New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1919, Page 17

Hammocks W\ f i efil'flaX of heavy khaki cloth, mattress and dur- ‘ M 8N Linen Rugs able springs, which add to summer com- fort. L ' Keep their shape de Made W ha\'(‘r:_il:\r!r\: 7 VUDOR ¥ g Last forever ey = hasy to clean O rtistic decorative ef- Imacine a delicate piece of fine Dresden china - will give you the cool com- VIR fects with the rugged utility of adamant, and you forts of a well shaded, well have caught the spirit of 2 ventilated perch, where you ‘ . can live during the hot i ReverSIble e Handsome Reed and Rattan Furni- ie ar F ! a Fine color range Beautifui— v ture With Attractive Tapestries Ll N EN R UG s Durable— / - A Lie flat on the floor There’s a delicate beauty abcut them that seems incom- remember what they are made from. Afld at a pfi(‘,e Which ]S Linen they are—linen with its known affinity for color ——linen with its reputation for wear—and unlike any linen fabric you ever saw before in their thickness and weight. thremely reasoflable Let us show you these individual, reversible, sanitary and mothproof rugs, comparatively inexpensive, yet appro- priate for every room in the house. Low-prieed 14/ L patible with their extraordinary durability—until -you ‘ g 3 See the display in our South Window, which shows how Klearflax Linen Rugs colors. are made. Balgfivég’l{%(f?ig’e rgggrl;on, B. C. PORTER SON e C?&ff&ffih Cabinets Monroe e will stand and that !plum some of the delays at which ap warded. the money is placed back in CLEMENCY EXTENDED TO Dfidete the b oAl ugh rected by the commis L this country will safeguard the fplicants have been inclined to com- | the relief fund to be used for N)mo! MANY MITITARY PRISONERS | Sidered 1,683 cases and 3 v recl of he federal nations of this continent. ¢ the STy o clemency in only 162 of them F e © y recent con- ‘Mm“ b s | other meritorious case. { 5 3 ‘1N Since the Iederal Board has heen | o o special ¢ board appointed by ommission to equalize conditians af- RULES FOR TRAINING. i AMERICANIZING ALIENS, srosialclementy R bes g Dy JUSTICE FOR WOMEN | fecting women by establishing prinei- = oy | the recipient of some funds from vi- Washinston, D. .. May 13.—Ray. | the war department to review all cases | ter UL R Cases Must Be Declared 4 E ston, o 1 —Ra) WORKERS I8 sovan | ples of equality on a lasting basis. i S NLERER = Washington, D. C., May 3.—The pee SIUTRAN oY An effort T nade by the “Compens- | rious organizations to use at i soldiers remaining SR e (o s b b wons | mond B st ovpii /S aiafuralisation | of soliluys Sremalaings i contnemant ’ ; . contended that women should 5 ' S Lo o En O e T e e e appointed to | has recommended clemency in 1,521 Washington, D. €. May 13.—In- ve equal pe r equal work, | of the delays where a case is cl o > £ | equalities in pay, opportur and in | {hat there shot »e no discrimination L Washington, Ma 3.—Ther as {1y W N E aiveo ¢ { cases. The average sentence has £ kllfl Thal Mlle Be Hfld dl OHCC ¥ i 1 ; t l ("lec h‘( e m“} o ’;W“- : S e e et 4 ;n"t-(n re ‘1-3;\»‘; rxm:‘p seven yo and | Promation for women wo will be t »een some complaint on the part o 1 expe ot the Federal Board are | .ifize ooar abor G 5 3 2, § i ¥ ycaliesnerts ot iheikcder citizenship in the department of labor. | 500 L S8 B S ar and nine | —- disabled men who file their applica- | certain that there is no doubt ahout | m \ < - . e The new bureau is being established | months, a total reduction of 9,399 ; T mederal | the man's disability he is immedi- | months, a Mlms{er {0 U‘ S' bays o eorine e s e e | ”,“1;,“.41 e rining, and the re. |to aid in teachng American ideals to | vears from the aggregate sentences. Toard for Vocational Bducation on sed thercfor, and when his | alicn residents and is part of the na- | Of five cases involving life sentence, account of some delays in obtaining as heen passed upon by the | tional adminstraton campagn of | one was reduced to two vears e to | May 13.