New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1927, Page 4

PRIL 1927, that may require surgieal op- | beneath the toes. In this condi- ration, ition the feet should be washed If defects of the fect are dis- |carcfully every night, a clean pair urbing, a good chiropodist is|of socks worn cach day, and the helpful, Most fmportant 18 the | soiled socks washed and hoiled ROSE ELO| | <icction of one who has had at|after wearing. A physician will 1LY TRATED B some training in the steril- | prescribe proper remedies for the 1927 sng of instruments and in the | destruction of the organism. of his hands. The chiropo- Trson, or hands should be xllO{DYllihl)" v western state longed | ed in soap and water @ "r‘M , h l.‘ l ekt ot wi paient - ant | msirunenre | SHERAS fOr the Family ticular err = be before they are & CLIFFORD WEBR a0 Quicksands of Love Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife—— Al in Readincss to Spring the Trap on Jack Leslie 1 turned from the telephone Lilllan’s call and put on my hat A warm motor-coat in the su: © JOHNSON FEATURES, iNC, CLOUD-PILLOWS | “RILLIE" aid Bety, *do you see those puffy white clouds over there? “Yen," Billié answered. “They look like great BIG pillows.” “1 know!™ Betty exclaimed. pillows!™ ‘And what hig beds they must have! Billie said. There were big pillows, and medium sized pillows, and small I..u‘.-..‘ floating in the sky. In a ittle while they were gathered to- gether on a hil-top. “The iants are getting ready 10.£0 10 bed.” eaid Billie, VHAT HAS HAPDPENE ost b cautiful da owner and wwba City other new called the © it middi BY SISTER MARY Breakfast — Stewed prunes, ce- omelet, bran Corns develop where t localized The corn is to bo dangerous to life, exceedingly painful, gh has a re is a { sure or not very far, bhut voice sounded | T} nolsy put-put of | picr ti when stepped on. Measu Don and on The sun | rolieve the corn involve removal had decided for | ted now of the pressurc as far as is possi [ ever incred ble and redistribution of : . & the dark cloud tha : rangement of the tissues moment. He much greater proportions. to avoid continuous pressure. and the Taunch | T \ds Lk P R r Trooks | waid Diana, cocking her ear, o by application of tic But the distant rumbl | substances, temporary relict is YRARL SR DONRVASI NG forded. but unless the pressure is | Lure steak, ron, 1 tablespoon o |imagined she heard storm removed, the corn will retne i roonral ol ”."‘“, N { Corn plast adhesive plastors |y aplespoon grated onfon, 2 table- ; i cott COrI [ spoons melted bulter, 1-4 teaspoon Shana redistribut e o o Lol Somodmosaialadl foustatiy on, 2 or 3 banunas. 5 cssary for readjustment o A G R o were appearing far oul | joints of the toes. A bunion re- |yinq n:vaxr.xlgv:\o‘x’\ 1m:"r|| ,mrr‘.-l‘\"\v. alt, A @hieh had | eults frof (his wearing of 8hoes | sueny putter, penper and paprika. T o™ [ that are oo short, or of Stockins | niix fhoroughly. Form into a roll Do | ee R R AT eI E e ithiarn flon shin SR NE B and put into a weil buttered huking | | i oven G LR GRL must go somewhere when it pan. Put Into a hot oven for twenty ARE | was no misiaking it for WnythIng | crowited, and it fa poshed o minutes. Then cover roll with bacon (BRI (I : the smaller and more casily ¢ strips and place | s cu' in "By Jo ert'nly looks oml- | prosseq tocs. lalves lengthwise around the meat. commented Ton nervously | = opee Sprinkle bananas with lemon julce Uhov@ ellgtho g Rian g nEG than its share and bake fifteen or twenty minutes ly aside by a huge wave from the sho | long ¢ the cannclon on a | le careful, Don! | stant irritati hot platter with the bananas around propriate. The girl's cry was drowned N oo e son shift- | 1t CHAPTER XX1V W the reverberations of a trem ing of the prossure hy A S T ned | T lake's ! retort 290 | qous crash. A blinding flame Anal s o lightning tiashed in their e trb and allows { (To Be Confinued) tated hones to hecome Disaster threatens Don and | yormal as possible. 16 it's Diana. The next chapter tell You| It the deformity becomes (o : whether they escape it. t hefore corrective e =t re taken, Luncheon — Noodle soup, toast- 1 muttins, jellied spinach and . gg ganned cherries, plain cake, Times v the small she of beef with aked potatoes, | d lettuce with I Russian dressing. whole wheat bread, rhubarb pic, milk, coffee. on of Beef ¢ pounds Ham- ould aid him in : ; ‘ ~d dancer from Jack ¢ i | i e ; ; as, s0 amed onions, sou back, 1 on th' better s rt anyhiow.” vishes me to ¢ he started t to her at once, T shall be t to stay all n PR ! . I st was whipping against | ap1e cooler, In a spirit of f spray their faces, Staered a1 cireles, careen dangorously. han't sw vou know. * the girl reminded to add something I watt for ) in su thought t it vou montkey i started who rock nous the lamp rece of the | more | sure VIOLINIST | Individual Instruction {| Spccial Attention to Beginners, Hour and Half Hour Appoint- ments. Have open a few Satur- day afternoon appolntments only. S G WITH THE NOW GO ON STOTY ves the as 1927, NEA Serviee, frrt o irly - | Classified | (Copyright hoy < ing down in the Herald © | Ads it's in the right place. measures u, m Studio nehed a-tea atted her ¢ same com on Teddy inow why it ated her in wit adde t dope o ¥ He shot SSUTY. sometimes { voives the removal of the promi nent part of the bunion. but oce: Your Health jonally may require removil of | » head of the bone. | Ring-worm of the foot is more common today than formerly, ap- | parently beea of th of public shower bLaths in gymnasi- | ums and public pools. The fungus or mold that o this condi- | tion also produces the intziton | {that is found frequenny in the &roin In was but the | o1 put our CharmingReflection is obtained by using Cuticura Soap| Daily, assisted by Cuticura Ointment when required. It keeps the pores ]! ve, the skin clear and free from irritations and the scalp in a bealthy o bair-growing condition. t e A T Bt | irri more fun 1 and on propos v pretty mood plotier z00d’ is right enough ny Morrison didn’t How to Keep It— Causes of [llness taxi horn had uses thought on Tedly ke th nv gua liked by . BY DR MORRIS FISHBEIN ornentinly. “In other Lditor Jdournal of the American : , Medical Association and of Hy- for no good gein, the Health Magazine clouds o look ed Diana, se riding northes formida- ming a between the tocs there is itching, softening of the ti nd sometimes blis- tering and breaking of the skin ring-worm intenss \0se should be cut CrOSS | gy cross 1o prevent the ap- | painful ingrown tos s Shaving Stick 28c. leisure E while he tot ther ear as ¥ he st t he 1a stiff me be v an uncontmon- ar- *h clona . o optimistic nce Hugh had g her hands speliad volumes of svmpathy Nowever p and fore Ao | golng” | apine Don with { soon, on see brilliangly lig «1 windows on the third floor?"” she 1sked, and T followed he only iHuminated spot in ling. “Those he exlin’s apartment.’” nd they te of th with 1 informed aze 1o th the ong to or tonight ix in t darl Don continy ven o'clock sald Don More ' roominess other light ror t of a iy port You're che hir iehelor, him t even pay for on to you he said | ¢ ention proper Aon't mor erat dinner wanted 't you come’ riosity. his | s tan in | But e t'night particu The Cause of the Sudden Silence . class to | By Thornton W. 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