New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1930, Page 14

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The Story of 8 Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy | By ADELE GARRISON PUSUUVUUTUUIIVINL " Noel Receives His First Lesson in the Art of Conquering Jealousy ind Madge Feels That it Is a { Tasting One | My 1 | | ! . | . | | | 3 i ner's creation as illu: ' rated above need not he a perp have a little dance gown lace, sheer silk or or- 5 need have no difficul- | deep transpare any inches as yon ie, met or tulle, in [the same s as the gown or L cream or beige skirt is quite tight, you hem a deep flounc Usually a 12-inch ‘ To make you re frock live up to its new try using one === of the two following suggestions. | ‘ | Firs why t little puft Undoubtedly Miss Modish will prefer a ba g suit che can swim ia sleeve o iterial as the , sun in effectively, and look grand in—in or out of the water. ! not look good % eck-band that slips feminine le yoke k and white suit wi ck to tan There t of black and w ag stripes up cute shorts that button on. When she emerg Modish's feminine charm will be heightened by a sonal monogram done in modernistic man- nite clogs, she'll be perfectly attired for ¢ & beach before dinner, and of course just in the mood njoying a cooling beverage. She must allow hersel of time, ever, for a little rest and a perfect grooming for dinnar and the dance follows. F either a circular Ready FOI‘ SpOl‘tS [ Glamorous Money Matters [ | === By Alice Judson Peale 5 ole clo cup water, spicod y » C € 1 1M, Press sugar £ neslibors = E time to 2 t to keep it ; 1 of bakine. Add | 4 # e now that we don't | W Eios ¥ oia - moderate oven 2 Don't you a - GONST SN the money | 1 3 = in slow L) it : o 1 wouldn't give me | Moist Chocolate Cake v this week and 1 wanted it. All | 1 fat light brown other children have money anl 2 2 egrs, 1 don ) ” 0 ] g much money | to work hard for ¢ e h these run 5 ri slow ove Charlie, for never *had been educated Frosting The fact that h ¥ (For spice or Chocolate Cakes) ’ Sugar, 1 cup 7 1= 1 2 tablespoons but, | could hardly expect him to ap- 1 teaspoon va Pieciate He had never been taught proper- ' alue He had never | a He had spent | thought the money which | THLE CARELESS YOUNG RAT d kindly uncles and aunts ‘4 By Thomton W. Burgess experience, was el o ; people gave you for ¢ T Then too, C had h nut iy ‘ = N i it's smart to be romantic of 7 money only thr and in keeping with this \ar ailovance ana |modern trend is the lovely ensemble it by his own arduous efforts : pictured above—a soft beige outfit, § : gt o & { The gown has the latest little waist- = A Oflf I’l T . Suitable for eithcr tennis or golf peplum frill, below a sweet sash of IHI Ig L = the rain is this utterly feminine slceveless crushed r 1 - sp white outfit. It's of silk broadeloth, |low peplum ar ; with intric and the knees to full skirt, with some of the on the sides eason tching shorts under it. | back for the New York - e i ; Dr. lago Galdston Academy of Medicing his feet high wit p. Or The older rats didn't like the looks O: in a while . T A of Egret's long bill e W Mountain or Seashore ) t " : H often kad i S eterable place for = ain or seashore?" Make This Model at Home swer is “There ‘ Nothing Is Smarter than Black and ‘ tag. . n be said in the rec- | White 45, ( . W 2 s | Pattern 1990 VERTICAL person, there | New Britain Herald 15c Practical ; ¢ o overrule Pattern N A v : | By Anne Adams 3 o ilaz | The ruffling around neck and : elceves distinguishes thie frock ani gives it a charming summery air. 4 The skirt flare attaches itself with several rows of gathering, afford- ing grace and fullness. If you pre- fer long sleeves, the ruffling may form the cuff. Tiny buttons cover ’ the joining of the rutfling down the center of the bodice. Pattern 1990 is perfectly ador- able made of dotted swiss or dim- Ll Fashion air It is usu- 4, or moistura s colder, par cold is not own fist It fsn't i = ity, although georgette, flat crepe, i Egret. "The The air pres s less in the | X . E batist V' v as anv I cou mountains than the seashore, | atiste or voile would be equally suitable. On warm days, nothing fun of catch b E this . promor ceper a " and 125y per g iz more delightful than white with te do a and a lit') ble more frequent High alti- sl X ] Bnting! IO, L e Ll black dote, or sheer black dotted i Iy, | tudes are th ] ¢ | and trimmed with white R increase of bo white blood | M ed o per the R i v be obtained only in sizes 16, in the ho ture during 26 8. 40 and 42. Size requires 5 1-4 vards of 35 naterial Brown's ba knew that they had had a | tempera- are greater | No dressmaking experfence i oF TioHE (HeE HE ¥ o ; & experfence s s Lt s g ong The is more brilliaat | e e A o A R | barn. The older rats didn ner that night th ore, and salt water bath- | our pattern. Yardage for every i locks of Egret's'long bill. No, sir. land the youngz rat was never seen e T R B g v = 8 S ATAnIE i e he oo is atATst 4 . o | inE 15 0f lue to s | size, and simple, exact instructions they didn't like the look hat | again. You may draw your own con- h r| ; t e 2 i Gold vater. Audf. Iniformer climatology (the are given I lenk bill they k awa and | clusions old r.o Ad . P c Sl Setian) 1 t of ingredients. Cover with nd|study of climates and their cffects Send FIFT i they warned the voung rats that (Copyright, 1930, T. W. Burgess) redients over with S : they were wice they would kesp | s 2 ATEe cook rlowly 4 hours or until|upon the human constitution) was coins carefully wrapped, or stamps, ¢ i, Bor & whlle Stag thta e I ionder. itienitastan it important part of the physi-| Here is the picture of chic which for each pattern. Be sure to wrils B0 this sood advice. Then son next stor. Egret Go " {cian’s training. might greet her hosts when Miss plain your NAME, ADDRE : sl bacame bolder and woula | FL I£i ol niesnnre Cooker ©d to| More recently this science has|Modish arrives on the scene in the STYLE ~NUMBER and wanted Our BOOK of PATTERNS ior . § probably because |height of spirits and sty Correct rated that|if every detail will she be if she has bout | been neglected into the pet where TR har requ stop to pee i ko T::o\'vz?i rhn h)nvluflz they ctive . supper or AT LrosmiScalgand daolied) Haln faori nani| therelsrainene derived at | chosen this sheer wool crepe in adults and children, also transter ways took care to keep a safe dis- of tea sandwiches, White buck sport shoe scen 1l off rind and part of fat.|both mountain hore. In | black and yellow. with a dainty patterns. is FIFTE CENTS, tance from Izr his long bill. | cottage cheese and # Meadow ) of Southzmpton 1 in baking 1 and add | the atrient of tubcrculosis it has | hand-made vestee of white rom-»\nw Bcok with pattern, Address ®-- There was one voung rat who ot some celd cuts of fish. all arranged | had an ingen side lacing of | been =hown that most patients will | chic hat of yellow and black rough | all mail .‘Alnfl orders to New Britain <l in the habit of stopping in that pex ily on individual plates, garnish- | bro finished with brown ture benefit from treatment at either | straw and unusually smart acces- Herald® Pattern Depariment,” 743 every, night. There w soxgnnm;‘m with water cress. | woode | 2-3 cups dark sugar, 201 place. | sories. West {7th street, New York city, .