New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1929, Page 10

Love’s Awakening e e e Once Ooers I'he Heart Story ol a Steadfast Womanp Out of the Terrifying Nizght Comes |0 a Call for Help from the secret Princess To each of in the | ringing o hour in th ferent fear climbing rwood at Billy Owi at Home Thor W. Burzess posc.’ for a hird t ground. Any for a Lird hig info. 1 o away from one of those at the entrance of which 1 had seer Mrs. Billy sitting. It was dusk and they had gone hunting. Then | saw Digger the Badger come along. When he reac he stopped and snif ever see Digger the “Yea™ said Peter. Badger is living down on the Meadows. He was brought on from the West and escaped. and now Hving there, I've seen him dig “Then,” replied Wanc know hos the sand flew . than It takes me to tell about it b had disappcared. When he reap- peared he was licking his lips and he had a most =atisfied look on his face. In fact, he was grinning. Billy Iho FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: | %7 7% A | | ] ] Pegistercd T. 8 Patent 0ftice R O 0 11117 ===I III,I//,-II’// E///// %l}ll./ 2. 4 O | | | | ] %, | 7%, | | | | 2% | -“fl//l= Y, %, "1 || 7 [ HOBRIZONTAL When he ~topped and sniffed reached that hole FLOUNCE TUCRED o | | | | | und Nether World he Greek myths the course of u hoat iantity of matter NEW NECKS finished in syrare g nec in ints in the hack oo One-gided necklines @ 1ena pe ce seaviee ront Aitos increase the same survive inds 1eir own 23 [PTAlLTATTERZ [ale i I e 7272 IIII IRIEIPIE[AILZZP L IATN] D2, | T s ////IIB/’*/ JERIAZIOIVIE ] 570370300 %7/ NBRR77, 78 [ MIAlLZZSTHIAD O] [Aln[T]07Z 1 IM[AJc]ED] Menus for the Fam;b Irs. Al ler Grorge \ Luacheon Menu Vecan \lullm~ 12 Dough “epoons cold knif . break roll out very this Divide 1l patty filling iining dough. Cut to strips 1-3 criss-cross 1ash- filling. Moisten the dough with water xo strips will stay in ph in u maderate oven for The tarts are done they have shrung from the sides of pan and are well browned on sides and 1ops Orange Filting oS tublespoons teaspoon salt, 1 cup tablespoons lemon teaspoon hutter, 2 rind into 6 piec 1 ont Add the orang rer wide. Ar jon on top the « of the Bake inutes i 1 Wilespoons grated orange Mix the with the sngar and calt. [end thoroughly. Add the fruit juiees. Cook in a donble hoiler “tirring frequently. until very thick nd creamy. Add the resi of t and cook for flour gredients or- when | By C. D. Balche!or_} years, i shically lden picked mareh to church i Little Mi got themselves o fashioned from w |ea onnce e rand or Slorye Mis and slawiy cook fhe thoroughly wiiature, YOUR HEALTH Dr. Vishbein Gives some §seful Ad- viee on Proper Selection and Care of the Tooth Brush into MORRIS FISHBLIN dournal of the Ame tical Assoctation and of Hy- gein. the Health sine s sold SNALGHTY G Cfticien dis g ity imons ot nown It s impossibl to 1 brush t contorm os 1 of the dentat s tooth th bristle higher nd low the ends, sot tles 1 o ching the Spot ms to make littls only necessity This s the brush b being that and that the it can b the bristies hack and sides anipulated so il reach the ¥ tooth. « tooth | front, Is prope and to pre- rricr of in- rever to give 1t acting ctions rather its s a han as a j tooth brush is split 1o break off and come . tooth brush should b AN anay A tooth brush hould e put in ol iter solution for t tor t pric 1 to bran makes liis wish a strong salt from w lowed to g makes hi vo hours e g the | on somcthing should e uscd to 18 Ui Iy after | DAl -t ¢ brushed. The hrush | DaPPY s 445 should then be helopen alrf Aoyt N, Jie ol in such position that the nd L will not come in con S thing clse for 24 hours bLefor hrush it tho hing ““‘ et himselt chair he bristles o ¢t with any- the tears that spri d proc to pluce the cl Lrush is used a Imm,rr of vionsly hase o e © door feels i « should ot to reali don't cti two b 9 one & to pull 11 If a tooth brush is kept moist for ¢ too long a perind of time or kept that air-tight the | ke are quickly but grit our teeth and bear it ost fportant it lasts that bacteria tooth brushes use of the brush before thoroughly will bacteria to those ath in the ng for eve 1 an container, o destroyed howeyver, grow on and that Hu‘ has dricd | add new | taken from th ious washing. ristles is m fact wart moist Fashlon Pldquc merely o prev Q.—What is the epidemic of ring-worm that is going A recent examination of students in a college indicated that two-thirds of the men and At least one-third of the wo- men were infected with ring- worm of the feet. Tt is mos! commonly contracted in €how- crs and on floors of gymnasi- ums and chibe, There is itching between and under the toes with macerstion and splitting of the skin. The spread of such infec- tions is best prevented by fre- guently scrubbing with soap and water the shower rooms and gymnasinm floors. A blunt Kind for that matter, can be cd by stitching through per several times. or any shar An enamclled scene, modern manner, the n painted in distinguishes w vanily cases. fine 1he conidy one of - ol Easier Styles Lend Their Weight to Women Woolens No More PARENTS ADVISED T0 MAKE WHOOPEE. ede Head Says Community: Would Be Better Oif 1 community woul br. J. Edgar Wheaton colleg t partic o Park Honn toon i vith now and o not have tronbi v schiool ag e nnination m 1o are 100 pe hings along fwas dssning b your clubdron you ar lost, Pt Vo't met peeve Foresponsi- tionships hetween ctual way going to th ry drink onee are vight in their oy your youth doing enioyi vouth to enjoy & people of today Wi imentality compared to 0 ot dicserve your youn a slushy t clean are says he wonld folks clear Ly an repressed s today, he ter off in doing so. savs Parents, and c{ an etheuviee fw\% emmed AR onds repral the Bins in Ihe suj s, Steam | {and his orchestra silk | must realize that this is a different world from the one 'Ilr,\' roamed about in. “Feminine morality survived (he long skirt and will survive the short skirt,” he asscrts. “Love making 18 Iho longer a public scandal. It 13 a public art.” Plpeb Win in “Battle of Music” Mase, March 16 (UP) nating last night from tor, the Roston orchestra as giving a weird croxs r and the Cambridge Music en Sanders the where Symiphony ert, sounded like between a output of T ide e v, condue Pan alle auditorinn, Serge Tor, Koua- was strugeling ively throuzh Brahm's Symphony Lut he was unable o elime from its interpretution a pere accompeniment which wonld tred in nieely D he ome uch seleetion as Down and Go Booin.™ that had and now steaipipes throughout fis g N like, in t heen directing Faw It seeme Kot il hody FISRR] furne webwork the steam the recchoed, cannon torium Vor five minutes, M, Koues v his battle of wusic, bt at last was forced o surrondor The orchestra remained — silent. So did the pipes. Then, cautiously, M. Kousscvitsky tricd it again, But the bombard- ment of pipe noise aiso resumed and enee more than erchestra was silent, Finally, 0 Brahm’s Symphony No. 2 had been completed on the installment pan, M. Koussevitsky were given an he wii ovation. GRELEN UNDIE green is lingeric’s newest color. An applc green minon set has black lace tlouncing and black fagotting hetween seams. Apple Sashy @i