New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1915, Page 5

'B.C.PORTER ~ _SONS BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY ' ANNLSL L LCOUNT 28 Our ANNUAL SALE offers an exceptional opportunity to buy high grade Furniture and Rugs at an extremely low price. We call special attention to the fact that these discounts are on our regular stock of guaranteed goods. No “job lots” or “seconds.” | HYGENO STEEL CARPET 1 100 SWEEPERS, Absolutely Guaranteed SpeClal 98c | each No 'Phone or Mail Orders. None Sent C. O. D. None Delivered. Only One to a Customer. 13 BED ROOM FURNITUI We must clear out part of our large stock to n Fall goods. Suites are marked at,a consideral Odd pieces are way, way down, in many cases belo Mahogany, Walnut, Maple. Several desirable pies DRESSERS. . IRON AND BR $9.00 Dresser .. $5.50 Bed . $15.00 Dresser .. $8.00 Bed . ~ DINING ROOM FURNITURE . .. Golden Oak, Fumed Oak and Mahogny. A splendid as- . sortment of popular Period Designs in ahogany. We list . here only a few of the many bargains. ? BUFFETS. TABLES. . $19.00 Sideboard ...... $25.00 Table (used) .... $8.00 .$29.00 Sideboard | §9.00 Table .. §7.25 ¢ 3.00 - Buffet | $13.00 Table ..$10.75 . $28.00 $19.50 Table $26.00 Table $32.00° Table | $38.00 Table . $46.00 Tables CHINA CABINETS. $17.00 Cabinet $21.00 Cabinet . i $26.00 Cabinet . $25.00 Cabinet .. $30.00 Cabinet ... $34.00 Cabinet . $42.00 Cabinet .. Buffet $32.00 Buffet $60.00 Sideboard $53.00 Buffet $65.00 Buffet $70.00 Duffet $95.00 Buffet $120.00 Buffet ' SERVING TABLES. $14:50 Table ..........311 $18.00 Table . $24.00 Table . ~'$88.00 Table . F Chairs of Ok with slip ' Table, Oak, top 24x36, extra shelf and book racks. suite finish in beantiful brown -fumed finish: “Special Rockers . " Hardwood frame, cane seat, high back with ornamental ; --$1.95 | ered with green cloth....$1.65 WODERNIZING TONNS * ON NEDITERRANEAN , Ylar Causes Weird Transforma- -~ tion fn (Cerrespondence of ‘the Associated Press.) . Athens, July 15.—A correspondent "with the British . expeditionary force at the Dardanelles, although not al- ‘lowed Wy the censor to give the name ‘of the seaport where ho is stationed, sends the following description of the {own and the picturesque force gath- ering there: 3 . _‘“We have been lying for four days “"in"a land-locked harbor, whero the *French and English troops are con- For Goodness Sake Don’t _Dve Your Hair Restore It to Its -Naturai Youthful Colors with LeMay’s Sage and Quinine, Which Is Not a Dye and Contains No Dan. 2 gerous Ingredicuts, : Just 8 few applications of this fa- mous French prescription and*you will | have what no other preparation will %ive; a Jovely even shade of dark lus-, trous hafr: that will' make "you 1ook y#ars younger and no one can ever tell that it has been applied. A large 7-onuce bottle of this old &BG tharoughly reilable French recipe < ean be.secured all ready for use for L sum at any well stocked drug Atore. Ask for LeMay's Sage and Quinine. - The price is never more than 50 cents and it i1s absolutely safe | &nd pleasant to use, as it is not a dye and contalns nc lead or other injur- {ols substance. Clark & Brainerd, . ‘Biker-Hegeman Drug Store will sup- Ply you. MED OAK SUITE, $17.88 seat of Spanish Imitation Leather. . The whole | Burrowes’ Folding - Card Tables Mahogany finish top, cov- centrating for their campaign against the Turks. The war has brought a weird transformation to, some of these sléepy Mediterranean towns, a transtormation that will mean per- manent changes to most of them. They will be modernized in many re- spects, and the = road-building and dock-making and general house- cleaning which the soldiers are do- ing will work almost a revolution in | the towns and their inhabitants. Plaic Most Interesting. “This place is most interesting just now, with its prosperous garrison of French troops-—chasseurs d’Afrique on their superb Arab horses, Senegal- ese Infantry as black 'as my hat, and Frenchmen in their blue tunios and red trousers. The Senegalese have