New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1916, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1916. ’Bost(ln_ Store A Delayed Shipment of BEACON ROBE FLANNELS, Also BATH ROBE BLANKETS with frogs and girdles to match, just received. —o « As this is all we can have - this season, an early selection is advisable. W&Gu HARTFORD Chic Styles of Brassieres FROM MANY MODELS WE SELECT 35 WHICH ARE ESPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR GIFTS song and music—music for dancing, the old Christmas carols, music for merrinient—music such as only the Columbia Grafonola, ¢«The Instrument with the Tone of Life” can bring. Let zbis Christmas be brightened for you and your family by “The One Incomparable Musical Instrument”’~—see your Columbia dealer z0day and reserve the instrument you want at once. Columbia Grafonolas range in price from $1 5 to $350—a model to suit you,whatever you wish. Brassieres are being much sought after for Christmas gifts this season, They are a necessity of dress and are made up in remarkably pretty styles that every woman who receives one or more for Christmas will be pleased. And it's easy selecting from this stock when— 50c buys a pink mesh bandeau Brassiere. 50c buys an allover lace Brassiere. 50c buys a choice of 10 styles of lace & embroidery trimmed Brassieres 50c buys a dainty Brassiere with embroidery back and front. $1 buys a bandeau Brassiere in white or a pink silk allover Filet lace. $1 buys a pink silk Brassiere top and bottom trimmed with cream Filet lace. oy The Christmas spirit is in s evidence all over this store. ‘Come in and see what you can find here. o Have you a SEWING MACHINE on your list? That would be an ideal Xmas gift. $18.50 and $23.50 ; o i,i—l.'ul TR N [ i The $200 Columbia Grafonola is the apex of achievement in upright instruments. Tonally, mechanically, artistically, it is the utmost per- fection of the reproducing art. $1 buys a bandeau Brassiere trimmed entirely with cotton Cluny lace. $1.50 buys a lovely evening Brassiere of pink crepe de chine and lace. $1.50 buys a China Sflk bandeau Brassiere. $1.50 buys a Brassiere with dainty veining and embroidery. $1.560 buys a Brassiere trimmed with rich embroidery. $2.95 buys choice of five evening Brassieres, pink crepe de chine, pink and white silk, cream color Cluny lace, white Filet also bandeau style | lined with net. . Here You Are--Books for Children Given Away WITH EACH PURCHASE AT THE INFANT'S WEAR SECTION. | MOTHER GOOSE RHYMES, PUSS IN BOOTS, CINDERELLA, LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD Cute little booklets, with those good old fantasies illustrated, and| | just the thing to tuck into the little one’s stocking. 1 [e] THE “MOTOR WEAVE” AUTO BLANKETS AT $6.75 EACH would make the whole fam- ily happy. k] The $150 Columbia Grafonola is convincing evidence that the Columbia is incomparable as a musical instrument. The highest tone-quality, with every refinement of mechanism, form and finish to correspond. -0 UMBRELLAS FROM 50c TO $8.00 EACH. PULLAR * Columbia Grafonola Price $200 Columbia Grafonola Price $150 The $100 Columbia Grafonola is an exemplary sample of what the best American craftsman- ship can produce. In appearance, as in fone, it stands alone. We give one free with each purchase at infant's wear section. | The $50 Columbia Grafonola is the most in j Printed on fine coated paper, with pictures in colors. music produced at the price. Its tone-quality i \ is unusual, its tone-volume astonishing. : ; : : e Columbia Grafonola Price $50 FATHER OF BILL FOR COMBINATIONS FOR EXPORT TRADE New Columbia Records on sale the 20th of every month. OLUMBI Columbia Grafonola Price $100 The Goodness of Aunt Delia’s Bread is its sweetness, it purity and its nourishing quality—Your grocer sells it~ OUR GERMAN ' CHRISTMAS CAKES In the making of our GERMAN CHRISTMAS CAKES we use only the best and purest of ingredients and by the same formulas used in so-called German Fine Bakeries, thus getting the same delicious Cakes and CookiCs as the real imported goods, We have the following kinds: Honey Cakes, plain and with Al- monds, at 12c and 18c per package, Pfeflernuesse (Honey Nuts) at 20c per 1b. Anis-Springerle (squares) at 30c per Ib, Anis-Drops at 35c per Ib. Hart’s different sizes. - Animal Cookies (Honey Cake) at 25¢ per 1b. Dow't fail to get your supply of those goods early; they keep well for several weeks, GRAFONOLA AND \ COMPLETE STOCK OF COLUMBIA RAFONOLAS RECORDS FOR SALE IN NEW BRITAIN BY BRODRIB & WHEELER 138 MAINSTREET, TEL -4 L. A. GLADDING 4 CHESTN T STREFET, TED. who showed the interstate commerca commission where he could save the railroads of the