New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1924, Page 10

TEIIEIIIIIILItIRtesItIItIsIsIIIsIIIIIIILL Wife's Confessional | Adele Garrisog's REVELATIONS OF A WIFE | Why Alfred Asked, “Can't You Take | ¢ A Joke? Junlor's gr the tiny nev household ond. The tened offe back over right and riedly i nanghty her tea man I had da and their be the bea clally boys, are suc dreadful things are rur thelr mind t f when it is questions—we A Hint of Tears There was more thar tears in the air, b no effort to per: the olive bran I¢ anyone had before that I w any part of Mrs 1 would have denied the fndignantly. But I fo Notly resenting her ated cens: guise of excu the most inconsi: Du New Plhase of 210l } P ————_— DAILY FASHION SERVICE KNITTED SUIT nitted sport suit 1s 1 In large Palm Beach white being | ks and plalds This gray for wear, and two pleces The such outfits one and umper belts black, msists of 1 skirt arw usad for narrowest of Gossip’s Corner prompt New Tone Peach color is one of th hat is very much ing and 8o is a soft Nile gr Prevents Curdling a pinch of soda to the combining with mato bisque and will not curdle, Use Caution Never dry graniteware because the ex he outside to scale. To Remove Sains rd will remove iodine it must be allowe a while before re 1p and water stains i to stand on moved Brown Hash rown hash add two teaspoon until let the hash brown on ¢ an omelet Clean ¥ Datea and figs are they Ink Spoils Rug ster, I Lo— Garrick od barrister, e into Mrs Roger damages. Youse and ottle of ink on which, Mrs. G down Add Some Sirda vegetables water in w FABLES ON HEALTH HOW WE BREATHE The Wild Geese Are Calling— Calling | Bometimes 1t sounded like the| barking logs rushing down a trall and closing on their quarry; | and again there shower of | calls Iike no other sound on earth; and sometimes single volces came dropping, telling wonderfully of “]\dm'" 8o the wild geese came out of darkness. dipping toward | the earth, and were lost agaln in | tite northern night. | | Joan closed her hook, Over her shoulder had slipped a heavy braid of dark, metal-gold hair; she put it back with an involuntary ges- ture, and taised her but all she saw were the hewn beams | which supported the upper floor of the ranch house { | 1 she heard the rustling of the | newspaper which Buck Danlels | lowered to look at her, she pald no attentlon to him, not even when he sat up and watched her with a frown of alarm. For she laid aslde her hook and went to the v By pressing close to the pa | could look past the reflection of the 1 the high light which the imp threw in the glass; she could | 1ook past this to the shadow of the | { des ~ and sha saw, like ghosts, g of the stars. | outside to the night. | stars whi had seen from | the window we bri and cold, |and still the honking of the wild gecse dropped in hurried choruses or le notes. The calling | died oft to e north, And she | waited through a sllence as if for an answer from the earth to those m the sky. bac door of the screen jingling softly. called Danfels. 11d not answer at once, It nd were draw- was a face, room a She went voices fr The the house ing her K. Joan!" he called | this time the sharp ma her turn Yes, dad,” He came again; and note of alarm quickly she answered. half running toward her. He caught her hy the arma. Why didn’t you answer up when I called?” he demanded, panting. “C'ome back into the house. Come = @1924. by G RPUTHAM'S SONE. RELEASED by NEA SERVICE (NC, == the subj | “When you went outside what were you lstening to?" | I'he wild geese,”” she answered, There was something in that an- swer which | Mfted him from his | chalr. He walked hastily across the | room, pretended that he had gone | to find his plpe, and came back | frowning and idling with it. “And when you heard 'em, Joan | — when you heard ‘em, what went | on inside of you?" Behind that quiet voice she could feel the fear