New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1926, Page 4

|enough. She knew that she was [place of the gayly striped ones tha N . Y : 3 | prettier now than she ever had been |he usually wore. uicksands of Love ) th g i S B S IR e o o o e e . tanny had lost his heart t sl i w nt nine clock. How to Keep It— By Beatrice Burton Eraindiol O’I\""lsuu‘alrr‘:n o'clo Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Causes of Illness P Ranny! Her thoughts were never |work away from him very lons. They|to stop now, between music lessons . | ‘Author of “Love Bound,” |flew to him now, as she wondered : 1y his bre or helg ———Revelations of a Wife Sirssen ot Uiediniate “The Flapper Wifew it be was au'hs taers houeo o : Fhli il Public Health i Dicky is Exasperated at Madge's | past the apa 1 AR e (Illustrated and Copyrighted by Johnson Features, Inc., 1819 Broadway, New York City) . i lovely to have | Inp s standing be 1 the tall use for tra hour in the Denouement. p e Drive, and near- |varfed. The disease usually develops 3 % pillars 627 ax Pkl e house for an axia houeiin. the d me many e in from six to 16 days ‘ A . - - e - Q| car swung into the gravelled drive- | 3 "0 NI e come When lockjaw develops within six - way that divided the lawn from |, o ‘“;v“té“r' S e it et In & man the discase is almost [READ THIS FIRST: wher he wanted anything. He| “Come in,” she sald, with a sort |Mother Phelps’ sunken garden. [bedroom, and look in to see him fill- B iecto |invariably fatal. The milder cascs| SYLVIA STAF a e ., somehow, at word |of groan, and Eddie lumbered in. He still wore his wrinkled evening s Eo15e ool Toshirg over i rected, lof tetanus usually require a longe. |RANDALL PHELPS, it ype ther” stood for everything mice} *“I'm leaving now. Anything you |clothes, and no coilar. DD T 2 A oF the Drive morning paper. He rarely came Lo night, now. He said very, very busy. But once or twic when Sylvia called his office after six o'clock, he was not tt period for development and suct n who 1s in love wi I 8 re W k. toys, dry (want me to do for you today?” he| “For crying out of turn!" mng‘pa_r):'x?“s‘ I;:fl(y e 1 e one s W 4 bit nd a warm breast [asked, bending over hig wife to kiss [laughed, “look at your Friend H T Ay S bt |, Tero aze & number of cases of 3 ¥l t lic liow in the |her. g and! He looks as if he'd slept “Why Don't You Tell Me!” sl inpg st b S g vorld for his baby head. | Fay quickly lifted her coffee cup [his boiled shirt and his breckles st s llar with the g06- |gur " the men os with a |to her lips so that he couldn’t touch | It turned out that that was éxact. g Y Add. “yom | cegaraity amitin them. And kissed her on her |1y What he had done, | the reason why Lucia |jneact oy ed over, |freckled cheek. Loily told out it, | = has no reason to complain | Stiffness FHOLESNy Had yaninsd up SOt g i f or husband's xicab was awake One night, short is going v Oh, how [ “Don’t come home for dinner un ave | 2 time he set- | joy SantAbast bed until {less you want tonight,” | second floor wit | “How would you like noticea n and b himself { that she ach- |she s S 3 ause 1|arm. |down-town for dinngr? - | “Your wand her | last asn 127" Lolly coulds ep her pleasure as it [gan. “H I i voice when she answered a5 Tiator: s b jshe atter he took you home it ‘Oh, T'd love cried ast forty 1 3 k wh he was golng to be. Elste Leopold went ont E sha T d how r dust; or ment, he turned on |somewhere. Then, abol s om a nafl or g S e o ont of the o'clock, he came back and & ) . gt N1t lon ave surmised that nt or household utensil, | meet, S €s on wit 0 eight o'cl m, I¢ 1016 happy than | Was going to stay at our hou k L &hould en to a doctor to R on't 1et | : ver BT n infection of antitetanic seru 3 e s t hi ba ‘Il tell