country $1,000,000 a day: and Giloreath, who revolutioniz- ed the brick-laying trade, which had 1 |Pharnuah. The stating that the self- same principles which had worked k) ||,hese miracle cases could be applied by any man in any job, he smashed George F. Barber Tells Business o bis "main “subiact: “fiow o 1n. Men of Its Application “The aveage man,” said Mr. Bar- ber, wastes ten per cent. of his brain, according to the csearches of Profes-- | sor James of Harvard. Of his whole “He who does not do well what he { person, however, he wastes not less not happy. He is kidding i‘l‘fl" seventy| per loent Thisjia mot himself, and the man w s B ot susenworwh, Ttihas Dosn Droved This was but eno of {he Seangy | 1t on this I may state that I have statements which Georse T Darbby |1t from the largest insurance com- 1iye kwizeNomalencylexport andiipresiol| Reay L LSERSRWOr dithat lent jofheyery dent of the New York Effietency club | D220red meb 1n this room fhirty flve hurled *at the large and intensely | L. e dead at the age of 5. That | interestea audience of men assembleq | climinates them. But note this—of to hear him fin the Y. M. C. A, gym. | (D08e that are left only one will be nasium last evening. Mr. Barber | VeAlthY by his own efforts, four will | gave them efficiency straight fom the | 28 _Well-to-do from the same causes, shonlder and showed them wherein | (' Will be working for a living—and they and their businesses were lach. |the other fifty-five- will be dependent ing, and how both comd he. ek~ lon others, All from lack of personal whole and successful. For this frany | ¢fciency.” does is LEONARD & HERRMANN CO. IN YOUR SEARCH FOR “THE RIGHT THING TO GIVE” RE MEMBER OUR ASSORTMENTS AND VALUES ASSURE PERFEOT SATIS- ACTION N You can't ef around theFact that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey GIFT HOSIERY FOR GIFTS Something Every Miss or Tady welcomes, from 123§c The |to $1.50 a pair, 1y |See our line of black and Gm |colored Silks, at 50c a pair. NECKWEAR UMBRELLAS FOR MILADY Youw’ll find here a wide as- sortment for choosing from 79¢ to $3.98 each. JUST WHAT SHE WANTS, A NEW PAIR OF GLOVES EDWIN Y. WEBB Definitions of Efficiency. Representative Edwin Y. Webb of North Carolina, democrat, .is the au- ghor of the bill now pending in con gress to allow American firms to form combinations for foreign trade with- out violation of the anti-trust laws. In his recent message to President Wilson favored such legis- lation without mentioning specifical- congress speaking and the brilliant light which he flashed on complexing problems of busin he was given a great hand and deserved it. Mr. Barber spoke in the inter of the personal efficiency course, which is to be started under the aus- pices of the local Y. M. C. A. Wed- nesday evening December 20 in the Stating then that efficiency was as old almost as man himself, he gave it in deflnitions to mean: 1, the state of possessing adequate skill or knowl- edge for the performance of a duty or calling; 2, ability to find the and elps Health est-and quickest way to do what you want to accomplish. back, and so that we may see what we are doing with our energy, brains Select a pair at once, we have a good assortment’ to show you. the dainty, Collars and Sets we are showing. 25¢ to $1.98. NO. 165 MAIN STREET take the best, way to the desired goal. Webster’, the Harrington Emerson’s definition. “These are the easiest and quickest The first is “The same applies to men” he|and time, which are our implements pointed out, “with the exception that |of success and correspond to the men must practice the three func- | business weapons of men, money, tions of their efliciency by the sweat | cquipment and material, and the use of their brow. Kspecially must they | determines what dividends practice mentally. And with thcso‘in success we pay. Planning—ivith | These singers have travelled over th entire United States, singing in the i terest of their school, of which the are graduates. The program to bo rendered consist of old-fashianed plantation melodie folk songs and dialect readings, T men are a highly trained singers, and the community given a treat in their appea Other cities have been very respon sive to their meetings, and §, the Webb bill association building, and at the close s i of the gripping address its effect was to be seen in many application car which were signed and, passed in. So valuable is the course deemed that |jmportant things,” he said—*the seve '”, of um_ manufacturing con- I gkill and ability to perform, and the cerns in the city have agreed to de- !ability to perform and the ability to {fray part of the expenses of their men |find and