New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1930, Page 14

Love’s Reawakening The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy By ADELE GARRISON Veritzen Cleverly Maneuvers Colin Cameron Into an Invitation to Mary's Party and Madge, Angei- s to the Guest L NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUN By C. D. Batchelor Reglatered U. 8. Patent Offfce A SOES T L PETER MISS Br Thornton W. Burz Grandfather discovered tha Peter nodded long time? “Ever since the spring flood, Dr. lago Galdston Academy of Modicina Heat Stroke eases. The mildast one cramp It overtakes veat, especially . combined with body the victim is delirious. He temperature He furthermor: eeds rest cool omplete recovery is ac 3 Heat s‘roke 1s a dangerous con which if not properl “FFY POTATOES fy mashed potatoes. mash thoroughly, then heat the er who has the miscreant The shallow crown and directoire brim arrives to accompany the 1830 dress to new smartmess. A navy PR T P S B ballibuntl trimmed with narrow pink FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ers at the bick is illustrated, | grosgrain and a cluster of field flow- | 7 E 16, 1930 | | It begins to look as if the debu- tante, who suddenly finds herself | without a new evening dress will be able to wrap one of the new | comfortables around her and carry | off the honors at the party. | Panne velvets, moires, satins, taf- fetas and new cottons of fascinating | design —all are being used to make | them. They come in chocolate! moire, cream-in-coffee colored cel- | anese, and a dash of peach, lilas, | pale coral pink, cream beige with | tangerine and yellow, flesh with | honeygew | ""The beauty of these comfortables is meant to be admired for itselt— and also in the harmony it achieves with the new colors in sheets, spreads and summer blankets. The borders, particularly, are | masterpieces of the arts and crafts | 0! comfortable making. Some of | them have as many as twelve bands of stitching, and, in those held to | “exclusive,” the principal motif | is in the border so its beauty is not hidden when the comfortable is tolded | Some borders strike the kev| notes in the whole color scheme. | | For instance, 1n the plain-colorsd | | sateen group some are embellished | The good old quilting designs arc | with borders in two tones of laven- |cleverly, but faithfully, used io | der and gold, two tones of gold and |make them even more fascinating. | green or other com’ tions The new printed cottons bring | Another series s sfuily | joy to bedrooms without a twinge blends three colors to the budget fortable has a lavender table displays an a double band of peach blocked, printed design in a smart One cotton comfor- | unusual hand- | flower design of many colors; and | Grandmother would gasp a t some of the new bed coverings ' the wide border repeats the two predominating tints. New indeed is the idea of charm« ing boudoir pillows styled to match the comfortables. Small pieces of the same fabrics are used in these and the quilting and color schemes make the pillows “belong,” unmise takably. Lowly Pewter Is Better Than Ever Now } v Mrs. Alexander George uit for Dinner Chilled orange juice ffins, coffee. tuffed eggs, preserves, fruit bread, cookies, | ly, head lettuce and date cream Fruit Cook chopped . 2 eggs, 1-2 teaspoon cloves. Pewter grows in popularity with colonial styles Pawter just had to come back, what with the popularity of Engli and colonial homes. It seems “fust made” for the open dresser or court cupboard. and colonial furni- ture, the new old-fashioned flower- what could be more “right” vpewt:r lamp of an old oil- the most modernistic res and tables can have 1zing pewter. mixed with co designer wouldn't Fate lzkmin a | let pe em1in old-fashioned —it | < robtrusive silver | that the ¢ lustre was made for the plain surfaces in r designs. Pewter doesn’t encourage extravagant anl Iver is Very hard wged paddles best fo! i T formal or elaborate perod settings. For that reason, also, in table dccoration. pevter goes best with gay informal china and coarse un- bleached linens, rather than with heavy silver service plates and fine attractive is a table set entirely with pewter. The soft g1ay of the metal will show off is dest beauty very well against natural-colored n place mats with broad blue stripes. A center- piece of blue candles and a pewter bowl of red tulips or pale yellow narcissi would be proper. Pewter accessories, such as sart and pepper shakers, creamer and lesticks and tua services, get along pleasantly pattarned china— scenes or flowers And for color, there's ruby or blus glassware SHOULDER STRAPS If you put snaps on the shoulder seams of vour frocks and the other side of the snaps on the shoulder seame of your slips, you can anchor those straps so they wlll not slip off t der. FANCY CUTTERS have a set of fancy veg- 1 Carrots cut potatoes, cu vegatables are pr for salads| wonders :m—‘l Associated Press Photo Jane Hester Carlson, daughter of the late Judge and Mrs. Gustaf G. Carlson, Middleton, Conn., whose engagement to George E. Van Cott, Bronxvitle, N. Y., will soon be offi- clally announced, =S Daily Pattern Service Make This Model at Home { The Cape Model Is Lovely 7] Pattern 1953 1 New Britain Herald 15c Practical Pattern By Anne Adame Combining the chic of pointed de« tails with the charm of the cape collar, this ravishing summer frock would becoms any figure. There | are long slesves with the pattern it you prefer them. The narrow fabric belt ties in front in a pert knot Pattern 1953 makes up beautiful« 1y in flat crepe, shantung, geore gette or chiffon. The color successes of the season are vellow, turquoise blue, rose and all the pastel shades, A solid color or a print may be se« lected with equaliy delightful res sults. May be ordered only in sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Size 16 requires 3 7-8 yards of 40 inch material: No dressmaking experience is necessary to make this model with our pattern. Yardage for every size, and simple, exact instructions are given. 4 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15¢) In coins carefully wrapped, or stamps, for each pattern. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE ° NUMBER and SIZB wanted Our BOOK of PATTERNS lor adults and children, also transfer patterns, is FIFTEEN CENTS, but only TEN CENTS, when ordered with a pattern. Address all mail and orders to New Britain Herald Pattern Department, 243 West 17th street, New York city,