Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 299, 28 October 1921 — Page 5
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND.. FRIDAY, OCT. 28, 1921.
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By MARION RUBINCAM
SEPARATION Chapter 94 " For a moment the sense of his remark did not come to me. "I vould not have any ot them around shallow, time-wasting, moneyspending people. Aunt Harriet would never allow it." "Quite rieht " Win answered. "Aunt
Harriet's crowd is one rung further up the social ladder. You used to say you hated that sort of thing. You used to say the whole social system sickened you. You seem to go in for it how harder than I ever did. "My crowd is not quite as smart as your aunt's. I'll admit. But it is much more fun, j can assure you. A little free and easy, perhaps, but much more natural and human than her set. Gwen
iays she's glad 6he has been man- j oeuvred into this lot, she likes it so much better." It only needed Gwendolyn's name to finish me. But instead of making me angry, it suddenly changed my whole mood. "You're quite right, Win," I said, and bo took away every weapon he possessed. He could no longer argue with me when I agreed with him! It was the cleverest thing I ever did but it was unpremeditated cleverness. "You're quite right, I am a social snob. But 1 hate it. Win, please, let's forget all of it. Let's really start fresh again. I don't want to see anyone I ever knew before. Please let's. We don't have to move away. I don't mean that But you don't like my friends, so I'll give them up." "Colin?" I hesitated a long time. I never thought of having to give up Colin.
He had always been my best and truest friend. It would be the supreme
sacrifice. But if Win asked it "If you want," I said.
"Then you would be foolish," Win paid curtly and sensibly.- "I don't want you to give up your friends. I don't
like them because they don't like me
They never have. I've found others
that I prefer. I don't even ask you to accept these. You needn't know them.
r xcept that you'll have to be decent to
ihem when I bring them around, of
course, and you 11 nave to go aoout with them a little bit with me, just for appearances. "But we can each keep our freedom. ; You have your circle and I'll have
mine. I'll be just as nice to youri
friends when they come here as pos
sible. It will be quite easy, I prob- i
ably shan't see much of them." "But Win you were always going out, every night, all the time, and we lan into debt." Win hesitated. "Well, I'm in debt now. It costs to run about. But I like it, and I'll get Mother to send me some money soon. I'll go home and see her that will please her." "But your own income from the , business " i "I know. But somehow I always manage to spend more than I make. I I have been working hard. I like Jiv- ' ing hard hard work and hard play. ; When I'm at the office, I want to be ; on the go, I want to have things hap- , pen. What's the use of making money '. if one can't spend it?" It sounded hopelessly like the old days.
' "You don't seem very cheerful over the prospect of rejoining your hus- ' band," Win observed, reaching over: the table for a pipe and beginning to: fill It. i
"You don't make the prospect cheerful," I answered dolefully. I began to ; smooth out my gloves nervously. "You propose 1 come back to you and then j suggest we live lives that are prac- : , tically separate." "What do you propose then?" Win lit the pipe with a match and threw It among the other black matches that ' littered the fireplace. : "I don't propose anything. I've al- : ways wanted a little home, and nice
, friends, sincere people that I could j ; like and trust, and well, books and; : concerts and lots of things like that, j ' of course, but not so much. I likej i what they call home life, I suppose."
How dull you make it sound." I sat up for a moment. Then I got up. "It's no use, Win. We are still at opposite ends of the pole. You
want the sort of thing I can't stand,! and I want something that bores you ! to death. Goodbye. I'm sorry I came, : for you had another engagement this j ' evening." I
"A man to talk business. I'm glad to be out of it. Don't go. After all, we might try it. Connie, I do love
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you. I know you think I don't. But don't you see, I have to have life and
I like these people. You needn't ever
see them.
I let my hand rest in his, looking up into his face. Into his clear gray eyes,
trying to look back behind them into the warm soul that used to be Win's. I wondered where that warm, lovely personality had gone. "We would be just where we were a year ago. It would be another separation and more talk. If you feel a little more like looking at things my way " I turned, calmly enough, and walked down the corridor to the door. I dared not look back for Win. I opened the door and went out. Tomorrow "Dejection."
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
A little while ago we were talking
of exercise and massage as a means of strengthening the muscles of the
face, and therefore of keeping the
face young. I recommended rubbing the skin with cream to act as a lubricant and then rubbing the face
vigorously with palm of the hand.
With the cream on the skin this
massage is so easily done that the muscles are in no sense pulled or
strained, while there is sufficient fric
tion to bring the blood up to the face and to rejuvenate the skin. There are a few other exercises which you quite literally do with your face. One of them is to qucker up the lips as though you were blowing out a distant candle. Blow hard, take a deep breath of air and repeat, and repeat again 25 or 30 times. This tends to fill out hollow cheeks, it strengthens the muscles around the mouth, avoiding those ugly wrinkles that run from the nose to the chin - and, incidentally, it is the only exercise I know of that will improve the shape of the lips. Of course if you have wrinkles, hoi-
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pilocarpine tonic will not make the hair oily, as there are other ingred
ients in the formula to counteract th6 oil.
Naomi: Hair that is destroyed by
the electric needle .will not grow
again, but this does not mean that you will never have any more super
fluous hair, for whatever caused it once, if repeated, will make it happen again, though it will not be the same growth. If you mean that your eyes are shadowy and have always been so,
there is no reason to suppose this condition indicates any internal disorders. It is probably an attraction that is as natural to you, as dimples are to others.
Miss C. C. M.: You Ehould weigh
about 120 pounds.
any that come near the shade of your hair and the color of your eyes, but a clear and brilliant complexion as you have will combine well with all colors.
Your colors will be , ment Station to develop a breed of
tailless sheep through a " series ol breeding experiments, weregtven a boost when it was announced here that L. S. Johnson of Versailles had donated a tailless ewe to the foundation stock of the new breed. -. '
ri?n"ort&ty& The station now has two tailless department will be answered in these families from Which to develop the
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The chin muscles can be strengthened by exercise. low cheeks and a badly shaped mouth, this exercise won't instantly make you beautiful. The things we do to imDrove our looki are always little
things and their effects cannot be im-i
mediately seen. Sometimes tne result
seems so little that we do not notice
them at all. Yet each thing we do to improve ourselves counts enormously in improving the general appearance. Even so small an exercise as this should not be neglected.
Hazel D.: The castor oil in the
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