New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1919, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY: HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1910, _ = S —— ders and calied me ‘Mike' for my tst| FACTS AND FANC]ES~ Indian Rone Climbing. name,” Professor Pupin suy (Boston Transcript) F . e . ; i | P R . X < ; i - 5 A recent mecting of 1 cians, o1 8 P PUBLISHING COMPAN ,“h‘iiu‘::k they Leeaine my friends and | “Terms sSatisty, Tiger Bsplains.” | sleight-or-hand men, e ™ pne e aaaia ame an American citizen beciuse | They returned from the ride with 1he N despair over the method of oper o for the first time I saw that - these | S3ar valley inside and the smile k-jl"u_m or the Indian rope-climbing @ dally (Sunday excented) at 4:15 D. ™= | proud, . )| the face or ( Tiger.—New York trick, which has been so often de- b4 * stuck-up Yankees liked me.” | : Hereld Bullding, 67 Cnarch St Thers | R Sees kel et mvenine Post seribed by Eastern travellers. Thus | here is that in a nickname thaut — Ibu Batuta, an Aval from Tangicr at New Britatn | ) ] » "a.'&é?'cfi".‘,‘ ah Matter. makes the whole world kin. It meunt Those men's coal sleeves Whivh i fdescribed this trick as performed at fashion note says ave (o be 50 USHE| Hang Chay: TRUEPHONE 7ALLS :;I;c\:\‘:::‘xm: l;,onl:(n ‘::\vln‘))v‘lo(tlh::lv'\c‘fjnt‘m‘””\. summer that the wearer CHUNOL[ Las ontertined by the Emir i DlStlnCtlve Easter A parel BeCOI]llng MOdelS frOm eea Office ......... 8 bend his clbow won't work 50 1UCH TS own house in 5 most spiendid torial Rooms ....... distress after July 1 as they misht 3 S e alatrom wfies gy 3 un iy Dlent| Bewner, AL tne venaiell mere pree Which to Make Your Choice, Specially Priced only profitable advertising medium fin SOLDIERS AND PROHUIBITION. carlier.—Boston Transcript. whom toolk : e Y e fthe city. Circulation books and press IT103 % 2 Wooden phere, o ane which there were G aavertiser ; 4 ere were holes, and in thesc room always open to Commenting on the vole of New | A Wichita sirl believes there #0uld ! Tong straps, and threw it up info (he or aster dyatur ay e Zealand’s soldier: ‘h prevented the | be less trouble fro - AMexican bor- 1 air i N o B R L el e land’s soldiers Which prevente the | he less trouble fiom the Mexicin hore ) air Ul it went out of sight, while (h B oy stand, ""%Std“fi{y' fifofl' enactnient of prohibition logislation, 4m‘y|’ ‘1“! m\lo,l werd ll‘lvmm& qond| ”.m remained in his hand. lle then A S ecia“ P y , y Tentio Giry. 'awd Hariford Depot the New York World secs opportunity | (v Star. f S e U y repare ale 0 mart omen s an 1sses apes e for a parallel in the United Statos, T o istmbowhieh he did antil he also $zs 00 and $ 9 50 E ch Aveantaced Press fs exclusively entitled | WHeTe 110 onc was allowed fo regi:ici I6 that Lelenbone latuikc starts ¥ C [Wenitout o tiaicle Tlisi maston ihon to the nse for republication of all mews : his choice. By a vote of the civilinrs, | credited to it or not otherwlss credited | Ncw Zealund went dry by 12,000 - L in this paper and also the focal mews published herein SILWAYS RULIABLE expeet to mark a general reversal of ! called him thres {imes, but no answer « = o5 T ans me of the most inport ©y yle: o a cite clep o 1 rorta ue g ng cevent of It CHNO0. U H 1 ne whier he de Ane llables in the favorite (elepnone | GAMe; he thon fok o lnite in hi for these fukhionable ;,”-‘,.,\m'«”,“ RS Tt o oL B LB etk L ’-r’ il d salutition. —Manchester Union. a8 sty T et 1aidl hold e i LT T ) se garmer of the finest quality Blue Serge, jority but the flood of soldiers’ bLul- x of the strap and ‘ g i and button trimmed also went quite out Vi Jols turned- the tide. Remarking on At I)\)tn)vn the difliculty of the In- ! OF Sight. Ife then (hrew the hand of R e D e A Special Offering of Women’s and Misses’ Suits =————mmwe—wew | the situation in the United State S : e : FOR GIN cnough money to o around.