New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1929, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER i N New Mode . . ’ Al Fur Becomes Fabn( m m Love’s Reawakenlng Once Overs e By C. D. Batch,.or( - s Nov The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy I \ ’u \’\ By ADELE GARRISON well as a new sourc alionkc Key Lost! — Key Found — anil Madge's Brain Is in a Whirl Over the Great “Larches Key Mystery At 1 r nouncen Jarches volunt of hoth comman =D S SHOE TREES This ensemble of bDlack erepe has asn upstanding collar finished off at the back with a bow knot of mink — showing how fur may be manipulated as fabric Closing the Deal Menus for the Family By Mrs Alexander George MEALS FOR A DAY “You were born under a lucky star and things are sure to come 5 out right if you will only be pati | A City Question fl, Talks TOg 5, B _—___"_'_' T &‘@,Jparents ' H ANEEN HE LEARNS TO PAT (By Alice Judson Peale) Asparazus baby undert hing and technique of sitting at | {0 pay muc imself, he re-|He shou you can give him. soft food Whet alize how hard it is | SPOC el N vou | don dif- | which would or out f e first time to Nut Squares (Quickly Made) tly Thornton W. Buizes PETER GETS STUNG Winter Dinner Menu O M<IO<D>IC[®) Vertical New York, Nov. This is the city, has oo nsidering s h story of two princes of royal blood |nendescript, conglomera popula- 2nd one of those American go0od | tion, this is puzz Mest cities. fellows—a, rich bachelor who knocks | drawing citizenry f 111 parts of about queer corners of the globe. He | the globe, hay the frazzled met them at a dinner party in|term dubbed perso New York France several years ago. They hal | has its plus appeal of high-mettled young ry visitor is gripped by the men whose blood ran swift. leidoscopic coloring of 1% espoon of cold w 1d when stored = O=Z CHEEE SR SMy.ny, my? How he did runt | A rust will not form on t DBLEP DISH PIE ruits make a delicious Horizontal is Winnipe iver in N¢ Descending from a truly royal | Broadway, Wall st family of noble lincage, but sudden- other 1 Iy impoverished, they were, - the cross currents 1l unable to m a living. 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The bachelor oper ated oil properties in the southwest. h its pointed bodice he gambled on the Lrincelings | ¢ a hey were ztaked to a student | i iy = itons add / n D 0 bin on a liner, furnished with rail- |y o' g, Saieeiat >ercale, gingham, pique or ravon ! cm e t gEpilatioiNol \ road transportation and 4 SUm O | i he Liatropolis the rasphere | | 2y *d to make this irock. J L heig blood money to last them until they | oo oh S ¢ firl i r printed f. bric will ba Te ST press o ZCecAlnEly donned overalls in the oll fields. | poccver, merely exprossing inver \ *lightful (rimmed with contrasting | Cast among the hurly burly of sea- |yis" pesurance. of eivic : | ar, 5 and belt. BY DR MORRIS VISHBEIN H(unl‘ | r soned workers, their metal prov 1 3 Lditor Journal of the American | py re put t and ke ‘ | 8o much slag. Their hollowed merv- | o = < 1 24, 36, 38, 40 and 42. 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(N CENTS, but only TEN .cared,” said the bachelor, “when the | down into your workroom ™ | J 'ENTS when ordered with a pat- young nobles sailed home again in| What is this strange power T have c Address all n and orders be | the steerage.” | over women? i 0 2 Britain Jernid Pattern De- what he rn 5 afternol s- | — o | (Copyright, 11 \[eNang! partment, 243 West 17th Street, rald Cla Ads? i ew York, as no other American | Syndics New York City.