New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1925, Page 26

NEW BrITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1925, q S |CROSSWORD PUZZLE E 9 Your Health 5 EJ@PRath e A Wife's Confessional Adele Garrison's New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE el i (ot BEGIN 1ERE TODAY t y 160/t ook, nlons ild =l EENSIINE ECR DASCRIISAL Sane: i 8] OKE, w \ I ) o y 1 e § tenth o e deaths in this part Dicky and Madge Have an Ugly ; vords ‘Jl ”‘\ V. BROOIRE, widowerHjian | lgicita o) b ! L of the country, Ineumonia stands Olicvial W hardware magnate, | 1 et ‘ A e B § ‘nd | A ) ranges with w firm of efficiency | s Good would b Puttin ond on the | e | id & i ‘ L MLt o TP S A : or, 1K i order ot e num g 4 for two months while hie 8 out L sl Al IR " (i O 51 aths ci ‘u doand s surpussel only | f e i ISR Gl P b i st ; 5 Jon of ploneer | The B pieninonia ncludes two i e A el ok f H, 1 Wits . chiel of inthiuniation of the | i i { rangement, Not until ¢ L 8 h } Constit Ty lung aro bronchial i ) 2 H. HEDGE, effictency engl 4 : ‘e . t o 1 g e snog ol \I mot ,»l\\,‘n\v nt n, appears ( © seene ! ! 4 . | omantic; y L AU e extremes of lie, that is, dur- i " ! :‘\' e o ”” 5 i 4o | nensic ratified her, Yot even th : ; 8 g youth and ol and loba i 2 calize the cnormity ol ; § 1a pers et o | You Win! m Thron, : Hl"“"'m i """']’_ i Mg, That was 1 : ! on middie 1t to ! X e s iiiia ta wirki na i ntcieney ) it piled st A From the age of live (0 adoless i ‘ has relr Constance be- | 110 ‘<]‘ ey £ ‘1 i pom tho mind [EHiCe, piet jvely une ; cuuse s) finally decided to el e s L 2 ficion i TG " vison oitea LAl S : become rot TahuiR wred as she 100k I S . R AT T hawduil tit e i b p g ; on the payr because she 18 | } Aty AUdlyERl em ¢ : 1v . Pan 3 still going to gchool | creasing ity until in the very i s g ; Among the many “unbeara | 1t beconies moarly always fataly | o in any | a v ble® things accomplished by il &k tiold s i ) e was {he prevention of ar ) Wit slow apy ) on 6 z i y POt | iy i : i lopement with Constance and | JUULITE gl 2 i et el ani I ) Ty ; Iy 1 tha d pringls cral Kinds of bateerin arve capable of been occupying during n 1 was rac ) note alactos A aa s e producing pneumonia. The ment with | Pow 31 fiy { f t ts f"‘ ‘\“ St e kinds of bacteria mey - be found in yes upon 1) 1 its heap ¢ ! lit . Skl Sl s e noses i throats of umbled clothi W | Hs | 7 ai ' I‘ i rlr”‘, e T\'“ persons who rently in per- had hastily aris ky's vi ) Gl " e '1"1 ;;. ‘~ calt) some of ringlng of t | ‘ « i ira ! = arito s i e i Dacterin 0 sk i 0 y 5 I P no: i 1 and throat as to he ey | a long list of wearing apj y Er‘rly.\‘.\ .’ | ‘ 1 NOW GO ON WITH THIE wded o normal inbabitants o T In the Mbrary, after diny s room? 1} t o e Constiran nresontly avittedting i lias heen found t he appar- been occuy 1 ] 0 pereh e music m, whe she pl ently harmless germs taken from wgine t \ ] thmic o e e the throat of heaithy persons are d wit this [ : ] I of a ground. e R ok nevertheless deadly to specics of [ 1 LT ¢ Ao el hookH Tanal freporis: animals which have feeble powers for T insta i ] anger [ % sty of resistance, which fact teaches ua ’ ; | He did not once send for his secr hes ir 1 2 r (i |that people who are in a debilitated I c paly it pow- A1 An item, 1" When finally he reached the mat- | the writi lor “run down” condition are more laugh at In never ORI i ccounts ho took his memor. | famillar hand of Il 1l TR susceptible to pneumonia, ¢ \ 1 ¢ . To pee i from+ his pocket and| Nothin ki fa O | Measles, whooping cough, influen- _“You Will Get No Answe of horror on his face 34, Distinetive i el ating than and other infections very fr : I never notlerd any ; from 5 i Gy iiTne kot lary, in t 1 to quently prepare for the development of .] 18, « ms in t " ou: ol tu i o selal insect . Tmpetuons, ik T e that you are probably t [of pneumonia by lowering the re. i 10 1 1l “vou . 1 : 10, To choose | non kil intruder. Constance ce of the pers t o i ! the time wasted | sistance of the person to the b ‘-w'vu P o ig 1 W 0 point whe 1 $1. Deeliny {in ple sum of addi- | LUEE d gently at her « i | teria already present in his mouth rame when s t sit up it's time to call a 13: inecent. 