New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1918, Page 3

R 3, SMITH BUSINESS SCHOOT. oo FALL'S LATEST : | "\, MILLINERY At Very Attractive Prices. Season’s Snappiest Trimmed Hats ze velvet black nd medium velvet effocts with g ed Cotton Flags, mounted on . SR | b PR, Wt T SRy Sl G s and e turbans. ings are ches nd novel- cmbroide , colored facings, feather and ty bow i i i y & There are ck and all fast color, in 3 sizes, at e, s : d 7 SR N e T 10c and 15¢ each. ; b e { ! i{’ -98 G 34.87 COPIES OF FRENCH PATTERN HATS SR'S PLUSH BANDED SATLORS A The creations of these mnew and cxclusive | Al s cah Al Bl an :;DA'D oy Ry %1 designs are made of Lyons French velvet, trinmined | pokes. Niocely polished crown and top of brim, . Eagle Brand with with smart ostrich fancies, wings, pompoms, and | faced with velvet, Grosgrain ribbon band and PRIC g . : N - > season’s dainty ¢ to | bow. ¥Fully lincd. Saturday during | or'y -anvas hea ing and teeth b “‘, . h the season’s dainty 3}6.98 $10.98 “ (;Ii\~\ «ul:“l‘ incd vturday — during : French flowcrs., - grommets sewed stripes, fast| ey SMART HATS READY TO WEAR can m3 fINA DRA s B these coler, in 3 sizes : P ! Side turns, smail sailors and mushrooms b, . ; With prospec for the brighte i 5 X and small pokes. Si ¢ trimmed for serv- § room forf 4x6 at $2.00 each saln s istonithe s Buplae s s o P jccable wear. Spiendid assort- A 5x8 at e eollike in (he Lewitt building on Main f B el 2.98 surTs o 3 a each | i SHANTU 6x10 at $4.50 each t the en for hoth day and | § : ’ Stunning ) ¢ suvIrs O \ / : ( s D New \ // i Thers! A wonderful ass ent of children’s hats, Unirmmed \\ 7 @0 ave an Hats‘ Yo @ tsons. Th wad returned N Nadel or Al il il (M s25.00 - . ago of il ik §] OF ™ §2 08 ' Nowwr mctmmen ||| : M: i 2 ! “Young men and n realize that | i TAMS i velvet shapes in the § Three Marde of two thread bunt- .. ) v B i new droop, floppy g make lovely, bus- Ssieie. il ik mushrcom and poke { color satin. ing, sewed on stars, 1, 2 and .. e bt |l chneererll| | T e ol e s NEW F eficets. Come in all 5 (e 1an v General Pershing's | 8 in black and colors. OSTI‘!Ch Bfiflds ANC - Aetsilansin, sticks, with gilt spear points, time all thosc i / \ trimmed with ribbons, flowers and ostrich tips. 5 L £ black and colored fac- 3 stars at 50c each. hien @ he ccean. Business cffi. | B $1 gg ™ assortment fe i e o B . ac E Scason’s X & vn on this side if we L arl Sou oL a0 At T e e troops proper sup- | [ colors $1 49 s 69 e B | 1rom now on Am $2‘98 Price ° Special C 98 must bear this burdeny ) Smith has learned that Miss ' any limitation of outpuf Wilhelmina Dranchick has been . { yards is a crime against # | ton Typewriter « in speed test. 429 L1} o 2 o o ment to limit the output %9 She 6 words minute for FR o BN RS R TR TR P AR g . . i should be trcated as crifmind s with only one error. Miss | time. Pershing’s men are not Dranc is only 15 years old and | ™ — z R RS T iaien 3 —— ======2 | ing their output. Shame and studied for eight months at the Smith from his denunciation by say that | tion; and I would not give him a rifle [ utmost night and day, week in and | grace should be the portion”of any} " school. She is raduate of ‘he understood that a warm spirit of until he had learned the spirit of p week out, stand on the honor roll of { man who here at home limits the out- " faBors and at present is | pelpfuln and co-operation had ' triotism. Any man w lays off now | American citizenship as second only to | Put necess to make the blood and iffbe held "By been developed here. Bmyhasizing the or scamps his job is a traitor to hi of Unkleback & Perry, our troops in Irance, and I honor | labor of our soldicrs at the front off same standard? you. I am proud beyvond measure | avail. i o I am your fellow countrym: “It is the patriotic duty of men in he army we have in Franc as { the less essential industries to leave patriotic service rendercd by ship-| fellow Americans in France, a tr.ufnl" builders, the Colonel said: to the men who need all the help that ; | | | | | fFire (fommissioner Frai t “A slacker in our shipyards is as we can give them. On the other hand shameful a creature as a coward In you, whom I am convinced represcnt | been put there only because the t- | those industries and to come to the and Clerk John J. Keogh havel the army in France, and a good Work- the enormous majority of the ship- ish furnis us 60 per cent of the | shipyards and to place their technica! turned two weeks' stay at Ol er in the shipyards stands honorat N r ire doing your | tonnage needed to ferry them | skill at the service of their countr 3 ] forward like Zood soldier in the g § army. I have come to Newhbugh i T DR = e T T e e S s o o 7 > & e ely because my inquiries have SPRINKILERS | FIRE TEN FEET N AL | convinced me that here there has heen ; i x L nized limitation of output and apk L afe qu U M Tn -actically no loafi I am convinced 20KS Loalers and unions ual‘, : 2o isalon Lo convinced fine spirit of atriotism in shipbuild- How one man paid for Restrict Production ing labor In all parts of the country. BislGlobelSprinkiors Yet it has been alleged to me that | in certain yards men have loafed in- Newhureh N ¥ 3 wckers | dividually and that in certain yar in American shipyards who loaf indi- ' unions have actually limited the out | vidually and unions of shipbuilders ' Put so as to limit the number of rivets checks—one, made small because of |\ hieh limit the output of shins wers - driven in a day, or to limit the num- ! denounced by Theodore Roosevalt, ber of days that they work or in other company—thaother, to us. Inthreg | vesterday as traitors to the country. | Wavs to prevent tho development of i Colonel Roosevelt delivered address ' our full strength and our utmost ! on the occasion of the launching from @ speed. Such men are traitors to the now the saving is clear profit. el e gt el Telephone for appointment. ten vessels, each of 9,000 tons dead “If T had my way 1 would take any welght, which are to be built here for | man who aided or abetted him, put GLOBE AUTOMATIC the United States shipping board. i him in the army once and <:||d SPRINKLER CO. Colonel Roosevelt expressly exempt- ' him across the water to do the hard- Hartford, Conn, | ed the employees of the local yard est work in the most dangerous nosi- | He just kept on paying his regular insurance premium but with two Globe Sprinklers, to the insurance years he paid for the cquipment and Loving Rivals They share the secrets that help the younger N g1 B s st RS @ /f ot d raSy f t toladdito) Nt vouthtul lcharm andithe lolie 0 Y W f g i g & S e 1V Gb L?!(% : :&e @ to keep hers. 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