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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TO-DAY

SAILING TODAY
San lorenzo-San Juan and Santo Domingo
Fl ssRador-Puerto Colombia. cartagena,
Cristobal Corinto and San Francisco.
American shipDer@London
Dominica--St. Thomas. Barbados and Trini-
Feiisnce West Indies cruise.
stuttgart-Cobh, Cherbourg and Bremen
E.sequibo- cristobal Csllao and Valparaiso.
Bird City-Helsinefors.
Viborg-St. Thomas
SAILING TOMORROW.
Paris-Plymouth and Havre.
sants 1Cscilia.cartaeens, cristobai, callao
American ,Legion-Rio de Janeiro santos.
Montevioso and Buenos Aires.
esternland-Plymouth. cherbourr and Ant
Homerie-- Mediterranean cruise.
Amor-PoTt au Prince, Curacao and Mara
voiendam-w Indies cruise.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cruise
Hyancinthus- apetown.
MEMBERSHIPS. "a
SAILING SATURDAY, JANUARY Is.
Lancastria--Cobh and Liverpool
fn stndla stats9ilo H lay anS bondon
Observation-Disclosures henburs .
ber;icEGlssgowi Belfast and Liverpool.
CCsiiliornls Iu1. .sss, and GLASGOW.
Caiitornia Havana. Panama Canal and san
Porto Ricos-san Juan .
Cruz. n
Pastores-Hayana, Cristobal and Port IJunon
Yoro-Kinzston.
Silvia-Halifax and st. Johns
Bermuda-Hamilton.
Toltec-Puerto Cortez.
Maya-Santfago, Kingston and Puerto Bar
rios
Carmania>-HaYana.
Lapland-WeSt Indies cruise
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Evanger-LiSbon.
Exchester-Beirut.
Exira-Constanza
West Eldbra-Antwerp.
west Keene--Batoum.
S0nheur-Santos.
1fiiton-Sanfo DOMINGO.
Ohfoen-Paefhc Coast
CALLING MONDAY. JANUARY 81.
Thuringia--Hambu
eederson--Norfolk.
SAILING TUESDAY. JANUARY 20.
@sminoie Jacksonville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
$50 Savings in the
JelDelry Department

(Is) NOVELTY PINS, and
Vanities; were Sc. On
Friday only. ......... OJC
(z3) SEED PEARL EAR
RINGS, with colored centers;
were 69c. Friday An
only Aye
go BANJO CLOCKS, made
by the Sessions Clock Co.;
were $6.ss. Friday CE IN
only .............. S0.UU
(6) MESH BAGS; CO.
were 81. Friday only w
(6) COLIN. Blu B B L E
PEARLS, in pastel shades;
were $l.95. Friday Ct EO
only ............. Sl.CJ
I'D BELT BUCKLES,
sterling silver; were G. an
$l.sS. Friday only - A.xJ
(Is) NOVELTY BEADS;
were Csc. Friday ~
only ................. 1S
Manufactured
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Lamp Shades Less
Than IL Price!

(6O) SHADES that are
soiled, damaged or shop
worn; bridge, table, floor,
and bed light shades; parch-
ment and silk, pleated and
fringed; were 49e to 81. FRI
dav only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Mems Wear at
Savings Tomorrow!

(3SS) ROAD CLOTH
SHIRTS, collar attached and
neekband styles; some fancies,
but mostly all white. Sizes
IA to IL; were $1.3S
and $l.6S. Friday ON~
(IO5 PRS.) PAJAMAS,
Russian style of heavy quality
broadcloth. All sizes;
were $l.65. Friday QOr
only .........".... OO~
(3O) EAGLE CREPE MUF-
FLERS, white grounds with
good-looking alI-over red and
black design. Guarantee
washable; were $1.6S. o0c
Friday only. ......... COS
Street Floor
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IS Leather Handbags
Were $I.95
S1.0O

OF GENUINE LEATHER;
nicely lined and fitted.
Black and colors for carry
ing with Midwinter outfits.
Slightly shopworn-but good
values!
Street Floor
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Exceptional Savings
in Rugs

