Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 11, 12 January 1923 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JAN. 12, 1923.

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Chapters From a Woman's Life By Jane Phelps

TWEEDLE-DEE AND TWEEDLE

DUM Chapter 47 . George Harter, as I have said before, seemed to try to be alone with me, rather where he could talk to me without being overheard. I disliked his attitude immensely and was gradually beginning to dislike him because of it. No matter where we were motoring, dining, or at a play, he would maneuver to be next to me, would whisper silly nonsense, and in other ways annoy me. One day I spoke of him to Walter. "I do wish George wouldn't be quite so confidential," I said. "He embarrasses me." "What do you mean?" Walter asked. "Oh, it isn't much," I replied, "but he has a way that says he'd make love to a woman if he dared. Then he always tries to make me ride on the front scat with him and whispers when he could just as well talk right out." . "You niust encourage him or he wouldn't do it," Walter replied with all a man's inconsequences. "But I don't!" "Harter is a man of the world. He isn't making any advances to a woman unless he knows she likes it," he said impatiently. I dropped the subject, had forgotten all about it. but. Walter hadn't. Every little while he would pay something to me about Harter, especially if we were to be where he

was. Gradually, very gradually, it dawned upon me that he was jealous. It was too ridiculous! I really disliked George Harter, and even had I not, I was too much in love with Walter to ever think of another man. One night when he had been particularly disagreeable, pouting and acting very much like a small boy, I accused him of it. We had been out to a road I ; houtie, just we four, and George had been 'particularly attentive, but no - more so than Walter was to Grace. "Tlwre's a difference between Twee-die-dee and Tweedle dum, isn't there?" '1 asked. "You were Just as devoted to Jrace, more so even, than George was to me." "Grace isn't my wife! I don't pro

pose to let George Harter or any other man make a fool of me." I laughed. I couldn't help it. Walter became very angry and left the house In a huff. But he could not long retain anger and so I didn't worry. But what should he do but drive out 1o Helen Ralstrom's and take her for a moonlight ride "to get even" he told rue when he came home, for all the world like a sulky boy. I had spent the evening alone, Mrs. Fage with some friends. I tried to be rice about it but we quarreled. I told Walter I wished I had not mentioned Harter to him. and he retorted: "Wished I didn't know it, eh? Think (I'm blind. I suppose. As it had made no difference in his actions toward Harter, I thought him unfair, and paid so. "We can't chuck all our friends because you let them think you like their nonsense!" he declared. "I shall be mighty cool to George Harter; they're your friends, not mine. I'm not at all sure I like Grace either-" I told him. "That's right! Make a goose of yourself, then talk like that."

I made no answer. His injustice hurt j me dreadfully and I cried myself to i sleep.

4 The next morning I awoke heavyeyed, unrested. Walter was In the hathroom whistling a popular song and when he came out spoke as if nothing hnd happened: jf "It's a fine morning, Doreen! Hurry tuid get dressed. I'm as hunery as a wolf!" 1 made no answer, and he looked at me. then said: "Why, Doreen! I was pretty much

of a brute last night, wasn't I? You look as if you had cried all night! .You're a silly girl. Come here and kiss me this minute!" j Not a word about being mistaken or i eorry beyond that first expression "I I was pretty much of a brute" but I flew i into his arms, and commenced to cry i again from sheer relief. I wasn't the ! weepy port and he scarcely knew what I to make of it. But he petted me a lit- j tie, then again asked me to hurry and j dress. I heard him out in the dining room, joking with Jennie, playing with ! Fido. For him the incident was closed, j He had kissed and made up. i Mrs. Page spoke of my looks and. j woman-like, I, -pleaded a headache, said ! I had not slept well. Walter threw me I a grateful glance. He hated his mother j to think he made me unhappy; always i called me a "good sport" when I hid j anything he did to hurt me from her. ; Tomorrow Three Not a Crowd i

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Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am to bo married soon, but do not expect to have a large wedding. We are only going to invite my own family and my fiance's family, and a few mutual friends. There will be no best man or brides maids. I never like to

wear white and I don't want a white i midnight supper if you like. It's the wedding dress. If we had plenty of chocolate cream now and then, making A : . -1 "I 1 . 1 : re a t j- - i

