New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1919, Page 6

‘ RESERVATIONS NOT \ Whlte h oe! WANTED IN TREATY Senator Piuiuarn Thinks 1t Would Cause Trouble ' SpCClalS T ‘7#‘1{; . Therefore , Vs, The Aim of This Store 3 This Store Is e e B Will Keep , ~ ' ALWAYSto . et connd 4G S Open Monday| & (| Give th for Saturdav! . i@ Rn s DR | e the A fi" R 1.'1“,?.1,‘,‘,".7“'(‘,W ol . l;‘\lurther o iatz‘" 4 ’7,: ' SERVICE B | Florida and said that althoug he 4 & . All Our White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords, high § SNEG achml ool B . otice P cedle 2 o and low heels, $2.50 grade. B | ratitied a second time he stipulations were differently worded. | 1ic pointed out that the the supreme $ /| court luter held (his reservation to he B | o part of the treaty,” and that the . 9} N me court had held of the treaty with = M | vact o R Is Question of “It s immaterial,” co ed Sena tor Pittman, “whether the 1ate con- siders the reservation as ging the | High Tennis Shoes, White Tennis Pumps "1 treaty ov noi, for’ that is a ducstion o THE LIVE STORE white and brown, all er i ; i . an equal right to de- with heels. 7 immaterial whetifer sizes. the change accomplished in the hody of the ire reservations 1°1.00 1°'1591 Q1§ § A WORD OF WARNING! s ° joe f }. sent of 1 of the parties to be bound 5 i | by the contract. A Pair. A Pair. i “Are we justified in assuming that othe aments and government I '. g N 3 will accept without further interp - . : q Q| tio - definftions of the articles o Misses’ White Canvas Rubber Sole Oxfords. | 1 oy et 9 (H G G v : obligations? $ Japan Made Bitter Pight, b ¥ - “Japan's most bitter fight at s : * - ] . council table was to grant the league | [l ; : a palr sdiction to prevent the United | B o g g | < nada and Australia from cx- | B i . 3 from their territories } | ul a e under the immigration laws. Do you s “ (hink that the Japanese £ v will neglect the opportunity EXTRA SPECIAL “Hliu"“n‘“L ' F Is still going on, and this may be the last opportunity hink you that the Italian ; | | mont, havig the opporuunity by vo- | N 8 i is year to buy serviceable, up-to-the-min- White High Cut Canvas Lace Shoes with Rub. [ | tnening of nesoiatione. wo : you will have this y y , up would hesi- ber Soles and Heels. s e G o ute Suits at the low, mark-down prices we are asking. All protace e mtortn ot e, Do |l M clothing makers predict an advance in price of from 25 to $ . " 5auia tnore e cause for surprise # B B 40 per cent in the near future, due to the shortage of labor ® e e s sennenie § B M dous Furopean demand. A word to the wise should be Regular $2.95 value, all sizes. e e B 8 sufficient. culiar situation, apply to that gove@a- ment? . NEW CUBAN PARTY @ = B @ lts 168 Main Street i e TR R Men S Su Organization Tounded on Principe of . N “Non-Interference of Other Nations ; m—— - — = in Cuba’s Affajrs,” o . % i 4 tO 2 avana, July 24.—A new political * E K arty formed in Cuba today with | il R § J O v ® ] airs” its principal plat- | § : . Were $20 to $59 prominent men of the liberal and con- | [§ i » 5 ENGINEER CONTRACTOR e’ Bt o T, B | been outspoken in their opp the Platt amendment and have en- Water Services’ Sewer Contractor deavored unsuccessfully to persuade their respective parties that they Concrete Work, Piers, Foundations, Ete. § miuvinwnnnss ll @ B 8 n Men’s Tel. 2073 147 Black Rock Ave. BN gl 5 0 Ou g MORNINGSIDE | vt off Coms! |§ ' $9 50 to $37 50 Doesn’t hurt a bit and Freezone | & : ° ON-THE-SOUND| "=¢-==" 8 § § & " Were $15 to $50 Norwood Avenue is mearest the trolley static r. has more houses t ‘1 =oon to be started, i ~pruc ' s a beantiful waterview from every lot. All modern improvements. Two Lots at $800. NOW $840.THEN. || ¢-A e F & H Two Lots at $720. NOW $756. THEN. § & | ; 38 STORES 38 CHIES You nced only pay 10% of the price in cash and the balance i ‘ C | ; i ; LargeSt CIOthing Urganization in New England 50 Monthly snt=. Thus you will get the he advance be -dly begun o pay for S hese lots will go rapidl) hone for the ex tion, and With new illustrated booklet of 3 ide, or call o nvenient at onr office on the property. S hout tween the toes, an¢ the hard skin Morningside. the most beautiful and best improved residence park calluses from hottorn of feet on the shore. A tiny bottle of *Freezone” costs little at any drug stores apply a few 7 drops upon the gorn or callus. In- LAN stantly it stops Hurting, then short- A Iy you lift that othersome corn or e T . e TE callus right off,! root and all, with- * MORNINGSIDE, MILFORD, CONN. TE1L. 316-1 S B0 I Gt Gt 131 G et o ot No humbug! your fingers! You Can i ou any hard corn, soft qorn, or corn be- | ! i