New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1917, Page 18

» B KTKIN PORT OF VLADIVOSTOK WHERE JAPANESE TROOPS HAVE LANDED Beginning Wednesday, cember . the 19th, .Store Open Evenings Undll Christmas. Buy Early in the Day When. Possible, FOX & CO. —————————————————————, RED CROSS BOOTH WE WILL CASH ALL CHRISTMAS SAVINGS Main Floor. \ Join now and make one of the ten million mem- CHECKS ISSUED BY THE BANKS; ALSO | bers needed by Christmas. U. S. LIBERTY BOND COUPONS Chrstms Tree Orsaments | it Bea il s Useful Lights and Tnmmmgs SLTOISYALI YN STOuEL CLOAK DEPT. Bright Colored Assorted Balls,.singly or by the box. Silver Primmed Ornamentscinanumberless designs at 5c and t0c. Strung Ornaments 5c, 10c and 151:. String 4n assorted colors. Christmas Stockings, loaded full:of toys,5c and up. A SWEATER FOR THE BOY SWEATERS-AT $3:00. Regularly-$3.50-and$3.75. Byron and:shawl collar styles; suitable for boy or girl, in sizes 4 to 14; all.shades. SWEATERS AT $4.00. Regularly $5.00 and $5.50. All Wool and Worsted Sweaters; could not be duplicated today under $1.00 more. All colors. GIFTS IN SILVER Horns Chairs Pumps Jacks Mirrors Tubes Funnels Ammeter Clocks | Tires { Heaters i i Fur Coats. Fur Maffs. Fur Scarfs. Fur Stoles. Fur Sets. Children’s Fur Sets. Children’s Rain Capes. Children’s Rain Coats. Children’s Wool, Fur and Fur Trimmed Coats. Women’s Street Coats. ‘Women's Evening Coats. ‘Women’s Rain Coats. ‘Women's Separate Skirts in Wool, Satin or Velvet, Women'’s Street, Afternoon and Evening Drw Tailored Suits. Velvet Suits. Many of these lines are impressively reduced. GIFTS | GIFTS IN GOLD ‘Trrouble Lamps Spark: Plugs ALSO CHRISTMAS TREE FESTOONS idna F. Johnson MAIN ST. TEL. 961. Scene in the harbor of Vladivostok | ‘“2"?,‘3. n;:nls’:e;orve ;g::r :fnd Efim:: sent by the United States and the en- tente allies. Japan sca have been the Russian port on the troops { where Japanese | . ‘ The Essayist in War Time. very ancient. In Scotland the Duke (Agnes Repplier in Yale Review). of Argyll is Admiral of the Western Just leave that to Jack. Flat Tire ? CHARTER 4641 Start the New Year with your old tires made mew. How? He'll show . ENTRUST YOUR TIRE TROUBLES TO US 2 AUTO TIRE ,37 Allyn St. £l R Eresh Killed FOWL DUCKS CHEESE TURDAY Co. JACR THE TIRE EXPERT Hartford . TURKEYS . KENS Roasting Roasting Golden West Roasting Exrta Fancy * Stewing Fancy Young Roasting . Fancy Maryland DRY PICKED HENS AND TOMS Ib 30c Ib 29¢ b 25¢ b 33c b 33c TECS OF SPRING LAMB ........... b 39 SMALL FRESH PORK ROAST .......1b 28 ¢ SHOULDER ROAST VEAL .......... 1 93¢ LEAN-STEWING BEEF ..._..._......1b 93 ¢ FRESH PORK SHOULBPERS ........1b 29*0 ' Lean Hamburg STEAK .... Ib Fresh Pigs Fresh. Pork KIDNEYS Sliced Pigs 21c 10c 12V2c » 16¢C To write essays in these flaming | years, one must have a greater power | of detachment than had Montaigne { or Lamb. A great deal was happen- ing in Europe when Lamb wrote his | unagitated studies cf beggars, and | chimney-sweepers, and poor relations; | but amid all the turmoil he witnessed | with seeming unconcern there was | no plunge into barbarism, nothing' to take him by the throat, and, strangle his serenity. , The poet is, and has always been, entitled «to live in his’ own world—if he can. Herrick pub- lished his “Hesperides” a few months before Charles the First was behead- ed and awakened to the full signifi- cance of Puritanism only when the Puritans, who had scant regard for Corinna’s May-flowers, or for Julia’s pretty furbelows, thrust him from his pleasant vicarage. The essayist has only the common world in which to rejoice or suffer K with the men and women who fill it. The element of artifice in his work unfits it for bit- ter and blinding truths. . If we open an index to periodical literature, and see how many columns are headed “European War,” we understand why there is no room left for the essay. If we look next at the columns bear- ing the sub-title, K “Atrocities,” we know why there is no heart left in the essayist. i - ! Some Land Admirals. | (Westminster Gazette) It would be interesting to know { whether in the case of an attempted i landing on the coast of Yorkshire the i new Earl of Londesborough would be | called upon to exercise his hereditary and drastic powers over ‘“buccaneers’ by virtue of his office of Admiral af the Yorkshire Coast, a rank conferred on the first Lord Londesborough | nearly a century back. There are quite {2 number of these admirals in the | peerage still. Lord Mount Edgcumbe 1is Vice-Admiral of Cornwall, Lord ! Lonsdale is Admiral of the Coasts of | Cumberland and Westmorland, Lord ‘ Mostyn is Vice-Admiral of North Wales and Carmarthen, and