I ""ulu,,Jt- uui extra work, and the ice cream

Here's a way to ruin your skin. very well and avoid a bad skin, by several meals taken with regularity breakfast, luncheon, tea, dinner and a

.people, those whose diet lacks something vital, and those who have pamjpered themselves so their stomachs j rule them. Underfed children, girls

I who live on starchy unbalanced diets,

and fat women, crave candy others normally healthy, like it now and then without feeling any actual need of It. But be careful. Eat It if you like, but be careful that vou don't eat it too

often, or in quantities sufficiently great

to spoil your pretty complexion. Louise L T.: As you did not give

me your age I can not say whether or not your weight is correct. One hundred and thirty pounds would be the weight of a woman 45 at five feet and two inches height. With a fair skin blue eyes and light brown hair, your best choice in colors will be browns and blues darker than your eyes or hair. Harriet D.: Cocoa butter is very

nourishing in a massage, but it should not be used on the face or any part of the neck where there couid be a tendency to grow hair. The reason why it sometimes has this tendency is the fact that it is a heavy vegetable oil.

All Inquiries addressed to Mis Forbes in care of the "Beauty Chats" department will be answered In these columns In their turn. This requires conslder-

i able time, however, owing- to the great i number received. So if a personal or

auicker reply is desired, a stamped ana self-addressed envelope must be enclosed with th ouaitioo- Thei Edl'.or.

Bender Ice Cream Company

Elects New Directors Stockholders of the Bender Ice Cream company held a meeting Thursday evening at th company's office. Directors were elected' and a report of last year's business made. The following directors were elected at the meeting: H. J. Hanes, A. L. Fosler, John Batchelor, George Matthews, R. B. Cofield, Harry Gibbs and Westcott

Hanes. After th stockholders' meet

ing th directors met an'3 elected officers as follows: H. J. Hanes, president; R. B. Cofield, vice president; A. Li. Fosler, secretary; Westcott Hanes, treasurer and general manager, and John Batchelor, assistant manager.

Allege Telegraph Company Violated Labor Statute (By Associated Press) DETROIT, Mich., Jan. 12. Whether the Western Union Telegraph company violated the contract labor law by

bringing 25 young women .rmployes to the United States after they had been deprived of their jobs in New Found-

land by the closing of a number of offices is to be decided here by Federal

Judge Arthur J. Tuttle. Five of the girls were placed in the Detroit office of the telegraph company. The immigration authorities sought their deportation. The case wa3 brought into court yesterday in a habeas corpus hearing. Attorneys have been given

time in which to tile briefs.

United States senate and the British parliament are said to have been the only large bodies that used sand instead of blotting paper.

Tetty treason, in ancient English statutes, was a wife's murder of her --"d. a servant's murder of his master or an ecclesiastical person's i slaving of his superior.

A tan silk dress would be much more

serviceable to me because it. could serve as a befet' dress al ter marriage. Do you think it would be terrible if I didn't wear white? WEDDING BELLE Since your wedding is to be so informal, wear whatever you want to. I agree with you that it would be unwise to get a white dress when a darker shade would be of real service to you. Ignore convention and be individual when you know that it ia better for you to do so.

Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes

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frozen inactivity, and the "tastes" before and between meals, that overloads the system and spoils the prettiest of skins. If you have a passion for candy, eat it after a meal, it will digest more easily and satisfy as readily your general craving for sweets. After aH, this craving for something intensely sweet is quite nayiral. Sugar is highly stimulating and many of us are so made that our systems demand this stimulation from food. It needn't be encouraged any more than a similar and more highly developed craving, that is, a craving for alcohol, should be encouraged. - It is found usually in two classes of

SHELBY COUNTY FARMERS WIN CORN SHOW PRIZES SHELBY VI LLE, Ind., Jan. 12. Shelby county men won a large number of the awards in the classes to which they were eligible, in the state corn show held at Purdue in connection with farmers' week. In white corn, only one award went to a grower who was not a Shelby county resident.