—The 4 ruling upon their cases. It m 116850 Jhas e e S A i and clemency ref e Al i e compe 4 i Wrat ani ik ey |\n](ll.tootl t,M: "x(x(niyv(’ \]nl ed — = == —— ' _ d can award training the o Phot He of Salvador is money, said Sal- | first be passed as a ‘“‘compe 127 Main St. Opp. Arch St. ne 1409-2 vador Sol. new minister of plenipo- s one. that is to say, the injv ' tentiary at Washingt for that coun- . sustained by the applicant must be H try, who has just a 1 from South , least ten per cent of a total di L] America. The money is needed at | bi With the enormous number | once, according to Minister Sol of claims pending before the Bureau A Remackable Otfer made to the Sick for this Twenty-five millions of dollars are of War Risk Insurance, and (he ne- | > = ; Visit oaly, by needed to properly take care of our . cessity for care and close scrutiny of | ; coffee crop and the government of the each case, it is physically impossible | A > . republic will not only welcome for- | for very rapid action, and the Fed- 3 X P ¢ eign capital, but will make every fair ! eral Board of necessity is bound to | et Ty induce to attract it,” h | await the action of the Bureau of ! [§ < ularly anxious War F Insurance. This will i | = ] > United States ; \ : r commercial relations with | e — —— memes e o T RWITH EINGERS! R 8 ZosSW8G New England’s Wonderful ~Specialist |§ :’Qénymny ,“:”f N!e.fa\l. tt\:n ”7“, e was o . —WHO WILL BE AT— i an '(;]1;1‘ :’:,:.;m—i‘ politicians favorable CORNS LIFT OUT ! : - - = e Since the war that o element has been completely elimi- | 3 ‘ rated. The administration of the I o 3 bR ¢ o e e 01n | country as elected now is entirely in | Freezone is magic! Corns and ) e : '@ At 39.98—One lot of Capes and Children's the 1ands o ro-American officials b i’ NEW N i 7 5 Our president, Jorge Melendez, was calluses lift right off— ! R NEW BRITAIN ; value to $15.00. educated in the United States and T | : : : f . 7 @ S G Gl b B o B i Doesn’t hurta bit Lungs, with Improved Magnoathis Skiascope as an ONE DAY ONLY i At $1.19—One lot Waists, values to $2.00. ficlal positions who have had the [falettolplnsnosis@anls ndictiieninondarthlime thotls At $1.50—Colored Satcen Pettibockers same advantages. of exam ] ee to all who call on him at “We are particularly anxlous- f | Hotel Beloin, Wednesday, May 21st, Howrs from 10 WEDNESDAYY Ma 218t § At $1.69—Colored Heatherbloom Pettibockers, # some large banks who can do by / | a.m.to5:30 p. m. , y ‘M : 8 values. big way to open up in anks To all who call on him at Hoté] Beloin, Wednesday, May 211st ¥ o e . are t banks of | y : o T it iinen dolie 4 iFREE FOR THIS VIS|T Dr. Naughton will glve his Consultations, emarkable Diagnosis of | At $1.00—One lot of 31.50 low bust Corsets. s started business, but what : Disease, Wonderful “X-Ray” Lsaminations, all Medical Services, At $1.00—One lot of low neck $1.50 Night Robes I 1 tituti b i Surgical and Office Treatments Absolutely Free of Charge s = & cally need is an institution whic Surg F < Abs v % | 7 o Sl T s e ‘np\'rAl! 1 T S } Never before has such an opportunity been given the sick of this vicinity, and if vou are suffering, you |8 At $1.00—One lot of $1.50 \\_ ]U[C“ Petticoats. lions of dollars. | | should rot fail to take advantage of It. The sick multitudes crowd his of fices from morning till n;‘gn, and