New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1919, Page 3

Y " Beston btore W e Mondays ai 8 p. m, The Chrlstmas Store of Useful Gifts Do your Nmas trading where shop- | easy. Our wide aisles and | se floor space appeal to every- | All the wanted goods are to found here on one floor. JEWELRY In jewe you can select pretty durable and inexpengive . jresenis. Most all of our jewelry comes put.up in neat, fancy boxes. BROOCHES—A fine cameo and fancy stones, signs 25¢ to $1.00. SCART" PINS—Big variety fine gilt and gold plate, fancy stones, all new zoods, 25¢ to S9c. BAR PINS—Gilt, Silver and tinum finish, beautiful assortment, to $3.50. BEAUTY and gilt, variety to 590. LAVALLIERES—Big designs, 59¢ to $2.50. HAT PINS—Gilt'and- Silver to 59¢. FINGER Cluster brilliants, fancy | stones, 5%c to $2.00, BEAD NECKLACES—Pearl, JAm- nd Fancy Beads, 50c to $3.50. TOPS—In Silver, Oxidized Celluioid, 50c to $2.25. 3IBADS—Fine - showing, wanted colors, 50c to one de of de- showing new Pla- 25¢ PIN: Siiver Oxidized styles and sizes, 25 variety, new finish, RINGS—Solitaire pearl and and all PULLAR & NIVEN GOOD HREW Many New DBritaln Readers Have Heard It and Profited Thereby. “Good n wels fast,” and the bad ba \fferers in New Brit- | re gifud to learn where relief may lame, weak and bad.no morc Pills. Our re good news of th New Britath, - sa¥s: “Dokms Pilis are not a new remedy for I “have tested thelr 2§ repre tagks -of tired “out rched o Kidney Douit’s Kidngy and th 1wy tenin 1 kitow Doa a trial by anyone having kidney trqu- ble.” Kidney to meé, value from elt attank at all dealers. M Buffalo. Daily Freight and| .. Express Service NEW BEITAIN, NEW HAVEN AND SEW YORK ¥ AND LONG DISTANCE AND TRUCKING. THLE DAY OR HOU A H. HARRIS Care of Adna Johnson, TEL, vel, Foster-Milburn | L | LOCAL ‘Il)\'Y‘u. stwood Electrical Service' Station and Garage. gtarting, Lighting and Ignition $ys- | tem Specialists. 1 MAXWELL SEEPVICE STATION. REAR 193 3MAIN STREET, Phone 387-12, FLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH STREET H m VIM delivery and heavy duty ! trucks, from 15 to & mns.| AMERICAN Balanced Six, | Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. . A. M. Paonessa, Prop. T —————— | DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night Storage. Supplies and Repairing. tin President W. {ers of the wo | most directly correspondence in 1 mends three “MEXIGAN PLOT T0 SEIZEL. 5. PROPERTY Senator Fall Gharges Radical ; Conspiracy Washington, Dec. 9.—Evidence that radicals Mexico, with the knowl- edge and support of President Car- r . plotted to instigate a revolution in th border states acquired by the Ameri- can government in 1848 is contained tho memorandum presented to son New Mexico, chairman of the foreign relations sub-committee investigating the Mexican situation. Plans for the proposed in revolution [ were obtained by the sub-committee from the minutes of a meeting last October 15 in Mexico City of lodge 23 an organization of extreme agitator and members of the industrial work- rid. Carranza Closely Involved. The Mexican president is linked with the plot through which he recom- men for special consid- cration because of their connection with “the plan which they desire to put into practice in the State of Texas.” These men, the committee states, have been identified as active agents of lodge 23. The memorandum, which contains an abstract of the evidence collected by the committee, was delivered to the president by Senator Fall Friday night and made public late yesterday. Miners’ Strike Forecast. The notes of the October 15 meet- ing of the radical lodge declare “there ' appeared fo be three delegates, two ns and one Mexican, who had m the United Statés and who claimed that ‘the society’ would able at the beginning of next No- vember (that is, November, 1919) to call a general strike of all miners and metal worker in the United States; that they have 35,000,000 adherents in United States and to seize the | by Senator Fall of | , to another high | that country, where they will be able lto selze one western and two Atlantic ! ports; that a la number of Amer- {ican soldiers were preparing to take sides with them, and that ihey pro- posed to establish a capital of a re- formed government of the United States in the te of Colorado; that | when such a revolution was succes: ful, the Mexicuns rendering their istance, the border | acquired by the United States under fthe tres 1848 would be returned to Mexico. Men Mentioned in Letter The three men referred to are | same, the memorandum states, those mentioned by Carranza in ters of the committee has cured photographic copies. The of these letters, dated June 4 dressed to Manuel Auguirre Berlanga, { Mexican minister of Gobernacion, e