you w se injections should be repea the 7 ¢ it d her by saying {ed at intervals of a week until three . ) s SERLAE £ 6 Al ved at me because he v hayg belloyed e ANitress 1o co; ngerine Garden?" e e vould her presence in the she have an as much as possible of T suppose. that our ist wouldn't dare ob- e'd be busy m | Wounds, however insignificant Dicky sneered. [m2y be contaminated and should al- T T ¢ v smooth 1 suspicions; |Ways be thoroushly cleansed. Punc- [tiny flat wher i g A e {m Mttle Puri- [ture wounds or lacerated wou ) jamas wers at a man Ishould he opened and care sh R I t i the foot of the le a blue-black | Lol i her 1 i and \ ? 15 {back from her forehead with an ex- | e dodeety been given. § thin Ranny 1 1 € 108! a it h ng trying. to get fresh aaa 5 d it was my fault wasn't, Lolly, ldon’t you? u w I never look conscience k i o be taken to remove every picce of with a str p i 1 3 v 1 laid them dow on foreign matter. from i £ P e and his |finger traced the it gun wadding or other forcign | WILK h her br i ¢ ble beside his 1 at cover 's break- |OWn work in the tiny bungalow material has been driven into the i toget ate every |f no one would have guessed it k¥ re- |wound don't attempt to clean the and 1z 2anny adm ¢ ¢ Y6 went tol sl i ly, she threw her | look ¢ over |wound yourself, take the patient at g i te on his h a ) question that | Twice a week she had {once to a doctor. Prompt cleaning 11 2 party giv y n trying to ask for fif- marcelled and her nails cotly Into the story |0f & wound is almost as impor: si LOLLY BOYT tes: @ woman who did Sally King's, too. ounter with Lucia Mere- |35 thorough cleaning, so don't s e st come back to Lolly's |She still took as much care of & room of the |lay; , bachelor took me hom S mall. T had no sooner| You should also know that tet- jowns g t shop. T t et, bl i he asked. of our meeting, |aNus antitoxin is a reliahle and | F v be hgry when |Junior's tiny cubiby of a 5 him to bed properly | r left Junior thesc quisite little hand. She did all he digression |tTustworthy preventive. If any !the me WOODY KING, ma . n E ¥ s ans } Ivia v Sowntonn with |doubts existed on this score prior to [love fo Sylvia and takes her hor e answ X £ i n't s ¥ n k T ¢ e R o he asked, [1920, the experience of the armies | (NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY) 1 fr y T D hat Elsie 1 black oll. o he three.toed |during the war has demonstrated CHAPTER XLI ) e was sitting (name, an : f s trouble with vou is : 2 3 told hes Ho ik g there? Are [the ef:.ctiveness of this treatment. | p,o =1 o\o . o vou going to start a laundry for | Antitoxin should be administered |,¢ o, ¢ ! N8 Bialiy sealns® before the symptoms of lockjaw oc- ) SyeNAT : t Junior s by Newspaper reason for this is that |, % . nd t s were Service, Inc. tetanus to: as comt e T 3 5 % reak f 1 bit. with the motor nerve cells in the | } 1 {contral nervons system it cannot be b, holding o itor at was the last I saw [vou're huried alive, Sylvia,” she s: nel mitts. aski £ d I lef arty | with the air of a wise old owl “You think that just because some- |5 alos slipped a wedding ring a ,”L‘M‘Y ol Tst ver Lok oy |surishine. But Jutier wa another man again. as long as you |KInd of & baby. He:had never heen live! And you're a simp to think ft! Faop displaced with antitoxin If I were you, I'd show Mr. Randa ,.