New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY llH\\ll) 1III>\\ PUZZLE [Resssinsieseissssiiasesssinibs bbb AR AR EER A A A Wife's Confessmnal Advle Garrison's New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE proposal that the license pl the at could 1 ono minute “Each of us she has to « and in as 1 as i the everyday 1 ( Panny take a wal each one My wo the Chinese. forn land's faithful « his own volitior to have no part was 10 « But I the apparently ance, and waited rections, There them, right hand rear indicated the poc of his hand Lee Chow's Tnstructions crow drivers and in this pocket,” screw driver mer in other pocket toward the other 1 see Graham and 1il’ bowed to me and to take screw driver wood and lil' boss man,' now were for Lillian a “please take 1il' hammer and plates trom Missee am's car. Graham and I1il" man trqnt plate; Lee Chow's car; 1l lag\ and Miesee Underwood ; back plate, Missee Graham [T ORALECER IO DL boss man and Misser : Dold screws, everything “When Lee Missee Underwood ani 1il' hoss man, take quick, throw in car, hand Missee Graham plates, hold plates while Missee Graham and lil' hoss lady put on. Ev'body savvy “Oh! 3 Lee Chow, earoled, her voice trembling willi ex- [0} 1 must citement, and 1 comprehended with ted my blay t 17 Polynesian chestn 5 a smile that the performafice to her | Lillion's ten ! ny |48 Hol young girl mind smacked of story- « o n te 0 J tion of surprise 10 Neuter book adventure, v ir | ant FERNE Thefor “Oh! yes, Lee Chow,” Junior par- 3 roted dutifully, and I 1 couragingly to the Oriental, Lillian. “I can can teach him, T am sure, it Feminine pro 1 said, and for the mext half hour | cave ping,’ wd. ‘ who cste we diligently practiced changin ! \ tl61 Periodical license plates. l.ee Chow cvid 1 1 nnot guess o1 |63 Diners had planned the task some fime fore, for the vs and came off casily, ly prot some diffi wanted of and receive quickly Powell Knows nsed somet was no > Chow HORIZONTAT ] ribably | 1 his black |15 persons give the lit- Procnir o e sick his bows R L [ i Prophet You O Antocrats Engine Principle Dumb 3 Wheel in a n To make ' Gioddess of d To tak 10 Opposite of o purpe echoed, *not el rrent v Misser work loubts of our re- because 1 am | laced in our | sumunic Chow c-eyed won- le of oatm ipportion N ho fles redly ny fm. Mourning Bonnet, Veiled |42 In Mystery i1 | Enter the % Vam 4 Cours: Marion wooly h To err pronour Journe Point of e Somim o] O ZIO| i i ~»0Z>0 Zz promug Printed eloth VERTICAT To leak it oMz ommrERr — > > adroy 2|0 x|—| carned lifferent any of u self the while showed he belie ity of the whol his young shoulders At last Le watch good, can do,” and reached out his har serew d tastened my Fd- pa nio M >BE MO>Z] OME > > |—Rm | [ ‘1 our Health L How to Keep It— | Causes of lllness i Chow shut, grunted CUNMMING U. S Public Service, ctic clas DR, HUGH S, 10 the comm lay Letter From Jnlm Alden Prescott to Sydney Carton—Continued The ma murder Potts decid had miscarried and had murdered a man that he tore, for Paul a dead faint cited that T crane and the through the 1 it, and dr ground bel was inst My knee realized wl soaking s had who had be actor, follo been writh half a1 was taking c doctor burns. 1 car and 1 Pat down and the plant N my 1 v ( “Menus s s family | Foats o/ B2 SISTEN MARY teaspoc tard Let stand 15 minutes. Mjit 25¢860° ' B ot all druggists | good butter lally speaking, t ) . it For Politicians, Smgers,‘ Cl"'gymen, Lecturers druggist can NOVEMBER 27 192 SPINSTERHOOD = © 1925 by NEA SERVICE U\C BEGIN HERE TODAY allinliam. henmed rhi 1 ) ) ) Vit yo sald ing lar, And you an say soves and old rugs are my “Fine” he | white teeth, ceond-hand spe- 14 howed the visitor out and wnd [ turned to Barbara, “You see what | names mean to u newspaper, Miss | now % G S ~ | he mmL I'm [when 1 first ‘saw you. Bt | with 4t2" been hired, But i you have Me- Dermott behind you, you'll come out all right. He's a prince. Bul he means business.” Barbara tury upon Lim, “Means business?” she repeated. “What do you think I mean? Do you think T um just playing at this game? T mean business, too. 1 de- apise frivolous women dabbling where they're not wanted “You might as well learn right that I'm in journallsm be- 1 mean to give my lfe to it to e somebody hetore Bob., “Don't ready to believe yon are going info this thing in var- Knew you wercn't a dabbler when it comes fo ‘giving your Ilfe 1o t' don't try to kid me. 1t simply fsn't done, at least by women ike you. “And, by the way, can thut word *journalism.’ 1t')l put you oui- side the pale, in a moment, §f the gang hears vou say it. They might even give forth ruucous laughter in your presence Rarbara flushed. “What's she asked. whistled wrong (Continued On Following Page) COLON (110U =—— Snow White s e S “The West Plains Limited is wrecked,” ent thinks thirty killed.” shouted Jimmy, the office hoy. *“Correspond- at | Hawle he sald. “If we had sald the wrong man was sent to an in- to- [ sane asylum or had cemmi tin- { murder, it might not have b to rescue lis ‘busines though relleved, was cehless with shame. She was not quite sure what her mis- had been, but she could not “herself o ask. man whe died spelied his name with a ‘g’ " said W with of weariness in his voice, “I'm sorry said Barbara. A v fatigne was creeping over body, deadening her nerves nd tangling her thoughts, ¢ could not trust herself to not knowing what inco- might issue from her Hps. looked at her face and abruptly away. Over in the wire Bob Jeffries was from hehind a paper. He saw that omething was decldedly wrong. IFor a moment he hesitated. Just en airhara flung her head back, blinked her eyes and strode man- fully toward her desk. Ihere she gathercd up her purse yves and looked around for . In a moment Bob was by “(ioing home?" he aske nehalantly. “I've a rattle-trap Lus outside that will roll just as s a Mercedes, if you aren't iph, 0 sturing Barbara, il spe news eorner, watching her THANKSGIVING OF PADDY THE BEAVER By Thornton W. Bury i AL s ' the only 1o find it ,mm Barbara amile, al trembling course I'm swered. “But 1 out in Berlin, probably is v he ) i could, That wouid 7 same.” Wi, A ! 