New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1919, Page 8

FRIDAY, MAnCi. . fthere will be | foreigners to == | THE NMcMILLAN STORE, Inc fdo not understand, be svay they were kept! “ALWAYS RELIABLE fiirope, (hat they cannot = ing e here They fght that ) car- A ATTRAGTIVE INNOVATIONS OF THE to hose - safurDsY | NEW SPRING FASHIONS Br. to send them back e must ‘not O New Dresses—New <Kirts to do it intelligently feon wo mun e oon v Thrifty Shoppers New Gir:s’ Apparel Ty chance to acquire it will avail themsclves of this opportunity to buy every- ooking Tnto (he Future, o nE ol Looking at special prices | Holland in W < Tanrns : jieedy ETft-many persons > with which we quote below for inxiety Ic & proionzer ot of D o 8 Saturday’s Selling New Epring Suits rimeot of commerce han mode pub- For Women and Misses flic, should instuntly fThey are S0 enormous i e = AR e Soft Washable Very Specially Priced. L lin favor of the United States for the | fiseal year was $470.000.000. That wue | Cape GlOVeS o then spoken of as a gratifying indica- $19 9‘\ *O $47 50 tlon of our international trade. Now | 8 the new spring shades of s NS - in a single month, of January, 1919, [ @ "l' T our excess of exports over imports | grey, brown ar A 5 : . . < . i S OIS e e e d S ial ! Smart tailored Suits distinctive in every line, new A balance of trade in our favor was onl %, vtv:: W8S 160,000,000 less than the entire bal. Satur ay opecia Blouse and box Coat models developed of the fine v With the | ance of trade for the fiscal year end- | § 1 : publican. ing June 30, 1914 : - $2.25 Palr materials, It is reasonable to estim e that the g ffilibuster promis due of our exports for the entire Our regular $2.50 grade. Jamaging attack up- of the country ihat made.-—Waterbury Re- Men’s Wear Serge, Tricotine, Silvertone, Poiret Twill fiscal year will be considerably in ex- s of $6.000,000,000. IPurthermore, | our imports are maintained for the remaining five months of the fiscal . v e T 0T Hosiery Specials H‘DO‘\’T\OK R' ITEMBER? terized them for the first - New Dolman Wraps and Capes 1“.\@! S o S ‘Oh.don’t _\ou |'emembcx' the old phon- | should be approximately $2.500 B & ograph 000,000 This estimate, rough but | » . untry should tal AW JINC 7 i QERELR | With its squaky old records of | sufficient to serve the purpose for 39¢ Pair | F()[ W(}men and Misses ry does not speak Yo ‘he' pleas! . wa which it is made, makes the favorablo ¢ listening’ to_hisjown voice. He se’ 168 ¢ l»,‘ they'd “soften™ and “run” but | balance of tradc for the 12 months | m speaks at,all, but when he dna% B ccticut we loved every one GreiTe G B el ee o o G Saturday 3 parr | Very Specially Priced. ds ) .\‘ntunhm\nding the scratches and | billions. « cxoregion to is belits his wordd| bv , e for $1.00 : e - i stry‘s EENCEJN WAR. old “pt graph parties” and he so- S 1visibl 0 . the writ of industry} . Fed hr]l phonograph parties” an minished by the o-called invisible | udge Gary does not shawe, the | * S fmn, a fresh angle ask our friends in,— items, such money paid on account Black, grey and brown. 5 S S = Q1o pidations of Secretary Rallfield { fngnt o To think of it now makes me |of our debt to European ivestors, | Men’s Wear Serge, Wool Velours, Silvertone, Bo- OF e D@l laugh,- That debt has been aimost extin- I enemy cffective defengive appli- | Br Rosc Combinations of Taffeta and Nav: Georgette Crepe fudge Gary seldom treads in the| pon soon, because senti- Yale men, trained in the classic r is well-nigh univer- itmosphere under the majestic elms, bo is slizhily shaky and wishes to syt s ¢ military sclence | O we thouznt it was fine but T guess | guished if not quite. S livias. parc for ppsstble adverse mMARN-T qois far writter by Dri vowll gpjne No great amount of monex will be 3 -aph. months, perhaps some vears. will pass his hand, he dispels the Y i : . grap ) : ) ey e s [ i News. In e S e AR N | peau de cygne. pot it A it and gas experi- | Oh don't you remember our old friend | cursions to Europe spend as mucl CIRNOImCL B Iaciopingail rhere is a tonic forghe anemic i U from the wnknown througn | T old wooden I)\uh:\vn‘ 2 n:ih].