at | At 89c—All $1.00 Rompers, sizes 6 months to 6 years. Any man who has ecapital, say _ i every visit the voung, the old, the rich. the poor, all apply to Dr. Naughton for relief, so those Wishing to ses | 90 = F 5 R S about $10,000, will find excellent op- | him should remember the day, dates and office hours of his visit and call early to avoid the crowded last hours At 69¢—One small lot of summer $1.00 Union Suits, portunities for investment which, S L9 Ava YV _ 1 ~hether a case is curable or whether e 7 1 i small sizes. with work and care, will bring him | Are You Sick? Are You Suf: DON'T WAIT ! | 5 5 1t is incurabie, 4 . i O Sy 2 . returns well wortn le. 1 should ) fering? If So Call on Him | ¢, 00 witt you e curprised at| The sick multitudes crowd his o- ftt fi%.(‘)()—fl"v. o pairs of 49c Fiber Silk HL;‘SL . strongly advise agammst any young 5 ¥ 3 s At § ot 5 s e el 10 fare z e aEiwhionaston TN har=tandlnis | and Take Advantage of His | his wondertul knowledge of diseass, | fices from m"”}'“t:x""'“ night, and 1t | At ba')do Cl’ll"};tgw pairs of any 39c Hose for omen brain to depend on from going down S a7 . - his plain, concise explanation of | you would avoid disappointment vou | K n .nudren. there. iy Skill and Experience. cause and effect. but at the marvelous | should call early. Dr. Naughton makes At 35 § o “Our coffee before the war was - P The rapidity with which he de- | rapidity with which his common sense, | regular visits to New Britain from t 35¢c—Women's 4 S 5c¢ Knit Pants. econsumed in France. Italy, Germany scribes all discases is truly wonderful | rational treatment goes to the seat of | .. : “ 4 At 45¢—W, 's 530c Knit Pants il Dacianal Now C A b | and astonishes all who call upon him; | the trouble; giving relief, and in alj | time o time to personally attend to At 5 < }\i G S2e Bt 1ot FS' . Silk ted and the United States is get- | A fow cents buvs a tinv boftle of | and his extensive practical experl- | cases that have mot DProgressed tes | his many patients who are unable to At 50c—75c worth of notions except Cotton or Silk & one-half of our crop the magic Freezone at a drug store. | ence enables him to determine | far, a cure I\-isn his Worcester offices. g Thread St il be my parici endeavor Apply a few drops of Freezone upon | f; At 50 75¢ h of Ribt to foster the commercial relations be- & tender, aching corn or a callus. Tn. r hton will positively t i J sday, May 21st from 50c—75¢ worth of any Ribbon. ocen the two countriesiand o inters | atantly that troublesome cormi b call Doctor Naugh positively be at Hotel Beloin, Wednesday, Y G el ) ¢ stops hurting, then shortly von 10 o'clock in the morning until 5:30 o’clock in the evening, to consult with and examine At 39¢c—One lot of 50c Gloves. for our m(u""rm;;“nn the it out, Liv;r! and all. without anv| g]] cases pcrsonally. 1-3 OFF ON ALL SUITS AND CAPES. ted States, confident of fair- . sore or irritation. These pain 'h so that we sent our | little battles of Freezone coatain just i - 2 > Ao ie to the Paris peace conven- | enoush to rid the feet of every hard '§ Suits and Capes which were $39, .... I\{OW $26.00 tion instructed to concur with the | corn, SOft corn, corn between the toes . ~ 1 Suits and Capes which were $30, . NOW $20.00 O of the T'nited States on all ques- | and the calluses on bottom of feet. So Suits and Capes which were $45, .... NOW $30.00 tions which came up. We do not fear ! So simple. Why wait? No hum- SPECIALIST IN CATARRH, STOMACH, KIDNEY AND CHRONIC ATLMENTS. OFFICE AND LABORA. ‘thing as we are confident that the TORY, 311 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS. anything ROESTER,