‘v’ Neonly Jadneven ot Phelps that T was just as i = | Antitoxin should, however, be ad- |, : diew up at the. biillianity1iehtan | ministered if the patient has shown | . " P ¥ : b {to men as he is to women! He 4 ARt e Gitad sympt-.ns of the disease, to prevent | . % e b lesson.” b ey ¢ further danger. The most import- | repon without ¢ v , ar n on't knov Jr) flir,f,fl':;:fi”‘“w‘,: ;' nt fact for you to remember i that | ger cortled in the i 2anny much longe e runiing down the stairs B o s g e tetanus antif>xin should be admin- (Tayne anead with sach S } hands again Yes, you do need a lesson! S S A e istered just as soon as possible. CHe wix Uibuin! violestl 2 Back to L hous tem head ached ! facing him, “and if I & lsaves s toiidodl 1itiE 1 | $ylvia, I'd give vou one or two that SR N e ie made apology, and AT et e \ = v 1Menus for the Family "% 72 (T w2 O 15 all ver. Skio came to herand put | ed last nlght with that Eiele Leo- [T 3 " Sylvia thought, as the cab e turned sharply, as | for mercy's | Iy t she was she you'd remember! The way vyou act- DOSEIRLS D 2 5 1 her, 4 d A ) foparel Ivla look the 1 {Then, withor e & \ r me home got to stand something | She would have said much more. | L 0 il b Little Mister Know-Tt-All 1 g to a Muskrat din- BY SISTER MARY or tak By Thornt W. Burge inner of tender young Musk- road, Rar 1 K r @ R 1aid ever ou are going to furnish | Breakfast—Stewed dried peaches, | Low as e v v 4 : nig For instance, I don't know |he's asking you,” he sai N e e She said this very |cereal, thin cream, combination [age. He se 1 to grind t ras| H never te and she {whether I can stand living with 'Lolly jumped down from tk I ki Hars Pat Rl R AL {omelet, crisp graham toast, milk, |from between set tee to ask [Eddie much longer, I hate him so!” [table, and ran up to LLH il ¢ any impression on |coffee. : How as this sort . her , Ie hated | As § i "“‘I at her, o _r::"x e ) i G R S now-It-All. “I ; n—Vegetable salad in as- |1 ¢ ! s e SDocReC onsd g SRS 3 i 4 After a longz wait at the Tan- I ERG G L 4 8 7 e gerine Garden Ranny mects Sylyis 2 e = He has a girl with him. Why did out of hearing. : 2 I i i g : litdio ftnee tanny ask Sylvia to come down Dinner—Mutton stew . ; asked exten 1 h t : Y e uneom it ltown. You'll learn the solutien in orefave % L the next chapter. 1f into | Lolly Boyle o voice , looking away |*1€ ¥ ispiere 1 any- Dok« her ¢, I'm at | from him don't worry. I'm 1 know |mother's house. Dad's stroke, |going to take it.” these |and the doctor doe k he's| After all, she reflected, Lolly's| ‘ L | gcheme is a Book-of-the-M 1 elnb going to be with us—" ladvice might do for Lolly. It might %! LGl o v 3 Dl which shoull be a bonanza to busy nt most n himse Her voice broke, and then she |do for Fay, or for almost any other |1 00 S10UT! o was born. |in this world,” said but Ranny interrupted her. “Dad's in't know y ever was serious al 1 conselous, and mother R cherry milk Muskrat never |pineapple, chocolate nut cookies, Tye | an kiss Was, When the |bread, milk, coffee together he was| If you have one green onion and ¥ meanl Dor ler away or to lag two small radishes mince them fine- the ent gag!” 10 g0 poking into something |ly and add them to a rule of darkness Sylvia | “Book-of-the-Month" | A very novel new commereial 5 elus that “want to keep ss to poke Into. He (French dressing to make chiffonade ¢ on' brayel fother wants you {womar selecting committee com- e i g ce S s e chiffonier v filled with |to come over here, and bring the | But, she knew that their system i - G AT thay won v, Moth: |Halfomors. or ldss—of & sweet ake 1 e, Ran h of dull white sllk and the [baby. Dad wants to see the baby— (of keeping their husbands eternally | .