\ (o i iy xport trade 4 statement. yesterday=befbra, el ¥ g e pplication of he greatest weapon | "W CJEATE N his hand by the door |over our impor wi represent the | M Saturday 45¢ Pair herican Iron and Steel l\\if“_lfl?‘ and Deadly vapors to overwhelm the | In war paint and feathers he rd- | gan and his associates have negoti- sad of us large bug- ed the door ated with Great Britain for the con- We may hastéh With demeanor guite stern buf se- | version of short time notes into long [‘0[‘ W()men and M] ses Jur attitude. TIf we avail ‘e constantly being made and un- | Oh he made quite a hit and I guess |the United States. [t is cusy fo un- 5 : e Tl : Aves of the opportunity of- | qetgoing improvement through the STl ey e T i i et Dress Ginghams Very Spccm") Priced. we will succeed. We must pas That he raised Nick with old nico- | ane credit of 50,000,000 « is to co-operation whenever prac- recount by his reference to the many | Oh don't you remember the lager | our commerce and they show why fi qualities, inches wide, ble. We must have faith in | ¢piingy made hy the experimenters and ale Eeclatan gCilissRspealesiiianicl s ofithe palucitsciyard MATERIALS (‘OLO]7 = burselves, in each other and in 4 That you use buy once on a jneed of extending large cradits to | it country time” < aval S d l | 5 PR fter reading his words can any,| ficld when (he fumes cscaped and | 1 was with the hops and was | Ce: exports over imports dem- | atur ay peCIa ‘ Men’s Wear Serge upe il thrcatened ke : { the slops Lonstrates that in some way or other e Wi : . boints | {hreatened to strike down their crea- not like the slor nstratc 1 39¢ Yard | ¢ Jopen n doubt that the finzer points| ‘! e truly | Whieh they sell you these days for | the nations buying of us will have to | @ C lar Taffeta , I’ | gt ssage. ! Pronibition and faxes are raising the The United States is in position to | Georgette Crepe e { 0 . wGiitieer An that be d hen ou nu- the work by saving there was always (Not to mention the war profiteer,) |4 hen our manu e of politics, so there must be rea- Y sa) : : 8 : the | facturers, our industries of all kinds, | I hetepii dventure and the ever- | And I giess youll agvee at the 1 [ kinds, ¥ | e e mas samars | 1he Spit of adventire and the ever. | And T ghess vorl ag et Ty rench Serges | prescice of—danger to add zest to the ) ! undertaking. BLER! tions across the 1. in South America All pure wool. 12 inches | and especially Canada, will be in the ! wide. Value $1.95. f | Oh don't you remember the coal |American markets for the purchase of | = 2 x lized people of all coun- | < 3 Gl S d S ] : timo the reac- | €oing over the top affer a sas bar- | o 49ISE 00 1 time | Eood policy in private husiness as well | turday Jpecia 5 . . e e i e e e h k 11 Aetlonal business to aid win t e 2 an e s reamers ol 204 T | \ o, 2 T S e e oot s it wi 69 Yar or Miss r Lmselves (0 learn whether {hey are | Made & combination havd to beat. | “Let me put in vour coal and I do : i 1 7 the United States is to do Y . “For T1l wait until fall for my s e - . t | German professors with their knobby mr*\" . y Oun er ES er WARNING TO ITALY. 