New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1926, Page 14

Quicksands of Love Adele Garrisen’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife—— to my voice, senting the slight to my Ithough if I had been honest with ny own heart I would have ad- ritted that of the two men It was not Hugh Grantland voice 1 appe were accelerating iy pul most exasperating hion. for 1 found myself re old frie Vertizen and Grantland Clash Madge’s Territory on That Philip Veritzen did not in- tend to confine his greeting to an ordinary lifting of the hat, but that he meant to speak to me, and to i glven an introduction to Hug Grantland, was patent even hefore he p his own ecar with his’ It was rather a sket chauffeur standing strictly at atten- tion, therefore, that I ma tion, and ca on to us. though the two men w and 1 1 the door sly courtr in their acknowl- dster at the fame moment |edgment ar perfunctory chat-, that Philip Veritzen reached it, and ter which I had the ludi- Hugh saw that the other man crous impression that they were like meant to speak (o us, fell iffs, who wateh th door of the other y. trying to er- which he was opening, the most advantageous mo- stepped back to my for combat stinctive Battle Note Is Sounded know was not upon Hurriedly T seized the conversa- ployer, a word which I force 1l reins, with the resolution that to use when thinking or &peaking I would lose no time in closing the of Philip Veritzen, but which seems | intorview as soon as I could man- an anomaly when T consider his Ko exquisite courtesy and de SeRiEa taw Hovs: of my opinfon whene I sald, with an apologetic ey smile to Mr. Veritzen, of Mrs, Grah which T hoped Hugh did not catch ing his hat with the significanc iverything is in ture and keep! his } as readines tomorrow, except for he talk hours' work, which I of good fortune. » time to get in be- hat you were at Was there noon, or T wonld which you you, and T n touch with ha musetm ifrald I'm Hugh manner gave that W was es had thoug whos: nc t ous the Hugh arrived a of the ro from wa ha st n in- I h which i pos air st my a magni it in is a disti 1 aia hom have to try Pe thr shall have amp! fore the conference. hing especial about 1k to me cn drew his manificent- q eyebrows together with an ble air, yes" he said “1 had planned to call our conference for this afternoon instead of tomorrow. It would not matter whether or not sort of | you had quite firished the outlined Tt was g that one |work. But T am afrald you have with a baby’s finger, | made other plans.’ t it and I knew psychi- | Hugh Grantland struck in Hugh had recognized it, | decisively. ¢ ywledge gave an edge | “Yes, she has” not know is fore- lephoned to get in you at the 1ib; or Oh! I'm sorry. I'm terrupting you.' Fecls the Affront the subtle a Jjust me, some T His m- realized at before him noth quickly, he said Mr. Grouse Tells the News Thornton W. By No matter It stinl how old th known e facts may be still they're news, you —Mother West Win ry erful k of buckwh s Doy h e pen where Mrs, Grot he wasn't enjoy > would h akfast in 1 time he picked up a wheat he looked all anxiously. He was so he Mrs. Gr having a wor iful wch about him \ervous that rvous, What's she dem “Nothing,” stretching up nd looking all ak “You act to m afraid,” said Mrs. Grow *“You needn't be. Nothing hurt you over he news of the Greer There isn't Mr. Grouse, buclkwheat, “Anyth ma as if you weie the Grouse matter with replied as h Mr. Grouse i White's chi of the ly one lez, Now retly tough on a | . t s ground 8 do.” suppe rs, t00,” “Do you nced to Beb hen of ren reen 3, and any picking Mrs that said she. Or “That along afte ty hard work terribl ed hun Gr i to the s T don't k 3 n't retorted ) Grouse, know a thing ahout what is g on over in the Green Iorest Has that hunter with tl » gun heen back now “And iR ne Ia since ; ‘That is the worst of If they so bad; but | these always ing them 1o 5 it so terrible Boy been ba knows “Have our from any Mr nita inguired nxion of Gre pening. SR St e A T “and Mra. Grous: Rt g 3 the hun pose) you have faolis Longbill the my adv and have em Forest me i ed said Gre Whues now W who WEIGHED QLY 38 FOUNDS “I'm tha do ¥ to nd tt nk ingmy fir I lo: ma pou ne bout Lydia E. 