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The Barnwell People-Sentinel, Barn we 1 US. May 3,
1934
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CARS ARE SO USEFUL
Professor Brings was met by hla
wife at the garden gate.
“Where’s the car, Septimus?*’ she
asked.
“Car, my dear,’’ said the professor
vacantly; “did I take it out?”
“You roost ' certainly did 1” de
claimed his wife. “Don’t you re
member, you drove it to town.”
“How odd!” he blithely .returned.
“I remember now. 1, arrived in
town, stopped th^ car, and gotAmt.
I turned round to thdok the_
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This photograph from Gosport, England, Shows workmen laying the Canadian pine deck of the yacht Endeavor
which Is being built by Thomas Octave Murdoch $opwith to meet the American yacht Rainbow off Newport in Sep
tember for the famous America’s cup. i-
gentleman who gave me » lift and
wondered where he had gone to.”
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Greece Celebrates Her Liberation Anniversary
fade or run In washing and they
Iron smooth and perfect Just IIk«
magic. Another grand thing about
crepes of this type is that they
are such a Joy to work with—The
General view of the ceremonies at the Tomb of the Greek Unknown Soldier as President Zalmis placed
• wreath on the memorial when all of Greece Joined In celebrating the one hundred thirteenth anniversary of the
War of the Liberation and the tenth anniversary of the declaration of the Republic of Greece.
New Sergeant Major, U. S. M. C.
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I T’S smart to he windswept. ^Hither
and -thitber the winds of fashion do
blow until most everything in the
spring and summer mode Is being
made to express a very poetry of mo
tTonr— — ^
The amusing part about the breezes
which waft through fashlonland is
that they are. so well trained, blowing
ever forward during the daytime
hours while at night they completely
reverse the order of things. Of course,
It is all due to the artful manipulation
of pleats and flares and various other
devlees which designers position aTThe
front of the coat or dress or hat to
be worn during the day until you look
as If the wind were carrying you for
ward, while smartest evening fashions
take on alrplntre draperies nl the hack
or fan-spreading trains or.similar de
tails which make it seem as If milady
were winging her way In the very face
of the winds.
Even fabrics themselves are yleld-
ing~to the touch of fashion's elusive
breezes. There are the new "windswept
prints" for Instance, which are cer
talnly a step forward In this current
vogue. These perfectly fascinating
prints are developed In flower pattern
ing*. hut wRh a distinct difference be
texture is so firm and dependalde
—never pulls out at the.^rtams
and stays “put.” which^lnakes It,
easy for the homejsewing woman
. to handle.
The three adofibie dresses pictured i
are made of the new windswept prints.
Those dainty white accents at neck
line and sleeves—well now. we ask ;
you. aren’t the frothy, filmy neckwear
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The print to the right Is that glori
ously colorful a mere word picture ;
cannot do It Justice, and when one |
stops to think that this print will wash :
Gratping the Chance
A countrywoman arrived at a Lon
don station, and one of the first
things she saw was a man setting off
pigeons in a race.
For some moments she stood fasci
nated as the man opened the crates
and liberated the birds.
Suddenly an Jdea came to her. Sh®,
rushed up to the man.
‘T say, mister.”- she saldX“yo»
might give me one of tlj.ese birds forj
my little Johnny Jjefore you throw
them all away^
Jo Sente of Humor
reary Sam—Alas, Dusty, what
Caused the family to throw you out
on your ear and call the dog?
Dusty Rhodes — Alack, Sam, 1
scarcely know. I was to saw some
wood In return for a pie, and when
I asked 4ho4ady wa»-U ail right with-- —
her if I sawed the pie and ate the
wood, air at once she seemed to get
sore. ^
BELIEF SHATTERED
like new. what more is there to be
desired tn the way of a perfect print?
The filmy white organdie roll-edged
l»etal collar and cuffs add the climax
ing touch. The self-fahrlc stitched belt
drawn through a gay colored ring Is
worth noting.
There is a modest beauty about the
spring posies with their delicate, ten ;
drils so gracefully windswept In the i
print to the left which will carry espe
cial appeal to the woman of dlscrlmi- i
natlng taste. In any of Its color com
binations this print*Is charming, but ^
In navy with a strain of lighter blue
running throughout, together with flat
tery white spring posies splotched with
fresh light green. It Is Irresistible.
The ankle-length frock with contrast
ing fitted Jacket admirably solves the
problem of what to wear for semi-for
mal occasions. Worn with Its Jacket of
.. -ii . , . solid color you have the feeling of
t»wn the ne- florni, .ml tlmm- ,i, lrTrt mow any tnrar
Mrs. T.—Do you believe In .love at
first sight?
Mrs. C.—No. That’s the way I got
my husband. *
Running
Small Phil, who had a chest cold,
was being properly, doctored before
going to bed. His mother put bet
ear to his chest and listened for a
minute. After being very quiet, b%
asked: ,
“Am I running?” — Indianapolis /
News.
