Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 241, 20 August 1921 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1921

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"The Love Pendulum" By MARION RUBINCAM .

THE NEW PLAN Chapter 35 I have since thought that I enjoyed that evening I spent with Ellen at her sister's more than any of the evenings since I had come to the city. The sister, who was also our laundress, lived in a couple of rooms, five flights up, in an East Side fiat house of the cheapest sort. Her husband was a sailor. She supported her three children by washing. She had a certain amount of intelligence and a cer

tain sense of humor that did not desert her. even though she was sick in bed. 'She expects the baby In two weeks," Ellen told me. As we walked along the streets we ceased to be mistress and maid and became simply two women, united in one effort to heln another woman in distress. Ellen's .sister was a long gaunt figure lying in the bed. Her gray hair gray though she was scarcely SO was combed back and ended in a stringy pigtail that lay on the pillow by her. She had deep set, hard, gray eyes, cheeks lined with wrinkles, and a mouth that closed in a grim line, or oftened into a humorous smile. 'I don't want charity," she said rudely as we came in. "I don't want to give charity," I answered suddenly uncomfortable because of my big squirrel coat. "I've been rather ill too, and I thought some of nice things they made for me to eat, might tempt you too." Her face softened a little. "The children mean well, but they ain't much on cooking," she answered. And we began with that, while Ellen heated some delicacies we had brought from my place. "I'm not in want," the woman said. "I go to the hospital in a week and

I'm taken care of there.

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Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a young man of 25. I have a girl with whom I have been going for the last two years. I did not love her when I started going with her because we were neighbors and school mates, but we got to corresponding when I was overseas. We stopped going together for a few months because she talked about me. Later she wrote me to coma back and asked me to forgive her. Later we became engaged, but her father and mother do not want her to marry and discouraged her. Her parents always treat me with respect when I am around. She goes with other boys some, and at times seems to think the more boy friends she has the better she likes it. She has ben coresponding with twa young men and one of them she never

saw. This I do not like and tell her

she is wrong, but she thinks not. I had a girl friend with whom I was going and she said I must stop. W3 get along very wel, but sometimes sho talks mean to me and I hate a quarrel. I beg her not to talk mean to mo, but I can't get her to stop. Do you think that we should discontinue our friendship or continue? I love her so much I don't see how I

can give her up. She seems to be

lieve that we can't get along, but I am

sure we can. Her parents say that I go to see her too often. I have gone once a week for quite a while, but am willing to stop part of it. I may be wrong, but I think as long as we do nothing that is wrong there is no harm in seeing each other that often. What do you think? . G. If the girl really loved you she would treat you with more considera

tion. I think you are wasting time to

try to make her more considerate, a girl who is unkind to you before marriage would be doubly so afterwards. My advice is to let her go and try to find another girl. You feel very much in love at present, but time and separation will prove that you can get alon without her and even take an interest in other girls. Once a week is not too often for you to see the girl to whom you are engaged. You are very moderate in your demands on her time. If she and her parents object to a call once a week, you may be sure that your case is hopeless. 4

The sooner you give her up and ad-J just your mind to the separation, the

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are safe in the day, and Ellen can sleep here nights when she's through with your work. But the baby has no clothes. . I never had time." . "Please let me make some, I should love to," I begged. "It's sewing" she looked doubtfully at my hands. "I can sew," I answered. "If I don't get them done in time, I'll buy them, but it would be nice to make them myself."

Somehow that evening I got back to

earth again. I felt as though my feet

were touching solid ground. I had

been living up in the air Delore, in a

world of froth and frivolty where nothing was solid and where the nonessentials of life were the only things considered worth while.

After we were home again, I put on

a negligee and sat down by the fire

to think out this new problem. One thing was . evident. Winthrop and I had radically different tastes. He was naturally frightfully extravagant possibly the result of a life in which he had not been allowed to handle money. He had no sense of the value of money at all. I was naturally economical. That is, I knew what I should have for the money spent and though I was compelled to spend much more for things than we could afford, or much more than they were intrinsically worth, at the same time I did not actually throw money away as he did. I loved the quiet, simple, plain life.

