New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 24

24 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1926. Quicksands of Love Adele Garrison’s New Phase of ——Revelations of a Wife ——“‘ Witnesses Jack Leslie's Appearance Madzc Dramatic HONEY LOUZ: © JOHNSON FEATURES INC., 1926 FAD Ho IHIS TIRST ¥ private ' Walack, bric Mills. Honey Lou not Lou, office v shipping is ha ithout exactly knowing Your Health | v vunes ome ol How to Keep It— Causes of IHiness DANGER €' COMMON COLDS DR. MORRIS FISHB! |1 Journal of the Medical Associatlon and of the Health Magazine Jhiysician who tre of the BY infec commc nding t Amerl and Otolarys en during 19 condary infection of hese patients we prompt cutting of o inf 1 sure withi ma: hils Don't \\m(' onselol waited s L | promptly and not one I 3 toid operatio ion, lned ¢ 1 ":M it vith car ion before ha Y hat Say? toid win ma an not, s Dr. most in nt may have | lists fection profound en death w - of producing symptoms an studie DANNY By Tha cz FAS Thor oss 1 ther Janny AN ADVENTURE ton W. 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NOW GO ON WITH Howell CHAPTER ARENT Most of us are pain ) ing new people dis- | confess i not And Honey Lo wetly as if she and 1 pain | fu THE STORY VIT fully = IN TAKE TOO HER HOMF MUCH TO DR “PLEASE Hunt ste pable ere neral ithout | 11 t dumb Honey trils, I se people ri orar herself. Drin suid il ide her, “ICIL pep n | tite.” ile. | She They The tabl nt in adowy Ho . beautiful room ti Lou like the she kept By voice a stiff upper lip, She d ¢ She di ing to ol - it stiff. 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Beautlful | eyed him into the card game—and ! over she and in | four 1 of 11 down that little took on Ho; radio other fir W the liquid pale-ora sparkled [ in 1t “What is 1t? ason, | Donegal, who sat ¢ licale | Jle g her a quecr | 1ook. “Don't you know?" ed [ "1 it {all?” asked Honey | Lou, who had heard or them, but white | never tasted one. “Oh, no,” he eouldn't possibly fmust be orange re not k had a playing The how to er card in asked Tim to her. she ne 50 mused Jack thou ght Ne was goir his lonesom with a chuckle settled in big Ais- a cock you all to “Love BOUND ) ard’HER MAN' ETC. AN/T YOU SEE 8 HAD ANGELA THAT SHI K ASKED old Jack I like we Honey TLou smi Her head about the way at him 1 swimmiitz When she oy Angela was in the holding another ses in her hands. asked Honey Iy was s she - eye ned them 1nroom tray of “Have li one she v Lou shook her head 2o head, used “No, I'm to they to my not her shoulders, They wouldn't id. “Take one.”” know how to took one of and drained it gan to Toc ) The radio beat in Hon sound of a great In't room 1 3 in a st to e the n. lik and hot. She tried er chair, to go to n it. But she sank and faint and dizzy falt siek a above the si o in her heard Allen’s s close at hand you sick? Do you w was asking, tried to say "Y couldn’t, She felt as slipping down—down darkne After ard another man's voice— Jack W v e And v Lou Ho i ere o he voice, a low Wal- lack’s “What's ask Them ¢« dow as D, ppened to her, Angel 2" it silence Lou the did not hear Angela’s mplet n oo Hon Suzanne Cleme riously And so she soft closed She had, ‘passed answer Ylease take her home, Jack,” looking at him with her gentle colored eyes, had too have had hard- of q, dove much to . She must t cocktails, tle friend. T lost L while didn't know he 56 boiled ven or your count them what they'd do thought they were fruit little kid,” Jack an- shook her head with 1o of pale gold hair. told her they were cocktalls,” sald clearly Jack looked at her narrowly. Her eyes were wide and innocent—and he had never known Angela to tell L die. 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