- | foot, then his other, and then his oth- HOUSING FOR GIRL World siys: ficld Ttepublican e o, i rer. and then h | 5 _ 5 his body, then his head An assemblage of exclusive models -t nd =, One of the’most important s in l"O‘”"“I“'” in the United Stales — ’ "'»" then came down, panting for ptionally low prices ........ ; $25,00 ' $35,00 Jni machinery of this manufacturing| V4$ Made constitutional wikcn 109 Hiol engollorniEznincol d ool Deatl Sani 1k G e alis i e e et e e e S more than 4,000,000 men were i tries to visit us a restriction on | Dlood.= < e ayg GUUHE TG (oo slyles; featuring the Box Coab, Plouss toai 5 service by i W at home migration may at last look necessary. [ the imbs of the hoy and applied them litoatiatsies il Ssociation, although it performs its nd abroad. In our case nobody —Wall Strect Journal. | onc to another; he {hen amped upon ¢ b ork so quictly and with such an entire was consulted cxcept Congress- Ry | them, and it stood up c: lete and . y . 3 E E od up complete @ . oy 2 s 5 men and Jegislitors under the The Sultan of Turkey savs he a3kdjercet. 1 was aste R p ) 4 C H d D SS€ fiiaof ostentation that its existence| ,uiving influence of the well-f Tusiic f'f,l,f“" ':Hrl e e eh ed in (_0::\(' tenisholy ‘”"',A“: 5 uniors apes in t(l‘actl\c JIf:S andsome resses some s ovér d REEL S e, o Al asUlleinz Speaplo, Bischot I s sequence by a palpitatio sometimes overlooked. Amoax the| nanced Anti-Suloon lobby. 't is the same thing the Armenians ! Gl high cost models, the very newest and most attractive ly is the Young Women's Christian Coat, and plain tailored cffects, in a delightful varicty of ihe very e at the heart: but they gave me some M d l R el R e e B B e B e DT U R B i e odels o $2.98 " $16.50 iy must face is that dealing wite the [ #1 suilor was u:n_‘lwml. : nd i ray ington Suar, of the Mohammedans was sitting by Sizes 8 to 14 year v Priced at L olutiouary proposition heczis S my side, wr 2 - Ry ousing of girls and young won: L2 3 . Who swore that there wa i . ; 5 A : young wonicn Sl OE G G et b S Gl YT O et RS T e e e S R specially priced at ..... ch ations from u foremost manufacturer of ex- o aro dependent on their own re nothing morc than a pretense of to which Senator Borah will assent|away of limbs, but the whole was Purces. This problem is partly dis- pobular assent. is one in which the United States i8|merc jugg psed of by the Y. W. C. A. which i character, in principle, in the super-power, which corpesponds Any magiciun of the present day, Handsome Eaf)ter Blouqes B onar facililics it not only bro- ideas of liberty and in theotics | to (he notion of league of nations (hat | who can perform this trick as it is 5 of government New Z nd’s the kaiser used fo have.—New YorK | performed cven af he des comfortable rooms for girls hut fighting men do : Made of fine quality Sc Waist Coats of tan clusive Children’s Garment trimmed, Georgette and Crepe De Chine Blouses in white and color: Styles are many here % present day in B~quisilefcreationst inShoer! Lauswns aidt Viollos, DIz | md lace u i not differ much World India, certainly must be sure of a : slvenat st ol lles, plain, embrold na protects their morals and their| from thosc of the United Stuies fortunc. The funuy pirt of all sueh fhysical well being by throwing The disparity to be noted is in e ; : - ) tricks is that o the case of the | * - ¢ 2 aws offecting hu S 15 OAK IN HOLY WEEK. s thaf, as in the case of the B f ' Found thom = comiortante hamettne | WY 10WS bifecting human righis Hise e e e eautiiu ress voiies are enacted in the two countrics, the ground and hear fruit before the b ) A The tree that was a forest oak spectutors’ eyves the