New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1929, Page 12

ISCOVER PEARLS CALIFORNIA ADMITS CHINESE “““"::':.':mmm_ I]lJEEN B[Es SAL SI'IIEWN ONGROUND GIRLS. TO BUSINESS CAREERS (i &azeiey) ™ FOR HIGH PRICES o o et wize e The same food, given any other president Of the bank, who it hap- D grub, would produce a queen bee. pens lives most of the time in New The workers feed only enough York or abroad, was unable to call GN 'I Apm Tl'l M srubs to keep the colony supplied et Aiamping 0 Fod o Tone - s e cui '%-m Fuse "M " T aeen: mating ond it the Croatares Who Make Them i 0DeyCom| drone that fies as high, fast, and by his two personal representatives. | Tea is served and the callers ac- e far as herself, bas the entire re- ‘Washington, May 10 (M—Ground pearis, atrewn in great quantities in | cept a little gift, such as a r. To so much as mention ))u-in::.ni. an| Valdosta, Ga. May 10 UP—With ;m::‘::;‘ ::P“:“M’ her °°l°“¥~ unpardonable error and the tea | queen bees selling for as much as | B NI C :Mch"::l‘t'::r iy the soil, have been found in Cali- must not be declined although the | $5 each and the whole world for a loct f00d nor make honey, are stung fornla and present anew to science cigar may be stowed away in pocket | market, J. W. Sherman, South to death by the worken.' the puse of the creatures that with a promise that it will be smok- | Georgia apiarist, has developed a0 FRo ¥ 008 WAL icin hesa make them. ed later. way to deceive the creatures so that for the market frequently take food | “Gems,” which once gave the In addition to having to provide | their capture is merely 3 mattér of from the ‘comb 1o WhEb. o Gueen « fnder the thrill of unearthing a separate windows for feminine de- | routine. bee is being reared and place it in pirate’'s treasure, have been estab- positors, branches of American He manufactures a lalse honey- | gther gections, the deception en- lished to be little houses in which {banks established in Chinatown have | comb that is so perfectly. construct- couraging the workers to feed sev- an extraordinarily delicate insect— {to have separate windows for each |ed that even the queen doesn’t rec- | org) queens at theg same time, margarodes—shelters itself during jof the mrgert (a‘mily n:::;llons.hThe ognize the deception and makes her a period of inactivity. Lees expect to be wai on by &!way to the special cell that Sher- '?;“"'" for feminine adornment | Liee, the Qwongs by a Qwong and | man has devised as a trap. He never ;s BEETLES PARALYZED are preduced in colors ranging from {the Wongs by a Wong. 8ix family | fails to lure the quech from any Washington. May 10 (M—Geran- pure white to reddish-brown and in | windows take care of l‘he majority | given comb section. iums have a peculiar fascination for size from tiny gun shot to almost lof the Chinese of 8San Francisco. Ehernon days the clralory: Dakes t{le destructive Japanese beetle the size Of & pea. which, after eating both the flowers They may be found in loose or sandy soil in a band around the Swners SPECIAL A Complets Parker Desk Set a New Pen An efficiency expert who objected | . !t0 the operation of 18 windows for | It unnecessary for him {o scrape |, g foliage, is paralysed. Some ve-. |jess than 200 Chinese depositors |2round the whole hive, probably 1n- | cover but many die. When beetles |learned his lesson only after hun- |Juring or Killing many bees in the ffeeq on geraniums exposed to the world as ';' "‘:;:‘}.‘l ame‘o):an‘fvn;:g dreds of thousands of dollars in de- | search for their aueen. sun more of them are paralyzed than ;‘u::: "::tey uocculre' especie&lly in | posits had been withdrawn. There never are many qucens.|if the flowers are in the shade. —_— | Usually there is only one in a hive. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | When there are more they fight. A 'READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Georgia and Florida. Scientists have been unable to de- termine, however, how the “pearls” are produced or what the habits of the insect are. A life cycle, built partially by conjecture, supposes that eggs hatched in the soil produce small larvae. These make their way to plants where they feed and secrete the substance from which they build a little globe around them- selves. The globe, brittle but hard. is thought to shelter them for periods of years under adverse conditions they could not otherwise stand. Then they burst through their self- ‘made cell as full-fledged insects and chiefly to the make their way into the ground, |y, "o (ijirornia, ‘where eggs are laid and the process | ;.\ ¢or the Chinese me | MOHILL’S [me SHOP STATIONERS SHOP 297 MAIN STREET HOUSE PAINT—PENROX SPRAYING LACQUERS—VARNISH FREE m THIS ADVERTISEMENT EXCHANGED FOR [z] 40z.CanPeninsular All Purpose Enamel “ IF PRESENTED AT OUR STORE SATURDAY, MAY 11 an Francisco banks employ many Chinese girls to wait on feminine | patronage of their own Miss Rose E. Wong is shown behind her | window, Inset is Miss Flora G. Look, another bank cmploye, o Adler’'s = Mother’s Day s educa- |and a few hold even niore responsi- today | ble positions. is repeated. _ Imakes her a factor in the banking| The growth of feminine banking T:" 'g"e‘f‘%d;fl'lwlh m*‘;‘ be b"““’hfe of the city. has the branch managers of several | 5 up by the handful, long have been| \yhen the courts upheld the right|institutions wondering how Chinese AT . " i used for ornamental purposes. |of husband and wife (o divide the|New Year will affect thoir feminine NOUE NAIMIE 5o vsi v i a e omala s o e e e hiie S s e et e wioh s can be fittingly remembered, with delight to Mother d9d 4 The bureau of entomology hasfamily income under certain condi- | patronage. recelved a sample of the “pearls” |tiong and make separate tax returns,| The Chinese business ctiquet pre- found in California, but no study there was a rush of Chinese women |scribes that the customer shall re- has been made to determine further|to become bank depositors. e a call from the head of the the history and habits o fthe crea-| (Chinese banking etiquet acquired which he patronizes extens and savings to the givers during our Anniversary Sale Which Is Still in Progress. 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