New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1927, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1927. - success. them one by one when they could | cautious about checks.” to Middle Tcmrple, the En r - ANTARCTIC SUMMONS Boy in Business ’ The boys are Louis and Jack | do so profitably. He says it is giv-| Right now the foursome is in the | rister's m.rary.l:vt London.‘(‘_‘:?e::r Runs Dozen in Year | Drew, twins, and their brothers ing them a lot of good exper . | department store business. | Harrv Flood Byrd has directed lvo.' ; Omaha, Aug. b UP—In a single | Clyde and Howard, and they range | “It's fine training for them,” say — | A. Page of this city, native of Eny- A“]’Tfl THE [ilRl.S DRIVER AND HUSK]ES [)flar four Omaha boys have bought, }m age from 11 to 18 years. Their Drew scnior, “and they get a big GIFT TO LAW LIBRARY | land, to convey the gift. op. T AR erated and sold 12 Dbusiness. | father gave them a start, encourag- kick out of it. They have lost some Norfoik, Va., Auvg. 5#—A com- | Now they are running their thir- |ing them to try a number of busi- money by short ging them- |pulete collection of Virginia law re-| 1In case you don’t know, 926 48 tnr T —— teenth venture, and ft is a nrnkin: ness yentures and to dispose of selves, and tley have learned to be ports is to be presented by the state \1( rald classificd ad 'phone, Much Impressed e Jersey City, N. J, Aug. 5 (A — Woman suffrage, says Mrs. Nellie T. Smith, lator leader, has been of Mo assistance in getting woman & “square deal” in industry ! Mrs. Smith has the distinction of being one of the few women in the country to serve on an cxecu- tive committee of a state fecera- | tion of labor. i “Labor got just as much before | as it dees new,” she avers. “It | is the justice of our cause rather | than our ballots that count. Labor wins because its objectives arc vn- | selfish and right.” | Beeause women in industry lack permanency, and girls continually leave their jobs for marriage, Mrs Smith points eut, it is impossible for them to organize as success- fully as men. Mrs. Smith found herself widow- o § # N Clorionsli L 5 { Hose Equal to Those You Usually See Sold ed, and with a small son to sup- L / New, Gloriously Luxurious port, mors than a deende ago. She ; " 4 for 81.50 or More! became a teacher. Since then she b . | T Bl has been graduated from Iordham ] i F T University. Recently she was ad- 3 i ) or porch or street wear, Fllll ashioned 1hread &lk mitted to the New Jersey bar. She b : ; vou'll find wag . appointed a member of the | i ; . : : sta€e federation's executive com- | 3 i | e : mittec after her organizing of the ¢ ; E | et New Jersey school teachers' union. : - suitable to Foresees Men Cooké. | L et ‘ / ) ) yourneeds ;qhuk ;eu Zcr Wives Wage Earner o . o\ There's a e knee, first Lenden, Aug. 5 (P—The mod- . . N e e quality. ern “Eve” is forging ahead, while : “Adam” is a mannikin rather than sof ent 2 man, writes Miss Joan Kennedy, 2 b of styles i §7° c°1“.g > . Arthur T, Walden, noted musher, and his veteran lead dog, Chi- o novelist, in “The Soroptimist. r 50 / lh.‘"",:.;l S eon he & compliment fo| M0k, Which he plans (o take with him as a lead dog when he sa select Chamueine o ominater ™ she taye | With Byrd's Autarctic expecition. Walden will have charge of sledge | X i pagn o Alata, he wite ‘b the wage | 085 i establishing bases for the Polar fights. | \ ! Y 4 French Nude earner of the future, loafing about | ywonajancet, N. H.,, Aug. 5 (M- He averted disaster repeatedly when z Garments which attract the fem- g Alesan the houss evening and Sundays, | g, harh aAvantuia ksl \ : 25 , Ko gions where adventure lurks amid wind threatened to sweep the team | nine eye by their sheer dainti- while the husband wears the apron [ g oy and jce and biting winds are from the mountain side into the Z i Pearl Blush and does the domestic tasks such a5 | peckoning once more to Arthur T. yawning ravines below. : ness— Boensloss cooking, washing the dishes. and|ygijqen and his dog Chinook In his kennels here, Walden has ’ ! - : putting out the cat the last thing | = yyjgen, veteran dog team driver 40 huskies, sons daughters of | [ g 8 \ Which are made in a wide array at night. with experience in Alaska and other | Chinool B “Our mannikin," says Miss Ken- | oopig of the far North, will accom- of new styles, of sturdy rayon, medy, “propores to & girl who has| S0 S cl S Rk B, Byrds| Walden, who is 56 years ¢ § with flat locked seams— twice his vitality. He may earn the | . orogition to the Antarctic. He will mushed behind dog an e | value—a qua.ht). stylish <(0ckmg at equivalent of $20 a weelk, but as she |\ "5 "0y 00 of the sledge dogs fo and during the days of the Alaskaw | Which are elaborately trimmed Quality—Economy substantial saving: can do the same, he supposes that |y, g yn establishing hases for the gold rush. He is a close friend of | 5 they can ‘rub along’ somehow, and | commander's Polar fligl J.eonhard Seppala, Alaskan musher, | with lace, or modeled along WOMEN’! Jets it go at that.” Chinook, 11-year-old half-breed | famed for to Nome with | severe tailored lines. husky, and Walden have been com- antitoxin r diphtheria epi- | M 4 the wear. Eye Dropper Feeds Baniostan many. nrevious advent|damicithy i ) . uslin Light ht Bahies |turcs and together have won hon Seppala the g g driver 1n| Chemises >OUNs ightweig in sled dog races in Canada and the | the world and may be one | Vests Slips omers Children’s Socks Londen. Aug. 5 (M—English par- |- o4 States. Walden raised the|of four or five other drivers picked | Bloomers Combinations s e ents are vying with each other for| o, from puppyhood and a strong | to assist Walden | Seoprins Gy Sizes 27 and full cut All of our usual 19¢ grades of ‘“"‘ z;:":"h ot having the lghtest |, cyment exists hetween them e T | P garments in pink and smart socks all reduced for weight baby. Chinook i5 still exceptionally | TO REDUCE MARRYING COST : T One entry from Paddington was hinool 3 : In peach, maize, lavender, nile, rose, and other pastel white. 39c this event. pair Not a special, but Grant’s every day Mercerized tops and soles increase S| owerful, although too old for rac-| ~ Springficld, Mo. Aug. 5 — The & a little girl who for three weeks | ;.. pyq his training makes him one Rev. M. 1 nrivener, local pastor, colors. A real value, was fed with milk from an eyve | ™. most valuable of lead dogs. belicves in 3 ros p ! e ;————” dropped. She has now K_"A“““"' | Liast-March. in the face of f getting mar and has set ahout | f——————— — to spooh feeding. The child Is the |yomperature and terrific winds correeting the allesed high cost of % tenth in her family. : led a team of six dogs over th marriages here, Twco of the ! ern Conveniences! owll Want a Whole Set at Such a Beautiful—and Low land, came a mother’s claim that ',oak in the Whihte Mountains, to " heosts the price of got- | Priced her 15-year-old daughter weighed | the summit. Tt was the only time | tin rricd, Ttev. Sehrivener has | s T : T e T PP et e e G B S o Lhee tovehnd oasters Choice Pattern 48 Hand Stencilled fed with an eye dropper. by dog team, and the feat was all couptes at 81 a eouple. The ! 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