photographic SPECIALLY PRICED FOR SATURDAY YARD e annual report of Miss ngs A century long of storm and sun, | camera reveals nothing of {he <ort Our Iegular 50¢ Ginde B x 49 » general secretary of the New Drit- Knew the oft-witnessed woodman's| going on, Comprising One Hundred and IFifty pretiy design PRAISE RO O GLORGE, e & 3 ns in the new Spring Colorings, IR Y. W. C. A, shows what the or- M aoyhiekY trosa. i 9l i 13 Of ail the phascs of the war-peac At last. Its forest days were done Decline in Baby Production anization is doing in this respeet. It ) Where never trco retu |l - o et or Kaster datu ‘ B at roated D ic Lloxd ere never tree returned Lo say [ (C. W. Barron’s london letter, Wall r ay \4 ep lenls with the war period and the | Situation tr ated by m { What fell to thooe =0 horne away, Street Journal.) a ur ove Jeorge of Iingland, none is niore | i . + i - 1 me since the armistice was signed, | GCOTSC of lingland, nonc is ¢ i The most singular thing in all this Fine White Imported 15id Gloves, value $2.50, Bing in part: teresting to Americans than h 1‘ Sharp was the ase, but brief; wore |presentation of modern thought is the Specinlly e riced BUNIN SRR it s Pair . o ment that lingland and the lmml long call of the cconomist to fight Plenty more Iashionable Kid and Wash Cape Glo ‘A year ago, the Thousing | The carver’s tools that shaped the |rupt 3 i ; P'riced t S $3 OO B otilem fonvour s wamenicoriol States arc in accord on the aims of the | et ape |ruptey and Tolshevism by larger pre riced up ol R RS : e Pair . large. With young women pour- Peace Conference and the methods for ing into the citics to do govern- carrying out those aims. ment work, New Britain too, be- gan to wonder' where the strans- ers were to live. The Y. W. C. A, was ready to solve the problem, | that “no one could have treated the : - o v don e el S i A5a0 = . 1 wear with your New Suit or I'rocks. e An array of Colored Silk Petticoa )lai alnd the new }]]u\lnuu;i accommo- | peculiar problems with their speciol | Finished: mysterious, outspread hirth to babics they cannot afford to \‘r»‘..(‘ e e o © A f Colored Silk Detticoats in plain, Qi 05 b1 Elils was tho reaull o Furopean susceptibilities better tnan| OF wing. it was an cagle's form {keep, while the “hetter class peo- ‘lgv' T ke 98(: $3 98 o Rl conhine vRe e 0 sumner vee President Wilson.” Therc is a lesson | That as i crowned. upraised itslicad {plel” are ccasing o have chiliren at U BRI} B o bl prieed Tho armistice 'w signed, tiw csider ¢ ¢ on % As trees in sunshine after storni— all, “\Whether the state should unde government wor came Lo in this for Americans. So much vo- cr storn ° That trod on sign and arabesque; [take the care of our poor children i For Easter Hosiery | standstill—but the dormitory i litical discussion has been injectud | A great cathedral's reading desk. [a question for aur statesmen to an- mosphcre. g i duction, while the production of . i But, as he worked, his saateh of [babies, from cvery angle, scems 1o LR GLOVES. CHAMOISETTE GLOVE | song haffle all the (hinkers. All Kinds, Al Shades Washable. - White and € | ¥ of oak foreboded zood, The Dhishop of Birmingham points | to 2 air A Pair. And, ere its spirit grew too faiit, jout that while the birth s fall- | 790 1. $1 .OO It bore an angel and a saint, ing there is no diminution in the NEW VEST AND VESTELES SILK PETEICONTS siz¢ of the poorer families, who give Referring to President Wilson in particular, the British Premier said fiece andito stay il s fid! swer Another writer advocates the that girls arc givls the world . = Come to this store S fay. endless variety to chovsc from herc 8 2 : . surprising i many | It heard the lessons and the crecd, |prevention of marriages umong “those - over, whether they happen to. be BTG