New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1919, Page 3

MRS. WILSON VISITS | AMERICAN SOLDIERS | 'BOSTON STORE it ANOTHER BIG DAY 0 A. M., WEDNESDAY, MAY 11Ti. Dollar Day was a.hi:‘-' New Britain intends to make this er one. Cut prices I'ollowing arc some of our offer- Mail and Orders Rec Prompt Attent Fur Storage safe, Economicul. Tel. Ch. 1090 London, Ma Twenty-Fourth Anniversary ale Notions and Household Supplies WE CELEBRATE THIS EVENT FOR FOUR DAYS. BEGINNING WEDNESDAY MORNING Our Twenty-Fourth Anniversary Sale of Notions and Household Supplies is scheduled for Wednes- day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. It will be on an even greater scale than ever. The stock ]of high grade household necessities is larger than ever and the reductions in prices are extremely liberal. press generally as that the com- mercial development of the airplane is much further advanced in Great Britain than in any other country, Ac- cording to the American Chamber of Commerce in London a mail sepvice from Cairo to India is to be fnaug. | welfare and comfort of American sol- | urated, The air route already has | diers on leave in Paris. Recently she | been surveyed and a route from Cairo Vvisited the American Red Cross tent | Cape of Good Hope is being city on the Champs de Mars where | laid on i & accommodations have heen estab- | Acrodromes are to be established | | lished for 1,600 of them i at suitable spots in the British Isles | The wife of the president made a , and British possessions and equipped thorough inspection of the Red Cross | With ound and light signals, balloons, camp, making inquiries of the Red | aerial buoys and ‘W reless telegraph Cross women concerning the prepara- ; and telephone outfits, tion of the food and the methods of | “Already CATg0 airplanes are in | B j serving. - When a camion loaded with | sight,”” the Chamber of Commerce an- | § fresh, warm apple pies arrived from a ! nounces. “A huge British seaplane of Red Cross kitchen, Mrs. Wilson sam- | novel type equipped with five motors | has been flown carrying six tons at ! 100 miles an hour. Experiments are being made With another having a carrving capacity of nine tons, | Is Much Intcrested in Welfare and Comfort of All Service Men; In- | mom - sbects Accommodations. . < Paris, May 13.-—Mrs. Woodrow Wil- son is showing much interest in the (INOORPORATED) HARTFORD. OPENS AT success, but on new merchandise in all department.. ings for New Britain’s Special Bargain Day 60c MOIRE RIBBON—Heavy Silk; | 39¢ VOILES— to 40-inch; all the ; : 6-inch: all colors. d45¢ yd. | latest novelties. 32c¢ yard. G-inc 3 i ;H:( GINGHAMS—32-inch; the best 6c LADIESS AND CHILDREN'S | 111(!‘(1 .t.h(\ pastry Amierican makes. 25¢ yard. | FANCY COLORED PICOT EDGE (,'41‘“ e ber four & bouaust of dowers s E ¥ 5 v RO = : ied with the French national colors $1.39 LADIES LK HOSE—BIlack, b, A 50c doz. e S il NIGHTGOWNS | W28 bresented to M Wilson. A T s ;"l\l‘;“lif‘\.‘,‘"fif}:m;’"{ “'?‘? é‘,g. BB L 0 icwina vl e but a happy smile, made the presen- | ted color; all sizes. 75¢ pr. & tation speech. M Wilson carried | FINDING FMPLOYMENT FOR 33c ME COTTON AND LISLE e % S g a i | "OMEN iy 2 SOCKS—BI and colors. pr 10c ball. he flowers in her arms during the re- | WOMEN WAR WORKERS o & - | mainder her visit. She showed an 50c LADIES' LISLI HOSE—Black | WILLIMANTIC COTTON 6 spools | mainder of = | Washington, D.C, May 13 The enthusiastic incerest in everything, 4 only. 42¢ pr. - | ziving special praise and commenda- ion of the United States KHAKI SHIRTS— 2 AR > | ion to the recreation huts, where | cmployment service is making provi- $1.19 ca. or spool dances are held, the reading and writ- | gion for the care of women released 2 BLACK SAT | nand) SUMMER | jhe