odd iittle tents dotting a whole hillside each eight feet long, four feet wide, and only two feet high, in the mid- dle. of which six men sleep. During the day they lift one side up and | make a sort of awning of it, under which they ‘sit. The officers are all| Erenchmen, of course, some dark- haired men from the South, some fair, not yet sunburned. { “Then there are ordisary Frernch soldiers in their new khaki and Aus- tralians, big men, loose-limbed, rid’ ing carelessly rough-coated horses, looking all the time as if they might | easily fall off. Too numerous to. de- ' scribe, there are British regulars,’ Territorials, Marines, Artillery, Avi- ators, Sappers, Army Service Corps, | Red Cross, Greek soldiers and sail- ors, ‘and peasants. Among the latter | there is a small proportion of wom- | en, all wearing the native yashamg, | a kind of double veil. ‘Wooden Shacks Everywhere, “Wooden shacks have sprung up in all directions where loud voiced Greeks sell fruit, candies, postcards, sponges, tinned stuff of all sorts, whiskey, brandy and beer at 65 cents a bottle. The shacks are about half the size of a small automoblle gar- age, and invariably bear a sign *Bon Marche’ or else ‘Grill Room’ over the door, usually in chalk. “The streets are filled with mules staggering about under huge loads of fodder and supplies, ammunition carts, Red Cross army automobiles, ..$14.00 ..$19.60 ..$23.00 ..$17.00 wagons, and small boys in hundreds crying ‘Penny, signor, penny.’ Outin A menerons trial sample bottle for 10 eents by mail only from LeMay Rochestor, N. Y. the bay are battleships, cruisers, de. stroyers, transport supply ships, col- lers, hospital ships, Greek trading ish and nickel trimmed. count Sale. $62.50 ANGLO-PERSIAN .. $60.00 ARABIC $47.00 R. WORCESTER Above prices for 9x12. Wae mioo .. 24,00 Electra, 9x12 : 311 9.50 Was $26.50:.. The “Hygerio” Sweeper is made of steel, light in weight but very strong and durable—a sanitary sweeper which harbors no germs. Finished in a beautiful baked-enamel mahogany fin- Celebrated Whittall Rugs at Cut Prices (Discontinud Patterns.) ... 84150 .$87.60 Tapestry, 9x12. $ 1 Was $16.00 . .. 10.87 Smith, 9x12. : sl 6.37 | ' Was $22.50 .. < $40.00 TEPRAC ..... $34.00 CHLIDEMA ...... $30.00 PEERLESS ..... Smaller sizes at proportionate reductions. Sold for Cash Only. We place these sweepers on special salé as a big advertising feature of our Annual Dis- You-can imagine the advertisement that selling these 100 sweepers at 98¢ will create for us. More than that, the 100 lucky women who purchase sweepers will be reminded of the wonderful values offered by this store every time they use their sweepers, ON SALE FRIDAY AT 9 O’CLOCK -*13.50 .*24.00 Brussels, 9x12. Was $21.00 .. Velvet, 9x12. Was $32.00 .. B. C. schooners, and huge flat barges by the score. Everywhere, like the small boys on shore, dash the little, fussing puffing: French picket boats or the more dignified English launches. Building Road and Pier. “On the right, the French are mak- ing a road and pier. A little nearer te the town the Australians have already completed a big wharf, and the rick- ety structlire, that has served for gen- erations the neéeds of the sleeping vil- sige is piled high with every con- ceivable object from ‘baskets of lem- ons to hugh pieces of timber. It is erowded with natives and Greeks, and looks every second in danger of col- lapse. % “Quietly stalking through. all this flurry of war move the Greek priests with their uncut hair twisted up ‘like a woman’s or pushed up under their hats, with a courtepus salute to every one, black or white, officer or private that looks their way. “Inland half a mile war has van~ ished save for the long regular lines of tents on the Hillsides-and the oc~ casional faint call of a bugle. There HEAL YOUR SKIN WITH RESINOL It Sloxl Itching Instantly,and Clears way Unsightly Eruptions. If your ekin itches and burns with eczema or any such tormenting, un- sightly skin disease, simply wash the core places with Resinol Soap and hot