New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1926, Page 4

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Does that handicap nis a dollur “You, (i driving a laundry fr My, Porter laughed, sty that it does, What's t Down on your luek? “No. 1 just nec' a “Drive u car!" “Yes, 1 used to sell them,” AL right, T can use you, 1 ean't soom to get hotd of a man thut's any good. 1 suppose yow'll be quits ting just about the time thut Kknow your route,” “1 won't be quitting while. Jimmy sald, AL right, Report uiorrow morning at Your joh will be collecting tivering laumdrey, “Thunks. 111 be here He walked {out of the door L funny one culled Me, Porter (o rirl who hed met Jimmy when e came in, “College man driving a tmdry truek,” She looked toward had behind fob, for quii for work to. sevonsthirty, and Jee tor you, | while, | He pieked 1t you. 1 love you." could not 4 fool the world even got me out of way | at oftice. 1 oftended you jad me fired.” sturtled. vepeated slowly. =it 1 had you fired?” and | whe wrong in think? I In't even the t evening charged m id in a b would | I'm to! saint, 1f opinion of Irous thing t of him Jimmy cried rainst me —the oiled rice, lima orries are very | & reakfast fruit. Any uit, not 100 sweet and well as stewed d ouid as fast as it s onut i nt is broiled. 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He took ont his we the handkerchief in it in s pocket. His left hand, 2 idly in his overcoat pocket, came in contact with the blackjack at he had taken away from the who had followed him homs t. 1t had been in his pocket O'Day had left him. Ho here, intending to give it the next time he lot and placed and then pit ver siner to the licutenant ‘mw him He too Aly studied it out of it where O'D stitches, He took his penknife fr his watch chaiu and vipped qut' th remaining stitches, letting flie re the heavy emery dust tun c “It will never hurt anyone clse he said abstractedly. He was denly overcome with a feeling of tenderness, He shoved the now harmless weapon back in his pocket and up. It was quite dark. i " he said, and shook himseif “Something to get my mind off myself hefore 1 go crazy. He set off t 2h the park at brisk gait and didn't stop untl reached room: & < than a mils and putti > went to the telephone, call- "ad up Olga Maynard at her apart- ment and asked her to meet him downtown for dinner. ing to forge he said. 1d hung up the receiver. (To Be Continned) COLORED RELTS Narrow kid beits of bright colors are worn with white sports cos- tumes. Often the shoes, and belt are of the same shade of kid. out of his \'\rm)\o' and sude- stood his Fa Medicine ‘FOR COLDS AND “THROAT TROUBLES SAFE FOR ALLTHE FAMILY 0 DRUGS ? 4 CVER 70 YEARS O SUCCESS CuticuraComforts Tender Aching Iritated Feet Bathe the feet for several minutes with Cuticura Soap and warm wa- ter, then follow with @ light appli- cation of Cuticura Ointment, gently rubbed in. This treatment is most succeesful in relieving and :om- forting tired, hot, aching, burn- ing feet. Socp e flmm‘:fl;x and 8e. Taleam s, Bold f [ | [ | I | | | { |