New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1914, Page 12

Misses’ velty mixtures. .00 Misses’ heavy Coatings. Sale Price 18.00 Misses’ and -Ladies’ models and materials. the new 5.00 Misses’ Plush and Wool Coatings, and fancy modéls. apron Sale bcy Cambric. Sale price es. New pat- e Te yd Tc yd e grows stronger every day as the sale goes on, for we are adding to it daily, new goods at MILL PRICES and’the public has an opportunity to purchase URRAN COMPANY GREAT LOOM END SALE]| "'FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1014, 381 to 385 Main St. New Britain, Conn. seasonable fhan some merchants have paid for the same quality early in the season, for the prices now quoted are the lowest knqwn MILL PRICES. : Fat this great value givining event it will pay you to come to it tomorrow and then you will want to come every day af ter, while the SALE LASTS. I Women's Tailored Coats and Juniors’ Coats in Sale Price and Ladies’ Coats in Coats in Sale Price Coats in in plain Sale Price and Ladies’ Crash Toweling. Worth 7c¢, Sale Cotton Bleached. price 59¢ Bleached Sale price Pillow Sale price 14c Bleached Cases, 45x36. $4.98 $8.98 $12.49 4e yd 9¢ ea A Big Ribbon Special 500 pieces of All Silk Ribbon new patterns. Worth 25c to Sale price Women’s Shirt Waists §1.00. in Crepes, worth Women’s Silk Waists in colored, worth $2.50. Women's House Dresses, in light, dark worth up to and medium colors, $1.50.. .Sale Price Women's Sateen Skirts in colors, worth 79c. Sale Price 's Gingham Dresses, 6 ar sizes, worth 9 Sale Fleeced Worth Men's Ribbed Lined Underwear. 50c. Sale price 39 39 19 . Men's Working Shirts in gray flannelette. Worth 50c. Sale price $1.00 Gray Wool Sale price [Men Shirt: Sale Price Voiles and Salc Price white and black anu vear Price in 35c yard. ine izes Women's black, all 19, 49c $1.19 59¢ 39¢c 49c Women’s Muslin Wamen's Muslin fine muslin, Women’'s Corset made, 39c. Cover and worth 69c. Linea Under- le price Women's Fleeced Bleached Ribbed wear. 25c¢ gualit. 19¢ 42 ¢ 39¢ Women's Fine Bleached Ribbed Union Suits. Worth 79c. Sale. price Fine Sale Women's 50¢ Bleached Underwear. price A Big Hose Special and $1.00 to $1.75 pair. Sale price Night Robes, trimmed, worth 50c. Sale Price 3 for Women’s Flannelette good weight, werth 59c. lace trimmed, worth $1.00. beautifully Sale Price ‘Women’s Muslin Combinations, Corset Skirt, Sale Price Women's Tailored Suits $9.98 $12.98 $14.98 $17.98 19; apr $1.00 39¢ 69c 21c 42c All Silk Hose in qualities from neatly $15.00 Fine Tailored Suits. Night Robes, Price Salc Price #18.00 High Grade Tailore’ Suits, Sale Price Night Robes, extra and Hamburg Sale Price $20.00 Man Tailored TFine Suits. cell izd fale Price worth Covers, extra trimmed $25.00 Suits made of the finest rhater- jals and high grade linings lates Drawers, models. Sale Price also — e Tc ea 3¢ ea 19¢™ 36 and 38 inch All Wool Dress Goods, Worth Gve. Sale price 45 and 50 inch All Wool Serges. Worth 89c¢ vard. Sale price Fine Imported Handker- chiefs. Hand work bord- ers. Worth 12 1-2¢c to 19¢c. Women’s Fast Black Cot- ton Hose, 12 1-2c¢ kind. Sale price 430" 69" 49" 9 pr Tc pr 9 p Fancy border Handker- chiefs. Worth 5c to 8c. Sale price Hose 10¢ Children's School in black, 12 1-2¢ and kind. Sale price 42 inch Fancy Goods in the new Worth Worsted stripes. 75¢ vard. Sale price Fancy Box Handker- chiefs. Worth 29¢ to 35c'a box. Sale price Half Hose. Sale price Men’s Cotton 12 1-2c quality, COLLEGE N OPENED Opens Deors gof War. - e of The Associated Press.) 20.—Notwithstanding ew University of Frank- been opened. The Em- the statutes of the new on ugust 1, the day the obilization was for all time with the great ust as the university of s known throughout Germany | ¢ing been born during the Na- | ic wars. The University of fort has also attached to itself | iniscence of those days by open- s doors on the anniversary of the TS IF KIDNEYS OR BLADDER BOTHER rmiess to flush Kidneys Splendid For Kidneys. acids. and and Bladder weakness re- 1c from uric acid, says a noted au- i The kidneys filter this acid om the blood and pass it on to the ladder, where it often remains to ritate and inflame, causing a burn- g, scalding sensation, or setting up n frritation at the neck of the blad- er, obliging you to seek relief two r three times during the night. The fferer is in constant dread, the wa- Kidney r passes sometimes with a scalding | is very profuse; again, | pnsation and ere is difficulty : Bladder weakness, avolding it. most folks call on. nd sometimes very painful, ordered. | new seat of learning will be ! because they can’t control urina- | While it is extremaly annoying | this is | sally one of the most simple ajlments | overcone. 2 Jud Salts from your pharmacist and cc:@ tablespoonful in a glass of fater before breakfast, continue this br two or three da; This will neu- alize the acids in the urine so it o longer is a source of irritation to e bladder and urinary organs which en act normally again. Jad Saits is inexpensive, harmless, d is ma&c from the acid of grapes nd lemon juice, combined with lithia, Ind is used by thousands of folks ‘ho arc subject to urinary disorders used by uric acid irritation. Jad Its is splendid for kidneys and uses no bad cffects whatever. Herc¢ you have a pleasant, ®effer- feccent “lhia<water drink, vhich uickiy relieves bladder trouble. QGet about four ounces | | members battle of Leipzig, where Napoleon's power in Germany was finally broken. The opening, on ~October 18, was without any special ceremony. The kaiser sent from miliitary heeadquar- ters a despatch expressing his regret | that the “defense of the Fatherland from' the nefarious attacks of enemies’” rendered it impossible for him to be present. The institution begins its under favorable financial and intel- lectual auguries. An endowment fund of about $2,000,000 has been collected. A large part of this was given by 3 of the Frankfort Speyer family, which is also represented in New York. A considerable contribu- tion was also made, it is understood, by Jacod H. Schiff, of New York, as a gift to his native city. The city of Frankfort undertakes to make annual appropriations for meet- ing a part of the running expenses, a fact which gives this university a unique position among those of Ger- our | career many, as it also notes a departure in municipal activities in Germany. It had been proposed by the contributors t6. the endowment that the city should have exclusive control, including the *lection of the faculty: but this was rejected by the Prussian legislature; hence the appointment of professors is made by the ministry of education, as at the other universities. The city government, however, is well repre- sented on the board of trustees and has an extensive influenice over the ad- ministration of affairs. No Theological Faculty. In still another respect the Univer- sity of Frankfort differs from the other German institutions. It has, namely, no theological faculty. effort was made to give it one, but the proposal was defeated by the argu- ment that the number of theological | students has greatly decreased at the cxisting universities, and hence that there was no ground for increasing the faculties for theological instruction. The woman who has worn LA FRANCE doesn’t concern herself about comfort or wear- ing quality—she knows they go with the name. All she has to do is pick her styles, and her shoe problems are settled for another six months. We await your early selection. No. 381 is a very likeable model in Sterling Patent Colt, welt, clota top, plain toe, Dixie last, Cuban heel. LA FRANCE fits and makes YOU fit for An | ! bingen, Strassburg, i vears ago. | The George Spever house for m | apparently Yet Frankfort will have more facul- ties than the other universities, owing to the fact that it signs . to separate faculties some subjects that are grouped together at the older institu- tions. It will have the following five cdepartments: Law, medicine, philo- sophy, natural science, and economic and social science. Frankfort starts out with more than one hundred professors and instruc- tors, and it is already a greater institu- tion in this respect than Giessen, Tue- and some other German unive: Several were taken from Berlin, several from Vienna, still others from Leipzig, Basle, Kiel and Prague. The new univer: hospitals and museum splendid equipment. The city Frankfort places at its disposal the municipal 1ik v of more than 1,350,- 000 volumes, as well as the great city hospital established about twenty-five This gives the university some departments libraries, as part of its has better facilities in of medicine than some of the institutions. Thus it has two clinies especially for children’s diseases, as well as others for ear and diseases—facilities which some of the other institutions are still longing for. king regearches into pharmaceutical chem- isiry, which is presided over by the famous Professor Paul Ehrlich, been incorporated bodily into the new university. his has 0 been the case with the Neurological ! Institute of Professor Edinger. There #re also extensive m ums of zoo- logy, mineralogy, geology and botany. KING ALFONSO DEEPLY INTERESTED IN WAR| Ruler of Spain Works out Positions of Armics on a Large Scale French Ordnance Survey Map. spondence The Pr. Madrid, Nov. 20.—King takes a deep interest in the war. until he (Co! Alfonso He never goes to bed has seen the French official statement. With the principal members of his general staff the king works out the of the scale French ordnance map which hangs in a prominent position on his office wall. He discusses every movement eagerly and enthusiastical- Iy with his generals, explaining to them what he would have done had he been in the place of the opposing commanders. Those who have been present at these midnight gatherings declare that the voung monarch’s criti- cisms are remarkably shrewd and show a firm grasp of the underlying principles of modern warfare, Opinion generally regarding the war is divided, clericals, conservatives positions armies on a large survey of | older | throat | has | Associated | and the military element sympathiz- WORKMEN IN DEMAND, ing with Germany, although there are some notable exceptions, such as Senor Maura, the leader of the con- servative party, who has declared his sympathies for France. The radicais g0 so far as to advocate the interven- tion of Spain at.the side of France, while the republicans are in favor of a benevolent neutrality. inobilizatien of the army, but pointed out as an indication condition it of the country (Correspondence of The Associated is Press.) Christiania, Nov, 20.—Workmen are in demand at a minimum wage of $5.00 on a branch of the government- wnqd railroads. Difiiculty is being | experienced to find laborers. This the prosperous of that with even a small percentage of the population in idleness, workmen cannot be induced to leave the towns i and cities even when offered good Dining Room Furniture In Golden Oak, Fumed Oak and Mahogany. of the introduction of new furnishings into the howe, rumpkin Pie, s the and opportune . the festival of Homecoming. rkey sion. Now, what do you need ning Room is, of course, the center of attraction on this o« to give an added touch of cheerfulness to this room?” We can serve you well. whatever it may be—u Table, Set of Chairs, Dinner Set. Rug or Draperies, We have anticipated your needs. and arc ready to do our part cheerful one. C. C. FULLER COMPANY 40-56 Ford Street, Hartford, Overlooking Capitol Grounds Where Quality Is Higher Than Price ew 1 g Table, Buffet, China Closet, Serving in making the dsy a happy and shortage is =aild to be due in part to ¢