ST O BRI B R S e e i e e e et i GhRes me FASHIONED THREAD A HOSE MCCALLUM SILK- HOSH doinz governmeni work or pro- Awerican minds were muddled. - he | et [1et there he no bones about it. Socicty | " " $2 OO o $3 OO i ssional work—=and the attrac- President has been eriticized ireeiy | 10 trembled to the organ-roed lis eutitical tol Drotect lsslt, bub o White, Black and Color i g 3 and conifortable rvooms iu | .,4 gometimes abusively. - Whether| A5 to the wind, the brook, the bitd; [fure it can do so, it must away with e ] MEN'S SILIK SOX . cormito Dot oo L (oA | nd, he choir boy’ sh |[sickly sentiment and pars ¢ sle gular 00 values 1 75 x more or less since last October, he is appreciated at home or not, lic | And, at th 10ir boy’s resuish | 3 time and pz 01 ¢ 65c o 750 Pair. v fotherwise it will be so bitten by the Specially priced air and the family is a very happ is recognized abroad. The spokesman Joeniehbotod sdulincls ir | scupent Bred of y oin eslect thail and congenial one. of the government of the British - while. its existence may well heoin danger, | S A I S S S In addition to the foregoing. he| pire is a busy man, too busy to wiste Tn oiher words, if civilization (0 | sreppomm—————————— ssociation has placed many girls in| gpoech in compliments unless they | Throughout od 5 solemn |Protect itself, it must be as rathless as s spe £ L 3 . nature.s { had greatly disturbed the ale de- 'ish army J 4,006,000 roun divate hones and has accommodated | S Fr S ilieatt andisas hou L ) s ¢ 3 riva e ¢ miod come from the heart and are built on ot e e e Niielquestions T of L divorceotima | partment. A specific charge was that tllery amminition, according pver a hundred or more transichts | pis own personal obscrvation. pain— rigge respensibilitics, of duties to chil- the nissionavy had used funds de- - statistical announcement publish Ruring the past year. It fills a want Bencath the altars Kasier flowses dren and dutics to the stat under izned to aid the winr sufferers fo day by the war department. It hat could not be provided in any SR e Saw Onc pass throush the woods ‘ugsion as never before. . ] further {he cause of Bulgaria and (he largest n - - IR - indirectly, the cause of her Allics wn inglc 1 +forni in a sma iy (NIIEIY LOAN. asain. DEsca J texiform in o small comuiuni LIS LEA vl il e ek i ]| Another Fecord in Whea, Germany and Austria-Hungary ords xhow Tiess siress is being laid on the T (Providence Journai) HEN B g stated: “The report ap Second in amount into President Wilson's labors that it LUCKY GOVERNOR MARDING. | triotic duty to'invest in the Fifth lot Were stronger for thut héuet of | larlier predictions of an enormous | pearine some of the morning pa- munition used wa 2 i i crop of winter wheat are substantiat- pers, phed from Washington, | <ines Itidge in 1917, when Goverpor, Harding of Towa may}® : o 1 Ao ISALIEL FISKIE CONANT, ed by thie report of the devartment of Darges o0l rro-pu al‘lfill C[]Vl of pro-German activity by mission- | tounds were used by the B Manik his lucky stars that he hrs not | transaction. Banking houscs - B e e T agriculture, issued yesterday. The \nicshofl tho Anicricant boandiis sont Tosi o Snele Kol how been impeached for misfeasance in of- appeaied to the patriotism of their A NS = ucreago is ”‘?' largest ever plaated in nes Soomed by Leader aiional, misleading and in most of | Ninerican forces in the battle Sce. A man was convicted of a séri- | customers during the four other louns | Military Bank lorN . the United States, and nincly-mnce its charg untrue. The American | St Mihicl sulient rar roiL ce. A a as a se Military lank For Nurscs, and cight-tenths per cent. is the hest P board has no missionaries in Persia. | record, using 1,095,217 s 1 hom arc nmow cmphasizing the high velue 5 E 1 : : (Waterbury American) showing ever made on the condition It is certain that its missionaries arc »us offense against society last full wnd a pardon was granted almost im- | Of i Miss Blla Phillips Crandall of New | of the crop. The indicated vield of Boston, April 18.