New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1927, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 18, Love’s Embers Adele Garrison’ Absorbing Sequel to “Revelations of a Wife” Beginning a New Seiia——————w—/ Mary Harrison Sees New Hope foe Her Puture on the Stage Mary said slowly plused by ti young niecs Philip V" strung. temper: sénse of proportion ssion compls the purpose The Return of Longlegs By Thomton W. Burgess 1 fortune nothing sweeter sends Puter Rabbit found ~ these April | re. Peter spent a gre of time roming L he really should ha «t home in the dear OId patch. Peter is one of th Ll little fellows in all t vorld, but T am afraid he is s You see, he leaves all th family to Little Mrs. » does so. ol that Pe ne, It was very ara, Then, 100, it o by following ook d throug er felt quite safe ¥s he could s¢ the first er spent wu lers at could end of a long 1 1 s nn reazon have see me."” Women’s Lives are relieved of a great hy- gienic handicap in this way. Positive protection—discards like tissue BUCKLAND L atiree v way in uy scien- is the un- pads.” ght in 4ss women have et ocks and ight, any hee danger nd thus ends g or depart- Iy by say tex KOTEX No laundry—discard like tissue ILLUSTRATED @ R J-SCOTT WIHAT HAS ED | him for a distance down the 1o Brooks, beautiful daughter | ad T I think T car row off,” s: manage to get to- 4 Don, meditative to Mt. Avery—won- ful seenery. JUIL be cool, too, up | the hills. What 4’ you say?” | ['d love it.”" replied Lola, running \d over her hair. The sun, | < over its dark surface, made lights shimmer, dawned full of was still low on Don and first Your Health How to Keep It— Causes of Illness t's drive out BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN | Editor Journal of the American | Madical Association and of Hy- geia, the Health Magazine e sun horizon when ling over f their journey. The n les an bod e 3 steep hill { sented by the glance drank in the | composi invigorating air whipping | ng her with keen | | oxyg she | carbon, roar of en- | pyarogen, L) RReny gorgeous?” She | Nitrogen, about *h other with- s poi to the panorama of | (aleium, ab ware of 1 ficlds over which a light | piosphorous, e was Tising. Potasslum, about Don followsd her pointing fInger | sulphur, «hout i3 eyes, forgetting for an in-| Sodium, ab duty to the car, The rve and his momentary ion kept him from sceing ime the huge bowlder th, 1 XXX VI | bave been dislodged from the in t cline on other side. The bowlc é lav directly in the center of ¥ road. Don turned the wheel frar view 1 ha 4 Rut it was too lat he visiting club | ar, a crash and the car hurtled | (P00 P8 T Well, then | down the sida of the hluff. e is an old maid—"| I moments later Lola y, = cut in Lola | herself from under the #cat. T car had turncd turtle. Dazed, she staggered to her fect and looked | about fqr Don. He was lying flat | {on the gronnd beneath the car, its| weight holding him down, helpless. |, dropped to her knees close to head. At first she t him he lay so still. His face was| ral salts present in the haps best repre- following table of the 1 of the human bo Lola Mantull “Look d her hat ' that Dor about Jeers Loy in, about . | Magnesium, Iron, about NOW READ ON— CHAPTER inued ntities. are fm- e ninut ANl of the mineral sal in the changes that go on building and repairing of i Practically all of | fable are sup- | in any well-bal- ildren particularly need eal- This is contained in abund- in milk and is also to ha had v of the leafy vegetables. en grains are milled much of o ealeium s removed, hut prunes, carrots and cabbage con- siderable quantities. » clement quired in the v. it is, then,” tle speaker an ayee deplored t of divorce lav ' matter of granting | Sh ted profiteer | his th’ intervie ad, cases | plastered with m 2z alimony to| “Don! Oh, Don and neither of them have | rose in a half shr ildren to support. What's more, | every ounce of streng women are comfortal <he made an effort to 1 right while the risonment. She his own comforts | to lift the weight of steel, but hor puny strength was pit v inade- said Don, ' quate. Don was wedged tight u ely deli- | der the wreck, his body caught § Labove the knees, as she spok He groancd once and I say,” close in an apt to She saw that s opened and frightened face b Th e G body for building of brain, nerve and sexia but may be present in any hu- cell. Children particularly Phosphorns, since it also is | rned with proper development ho ng the food substances par- | rly rich in phosphorus and | caleium are hutter, iflower, se, tomatoes and phur i required * Lola's volce k. Then calling | ) A to her arms | [ ull him from t tried in vain hones, ifice Lola t 100k he was alive. = smiled wan- s of the gril e od to be ta an in what human and ntion since | intake Wil also hur. | en much more modern times | been greatly | refine re grown | ed soil at points distant | the seashore. Todin is now for the p small amount belng giv h weck for a