working. What that fear could be of was heyond her guessing. And after a while she said: i | HE CAME, HALF RUNNING, FTOWARD HER “0t course, the geese are noth-| ing. But they're like milestopes along a road; they point out a way, | you know." “A way to what — a way to what, Joan?” | “I mean that when I hear them | crying in the middle of the sky and | MOTHER :~ Fletcher's Cas- toria is a pleasant, harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- goric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, especially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Pt Fhdin irecti 2 ackage. Physicians everywhere recommend it Proven directions on each packag Y CROSSWORD PUZZLE NN AN G know that they're going north—" | “Well?” he murmured, as she paused. “I don't know how it is, but pic- | simply tumble Into my mind.” ‘0f what, dear?” ¢ bappiness — of a queer, sad Jpiness — @ wondertul, free happiness.” Ho passed a hand hurriedly 1. across his face. Then he peered at her again, anxiously, eagerly. “Pictures of happiness? sort of pletures, Joan?" “Why — just what every one {hinks about — of§ mountains, and the big trees, and $he wind every- where, and nolses coming down it Reglay that cvery SUONE | o0 a1 worts of hunting creatures Jooked like anger; but al- | ;g greatures that are belng hunt- gh brows beetled and his | oy eyes glared and his lips compressed, | . she knew that it was fear which 1 touched him. She had no tim e e e | | out of this darkness — largely the derand She went back obediently beside Fy A \”‘ ige, | Him, but b 1 did not loose . TCIS€ her arm even while he was opening in'a group | &N closing the He did not spiratory cen. | Ven frec her when they were back |y muscular |in the kitchen-living rosm of the Jouse. vhich ’ “Why didn't you ram | catled asked again What Wh Another simple few letters unkeye lonely. | days we'll em (w If a leagu puzzler,” with Some of these put a real puzzler over.| 6. By. HORIZONTAL Loved too much. Packed (mostly in case of cot- Nag. . Heart of a 5 at baby calls father, 1 ert . Why fish swim. 13. Cut off . Part of foot, nailed. 14, Seasoning. . Taxi 3 . What a slang artist . Help! Proper name “spread.” . Form of “to he.” . Same three ‘letters as in 17, in another form. . Substitute another the last of A8 Made horizontal Like, . Ego. Halt an and answer when I you the first time?” he “Why did you stop? you thinking about? did you go outside, Joan?" looked upon him with a frank wonder, Time and many sor- rows had so spamed and weather- 1 ,Q%TLS]QE. 4 suppiy oxy- use of body n dioxide tir u Prescott ta the a ise, Care of the Continued is assured q to. argu- which but it also m u bird, emotion ou think of al) that?” “Of cours: — and a thousand things more. Sometimes, when I listen, 1 fee] as though 1 were try- to remember something that ry machin vowel for to ask or to an- swer, for he went on again: | go right back and sit He act her to the chafr. “Now, honey hen she ted with book in her You known before, 1 don't know what it is — but I begin to with longing, dad. My whole art begins to ache, you know, to get north and find the place—" . Toward. . —— and behold! . The cat's signifying . Britain's dr . Pogt's pleasure, “even “What place?’ “I don't exactly know. But if I | found it I'd recognize it. A place and s wh one i be wonderfull happy. That would be the end of |3 the :journey “U'ntil what “But In the 33. High-grade pilot . Incline the head . What dads do when asked for money. . Contend. 1diot . Wager. . Tooth filling that with 2 chew of ca 2, Lease again VERTICAL At a distanee . Written scandal ap, “ain't you comfortable here? Is the where vou neEit Tve Atventuresf Kaggedyhun B9 aullaggedy Andy 23 Ey Jo‘\m\y Gruelle Bvas - e Soa we M hand, e wae o decp In I were from Sally Atherton (o Beatrice Summers Dear Bee You ha T n the papers a turned ard him when they fly you ewallow me her thoughts that she did not | Kile o een ay i I T 1y ! i ingeee from BHOW=, ugup o the {all when the daye Bees 1 ! 