Senor Lino Caballo, bearer of this Jetter, is the person who, in company with two friends, will bring to you the manifestos and the plan which they desire to put into practice in the State of Texas. | “This plan being very favorable for Mexico, please aid them in every way and give the ry instructions in the frontier “I remain you fectionate friend, CARRANZA.” Phe Sceond Letter. The second letter and addressed to the same govern- . follow “The present letter ered to you by Juan N. Garcia and the two friends from Texas who ac- company him and, in accordance with our conversation, please give them be deliv- the pecuniary assistance desire. T ately, they may remain your friend affection- V. CARRANZA.” | Mexico-Japan Treaty Indicated. | Other information which ias se- | cured by the committee and which it regards as reliable, indicated treaty negotiations between Mexico and Japan. The document in possession of the committee states that one high official of Mexico would communicate official that ‘‘the treaty with Japan is coming along’” and that the writer is convinced of the great advantage it would bring Mexico for its national integrity.” states which were | and ad- { dated August 19 | the guarantees they solicit as well as | Refercnce is contained in another docs | ument to the support the Mexican | overnment proposes to mive German { commercial initiative in Mexico. i 2 55 lxl(h , take or Colds or nzi and as a Preventive BROMO QUININT: 3. 1V, GROVIZ siznature on Gommon-Sense for Corns, ‘‘Gets-It” The Great Painless Corn Loosener. " Simple as A, B. C. Never Fails. If you have ever tried to get rid of a ’corn by bundling up your toe with bandages, or by using salve that made your toe red and almost Geta-It” Takes Out the ‘Ouch” and the Corn. raw, or tried to drag your eorn out with a knife, there will be a sur- prise waiting’ for you when you use “Gets-It.” Imagine peeling your corn off gloriously, easily and painlessly, iust_like peeling off a banana ekin. Well, that is what happens when vou use “Gets-It.” There is nothing clse that will give you this eame result. Mlllions of folks have_ had the same blessed experience. Why putter and suffer, limp, and (rpoll a good time for yourself and your friends, or your peace of mind while trying to attend to business? Use “Gets-1t," the simple common-sense way. “Gets-It,” the only sure, guaranteed, money-back corn-remover, costs but a trifle at any drug store. M'fd by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, Ill. Sold in New Britain and recom- mended as the world's best corn rem- edy by The Clark & Brainerd Co., Crowell's Drug Store and Nathan No- veck. STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10, MONDAYS UNTIL 9:30 A BIGGER BETTER STORE ALTERATIONS NOW COMPLETED We have now eight new Sound-proof Record hearing Rooms Widener’s Britain’s finest Talking Machine Shop. TRY OUR BETTER-THAN-EVER RECORD SERVICE THIS GRAFONOLA FOR CHRISTMAS ON SPECIAL TERMS WEDNESDAY You cannot afford to wait. There will not be encugh good talking machines to go around this year—they are hard to get right now. Balance on Easiest Terms are complete. Columbia Grafonola Thls new model Columbla Grafonola will bring into your home all that is best in music and home entertamment If you are thlnkmg of having a talking machine for Christmas—it will be wise to keep this fact in mind—right now our stocks There are models and finishes here now for your choosing that will net be obtainable anywhere later on. Remember—cne dollar sends it home, in New Place Your Order Early Wednesday on These Terms C @rafonola Shops 138 MAIN STREET New Britain’s Only Exclusive Ta]klng Machine Shop MANESS AUTH L0, OVEMLAND AGENOUY, Storage and Accessorles, Repair Work.a 3pecialty, Phome 2237 138 Arch St | ABOUT CHRISTMAS RECORDS There is no gift more acceptable than a few well selected Records. Plenty of comfortable rooms and efficient demonstrators to help you select. “The Store of Better Service is no disappointing. Our stocks are complete, Come here where there » LAXATIVE Look fo the | ‘ a‘:’@@ifi%fi@&@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@’r@@@ufi@ B et Y Tototototet T 2. axe Loged Visit the Men’s Shop for Beit Values in Holiday The Stationery Shop Offers Gifts Worth While PAPERS IN HANDSOME BOXES Buy Silk Hoslery for Gifts While Our Stock Is Complete WRITING One quire boxes of Writing Paper, 50¢ and up. Boston Cabinet, including one quire Paper and one quire Correspondence Cards, at $1.00. These Other Cabinets, Beautiful Gift and Patr each with envelopes, are in white. in and two sizes, Writing Paper at from $1.25 to $4.00. Sheerwhite, Grammercy, Parisian, novelties. some two colors Stationery, an, up to $14.00. Stationery in bond, put combine