Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 232, 10 August 1921 — Page 5
THE KlCHMOMD PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 1921.
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"The Love Pendulum" By MARION RUBINCAM
CHAPTER 26
"We ought to find an apartment."
Getting Settled 1 6aid th5s afternoon. We were runa ,. , OQ .hft th5Jning along Central park this time. Are you going to nee about this. .. .
ing?" he asked, pointing to one of the
great bank of apartment houses
new position today?" I asked vin the next morninK. In spite of the
fact that we had been up dancing uu til three, my summer habits were still with me. and I woke up at eight. "I don't know. I don't think so." Win answered. "I think I'd rather see the city. Will you take me around?"
I nodded, glad to be the one to snow
him the place be was so much in love i bI ln u-
Oh, that's west" I remarked cas
ually. "What of that?" he asked surprised. "Oh, no one I know lives west." Win began to laugh, the clear boyish laugh I liked so much. I joined
with. I was still a little tired, but I
decided that I would have breakfast in
what a snob I am! I said, "You
see, in this funny city all the people
bed. which would give me an hour's aunt knows live on the upper east
extra rest and then we would start.
All that day and the next and the one after that we went around the! town. I had my own car brought out of storage, the little run-about my aunt had given me when I was in 'school, and we drove in that. "I like that huge one best." Win remarked as we ran up the drive by the river. "This is shabby, Connie. Better have it done over." "My aunt's car is too big, and besides, we have to have Blake," I protested. "She doesn't like anyone to run it but him.' "But I like having Blake drive. It makes me feel so very opulent ami important." Win said naively. For a moment I was very much hurt When we had my aunt's town car we were not alone, it wasn't a bit sociable it was so elegant it was oppressive. My aunt, could do that sort of thing very well, she looked the part, shs leaned back against her pale gray cushions in her exquisite gowns ana was far removed from the rude and vulgar world, and liked being in the little low-seated car that let me come in contact with it. Most of all, 1 preferred to wa'k. Then I could readily be with the pe pie. one of them. But as I rarely allowed that privilege, the next best was this shabby, smooth running machine. And now Win wa3 saying he did not like being in it alone with mo he prefferred the isolated splendor of the car and the chauffeur! Then I decided it was silly to feel hurt.
side, near the park, and all those she doesn't want to know live on the wefct side. It is so silly, isn't it? But those that live west can't mix with those that live east, and I suppose those that live too far up in the city can't mix with those that live hero near the drive. Let's live over here and show them we don't care about their senseless social distinctions." But Win had lost all interest in the west end. He suggested we drive near my aunt's place. "She wouldn't like it if I took you too far away from her," was the way he put it. So by September, with my aunt's
help, we sucured an apartment in a district she approved of. It was a block east of Fifth avenue, in a smart new apartment house, i And with my aunt's help, we wed out and bought enough furniture to fit it out. It was a simple enough matter, for we were both so unexperienced we were satisfied to go out and order the contents of the place then we forget it. Three weeks from the time we arrived in New York we were settled. "And we don't have to pay for all
the things at once," Win said cheer
fully surveying the blue taffeta curtains in the living room. "We can pay part and let the rest go until another month. Isn't it tiny?" "Just large enough," I agreed, looking over the rooms with pride.
, "Well new we're here. I guess it's
up to me to go see about my position" he answered. That same day he came back, look
ing very serious. We were to have our first dinner in the new place., cooked by the new cook, and served by my newly hired maid. "They filled my place," Win said Put in another man. I didn't know they wanted me to report for work at once!" I looked at him, puzzled and a little frightened. Tomorrow "The New Life Begins"
of the nose. But when one is mature this is very much more difficult., But even an ugly nose can be made;
to seem attractive if the hair is properly dressed. Experiment with different . styles until you have found
Heart Problems
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl of eighteen and have a eirl friend oi
the orie wijich most becomes your about the same age. We both seem to
profile. i ,l "King io a young man wnom
E.E.H. Space ' here is too limited e met at the same time. I like the to publish the formula. If you semi boy, but I like the girl too well to give a stamped-addressed envelope, it will "er up. The young man seems to be mailed to you. Olive oil is nour- j treat us both alike and shows no parishing as a massage. tfality. I know that my girl friend
Red Head You sh.uld weigh 120 . " yuS gentleman as well as . . . . ... . ao and he seems to like her. also.
