New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1930, Page 14

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1930. Love’s Reawakening The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy By ADELE GARRISON The Mystery Driver in the City I shall not soon forget that ter drive the home o i the Cat token b the famous artis with the world, the wood s we can idea can onl be a lot man whom ) it The Mystery Driver WHITEFOOT KENPS By Thornton W, Teto, Whitefoot! in zieat surprise /ffée Da’:l"/i__ > l?rlj,’vv for 7'\‘hlfll A throa he. “you very, good reu exclaimed Peter Patent 0ffice '/.v AR “Doris, [ love to close my eyes when listening vill enjoy closing my eyes more than usually B i VERTICAT Sugar Cooki By C. D. Batchelor Perhaps the new vogue of the screen means that we are about to return to the intrigues of 17th cen- tury Paris or the pastel romance of ancient Peking. Lest thrilling are the growing interest in decora- tive details and problems of the all- ‘purpose one-room apartment. Whatever the reason, we can feel as glamorous as we please about a screen, even hough it serves us by | hiding “things” rather than an Egyptian quezn or a masked cav- | alier. | Ornamental as well as useful, there is place for a screen in aay room. In the dining room, in front |of the kitchen door, it serves to mask the noise and odor of ope: | tions. Tn the living room, a screza can give an air of intimacy even to the largest room. In the bedroom the screen serves as a shield against drafts and too carly morning sun. Wherever it is used, screen” is not enough. It carefully chosen for color. | and heignt. lpaper and chintz screens ar: at present, and so are | screens with flower, map and hunt- ing print inserts in the paneis. Yeou need not be deterred by pric because you can buy an undecorated | wall board screen and cover i | In making wall board screen board should be given a glue “siz ing” lowed to dry before pa- peri The edges of the screca should be bound with a border strip or turncd under. For that old lac- auer effect, coat with gelatin after paper is put on and waterprosf with a little reasons, perhaps, varnish oranje ic screen, a less expen- Omamental Screens Serve a Purpose, Too | T LSiver nase used. A wood frame straig] ige th tacked alon upright than wall board may be [and tacked, and the material is i} section; | the top and bottom are pulled tight | A figured screen fee quently is appropriate section oppo- A | site the 1 ie last to be fin- ished. 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