so on. Some of these hereditary titles are Coasts and Isles. _ An Optimist on Russia. (Kansas City Star) Now . we -are beginning to under- stand the American who had been studying conditions in Russia this summer whom®Henry Allen met on the steamer. “How long will it take Russia to establish a stable govern- ment?”’ asked Mr. Allen. “Well, I'm an optimist on, Russia, you know,” was the reply. “I believe they can do it in a generation.” MINNIS LATEST TO JOIN UNCLE SAM Stuffy McInnis of the Athletics has decided to join Uncle Sam’s forces. | Stuffy is to become a yeoman at the | He is the sixth | Charleston navy yard. player of the Athletics to Jjoin the cclors. JEWELRY WHAT EVERY WOMAN WANTS Hundreds of useful articles, also articles purely ornamental, will be found at the Jewelry department. "Gold Filled LaVallieres, Neck- laces, Bar Pins and Brooches, Scarf Pins, Jewel Cases, Cuff Links, Collar Pins, ‘Men’s Ster- ling Pocket Files, Beits with sterling buckles, Fobs, holly boxed ' SHiver Pencils, Cigarette Cases, Match Safes, Horns, Mil- itary and Comb Sets, Sterling Toilet and Manicure Sets, ex- quisite Toilet Sets. BARGAIN TABLE Jewelry and Silver Novelties, very pretty for simple remem- brances; regular $1.00 50c grade, special for .. FOR THE HOME AND PERSONAL USE Everything in Community 50- year .plate to match, Georgian, Patriclan and Adam patterns. Everything to match in 70-year plate 1847 Rogers; Old Colony, Continental, Cromwell and Her- aldic patterns. Sheffield Holloware at old low prices. ‘We can match handsome sets in sterling flatware and in pat- terns for which we have the ex- clusive Hartford rights, such as the Dixie and Maryland. Ster- ling table novelties, both hollow and flatware, assorted styles and sizes. . ‘Wm. Rogers Mfg. Co. and Community 10 year Par Plate flatware—everything to match. All guaranteed, all prices right. Engraving free. WOMEN'S SHOES FOR ONE WEEK $4.95 $6.00 Grade. $5.95 $7.00 Grade. $6.95 $8.00 Grade. SEVEN HANDSOME STYLES—ALL NEW. ‘Women’s 8 inch Lace Boots, Gun Metal with gray cloth top; same style in tan with fawn cloth top, military heel, Good- year welt, regular $6.00 grade, for one week, $4.95. Skating or Sport Street Shoes of tan box, washable, extra heavy sole, full toe, low heel, this leather is soft but very dur- able, $7.00 value for one week $5.95. Medium shade tan 8-inch lace, low heel, imitation wing tip, new English last, extra grade sole, $8.00 grade, for one week $6.95. * Dark Mahogany Calf, 8-inch lace, low heel, medium * toe, Goodyear welt, also with fawn nubuck top, $8.00 grade, for one week $6.95. BIG CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Umted States Food Admlmstrahon License G——08535 Mohican Selected c EGGS .... doz 45 Pure Appl BUTTER .. Ib 13¢c Mohican 1 bl ' Best Pure LARD .. 2 Ibs 59c¢ H. J. HEINZE ASSORTED PICKLES 'Brt;ad 8 sank$ 1°60 FLOU Mohi Ming MEAT 3 pkgs 29¢c SOUPS 2»@8 Mohican CORN or PF?:S can 180 Mohican Pure CATSUP pt bot 23c 18c 35c¢ Oyster or Milk CRACKERS Ib Mohican Special TEA Al Favors 12 1b pkg Lake Shore | PUMPKIN can 15¢c | SATURDAY 9 to i1 a. m. ggtggom 2 3¢ Round .. gt ot 1 4c Whole Milk CHEESE .. b 30c Al Kinds Domestic and Imported CHEESE ,w$12.75 T 25¢ Mohican Chili SAUCE pt bot Mohi Special FOR -WOMEN- AND MEN. The most recent-novelties of the day at department store prices; pins, Collar and ‘Scarf Pins, Brooches, La Vallferes, Lingeris Clasps, Cuft Links, Neck Chains, Thimbles, Pendants, Cam Brooches, Stone Set Rings for children, women and men; Sig- net Rings, Gol Bead Necklaces, : ‘Waldemars, Pocket Knives and Cigar Cutters. Engraving free on all solid gold articles. s BRACELET WATCHES AND SOLDIERS' WRIST WATCHES ¢ "This is the day of the handy ‘Wrist Watch; sgldiers and civil- dans alike are wearing them and wondering how they ever did without one. See ours. Also Waltham . and Hamilton ‘Watches for men and the go! filled Watches. . Ingersoll Watches, $1.35 to Rosary Beads, all colors, 508 to $4.000 Engraving free. Speclal ‘prices o men’s tan and black- SHOES and Indian 'MOCCASINS all this week. - GHHISTHA& BOXES 3c up to 30c All sizes, all shapes. 35 Allyn St M Pratt St. - » ORAN California Navel | SWEETJUICY ‘SUNKIST NUTS FANCY NEW MIXED GRANBERRIES . FANCY CAPE COD 2 ponds 35¢ | 2 (quarls 23¢ Crisp Native Celery hum:h 12¢ Fancy Baldwin Apples i, 20C LARGE SOLID GRAPE FRUIT .... 4 for 25(: FANCY ALMERIA GRAPES NEW LAYER FIGS .. FRESH PACKED DATES ... NEW DRAINED CITRON ............ New Seeded RAISINS pkg English Walnut MEATS ¥ 1b Fancy Evupormed APPLES .. New E\'upouxed APRICOTS 1b 12¢ 35¢c 19¢ 23c . Ib 200 SATURDAY Rib Roast 22 BEEF ... 1b G'fis p. m| choice styles in Bar |