one of these boxes with a Boxes of including All the up in La Marquis, High- 1, Crane’s Gentlemen'’s land popular one quire boxes, pen and an eve ‘We have some new novelty boxes containing both paper, decorations on the cover. Also show stationery put up in wood a in large quantities. rsharp pencil. For a nice Zift fountain cards and with hand binets envelopes and leather boxes which painted are very choice. Cards and Calendars A big stock of Christmas Cards and Calendars. Christmas Cards in so many struck by the resourcefulness of the artists who devised so many subjects. And Calendars in endless assortment. BUT YOU WILL DO WELL TO BUY STOCKS ARE COMPLETE FOUNTAIN PENS—A man thinks almost Here are conservative Pns Self filler types in all sizes, including the dainty chatelaine size you seen the Sets of Blotters—one for each month, varieties that ene is NOW WHILE THE as much of his Fountain Pen as he does of his favorite hard rubber Pens with chased $2.50 to $8.00. A nice little gift pipe barrels. Have for Women. containing Calendar? and only costs 25c. The Afternoon Tea Calendar is a nice novelty for a gift for a Womann. tistic it has recipes-for cakes, sandwiches, ices and salads. Address Books, 50¢ up. Lone-A-Day Books, $2.50 to $6.00. Diaries, Notebooks, 65¢ to $1.20. Desk Sets, $8.50 to $18.00. Eversharp Pencils Besides being daintily ar- 50¢ to $4.00. 1.00 to $8.00. Leose Leaf Rexo Cameras at Reduced Prices A nice Camera is a Gift that would be greatly prized. prices. and now is the time to buy. Sterno Outfits, 63c to $4.45. Metal Water Bottles, $1.25 to $3.50. Hot Water Bottles, 79¢ to $1.98. Electric Vibrators, $5.00 and $7.50. Boxes of Spices, all kinds, for the Christmas Cooking. The Best Selection of Ivory Toilet Articles. Everything needed v prices. Make selections now. Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Sachets, the best makes, the popular odors. Thermos Bottles, always sought for Gifts. Get them now. We are selling Rexo Cameras at reduced in separate articles North Store, Near Entrance. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY AN INTERESTING SALE OF SUITS In Three Big Groups $16.75 $29.50 $33.50 You are not often able to buy such stunning Suits at prices as low as the ones mentioned above. Every woman who is looking for a bargain will be interested in the bargains offered for this sale, If you want a New Suit now is the time to buy it and save money. Bvery Suit is a late style. All the Suits are the newest colorings and beautifully trimmed with other touches that add chic to the Suits this on. These Suits are values rrom $35.00 to $50.50. We advise an early selection, because at these prices the Suits are sure to sell rapidly here late and be disappointed because they are all sold. FOR THE TWO DAYS OF THIS SALE ONLY WE WILL GIVE A ON ALL OUR IMPORTED SUITS AND SUITS THAT buttons, tuckings, and various Do not get PER CENT. REDUCTION ARE COPIES OF IMPORTS, 25 How About Giving a Dress for Xmas? VERY SPECIAL PRICES ON OUR DRESSES A Group of Dresses for Misses in Velveteen, and Jersey. There are about' 50 Made in straight-line effect. A suitable Gift for the School or College Girl. will sell for $22.50. Number of Serge Dresses, coming styles and some of LhPm we will mark $12.50. Group of Dresses for Women. Suitable Dresses for afternoon wear or any informal affair. 8.75. DRESS. in the assortment. A §$35.00 value that we 30 to be exact, in sizes 16 and 18. These Dresses are made are embroidered and button trimmed. in very be- They are $18.75 values which In the assortment there are Taffetas, A good value Satins, Serges and Velvets, at $29.50, but our price is WONT LAST LONG AT THESE PRICES SO COME EARLY FOR A GOOD CHOICE A Set of Handsome Furs or a Coat WOULD MAKE A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS GIFT Taupe Nutria Coat, 30 inches long, with bell sleeve. The price is $195.00. Black Pony Coat, 36 inches long, with large shawl collar of skunk dyed raccoon, French Seal, 40 inch Coat, belted, wide sweep. Selected skins. Priced $225.00. Leopard Coat, 45 inches long, Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) collar, cuffs and belt. $250.00. Natural Grey Squirrel, 30 inch Coat, a very snappy model, Black Skunk Set, 3 stripe Muff and Scarf. $75.00 for Set. Natural Muskrat Set, with canteen muft, for $29.50 Set. Grey Fox Sets, large animal Scarf, a very practical set, Beaver Set, smart Scarf and large Muff, for $110.00. Black Wolf Set with animal Scarf and Canteen Muff, for $85.00. Japanese Cross Fox Sets, a splendid Fur for general wear at $75.00 and $85.00 a set. belted. $225.00. 100 inch sweep. beited, for $295.00, for $29.50. iéi@ié@@@@@@@@@@@@@fi@@@@?@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@'fii'@'