163 nored its reminder, ajihouzh and throat or those hrought to him onger. You can't dodge 2 \ 11, Rudent | same he | was conscious of it. Curosity, others, with a epiel like t1 1t kK I od to tell m P ] sac. '1‘ R of the wor \ evere chilling of the body from » know v . A )« L 1 T sald Vapor was directin now |sitting in a draft while overheated, pa ' I oz i I Perche that pertectly eioax ta hen the diary mi | lor falling Into cold water, may pro- b % LREDET L iadyig 04 L, Intention no possibilty that she bearing npon [foundiy affeet the circulation of the g o i n to of a conversation In- |, e . Ireedom from war. ood. 1¢ I find she did T'Il not fail e found the entric blood through the lungs and permit i : gm 1 dra 10 I'to. make it absolutely plain.t’ monplic t I'h | these germs, known as the pneumo- i L rom ¢ g 1 ould | 44 o strike At nlighted cigar for | things w y outside | cocel, to gain a foothold there, I e 1 I the he (ol Haze 's, ,],'m : \‘,‘m,]u\, Still scowling mansion, and prior to the | f Breathing irritating gases or dust b tat Lilllan's ¢ o itter | 4y ot 1\, To soak f “Its just possiblc she got the | the efficlency man Fhe di | may possibly accomplish the same I n : toge o L WNeT o e money was be- | misiure of closely written script resnlt. ther " his a A \ | Dr, M e f Al i e e o1 reckicss| shorthand. Constanco P L 1 Al We should always regard the soked b stcaily wit | of hi ‘ fruit- |, tashion. She won't have it long, Il | skipped the or o ses e See7 "], |pneumonta patlent as dangerous to derisive lirking the corner ction rine.t : i get it out of her head. I'll do it|could not read it L <_L_._, NS & || [other persons and should disinfect of my mouth, (Coy N I : huft liaas | giary reache e ' |the discharges from his mouth or You surcly do not expeet me to wre Service, Ine.) - a 1 ™h Tl an At sl tonb i look Kalavge th £hel epes possible she got the fdea that | o and all other articles used by ! | e aros R e divnction of | did not find it of much interest. DAy oncy was beiug spent in (he same |pin’ a6 the bedside. e } L g | el 1 (fter day, for soveral Wooks, $tWAS | old reckless fashion, She won't have [ myo bulk of preventive measures i th -room. ; of events that she r B ¢ B §) | Constance was still sitting at the | a si cord “ even _J" Tong, must, however, be directed against 4 e B L“l ! plano, her back toward him, Theknew or o [ 5t the predisposing causes. Do not . (e ot 1= { | citicicoey man ed on the thres- ’!‘II' : ¢ o st Sk ona chapter to|consider yourself so strong, and so ¢ : | ) P ;A‘ hold, listening and watching. She| Du “ vaste and incificiency in homes of |hardy that you can afford to sit in ‘ E T| | was quite unconscious of his pres [ i1 rieh. Unselentific methods, Non. | cold draft when you are over- o A JE| |¢nce. What she played he did not ook | producing famil members. Money |heated or dispense with an overcoat T Dt T A v ; i c ‘T sl I'know. It was liv and i | thrown away. Deseribe wic trivi- |on long cold rides. If such expos- T i | | melancholy. ! i ality of life in average home, Illus- |Uré has been unavoidable do your 10 101 LD e ] Her body swayed siightly with the e L oy |best to restore a mormal condition e I N| sie, rythmically, buoyanti, Sidonos ed| Constance frowned as she gather- [Of circulation before you go to bed. E ymetimes droopingly, as though she ‘What a it {cd from this that her home was to [4 Warm drink, a bath, a rubdown L part of the melody f " [ he held up fo the world as a hor- |And warm, dry clothing may readily ) ¢ : ! A W awayed likewise, ¢ ) e B ample. She wondered it the |make the difference between contin- \ E| not know it ey awakencd nterest. | efficiéney man would have the [ued alth and an attack of pneu- ‘ ‘ L T ailebei i g cral days there v no f rdihood to mention names, and [monia. ! ; T S ) quaver dic e J i ———— | she intended to speak to her father Try to lkeep yourself fit by the d k ¢ = | e = B | ubout it as soon as he returned. rational use of air, food, sunlight, - | t | Then another entry, several days|Work. recreation and sleep. It you SR o - E— e | ara attacked by any disease which is | e on G se accompanied by fever, go to bed at e e e Tl e A e Chapter on C. Use her as typical | acCOmp ¥ 80 to bed a NI . i o1 idle rich girl. No occupation. No - . : lden Picecait L g y ickled e An tmportant factor In preventing % it ; ) | Mila S,L ; l i : | inee gasped, but tead on: |Pnenmonia is the avoidance of other rived I \ JVilies LaJd}S 1| poor Jan A ST Chy o Wl discipline. No | acute infectious diseases, L : : i I et B tetend fixed purpose in life, Chief