(3) WORSTED WILTON
RUGS; 9xI2 IT,; rose or taupe;
were $3.50. Fri CcO RI
day only. 80. SOSsOU
(s) WOOL WILTON
RUGS; ; size S.3xlO.6 and z
size 9xl2 it,; tAUpe grounds;
were SIS. FRI con Fn
day only. ........ SCS.CU
"a ANOKA GRASS RUGS;
4x7 ft.; green or brown; were
$3.50. Friday 60 Hn
only -. SC.OU
(5) DELCRAFT WOOL
AND FIBER RUGS; 27xs4
inches; for nursery or bed
room; were $3.7S. C0 RI
Friday only ....... GEsOU
(s) WILTON RUGS; scat
ter size; were $9.7S. &c En
Friday only 1890. 1OsOU
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

(46) Girls Bath Robes,
of blue and orchid JAG
guard fabrics with coll
lars. cuffs and pockets
satin trimmed.
Were $1.89. Fri &C
day only ....... wv
(1O2) WOmen's Union
Suits, sturdy cotton knit;
built-up shoulder styles;
sizes SO to AZ. Were
much more. Fri En>
day only ........ wv
ace Pairs) WOmen's
BOudOir Slippers, satins
and felts in assorted col
orS. Broken size and
style ranges. Were much
more. Friday QQc
only ............ ~
(lOO) WOmen's Mid
winter Hats, felts, velvets
and felt-and-lace combi-
nations; smart midseason
styles, in black and high
shades. Were m NC h
more, Friday 50c
only ............
(15) Women's Velour
Goats, mostly large sizes.
s o m e handsomely fur
tri m m e d. w e e
$40 to SIS. 90 ~
Friday only. %@'OO
RaSen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Rare Savings in
the Linen Department

tIG AtuGBt department
(2S) 36-IN LINEN DAM.
ASK CLOTHS, double dam
ask quality with hemstitched
hens and lavender
borders. Were $1.15. or
Friday only. 49,. ON
(6O) LACE-EDGE LINEN
SCARFS, with cream linen
centers. ALSO three-piaes
buffet sets to match.
Were $1.1s. Friday TT
only tC
(15o) RAYoN SCARFS
AND DOILIES, in rose,
green, orchid and blue.
Were soc to $3.50. Friday
only.
Csc to $1.25
(1o) FILEr AND CUT
w o K PILLOWcASES,
hand done in exquisite en-
broidery. Were
$3.s5. F ri day CO 90
only ........... &AsOO
(2s) MADEIRA DOLLY
SETS, for buffet or vanity
use. White linen eenters.
Were $1.25. Friday On~
only VV~
Third Floor
Domestics Cut
in Price
(2O) FANCY PILLOW
CASES, hand embroidered
or with novelty hens. Were
$3.50 pair. Fri Ct en-
day only, pr. -. S1.OJ
(47) PEPPERELL COL
ORED SHEETS, in rose, or
child, blue and peach. Were
$2.2s. Fri day G. 20
only ........... G4sJO
(62) PEPPERELL COL
ORED PILLOWCASES, in
peach, rose and orchid;
4Sx36 inches. Were Az
65e. Friday only. ;. 3F
Third Floor
100 Notions and
Novelties
Were soc to 500
Csc
100 useful notions and
Hovelties--including laundry
bags, hair nets and sanitary
goods. Some pieces slightly
soiled.
Street Floor
Odd Lots in the
Toilet Goods to
: Clear!
(5O) ODDS AND ENDS
including combs, creams,
per u m es and novelties.
were zoe to Csc. IN
Friday only. 1UC
Cd BELSAN CREAM RE.
MOVERS, orig
inally $3.50. Fri. Ct m
day ........... ID 4sVV
(25) ODDS AND ENDS
-inelud ing compact,
creams and perfumes. Orig
inally 39e to Use. Or
Friday only. 49,. ZOC
street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

