New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1919, Page 20

PR S e we P, ota WD . G P Ilad s :“:l_:.-“ .‘\ n:'n, L ! : N =l e vyt T Brockton Sampie Shoe Store A ; 294 Main Street, New Britain, Conn. _ | ; ' THE END OF [XIRA SPEE’M | Have You Attended Our f SEASON SATURDAY FROM 3 T0 CLEARAN CE : | CLEggLAENCE lllzati'(‘)?lgln Biscuit Co’s UNEEDA 3 : OE SALE‘) -‘ ] Starts Tomorrow : BISCUITS Vaiues Unheard NEW BRITAIN If you have not, don’t wait too long. Come early and make your selection, as we have plenty of sizes and styles NOW. Men’s black and white Keds, all} Men’s Civilian Shoes on the Eng- sizes, regular $1.50 value, 85cilish and broad toes in Gun Metal, Tan / Calf and Vici Kid. Reg. R —~ NOW ..ot e g R $3 .95 TG T (1S Limit 3 Pkgs. ¢ . Men’s black and brewn Scout Men’s Havana Brown Lace Shoes PAGE7 F TB d GUS‘UIHBT PKG. Shoes. Reg. value $3.00. $l 95 and Oxfords on the English and med- 7 FOR ADVER- SOLD TO ADULTS NOW ......... o ium toes. R'eg. val. $6..)9. $4.95 ! TISED ITEMS ONLY Men’s Gun Metal Calf Blucher, .5 Emerson dark tan and Gun medium toe. Reg. val. $3.50. $2.25 1};Ie1ta! Calf Shoes and Oxfords in all } TH E BIG S’i‘()R E Now ' 1-3 to 1-2 | RAPHAEL’S DEPT. STORE 386-386 MAIN ST. ’, , ————————————————————————————————————— 4 2 . Men’s Gun Metal Calf Button Men’s Marshall Gun Metal Calf an During this Sale _«A STORE FOR EVERYBODY”— Shoes, medium and broad toes. Reg.| Button Shoes on a new medium toe value $5.00. in all sizes, been addressed to us. Japan has been | home in Turin. When Willy was NEW DELAWARE SOLON represented as an ambitious, war-lov- { four he began his musical career, DESIRED BY JAPS ing, aggressive nation. The preced- |leading an orchestra in the Folies S — ‘ . | ing cabinet suffered the same acct Bergere in Paris. A year later he g : | tions which were not merited. I can [appeared in the Costanza _theater, y G = " ssure you my government is doing | Rome, where for the first time he o e = ts best not to cause discontent; to |jed'an orchestra of 100 pi The Prime Minister Explains Positi || A % 5 t 1 5 Bosition of | disregard proceedings which might | program was composed of Wagneri Island Empire As Related to i be thought to bear a reprehensive | Beethoven and other heavy selection character. The peace conference has | ppe child took his orchestra before Other Nations. given us an occasion to Show We Were | pmperor Nicholas in 1913 and con- not guilty of what had been Te-| qucted two concerts for the monarch. Sl : Closed Friday at Noon Up to September 12th Inclusive. Bl Aasoilated Pres Sivarcooit proached to u In the same year his orchestra was S S et e o e | filling an engagement in London andl Dosition—she was disinterested in the | YOUTHFUL MUSICIAN | he was commanded to appear beforo Tokio, June 3, (Correspondence of Mail Orders Filled by Experienced Shopper. Satiffaction Guaranteed. problems concerned with the Occi- | (‘Q‘ue:}n Alclxzm]r;ria of nEnglnnd at k : dent but greatly interested in the ME ANSBOY | 2ot borouzh onse. S kle s appeared . o questions bound up with the Far East IS Al RIC before Pope Benedict XV. in 19186. 5 : % —Takashi Hara, the prime minister, SN In April, 1915, just before Italy’s : ; declaration of war, Willy 2 has told the editor of a French maga- was pre- ne published at Tokio. The premier | Willy Ferrero, ged Leads 100- | sented with the Gold Medal by the shid: Italian minister of education after he Y F P i $‘,9 50 $175 00 e pant wenti ol the Tencaeonre Picce Orchestra in Great | had made a successful appearance in ; ormer Frices 953. to 2 ence with the desire to take an ac Selections. the Augusteum, where he had con- tive part in its work and to partici- ducted an orchestra and chorus ag- : E N 29 95 t 98 00 pate in all questions that might arise. Rome, July 18 (Correspondence of | gregating 500 participants. A OW D 0 ° Why? Because Japan is sincerely at- | mpe iAssociated Press.)