That was perhaps because I had been given only the elaborate, fussy, overheated sort of existence. Win, as a reaction against the very placid life of his home, was infatuated with this mad, hurried rush of the city. Perhaps this was a temporary feeling. , Perhaps he would soon tire of this

empty rushing about, as I had tired of

The children j it some time before. Perhaps he would see that there was

nothing to this that evening after evening of dancing, flirting, theatres, cards, of sitting about tables eating and drinking, while watching a lot of very common girls dance awkwardly and sing through their noses, was only a waste of the precious gift of life. Perhaps! But all the other people I knew had done this sort of thing all their lives

and apparently were willing to continue doing it all the rest' of their lives. It was so worthless, so tiring, so utterly boring. If only I could make Winthrop see that! Meantime, as I was refusing to share his pleasures and trying to avoid his newly made friends, I was losing him.

come when he would get used to the other women. And then he might

prefer them! A vision of Gwendolyn's odd, homely, attractive face, with its halo of burning red hair, came into my mind. Then I knew what I was to do. If Win liked the empty life, the

social game, the wasted evenings I had to like them too. I had to play the game the way he wanted it played. I would, and play it better than these other women! When Win came in, quite late, I was still there. "You look rested," he said. "You're not nervous and cross now, are you?" For answer I held out my arms to him.

Tomorrow Playing the Game.

FIRES SINCE DECEMBER

(By Associated Press) BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Aug. 20. The Bloomington fire department up to an early date this month had not mado a run to a fire since December 9. 1920.

Food Crisis This Winter

That Austria will again have a serious situation to cope with in regard to her food situation this winter when the garden truck and vegetables which have been coming from the country to Murine? the summer months

cease and that the economic conditions have as yet shown no signs of improvement was the opinion of Vern Oskaloosa. Ia., who re-

i,tiv returned from Austria after

serving with the American Friends'

relief in that country. "Only 5,000 instead of 6a,000 children are being fed every week now at the stations," he said, "though as yet it is practically impossible to buy food for children under three years of age in the city." ,

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Why pay exorbitant or even regular prices for merchandise on Monday when you can buy at such low prices as these?

Specials for Monday in the Shoe Dep't

Ladies' Nurses Comfort Shoes, flexible turn cushion soles, plain toe, Monday only at ..4.19 Again we have all sizes in Ladies' solid leather Cuban heel Vici Kid Cloth top Shoe, pn table Monday at S2.48 Special Table of Men's black Blucher gun metal and Boys' brown English Shoes, all sizes, Monday at S2.19 Boys' Black Tennis Oxfords, sizes 13 to 6 at S1.19 Ladies' Black Kid Cloth Top lace Shoes, Cuban heel, solid leather on table Monday at ...S2.48 Choice of any white Slipper for ladies in our stock, sizes 4 to 8, straps, pumps and oxfords, Monday at S1.98

Ladies' Kid finish black high Shoe, military heel, stitched tip, a real buy at S3.08 Any Ladies black kid high heel lace Oxford or Pump, from $4.85 to $S.35 values; Monday only, choice at S3.48 Ladies turn sole Kid finish, low rubber heel Comfort Shoe, the kind that was $5.00; for 2.98 About 60 pairs of Ladies' military heel black kid solid leather lace Oxfords. Most all sizes; choice Monday at 82.69 Misses' brown calf lace Oxfords, solid leather, fine for school, sizes 12 to 2, at S2.69 Children's Vivi Kid solid leather cloth top Shoes for school or dress, sizes 9 to 2, at ..1.89

Ladles' Vici Kid Boudoir Slippers with pom pom on toe, Monday at S1.48 Men's outing style work Shoe, most comfortable work shoe made, sizes 6 to 11, at 2.48 Boys brown English Shoe, leather soles and insoles, on table at 82.48 Men's black or brown Beacon Shoes, all styles, all leathers, just three prices for Monday S7 S6 85 Boys' brown lace shoe, new ball strap style, medium toe or English, welt sole. Monday S4.19 Men's black Gun Metal Blucher Shoe, wide toe, a real bargain at 82.48

Underwear and Hosiery for , Monday A pure thread Silk Hose in plain and drop stitch, black or white, the ones we have been selling for $1.50, only about 150 pairs in the lot. Monday for a quick clearance, choice 89 Again for Monday those fine mercerized Lisle seamed back Hose, black, white or brown. Seems like most everybody has . found out about this big special of ours. They are all buying them. Monday 35 3 pairs for Sl.OO Monday a real cleanup on Children's Half Sox, regular prices from 35c to 59c; Monday only they go for, pair 25 Monday Ladies' Muslin Gowns, white or flesh color, lace, embroidery or silk trimmed, special sale for Monday only ..9S We want you to know about our Double Strand, full size, perfect Hair Xets. They are as good as any 20c net on the market. We are selling them for 15; 2 for 25d Monday, a special lot of Corsets, regularly selling to $2.25; small lots that are broken sizes and discontinued styles. But all sizes are represented in the aasortnient; Monday they go for 81.00 Jumper Dresses Serge or Jersey, a regular $10.00 value; Monday only, ,see them at only 85.95

