New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1929, Page 24

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 192. = : e 0 By C. D. Bachelr (COUTURIERS MAKE A BLACK ART Love’s Awakening ™ g2 | Onee Overs ot e ~OF EVENING GOWNS FOR AUTUMN .| Steadfast Woman §| / ke it v ¢ v ok e ™, hd i 5 New York, Aug. 16—First gowns By Adele Garrison { L 4 SRS " 3 i of autumn prove that black is ex- ) : i vt ¢ ; i ¢ tremely distingulshed for evening wear. Since these gowns lead the dou- ble life of dancing out the summer and in the fall, facile fabrics like chiffons, tulle and taille taffeta are Marry Informs Georges of the doubtless had kept them from full Threat Carried in the “Arrow" |revelation of thetr doubts and anxie- Note—and the Serio-Comic Drama | ties. But the atmosphere was Moves Toward a Climax. | electric. yth my husband and Harry Un-| “Mr. Underwood would like to see rwood at oddly as 1|you in our apartment for a few | i ; to Prince| minutes,” I told the young prince. | Sl e which had been | “He wishes to confer with you upon | \ L o - Iy R e e B . arrow. It was a|an important development.” | ‘ £ J b i i o G a il S D look which con to the faces of| Princess Olina sprang to her feet S 3 g { mipdes S Manyiguecp o iihe floor. B CE e Sh R e Clite SUrATE (o An e | most of them touch in the back or e o Hintoss O T s | at least flirt with floor length. The viewpoint. I en it on the Che last words were but breathed | gery sliortestipolnt tojwniona ham es of wome ; to explain and the next moment the princess| Dty e nd adten Lnar 1o g e efer, : 2 R e o below the knee. Some gowns touch right to know | The “Killer Whale” Returns floopon thersidegiand ane ehorter SR E el Whe o2 in front and back. Tt is a matter of o sl el g ey AL what looks best on the girl who charming smile and regained p ’ : wears them. Sam R R S S A A 4 ; Grows Young in Effect e en et o A Uou Rt haneT Al il _/ y s ) 5 Lines are long-limbed, waists are e e e e Sinbe i ’ i % i i P emphasized and more goods go into stion of that, } it of course you must i i i I g 3 gowns. But the maipulation of cir- Underwood wishes. 1 { 3 A\ \ = : cular cut and its combination with ota ot Bon T e Sl e S w;‘ { ¥ % ) U W, B A straight makes gowns still young e oot A 7| \ \ A & e and slim in effect. Yo the! he She made a pretty airy gesture of | 3 PN P R Skirts swell as Prince Georges escorted s rom the apartment with the of formality which generally | is actions. But I knew, and that the young prince| ARaLnes SYaunE) NG \ : Charmingly sophisticated, vet B A : : young as a debutante, is a black . ; 3 2 ¢ tulle gown with a princess body that accents a slender walstline and curv- ed hipline. Intricately cut is this princess line, with narrow, curved bands joined horizontally. An ex- leginioy ey , ] ] 7 : { 3 | tremely full circular flounce Jjoins e i N ; Jaei! : 344 it in a curved line, giving an irreg- i 24y ular length that is ankle length in front and sweeps the floor in the back are fuller, panels and flounces increase their length and number and with the increased dig- nity of longer skirts, gowns dare un- vsual decolletages appeasement of utte wood wasted no tim linaries, when Georges 1 me into the living room paper which from your § SRR { 13 g said. | " / HEt ' | i . - S Scarf Adds Chic Touch § f The rounding decolletage is very | ” 1 | deep in the back and shoulder straps 1 cannot outwit u e ; | JH gy ; are extremely narrow bands of tulle. morter s A : h i Ilon s, R il 7 il 4 'li == | | HIARLE o i‘(q”“i"‘:’\“‘;"“5"“"'0“' lace scarf adds| from a slim tulle foundation. Tulle procesd down the front of the boe hand, Dick E . itk Sl Sl } i i AW A Crep il | ot Sapaiantasonoh edges and very sophisticated decol- [dice where a rosette of sparkling others will take our places \ { H 1" | Ak Ik i - Youthful looking, in spite of its letage, which is slashed to the wai liamante is edged with taffeta ru.ch- i ook tiooaanad | floor length, is a black taille taffeta. | line in the back. An unusual stran'ing and a long loose panel of taffeta with a very new silhouette in its|arrangement is fashioned of two carries the fmmante almost to the for the young ladics I i i our-tiered skirt, all flaring pertly | quarter-inch bands of taffeta thatfloor. I'm int ting that mildly,” Mr. Underwood said grimly, ‘*vou will see to it that Prince Geo; comes T Y[]UR HEA”H Newest Wrinkle is to Avoid New W hotel h man Probably woman's greatest b who will m-ml t be killed in| boo is wrinkles! will not be killed at | i _ - BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Those hated fine lines tha comply with certain | [ Editor Journal of the American SO insidiously and soon by will be put e et i - Mdical Association and of Hy. |TOWS are often unnecess: It is often carelessne | e M )_1 S W gefa, the Health Magazine : S i | : There are two kinds of public| {han age that brings them on, alth work: 1. The type of preven- : times they appear on the faces of ar tion of disease that is carried on by s | the community, and, 2. The type of {duite younz people. No womun un | prevention of disease that is carrieq der 40 should tolerate the Lty on by the physician in relationship MArring line that con be easily : To the inaimal vented. Because preventing is casi- Georges to con : U | | AGREEMENTS | Many of the greatest accomplish- | than curing, even school girls utes, T vo t t r - ; | Ry AT Fidsa bealn MeRIs ah Banltar v Helaroatate rosred| anoutd siva¥al tHou sl toRtclnin- toita s a |ing ! rges i | T R i (e T 0 Gt O (e cpn o A TR have t | break an agreement is quite anoth- |and sewage in relationship to the|the first fine lines Reeion 2 el | te : terwood | i diseases that are transmitted in this | Beware of the Squint i L shetledent and brods | 1t is true of adults and it is true Squinting and o are the shoulder to the : y 3 of children. No one who is worth Tn a recent survey of the sub- ,.re.m'\tluum for wrinkles, $ . ; 3 ; is has not at some time or an- | Jéct Dr. C. E. A. Winslow cites a ing them on the forch broken a rule. | few examples of definite accom- | around the eyes” Miss Ralston said plishments in {he public he Also, because a squint is usual noSREdasted SOTRHILIINE ey ‘\\'hn»n a mv‘nmn‘ 1)‘\\::::‘- companied by a tenseness of Ly with something in thef e o shatalled In Lawrence, \muscles around the mouth, line§ 1 N0 ONC|yie the typhoid death rate soon appear there, too. ! changed from 121 per 100,000 pop-| “Frowning is a habit ulation to 2 r 100,000 popula- be broken at once. Worry often >romise wing crisp boasts of h. that should ment, for s to violate i ’”[ “‘:"“H“ A R tion, which meant an annual saving brings frowns but when you becoms thought is one to hold in|gr 4o Jives in the community. fretful just think of the crow’s mind when you are dealing with @ | g cost of purifying municipal | that are waiting for such opportu child. Say to him “You must" “You | tor supply is abont $10 a mil- |ities as these o make them we ' “you will” and you fight lion gallons, whersas the polluted come! (gainst the vital current of his ‘ g ks g water was costing the community It May Be Eyestrain 3 carnest.” K f Lol But get l"-“' to ugree \,\”“‘”.‘“: per million gallons on the| “To remedy squinting, first con- ESTHER RALSTON was in Olina's. ¢ (Continued Tomorrow) v ‘:“’ L this or that s just or fair, | g5 of conservative estimate of the sult an oculist to find it it is caused SR tantan 1hts % 4 yrig 929, Ney e Featurc = ] (o 5 =ijiet l’”‘“ '“"“ himself to act in ac-}money value of the lives lost and |by eyestrain. 1f not, prevent that|with a good muscle oil to keep from even thoug o - OIS AN CD WAL Je I RCIBI O AU MM of the financial burden resulting ' malady by wearing gla licate- | becoming deep furrows perhaps HORIZONTAL wrived and he is sure to make | ilines S SR WAter s clced rna At A R i e e e g anale | trom Hiness due to polluted water. |ly smoked, when driving ing in | eliminating them entirely. 2 ap- ! good. W= anh B ‘ o | since the introduction of public| the brilliant sunshine or at sea- | plying the oil, tap the ¢ gently Donkey-like animal | | the threat of punishnent and the paneh methods of purifying [shore. Never read while riding or|with the finger tips for five min- Undermines, ) thought of your displeasure, but un- On the - der the bright eye of his own con | water, disposing of sewage, pas- |lying down. utes. Crook the fingers as though | | teurizing milk and insuring a pure| “When fine lines hegln to trace you were the instead Night bird 3 sclénet food supply generally, the typhoid |themseives across the vouth of your of the piano, how Tree. : 2 If you can get your child to a death rate for the United States has |skin, massage night and morning | upon the muscles o Air e | (0 the itions under which vou | dropped from 35.9 per 100,000 in Reverenc g deem it wise for him to live, you! 1000 to 7.8 in 1920, This means that Ty brid ; have wi < befter self to (he sid= | zhout 20,000 lives we ed in the | SQUARE NECKLINES BLACK LACE tid nine times out | ipited States, and the amount of : A Some new atternoon and evening « sh black la hions will win with NONeY represe 1 by ese 20,009 F tunning 1t is ) i e gowns sponsor the square , Ives is as Inrge a fizure as one o 2 prince f low One in fine old-rose chilfon L 2 decolletage N sereem nf | to wlace on their value 5 charming big bow of narrow th yon to come home at w cqrtain | Viguring them conservatively at o hort sleeves that reach to the hour, he fails 1o keep i, you can|about $2000 per life, the saving is elbows. 