What advice would you give"
and get married. I know it would kill my mother. I have tried to deceive her already. In time to come, will I be happy with him? My folks do everything they can tor me. Shall I listen tn him nr ciunH v.,
j.l ... . - " " muy UJ mj UJUU1CI lane a liking to a young man whom I know he won't talk to mv folks Do
you think I ought to respect a man who won't speak to them? MARY. , I do not like the things you say about the young man, and would advise you to obey the wishes of your parents. A man who will not speak
lbs. Drink olenty of milk and tako
three tablespoonsful of olive oil each day. It is best' to include it in the
meal and take it with the same quail-;
tity of grape juice
to your parents is not the kind of man you want to marry. You may be sure that he would treat you the same way after marriage. Besides you and" he are not well suited to each other, since you like soeiety and he does not.
Wonderful powers of memorizing facts are possessed by a Yorkshire (England) laborer, who has mentally, stored away 31.000 items of general information.
FLOSSY. I
Talk the matter over with vour eiri i
, iriend. Tell her that von rpalize soon. I
,
cr r aier me young man will show
preierence. Say that you value her
Reduction Hopeful Eliminate most j friensdhip highly and that if his prei
foods that are starchy, also all sweet erence turns to her you want her to and fat meats. In the place of these understand your feelings will not be , . . - .. t K1, J hurt. Doubtless she will feel the foods eat more fruit, green vegetable ,ame about his turning to you. If
fish and all other sea foods and be each decides to give him up to the '
ou Duuaiuutc-uiunu iwt j uiuci ti necessary, mere win oe no bread. ' . (hard feelings when the time comes Anxious Hattie Sagging facial mus j Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a youns
ties auu noes tan ue ueipeu uj si-.-iauy iwemy years -Old. I am ' gOin
ing the face a treatment once or twice
each week. This means first a clean
wjin a reilow my folks are against. 11'. . . .
go logetner on tne sly. He 1:
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A PRETTY NOSE It is always a misfortune when the nose is badly shaped because comparatively little can be done to improve it. That little, of course, is important In the case of the mouth or the eye the expression is much more important than the shape. In the case of the nose the shape, wmch is almost always unalterable, is all important. But the little that can be done is fortunately not difficult. Of course I
am not speaking of the operations
W Mn't nffftrA ctvon thia wftAti xrf i nrhlrh jrn nerfnrmeH tn mrraot actual
really begin house-keeping," I said. I deformities, but only of the things
"I asked this morning how much gar
age hire is, and I askd Blake yesterday how much gasoline costs and how much it takes to run this for a year just on an average. We can't do, it on your salary and on your allowance." "Oh. all right. There are always taxies." Win .answered easily. "I don' like this little car much anyway. In a year or so we'll be able to have a big one." I doubted that but said nothing. Why spoil his pleasure? He was having such a delightful time.
which every woman herself can do
First of all the nose can be kept white, fine grained and clear. If you have a red nose you digestion probably needs looking after, and you will have to treat the affliction locally by rubbing and tapping the nos3 to scatter the congested blood. If you have black-heads you should steam the nose by holding wet cloths over it, and then sure cleansing cream, or better yet. the black-head cleansing powder. A certain amount can he done In the way of keeping the skin fine and clear and white by massaging
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sing, then an astringent which should no man for society and I love to dapoo remain on the face for 20 minutes, j and go out and have a good time. Remove and follow it with a massage! He wants me to run away with him using plenty of good cream. Remove- :
tne surplus and rub the race ana , threat with ice. j R.H.M. Henna may be purchased at any drug store, or the perfumery counters at the big department stores Directions are usually on the packages, but if you wish more information about send a stamped addressed en-, velope and it will be mailed to you. ! Martha An oily skin may be re-' lieved by using a mild astringent, but it can be cured if the diet is simplified and the liver kept in active condition. Jean, Brown Eyes To reduce the bust, lessen your weight all over. Dash cold water over the chest each morning and rub dry with a course towel, which will quicken the circulation ar.d consume the excess of fat. Never bruise this part of the body by any: treatment that is strenous.
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Massage the nose to keep its skin fine grained the nose from its top between the eyes to its tip. During babyhood and childhood an enormous amount can be done by proper massage to change the shape
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