Sixth Floor
Women's and
Children's Shoes at
0EO/ CO,,;rref

$50 Savings!
ca PRS.) WoMEN'S
SHOES, odds and ends of
better lines; patent feathers
and black or brown suede.
Broken size ranges. Were
$6.s4. Friday co on
only ........... @AsO1
rs PRS.) WoMEN'S
SHOES, of patent leather,
brown or black suede.
Broken size ranges. Were
much more. Fri Ct m
day only. ....... SAsVV
(37 PRS.) CHILDREN'S
HIGH SHOES, tan and
black with white or cham
payne tops. Broken sizes.
Were $3.50 and Ct An
$4.25. Friday only Sxs&S
(22 PRS.) GIRLS
STRAPS AND PUMPS, of
patent leather; also infants
white elk blucher oxfords.
Broken size range. Were
m re. Fri day IT,
only .............. IOC
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Won1en's and
ChiIdren's Knit

Underwear Reduced
(2s) GIRLS BEMBERG
UNION SUITS, pink only;
broken sizes; were Onn
$l.4s. Friday only. OJS
(sDCHILDREN'S BLOOM
ERS AND VESTS, of Benz
berg; small sizes; were An
zee. Friday only. &SN
(64) WOMEN'S UNION
SUIT S, m ed ium weight;
sleeveless models in extra
sizes; were CSC. Fri en-
day only. 0SC
(2S) CHILDREN'S PART
WOOL PANTS, broken sizes;
were 2Se. Friday IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

Felts, soleils and velvets--
smart off-the-face styles in
black and colors for wear
ing with new froeks. All
head sizes.
(lOO) HATS. w ere
$500 Fri az 81 On
only ........... AsVV
GAaOnd F100P
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
SGUe on Winter
Goats

(2O) JR. MISSES DRESS
AND ORTS COATS,
broadcloth and tweed; Man
churian wolf, French beaver,
cat lynx and muskrat trim; =
IS to 10; were SIS. CIT
Friday only. -. S1t
(Is) WoMEN'S AND
MISSES DRESS COATS,
handsomely trimmed with fur;
IA to 20, So to 46; were $S9.7S
to $4s.7S. Friday C0A
only ................. OH
(l7) FUR TRIMMED
BROADCLOTH COATS; for
misses and women, IA to 20,
36 to A.; black, green and
brown; were $3.50 to CA1
$69.50. Friday only 80. OIL
(s) MISSES AND WON
EMS B ADCL 9TH
COATS, with skunk, baby
lynx, opossum, and Manehu-
rian wolf; Ia to 50; were SIS
to $6S.5O. Friday C0A
only e0Ox
Qs) DRESS. AND SPORTS
COAT S; broadcloth and
tweed; many fur-trimmed;
originally $23.74. C7 "a
Inexpensive Shop. y ! sJ3
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
10 Women's
Kid Gloves
SEC

Broken color and size
ranges Of our better gloves!
Slightly soiled and damaged
but all neatly mended. All
wonderful values at the low
Friday Bargain Day price!
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
rs Won1en's Hats
Were $500
$3.50

$3.50
Felts, soleils and velvets--
smart off-the-face styles in
black and colors for wear
ing with new froeks. All
head sizes.
(1Oo) HATS. w ere
$500. Fri day CT m
only ........... @AsVV
Second Floor
Buy Warm Bedwe0r
and SoUe!
(2) ROSE RAYoN CON-
FORTS, wool filled;
were $22.5o. Friday C1E
only (AO
(12) PART DOL
BLANKETS; 72xs4 inches;
block designs; sateen bind
ing; some slightly soiled;
were $S.95. FRI Ca AZ
day only. 13s3J
90 SIMM IONS BEDS;
slightly Scared 80" and a
sizes; were $12.SS. CO or
Friday only. 80. @OsOO
&c Prs.) ALL WOOL
BLANKETS, cut and bound
singIy; rose and gold block
plaid; 72xS4 inches; were
sl1.ss' Friday S11.25
CD DOWN COMFORTS,
with rose, blue, green or law
ender sateen COW
ering; were SIS. I'll 0E
Friday only. =. CAAsAJ
(1s) DOWN COMFORTS,
covered in sateen; were
$3.50. Friday C1C or
only ......... 4VsVO
Third Floor
Friday Savings in
Upholstery and
Curtains
Goo PRS.) IRISH POINT
URTAINS AND NET
PANELS; marquisette cur
tains; ruffled and straight
styles; were $3.50 and $685..
Friday only; pair or Ct or
each .............. " AsOO
(s) SETS GOLD VELOUR
bRAPES; originally $3.50
set. Friday only, CO or
set ............... 0AsOO
Il PR.) HEAVY VELOUR
PORTIERES; doubIe-faced,
blue and taupe; originally
sss,7s. Friday J Price
(sOO YDS.) DAMASK.
cRETONNE, cHINTZ and
G U X 7 A | N REMNANTS;
were Csc to
s.,,' s y1rd. Fri J Price
(2s) RAYON BOUDOIR
PILLOWS; ; styles; green,
blue and orchid; slightly
soiled; were $3.95. Ct Al
Friday only. ...... S1s3J
Fifth Floor
40 Women's
Kid GLoUes
SEC
Broken color and size
ranges of our better glovesl
Slightly soiled and damaged
Z but all neatly mended. All
wonderful values at the low
Friday Bargain Day price!
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Clearance of
J Wcner's and Misses
Dresses

