New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1927, Page 10

teaspoon salt, 1-2 \Menas for the Family cup chopped figs Love’s Embers Adele - Garrison”s Absorbing Sequel To “Revelations of a Wife” Beginning a New Serial Breakfast—Sections of graps M I By Beatrice Burton BEAUI Y , ONEY LiOVE sworet s siontors itones tow { || How and Why [} 5 B ait o w0 wt it it b “The Hollywood Girl,” Ete. | Luncheons—Mock oyster soup, | Cook, stirring vigorously, directly A FRANK DISCUSSION OF croutons, raisins, apple and nut|over the heat for fifteen minutes PERSPIRATION |salad, popovers, molasses cookies, | Then cook for two or three horts By Ann Alysis milk, tea. in double boiler. Wash figs ther- onghly and cut in small pieces AR AAAARA A ANAAANAA AN A AN AN AN Cleanor Tincoln Takes Her First | READ THIS FIRST Lesson i : s Lily Lexington Dinner — T ros By Thornton W. Burgess Jimmy Skunk Comes Along Who to his onn goon finds | ts foreign s richi bachelor Drummond. Ther at first sight with the aut Gra- | Lily's mind. With tions, | finished and har the tickets hou honeymoon, ete jse with Pat one dav a mother a ting on tabl followin ¢ ehs marries home mext ta their ctore. The only we 4 2200 check of which she spends or | quarrels with Pat's mother, and the pair of them take a flat of thelr own. Lily knows she will h - tor a long minute {do her own work, but she a' long breath, as | do it, and the dish nd rose to | the beds half-made, the house Austy, and the laund piles up ur T can get | Pat hasn't a single shirt 1oft. He a Mr. Gra- | Roy Jetterson whose wife, Sadve does her best to get along have rented a tiny macl the manufacture of t and Pat leaves for it carly wspaper shop for piston ring. | ¥ ny or out o of things lown I llow a Wk of all you | ort s bitter to morning: 0.early that Lily to get his breakfast. So h a near-by Innchroom for it, and on morning when he and Lily have ‘quarreled beeause of lack clean clothes for him. &he follr him to the little restaurant to make up. She finds him hav with his old sweethen Ertz, a nurs lraving when Ia Pat of infidelity to her NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTEF | Elizabeth Ertz had not geen Lily high and a around from the o« where she was paving hie stared at her in astonishment The waitress, on her the kitchen with Pat's pla smoking wheat cakes, stopped still for an instant then through tha Adoors. “You're in much morning that vou your: o Lilv rush: ) 3 tv of time to come down } hew the fat with the F She watved her arm in the direc tion of the ) touched FI What arc yon talking about. YOu | nome up and Titthe pinch 6 nothing sald 8 voice | <ide her now If she knew wrong- to know it it. Tt wags calm * voles was soft a “Good morn e ask? Now, 1 winter' as s out he in— Then her voice Lily gt s like a ¢ Vack squarelv uy She stood therw for another U BlCCPY- | o and then went quickly ou he = lazlest | aking no sound on that Lilv did not know sh Nof that she eared was still there or not! t she did not had to say ten enough and that's here. White- nd come on o sgep it it away,"” out that Sponky the n hs door- vonder and thie very a stormed. and no re noise known this wouid + comimon sorf of jumped up from [ife’s Niceties < on Etiquette Hint The Answers Joaiir light Limited Number understar | Lily glared at hin ver moving | Frankness concerning matters 1 being the ord h 1l consider th | epiration prohlem. | Perspiration 1s body waste ex- | | pose is system fit. To | swea ts. Its beneficial pur- | loped sour kraut | tatoes, i chilled apple sauce, | milk, coffee. | creted through the skin, through | Add to cereal and let and over stuffed e night. In the morning reheat in ginger bread, double boiler and serve. 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