water, dry, and apply a little Resinol Ointment. The itching stops IN- STANTLY, you no longer have to dig and scratch, sleep becomes possible, and healing begins at once. That is because the soothing, antiseptic Resinol medi- cation strikes right into the surface, arrests tho action of the disease, and almost always restores the tortured, in- flamed skin to perfect health—quickly, easily and at little cost. Preecribed by doctors for twenty years, and sold by every druggist. A GOOD WAY TO SHAMPOO Shampoo with Resinol Soap, rubbing its lather thoroughly into the scalp, so as to work in the soothing, healing Resinol medication. This almost always stops dandruff and scalp itching, and keeps the hair live, thick and lustrous. PORTER SONS OPPOSITE THE PARK the farmer ploughs with his old- world woden plough, drawn by sleepy oxen which are stimulated into action at intervals by the prick of the good. Beat Washing on Stones, “By the side of the streams, where popples, lilacs and ragged-robin are springing up as the same flowers are in many other quarters of the world, the women kneel beating their wash- ing on the stones, laughing and talk- ing, and behind them from the well walks the familiar Biblical figure of the woman and the pitcher. Turn toward the harbor and one has the antithesis—wild Western hurry and confysion and efficiency there, here Eastern peace. The latest deadly ex- plosive on one side, on the other the pitcher at the well. Yonder the big army automobile. truck, here the wooden oxdrawn plough.” / HOUSE COLLECTION FOR 0LD METAL School Children in Vienna Doing the Work Vienna, July 15.—(Correspondence of The Associated Press)—A house to house collection is being made in Vienna for old metal for war pur- poses. The collecting work is being done by school children. The mili- tary authorities and the munition manufactories are running short of copper, brass, tin, nickel and other metals, and the public is-appealed to for all kinds of worn out and broken household wares of these materials. The Patriotic War Metals Collecting H Fund has established storerooms with show windows in which are displayed specimens of articles desired, such as brass candlesticks, bronze figures, cop- per moulds, saucepans and metal plates ‘and dishes. Some 300,000 pounds of stuff is being brought in daily, Emperor Francis Joseph has direct- ed that about eight tons of old metal articles of the most. miscellaneous character should be sent from - the Hofburg and the palace at Schoen- brunn, and an archaelogist is sending 2 large quantity of Roman lead, exca- vated at his historic camp of Carnun- tum, near Pressburg, just across the Hungarian frontier. A Vienna bank has given old brass gas candelabra and petroleum lamps weighing nearly a ton, and a rubber manufactury at Bruenn, Moravia has sent half a ton of brass sheets which can be used directly for making cartridge cases. Public Respond Generously. In another recent canvas of the city four hundred and seventy three big wagon loads of misceilaneous effects, valued at $260,000 have been gathered in for the troops in the fleld, and for various charitable war organizations. The wagons went through every street, rich and poor districts alike, on thirty five collecting days between the mid- dle of December and the end of March. The public responded most generously with an extraordinary va- riety of gifts. : Among the principal items were over two millipn cigarettes, and a vast store of other smoking supplies, 45,» 000 pounds of chocolate cakes, bis- cuits, butter, flour and other .edibles, 8,000 pounds of candles and soaps, 4,700 bottles of wine, 6,000 jars of preserved fruits, 2,000 boxes of can- ned meats, and 1,250 bottles of min- eral water. Articles Of Clothing. There were immense quantities of warm clothing including 118,000 woolen garments;, 190,000 pieces of underwear, 18,000 articies of clothing, 13,000 pairs of shoes and 3,400 hats and caps. The whole work has been carried out by a special organization compos- ed largely of the women of Vienna. The