1 ¢ DANNY MEADOW MOUSE SHOWS or. v ] ppeal to his sense of fale|far beyond the cost of sanitation = 5 I I 1 PETER RABBITT SOMETHING hildren who v deaf to!Tndeed, it is estima that the ELBOW TRIM IMBROIDERY APPEARS - smmanis, who are callous in diso- | United States spends only $90.000, An egg-shell wi n hlouse Several informal and very femi- lience, will ,nd to the idea of | 000 a year for the prevention of dis- | for dressy wear, ha ing nine frocks for fall use embroidery 1 2 - ying fair | ease, whereas the total of the neckline flanked by ficetively. One cuts its edge in 2 on point of v, every gra lk? Real '\‘n be \ ) @ RS SRR The next time you are tempted to | Nation for everything is ahout $90,- ' circular collars lor y effect, ma g leaves of em- or it's o 2 y, I don't think you know what Errand L rile, donit do it: enter fntg | 000.000.000. More spent on prevent. sleeve decorated with narcow triple | broidery around the bottom of the wgrecment instead. But be sure |1V medicine would lower the annual | flounces. | skirt. bill of $2,000,000,000 for nfedical care s itselr,” expla By Thornton W. Burg: “If that's the case,” replic - - ill you explain to me why land car RUDRCE ou are talking about.”” o, Bt Now, Danny Me Mous Preceeding nig Musical dr sgetable Salad, Serving Siv it you play fair yourself. Be sure i Lot yon | good-natured litte fellow. Oth e 1 cup cooked peas, 1-2 cup cooked | that the agreement is a real one and e aeh not merely & sugdr coated com-| When it is considered tnat the el ST ly would have t i Garine carrots, 1-2 cup diced cucumber (e b TRl Ves. Bo PO T ¢ s Petulant tablespoons chopped onions, 2 ta- Mmand [Eaiegiock ubetulcaigRho sbesncly L v § : o : 4 el i i . il Sl S [to less than one-half in the last era (3 ) e 1 a3 ELUTE e s il | 25 years, the death rate from diar- t ) t take of © mere- R 1-2 teaspooh salt, 1-1 tedspoon pap FOUR-PIECE SUT (et e Sl R ! njconld ¥ e Ve NI PRl e i rhea and inflammation of the In- Granted facts, \;\ 1 cup blue and w s |\< \;,(| tweed | fogtines, affecting chiefly the chil o5 tomato: suit, with tuck-in white Dlouse, | uan " from 133.2 per 100,000 to 44 “SMART RIG FOR YOUNG MISS” Als b the | makes itselt into a four piece sult| 00 000 that diphtheria and Patiorn 1755 by the addition of a white slip-on sweater with blue modernistic m with crew neck that like the waist, | many other infectious diseases are New Dritain Herald 16¢ Practical | being brought under control, any Pattern | one who can figure at all will realize phe yvoungster pictured today wears public health i8 & purchasable ., oxtremely smart little frock with modity and one for which money ' (ne new French panties. A decided gaceedingyimel Repents tailored effect is ogeated by the - — tront pleats, the nedk banding and . the narrow belt. Tiny shoulder Fashlon Plaque bands take the place of sleeves. Design 1755 may be made of print- ed and plain pique, linen, percale or gingham. Smart fabrics may be 2 selected with white ground and Sl o 7 gavly printed designs in red, green, - il . A blue or yellow. The trimming is lients, Freeze until stiff [ white pique. EuOrssardineialndySeryng piix ; May be obfained only in sizes 4, Size 4 requires 2 3-4 yards of 36 inch material and 1-2 yard trim- ming. This model is easy to make. No dressmaking experience is necessary. Each pattern comes to you with sim- ple and exact instructions, including | yardage for every size. A perfect fit | is guaranteed. FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: REO.U. S PAT. OFF. portior the lettu BLACK GLOVES Paris sponsors black gloves this nter t K of fi flan 3 Dy M loxandgrs ooy nel has a e b siede helt ang / : Patterns will be deliver pon re- Planning for Sunday Meals L ten Tlaar Wneas sloves : celpt of FINTEEN C (15¢) Breakfast . |in coins carefully wrapped or Cantaloupe % | stamps. Be sure to write plainly Waffles and Maple Syr RUCHING TRIM ¢ your NAME, ADDR STYL Broilead ‘ rnet colored tulle frock has | NUMBER and SI1ZE wanted “offe 1 1 o fits material out i 4| [Our TLATEST SHION BOOK Dinner ining the ¢ o piraling ) | will be sent upon receipt of TE Mash >otat J s LR n the | L= ———— ] CENTS in coin. Address all mail 4 A large square of chiffon with one | ;14" (lqars to New Britain Her | A girl of 30 oftc has a twin | corner heavily embroidered with | Pattern Department, 243 West 17 Lo e o e [READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | brother of 4. paillettes is newer for evening than | gireet, New York City. r | the plain chiffon handkerchief. 5 ¢