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A dish of prunes with an oatmeal cookie may | busy be more convenient for mother to serve in place prune puddi Baked Two ¢ spoon sal cheese, brea Cut bread in thin slices, | with creamed butter and gether as sandwiches with {cheese between. Arrange in a shal- low baking dish or dripping N, making one layer. Beat eggs slight- Iy with salt and pepper and milk. Pour over sandwiches in pan and bake in a moderate oven until firm to the touch and brown on top. The checse melts and the bread absorhs some of the custard and the as apy a of the Cheese Sandwiches 1 cup milk, 1-2 tea- 1-8 teaspoon pepper. s, spread put to- | dish 18 quite ng. (Copyright tizing as nour- 1926, NEA Service, Inc.) FAq!r"lONS By Sally Milgrim slices of | © JOHNSON READ THIS FIRST: | Honey Lou Huntley is private sec- | retary to old “Grumpy” Wallack, | | head of the Wallack Frabric Mills Honey Lou likes everyone at the mills execpt Joe Meadows, the ship- | ping clerk, who makes love to her| against her will. 1 ack Wallack who comes 1. | his father's mills to learn the bus-| iness. falls in love with Honey Lou | the ute he sees her. Brought up by an old-fashioned mother, Honey Lou is a mixture of flapper and clinging vine, Angela Allen pretends to be a triend of Honey Lou and tells her not to take Jack seriously. Jack is vory jealous of Dr. Steve M hew, friend of Margret, Honey Lou's ter. Honey Lou's engagement to Jack | is announced and plans are made for the wedding. Jack and Honey Lou have a | quiet home wedding and spend | their honeymoon camping at Lake | Tama; Honey Lou stops at the Whllack Mills office to see Ann Ludlow. Honey Lou why ent for her. Honey Lou Meadows and tells him Ann at once and a Ann tells she sees Joe he must marry he agrees | to do so. |in | Lou | sec Three-Piece Costume of Lacquer Red Kashmir Duvetyn Is Trimmed With Beaver r-yicco costumes ¢ smart this wint inches sherter, th of the or they the | are worn A striking outfit'is one 1 kashmir ty follows the mode of houette and its severity is relieve in the back by three V-shaped tucks. slecves el « fitting and | heaver cuffs reach almost to the elbow. The collar of heaver is »stremely wide and Is smart worn ich about the throat The o of lacquer e coat dress with this coat is the hade of red in dull crepe. The ¢ blouses at the hips and has 1 n]ouhl.\ row of gold huttons down front. Gold stitching outlines the bateau neck an® runs down her side of the buttons. The oves are long and tight. Six gold ons fasten them at the wrist cuff has an edge of gold ¢ the irt is short and has a finely- rleated apron. A sash of the crepe ties around the hips. Three tucks, V-shape in the back, add distinction to a red duveiyn coat (vimmed with broad collar and cufis of heav Your Health How to Keep It— The s Causes of Illness S BY DR. MOR S FISHBEIN Journa f the Associatior Editor Medieal o Amé of zine rican and Hygeia B When win ited by a s tral furnace, by it radiation an elec ral, hot furnac the home hot air from hot w or perhaps by trie h water, steam give better of healt or poorly or heat than cared » standpoint s or oil I coal rs, for stoves, o8 of s ty 1o gases in the v s sometimes \ir of rooms 1 one or pointed to- p the it the o room - 666 koA Preseription for Bilious Fever and Malaria Colds. Grippe. Flu, Dengue. It Kills the germs. Lon and Jack settle down their own flat with Mary De- laney, the cook. Ansela tells Honey Lou she Is going to have a party for her and Jack Saturday night. Honey Lou gocs and finds Jack reading about little houses in the filled with love and happi- Honey Lou decides to let in the morning, do her work, and try to make the 1 of home Jack wants. im Donegal telis of the card mes he and Honey Lou have her and Jack forblds Honey to have Tim Donegal in thelr house. loncy Honey home pocms country n Mar; own tog Lou, angered by Jack's tions to Donegal, leaves the for her mother's home. M tells her she has no reason ous of Jane Ayres, Jack' etary, but to watch Angela Honey Lou returns to the flat, a rrel follows. Honcy T.ou moves into the guest room and further complicates hes domestic affalrs by her “silent reatment™ of Jack. Honey Lou, on a motor ride with \ngela and Donegal, decides to toliow Jack's wishes in regard to Donegal. Donegal's arrest delays nd Angel morning published vws of Donegal's 1cedun with the mes and Honey Lou, to ther with Angela's duplicity nn,m) culminates in the separation Jack and Honey Lou. NOW GO ON WITH THE CHAPTER LVIIT Stephen Mayhew came up to her, holding out his hand in welcome. “Welll” he . "1 suppos you'r to see that old father- in-law of yours—He's a card, all right The nurses have to almost tie him down and put weights on to keep him in bed where clongs.” He langhed as he fol- Honey