5 heads laying at the feet of their Kai- ! Last winter he changed to an arro- STRIKE IS CONDEMNED | e - turfasd boddmidks, S 55 | Mg orac A «dical sehool for | 'Twas the “phoney of old phomo- | placed in letters of credit. Some | Silk Lisle Hose Many full fancy Silk lined, others half lined with nquility and determtnation e tionmportant et o as $100,000.000. Thercfore almost all | Sizes. o] rasp-—brain power With a mute invitation to bu be billlans, No wonder (hat Mr. Mor- €W DK an erge resses 5 . ] . . rogross, depending | ances to resist German attacks rene,— time bonds to remain permanently in Beautiful Sprmg 2 wizardry of Yale scientists. A touch i o i y solute, fair-minded and con- tine obtain another. The reasons are based . s O Fe must apply the spirit | of humor is added to Dr. Haggard's upon Secretary Redfield’s report of e Lota e, y U tO ; alc the cinder path of the athletic 5 o] Mo dthic 1 eiia et i Like are ahead? Accelerate. is his ol il e srene ) [k | zreat in their chosen sphere of en- afdune i Pt oy g makes light of | deuce, lend them the aid which they need § | Satins te of nations is bound to e Can Dbe seon in the stuff they call | that for a long time to come the na- L commodities of all kinds. It is deemad D S bevond impeachment and that is what Balive? | Well we might smile tolerantly at the want your roll, = 1 Al Feni A SRS S sl B O O o v uy iowels For | andsome New Coats an X s ORI 2 : | A e on by ot G with ¥ to strafe the Allies 5 >: Very Specially Priced make kulti; predominant throughout BRIS . German Doctors Say Stoppage of LCSS $10.75 to $25.00 bate the importance of the warning {ow his bins are all full and he's shy erica has dispatched to Italy con- | the world | with the bull e Transportation is Jeopardizing Pub- | o 1 1 £ t — s e i Put it's twelve-sixty cash,—just the | " lai it a bl the alleged interference with S o L ) (T ST e s . - A labor agitator at Lawrence, Mass., same o I Jic Health of Entire Country. plain hipped to the Slav : ; e S A L matter of fact, the mes 2 16 Workink class'co . o R ( he Associat i any.” How illuminating. | Money For Americanization. ed Pre The governing board of fhe tocicrt of mnviinens nad meont |8 Saturday Special frankness on our 11y i ; e lov Georse Clark | has sharply condemned the strike in : articular was 1 control in that In theory Attorney George Clal 3 iy on {he z t i 39 h is one of the tests of He s also reported to have | 15| Tisht that we ousht nol to bpay 'mf‘:‘”‘"i‘f” wfl: 1 /-.lr-m‘ri that i i | T eac Sometimes it is difficult e o i AVe | sut the town's money to educate i pardizing public health through ihe stoppage of all transpor- Extra heavy Turkish tow- ould be regarded simply as the impression that no one (Meriden Journal) Serge, Gaberdine, Velours, Trico Net, Poiret Twills, in all the newest spring shadcs. In sizes 8 to 20. , candid with those we respecti hree cheers for th oviet | ajiens for citizenship and that any | (ATOUER 1A lephone service well covernment in America.” Why wast en who has not faken advantage and telephon ¢ as we admire but it pays in the long | € | alien who h Botitalien 1s public utilities, Sanitary cheers gn something doe! o s opportunities o secure suf- 3 h 0 something t loes not f his opportuniti ‘ieaeel 1 ook U sivend o ! every cheer ' s not worthy of the boon, vet | = ; i - = ! g e D O 0 Th. d Fl lake every cheer count. Let's a0t ot e Do Y | the spotted and typhus fevers declar 4 Ge01 gette BIOUSQS DY lng Tapflrles ur ir oor ; | zive three of them for the Eskimos. ! L they are unable to do fheir work be- | people of Italy give their moral -~ o 4 . e < 3 vervone and Vet e of the A o el ST oo ey don ol e it a ot it v s = e port to the persecution of the | peaple do nof fal = | The Verwaerts, (he socialist organ, | s. Margu e dra S even know we arc trying to form a | unjess money is spent to make them | Lcports that railway employes refuse tailored and cmbroidered | ims. Marquisciles. Madras, Nets. vs. At least nothing has been r¢ foa o o L tnis | eAguc of Nations. see it Would we have souls| to walk out, declaring rike } IR S, | r‘O to 7 50 R L Pl R = — damned for eternity just hecause | wholly the work of “‘irr ] ‘ Curtains - J . fory. But unfortunately there are | {ieut may be wicked but it | we did not spend money to make | jitical