amuse- = L . So e nent, extravagance. Good mater-| gy ) ; : 5 1 . ial liere, Say that C is— | b C att Joall the | (, Priceilla. life no longer : e e, _life 0o longc T i e eeney won | 3OSSIP'S CoOTREY i il | ) Iy, /I‘N | that he had was that L dropped into shorthand again, run-| 4 oty 8 v iling on its UL LAl Dign fonance) 4 H ¢ 1) he anc rl A Ce L 3 | T o ) v ok : onid e ! at the b ¥ and grit A Stunning Costume ) | Pobhy (oon Uses a Clever C &till, Bobby her There was no mistak A favorite evening dress of the / ) S R iy Stilliecoo. the id of “C"—-it was|moment is made of gold lace o 1 iress of Priscilla’s shou o el lidn't like running particu L : gt ilie fiie Ty Thornton W. Thurg L e ke evmore, e | NCTSCIf. And she was going to have | trimmed with silver lace, and given o i Thster or ihe MiyS e TRl R e e an senliva o) a splash of some vivid shade such I ) and beast and even ML S quickest way suy L as red or green. | 4 I lened her. =5 | a 3 At O 5 rid m decided, who Yonthful Evening Frocks 1 knew that ned et yoler the ns in short-| The petal type of frock, and the or him to do woull b et could not | molded hodice and the full skirt | to curl up in his holic e ine ut hist shoit the same | 158 several with handkerchief points are two A o ot rearivedllsr - (hae Bk Bk e knew | extremelyépopular models in chiffon. i e e No sir e o " it T L directly For dancing and informal evening g Bobhy Coon T Nk N a r they riate o Ince em-Jlate _enough in the oty ' re Was|wear they are most appropriate. L 1 through layin S t- ) I i ool AT b 7 om of the page, for here, in long- Two-Picce Frock e S [ g i il sy 1, M. 1 , d The two-piece evening gown is a et <t < g . et 0 ' Above ery effective great favorite, particularly when de- = o | him by day and night et rLAPPER FANNY says him by dav ant 1 A e [ cd in velvet or in gold or silver = 0 o say at | ; s ] Bob w ! Constance was | lame. | ) ever 3 ”r: e L T N hhy was too fat to T ¢ et . Here was Truproves The Sauce e his | very far. At the first oppor i i | Ada some chopped nuts to the i mpeyg up on an old st i 10 Malke two | apple sauce. It will improve the | rom there to a l 8 he, . on €. F . show L& as flavor, | imbed and 1 fork 1 h ; undesirable type. \ o L —— H had he rewched | 1 of seientific methods. | I dong eame that dog down b nee's cheeks were flaming, | | low \ his nose to the ground,| to explain that no :\vi ‘ xcited dog ho was. 1 is cmploved, Describe I nt of Bobly ftooris ely, impartia 8 1'se fre- | 1 g his nose th Tustration 1cts, words, gen | < L of Yo i i of ent toward | ( Ihat dog 1 fo: ' ¥ = 5 inip 7 . | i LB i amen| “Pape’s Cold Compound ( & t on past P 10 aoug I hav n licly which had jumped the dog | i oo A . | ¢ pr " the 1 th T O On andeon he went, barking ex | Breaks a Cold Right Up | | » bark in or o nd chapter A . ke two tableta 4 kr n 1t You Bol ta 1 Tr o influenc of T I3 three hours % gone up a tr ' Sho 1 i 5 ntil three doses are . - Bobby waited wher vas. T irm insistc 1 new me taken. The first dos LA 1 t resilis, Note C's s always gives rellef ) 0w Markcd in manner ¢ second and thir { 1 Happy influence of scientific meth-|doses completel " e 1s. Poi « b 1 originally | break wup the cold d, Bobby waited where he was t v C may be (rans-|Pleasant and safet T v 1 8ot 5 \ S| formed \ Jirection, | take, Contains no ta e and ar ! Yis ] ind, working | quinine or opiates b nld rem tr | An g Milliops use “Pape't 4 e G ¢ nd en the € type|C0ld Compound < R e = = v that he wed not Show effect of rigiq| Price, thirty-five Az \ gain 1.1 gis isten on autho Drugglsts guarantee it ] Mothers Gray's Powders | b r_author 1 ; 5 | by didn't AL« u ript I ricks v on ) he oot . . j efit Many Children ~ ' (& ; v o L ey o Big Change in ot Gray's Sweet Powders an ¢ sort of L pped S itor. chliaien eoime | whenthals e . , e, S ST L Face Powders ; ch |, per s Bt itler ppeared hastily A new Fre process powder that ) Seel o 1 at the expression in her|is not affected by perspiration—will [ . iy g eva not let an ugly shine come through, colds and | had : g R stavs on until you take it off; fine i s . s 1 and rec- | In fact, ; - b NEXT CHAPTER: Hedge re ire; malkes the pores invisible i A ymmended by Mothers for over 30 t by 1. ¥ nounces efficiency. ooks like beautiful natural skir t y m yoenr eve goss — — gives & soft velvety complexion. i g FREE. 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