New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1918, Page 11

Don't Miss These Offerings NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1918 ; Last Days of 9th Annual Clei THE BIG STORI RAPHAEL’S DEPARTMENT STORE 380-382-384 We are bringing to a close the most successful clearing sale we have ever had, by offering the greatest values, to make r much as you possibly can, as we won’t be able to sell at such prices again. COATS STYLES—Military, belted, semi-fitted MATERIALS—Poplin, serge, army cloth. straight lines, gabardine, velours, We guarantee the prices to be less than cost of materials. FURS Summer Furs of White Fox, Wolf Taupe. Beautiful scarfs BATHING SUITS Of every description in satin and surf satin, also knitted tights, special prices. Children's Bathing Suits with bloomers at $1.98. CORSETS Nemo, C. & B., Royal R. & G., Warner. Worcester, W. B., GLOVES In silks, leathers and cotton at 33 per cent. off. All will cost double your needs tomorrow. (ERMANS CONTINUE T0 TAKE BELGIANS Compel Them to Work and Live in Unsuitable Camps Wa ton, July 12.—The minis ter of inm in Washington, . ¢, 1 the following f ma Be has prepa on terial rec d from the i many ernment regarding the deport: and forced labor inflicted on B lians, by order of the (ic government The last in ion, whicl resdohed 3 Le Havre government ot from occupied Bel gium deportation and forced labor arve still being carried on, especially in the military zone which comprises the two Flar and art of the provinces of nd Luxemburg ons and forced labo L new cha of be 1s formerly Hainau “But dey have at peter Ing sent ow being sent ehir the ur pre sumed The to Germany Belgians, instead to work in the reg German front nd even outside #“This mod Jeportati 2s a4 consequenc stopped hese in vartl tructions anly and yver, they did no ind the Ger Aurposcly Misunderstood veral Germa Tl hief f intentionally of the German rhey pretended to understand that structions only de the Belgian citizens to not to ot wrnie miscon nstructions empero hese ir for gending of Ger- regions and sending them to behind the German front ind Belgium time, after the Ge many hut nils they the continue regions had protests pretended of the neutrals, man autho {isten to the 'land co this Fall. Buy 1 had L at they deportatio men ur unemployment. I course to Article of October 3, more the they ere 1916 s follows inhahitant of his help Every is bhound to accidents general d relief in with all his esidénce, | also to brin ity compelied b inthor occupied by from take their ons of Be children zium 14 en, and n pel them to Take Belgians Prom wuth have t in the armies "T'he ued, princip: the zone of Belgians wway from order to t gions immediately man in France front they or There compelled a military Many rations are mnd o Belgian or v are subjecte rut each the outside world v zone, whe v closed and \ picce of brea wmd soup. Many > hospitals, where s v letons £ P tion that it will make elt for several ceased to S EXTEND INSURANGE the case o power force of public c: homes, hus contin- territories e their ransport them into th behind in Be horded like character sent into the exposed to Allied batteries a4 to Their d and water | n the opinion of phys devastati generatio WHOLE STORE CLEARING SALE. DRESSES Georgettes, taffetas, wool Jersey, silk Jer- SUITS STY LES—Tailored, sport, semi-fitted. MATERIALS—Wool sey. serge, satin, crepe de chine. Jersey, Silk lined. gabardine, poplin, serge, tricotine. Late models suitable for Fall wear. MILLINERY Tailored, sailors, georgettes, milans, fancy dress Hats, all new Summer Hats, at reduced prices. 