—-The American | not pro-German in their sympathics mediately by the Governor. Ugiy | purely investment standpoint. And| yoerk, secrctary of the Committee on | 887,000,000 hushels of winter wheat | Board for Forcign Missions is inves- | 1t is now carefully investigating a re- RUN OU O BT wc- | they do this rightly. The Fifth joun | Nurses of the Council of National De- | 1 fl-r' s nearl double the yearly - | tizgating the L;)H(HI{“ of o vr{" its | port hrought to its attention 4y the Tors ST sonservaiive | fense, insists that nurses must be giv- | &8¢ for the five years before the missioparies who is reported to have ate department of pro-Bulgariar e A Ve ¥ offers inducements to the conservauve | fense. insists t 5 S S o S " < - s ton and money is said to have played : . S CUVEL o0 military rank in order to maintain | 4nd is almost ffty percent o] engaged in pro-Buigarian activities. | wctivity on the part of one of ity C7iCr Advises People of Plentiful » part in the stories. man or woman who exercises zreat| i capacity for scrvi She says| than the crop of 362,000,000, avernze | The matter was brought to the missionaries not now in Bulgar u [ Supply in Nearby Town. ¥ their pacity for eIy . he sa < B3 \s a consequence of the public de- | carc before investing funds in souvuti- | that ali Guring the war they have been | Production during the four years cf | tention of the office of the bhourd /is in communication with the st | | the forthcoming bonds from a | umors were connected with his e s ! London, town cri It extends a generous percenluge | irequently handicapped on account of | War. The scason is so well advanced | here by the stite department. department there also ind will ww mand for an investigation, a majority | ties. of Swana paraded the i lbrest ind s baditontby Hho RichL | theiriack ofirank) ind e symbolsioe | thutilicroswould iscemy tollio Wit tis (i o SstatementiD L S ililidny S probability of matevial losses iu (ne | Stringer, sceretary of the Tducational definite and decisive action s soon [ it. She relates numerous instances of as the case is cleared. There can he neglect, persecution and Ming iu- | Whoat siates. no question as fo the loyalty of th as no e the place, but 1 Do asiccd. efliciency, suffered the bands of he confirmation of previous opti- | declares the reports from Washinz- | Apjerican board and its missionarvies {plentiful supply could be ad report favoring the impcachment of “tate | est nation in history. More could not rects o e declaring there i 1 the Governor was filed with the Department of the American Board, ! \ Hlouse of Representatives. Tortunutc B e eacuiive np haditoend overbearing orderhies and milisacy | mistc reports is most gratifying (o a | o0 yesterday misleading and i {0 the United States and to the Allies, | Kingston, a village five milc o : and medical officers, without huving | world which has no reserve supplws| Most of its charges untrue. “This re i el 1t frequenty happens that und e house who filed a minority reprt g TCHING T, the authorily (o stand up for f of foodstuffs. American farmers have | POFL was eredited (o Assistunt Secre- 1 400,000 SHIELLS IN ONE BXTTLLE [the vationing tem wailabl ljavoring a censure and this report v clves. They read like exceptional | insured lurope’s wheat supply, apd | tary of State Phillips and wits that G {supply of beer, wine: 1 liquors for FPour wecks hence, according th | caco” but she says “such things ce- | they are entitled to w fair price for | the hoard had heen advised by th