Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 17, 20 January 1922 — Page 5

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND FRIDAY, JAN. '20, 1922.

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The Middle Ground By MARION RUBINCAM

THREE PROBLEMS. Chapter 64. But, doing nomething "useful" meant to make puddings and scrub floors, as Claire Raw it. She glanced at her pretty white hands one of her best points and the nails that were filbert shape and pink and always beautifully kept and shiny. Dish washing meant the end of the nails. Sweeping meant grime on her smooth white fingers! Claire knfw too well how to be ornamental to be, or want to be, useful. "You can sew," Mrs. Talbot answered these objections. 'You can make-over clothes; that's more thau some women." "But I can't sew well enough to wear the sort of clothes I have to wear." Claire closed that avenue of "usefulness." Mrs. Talbot looked at the loose soft sown of blue chiffon, embroidered with silver threads that merged to a heavy design around the hem, and that

showed the alluring roundness or ner white arms and the soft curve of her shoulder. Suddenly she wondered how Claire afforded these things. The luxuriously furnished little apartment was Luther's doing but the gown was new. Claire pressed a little pearl button that rested in a piece of beautiful enamel work, and after a time a maid appeared. She spoke soft French to Claire, and reappeared with a great

silver tray, on which was a couecuun of powder-blue china and gleaming silver a tea service that was the last word in expensiveness. I.uther had not afforded this! The last thing was a silver kettle that sat over an alcohol lamp. Claire was going to make tea herself, usmr. the silver pot and a special brand ot tea which she scooped with a minia ture shovel from a silver tea caddy. This piece of frivolity annoyed Mrs. Talbot. She never approved of afternoon tea. To her three meals a day were necessary to sustain life. They rhould be made as appetizing as possible, no one loved more to stand in a kitchen and make 'and stew than she but this silly meal of tea and sandwiches, and inch or two square, and tiny cakes covered with fancy icing and so much fuss and time spent over it! Meals should be eaten around a twhle with all the family present

Whv. she could not say only

always were eaten that way time and her mother's. "No, thanks, I don't want sitting stonily erect.

as we don't seem to be getting anywhere. I'll be going." "But I want you to persuade Luther to let me go free," Claire said, abandoning her last attempt to keep things on a friendly level, and putting down the tea cup. "And have people think Luther could ever look at any other woman but his own wife!" "1 11 go to Reno," Claire said. ' 1 a do anything Luther will consent, if

you approve.

wicked. It's wicked. You're

to want it!" Passion came out again. Mrs. Talbot was trembling all over. it's nntv hpcause you've influenced

Luther so. He's more old-fashioned i than ever," Claire burst out. "It's your! fault that I'm tied to him. It's your.

fault Iip'k so imDossible. It'

fault I'm so unhappy." She dropped back in her chair, her' pretty face twisted with anger. "My fault!" Mrs. Talbot cried. "My fault one of my children is keeping to the straight path! It's your fault, all my troubles. You've put wicked ideas, into Amy's head she won't even look at Dick anymore. It's your fault all your fault that I'm so unhappy." She, too, dropped into a chair, and tears came again for the second time that afternoon. And Claire began to ry. too. And the two women sat there, facing each other against the , tooling cupsvof tea, while the neglected kettle sizzled and bubbled

over the alcohol flame and the tea grew black and strong in the shining teapot. If a woman's tears melt a man, they bring out even more sympathy in another woman. For suddenly the two looked at each other. Then Claire stumbled to her feet, and so did Mrs. Talbot, and they made it up holding on to each other, and they kissed,- and sat down, wiping their eyes and gulping back little sobs. "I'll make some fresh tea," Claire said finally, when they were both quieter. "Yes, it will do 'us good." It was

acceptance friendship.

Mrs. Talbot watched the girl as she busied herself again, and she drank the fresh tea with real gratitude. After all, Claire was very sweet and charming. If only she could bring about an understanding between her and Luther, and if only she could see Jane safely married! If only she

could persuade Amy to give up her wild ideas and "settle down." But she felt so helpless before these three big problems. Tomorrow Jane Decides.

they

in her any," "And

! if their faults of walking and stand-1 jing were always evident, j If you do not like a great many mlrI rors in your room, a splendid idea is

to have one hanging on the inside of your closet door. Incidently this is an economical idea for a good quality fulllength mirror with beveled edges and even the plainest wood frames cost quite a bit of money. But it is perfectly practical to purchase a piece of glass 4 Xt. x 2, which

can be hung in the cheapest frame on the inside of the closet door, which will

give you a full-length reflection of yourself; 4l4 feet, by the way, is no

where near a grown woman's size, but if you hang the mirror with its top at the level of your head, you will have

no difficultyin seeing your feet away from it. Such a mirror would not cost

not only of tea, but of I very much. Besides it could be sw ung

so as to reflect every part of the room

so that with the aid of your bureau mirror, you can get an excellent back and front view of yourself. It will be

a great help when you dress.