100 beautiful georgette and satin Hats at $2.98. SHOES Summer Shoes for men, women and chil- dren. in white, high and low, at remarkably low prices. Also high leather Shoes, all reduced. WAISTS Georgettes, crepe de chine, voiles, lawns, marquisettes, batistes. A wonderful assort- ment and low prices for present time wear. HOISERY Men's, women's and children’s hosiery, large assortment, all reduced. Buy now. All hos- iery will be doubled by August 1st. Children’s Wear Children's Gingham Dresses, Bonnets, Hats, White Lawn Dresses, Coats, Rompers, Car- riage Robes and dozens of other articles at cut prices. PETTICOATS Taffetas, Jersey tops, messaline. Muslin Under-wear Gowns, Envelope, Chemise, Underskirts, Corset Covers, Combinations, Brassiers, Cami- soles, special Brassiers with shields on. . Bungalow Aprons Housedresses, Billie Burke Dresses, Aprons. All reduced tomorrow. s the 1 rance law o few m S pass i Labor in S den has within a compulsory health Zurich in 1 compulsory health it em | 4 it i is brought iy upon protective in the warring coun report on the England 1 has of wa measures for worker heen ¢ <0 tha ten u ed in midst efits under th tion have havin th information the by the First Natior Health [nsnurance epresenting nine Conn pean nations lopted insurance beforr outbrealk o The requested in mnger, heen tempor association per cent pension law and tiic tilities act cially | some mon al Confe Comm state legisl ‘During the Ttaly her workmen's to inclu wricultural wo W specific and of md under the |a | England Progressive and Looks Ahead to Alter the War pub vhout 50 ol nt expanded to cover even | 1ths ago ) ; he refuses nce of cent., memployme to do ! i i about & more people ion In the throes countries have New York 12 jof war Iurop [ mreatly extended the henefits of social legislation, including health insur Jolin B. An i W = = L and Looking Ahead that 5 COMI r armies ty Iay particularly inues, | s for as well as ory sers, and has inte . ¢ t co {o | insurance administered clares retary iso provided « com in h g mission to draft a com I ward te the time immed men, wo- vears old, Home, in the in ) tear homes re- the m cattle in to do the or zone the in- bad om- re they no e Howe men of Remember Tomorrow Upon baby’s health and strength now depends ] g Be sure the F the sturdy growing youngster of tomorrow. i < 2 SoL 15 on the lubel 1 pon proper nutrition now. depends his robust mind and body in later years. Baby is too precious for vou to take chances fails to Ilagle with his feeding. If nature’s own food Jorden’s nourish baby properly, use i Brand. : AND] W § | It has been standard for sixty years—pure, b, 3 wholesome, dependable and economical. : BORDEN’S CONDENCED MILK ('(‘).\{l'.\\'\' New York are sent | wrrive only Borden Building the At all better drug and grocery stores iana, b effects Wi RIS | ' | iy B = = et — silization sailors hut hese men hrongh a workmen's comp n insurance law."” insur- | pe Slip-on Sw Sweaters, long™ MEN'S FUR Of every description, 8 1 Neckwear, Pajamas, Union Sui cut prices for tomorrow. Infants Wear of every description. ment in town at our store. out to make room' for Fall goods. The largest assort- All cut to close [ KIMONOS 18 different styles for House f not cnly the soldiers anc 1150 of the munition work The plan to utilize this unem oyment insurance so o cover peice taken necessary | ance legisi similar ind women if deve period of three years, with ery definite guarantecs. Improve health powers, | fact b0 madc The lents werd in the Iso. it reported. have =tonsider- | tinue bly liberalized nsation and 1hein such health workmen's com- | of insuran war. Mens Outing | Begins Tomorrow Morning ‘TOMORROW morning a great sale of Newark White and Palm Beach Canvas Qxfords begins in our stores. These summery cool and com- fortable Oxfords will go into this sale at the one flat price of $1.85. They are made of Se White with leather or * Nt‘fi"{"‘l‘-:‘)‘(Itiy fibre soles and heels, alsoin leat her toles and heels, and are the very essence of smartness and beauty. $1.65 is what you save by coming for a pair quickly. Andrew v extend the slation and Porch ountries steps in soc opmets for 1 ountries have con- benefit in the midst AsK For Nos. 52, 53, 54 and 55, “Newark Shoe Stores Co. 24 MAIN STREET Near R. R. Crossing Open Monday and Saturday Nights until 10:30, 257 Stores in 97 Cities.