itish Made Record ou Somme—U. |# given public house or even an en- {tive community consumed at one |sitting, and there must then be a long { In view of the liberal distribution ef | the farmers to make i new recor A D oD DI e {Wait until the regulations permit de- | military offices, uniforms and aames | Wheat and apparently they huve dore | Bulsaria and io o Persin: that battic of the Somme in 1916 it- |livery a new lot has been adopted. Officials in such high station cara wford to allow the breath of suspicion lo blemish their churacters. Peritps prediction of the American Defcrice | curred right along and were a distine- | (very hushel consumed at home op|state department of formal charges | Socicty, the Bolsheviki will rise up in | tive feature of the American sysiom.” | seut abroad. The zovernment of pro-German activities and political | ¥ ! interfergnee by missionaries both in | Holds Onc Tour Mark, all their wadness - and attempt Lo Governor Harding wus entircly ,- | wreck the United States of Americt. | yone”men not in actual milit it and have furly earmed (e rewerd | The progrostication is made in a cir- | service this demand on hehalf of provided in the bill Hxing the price e il wonien, for which they ¢ said 1o of the cereal. pointed (o the contrary being truc i e e country yeslerday The future s G2 THEY CALLED HIM “MIKE."” DT I SR B 10, Bty | . i licve. The artist who wrote the ictic rofe Michae p ilar- A A ind i . Professor Michael 1. Pupin of HMar-| 1 00 oceused of having fo inas- Kind Invitation Qeed tnlversity relates am IBtEresting | 4o and it s foured that ho hu (Brovklyn Standard-Union.) meident in his carcer In the curreant | The Tlungarian Soviet governwment i tent but circumstantial evidence | cular letter sent broadeast through the | overdone his work. pymber- o Aetican jzation gy A sample of his statements is: T has extended an invitation to alun- | ished by the Department of the Ini- sarians in America to “return apd en- | joy the fruits of the communistic rev- | | = 5 " - 0! " o o B Pink Glow o . Aangeill It orsunizeal Libeuton o osen | olibion BN ilia tlon W an) Gk i) e e R o g R Din ] lin ol ngton. A Tittle thing like the nick- | A0 r 0 o it systom the | Country cxactly ealih flof Lale Cbeelpinod 1 o “Mike” .applied to hi <hel IBvery person who thinks he wontd | Men Need It to Mahe Strons, e “Mike," applled to him when ), o0, ynat has wrecked the ruineid | o pars Porool Bho i Vigorous Bodies and Do [ be huppy under the Sovtet goveen- | e ey Lussia all kinds of evil things Wil | ments existing in Russia and Hungacy | Weah, thin people—men women— Another lurid paragraph rveads: *Ir| oVer there to enjoy the frutts. " ness, debliity and heurasthe ve almosl cordial invitation (o depart [(rom | imsaviahie due to merve starrs Feeal| We are showing the very choicest in spring millinery. All the latest styles are here—they're (he tmong us is not by any means ro- | SOur nerves an (eso ptoims due favorite designs of the leading American and luropean manufactirers. Come in and sce them, and (he ance and brutal force once gets a Arm | siricied (o R o merve starvation will disappear. Jrices together with our beautiful array.will be most interesting U Bk ¥ IEminent speclalists state that the pricestivscthicr came to America determincd e » i 8 hold of the restless working people MNicthasic: lots Mol i compades i HeiC i haslisns o food s itan or ie phosphate | | MME HATYS o bo an American but his hopes who sign themselves, “yours for the | known among drusgists itro-1’hos: i RI l“‘]D 15“ 5 i e i phate w five-grain tablet of which should The last word in AMillinery, so bheautitully Larse table of Trimmed Hat Almmed as his asseciates continued 10 UL i W i revolution, and love to deba m “ 5 % 2 P . . 