New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930. Love’s Reawakening Once Overs cevei g | B C D Batchelr Fashion Has The Navy Blues The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy By ADELE GARRISON I'hil Veritzen Is Yooled—but Not for Lonz—and the Conspirators Find Themselves in a Pretty Pickle Who's Following? BY ROSETTE HARGROVE ABOVE—Notling could be more NEA service Writer 5 youth, Pare ser 5 @1 youthful than this ensemble created apprentice. A ¢ ; ST by Philippe & Gaston. It is made of rmy, he wrote a book | navy blue “flamonga” trimmed atment, & 1 i, | with a checked silk in lighter blue seen on s Composed by Ambr ¢, Mas- | and white. The hat is cf matching noon fu k Barber-Surgeon in Paris blue felt. i advanced surgerv. es in the ampu- | LEFT—A hat of Light blue ba. he recomment kou, with it= Dbrim fashicned in white tulle closely stitched in the of disease: he invented and used Same blue as the straw, is a charme Bences il diseans o thalApiy ing creation from Marcelle Lely. He was indecd the greatest surgeon redical history. “M. 59 i B | iss Cuba Accepted Wife’s Dare, Started $15,000 Farm son. N. C.. July 10 (P—L. M 5 0 business be- epted a good- from wif ed him to start raising casants. He went into isincss in earnest and now has the largest enterprise of its kind in North Caiolina He expects to ship 40,000 eggs and 15,000 young birds this year, ending them to nearly every state. to b georg navy crepe fashion lovely rnoon as for instance a long cap- created by Lowseoulans- . Chance For Suntan again THE BEAUTIFUL STRANGER Burgess ly shows a | it r !, % i . g = R g i h flopp e L The art sculptors ysical 4 with bl silk exa A culturists ho judged e 1ban tching the straw which strikes v / s beauty pageant had put a singie ¥ novel note ; % AR | | thought when 100 fair contestants b ! had paraded before them. They HEALTH . SRoR Y i New Yok Cinderelia Put to Use; Dr. lago Galdston * ~ Acadeiny of Medicine (lass Slippers Aid Fit Barbers and Surgeons neLon;e bl I g Barber poles are red and white, . MAKE THIS MODEL AT HOME h razor and scalpel | It's Cool and Slenderizing T and the same | Pattern 1 Herald 15c. Practical Pattern Anne Adams chic as can be, The ays & wonien, espect= with ruffled or- i y which may be purchased by - T iciar surgery : \ \ the yard all ready to use. The B iMrs. Alasarder Geors o FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: | vas anandoned to mountebanks an1 i\ long front skirt panel slims the Summer Refreshments for Porch 7 | REG U5 PAT.OFF barbers. ’ figure considerably. 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Sizes nut Drops N i their disease producing powers. - : 2 16 requires 3 1-4 yards of 39 inch talion. NG g The germ theory was postulated i material. Soith et ke i} : : t and demonstrated by Pasteur & No dressmaking experience is back. el |[COOS Y oL ~ g T i teaso ! i h | \ the second half of the last century. | B necessary to make this model with They were Ioy Thev imers |02 h wi iu t der, 1 cu t, surgery was not without its J our pattern. Yardage for every ShaF are Enoonias Cheese Rars e e Aar at men even in the barber days, . S size, and simple, exact instructions were not like ord white bread, table- ‘ream fat i r | | without doubt, the greatest | are give They were what are £ i A among these was Ambrose Pare, | 2 Wit send fifteen cents (15¢) in coins sbed. Tt ppear very | CTeAm cheese, 1-§ t 3 3| rest o grdic 1 | Of him it has been well said that SRS carefully wrapped, or stamps, for cate Al dadnty and ther i hopped gre 3 ¢ lough and flatt | | \ “did much to clevate the sur- each pattern. Be sure to write o Ay ot ks TeRthe is | pepper lespoons salad - | de E v v 1 | | { on's profession from a despised plainly your name. address, style “wonder that ry ing she E min | | | - handicraft to a position equal 10 number and size wanted zed in round-eyed wonder his| Mix t h 1 eer lerat en | v that of other branches of the heal- | Our book of patterns for adults iful bird. peppers and dressi g - —_— ng art.” \ nd children including transfer For some little time this beautiful | spread on slicc HE A white declared o A pink org danc 18 Pare lived in the sixteenth cen- { patterns, is fifteen cents. Book with s nger stood straight and still, his | range sandwich ¥ - h n t + brown taffet ash a lar |onsa Grows ATi4 tury, he was of lowly origin, and pattern, J Address all mail long white neck stretched to its full | firn > f ts. C wa ¢ itterfly bow at the & b by the standards of his days, was | and orders to New Britain Pattern length. He stood just as Jerry and | sandwich i 3 Arran recently by 0 quet of pink, yello i green flow- ' It's fine to start at the bottom if |an unedu 4 man, knowing neith. department, 3 West 17th 8t had scen Longlegs the Heron'cabin sty m tray. Garnisa 'cutter, 5 lers are place at the left side you don't stay tnere, "er Latin nor Greek. l New York City. Graham Rounds G Green Her tern