New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1928, Page 18

R NEW FALSE TEETH WAL MATGH FACE Harmnaips With Complerion, § bl g Boston, Oct. 13. — The latest for milady and her lesser half, as di- vulged at the sixty-fourth annuai | convention of the Massachusetts Dental Society, is false teeth to har- | monize with the complexion, color of the hair and general appearance. A few years ago false teeth were meve bits of porcelain, all the same | shape, all unnatural, all unbecoming. | Today each is the work of artists | and sclentists who have ' come to | consider the problem of facial beau- ty as much as that of wtility and comfort. ! 1t your hair is brown, your com- | plexion light, your figure slim, you need one set of ralse teeth. If you | are dark of complexion, chunky and with black hair, another type entire- ly is what you'll have to wear. Wearing Teeth an Art In other words, from now on, | choosing & set of false teeth is going " to require the same sort of buying as is now used in selecting a hat or an article of clothing. And in caring for those artificial teeth: the old days when you merely put ’em on getting up in the morn- ing and took them out when going to bed at night are gone forever, Now the mere wearing of false teeth has become an art. And in view of the fact that false ones are | very, very common these days, the art s going to be widespread. Learn How to Talk and Eat When you buy & set hereafter, you're going to receive special in- | structions with regard to wear, care and other considerations. First of all, you've got to learn how to eat and how to talk while wearing them. You will learn that there are cer- tain sounds that are more difficult to make than others, that, for in- stance, 8, x, ch and sh, are particu- | larly hard. And you will be advised to overcome this handicap by read- ing aloud. Words of Caution ‘You will be told not to rush the process of getting accustomed to the teeth at meal tines, to try keeping ! them in(a little ionger at each meal. | You will have to learn the trick of eating an apple or an ear of corn by pressing it firmly upward against | the teeth at the moment of biting. | You will be warned, the Boston Post points out, against holding a handkerchief up to the mouth when laughing or otherwise unduly at- tracting attention to your ‘“store teeth.” And you will be urged to give no heed to the jokes of the more for- tunate, NEW SKYSTRAPERS FOR WINDY CIT T Such Structures Now Being Erected Chicago, Oct. 12.—(®—Ten new »uildings, ranging in height from 40 to 76 stories and costing between £10,000,000 and .$45,000,000 each, ure going up in the downtown sec- tion of Chicago. The legislator, real estate dealer | and financier thus are improving the shack-littered banks of the Chicago river, for several of the structures are being erected along that stream | Biggest of them all is the Apparel | Mart, & bullding of 75 stories, high- | er than New York's Woolworth tower, Plans for it have been drawn, financing completed — no small task as the structure will cost $45,000,000—and construction awaits only final action by a railroad whose tracks it will span. Legislative action ‘Was necessary to obtain “air rights” fro the Apparel Mart, as in the case of the Merchandise Mart, the Chica &0 “Daily News"” .building and the Opera building. Builders claim the Apparel Mart will be the world’s most spacious structure, with a day- time population of 18,000. The Steuben club is erecting an- other skyscraper on the site of the old Briggs house. Outside the “Loop” on.Michigan boulevard the Shriners are building a 42-story Medinah Athletic club. At the head of La Salle street the board of trade soon will have a 40-story home. DOUBLE: Harrisonburg, double-header ADER JURY , Oct. 12 (P—A jury aystem ha: been inaugurated here by Juug H. W. Bertram to speed up prohi bition trials. When one retired th. other was called, and when hoth were out the judge heard the re maining cases from the bench. | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS — GOULD NOT GET_ 00T OF BED Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Comgound Sircngihened Her Elkhart, Ind.—“T had a tired focl- ing and was unable to gct out of b i without t & help to me. | can do my win will give the Vegetable Compound 2 trial they can overcome those tire! and worn-out feelings. T cannot ex- | press the happiness T have reccived and how completely it has made over my home.”—Mas. D. H. Srseer, 1326 Laurel St, Elkhart, Indiana. i | | | | | | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1028, An Elaborate Use of Fur Distinguishes Many of The New FALL COATS Extraordinary ! 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