New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1929, Page 8

7 7 AT’TF\IPFR 10 1929. Mrs. Jimmy Walker Offers New Slant On New York Mayor’s Real Home Life—Denies He's ‘Butterfly’| et | Not Night Club Devotee at All, She Insists—Loves to | Hear Him Make Speeches—World's Impression 1 That Executive Is Man About Town Wrong. ‘ | New Yo S il | Associated Py Photo (center,) nav: against three American shipbuildix the nave reneva in 19 t depar d senate inquiries. Ser ah (left,) foreign l‘\"h‘ ) chairman senate naval senat 16ve. Bodies of Air Crash f"&’ Identified at New cor- | Suit of W ‘\lmm B. Shearer ¢ Radio Justie and Senator Hale JIMMY WALKER B@RBER INSPECTOR HILLED BY ALIENS - IMPROVENENTS AT ™z CENTRAL JL. HIGH Auditor e Changes Made During Vacation &' mday and Gymnasiu yndon, Sept. 10 (A) ed to nmed due to Acid | For Troubles INDIGESTION {mmigration Official Slain bt Lonely SpJ -\Iflng River City hall W hold of m dusty pla on th of Gr FOUNTAIN BULLETIN SPANISH PEANUTS S-P-E-C-I-A-L onroe Stores iyt Mashed Potatoes and Vegetable 25¢ 8 MAIN STREET LEONARD BUILDING | ] Just R“((’i\(‘d MONROE’'S MERIT MERCHANDISE l TUNA FISH RUN-PROOF BABY DRILL FELS NAPTHA s RAYON VESTS BUNTINGS FOR SHOP y t Just !; Price For Guaranteed run-proof Ribbon trimmed, in APRONS SOAP extra heavy gauge rayon heavy weight bunting— his your head- That large bar that you Wednesday 5 each one comes indi- vidually boxed. Pink and Self Straps blue. All sizes. 87 | 1+ when you want Drill for that apron. 29c YARD g in pastel shades. always pay more for. — Limit 3 to a Customer ys pay m . Our Price 5c¢ WEDNESDAY SPECIAL — Boys' — | WEDNESDAY SPECIAL ST 100 TO CLEAN UP FALL SUITS .u ’ 1 ) ° 9 2-piece ‘(‘I.ch.l.» i;flt ‘;md Laales Aprons to 8. $1.98 10 | Aprons in Fast Color Percales and Prints MONROE'S says every one GUARANTEED fast or refunded. youi money in mer- wvon finish. Wednesday Only SOLD ON OUR STREET FLOOR W ednesday is Bargam Day at Monroe’s Men's HOT CHALLIES Women's PART WOOL JETS | PILLOW BERETS | WORK WATER SLIPPERS WOOL SITIMHONE, CASES lnponted PANTS BOTTLES PLAIDS y o : uegl Only For Wednesday 39c 17c 79¢ $1 00 $1 00 THE DANGER POINT '/ THE DANGER POINT How to ssafegum*d your family’s health this winter Health centers upon the food we eat. You know that. And so for your family you buy the best of nourishing food. But do you preserve this food safely, economically? Doctors and public health authorities are agreed that only artificial refrigeration the year around safely guards perishable food products. Cold is the conqueror of those tiny micro-organisms that cause food to spoil. Fifty degrees To set the nation thinking on this vitally important topic of proper food preservation—to glean new ideas, new facts and figures concerning food preser- vation in guarding health and preventing economic waste, the National Food Preservation Council offers prizes to the value 0f $25.000 for the best essaysin a N al ldea Contest. The capital prize is a Modcl Home; or $10,000 in gold. The is the danger point. When the temperature creeps above that point bacteria multiply When it falls too low—as in back-porch astonishingly. and window -sill makeshifts —foods freeze, lose their nour- ishment value. Whether the calendar says June or January, artificial re- frigeration keeps the temper- ature exactly where it should be to avoid waste, and guards the health of your family. Share in 835 Prize Contest Awards Totaling *25,00 Tor writing best 400 word letter telling: “Why 50 Degrees Is the Danger Point,” you can win first prize— MODEL HOME L) CASH VALUE second prize a 1930 five-passen- Cadillac Coupe, selling at 5 I. 0. B. Detroit; the third prize $2,000 in gold—and so on down the list of 832 other big cash awards. Ask us for your free copy of the booklet “How to Safeguard YourFamily’sHealth”. Thistells you the rules of the comtest; the names of the judges; and gives complete list of prizes. National Food Preservation Council i New Britain Division it PALISTINE REINFORCEMENTS EAD HERALD CLASSIFIED AD.