0 : ; SRiokine : ¢ e, n to grow shorter and the wild For L 1 t with Witel e 1 e Py NayLon) ol Lo grese fly south, of course, they're i y : ! much different fits of One can't help thinking of Leslle 4 1 v nd 1 dalanies S liniesking s =1 \inds, and great blue bayous RereRlGion ! Dom s y brown ot ahead c Sevimh el i recds as high as one's head around ghecil Jitng ) e ¥ : : the shores, and flowers even in win- wrote, thoug 5 t ~ fehrees have at pulse to tortur pointing to TOMORROW — tinued Joan — 1 er susp Joan, what put this into your Why, dad! lost. Are you slck? No, no Is the in what I've “No — but He paused again, iggling with his explanation. “T knew a man who found all things in his head when the wild geese flew over.” “On," cried Joan, “tell me about You're as pale as a Breakfast — Grapefruit, rolled anything so very wrong 2 oats, corn meal said boiled thin cream, frl and pepper 1 smooth. ng dish, t with mush, sirup, sofe cges, sl milk, Luncheon turnips au grati nd cook I'our o said, toast, coffee, spr raisin and apple ter and salad, gingersnaps, milk, te 1ake in a b cesa Dinner — Mock filet mignon melted are trom | French fried potatoes, cd hrowr cen minu {i¥Ho 3 squash, head lettuce with \ fort cheese dressing, cannéd urobles, whole wheat bread, coffee. Whenever pi HERALD CLASSITIED i S g e e fiail | nee rose to FOR YOUR WANIS READ THY ADS his 206 cover THE YOUNG LADY ACROSS THE WAY S ey rumbs him But he and ex “Never! drew himself back aimed sharply: Never ask ne about mil Jumbles 4 butter ible use the so- ey called “‘winter vegetables” rather than canned summer vegetables. The root vege'ables are rich in mineral salts and add bulk to a a n perfe heavy with fat and protein. grated rind Mock filet mignon is notl I more less than round st emon colored t she lead the life of & g ung seasoned and made INto ture. Beat Lermit on the ranch 8eein® NoO i41a flat cakes bound with a strip and dry & company, meeting no one IN- ¢ hacon fastened with toothpicks. with ca 014 or young, he led the same Ty, pa(jcy R S e himself, driving to tewn only .. flet and are an excellent Roll on a floured mc supplies and coming hastlly (h.ap eybstitute tor the real thing. into a thin sheet, cut witt again Peanut Butter Soup utter and brust had thought of him a8 a r*- Eou faplespoons peanut the remaining cluse always. Indeed, how he could ¢ cuul iy 1.4 teaspoon Shrakis Hphtly have met and managed to win the jeay miik and use several spoon- nuts and bake in ove of her mother she could never ¢1:“vo “vvin “the peanut butter B imagine When the peanut butter is redu ypyright, “Rut surely.” said Joan. to & smooth paste stir into about him?" season with salt and a few cried Buck Danlels o0 poppor yf desired and bring fc starting from his chair bestde her g PUCRE T 0 T hut do not et “Not for the whole world, And — b "gore’ Coro hot with toast it's thme for you to turn in, Joan ryckers or croutons It's your bed time. Run along Tumiys su Gratin (To Be Continued) Four cups boiled diced t T cups milk, 3 tablespoons tablespoons flour, 1-2 teaspo 1-§ teaspoon pepper. 1 oarse stale bread crumbs grated cheesc butter, st | ‘ “Oh. he was an enemy of yours?” | ke gl LU Rt R He was my dearest friend.” | And to the utter wonder of Joan <he saw that tears were in the eyes of Buck Daniels, It was the more hecause, 5o far as she I no friends. And if he that diet and j yolks of eggs d add to whit of nor stiff and fold into 1 Add f 10ugh to . a b > 7€ home over the white She butter, kalt They mad e¢ he dirt of the «trangr path a slow oven unti and such , NEA Service tell me Artist Paints “God” arous titled painti God."” rnips, 2 Use For Ofl Giood sewing machine oil can be for olling washing machines ping machines or spoon household machgn. ~ Put |ing dish. Melt butter, legiclation. o tor actically any