Get Your Feet Off Your Mind

Dr. T. R. STOCKTON Foot Specialist Podiatrist Lady Attendant 269 Colonial Annex Phone 2941

CHOCOLATE CREAM COMPLEXIONS

The best way to spoil a beautiful skin is t,o eat between meals, and to overeat of sweet things. When I say chocolate cream complexions I am lumping under one phrase the soda water counter complexion, which is pimply, the pie and cake complexion which is (and no joke is meant in this serious business) dough and the pasty skin of the one who habitually overeats. Chocolate creams are not the only sinners! The thing to remember is, not to eat between meals. You can get along

BLANKETS VTLDON'S Formerly Reed Furniture Co. Cor. 10th and Main

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WATCH CHAINS Anattractive chain is an essential part of every gentleman's attire. We are showing many handsome designs in the new white, green and yellow gold S1.25 to S12.50 ED. E. WENDLING Jeweler 1021 Main St.

Look What's on at The Hoosier Store Six big sales under one roof Visit these departments Saturday or next week and you will find val.ues that are seldom equalled in any store at any time. These big sales end Saturday, January 20:

Shoes Rubbers Men's Clothin Notions Aluminum ware

Dishes Carpets Rugs Bedding Dry Goods

Ladies' Ready-to-wear Don't mis these sales. "Where you must be. satisfied". The HOOSIER Store Cor. 6th and Main Sts.

EAT MORE BREAD It's your best food Get it Fresh Daily . at NEW SYSTEM BAKERY 913 Main St.

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TOMORROW and Next Week

TAYLOR & THOMPSON COAL CO. KLEAN COAL Phon 1042

COAL MATHER BROS. Co.

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At their regular prices these Suits arid Overcoats were wonderful values at these sharply reduced prices they are super-values. Take advantage of this most unusual opportunity, which involves some of the finest Boys' Clothing shown in these parts. Price tickets not changed; figure your own discount of 25 per cent.

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A Tremendous Mid-Winter Clearance Sale, offering you

many wonderful opportunities ':j of buying Footwear of Superior j Quality and Exquisite Beauty. !

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Never have we seen euch unbounded enthusiasm over bargains as women are showing for the marvelous values in this sale. Twice each year we hold thi9 big clearaway in January and July and when it comes, hundreds instantly answer the summons to the great bargains that they know it holds for them. This year it is a bigger sale than ever with much larger stock and much greater values than we have ever presented in any previous clearance sales. Be sure and make the most of this wonderful money-saving opportunity tomorrow. Style after style of these Nationally famous shoes reduced to prices that will make it worth your while to buy not one but several pairs. See these wonderful shoes tomorrow.

Lot No. 1 $1.95; Amazing Values.

This lot conits of Plain or Strap Pumps D"U Kid or Russia Calf, Gun Metal, Black and Brown Kid Lace Oxforda with all the lattat heels; Gun Metal and Tan Lace Boots with Growing Girls or Military Heels. Lot No. 2 $2.95; Wonderful Styles. This lot consists of Gun Metal Lace Oxfords; Patent Leather 1 and 2 Strap Pumps with Military Heels; Gun Metal Jazz Oxfords; Vici Kid, 1 Strap or Lace Walking Oxfords; Smoked Elk Sport Oxfords, Black or Tan Trimmed; Tan Calf 1 Strap Oxford, Military Heels; Havana Brown Kid 1 Strap with Louis Heels, Gun Metal, Black Vici Kid and Tan Calf Boots, Military Heels.

Lot No. 3 $3.45; Style After Style.

This lot consists of Charming Styles in Tan Calf; Black Vici Kid or Havana Brown Kid Lace Oxfords; Military Heels, Rubber Top Lifts; Black Satin Pumps, 1 and 2 Strap with Low, Jr. Louis and Louis Heels, some have latest brocaded quarter in

popular wishbone effect; Gun Metal, Black or Brown Kid and Tan Calf Boots, Military Heels, Rubber Top Lifts.

FAMOUS LADY BILTM0RE Pure Thread Silk Hose Reduced to -

Newark Famous Classic Silk and Wool Hose, Popular Colors, Reduced to

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