New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1925, Page 3

WONENOFENGLAND RESENT FEATHERS Use of Stuffed Humming Binds on Hats Raises Ire of Many London, April 14~—Use of stuffed humming birds for decorative pyr- poses in dress has aroused the ire of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, which lssued a new appeal recently to women, urging them to abstain from wearing the feathers of egrets, birds of paradise, herons and other rare specles in the name of humanity and common sense, Im- portation of the plumage of these birda and others is prohibited by an act of parllament passed in 1921, There is a tremendous llegitimate traftic in the plumage of these rare birds, not only fn England, but in the United States and other parts of the world, according to statements made at the annual meeting of the society in London, when ways and | means were discussed to put an end to this business. A proposal was made to form an international com- mittes under the league of nations, | and the Duchess of Somerset likened | to savages the women who adorned | themselves with these contraband feathers, Mrs, Fox Pi't made a striking Her two children are INGROWN NAIL Turns Right Out Itself over it, used for the Another [ Pitt required th | terial, | A 1 | A few drops of Outgro” in ‘ erevice of the ingrowing nail red fnflammation and pain and so tou. | ena the tender, gensitive skin under-| neath the too nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and fthe naill turns naturally outward almost over night. “Outgro” fs a harmless antiseptic manufactured for chiropodists. How- @ver, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing direc- tions. the sole Who London, Nethersole, inence "in Fanny April New national dress de skins of 14 birds of | paradise to be se WILL BUILD SCHOOL 5 Slum Children Interest Olga Nether- Beeame “Sapho” in 1900, 14 who came into prom- Legrand nounced recently that fn the spring | Show in this city. she would establish in Fi hoarding &chool for deli- | cate children which is to ba con- speech, fn which she startled the | ducted as a model institution, members by announcement that but recently she had seen an gown with stuffed humming birds all She counted them, she said, and was astonished to as 127 of the little ereatures had been | “creation.” Miss Nethersole plans to take 100 evening | sickly children at a time from the back to normal health by providing certain that | proper food and plenty of outdoor | Bovernment health officials who, she hopes, in time may build similar in- stitutions on @ large scale for the benefit of the population at large. “I hope we ghall prove to the | state authorities within four or five | vears,” said Miss Nethersole recent- |1y, “that our national cribed by Mrs ed into the ma | : ) {an economic one."” Prominent in LUIKE AMER Mizs flh'_'a_! 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