New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1930, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN Once QOvers DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 28 1930. By C. D. Batchelor‘ ed U. B. Patent Office | Should a Community Collect “Taxes™ From Bootleggers? Idaho Voters to Decide i ; prepe—— R AT T 3 Angora, Turkey, July 28(P—A Love’s Reawakening Registe By ADELE GARRISON By Adele Garrison 1 Very Early Morning Mail Call by Phil Veritzen Places Madge in a Rath er Embarrassing Position, The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy % § (4 From this po! view the = saw at once 1 their snowy ed his head on one sid the wash. .He cocked the other side and that wash. His eyes t was & twinkle of misc Jim Crow had discovered those clothespins that held the on the lines. He looked over toward the back door. He looked to the kitchen decor.” He saw nothing of Mother Brown. Thens he flew down to one end of one of the lines. He reached out 4nd took hold of the nearest Vertical clothes- B s. Alexand Mrs. Al Grogre Broiled Trout For I Crow dinner couldn't think what but when she looked for t and couldn’t find them 1spicious. You see, Jim had taken other things. She loo all around for him, but of cours +Salad Fruit Whip Cottes | “First Lady of the Land” is at last appearing on the Turkisk horizon. Socially replacing = Latife Hanim. | the divorced wife of President Mus- | tapha Kemal, and replacing the ex- fled Halide Edib, politically, Afet Hanim, is now coming forth as |grurkey's most prominent woman.. |" In another year she will probably | |be Turkey's first woman member | of parliament. In a few years more | she may even be the first woman | cabinet member. . | Afet Hanim is one of the five | Menu for Every Bridge Party alad HEALTH for ; the New York Dr. lago Galdston Academy of Medicine Vaccination Against Typhoid A ena I to drink own and suspicious ion practically all armies of the civ zed world. During the World War m served in h all case A tor on the only Typhoid es ccination no < be follows FLAPPE all ingredients of lettuce ngredients, The trouble with love at first sight is second sight, war orphans Kemal has been edu- |cathhe. After studing in Switzerland | |and in Istanbul. Afet Hanim re- turtfed to her adopted father's villa |in the capital, and quiefly took a job as teacher of civics and history in an Angora school | Her name never appeared kish press until |when with the extension franchise to women. it was an- nounced that she was the first wo! an to be admitted to the People’ party, Kemal's party, and t political party allowed in Since then. accounts of t dious. good-looking young and pictures of her clad red suits and small hats down over short bobbed As oldest adopted daughter of President Kema ; social- n the spring of the this W hal Letting, Off Steam By ALICE JUDSON PEALE and da h loud banging, groaning and whooping. The restrictions which are placed hildren living in a close neighbors s who ap o of doors ber of ong the child gets will be diff; Mot-her of a Girl ¥ a1 ta Vecch Fashion Pla;ue in a loose ket-weave was worn |with & pink wool suit by a smart | sub-deb of the Southampton sum- | mer colony, | Only waiting for autumn fall models. The novelty bro flare skirt has a beige lapin co! felt chapeau (below), with band indicates a fall tendency. wn worsted coat with the fitted, nd novel cuffs. The black cau-and crown tip of beige lapin MARE THIS MODEL AT HOME Exquisite Afternoon Frock Pattern 1993 15¢c Practical Pattern ANNE ADAMS Herald By flare point hing summer cature of the shoulder seam d entirely to the covering the arm to the elbow. are es with the pattern, also. S 93 makes up beautiful- voile, swis shades are create the glorious fabrics that are cool refreshing on warm days. To- 's model has a narrow belt and bodice bow of black velvet ribbon t i5 indeed chic. ay be obtained only in sizes 16, , 36, 3S. 40 and 42. Size 1-4 yards of 39 inch cape collar organdie rly combi or 16 requires material dressmaking experience is o make this model with ~ Yardage for every size, exact instructions are TS (15¢) in coins carefully wrapped, or stamps, for cach pattern. Be sure to write plainly your s, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER and SIZE want. PATTERNS for transfer Our BOOK of adults and childr: for patter ENTS, Book with pattern, Address 4 all mail and orders to Herald Pate tern Department, 243 West 17th Sty New York City.