Very Anxious: You have not injured

your skin by this excesive use of hot

water, it will improve very quickly if

you follow the bath with cool then cold

water and occasionally rub a small piece of ice over the face and throat. Waiting: The hair on the legs and arms will be less noticeable if you bleach it with peroxide. Bobby: Bobbed hair becomes oily more quickly than long hair because the scalp is secreting the same as it

would for longer hair. In such a case I shampoo oftener than you would ordinI arily. Goidie: With improved health your I hair will likely recover but you can hasten it by massaging the scalp each i day and applying a good tonic several

times each week.

Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes

Confusing ' w i ,S r- pi Sir : -My . j yL

Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are two girls twenty and twenty-three years of age and are in love with two young men twenty-one and twenty-four years of age. These men are very rich and want us to marry them. They would give us anything our hearts desired. We two girls are very poor and have to work hard. We do not like these young men very well, but our parents want us to marry them. What should we do?

all night and her boy friend comes to see her that evening, should the other girl stay up with her or go to bed? ANXIOUSLY WAITING Money cannot buy everything the heart desires in marriage. Without love I would not advise you to marry. If the boy is a friend and not some one you have "picked up" it is correct to let him take you home. She should have kept her promise to her girl friend. If the boy wanted to go along too, she should ask her girl friend if she were willing. She should stay ud. If the eii-f vnnta

to entertain company alone she should

Feminine wrongdoers of Erie county I done.

Wo n-ant fn Irnnnr If It is Correct to

let a boy take you home from a social j d 6o in her ow n home.

gathering if you did not come that way?

One of us boards with some people; who have a boy. She was going to a show one night and promised a girl! friend to go with her. Then this boy !

asked her. What should she have;

BICKNELL MINE SETS NEW WORLD'S HOIST RECORD BICKNELL, IncL, Jan. 20. The American No. 1 mine of the American Coal company at Bicknell, has broken its own record for a day's output with a hoist of 6,179 tons, it was announced Thursday. '

Comfort Your Skin YithCuticuraSoap and Fragrant Talcum Softp. Ointment, Talcum. 2Bc whwg. Samples f m at Catlear. L&bartUrtM, Sept. X, HiIiIm, Malt.

(N. Y.) may think that Miss Florence

Momberger (above) is paying a social fall until she flashes her deputy sheriff's badge.

The Hoosier Store

If a girl is to stay with a girl friend I fi

Masonic Calendar

Saturday, Jan. 21 Loyal Chapter, O. E. S.. stated meeting.

THIN, RUN-DOWN . MEN AND WOMEN Put on Weight and Are Made Strong and Husky byTaking Susto.

BOYS! Start training your hair. Tell mother to bring you to HARTER'S SHOP In the Murray Bldg.

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All Inquiries atldrepsed to Mrs. Forbes In care of the "Beauty Chits" department will-be answered in these co'.umns in their turn. This requires nAnciilfahla lima hnnrBt'Ay rt' tflnff 1 .1

the r-eat number received.' So, if a j Medical Colleges

personal or quicker reply is deJired. a stamped and se'.f-addressed envelope must be enclosed with the question.t The Editor.

This has been proven by a Professor of Physiological Chemistry, who is one of the greatest nutritional experts in this country at one of our leading

Sweeten .your husband and the whole house with Blue Devil Cleanser. Advertisement.

Hearts Treated Free

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A long mirror is a blessing One of the most useful pieces of furniture that any house can own is a full length mirror. It is not vanity entirely which induces a woman to look Into a mirror. It is an earnest and

commendable desire to improve her personal appearance. The man who

was father to six young daughters had'

the right idea when he had long mirrors set all over his house so that his girls could scarcely go into any room without being able to see themselves from head to toe. He understood; 1- 1 . TT 1 . , . . . 1 ,

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rree treatment ana many reports 01 cures after physicians failed. Had cases usually soon relieved. These treatments are tiie result of 30 years' extensive research and unusual success in treating various ailments of the heart, nerves, stomach, bowels, kidneys, bladder, and rheumatic trouble, which often complicate each case. Write for AMtonlMliins Itrporla. So wonderful are the results that he wishes every sick person to test this famous treatment at his expense. Afflicted persons should avail themselves of this liberal offer at once as they may never have such an opportunity again. Delays are dangerous. No death comes more suddenly than that from heart disease. Send for Book and Two-found Free Treatment. Dcscribeyburdisea.se. "Ad