take the best. easiest and who attend the lessons. quickest way. Their sum was effi- Results Obtained by ciency in man or business. “guaranteed by the manufacturer, As an introduction to his remarks “In business the elements B Xer Ihie food andldrugi it Tuvel a0l | M Barbes sy few instances of | Mmade for efficiency were only five in 1906, serial number—" was noted to- | the wonderful re that had been jnumber, proces materials, equip- * day by department of agriculture of- |obtained in the mecchanical and man- | ment, methods. and men, and the ficials. The guaranty now may he [ufacturing end of the efficiency move- | most important of these arc maen.” stamped on the dealer's invoice and | ment by its great nioneers, Taylor, To illusirate his point he spoke of since November 1 has been forbid- | Emerson, Gantt and Gilbreath. He the $15,000,000 battleship, a heautiful den on labels except those printed be- |told of Tavlor and the wonders he ' piece of mechanism to look at fore May 5, 1914. had performed in the revolutionizing a joke in its special line without The object of the new system is to |of the stecl industry in which on en- | special men to man her. avoid creating the popular impres- |tering he had found men handling | Continuing his business illustrations | slon, which grew out of the guaranty | only twelve fons of metal a day, and ' he showed that there werc threo : clause on the label, that the govern- |on leaving them handling forty with things to do at the hefore ef | Eiiasg ment analyzes and guarantees the [less effort than had heen expended on fisiency could be attempted in any 31 + eontents. Printing the guaranty on |the twelve. Of Emerson, v, these being: 1, huild un the invoice transfers responsibility | the Santa equipment to the top notel ot out 5 W « ommon e \ I ix nothing but | Rooker T, Washington was founder, [trouble at Headquarte B (rclee e S O A > . y s SSel e Al | Will appesr in this city at the Y. M. C. | on guard at the E from the { three ¥ dealer to the manufacturer. i\l‘.m hawo and 2, analyze te Azd the 2 | whetn 4 . going sel, cans straight-from A, Sunfiay, Desmsbet 17th, 4 p. m.{were made’ shoulder, heart-to-neart talks and | adherence to them; fair deal, which means nothing less than the Golden Rule: and the efficiency reward, which is what its name applies, the prize put up for the effort expended. Indications point to the fact that = second - GUARANTY DISAPPERS. May Not Be Placed on Medicine of which P age Labels. three must be practiced the threc |the records to lay out the weck, the functions on which efliciency and suc- [ month or the year. Scheduling— | iy 513 a are based: 1 to locate, so hreaking the plans up into usable | Lecond RO {_“"v“")‘“"“ 2 ;“T" what you a fitted | units for short periods of time. Dis- | pes5 courzos 11 ew Britaln Ll o the power to measure, so as ! patching—perhaps the most import- | roken. The efficiency group will be strain after the little incon- [ ant in the elimination of , since ‘“'\“" ”l';“fh‘““ to 100 easinon things: 3, the power to it is the making sure that a thing b SRR ] ALl " | crowds have attended Tt L ds e Sl retary A. H. Andrews of the Cham- Sanye g 10t hegun and endec > laid out Lo that many will take advantage retard.”” Most of us, he ‘for it tandardized anall| s ot Gomimerce, I ssaacet: sdgaendod] At s e e S g Forty reservations for the class were | treat for New Britain, attend| fin wo, standardized operatior hilliere]| s | Admission to the e but very poor on the third, and there ~mechanical principles that make for . tickets, which trol lay the secret of our lack of accom- | climination of lost effort, but which R e P at the oftic 3 the | Plishment. We wasted too mu and apply equally to the human and his JUBILEE SINGERS COMING. i3 o escape this da . we must abido | officienc i —— clement and fundamental Sk 5 | Wil Entertain at .M. C.A on efficiency, ar 3 in Washington, Dec. 13.—Rapid dis- #ppearance of the familiar formula on food and drug paokage labels power as to know hest Pioneers. ance her not to which scquential eliminate, so pile up and ried, fine on the that waste conditions and meeting will may be obtained were The hreaking of an electric ligh the Mark considerablg night Police: reported the s and remained sgene until repairg by the T the ¢ ; o these of the first set ; re on I'ark 3 the manual and mechanical orde Sung Afiernoon, VLS ROIE AR Mgt nenp wdded the intang importan ontset of Jubllee Singers from | ham block restited in Normal and Industrial In- | electrical Alibama, of which the late | man J. L A\ company Tuskeegee stitute. display last Carlson nation ¢ who saved 000,000 in ablished record been breken, a