New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1917, Page 3

Boston Store A Lot of New and Speehlly Attractive Stylés in VOILE WAISTS * in white and color combina- ! tions have just arrived. ; AT 98¢ EACH y MIDDY BLOUSES . ' | =zre now in strong demand. - We are showing some very % stylish ‘effects in stripe and . .aolid color combinations AT 98¢ EACH. ' MEN’S NEGLIGEE S SHIRTS 'of the famous “Arrow Brand” ‘are featured this week ‘AT $1.00 and $1.50 EACH' These are exceptional value. If you are interested in 3 GINGHAMS We are well prepared to sup- 2 plyyom-wnnts. See our win- diqrhy of fine : Plaid A’l‘ ISeAYARD Before putting. away your l'\:n and Winter Garments, buyaWayneCedareded- robe. You will not regret it. | 75¢c and 85c¢ EACH. <, 1f you wake. up Wwith a bad. tast, “bad breath and tongue is coated; if ur head is dull or aching; it what eat sours and forms gas and acid in_stomach, or you are billous, consti- Ppated, nervous, sallow and can't get . feeling just right, begin inszide bath- ing. Drink before breakfast, a glass 4 real hot water with a teaspoonful ! of limestone phosphate in, it. This N flush the poisons and toxins from 'omach, liver, kidneys and bowels #nd cleanse, sweeten and.purify the Qnflra alimentary tract. Do your in- e bathing immediately upon arising thé morning to wash out of the sys-. all the previous: day’s; poisonous and sour bile hefore put-| fln: more food inta the atomach.: .. To feel like young folks feel; like you felt before your blaod, nerves and ~muscles became loaded with.body im- ‘purities, get from ‘your pharmacist a quarter pound of limestone phosphate ‘which is inexpensive and almost taste- less, except for & sourish twinge which is not unpleasant. Just as soap and hot water act on . the skin, cleansing, sweetening and “freshening, so hot water and Nme- stone phosphate act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Men and women who are usually constipated, bilious, headachy or have any'stomach disorder should begin this inside bath- ing before breakfast. They are assured they will become: real cranks on the bject shortly. Use “Tiz” I Feet Ache,Bnrn,l’ufiUp . ©an't beat “Tix” gar sore, tired, swol- You can be !uppy-lootod in a mo- ment. Use “Tis” and never suffer With tender, raw, burning, blistered, swollen, tired, aching, feet. .‘Tiz"” énd only “Tis”, takes the pain and soreness oug of corns, callouses and ns. As soon a3 you put your tut in & *Tiz” bath, you just feel the happi- . fess soaking in. How good your | r, old feet feel. They want . 'to ce for joy. “Tiz” is grand. ‘“Tiz” \instantly dmw- out all the poisonous exudations which puff up you feet and . cause -ou. inflamed, aching, sweaty feet. ” ‘ Get & 26-cent box of “Tiz” at any drug store or department store. Get instant foot relfef. Laugh at foot sufferers: who complain. Because your feest are never, never going to Bothet ‘or make ‘you limp any more. - v At The Front . AT the front of the procwwnoffiood dotbecfoiMenahdeg Men | are. our popular X "p $18 $20 $22 'l'hey'll gue good SERVICE wlnle in YOUR " SERVICE. : \ Every weave, coloring and style-model that ~ any man could desire. finqnufiomfly Unexcelled. £ AJ It will paj you to go out of your way to \ \ HOLLANDERS’ 82-88. ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD. THE DAYLIGHT STORE ENfilISH BAG 5 GERMAN AIRPLANES Daring Displayed by Bnhsh Ima l torsSurpnmEventheEnemyl British Headquarters in France, May 4.