period of ten oks tw Tron is olins h s le s © | consideration swor with a rippling laugh, | hother.” It was thus she Jeft hint. | ponamsn its deficioncy. seems “Oh, I'm afraid we all allowed the | In the first shock of the accident | /oo ztoa with development of | personal Joint to prejudice our ! Lola had overlooked the fact ti e e G T e ons, said ared e 1 prohlem by mission ! Wouyi 't marry excep! conscious of a rp pai one of | variou e poor th her wrists, A purplish swelling was | inia that if 1t did come fe | beginning to make its appearance | s discussed in would want no man's ond the slightest movement of the | i could no longer ¢ broiscd arm was agony to her. | i 2 | 1is 1ove and compantonship! While | Not without some doubt as to the | pe oo en drh (1 AGKIFIED :\nSl | Lola— : turned to her cousin, | wisdom her act Lola made her | FOR YOUR WANTS " No More Plles ! Lola, “th 1 poverty comes in | throug ghted a beo “Thousand door, love flies out t path. a8 s rly in the ¢ v As for me, well, of was visible anywh Physician Who Discovered This Common Sense Remedy his cyes. His ey Iy at the over him, “Damn—I1 elly. state hurt! e passed 1o provide heing granted know, T k ) they hay off that awf ght or cannot sup- ge 1p. I'll go right away!” Jeaving him, however, Lo 13 the ultima removed the li coat she wa at by the Brook wearing, and, folding it. placec it ting society re { nnde head for a pillow. He uspicious prot sm a very weak, very |, tn air of mock gravity E Diana smoothed the way to an an- But I c I'il have lon a rom | given ddy di s ayin g on { 1ove, atter ho might be and |m it s substances, later | should be pped in the tr qift of the summer suorn calm was ironie, it seemed to : girl, consider sutfering of s man lying helplessly pinned un- ler th k of the heavy car back there, To Lola it sectned that hours must have passed while she wandered . brough the grove hunting a way Iy blinded me | out. The first sign of hur Tabi- hings of fon't | tation greeted her anxious sight in I could have 1 ¥'s | the form of a lazy 10ke curling wholesome ontlook | up from the chimney of a log cabin nes I feel that 1{almost hidden by thic to rise nobly to face | A woman. talt and gaunt, one of i ageless mothers of the soil, | responded girl's knock. | Briefly Lola outl to her what | For Feet That Burn, Ache, Sting or Perspire Ve marr L everyone's case d Ton ¢ wish or sw 1d benefit hy trecs, re will he hle him to th 1 to some Morrison one in the which | boy of about t Lola for m d towa Don's appearanc ssing. Dinny tile was ez The woman her 1 down the | the work of hitchi 1 for an hot ) ) = boy had I» to report b t LA Ate yvou on’ they 0 i | rese b extended luke- . His ver parl s:f took char 2 up the sturdy 1 out to minutes later way to Don's nim pai alive re- | | nish with bacon, phosphorus is re- | tis- | | stimulation this rich food offers. | Quaktr Qats, 1927, — A Pure Herb Laxative Not a harsh stimulator of the Bowels but a benefi- cial, pure-quality Herb Laxative which has been successfully | Used for Over 76 Years a8 a quick, natural relief from constipation — the evilwhichsoquickly causes serious illness. Cleanse your system by taking Dr.TruesElixir The True Family Laxative T had terrible headaches and 1 suffered for years before Dr. True's Elixir was recom- mended to me.”—Mrs. Nellie Woodsford, East Boston. Family aize $1.29; other sizes ¢0c & 40c. S’ DANDRUFF ltchmg Scalp | Get Rid of Them at Once and Save Your Hair Menas for Me Family| BY SISTER MARY Breakfast — Sliced oranges and bananas, cereal, cream, creamed dried beef, waffles, maple syrup milk, coftee. Luncheon—Spinach loaf, tomatoes, graham rolls, bread pudding, milk, tea. Dinner—Baked calf's liver, tw vaked sweet potatoes, endive {rhubarb meringue pie, whole wh | bread, milk, coffee, While calt’s liver is considerad the best, beef, lamb and plg are also jused and not as high in price, Beaf liver i3 not as meltingly tender and | delicately flavored as calf's liver but |is very good. Liver of any sort con- tains vitamines that glve it particu- |1 |lar value among meats. Science 1 {discovered that liver has a curative | " ct in cases of prenicious anacmia. | Baked Calf's Liver oo vomma carennen s roet - (TCHING RASHES licked Dacon, 2 large onions, salt | pork, flour, salt and pepper. quickly re eved and often cleared Use the whole liver. Cover wi (h' ! bolling water and let stand flve min s, Drain and wipe dry, Put on rack in roaster. Peel onions and ,cut in thin slices. Cut a thin slice 1t pork about the size of each on slice. Put a slice of pork un-| lice of onion and cover the with them, holding them in| with wooden skewers. Dred ith flour, sprinkle with salt and pper and bake one hour in a mod- ate oven. Broil bacon cut in very thin slices until crisp. Serve liver on a bed of hot boiled rice seasoned with salt, pepper and butter and gar- | stewed | chocolats sage, and safely away by a few applications of Resinol You Want Safe Milk! Because