—Willy Fer- | All of the players in the orchestra tached to the cause of right and H 1 ) BERAE L o Sl Slmie b0 DR jiero, famed | 13, ol ) 100-piece | are men of long musical experience. N - Street Afternof)" and Sport Models orchestras in selections of Wagner, =T s dp-operating with the Allies and by i Beethoven, Rossini, Grieg and others, | 4, e Not only are the great savings on these suits to be considered but the wonderful selection of styles, BBiy i wilhout reserve, fa. tne)| ostoven) Rossil Cries and others UTRATYR COUNCILS N D imooiniiaate st e o fourteen propositions of President . urteen Nt portland, Maine. The child has at- It is really an amazing piece of luck right at the start of the vacation scason. There are box coat Wilson: she never hesitated to join i o o0 A FAES L RS GO L e since | FORMED IN GERMANY | suits, semi-fitted belted and embroidered; suits of natural pongee, paulette, tricolette, taffeta, satin and a with the promoters of the eague of | nations. i = A & 5 ,.1’”((‘ hel i eoh English ana : fecently that his American birth was aware, taking the seat vacated by American peoples, we wish a perma- ' evealed by his parents, who are | Employer Ts Obliged to Advise Coun- :E"a‘(‘" "t]”“‘r“”‘ ‘I' ‘\;‘“[’Sh““‘» “(*l‘” HERE THEY .ARE——ONE OF A KIND Italian. as served one short term in the = g o == : ; . . nent peace, better and "¢ open re- - One Tan Tricollette Suit, size 38, was $75.00, | o Gray Ps 3 siz as $49 S 7 i Press correspondent that Willy car- | — = | fr s : : skt Tftata s s s 8 2 ;‘“’:";\‘)‘O‘a 1‘;\;;3‘0;‘“\0"'}‘3‘9 e ried an American passport but that portant Matters. 'BRITISH HAVE DELEGATE One Tan Tricolette Suit, size 38, was $69.50, | One b Iafclat sl g olconac, frasi iy at; < > £ P G i = T o < now $49.50. v 5. from the point of view of justice | hiS name thereon was William Fer- Berlin, June 7, (Correspondence of TO COTTON CONFERENCES e D e 2 - One Turquoise Tricolette Suit, size 16, was and right because we had fewer in- | Tero, a name he had chosen for him |y =, ' : SR s e One Navy Silk Poplin Suit, size 40, was $85.00, | o . On® " terests under discussion than Europe ; While he had worked in Matne when | .o * Ssommed, Fress)ey wpllljcrey London ,'m" e G HORESES:00; One Plum Tricolette Suit, size 38, was $45.00, Tl O atiuio T wia was T ating employes’ councils for all in- |Board of Trade will give its official One Navy Silk Poplin Suit, size 40 1-2, Was | now $29.9 is impartial and our delegates at The father said that at the age of | dustries, businesses and trade in Ger- | recognition to and will be officially $99.50, now $59.00 v 008 o e _ One Black Taffeta Suit, size 36, was $49.75 Paris showed the good faith, sincerity | tWwo the lad was brought to TItaly, | many is completed and ready for ac- | represented at the World Cotton Con- One Navy Taffeta Suit, size 42 1-2, was $99.50, now $29.95. and openn i | whither his parents were returning | tion by the assembly. The bill pro- - g = - $59.00. One navy Taffeta Suit, size 36, was $49.75, now i i i i renc New Orleans next October, now $5: 3 ‘. have ' to take up their residence in their old { vides for councils in all establish- | [erence in New O One Rose and White Paulette Suit, size 40, was | $29.95. ments employing fifty or more per- | 5ays the American Chamber of Com- $97.50, now $59.00. One Black Satin Suit, size 42 1-2, was $69.50, sons, an industry with fifty workers [ merce in London. A commission One Combination te and Serge Suit, in | now $29.95. i to have a council of three, fifty to one | representing the World Conference navy blue, > as § 00, now $75.00. | One Pongee Suit, size 16, $59.00, hundred a council of five, one hun- | already had secured the promise of One Taffe = Combination Suit, size $39. - dred to a thousand, one extra for each | a large delegation from TLancashire 38, in brown, v 175.00, now $98.00. | One Rose Silk Poplin Suit, size 18, was $59.00, Lafl U Dver“me“ wne u”] us a B“a hundred and over a thousand em- | to be headed by Sir Herbert Dixon, One Pongee Suit, size 16, was $39.95, now $29.95. now $39.95. ployes one extra for each five hun- | chairman of the Fine Cotton Spin- he was four years old, but it was only | Ball is the new senator from Del- few combinations of silk and wool. now (THROUGH THE MATERIAT DISPOSAL AND ALVAGE DIVI- dred. The councils will be chosen [ ners’ association and chairman of the SION, MRS SECTION o1 ATk