New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1930, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1930. Love’s Reawakening The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy By ADELE Spiriting Noel Away from the Farm- house, Just in Tinie to Avoid tiw Boy's Father, Proves an Exciting Adventure for Madge Noel and I stood on no “Go down towa Otto, Mr. i0esn GARRISON | ' Once Overs By C. D. Batchelor West Is East In Dude Ranches Run WHY MRS MISS THE MUSKRAT YOUNG DIDN'T MUSKRATS By Thornton W. 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Durgess) Beautiful The Spoiling Proc Alice Judson P s a well brought up lit- 1e dressed herself help, ate nicely at tabl ell. never na XC ds for attention, and she ! was reasonably obedient. shining faces (Uioss T IC O] =lOIE OO o — [ x<|m = M= (MR <[H) ol DR OO iy 3>IX O d attentior recurring HOWSS you: . HEALTH r er every- of the house v Dr. lago Galdston Academy of Medicine er all sorts elaborat rs of chil- ged nor made bea No wonder coming back to the|treatment of ge for thé New York in Medlcine IBome in which she was merely a|ease may be artificially produccd decreased F%Egn}%%ue it s and dudines learn the thre: R’'s from a cowboy. tions of ekly. aggots the oken or| 1t and are over es in Monte Women Play Leading Role ¢ ¢ sauce s .S PAT OFF. children are rough 2. private s “togzed out the real ¢ in these ranches would ris saddles if they cecu dressy outfits east tson ial 3 a 31 ck The Dudes’ outfitted, ns som the ing 1 Early rising (seven): brea fruit, flap-jacks, ham, eggs, ps of co roping, until lunc secoi are spent the cowboys ing games of all ki to checkers, or | nings are social |inows how 10 | with dancing in | room, ed to the radio’s crooning. s only ranchers several out for rnest Miller, at I. H. Larom, Al Croonquist and Mrs. Jack Hustlers all women all who I made it pay, prove Dav in a tinctive { bag and scarf cnsemble to |the country. | seng: “If to be done, there's a place men in it!" llee, edged with aid, makes a dis- for | ‘he coun- to order | usual nd of strenuous he full glare of | con appe- | ads from quoits | ding, again. E make the; the big general and many a romance start-‘ y ) o Among the more successful women their achievements. | Bozeman, Mont., at Valley, Wyo., | mp S the modern theme | there's something | SE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS By Women From Atlantic States feminine “dudes” row give to the call of the open spac Upper left: Mrs, 1 place into a dude ranch and makes it pay handsomely. Center: A “dudette’ \ she can bridle and saddle her own horse. Upper right: Mrs. I. H. Larom is 1 out of the cial Register to learn the busin Below: A pleasant afternoon When spots cleaning with fluids, and then hold over steam from a teakettle The stecam will remove rings or spots 0, e a | Tettover fish or fowl can be com= bined with mashed potatoes and |shaped into cakes and browned in ALEXANDER GEORGE |the oven Hot Weather Dinner — Eggs Buttered Potatoes Corn cn the Cob Summer Apricot Conserve.. Relish Salad Coffee or Iced ings appear after allow to dry By MRS. A Creole fror Brea 1 omato e Whip Tea Creole Fggs 3 tablespoons butter, 4 spoons flour, table- 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1-4 on pepper, I cups tomat lespoons chopped onions, 2 ablespoons chopped green peppers, hard cooked ezgs sliced, 1-3 cup 4 slices bacon er and add flour, salt, tomatoes. Cook until | Add onions, | and cheese, buttered baking bacon. * Bak cheese, ish in which baked. Apricot Conserve peeled apricots, 2 pple (fre: peaches, 1-2 poons 4 cups diced pin 2 cups Juice cups or canned) cup orange lemon juice, n Cook slowly 25 es or until conserve is vi Stir often while cooking. into sterilized glasses anl cover with melted par- store in cool, dark, dry Fruiti Prune Whip cup seeded, cooked prunes, 1-2 sugar, 1 cup diced pineapple, cup white cherries, 3 egg stiffly beaten, 5 tablespoons sugar, 2 tablespoons sugar, pineapple Cook slowly 10 min- frequently Cool. ff. Add con- 1 stir until| ingredients anl Pour into glass 3 hours or long- Fetching for s ner evening af- fairs is this frock of ivory white chiffon, with a bolero line at back of the tight little bodice. It is bhelted with turquoise blue velvet Combine on juice MARKE THIS MODEL AT HOME Greet Summer in Printed Chiffon Pattern 1979 e ¢ Practical Pattern t for o ¥y ANNE ADAMS detailed—and decidedly flattering! Wise fashion- able will add this adorable frock to their summer wardrobe because of its cleverly designed cape collar and unusual skirt treatment. The tiny tucks afford ample fullness for grace and swing. So easy to make, too, as you will surely omit the sleeves until later in the sea= son. Pattern 1979 is charming of any sheer fabric. . .. georgette, chiffon, voile, dimity, batiste, lawn, etc. A print or a solid color, especially the pastels, may ve chosen with equally good results. May be ordered only in sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40. Sizes 16 requires 3 5-§ vards of 39 inch material. dressmaking experience is necessary to make this model with our pattern. Yardage for every size, and simple, exact instructions are given. Send fifteen cents (15¢) in coins carefully wrapped, or stamps, for cach pattern. Be sure to write plainly your name, address, style number and size wanted [ Our hook of pattc-ns for adults big way. | and children including transfer patterns, is fifteen cents. Book with pattern, 25c. Address all mail, and and orders to New Britain Herald Pattern department, 243 West 17th ew York City. —cleve dude | i made watch the w m social, | is at new | for we