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After a lone, series of tests with

SUSTO Nutritive Tonic Tablets, extending over many months, he says that SUSTO demonstrated its power to stimulate the appetite, increase bodily weight and strength. It is valuable for weak, run-down, nervous, anemic conditions. SUSTO contains 1 in concentrated form the vitamines of yeast, milk, rice, eggs, together with beef protein, nuclcin and iron those essential elements that all nutritional experts agree are absolutely necessary to maintain life, promote growth, health, strength and energy. SUSTO reinforces the daily, food so that people steadily gain in health

and strength, eat better, sleep better,

enjoy the vitality which comes

from a properly-nourished body, and all without the aid of medicine. For sale by Clem Thistlethwaite's. Advertisement.

Lukens Favorite Cream for face and hands A. G. Luken Drug Co. 626-628 Main St.

Dept. hart.

KEEP YOUR SKIN CLEAN and bo warmer and healthier. Our Baths and Hot Water Heaters are the best obtainable.

WM. H. 9 South 9th .

MEERHOFF'S Phone 1236

New Pancake Flour New Dill Pickles Jones Little Pig Sausage Fresh Select Oysters New Apple Butter New Dates and Layer Figs New Cod Fish John M. Eggemeyer & Sons Bee Hive Grocery 3 Phones

Statement No. 6 l

Jenkins & Co. have but one thing to sell in their repair department and that is SERVICE. We offer that to you in the form of expert watch and jewelry repairing by workmen who know how. It is economical to have it done right by

Jenkins & Co.

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Over 1 7 Million Jan Used Yearly

January

Clearance Continued

Sale

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The splendid success of our January Clearance Sale is a wonderful tribute to our store merchandise and Charge Account P-lan. If you have not taken advantage of this money-saving sale, do so now, as our stock is. limited.

Ladies' Suits Formerly sold for $50.00, now 25.00 Formerly sold for $40.00, now 17.50 Formerly sold for $29.75, now 12.59

Ladies' Coat

No. 60 Dresser Chifforobe $2675

G2 inches hi'h. -10 inches wide, 18 inches deep; Plain Oak, Golden Oak, gloss finish; plate glass mirror ),l-xl6 inches; all panels, back, drawer bottoms, etc.; 3-ply; fitted with two garment hangers. New Club Just Forming 25 only to be sold on these terms: $1.00 as first payment, balance $1 per week.

Formerly sold for $45.00, now 29.75 Formerly sold for $35.00. now 22.50 Formerly sold for $25.00, now 15.00 Formerly sold for $18.50, now 10.00 Formerly sold for $12.95, now S5.00 Ladies' Dresses Formerly sold for $45.00, now 25.00 Formerly sold for $35.00, now 19.75 Formerly sold for $25.00, now. .... .15.00

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Men's Suits Formerly sold $50.00, now 32.50 Formerly sold $40.00, now 29.75 Formerly sold $25.00, now. .... .16-50 Men's Overcoats Formerly sold $45.00, now. .... .30.00 Formerly sold $32.50, now. .... .20.00 Formerly sold $25.00, now 15.00

Richmond's Cash Price Credit Store

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15-17 North 9th St.

Boys' Suits Formerly sold $17.50, now. .... .12.50 Formerly sold $13.50, now 11.50 Formerly sold $11.50, how -S.50 Boys' Overcoats Formerly sold $17.50, now . .12.50 Formerly sold $13.50, now '. . .9.50 Formerly sold $10.50, now 7.50

Take Advantage of This Great Sale. Use Your Credit

Shoes For Women

Now On Sale At Tremendous

eductions!

Women from all parts of the city and vicinity are flocking to this sensational bargain event. Never have we held a sale that proved so popular with thrifty folk. In this event you will see superlatively fine shoes at unbelievably low prices far below anything you have seen in reliable footwear in many years. No woman with an eye to money-saving can afford to miss this wonderful opportunity. COME TOMORROW. Thousands Of Pairs To Choose From At Three Amazingly Low Prices!

t Values $ej a Value $2 ffSli Values $

No matter what your ideas in footwear are, you will find exactly what you are looking for here at these astoundingly low prices. Boots, Oxfords. One and Two

Lj Strap Pumps and Sandals. Hand turned and welt soles; prime aualitv leathers

brown, tan and black calf skin, kidskin, suede, patent colt, patent kid in all styles of heeh, Military, Cuban, French and Baby Louis. All sizes and widths, represented in these huge assortments. COME TOMORROW.

The Largest Chain of Shoe Stores In The United State.

Richmond Store 705 Main St Colonial Bldg; All Newark Stores Open Saturday Evenings to Accommodate Customers."