rooms, and the arrargement of i from service in army and navy camps SHIRTS g ch. it With and without sleeves. | the fifty large canvas dormitories. {and cantonments. There are thou- $2.25 S M S SHIRTS— She was received by Major Francis ' gands of these workers, most of whom sortment; French cu $1.98 UNTON Hoyer, 1 ger of the Northeastern | wi)] have been released from their length. | zone of the Red Cross, Mis: Sthel | present work in a few weeks or | Burnet, directress of the tent city, and | jonths. Probably the majority are $1.98 CREPE BREARKFAST SETS— | Miss Lila McClellan of Texas. | stenographers. Special records of op- 50 set. Noticing the number of men gath- | ,,reynities are compiled in each state HOUSE ered to salute her as she left. Mrs. | 4n4 forwarded to the replacement clastic belt. Wilson expressed the wish to greet ! in Washington. Telegraphic no- them personaily. An mformal recep- Eiver i ecomary adaoa e BUNGALOW | tion was held in front of the camp, | (it as many as 400 applications a $1.00 cach. the soldiers forming in line and shak- | wocc have heen handled yard. 59¢ DLADIE LARGE WHITE ing hands with the president's wife as 0 GEORGETTE CREPE—AIll | APRONS—Tucked, Hamburg edge | they filed past. and insert. 38c¢ each. EE KID GLOVES—Size 6 | g and $1.39 ENVELOPE FOR STANDARD RULES. TU HAVE GLEAN : ! y CHEMISE—Lace and needlework i trimmed. $1.00 cach. ! Canadian Automobilists Want Road HCM.THY BLOUU Regulations to Be Same Everywhere. c | Bright Eyes, Clear Complexion, Take $1.25 VOILE _AND LINGERIE WAISTS—Variety of styles. 98¢ ca. | Famous Springtime Tonic and Blood King.” $1.50 each, 14e SILKO MERCERIZED CRO- CHET COTTON—\White and colors. | women's div SUMMER ce trimmed; knee 25¢ HUCK TOWELS 19¢c. 19¢ cach, $1.25 MERCERIZED DAMASK 98c. 15¢ TURKISH TOW ite. ! SASH OURTAINS—Full siz As usual, Manager Eliot has arranged to give free to 500 customers, GIFT BOXES, each containing twelve useful articles. These boxes will be given to the first 500 customers who buy one dollar's worth or more at the sale. They will, be given out by Mr. Eliot personally. Save your duplicate sales check and hand it to Mr. Eliot. ~The articles in this box sell regularly for more than $1.00. Be sure to get one S—One-piece; before they are all gone. .00 GRAY BLANKETS—Variety 0 each. of borders, 98. $1.39 and $1.50 Careful attention given to mail and phone 5 (e ; 30¢ LONG CLOTH—36-inch. 25¢ | APRONS—All size orders during this sale. i Extra sales clerks in attendance. Plan to Shop Early in the Day and Avoid the Afternoon Crowds. - T B Special Feature--Guessing Contest During this Sale we shall have a window demonstration of the process of making Alliance Hafrpins, A machine will make these pins during the four days of our Sale. It will be operated by the oldest hairpin machine worker in the country. Two prizes, one $10 in gold, one $5 in gold, will be given to the persons gucssing the nearest number of hairpins that will be in our window Saturday night when the machine stops working. All hairpins made here will be packed and left in the window. Guessing coupons can be obtained at cou nter where the pins are sold.. During This Sale we shall sell one package of Alliance Hairpins for 5c and Give One Package to Each Purchaser. This guessing content is open to, women only. 12%¢c SHADOW LACES— to 7-inch. 10c yard. 33¢ MALINE—AIl colors. 25¢ yd. 38c and 40c¢ PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS—S5- to 6-inch, 23c yard. Winnipeg, Man., May 13—Canadian $2.00 MISSES’ AND LADIES’ MIDDY BLOUSES—AIl sizes. $1.50 ca. automobilists have obtained co-opera- tion of associations in America and other countries in the campaign to| Three times a week for three weeks internationalize road rules. They be- | brew yourself a cup of Celery King 3 ol arinE it st Beforolratising GG —_—ee— . lieve peace and good road projects | &N 2 \, i You'll'be sur- will result in many transcontinental | it to the children, too. I = PULLAR AND Nl EN tours and .that a standard code orlnriscd how gently yct effectively EXTRA SPECIAL - 0 rules will be needed. 