SERVICE) e G D e R PEARL AND FANCY BEAD NECKLACES DESCRIPTIVE BULLETINS NOW AVAILABLE COVERIN ""frrh twenty-four years of age. e | REDUCTIONS FOR ONE WEEK JEWELRY DEPT., MAIN FLOOR e councils’ duties will be to pro- : 3 5 S skl 8 2 MACHINERY METALS fect the interests of employes, to ;’“p_ COLORADO SENATOR That pretty bead neckklace you've been longing for—buy it now and make your selection from the CHEMICALS BUILDINGS D LANDS the employer in furthering his finest of all. ~ For one week we've reduced prices 20 per cent. and more, plus the government' tax it A s (0 LD (0 bty o o 9 . Here are the prices—old and new. St o A wagc:”f::;::ts'e‘ox Lm'npcrwisonm 50c Pearl Beads, now 39c. $5.00 Pearl E $15.00 Pearl Beads " b ’, qdis: s, regulating vacas s, X : o . iz 5 > EAds | MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT to increase co-operation between em- : D 75c Pearl Beads, now 5 :1 :21:: fi(m!s, ::2: AND A LARGE QUANTITY OF OTHER MATERIAL. ployers and employes, aiding in B .00 Pearl Beads now 79c. M S e e | $15.5 Pearl Beads, sulletins according to symbol classification will be furnished “;“‘1 d'“]*'m'gi"n employes, to S“L ot : : 25 Pearl Beads, now 99c. $6.50 Pearl Beads, now § upon request as follows: — i olSmRovenby adilceiand it tottain 50 Pearl Beads, now $1.19 $10.50 Pearl Beads, featl ds, now AL the highest possible efcloncy. G 00 Pearl Beads, now $1.59 $3.39 B—1 Machine Tools and Fix- B—7 Tumber. | The employer is obliged to notify ; : ST e %1850 Pearl % o Pearl ., now tures. 5 Vike the council confidentially on all que of i B - el ¥ A e B—8 Hardwarc. Pearl Beads, now $10.69 B—2 Elcctrical Machinery. tions concerning employes unless that : - - Ao oo Dot Boads : T R B—3 Dies, Tools, Jigs and B—9 Buildings and Lands, cndangers tride secrets, and to sub- $ : j $4 Lobba 31[9 ear eac now ! $21.75 Pearl Beads, P i o 7 e e e T : Pearl Beads, now $3.79 $11. Chemicals, Paints and B—11 Scrap. garding trade grospects. The council { i e — ——— B B—12 Shop Equipment. can hold up c} Motals. Bt Oice Kguipment, e R o e TS o - BUY CANNING SUPPLIES NOW now B—6 Motor Accessories, B—11 Miscellancous. adjustment apiproves. (NOTE) OFFICERS’ ERVE CORPS 3 - 4 8 i NEW !/ MY B—114, Miscellaneous, includes Contractors’ Equipments, Tire LIKE 4 ST 50 R SeEhi : = - ; o el ’ 4 Protection Equipment, Time Clock Systems, Cranes and Hoists, Fac- Washingtion. Jily 18.—Army ofli- ; Aty e, Dot (sl s it ool canneragln Al tory Supplics, Millwright Supplics, Pipes and Fittings, Steel Ship- e &w new Officers’ Re- > Lightning Jars half-pint one-pint and one- | @ ses, and gulvanized iron 79¢ to $4. HERE ARE PRICE INDUCEMENTS YOU'LL APPRECIATE Sixth Floor ping Drums, etc. quart sizes, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.65 doz. Jar Holders, splendid assortment, individual, In writing be sure to specify Name and Symbol of Bulletins and eight-jar sizes, prices 10¢ to each. desired. obtained fromy the war. The corps - Lifters, in various styles 10c to 25¢ each. now numbers/more than 45,000 mem- : i quart sizes, 98¢ to $1.49 ‘oz | 4 Baskets, 25¢ to 79c. bers, sufficignt on the basis of one Ideal Jars, half-pint to {wo-quart sizes, $1.10 ‘heese Cloth Blanching Bags, 15c. < E V[ E { officer to 20 !men to furnish the com- : to $1.55 do _Jelly Strainers, in different sizes and styles 18e, i 25¢, 39¢, 50c and 98c. TR missioned gjersonnel of an army of Atlas sy Se: oy vo-quar T 3 8> C. pHIPPS Atlas Easy Seal Jars, half-pint to two-quart St ot (i MATERIAL DISPOSAL & SALVAGE DIVISION 200,000. Officers in the higher grades Sy and Canners $7.00, include 68, colonels, 196 lieutenant- I sizes, $1.15 to $1.55 doz. 9.95 and $15.95. I RE SALES SECTION colonels arfd ajors. There are | Jar Rings 12¢ doz. 1 Fruit Jar Funnels, in glass at 15¢; aliminum- - e R /ASHINGTON, D. C. on file 23817 applications for ap- He is the new United States senator | Cold Prosso Jar Rings 21c doz. | ware tin and enamelwarc > 98c. v o AND MISSOURI AVE., W/ bl pointment! as officers in the Regulwr | from Colorado. He succeeds Senator ATIY S lidonikshalroth, T 2 D A T 70 4 O TR W . i y serve Corps a®one of the big assets Mason Jars, one-pine, one-quart, and