wirepullers.” an tern Special Valies, crews | | | In finely textured fabrics, including Men's Wear i | t should not be concluded that all i Ruffied effccts, beaded,: nen in aut ity 1 e Ital » 5 the un cing and > ignor: tion of steam trafli 1 vthe ne men in authority in the Italian i, . ') 1 coo g6 wo may form an | the unthinkir n f steam traflic wouldyfurther ernment who have fost their vision | 00 IWPES, T RS TR O G | reattee o blessing? e aie avate presaiiing ccondhie “onii- |8 Saturday $4.98 | Yard Goods yarg £ OC (Jc 1 forget that the war w fought | hreathe is the freest thin « ons. The clerlcal and tion forces | ! towns o the pit of iniquity. The | ana yet people do not realizec wk in the Berlin district have announced | [ d b h the main object of giving cvery | . % el S ke ; 2 e : - an etter ‘ | 5 | | ru 1 manhood of the Green Moun- | blessing it until they are made to | that theyv are standing back of the & square des is principally - 1 nde n < great renefi P resent goverame n a square deal. It is principal o Nantatitslliker berorelthe |kund md gre henefit apd | present zoverament ; se that the we g is directec money expended to accomplish it. - — e these e warning is dirceted. | 104 0 and brassy footrails are | MONCY OXt 1 , tone of the message s ac § shore > e. It is direct|, . = n which there are forts of citizenship that is his upon appli- oters, dec - heck, the other day | caifon. but the fact that he does In YhC new Sli‘cldk‘& of RHSL‘. Brown, (;ICL‘I] and com- S . e en R ot to rovemt him | Sexton Declares Taxpayers Associa- | |§ Rom is N ination colors. do swing the big stick because we from ever having it. When we let tion is Not Responsible For Incon- binat ‘ v d gid s New York and the vote tal '8 White and colors, \il ne ( ist insist on respect. In . it A TRy S these aliens come in Wwe must take | (jctencies in Substitute Budgoet. C L Sopd L Cc to r lice ept U WY& iih them. as one of the problems | styles. c U vard . rds, the message declares that if | ¢ Wardshoro's i of St M. A. Sexton of the Taxpayers’ ly continues to deprive the Slav . hat thes S oy ociation denied today that the asso- | [ 98 d B SR s ot ) 5l hsn o)) L L I e S e e i G R ] c and better | __ and fhe | iNConsistencies in the substitute muni- | B ’ ‘ Over Drapery Materials d is not couched in pussyfoot lan- lage. We do not speak softly, and ived of ishment and su 5 convicted i depr of n mer nd hosce ons convicted during v for! Cipal budget submitted to ithe ad-; pjance. There.is no possibility { making seditious remarks | " L i jowrned city meeting last Wednesday Italians misinterpreting ? and who are heing liberated we rec- | SR Lk : t. It was (e \ The Herald ommend a deep study of the philoso- || o= e asset instend of liahilit sterday. on the authority of city j J Petllcoats oflicidls, that (he association Kirsch Flat Rods No Sag—No Tarnish Political hypochondriacs may seize | phy contained in the line: “Silence is No. Mr, Clark. we must continuel {1 ichoton the dists xes and that the message as a pretext for de- | golden.” to spend monez upon \mericaniz- e budget contain 1 ring | B Heatherbloom tops, change- N I R d ring that the League of Nations is p = ing these aliens ¢ n ¥ hem el inc i M s save e able shades, | 5mg e 0 " s v t i edurate e i t T nythical deception. Nothing of the “Panks to boost loan.’ reads a |the light. W el Ghem. (o oL N L] 7 gEuIohet 5 s lo s we Juthorities Yetant be e 1rec nd. Ttalian leaders necd a chasten- | headline. Well, after July 1 they may :j,"’,,”: :Imd‘ ‘\f :,,‘,Z, do w we ean ‘,’:“{‘”r“:‘ o setin e g Sat“rday $2.98 i Double Rod the cit 2 wis , not a chastising. After they have | as well disposc of {heir money that to make them understand what they, passed upon | m : f ed in Jiested the contents of the warning, | way as any other, Lun missing. The dividing line can j proper form,