actual collecting work was done by Boy Scouts. Summer Rash Washed Away In two -seconds you can stop that irritating itch from summer rash, ivy poison, bites, hives, prickly heat, pim- ples or any skin troubles that come with sultry weather. Just a few drops” of the mild, soothing wash, D. D. Prescription, will give you tastant relief. It costs just 26c for a genero.:s trial bottle to prove it. All druggists sell D. D. D, but we offer the first full size bottle on the guarantee that it will give you instant relief or your money_refunded. Ask also about D. D. D. Sozp. CLARK & BRAINERD CO., Druggists $18.00 Dresser $ $28.00 Dresser . $30.00 Dresser . .... $37.00 Dresser ... $56.00 Dresser . $42.00 Dresser .. $47.00 Dreséer .. $52.00 Dresser .. $60.00 Dresser .. $73.00 Dresser .. $82.00 Dresser CHIFFONIERS. 1 In all woods at proportion- ate reductions. PARLOR SUITES. 2 and 3-Piece Suites, cov- red in your choice of ma- terials. $53.00 $58.00 $68.00 $75.00 $85.00 Suite Suite Suite Suite Suite ODD CHAIRS From Parlor Suites, originally worth $20.00, $25.00. Now iee..i...$10.00 each JUICE OF FRUITS MAY BE PRESERVED All Varieties Yield to Bottling as Well as the Grape Washington, D. C., July.15.—That the juice of currants, blackberries, black raspberries, spur cherries and peaches may be prepared and kept as successfully as rrlp’o Juice and by the same methode, has now been demon- sirated in the course of a series of in- vestigations which the United States Department of Agriculture is conduct- ing into the whole complicated ques- tion of fruit juices. The juices of the fruits mentioned, it has been found, retain their characteristic color and flavor after being sterilized and stored away and can, therefore,, be made available for use throughout the year in households and al soda fountains, etc. In this way it s thought much fruit that has hitherto been allowed to go to waste may be utilized. Some Lose Color. 10.00 -Bed . $138.50 Bed " $16.00 Bed . $10.50 Bed . $23.00 Bed . $28.00 Bed $35.00 Bed . $40.00 Bed $46.00 Bed $55.00 Bed MAHOG. Both Four-! eon i ’ §2.95 [ $20.00 Chair ... $24.00 Chair $27.50 Chair .... $34.00 Chair .... LEATHER CHAIT $38.00 Chair . ... where atmospherie cluded in the Juice darkens gr These studies in the discovery of ing concentrated { ing which is not ordinary cider, ) much better. juice, however, p organiems and fi slow, i Eimilar n tration to & accomplished present time commercial pot not likely to Details of | discussion of t lous fruits of atmospheric oxygen a storage at low are contained in & United States Dej ture, No, 241, 8t For reasons, however; which are not as yet very thoroughly understood, the varfous fruits differ greatly in the | effects of sterilization ‘upon them. . Thus, strawberry juice and red rasp- | berry juice lose their distinctive colors | and flavors very readily and, therefore, can not be put up on a commercial scale and marketed as grape juice is. | | Lemon and orange juices also undergo | peculiar changes in flavor after ster- ilization and no satisfactory method of overcoming this obstacle has yet been Geveloped. Lemon juice is the more promising but this, too, can not yet! be manufactured commerclally with | success. With certain precautions, on | the other hand, pineapple can made to yield a sterilized juice of a very attractive flavor wnicn should | have distinct commercial possibilities. | The juice, however, should be kept in' cold storage at from 32 to 35 degrees Fuhrenheit Aafter sterilization, and most of the suspended material should be removed by means of a milk sep- arator or by filtration. Moreover, | i | i | reach the bursting much suffering | should at onee drugkist a € bottle of Moone's e strength). A By using this po less germicide ) is noticed in a few regular use ® n to their normal size. cease to WOTTY. treatment {8 hospitals andé plish N e D e e vy, and is used e factories as an: untailing thoe injured antiseptio. Brainerd Co.- R ¢ Drug Stores will supply ous sample by mail for Moone Chemical Co., B =3 - &