110 do. He did fecl most | = yop - gnrugged. “What's distance i} so far from safety to a car like mine? I could land you at Timbuctoo, it you sald the word. Come on, favored him with a the brighter for the tears just behind it. “Of not proud,” she an- live too far-—clear Thank you just the ow anything yit. Bu ) 1 50 far In his house, » ! water! Well, he would put up 2 hurrying feet made Iz pond )p Y o e A n anxiously. Out Qutside, Babara found his hap- docsnt know 1 some fall ferns burst|y ,;qrq racing car parked at a de- iR il outioTIbERIR flant angle. She climbed in, her ugilited heart somewhat lightened by the Gl camaraderie into which Bob seem- | (PR T You know, | cq to lave received her. Barbara any one | liked men, enjoyed their admira- lon, was interested in their int mon it quite cried * demand- hem!” he you four \\.;q' W,‘N I tar is apt to make The incident of the obituary wa , you | fading. The road to Berlin ran over are quite a| Lilly ground, where the trees m\l\- from » water, but you!tered in vivid Ocfober uniforn near water | against the sky. is way like “October ought to cure any- D you ! oughtn't it?" Barbara asked “Go companion after some ments of silence. “Yes,” #ald Bob. “The air itself i« like champagne. But what fis e to cure, in this case? vell” said Barbara. name wrong this morning. It was | only a small mistake and I made it 1 ma to show | itile grove 5. There was ¢ could not get it right over 10y's lephone, no matter how hard tried. So 1 just had to guess at growing near her. | it. And a terrible old man came in them | and said he would sue the Tele- there | graph, or something.” Bob whistled. Then he laughed. “Wow! not so bad, for the first day | on the sheet. What happened ?” | " When Barbara had told him, he more serious. “No harm done. 1 there had been, I'm atraid would have fired you, Miss Hawley. He lsn't much for women on the paper, anvhow. And say 1 blame him. ast woman ' reporter on egraph was on the scene of st murder of the year, and instead of calling up the ditor. 1o one before that got kind of mixup with a »se office was on her run s = ‘No more women! dumb ones cause trouble and ight ones cause more trouble. had a woman en the That's why 1 was sur- you had “I've found them!” he cricd summer. Tt happines said 1 er became h oblige I t Toad from i old Wells into law- The | We haven't politencas. No The story: 1 3 esc | sheet since | prised when you sald that iriosity hasn't sir, there isn't any yull(\un:b in him. | Engine 8o that | mo- | got a | the office was so noisy 1| A REGULAR his s ons “Snow White and Itose Req yoiti saving these paper doll you do, at the end of two weeks you Will have,a whols set of characters with whith to act out this lovely story. VISITUR chapter . Every evening after that, the hear occupled his place before the hearth leaving early in the morning before the sisters or thelr mother arose. He was a good-tempered animal and |the sisters played with him, pulling | his long, shaggy fur, romping with ‘]vim and sometimes they even beat (him with a hazel-stick. When they struck too hard he scolded them, |saying that if they did not leave {him his life they would never wed. They grew to love thelr strange visitor and walted for him in the |evenings. Thus it was that the ‘vuv r passed and spring returned. | The woods grew green again and | the sun became warm. One morn- ing tha bear came to Snow White and told her that he would have to leave them and could not return all | the long summery “T must go to the forest and guard my treasures from the evil { dwarfs,” he said. L (This 1s Snow: White's sister, “Rose Red. Her hair should be col- ‘rnd black and her cheeks red. She |is wearing a pink siip with tan | stockings and shoes.) | (Copyright, 1925, Assoclated Editors, Inc.) 'WOMAN AVOIDS ~ AN OPERATION -Awful Pains and Misery Re- lievedbyLydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Lima, Ohi ‘I want to tell i‘? how your medicine has helped me. weeks I suffered m with awful pains il from inflamma- possible for me to straighten u) the pains never ceased. I took ue- ments for some time and finally was told I would have to have #n opera- tion. Ido not believe in operations and Ihldrudaomuch;b(thydu E. Pinkham’s V ble Compound that |1 told my husband I would try it be- | fore I gaveup. I soon began to feel that it was doing me good. The swful misery to leave me, also the backache. I have a good appetite and am gaining in weight. ing this medicine was the best thi ever did. I feel like it hu saved my life and I do not besitate to say soto my | friends. It has saved me from & | dreaded operstion and 1 am at\ll ukig *'—Mrs. BTHEL i rth Pine St., Lluu. Ohiov