~ ilacts L tH voath i the with |green pepper mince it and add too. s of underwear. He had silk |right away, please!” alous would never do for her. It yooi ¢ tha month which is matlea ot il e e et e s ks, and socks of wool, hand-k Is Ranny there?” Sylvla ask d mever work with Ranny! | 05 0 E O e the book Te- {nomical way to rhange a lettuce Scotch peasant women. His hand- | But Lolly had Lung up. The only way to hold him was | .o % 1ot really desirable it can takes aft- |salad that it's worth in chiefs were monogrammed and | CHAPTER XLII ¢ m know every minute that o8 L0 C it BT e salactad krat. “He cer- |mind during the fresh i handrolled hems, The lonz box | “What did Lolly tell you? That | and mobody buti Himb LT S et W atter melor iy | mantis; e top of his chiffonier held [Ranny is over at his Ter’ make him understand that no |yoow S0 BT BET iee Ghocolate Nt Coolkios i with 3 v ties d bright-hued and |house?” asked Fay, who had turned [matter what he did, she would for- [y 028 ST GOS0 0 COTETD fO0 et Mo Two tablespaons ‘butter, 1+ oup |night it Badle Carter Hadr xpensive aroiind from the mirror to listen. |give him! To let him feel that no |y Fot 5 i ' it he |granulated sugar, 2 eggs, 1 cup of Svlvia's weekly tasks was hung before T had time jmatter where he went, she was al- | jid arohs Sithaa STENROEE sarer s iin ko A hr L 10 by Ho o m and press those ties. She |to her,”” Sylvia answered. She |ways waiting to take him back! | * sald Mother |tablespoons milk squares bitter |if been se nally - was running rapidly through the ® knew that she never could Leghom Hat never was such |chocolate, 1 cup chopped nut meats, of I 7 honse t} v r pages of the phone book, looking for {do anything else, anyway. She loved Wvinoan ieratoon Lvaniliasi 2l toash he adored |the number of a taxicab company. |him too much! salt. the 700l over my eyes—" 1y well-groomed and |“Father Phelps is very {ll, and I'm| She looked up at him now, with k at him now, right | Combine butter, sugar and eggs | He stopped, choked s . |going right over. {no word ot reproach for last night. beat with a dover beater. Mix anger. said that it was good business | “Don’t bother to call a cab,” Tay| Tho hours of werry, when shs oty to look well and she wanted+to do |Stopped her, as she took down the |hadn't known where he was, slipped should come 'and chocolate melted over hot a1l She that it was wor P thing she conld to help him |receiver once more, “T'll run vou |out of her mind. him up as |water. Mix well and drop from tip useless to argue with R \ |along in the world of busin he |over to the Phelps' in a minute. Just | All she saw was his tired f youngster is|of spoon onto an ofled and floured {he was'in A iike this s knew that it was part of a wife's |Wait until T get this eyebrow on |Wwith puffs under the handsome eyes. heet. Bake 15 minutes in & moder-|to protest her inno ob to help her husband get along. |straight.” She avent on drawing a| "I thought, from Lolly's telephone S Ak sl atatlovers would or DR fine arch over her eye, with a soft |[message, that vour father was dy- 1926, NEA Service, |anger. t eleven o'clock with Junfor in |brown pencil. |ing,” she said, laying her hand on (Copyright, 19 | rms Sylvia rang the doorbell | Fa brows and lashes were | his arm, “but if he isn't, shan’t we Yon can take it as y middle of Smiling 'and no attention to any- [thoroughly and add milk, vanilla — Besid commanded Little Mis 1t-All to return, and Little | ne.) | He E Know-It-All, pretending not | e noise s eleven room apartment. (colorless. It took her half an hour [go home now? You must be aw- {oliberately awam straight | them: i rim in black dress and |every morning to darken them. fully tired.” \ her | ) t you . } pron, answered the door. | Sylvia watched her now, as she| He nodded. "We thought at first (Copyright, 1828, by 7. Burgess) | osslp S orner t 1d “M rter's mot up yet,” she |Dicked up a little box of sticky [that dad had had a stroke,” he ex- | ! id pri ut at that moment |Wwhite cream and began to rub it |plained, “but when Dr. Buzzard got | r Y hat in 3 a door down the long |over her freckles. Then she powder- |here, he said it had been just a Ivia and called: “Yes, I am— |ed