Men's and Boys' Specials for Monday One lot of Boys Trousers, dark mixtures, sizes 7 to 16; very special Monday, 97 Men's Socks, work or dress, special, per Pair 10d Boys Blue Stripe Brownies, sizes 4 to 15; very special Monday, a pair 67J Men's Work Trousers, dark stripes, sizes 30 to 42 waists; special for Monday, a Pair 81.85 One lot of Boys' Suits, fancy mixtures, size 7 to 15; values up to $7.50; clean up Monday 84.95 Boys Sport Blouses, plain white tans and fancy stripes, sizes 6 to 16; very special Monday J9 Men's Blue Stripe Overalls and Jackets, most all 6izes In the lot; special Monday, a garment S9 One lot of Boys' School Waists, high collar, sizes 6 to 15, fancy stripes and plain colors; special 50 Boys' Shirts, dark or light colors; sizes IZVz to 144; special, each 39 One lot of Boys' khaki Trousers, dark Color, sizes 6 to 16; special Monday, a pair 97

Monday Specials in the China Dep't

We carry a full line of School Lunch Baskets. 'Boxes, Pails. Buy your Jardiniers for fall use now and get the pick of our large stock. There are a few real specials for Monday: Galvanized Tubs, No. 1..70 Galvanized Tubs, No. 2..80 Galvanized Tubs, No. 3.-90 Toilet Paper,' seven rolls.. 25

First quality 4-piece Aluminum Cooker, special Monday $2.19 Tin Dish Pans, just the thing for camping, special ...-29J A few Blue and White Granite Pans and Kettles, special 69 14-qt. Aluminum Kettles, just the thing for canning; special at 84.75 Jelly Glasses, just a few left, special at, dozen 42

Just received a new lino of Stone Waler Pitchers, special at 29d See our new line of Stone Teapots, decorated or plain, sale Price 25 UP 42-piece Breakfast Set, Bluebird pattern; special, Monday only at 84.98 Complete line of canning supplies.

YARD GOODS Specials for Monday mi 35c Dress and Cheviot Ginghams, special, yard 15 Just received 50 dozen of extra heavy and large size Bath Towels worth 85c. Just for a leader for Monday only 39 Remnants of Toweling and Cretonne Remnants, special, each . 10 $2.50 double bed size Blankets, special per Pair S1.48 $5.00 heavy Woolnap Blankets in fancy Plaids, large size, TOxSO; Monday special, pair S2.98 3 pounds Comfort Cotton in one sheet for Comforts, 72x90; special 75 Cotton Bats, 3 pounds in one sheet, size 72x 90. This bat is quilted so cotton will hold in shape, per roll 98J 10c Unbleached Muslin, yard wide, for Monday at, yard 7 15c Fast Colored Apron Gingham, special, per yard 8 1 Our entire stock of Dress Voiles, worth up to $1-25, for Monday only, yard .. 29 25c heavy Fleeced Outing Flannels. It pays to buy these goods early; special, yd. 1 20c Huck Towels, large size, at each 10 $2.00 Bed Sheets, large size, 81x90, one of the best made; Monday at SI. 39

Housefurnishing Specials for Monday Dark Green Window Shades, 36 inches wide, 6 feet long; Monday only .-..39 $45.00 Heavy Axminster Rugs, 9x12; Monday only 824.98 $2.98 Heavy Brussels Rugs, 27x54 inch, Monday only 81.49 $1.50 Guaranteed All Feather Pillows, Monday only 79 Our $16.50 Guaranteed Felt Mattresses for Monday only SS.98 $1.50 extra good fast colored Oil Window Shades, 7 feet long, Monday 75 Flat Curtain Rods at 10 "P $3.00 Duck Feather Pillows, soft and downy, Monday 81.49 $1.50 Wool Ingrain Carpet, matched free; Monday, yard 98 $9.00 Axminster Rugs, large size. 36x70 inches; Monday 84.98 9x12 Grass Rugs worth $10.00, for Monday onlv -84.98 $15.00 Wool and Fibre Rugs, 9x12, Monday alv 87.98 Rubber Floor Mats for Ford autos, cut to fit, special , 98'

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