(45) CREPE, PRINTED,
AND VELVET DRESSES,
in black, blue, green and rose
beige; broken sizes; were $40
and $3.50. Friday &C En
only ... 1UsOU
(25) HIGHER-P RIG ED
DRESSES, transparent velvet,
crepe and satin; street models
and ensembles; originally SIS
to $3.50. Friday (1A or
only ........... @x4eOO
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Drastic Reductions
on yr. Misses Dresses

(25) ONE AND TWO
PIECE DRESSES; fiat
crepe, satin and velvet; Is to
10; were $40 to
SIS. SO. Friday or ar
only .............. OOsZC
(2O) DRESSES, including
two ensembles; flat crepe and
taffeta for afternoon and eve.
ming wear; Is to l9;
were SIS. Friday n1o
only ,.......... ~ AZ
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Wash Goods
K G m n a n t S
h Price

Novelty cotton and silk and cotton and
rayOn materials, dimities, voiIes, zephyrs,
erePes, madras-and dozens of other de-
sired cottons for dresses, aprons, chill
dren's frocks and curtains.
Wash GOods-ThIrd FIoor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
THRIFTY FRIDAY
Your Weekly Opportunity
To Save At Least 25m

Mail, Phone or C. o. D. Orders Cannot
Be Accepted on "Thrifty Friday" Items
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Basement Specials

(26) Wool Sweaters,
front-button styles with
collars and pockets; blue,
tan and green, plain or
two-toned effects. Were
s sl;sS to 81 s2.S5. $1.OO
(50l Boys BroadcIoth
Shirts, well tailored coll
Unattached styles; most
ly fancy mixtures. Sizes
l212 to IA. Were M
sec. Friday only FC
(5O) BrOadclOth BIouses,
VIII tie; collar-attached
styles. Slightly soiled.
Broken Sizes.
Were 69c. Friday H.
only ..-........ tn
(6O) SIeepers, Utica
knit, part wool; button-
front styles with drop
seats. Sizes 5 to IL.
Were 7sc to csc. CO.
Friday only. $50. OVO
(67) Mems BrOadcI0th
Shirts, collar-a I t q ched
styles; tan, blue, gray
and lavender: broken
sizes. Were
Zee. Friday . for CT
only. 1900. W.
Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Worthwhile Savings
on Underwear


(6O) CHEMISES, DANCE
SETS, AND STEP-INS; lace
trimmed and tailored crepe de
chine; were $l.79. Ct On
Friday only. 49,. y 1sCJ
(l3) WOLFE AND COT
TON CHEMISES, SLIPS
AND TEP- MS; were
S9c to 89c. Friday o.
only ,................ AJ~
Third Floor
S0Ue $500 on Boys
Wear Tomorrow!
(6) BOYS ATWOOD
MACKlNAWS, attra etive
plaid designs in dark colors;
size 8 only. Were CO Ar
$4.S5. Friday only COs3J
(2S PRS.) ALL WOOL
GOLF HOSE, in tan and ma
room only. Sizes 9 to 1917.
Were $1.OO. Friday cEr
only -, OOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
S0Ue 300 on
NegLigees and
Daytime Frocks