Lou into the litth \.m!m( room oft the hall. ¥o. I didu't come down here to Grumpy, as it happens,” she told him gravely, ciosing the door of the room behind her, “I car here to see you, Steve,” 0 see me?” nodded, and bit her lip look- down at her clasped hands. ... that she was here hadn't idea how to tell § thing she Lad come here to say. Suddenly she looked up at him | d under his eyes a slow painful covered her face, lighting it lovely color. ! eve, how do you feel about me?" she asked him, wondering if any other woman in the history of the world had had to ask a man a question like th But did not seem at all sur- prised by it. Whataver may have fclt, his face was a mask. A cer 0 flat grot be Honey return until two STORY here ing Now she the ve face, mean-—are vou asking el about you the way ' he asked, throw- clad leg over the cor- table In the center of the you 1 still year ne white- the me T did ing ner of room Honey nodded, was looking down & hands in Tr as meet instead Lou mory small 1mois she tidgaty rlove she ouldn't s or h and put hands on ]\x\r ou sec Lou,” he erying for M excapt mor d lik . close to one of his clever houlder.” it this Ifllfll he the moon, way, Hon “I've stoppe:l never thin W 1 s Jack lack's 100k \\ 18T Steve nodded Lou. up at hir the moon to you H Hon out of r ITe shook I ove “You k You the wars were moon il g time t's done.” Honey Lon smile at him all the rest Nothing long to thing We never men do.” ¢ thinking « Jack he s \ er e o fixed the win- not see the a swift dark r Stephen Mayhew's It could have told her much look Jut it was g eyes turned to him ag: Why did you com tonight 2" he asked in a b | way. He knew she | there to talk about herse | “T came hecanse T war to about Mar him just as bri unhappy, Btey to do s “Ste of ! matt Yo like you? or v dreadful vomen yvou ah ot and bt And so she that did dow. look passed vhen her n. dawn her vou red awtully you." HONEY LOUS Beatrice Burton autlwuflo !l I.OVI 80 PROTECT Your Doctor and Yourself o HILLIPS Mi of Magnesm SAY “PHILLIPS” to your druggist, or you may not get genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years Refuse imitations of genuine “Phillips” 25-cent and S0-gent bottles contain full directions and uses FEATURES INC, 1926 “Milk of Magncsia" has been the U. 8. Registered Trade Mark of The Charler H. Phillips Chemical Compasy and ite predecessor Charles L Phillips since 1875 RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 MAIN ST. PHONE 1409 Women’s and Misses’ Sport Coats i %%7’88 Plaids and ‘\{lallllxléscqfifz‘fitgs Fur Collars. w924, Plaids with Fur Collars. Values $35.00. 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Then run the Electric Polisher over the floor and let ELECTRICITY do all the work. Try this Johnson Wax Treatment on your floors—old or new—of wood, linoleum, tile or composition. It matters not how the floors were originally finished — whether with varnish, shellac, wax or paint. “You'd Better Tell Her—Don't You Think?” She Asked Softly Lou airily. “I can still look| without crackling under the| And I'll prom not to get| until after your wed- Honey calmness and daropped TIo stared | at a liitle cor ain. a divorce tern and ding!" Inen window, st grave. He s (To be continued) TREE-TOP STORIES BUSY FOLKS [ROSEMARY saw the wet gra raove and heard a soft rustle. She parted the grass. There was a bit of a gray field-mouse pulling is long slim tail after him gh a tunncl in ths t a hurry he is in! v. I wonder if he will come back.” She stood very still and waited Then she saw a little red nose peep out from the tunnel . .. end two big eyes look- g all around. Then away he whisked again down another tun- thrust his han of his white walked over to the jown into the hospi i low. "here robbing Be little room. Through dimly nd far-off, Honey Lou heard the clanging of an ambulance bell, the rumble of wheels. Then all at round from the her, “I don't a shake of liks that. and I—But that's all. She's in love with me, she's not in h anybody. she cares nhing, she cares for her job.” Honey Lou fluttered her long at him in amazement.... How could 2 man be so bli “You think that, beca t fall all over you, : she told him, ¥ t know her. Margr like am of water when it's frozen—all cold and still top but alive and ca r- veath, Lots of girls Steve, They're afraid to show their feolings 1o a man for fear he might | think they actually did care for him—and s Margret Moody for you." 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