2| now doing in Germany, then we will | 5.5 S8t S0 S0 S deetring of ; H‘\'vn nitn Saei, men Deing a trimmed you'll readily -sce the idea of purchasingwe'll have @ pleasant day next Sunday, UBetter i a < evuine nerve bullder anc not a stim ¥ all go to hell together opposition to the existing sociel or-| ulant or habii-forming drug. Bitro-Phos. lespite s efforts to be a real Yankice | \Tyje pit overdrawn, we think. | der. Some of them get clocted fo (he | Phate can be wafely talen by the wealseat Sunday. These Hats $4 98 = sale price 1e studied hard and won several 3on- | oo throughout the nation is| egislature once in a while. AT ncd (pellet Bautranen fun (NG Breen [ e W u‘wiy h,_l e e Th '\ ‘m );‘ :w sgsass . AUt e e 4 e Won' 3 ase e siv eyves | gshin : xeeptionally s display ey cd Hats. fro (0 $10.50. ey Wor 8 : s, but the barricr was not let down.| oo ong but the spirit of Dolshevisin on’t they ple cast hein s | ishing, 1 Worth Double. e o aas s oy 5 [ upon Hungury and Russta? Capital-| Weak. tired people reza z o 5 i Ty when a elass Tush | pion could he sensed immediatoly | ism is abolished there. The existing | 420 Vigors thinness and ankularity 3 P.NEAPPLE -TRAW -AILORS Was 1o decide whethor the fresh:ten WionspSomeieodiesigirmngemmertinnt | 1= L SRR A e plumpuoss and _wurvos; slech Jdust drop in and sce them. We have all colors, navy, brown, purple, jay blue and afte ¢ signing e armistice | social order exists no more. The fry urns to the slecpless; confidsnce 2 o e % or- sophiomores were to win the honory . .40 46 on the wane. The Amer-| ©f the communistic revolution are|chcerfulness veplace dehility “and g Dlack. Iegular value is §4.50. Sale price o . . $2 98 D lo 2.98 i A ; I i e o oo kine B Wilyinos utati 1 éfes bocome bright, and pale, s " A »f wearing high hat BB Ao Dl e e eioly Bhonld mat e m_[ theirs for the picking Why no Kb fenaii the pone Blonio (J‘llIJI)I{EA\ S H A 1.49 (& fuse legitimate strikes with the tiing e R s Ll ompoms, all colors, #9¢: Flowers, Flower Wreaths, 39¢. up: Quills, all colors, o5 smiore, =aid to himsclf: “I am going at once? ro-Phosphate, the use Of which is in- o o take part in that class rush 1o assimilnt] food Bt Untrimmed Hats at $1.48. They're $ b that dragsed Russia into the dust, J % ; ntlon of food. 50 much So that many at §1.18, worth | o Miow those Yankces that we erbs| o0 4788 dust Not to Say Plump. people report marked gains in a few HATS TRIMMED FRIL, WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES weeks. It jg sofd by Clark & Trainerd iu can fight:” And he did with such o (Bowic County, Tex., 3 New ‘[hu:\\n avnd all good druggis x resL ) is w e - . " sl ronce CC All are when the time comes CAUTION Although Bitro-Pho ate g00d results that his fcllow classmen he Peace Conferenge is a secon S L A €hio | 17 unsyrpavséd for relieving nervousncss, . r i leld as 2 3 {o meet at Miss Jennie's home fo upy relies carried him oft the field as 4 hero. | ary consideration with Milady. she is| 04" Migs Josophine are two of our ::fmflg"n";fiu” a‘u.; An el i sne s L 63 MAIN STRE OVER HARVEY & LEWIS, —188 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN ‘And T went out and when it was all | more disturbed by the Dossibility of a | substantial pillows of the Methodist | growing properties, be used by anyone who sver they carricd me on their shoul- " rainy Baster Sunday. ! church, does not desire to but wu flesh. hearthstones of the nation are i erior, Burcau of Jducation, at Wash- 36 was o student at Columbia Uriver sity in New York City, was the most sherished phrase that cver 5 car. P he dppeal to sreed, ignor- Professor Pupin is a native of S of America, as it did in Ttussia and is bu, lescribe him as “that foreign guy vour new Easter Hat this week and enjoying it nextone of these hats tomorrow at our Special