over the cream, and when her [spasm of some kind. Run up and | Perfume Fads tongue to say : s h e along, complexion was dead-wl she | get one kid, and we'll go home now. for the e ‘ ; I dining room, [covered her mouth with orange-red |I could slcep for a week, I'm that | / | fiower scents ; 3 E home evening. No perfur or |t tyly t a glimpse of Eddie |lip paste. The effect was bizarre, i the golf course or the bridle path. : t 0 g tting at breakfast, all alone [not to say startling vivia found . Mother Phelps sit- Yl N Exotic heavy perfumes for the hat t hat |at ) able. He put ’ “One of my worst nightmares Is a (ting alone in her room, crying. Her -~ drama. Th sme of the late Leopold g ¥ half rose from |dream that I'm on a dessert island |beautiful silver pompadour that al- /‘) C . | perfume style notes from the arbi- |ing with str mer wi v her. |with a good-looking man and no [ways stood up like a bird's proud ja Gl]'l of Today rary world It is in| But s ; ‘Hello, & ald In his fat [make-up!” she said suddenly to Syl |crest, was dank and flat this morn- | better taste y dog- | S cept ect n . “Have a cup o' coffee?” [via, with a giggle. “Can you feature |Ing. And her evelids were creased to m perf t at, : Somehow he struck her that |anything worse? and swollen by her crying. She was ‘Lost—the End of A NEW ENPLOYER nvied yon. Yeu matic gal ] lidly independent | ferant gowns t t . I S hats e : tic mp and| Then her face sobered e one |frightened, and she broke into| A Very smart leghorn has a fold afternoon 1 have |vidual perfume for 2 1 e 1 1 sed as he was, [reason why I stick to Eddie,” she [fresh sobs when she saw Sylvia. of gold and rose metal cloth softly in the raw ever sinca |«ure that the sisterhood fs much re- funtil rr hen s 8 of miser; 1 t on, “is because he lkes me no{ “Dr. Buzzard says that all Jamle | draped arotnd the crown. The brim, lieved this |sober, 2 hen she'd explai h m, Even his round cheeks seem- |matter how I Jook. He's seen me [needs is a rest,” she sald, in a muf- | turned up In back, is faced with the i how Woody King had taken } ed to hang over his collar in a hope- p of rouge on my face, [fled tone, “but how can he go away | S&me material. surprise and kissed her! * |less, unhappy way. nd still he's strong for me. I'd|and rest, with no one but Ranny biitive “At Court” For another she w e “What's wr with Eddie this|never dare let any other man on the [to take hold of the business? He this morn Plumes, tiaras, aigre lighted that he o 1orning?” she couldn't help asking |face of the earth gco me as I really |doesn't know anything about it—" bft from the topknots o Woody, for didn't it at he |Fay when she went i am! Tf 1 did, he'd probably start| “But Thomas does!" Lolly's shrill, vou all my lite. at |lcan mai tron ted !still loved he ing, perfume-scente bedroom |running, and never stop.” | hard little voice came from the open iwve. And oh, Judy, (at court a vs 2 ist a few |told herself where the mistress of the establish- | She began to whistle cheerfully, |doorway. “He knows all about it! lsappoint me. T am |minutes and t a months y y liar \ent was having breakfast in bed. |as she packed her make-up into a [He'd do just as well with it as nece you were so formal hind each court |f her red «he | Fay shrugged the bare shoulders [silver box on the top of her dress- |father himself would.” at Mr. Robinson t is a story of hours of |followe 1 tairs that peeped above her black geor- [er. Then she picked up a gold- top- | But Mother Phelps shook her 5 fortat ket rvous en consumed in being |the a t gette nightgown |ped atomizer from her dressing |head, and sniffed. “No, I'm not go- | your employer in- | tarined to kneel and bow gracefully “How should T know what's wrong |table, and