New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1919, Page 15

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Many run »‘the wild asses of Mesopo 1dinns, some | BY of Willtawm | P > ‘Bron- | vant lot, | water | &5 of whoto | f§m%%m%m%@%m b8 e B To give to your friend that which he or she will like to reccive is ever the Christmas problem. But, remember, the perfect Christmas Gift is not a matter of dollars, hut Heon:fall apparel has pleased people who discriminate for over a third ¢f a century Silk Shirts These are mos: Men’s Shop, 93 Asylum St. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, T HL I ,, UKE HQO! A\ “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” appro- priate gifts answering the ment and service. complex demands of senti- They are made of rich, lustrous and colorful silks by the Manhasan Shirt Company and every garment is “fit for a king.” of Silk Neckwear Nowhere in this city will you see as large and varied assortment of strictly high grade now show. is a source of pride with us —we neither DECEMBER AL COMDPANY HARTFORD Women’s Shop 110 Trumbull St. discrinidination—and 5, 1919. 7 A% 5’;* Neckwear Our Neckwear as we have at or stopped manufacturer 'NEW MODES —in— WINTER COATS All wool garmenis, tailored in the very latest styles. And it is so easy to purchase them here. Our books are open to you. Open an account Silk Shirts, $10. Silk and $7.50 ) $10. Madras Shirts, $3 to $6. and stal plain the P e Mayas Linen Shirts price o make our holiday o no selections worthy of your s and plante X 1 _ i consideration, $1 to $5. 11 advertised bran ¢ fa familiar to t Am The | the bushman and © old circus 700 of wild men ai show going huntoer an public REVERSIBLE LEATHER COATS with smart interlinings - of Tweeds and Heathers, in belted, Raglan Shoulder styles. SHORT LEATHER COATS of soft pliable leather lined with corduroy —mnot reversible. “LEATHERETTE” COATS wind and weatherproof—warmly interlined. RACCOON COATS Beautiful garments of well matched skins of the very finest quality. FUR-LINED COATS The linings are of the best of dark Musk- rat, Mink and Hudson Seal—with collars of Beaver, Unplucked Otter and Hudson Seal. very name is known fo for this tribe has been tam uplifted or oven exhibited. Yet it i older, perhaps, than the Azices: it may | | AR cven he the last Ly w fragment of the 7] American Aborigines. | & i | il 5 “The Seris, these strange peoble ar yealled, rock called its hostile head from the waters of the Gulf of « 1l down this coast th ron is spoken with rug of shoulders, for the: and Il It is even whispered that | long ago they were cannibals.” Unusual values at this price. Many with fur collars and cuffs. See them without fail. preciate our Buy them on $27 50 & credit - plan. convenient con- CHARMING fidential terms. STYLISH DRESSES and Jersey and materials. Every > interpretation. $25.00 Suits and Overcoats for Men Here are clothes that deliver a knock-out to the H.C. L. All wool garments. Ultra or conservative. Brimful of style. See them today. Easy to buy ’qfi @ % ;) Just say here. “Charge It.” BOYS’ CLOTHING Clothing for that youngster of yours tailored with the same care and skill as dad’s. 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Teviotdale and Roxburgh Sweater: The Teviotdale is made of pure Cashmere, the Roxburgh of Cashmere and Merino — these Coats are noted for their warmth and wearing qualities. “Amho”—America’s Finest Sweaters in Alpaca and Scotch yarns, in plain and brushed effects. W e Yo Eoaipped. | R SR B R R SR ER AR T PR 2 | sured occurs are refunded at BENEFICIARIES REAP |= INS[IR[\NCE HARVEST (‘ rnment policies cat extent broken when they d who it was. They firmly be- d that a nation whose presidents the 15 o the most danger- polic aro incon- fe of could not be of issue except beaten bi a nation whose ruler was and y atraid to risk his own. of s to travel - and naval officers, when off duty, to wear ‘“‘mufti,” or civilian clothing are non- | ‘ TO VISIT ME Mexico City, nent service i delegation s will Ui o Mexico within the next few months | JliteEy g ox CAN WEAR CIV with an idea of creating a better un- London, Dec An order has been | derstanding between the two coun- | promulgated permitting British army | tr Dec. -A New York City Soldlers’ Relatives French intellectuals visit Draw I'rom 3,000 Govern- scupation or | rsal question ment Policies. de to meet your in daily use by thousands of suc- wicn thy warld oves 2700 Pages. 6000 I Tustrations, 15,000 Piographical En- cries. 30,000 Geographical Subjocts. GRAND PRIZE, (Wi Pansma-Paoifio New Yorlk, Dec seneficiaries of IMPRESSED. the New York city solc Killed 0| pyeath of Quentin Roosevelt Affected Them Strangely. Don’t Poison Baby. ORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must have PAREGORIC or laudanum to make it sleep. These drugs will produce sleep, and a FEW_DROPS TOO MAN\? will produce the SLEEP FROM WHICH THERE IS NO WAKING. Many are the children who have been killed or whose health has been ruined for life by paregoric, lauda- num and morphine, each of which is & narcotic product of opium. Druggists are prohibited from selling either of the narcotics named to children at all, or to anybody without labelling them ¢ poison.” The definition of ‘ narcotic” is: “A medicine which relieves pain and produces sleep, but which in poison- | ous doses produces stupor, coma, convulsions and death.” The taste and smell of medicines containing of““m are disfiuised, and sold under the names of ““ Drops,” ** Cordials,” ** Soothing Syrups,” eto, - You should not permit any medicine to be given to your children without you or your physician know | of what it is composed.” CASTORIA DOES I\YOT UIONTAIN NARCOTICS, if it bears the signature @ || of Chas. H. Fetoher. FM sons into the | s g 7 . 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New Kimonos. ithin 18 months convert the in- a number of in- suranca forms within five years, Premiums on converted policies may be paid monthly well quarterly, semi-annually and annue ly, and the discounted value of all premiums paid in advance of the month in which the death of the in- suranc. Neckwear, All as > his thick of the