New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1921, Page 9

B} {ILIAIN DAILY e . s it T s i o GARBAL dsstiil] * BEAVERS IGNORE MEN animals in Bronx Zoo Prefer to Build Their Own Houses Than Occupy Those Made by Workers. New York, Nov. Bronx Zoo have no use made for them by men. the home-made variety The keepers decided the beaver house in one at the park not only was inadequate but inartistic. So, the lake was drain- ed, the house torn down and a new for They houses want recently that | of the lake ucture, pleasing to the human eye, | cted. The into the in the to nar- water was then let ake and the beavers, who 1eantime had been confine row quarters swam out to their new domicile. It was evident that they unanimously cond fair, for without even taking a pe within, they started to demolish it home of thelr own notlon soon ay peared and everybody scemed hap except the discomfited keepers and The beavers did not like the r]f\m the keepers had erected either, so after they had plastered up their house with mud and made prepara- Strengthens Weak Arches T. Clark, a noted foot doctor, I ad- vise patients who have been wearing arch supporters any great length of time to continue wearing them early Ww. writes in the Medical Record: in the treatment by removing them first two hours, then three hours a day until the supports are gradually dispensed with. “Placed in the shoe, arch supports are worn about fourteen hours a day exerting constant pressure, greatly reducing the blood supply and limit- ing the action of the plantar muscles, resulting in undernourishment and disuse atrophy.” Cantilever Shoes have the flexible arch which allows the muscles to ex- ercise and strengthen by the mere act of walking. The shank of the shoe is not rigid as in all ordinary shoes, but flexible just as the arch of your foot is flexible. 'The lines of the Cantilever Shoe harmonize with the shape of your foot, with room for the toes and a snug fitting ‘“‘waist” or instep. The ordinary caso of weak foot is supported sufficiently by the arch- conforming shank of the Cantilever Shoe, so you can dispense with ap- pllances while the freedom of the shoe allows your foot to regain its strength naturally. (A “weak arch” is nothing but a failure of the musclc and ligaments to hold the arch bone: in normal position). Nature will do her utmost to strengthen a weak arch if glven a chance And Cantilever looking and comfortable happy all the time you are them. They are worn principally well-dressed women who have no foot trouble at all, becausé these women have found it an advantage in life to keep their feet strong and well, com- fortable and happy. Cantilever Shoes, dren. SLOAN BROS. 185 MAIN ST. Shoes are so good that you feel wearlng by women and chil [ e e A e e ] PALACE Starting Next Sunday “EXPERIENCE” With Richard Barthelmess and John Miltern (Shechan) of New Britain \ tions 29.—Beavers at the | look over | mned the af. | members of A " | Herbert 1 ' | cly, a hard winter, they cha ater in the lake. the lev Over E |Notre Dame AoLn I’la\ In Roses Tn.nmuwm Los / , Cal., Nov. 28. \‘m Dame the only rems £ cor last bition emerged victorious ent w Eddie W | the auspices IP5ea A | Roses Association or s | ol “king that Cornell could not accept was night at Company who mpior bout w ad | get, Wal A the [ jn the first round ¢ ormal invi-| engagement and to Notre | per of two oth were not| make to the A be. Sule began today. B! 1S 4 but tou heard tation | Dame, yet been sent they one » game has adding that ay to say | of tickets for 1at. won PADDOCK DBAC Champion ‘ Lower abridge, ) the | try team yester L.og Angeles, ol he in sprint Harvard cross-coun- ternoon elected New York harriers, | He prep » at St. Paul's hool and has been a member of the | ‘\ arsity team for two seasons, to wli soon start pra ing l"'(l\ season. I 1l att Lttt Sl 1o time during t never ru but he dash will ARRIVES |, o | petition, PENN Seattie | Hugo bers of | 1ege football | University | urd Coach ek said the stood the trip well and pected them to be in dition hy Saturday. '\.\l Pennsy team, which ington ve men that he Princeton to Take Princeton, N. J., San ton's gym tc ifornia Winter Daseball o, | 1 the which sever playing, closes its after which the two le play a series for a Rain has interf schedu ling clubs will 000 purse. ed with the| " here somewhat b e carried by the local own . up the losses. 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