sprayed herself generous- |Ing to let a stranger take over the court costume which must ¢ as t her pas with him?” she asked, holding out [ly with perfume. “There, now, I [job that belongs to Ranny!" she er dled she left to |be just =0 in every ¢ | and must | the litt v t v her thin arms to Junior. “I suppose |guess I'm ready to go out and face |declared. “If Jamie goes away, we'll o Morton Depart- [cost at least a thousand dolla he's been making a pig of himself |my fellow-woman!” she announced |just have to put Ranny in his place, | mong other things. (too formal for lesser events in a [car in ars in. I noticed last night at Lolly's [cheerily, and picked up a green |and trust to luck! I won't have 2obinson the executor | court presentee’'s life. But still, she |posed. that he was eating everything in [sports hat and sweater from the |Thomas Boyle put over my own the manager of the |can say forever after, “when I was| But ard |sight!” She st red, daintily. | window seat. son! presented at court IR t and drive Then she called to the maid who [ “Now just look at you!” she e: In vain Lolly, who had a sharp Ned him — do 10 street was passing in the hall: “Shut that |claimed, when she and Sylvia were |llttle brain and knew how to look | eaai uStrawberries on the Hill” | ran to the window and reach- |00 rtrude!” |tucked into the flying roadster, with |out after herself, argued that Thom- known | s herry time. Vary the time- [ed it just in time to sce the tail-light | T never sald “Please” or |the baby between them on the seat. |as Boylo should be put in charge of 1 his [honored sh teale with an occa- of his Taube whisking around the |“Thank you" to anyone. She had [“You paint not, neither do you |the business. | pudding. One quart [corner of Wing street. It had turned been spoiled before her marriage by [rouge, yet the sun in all its glory, Mother Phelps won her point. At lircetion of I reen court her mother and father, and now she [can not glow, can not show up a|the end of the week, when she took been clinging to the you only knew T have no erms of my |sional berry berries, 1 cup r, 1-2 cup water, |in egg, 3 tablespoons melted butter, [—Ranny was going ¢ the [was heing spofled by Eddie Carter. |single flaw on your face! How Ran- |Father Phelps to Virginta Hot p sugar, 1-2 cup milk, 1 cup |party. He was going Sho simply held out her nds o [ny can run around with a cheap [Springs for a long rest, Ranny be- ed flour, 3 teaspoons baking pow- | Leopold as no d 2 1 for momey and jewels and [thing like this Elsic Leopold, when |came the temporary head of “Jami- ler. Put berries, sugar and water (it} everything else she wanted, and she |he has you, is a Chinese puzzle to|son Phelps and Son.” And Thomas into a deep kettle, and when boiling, | ve his nothing in return for them. (me!" |remained what he was — a rattling | The next moting 2 ior's | Nothing, t but her bad-tem-| Sylvia flushed. “Nonsen she [good salesman for the compa trop over tha frult batt nade by beating the ec 1, add- |small voice wakened it |pered self aid, as women do when they are B X ing the melted butter, and |did ry mor “Mo-t Mo-| Five minutes later an apologetic |flattered. “Of course, T use rouge| Ranny enjoved his new position of | .S 1% *Y Nea stavice me {milk. and the flour and knock came on the panels of the land powder!" power, to the utmost 5 - der. All heat well, dropned fr the on uld green door. Fay looked at Syl-| But she knew that what Fay sald| He bought himself two new tailor- | The easier a girl fa to look upon, Aren't you? This morning when TOMORROW: Alone in the world. Kettle, and cooked fo! min t 1 and made a little face. about her being pretty was true|made suits, and some dark ties in | the harder a man Jooks. .\ i