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White Richard, better •known as Jiggs II, who, by order of the secretary
ef the navy, has been appointed a sergeant major In the marine corps. His
papers of promotion read "regular bull dog warrant for duty ns marine corps
mascot.”
Makes Photcs of Stomach’s Interior
In Indiana where politics .is rated
as important as eating or sleeping, the
Hoosiers are looking forward to the
most heated senatorial race In rnauj
a year. Prof. Clarence Manlon. who
Is head of Notre Dame’s law collage,
is the seventh candidate to put his hat
In the ring for the Democratic nomi
nation for junior United States sen
ator. He Is considered oue of the
state’s ablest orators and has been the
patronage director for oorthern Indi
ana for the McNutt administration.
FOR LONDON BOBBIES
previous seasons. In the modern
“windswept” versions 1 flowers are
shown bending over on slender stalks
as if swayed by gentle breezes.
You’ll love these swagger windswept
prints. In the new chulla construction
they are as practical as they are good
looking. And do they wear well!
There's scarcely any “wear out” to
them. Neither will the delicate color
DAYTIME EFFECTS
ON EVENING DRESS
of the day. Remove the Jacket and
the dress goes Just formal enough to
tune in to most any afternoon occa
sion. It has quaint drop shoulders and
cunning wee puff sleeves. The piquant
little velvet tie about the throat is
reminiscent of the "gay nineties." The
windswept print which fashions It car
ries a very gnlmated patterning.
C by We*tern Newspaper Union.
EXQUISITE LACE
Hy CHKR1F. NICHOLAS
Sadly Different Meaning--
“Yes,” said the gloomy man, "be
fore we were married she used to
say ‘By by’ so sweetly when I left
her. Now it’s ‘Buy-buy’!” '
"Ah,” said his friend, “she puts a
different spell over you."—Stray
Stories. ■
A new evening frock which August
abernard miikeg/of her blackish green
crepe marocain has a daytime neck
line and short sleeves that are gathered
Into the shoulder seam at the edges
The front pf the bodice is draped Into
a full-length panel, caught under a
rhinestone buckle at the right side
front of the waistline.
Lelong fashions the skirt and jacket
of this, an evening suit, of black wool,
and the latter has revers of sable and
sleeves that are unusually wide be
tween the deep-litted cuffs and the el
bows^ ^le skirt is a, simple ankle-
length mermaid skirL The blouse of
this suit Is made of flowered satin,
pinks and greens on a black back
ground.
By means of a miniature Marconi
receiver made to fty inside a police
man’s helmet, the ofliders in London
will now be within wirdless call. The
tiny receiver'is three by two and
three-quarter inches in size. It i ta
fitted with the new miniature Marconi
valve. , A relay rings a bell and the
policeman talks on a tiny telephone
for his instructions.
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Alaska’s Highways
There is no direct highway, to Alas
ka from the United States. At pres
ent there is about 150 miles of high
way In Alaska which Is classed aa au
tomobile road, according to an estl-
mats of the Americas Automobile as
sociation. There are About 1,750 miles
of wagon roads, 1,500 miles of sled
Grand New Nighties of
$atin in Floral Prints
A visit to the shops will disclose lots
of new ideas. A few minutes in one
shop showed grand new nighties of
heavy satin In floral prints, 8d v well
done that the result looks like pan-
ties.
Then there are tailored pajamas of
heavy crepe de chine with three-quar
ter length coats of similar fabric.
These are done In white or pastel
‘shades and are piped In a contrasting
color. ,
Modernr Jewelry Adds to
Attractiweness of Costume
A leading sportswear shop shows
costume’bracelet and belt seta tricky
. enough to renew any costume. These
come to narrow and spacious widths,
one set In coral, natural color, others
In either silver or gold' mesh. ,
The silver combination la accented
with white metnl trim. Another clever
ornament here Is n dog's head clip—to
be attached to ears hat, neckline or
A /Useful Drawback
"She’s a plain-looking girl to have
got a Job in such a big shop, and she
has such a squint, too.”
"Yes, but she’s useful for keeping
away shoplifters; they never know
where she’s looking!"—Dublin Opin
ion.
Comfort Before Art
Lady (to musician with bass horn
./rapped around his neck)—How la
It that a little man like yourself
1 nrped to play such an instrument?
Street Musician—Well, ma’am, on
a cold day Jt’s much warmer than a
fiddle.—Toronto Globe.
Keep Going
"This the road to Cpolangaboo?”
"Keep on the way yer ’eadin* and
If yer come to a ’ill with a church on
It, you’ll know yew to^t the wrong
turn." /
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The summer program heralds
widespread vogue for lace, with
cial emphasis placed on the gpwn
which la fashioned of the finer aort of
lace of delicate cobweb mesh. Moly-
neux creates this lovely dinner gown
of black lace, with Its subtle tracery
of flowers and leaves on an enchant-
ingly sheer background. The gown
give* delightful expression to the new
silhouette which calls for crispness and
animated lines (the lace la stiffened
with horsehair), knee-length tunic, and
fullness which Interprets * fan-spread
ing movement, just now in
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keeps the
taste in tune