—British airmen, taking full advantage of the long spell of good weather, are continuing their relent- less offensive aloft both by day and . by night. Within three days they have accounted for fifty-five enemy machines and have carried out many enterpriseg behind the German lines. The German soldiers plainly dislike the continuous presence of the British airplanes, for many unposted letters | captured during the infantry attacks dwell upon ‘the uneasiness the ma- chines cause. One man wrote: The air actlvity is very great. The Eng- lish will soon be taking the very caps off our heads.” The daring of the British lv‘lltora in flying s0 low in the enemy’s coun- iry is one of the striking phases of | the latter-day air tactics. During a recent night raid, with only the stars to gulde them, the Britons swooped down upon their dimly outlined tar- gets and dropped their bombs, barely escaping themselves from the upward biast of the resuiting explosions. During this raid the German de- fending their supply depots brought into play a powerful searchlight, whereupon a Britisher promptly flew | at it like a giant moth, let loose a | lightweight bomb directly over it, and || the lamp went out, to burn no more. The British air ralds on dark nights bring out a great display of enemy fireworks, for in addition to the gun- fire and the bursting shrapnel shells vari-colored rockets are sent hissing indiscriminately into the air. Just now as the May moon is approaching its fulness and lights the nocturnal way, the raiders go “‘over the line” to upset enemy’trains, blow up enemy ammunition stores, royt sleeping en- emy soldiers out of thelk.billets, throw enemy transport colunins into endleas confusion and scatter general de- moralization from the skies for hours at a time., Some of the best fighting the Brit- ish have had recently has been with a flight of brilllant scarlet German machines. At first there were four of these in the flight and all were han- dled with consummate skill, indicat- ing that some of the best German pliots had been gathered into this particular fighting unit. At the first encounter the British brought down one of the ‘“red devils’ leaving the remaining three to scout about the air for several days. Yesterday the sec- ond of the red ' machines fell in flames, Jeaving only two remaining. The second scarlet machine met its Inte while helping to defend a large German formation which had been at- tacked by four British triplanes. The fight was not ended until six of the enemy machines had been sent down, while all four triplanes returned safe-, f 1y. They ported that the pilot the crimson’ scout handled his “bus’ ‘with great skill, deliberately entering the combat during the general melee, which ‘he could easily have’ avolded. It was only by the most .careful maneuvering that a British pilot finally sent a-burst of machine gun bullets into him, BmD HO'JSE CONTEST. l}omplmd ‘Works Must Be Delivered Tomorrow. The bird house contest h\nunnted by the Commonwealth club will close tomorrow. 'All bird houses . entered must be delivered at the Prevocation- al Grammar school between the hours of 9 and 12 and 1 and 6 o’clock.. A room has" been secured at the New Britain Institute, where they will bs exhibited through the week of May 7. The sale will ‘take place on Saturday, May 14,’at which time the prizes will be awarded. The judges will be Louis P, Slade, principal of the High school; ‘W. F. Brooks, president of the park board, and J. B. Comstock. When the contestants .deliver the bird houses, it ig desired that they | name the price at which they will be willing to sell them. It is anticipated that there will be a ready sale for all of those which are ‘well made ané upon which a reasonable price has been fixed. It is the first time that any general attempt has been made to provide nesting places for birds, and there are very few places in the city where there are trees upon which the owners could not place one of these shelters to advantage, President Brooks hds, taken an ae- Best Tonic To Gain Fighting -Is Father John's Medicine, i In the struggle for health and re newed strength Father John's Medi- cine is the best tonic and body builder for those who are weak and run down because it js pure and wholesome nourishing food which makes hew flesh and strength and. without usjng alcohol. contannln_b, alco- s hol or narcoli Nudliceny is Free fro ll:oho; or narcotics in any form. ears of success for co and colds. AUNT DELIA’S BREAD is the perfect bread for all o¢casions .’ and purposes, just because it's perfect bread.—Your' dealer sells it. Specia FOR - THIS Saturday Chocolate Marshmallow Rolls, cach Maple and Chocolate chhs Cakes, each Maple Buns, per dozen English Bath Buns, per dosen... Coffee Cakes, Boston Brown Bread and Baked Beans, Whipped Cream Cakes and Pastry, etc. Our Ples afe well filled and well baked. Hoffmann’s Bakery 62 West Main St.-TW0 STORES-95 Arch St We Closed Negotiations for These Stits Thursday Entire Stock of Levett, Fraak & Co., Purchased SENSATIONAL SUIT VALUES for SATURDA _ 275 SUITS A5SUMTS s AT $15.00 AT$19.75 . $25.0( The Best of a C| anues up to $35. Values up to $45.. Collection mmowumwsmmmmm To go into details of the Suits purchased from th Frank & Co., of New Yfil‘kA for Saturdsy ing require more space than we have on this page. Suffice it to say that the collectfon includes p - ly everything in Suits that is correct and fashionable—materials, styles, colors, all, tlu hvnfl\u Wo who are looking for a new sult at a small prlu will mly be hm ‘Saturday. b w THERE WERE omwmmlmA! rbn m BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON DRESSES N’EW LOTS ADDED FOR SATURDAY. Taffeta Dresses, Crepe de Chino Dresses, La Jerz Dresses, Crepe de Meteor Dresses, Net - Dainty Summer Frocks in light colors and dreuy afternoon frocks as well !n soft 'shades of brown, green, taupe, black, navy. / EVERY DRESS A MARVEL OF VALUE. mmem-rwom 4 vIJVEBY»BB!B)(A])E‘TPlNI'IEBl}BTIA!TmI“. Dresses at $12.50 Dresses at $17.75 ' VALUES TO $35. [ VALUES TO %85 This Is a Value That Can Be Found Only ONE IN A SEASON AxnmmomYArAmmmmswmm n ALWAYS : ON . ALERT TO GET SUCH VALUES SEPARATE SKIRTS AT $3.98. tive interest in the'contest. He real- izes, as do all others who have had occasion to give the subject consid- eration, that protection must be af- forded the birds who were formerly so abundant in and about the city, and it is very probable that those of the houses exhibited which are archi- tecturally suitable for & place in the New Britain parks will be found there after the exhibit and sale are over. The New Britain Investment cor- poration has named Solomon Gins- berg, B. Goldsberg and J. Eisenberg as nominating delegates to the Jewish | congress. M. Robinson and A. represent the cemetery assoclation and Mrs. A. Aisenberg represents the Ladies’ Talmud Torah. ' SPECIAL OFFERING Price Cuts on ' ' SMALL WOMEN’S SUITS ' Worth $22.50 to $29.50 $19. NO NO SUITS ALIKE IN m ASSORTMENT Evary Sult in this offering is a wonderful bargain, made of the ! SEE IN OUR WINDOW. THE WOMEN’S APPA REL SHOP, est class and most fashionable fabrios, in the seasons nawest n ALTERA' 'TIONS mn« 171 Park, Cor. Maple | Tel. 1435-3 MEAT COUNTER chy Roast Pork . 23¢ lb GROCERY DEPT. . 98¢ 5lbpngommoSugar 49¢ _ Fresh Shoulders 24c 1b Smoked Shoulders . . 23c b Milk Fatted Veal Roast Veal ....22¢c b Veal Stew .....18c Ib Veal Cutiets ...32c 1b Veal Chops ...25¢ b Native Pork ...24c Ib PigsFeet ...... 8clb Zlbpadnke DolnmoSngar 3, IbsRyeFlour .......... 4% Ibs Rye Meal ........... 21c 25¢ 25¢ 25¢ 25¢ 3 pkgs Shredded Codfish ... 25c zeansPeus 3 cans Baked Beans . ....... 2 ]bs Compound ‘Lard .. 3 pkgs Mince Meat All kinds of Pickled Goods " Lean Salt Pork 22¢ Ib Chicken .... 30c b Fancy Pork Sausages Sausage Meat ..20c1b |/ Hamburg ......20clb Legs °f Lamb and Gen. Spring Lamb, 28¢ 1b 1 large can Tomato Herring .20c Best Maine Potatoes COMBINA $1.89 | 10 Ibs Domino Sugar