New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1928, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1922, The Texas delegation also will There i5, for example, the 29- at first sight with ten years experi- | typist, desires to work in any of the ! cites among her qual ions the! as ever, since lose two. Representative Blanton — vear-old gentleman “with five years|ende.” three positions he has held." |fact that she speaks English, Tlo- it for week-end and Connally both had aspirations | He Wants Job—Can Play Contra- | experience as municipal chief of | Also there is a bookkeeper “whe| Viffually all the applicants would ' cano, Tagalong, Visayan and a little | Men used to wear bass at First Sight police and four vears as clerk and ‘ finished the second year in the Col- | class as accomplished linguists in Spanish, about the head, but for the senate, Connally won the | democratic nomination and subse-| Manila, Nov. 23 (UP)—Amusing | municipal secretary.” who wants to|lege of Liberal Arts with three | any other place than the Philippines ‘ vegue ordains that quently was elected. qualifications for employment often | be employed as watchman.” vears experience as such,” whatever | Those asking only $30 a meonth , HEALTHY MUSICIAN BERETS FOR WOMEN like & skulicap. Shop windows ‘Wyoming, which has but one rep- | are cited by the many Filipinos ad- A Filipino musician who declares | that may mean salary usually speak at least (hres! Pans, Nov. 23. (UP)—The beret | play berets now in many colers. will be| vertising for positions through the| himself to be “healthy and robust’ One “lady typist” wh lis rapidly dying out as “la mode” bureau of labor. salesman and |desires only a “reasonable salary”|for men. But it is as conspicuous | READ HERALD CLASSIFURD resentative in the house, One young man “with three years | languages declires. that he “plays contrabass|experience as clerk Fewer Than Usual Are RetU-| comer as - Repressniative. Winter ing to Congress Washington, Nov. 23.—~{UP—The flock »f “lame iucks” n the house €uring the coming three-months scs- sion of congress Wwill be slightly be. low the average over a number of years. William Tyler Page, clerk of the house, who abhors the use of the term “lame duck” and politely scolds newspaper correspondents every time they use it in conversa- tion with him, has estimated that this winter only a fraction more than nine per cent of the house membership will be in the *“lame duck” class. The average, he says, usually runs about 12 per cent. The “lame ducks,” or those mem- bers who still have three months to serve after defeat at the polls, will number 40 in the house. Of this number, nine were defeated in primary campaigns for the nomina- tion of their respective parties, and the other 31 were beaten in the na- tional election. Besides theso 40 who will retire from congress March 4, there also will be 29 more who will give up their seats of their own accord. In addition six members have died since the seventieth congress was aworn into office a year ago. Thus in the next congress, the seventy-first, there will be 76 new faces unless the number should be Increased further by deaths this winter. Of this group leaving the house of their own accord, a few were candidates for other offices. Some ‘were successful, others not. In the Ohio delegation, Represen- tative Davey, democrat, and Repre- sentative Begg, republican, retired to run for the governorship of that state. Drug Store $1.00 Agarol ..... 97¢ 35¢ Castoria .... 23¢ 50c Musterole ... 37¢ 30c Bromo Quinine .... 21¢ §1.20 Sal Hepatica 89 ¢ 50c Phillips Milk i Magnesia ... 30¢ $1.50 Petrolagar .. 93¢ $1.00 Listerine ... 73¢ $1.00 Danderine .. G4¢ 60c Bengue -« 456 Baume .. Bayer’s Aspirin -« 89¢ 60c Syrup Figs .. 39¢ 50¢ Ipana Tooth Paste . 31 ¢ A Real Mon’s Sise Tubs Klenzo SHAVING CREAM Extra big Jumbo Tube, quick lathering,really softens the beard. remains moist. No won- T Riker's ILASOL Alfragrant lotion that works won. ders when applied to the hands and face after washing. It leaves the skin oft, smooth and heals immediately any roughness, chapping or irritation. Nothing men after shaving. C The new economical 8 VAPURE A few drops of Va- pure on a bit of Ml cloth, gauzeorhand- kerchief will quickly relieve colds when inhaled. Nostrilsare cleared quickly and an agreeable sensa- B tion of cooincss and Jl relicfis expericnced. 80 Good that We Guarentes it for 2 Years! KANTLEEK HOT WATER BOTTLE Made from pure Para_rubber, moulded in one piece. Noseams, o ey 2,50 gave up his seat to run for senator, ‘without success. The Kentucky and Missour] del- egations suffered the greatest num- ber of casualties at the polls. In! the former state six democratic members were swept out of office | by the Hoover landslide while in the latter five democrats met de- | feat. In Missouri also, & republi- can was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Representa- tive Rubey. In the Virginia delegation selidly | democratic for several sessions, there will be three republican members in the next congress, | while in the Wisconsin delegation a republican won the seat held for years by the veteran Victor L. Ber- | ger of Milwaukee, the only social- | st in either the house or senate. Berger's defeat coupled with | that of William L. Carsg of Min- nesota will leave but one member in the house in the next congress other than those belonging to the two larger parties. This will be | Representative Kvale of Minne- | sota, now a Farmer-Laborite whe started his congressional career as an independent. In the new congress, after March | 4, there will be in the house 269 republicans, 165 democrats and one | Farmer-Laborite. DOG SAVES MAN Rhinelander, Wis,, Nov. 28 (UP) | —A dog saved the life of George Badzek, an employe on an Oneida county farm, recently. 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