people want products that are clean and safe, we pas- teurize all of the milk we offer for sale. Pasteurization reduces the bacterial count in milk to such an extent that no harm can possibly result. (Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Inc.) Our milk is just clean, pure milk, made safe by pasteurization. In- sist upon getting it. That’s why doctors urge it to start every day O feel right through the morn- ing you must have well-balanced, | complete food at breakiast. At most other meals —that is, at luncheon and at dinner—you usuanv get that | kind of food but rarely at breakfast. | Thus Quick Qu:kz'r,cvnnxmng 16% protem, food's great tissue bulldcr 63% carbohydrate, its great energy rlemem plus all-important vita- mines and the “bulk” that makes laxatives seldom needed, is the die- tetic urge of the world today. It is food that “stands by” you through the morning. Food that should start every breakfast you eat. Don't deny yourself the natural J.E.SEIBERT& SON BasteunzedMllR&Cfeam Make Sute Its Seiberts” PHONE 1720 437 PARK ST., NEW BRITAIN, CON A SAFER METHOD thod o Auto Laundry Your ¢ YVapor M¢ to Hove sure Way uvm,»\ Water fe Used in a Mist Foj i of Water @nd Floais off Finish for the Get Quaker Oats today. Grocers have two kinds: Quick Quaker, which cooks in 2% to 5 minutes, and | From Dirt Drive Down Buck of the Qu:ck Quaker Your Next Car AUBURN :’America’s Fastest Stock Car But, What Of It? BreaksOfficia]A.A.A. Gront and uraralelcl e Wi erfOmNAlCs though it is. of one of Auburn’s superioritic Stock Car Record Aub al efficiency d stand up with Average 68.37 miles per hour as this performance i n the to tur, cqual what underw stion with equ is significant, TIAT s endurance, \ Ps your investment inoa car. speed tests mot only to establish Auburi’s superiority bexond question, but also to PROTUCT THE PUBLIC by stopping the wild per- forman s being made by some competitor who furnish no proof except of their ability o We made th Ahead of Nearest Competitor 125 Mile: Lola experiencs thrill of ad- miration when n with one * he sald patheti- | powerful lift tilted the car do you ! sufficiently to loosen the legs. Lola pulle e for, from Don's guit end) tHen i iha womdn ang. he | ROURIERS set irentys MEEEL SRS \anaged to get b sloping | ¢ Il 8lve o wildla e 2ona gladdnens be good | hank 1o the ron Vanish all painful > been right along.” | cart had been le la tha one sure and spe scour | To 1 feet. Never mind | Now Don has tned with Diana and |as well as T When he | will Lola do; !IIN‘"L | At Los Angeles Speedway, Culver City, California, ut you March 18 utes—no fussing Because <o many companies are “making” 75 and e | 80 miles an hour speed In thelr advertisements about 1 20 i sens g0 today Recanse it is so difficult for even special racing cars 10 make that speed hour or morea. accompanied And becanse Auburn knows how rare such speed i in stock cars, we decided to break the 1000 mile stock car record and give the public definite proof of Auburn's honest speed and durability in an of- ficial test, sanctioned by the A, A. A. where spee ometer readings are ignored. Tola with the very a truly This record was held by a Chry: creditable spoed of 59.51 miles per hour. .. remarkable performance. Auburn BREAKS this record...breaks it by the liberal margin of 8 1-2 miles per hour...or, with an average of 68, M. P. H. beating the former record by two hours, 10 minutes and 22 seconds. AUBURN AUTOMOBILE 6-66 Sport Sedan $11 8-88 Rondster $1995: Freight, | 6-66 Roadster $1095; $1305; 8-77 Scdan $169. | senger Sedan 8254 DON WAS WERGED IIGHI-UNDEB THS WRECR COM PANY, AUBUR 6-66 Sedan S12 8-88 Sport Tax and Equipment Fxtra. spend fabulous sums in advertising They “dared” others to out-run, out-perform, and out-endure them. We would have iznored it ex- cept that hecanse of the esthlished reputations of their me-plates, the public was being misled. nestion that thing e we settled the performance but we confidently believe Auburn is <ily capable of doing the same at 85 miles per hour. It was a SIMPLE matter for Auburn to make this speed record. In fact a ridiculously easy thing to do, even though spectacular. The important thing 1s that people will be attracted to the Auburn car, they will com it point by point: they will DRIVE it and LEARN that Auburn is a better au- tomobile in EVERY respect. Mayhe you do not want to b k speed records, hut you DO want the built-in stamina: the iherent of- ficiency that makes such superiority possible. Yo want the most modernized car; the one that runs smoother; handles easier; rides more comfortably; gives greater VALUE in cvery way and remains a stranger to the repair shops. You want the most for your money now and the highest resale value later. .if it does not give you ALI any other car, you will Drive the Auburn.. that you want better tha not be nsked (0 buy. DIANA Roadster $1:395 5-88 Sedan Sport Sedan Sedan i-Pas- Auburn Motor Sales, Inc. -~ 18 MAIN STREET