ca STRIPED FLANNEL
ROBES, small sizes.
Were $7.95. Fri CA0E
day only. S4sJO
(3), LACE TRIMMED
NEGLIGEES, crepe and satin
in pastel shades.
Were $12.95. Fri CN OE
day only. ........ @JsJC
Cd BLACK SATIN NEG
LlGEE, marabou 49,
trim. Was $9.95. &C or
Friday .......... @O.JO
(1s) DAYTIME DRESSES,
prints and crepes in good
colors. Were $5.95. GO Or
Friday only. ...... $3.50
(12) cREToNNE COVER.
ALL APRONS. Were 90
5Sc. Friday only. -. OJC
ca PRINTED WOLFE
AP r ONS. Were on.
$l.5O. Friday only. :. OJS
CAD NURS 50 UNI
FORMS, discontinued models.
Were $l.S9. Friday on
only 49,. 80. OOS
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

Toys Priced to Go!
(z4) MARVELLOUS PICK.
ING BIRDS; were On
4Se. Friday only. -. ZSC
(23) FISH POND GAMES;
were lOc. Friday r.
only ............ DC
CD CHINA TEA SETS;
were $l.49. Friday an
only xO~
(s) TOY DISH SETS;
were $1.49. Friday CO.
only W.
(3) TOY DISH SETS;
were $2.sS. Friday no.
only .-.......,..... OO$
(5) TOY DISH SETS;
were SOS to $3.75. Ct an
Friday only. 49,. S1.4S
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

Clearance of Library
Books
(3OO) LATEST FICTION
AND NON FICTION
BOOKS taken from our own
shelves, and new books never
put on the shelves; many were
81 to $3.50. . Eo1. Ct
Friday only. y AOA O1
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Women's and
Children's Stockings
Reduced!

(395 prs.) WOMEN'S
FULL FASHIONED CHIF-
FON HOSE, all silk from top
to toe; with novelty pointed
heels. Broken size and color
ranges. Were $l.23 pair. no.
Friday only. ........ JE~
(s9s prs.) CHILDREN'S
SOCKS and Stockings. Some
of part wool. Broken size
and color ranges.
Were lie pair. Friday 10
only xAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

Sixth Floor
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24
Loves Reawakening The Story of Wifes Triumph Owe" Jealousy
 By ADELE GARRISON
By ADELE GARRISON

brought her. Around her mouth were etched lines Of distaste and she looked as if she would like to toss the flowers into the nearest waste basket.
 T am sure he didn't" I exclaimed. as hotly resentful as she was. He must be implacable Christmas Day and no slightest recognition of hls only child. And yct-it has seemed lately as though he were softening a bit in his attitude.
 :'Let us hope" she retorted grimly. "Of course, there's this to be con- sdercd. Unless he's prepared to go the whole way and take back all his cussedness, Noel wouldn't want a Christmas present from his father, and in all proba ability would return it. But there's no use speculating. hear Harry and Dicky. Shall l break the news of Phils Christmas offerings? Why. what's the matter? You're as white as a floured pud- ding"
 It's nothing, l said groping for a chair and sitting down heavily in it. The queer giddiness had cGne back upon me, and I knew that t was because Of my nervous dread of Dicky's reaction to this latest fam boyant gesture of Philip Neritzen's.
 You're sickcning for something, as your luother-in- laW would say.' Lillian told me. But pull yourself together il you can. I'll tackle Dicky"
 She turned to the door as the two men came through it, and her voice rang out with a clever stimulation of excitement.
 Come here, you two and do yorr stuff. I'm just honing to have you go into a jealous rage over me, Harry, and of course Dickyll never let you have a tantrum by yourself. Take look at these roses old Phil Neritzen just handed me, and gaze at what he's given little Madgie, and prepare 10 let your neck hackles bristle."
 tCOntinued Friday
 Copyright. 1880, by Newspaper
 Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24
Ta1ks 10 66n < 5 d5z d. < j. pare1,ts
OI ARRILING FRIENDS
By Alice JuId son PcaIc