5,000 Cards Willsnap Fasteners. intro- CELERY KING British motorists who brought their duce this wonderful Snap Fastener into 2,500 homes creates a normal action of the bowels, NO CHARG TELEPHONE ORD ERS, EXCHANG OR,REFUNDS. TINTEX Tintex will not stain the hands or fabric. It is a color retainer and restorer It comes in all the fashionable shades. Tints silks (China, jersey, Italian) crepe de chine, Geor- gette, washable satin, or taffeta, also laces and wool that have turned yellow Special Demonstration during our 24th Anni- injure the s, gargle with warm salt Bags, water, then apply— ag: Wardrobe Bags, Cedar 'Phoae 57¢ Belgrade, May nimeroUsiigs o A TS e Limit 2 cards. While they last. army officers who attempted to pilot | SYstem, banishing pimples, scrofula WAYNE CEDAR BAGS ficial limbs, according to an arrange- | © .- = Shrs i : by freeing the system of all waste i il - for the manufacture of artificlal | Pordering on mental collapse. Eog B 15 Wirde © Ceder KLEANET HAIR NE grade. rules as well as highway rules. facturer, at Fort Wayne, Indiana, will be here to Anniversary Sale. Three for 25c. ——————— s £YE EXAMINATIONS ARE FREE < s e e P 300 50c Size Ofl of YES, : traveling Coat Hangers, We make them right and EXTRA SPECIAL TO HELP machines to Canada have had great- we will sell the regular 10c size card at 2 for 6c. cUippled suidiens of Bertle are fp bejl poyd ide or ihe sirect) and Ganddign | O 7P7E. S0 BErenethening b the provided with merican-made arti- ; | LS and other blood disorders. Celery - Gl Wardrob " | machines in London declare that the i 500 No. 3 ne edar ardrobe ment .made by the American. Red ¢t gide rule kept them in a state | KINg keeps the blood pure and rich value $1.25, for this Sale only 79c. i Specls Cross mission to the Balkans. A plant versary Sale. e ablished by the American |, Aviators also are L\,Amnnrg for an el value $1.50, for this :?ale only 89c. The patented invisible Hair ot N maie ot R oWl cper i naEinlTe | L i atonsIRccn el crc o orr e e Mr. Henry B. Wilson, direct from the manu- sterilized human hair. Special price for the 24th show you how to use the Wayne Cedar Wardrobe A representative from the factory will be here Bag: to explain all the good qualities of this Hair Net. Manufacturing EXTRA SPECIAL EXTRA SPECIAL EXTRA SPEC SPECIAL Optician, 400 pairs steel laid Shears, 200 $1.00 Size Bottles Oil of Cedar Polish, with an absolute Broken Lenses Duplicated. H Jeuke Polish, with an absolute guar- ©Office, 306 Main St. 59c 50 antee, cach : ¢ EXTRA SPECIAL 256 WE MAKE AUTOMOBILE PARTS! . g 500 reasonable, too. 3 ] nickel plated. Value 25c. : Also parts of any other Sale price G0 265 EXTRA SPECIAL Velvet Grip Hose alEaisoinayie Supporters, per pair 3 for ].OC por 500 75c Cans Old English ~——The—— AMERICAN ENGINEERING CO. Floor Wax, each 39¢c 2. t. ?1)i[lmst 3!&__5 EXTRA SPECIAL s oo g o Fred E. Hall's Liquid Cedar ) & i D i j Wax. Cleans all kinds of LEL OVERLAND AGENCY, | wood work, autos, carriages, 300 25¢ v C. B. Alumi- > 5 . num Shefficld Bessemer Corset Storage and Accessories, orse Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 139 Arch St DIONNES WEDNESDAY, MAY 14TH =25 = | New Britain Special Bargain§| pianos, 35c cans for this sale DEMONSTRATION 23c Clas EXTRA SPECIAL 200 Silk Covered Pin ions, value 25c. , sale price 10c Cush- this week to demonstrate that EXTRA SPECIAL Wearever Aluminum Miss Helen Henry, a factory trained expert, will be at our store all sale price Aluminum Utensils are not all 10c THREAD, DARNING COTTON AND SILKS 1,000 Bottles Pee-Chee, for the sume. Tomorrow we will all white shoes, and will sell it sell 2 1-2 qt. regular price $1.25, for 98¢ lipped Saucepans, during this Anniversary Sale at 17c a Bottle #87-32 and 382, 8 Gilbert street, New Britain. TAPES, CORSET LACES P BELTING HOOKS AND EYES AND sonable prices. Also storage. 'Phone 430 MAIN STREET o Day at Damon’s Storage, Supplies and Repalring. PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER Children’s White Canvas Misses’ White Canvas Children’s White Canvas | Misses’ Patent Button VIM delivery and heavy duty | 8 trucks, from 1, to 5 tons. AMERICAN Balanced Six, Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. A. M. Paonessa, Prop. Women’s Tan Lace Men’s Gun Metal Shoes GO TO THE FRANKLIN SQUARE .+ AUTO STATION For White Rose Gas, Non-Carbon 0il and Brunswick Tircs, NEAR HIGH SCHOOL. DUNN &MARSON GARAGE REPAIRING LIVERY PHONE % 505 IAIN ST. Opp. Lafayette. Women’s White Buck, 8 inc:ll' .I"éce Women’s White Canvas Lace (broken lot) Men’s Tan Army Shees .. Men’s Gun Metal Bals (broken‘lot) Misses’ White Canvas Button Bufton .......... Pumps Pumps ...... Women’s White Canvas Pumbé (breken lots) ‘Women’s Tan Bluchers .. . Some Items of Interest Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former $2.00 $1.75 $1.50 $1.25 $3.00 $3.00 $8.00 $8.00 $8.00 $4.00 $7.50 $4.00 $6.00 $1.35, $1.25, $1.15, 98¢, $2.25, $2.00, $6.50, $6.50, $6.50, $2.49, $5.50, $3.00, 25¢ Mills Basting Cotton, 6 Kerr's Luster st, 9¢, or $1.05 a dozen. Aunt Thread, 6¢ piece. Belding’s Best black, white and colors, 10¢, or $1.15 a dozen. One ounce spools, black and Nassau Finish Lydia’s Linen Finish Quality Silk, white Sewing Silk, value for 59c. Belding’s Darning Silk, 5. or 55¢ a dozen. Dexter’s Knitting Cotton, 8c, or 95¢ a dozen. 15¢c H. B. Mending 10c Cotton, H. B. Mending Cotton, 18c. DRESS SHIELDS AND SANITARY GOODS Snow Drop Dress Shields, No. 2, 29¢; No. 3, 31c; No. 4, 36c. Snow Drop Brassieres, made for Sage-Allen & Co.. French double net, $1.48. 50c special garment 83c. $1.00 O. M. O. ment Shields, 79c. Silk Covered Dress Shields, 5 Pairs for $1.00. 25c Sanitary Aprons, 18c. Shields, Zouave gar- Finest quality, 5 and 10 yard Corset Laces, 8c. 10 yard Tubular Corset Laces value 15c. Poilu Stay Tape, all widths, 10c. ¥xtra Special—10 yards Fnc lish Tape, all widths, value 15c to 30c, each, 12¢. Dutch Linen tape, 4¢ a piece. Black and white, 5 1-4 line silk seam bind, 15¢, or $1.75 Dozen. Best quality, 1 1 Cotton Belting, 12 1-2¢ a yard or $1.40 for 12 yard piece Best quality, 1 3-4 shrunk Shrunk Cotton Belting, f4c a yard or $1.60 for 12 yard picce. Best quality, 2 inch Shrunk Cotton Belting, 17c yard or $1.90 for 12 yard piece. Best quality, 2 1-2 inch Shrunk Cotton Belting, 18¢ a yard, or $2.15 for 12 piece. Best quality, 3 inch Shrunk Cotton Belting, a yard or $2.50 for 12 yard piece. Best quality, 1 1-2 inch Silk Belting, 15¢ a yard, or $1.40 for 10 yard picce. Best quality 1 3-4 inch Silk Belting, 16c a yard, or $1.50 for 10 yards. yard SNAP FASTENERS Alliance Hooks and Iyes Card, or 80 De Lon dozen. Hooks and F card, or 80¢ dozen, Ampinco Hooks and Eyes. card, or 68c a dozen. Oceanic Hooks card, or Teneo nap Fasteners, 6c card. or 70¢ a dozen. Alliance Snap TFasteners, Ge card. or 70¢ dozen. Our Special Snap Fasteners while they last, 3 cards for 5c. PINS, NEEDLES AND SAFETY PINS Millward’s Needles, 8¢, or 90c dozen. : Robert's Parabola, 8¢ or 90¢ dozen, John English Needles, 7c, or 80c dozen. Kirby and Beard’s Best Pins, 12c. rby and Beard's Best Rjn ooks, 15¢. Alliance Needle Point Pins 8¢ Superba Needle Point Pins 6c, Alliance Best Quality Safety Pins, 6c, 7c, 8c and 10c card of Pins,