Occasionally one sees a pair of ciildr.u who quarrel constantly and are yet apparently devoted and insrpalablo friends.
 should such friendships receive encouragement or should they be broken!
 First it Is well to remember that what sounds like d serious quarrel may be actually only an outward yehemeuce due 10 habits of express sion copied from grown-ups or from older children.
 QuarrcIs between friends may be due to feelings Of mutual jealousy and rivalry which coeX.st with mu- tual liking and admiration.
 It is not likely that much harm will come Of such q friendship,
 On the other hand it is possible that these same children could find other more satisfactory relation ships if given the opportunity.
 Parents should sec that their children have contact with q suffi- cient number of children 10 enable them to choose as their compan- ions those with whom they feel q community of interest and for whom they hayo genuinely pleasant and friendly feelings.
 Where circumstances give chi'- drrn no aityrraG%os but 10 play Wrh each ol'cr or 10 play aloue. it is better that they should play together 10 matter how much lhry quarrel.
 If, however one child seems al- ways 10 have the better Of the con- troversy the weaker one must Je helped and protected.
 It may be wise to withdraw hin from the society of the dominating child at frequent intervals while an effort is made to teach the other fair play and sportgmanship.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24

more, this time g little faster than before. because there was less snow 10 push out Of the way, There Wds sone water cIinging to his coat just enough to wet ihe snow little, and this Jack Frost at once froze. The third time down the Slippery Slide w.a suu ta-tar.
 I2y the tim. Little Joe had been doHu half d dozn times the snow had nsecn- l4cEct and icy and he would % down fast This was great inn and ii wasn't long before Sam my Jav and Black the Crow had iOlu-l Tommy Tit 10 look on. Chat tarrr the Rcd S4girrrI was hiddrn in q -rrn where na could watch. Juup,r tho Hare pcopad out from under q Hrle heu'ock tree, Billy MlnE popped out from uud,r the ice and watched but refused Little Joe. invitation to try thc slide. Gightgoot the Ita~r was present EadIv Fox prn..ua.I that he had r0HE- that way by M.ra chance and wasn't interested. HoHrEpr it was noticed that he remained where he could watch anl t5H on his face uas Il broad grin
 So it Was that Little Joe Otter had tun on Christmas DaN and all his friends and nushbors joined in it, for though they couldn't them selves slide it was fun to Set him go down the slippery slide. So every one had q Merry Christmas and l wish you the same.
 Copyright. 1880. T. ", Burgcsy)
 The next story: "Stumpy Gets a Warning
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24
BN IMAGERY TAYLOR

Interior Decoration Editor McCall's Magazine. Written for the Herald.
 l. may not be Einstein's fault. but the latest trick Of time is the bring ing back of cut glass.
 Nowadays, in order to be ahead Of the style, We have 10 go up into the attic. So, time and place being relative anyway We become futur- istic by drinking out of milk glass"
 Since cut glass has left the com- pany of the olive fork as q wedding present joke, the reW reproductions of the old Waterford glass in those intricate gcolrotrical designs, seem somehow right for our modern tables.
 With Waterford Goblots, the old glass candlcstichs decorated with glass prisms are naturally appro- priatc, although it iS true that they have never really left Us.
 The "hobuau' type of pressed glass is also returning 10 tables which weren't even dl teamed of in the days wien the famous Sand Wich factories were producing ii, It is particularly pleasant to see them again in tLo Enob-studded rose bowls, water pitchers and straight vases.
 Those who believe that originals are somehow sacred may perhaps not be content without one of the few pieces of the pressed lace trac- cry patterns Of the old Sandwich factory such as the trumpet CT colnucopia. But those who judge values with their eyes more than with their purses will be perfectly happy with the modest priced re- productions
 IL would bc difficult to find more delightful dessert dishes than the ribbon edged opal glass plates, Of tho same ,ra as the pressed, st off with tinted linens.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24
Herald's Daily Pattern Service
ATTRACTIVE MORNING DRESS Pattern 1881 New Britain Herald 15c Practical
 Pattern
 Ry ANNE, ADAMS
By ANNE ADAMS

This model. so simple of detail and graceful of line, is very becoming 10 wear about the home. TuCks at shoulders and waistline give add;- tional touch. The belt is attached 10 either side under a tuck to give
 a slashcd effect.
 Pattern 1881 could be developed in any number of fabrics-most dur able are the ginghams, percaleS, rayons and cotton broadcloths which are shown in wide range of colors and designs.
 May be obtained only in sizes 1G, IS, 70, 34, 3G, 3S. 40, AZ and fl.
 Size IG requires 234 yards of 26-inch material.
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