New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 9, 1920, Page 3

Boston Store Satardays at 9 P. M. Mondays at 6 P. M. New Lace and Fancy = Collars Also Collar and Cuff Sets Fine wash net ground seems to the favorite material. be ! heard { account of the severe In | conducted | BOY SCOUT NEWS | not on rlin k Troop No. 1 th was from probably orm. 2 mel Tuesday night at the South church. There was a good atténdance outmaster Dickin- amined two of the boys in the tenderfoot tests. The scout exceutive nade a short v Troop No. 3 of the Mecthodist Epis- coy church did not meet Thursday sht”on account of the storm. Troop No. 4+ met Tuesday night at the Center church the meeting being in the absence of the coutmaster by the senior patrol lead- An effort will by the troop comumittee to s an assist- ant for Scoutmasi - to help Troop No son I in the troop work. COLLARS, and shapes in all the | wanted materials: lace tabs, net and | lace rolls, fancy tah collars in venise, fillet, ete. 50c to $14.00 cach, Latest sty COLLAR AND CUFF SETS INew and sty the netted lace new | checker SILK DR In all wanted long, heavy silk tasse “SAPHO™ SILK. for dress trim and | white and all wanted inches wide. Tailor Braid inding: black, eolors, 1-1 to 2 GOLD AND SILVER Braide and fringes, all widths. AGENTS FOR McCall Patterns pattern at any price, 10¢ ! shortly \ The best o 25¢ eachi. | at PULLAR & NIVEN | at i tcemen | were pre. P MeK No. ida Hill did not of the Arthur Troop weet F storm. Stenberg from ‘earbuncle. Troop No. 7 the 6 of Maple night on account stant Scoutu ter is in the hospitil Wednesday club. roop Commit- . Cool: and Tidmarsh . After the 1 Scoutmas ge of the practice tournament while the tr committee and the scout executive ave instruction in the tenderfoot r uirements to a small class of didates. Troop n met A char ing took for 0. 9. Scoutmaster Henrs of the Baptist church re ports that this troop is now meeting regularly but with small attend- This troop will shortly under- . re-organization with-elimination all inactive members. Troop No. 10 met Thursday at the Hebrew school with 27 present. This troop is securing bop committee and will register Troop Committeeman Mar- tin Horo itz has been invited to speak to the troop Thursday night of this a night | week. No. Ge 11 met Thursday night the man Lutheran church. Plans wi perfected for the father and son banquet to be held Thu Troop night | can- | scouts its | suffering | § night, February 12th, at the church. : Troop No. at the Stanley the business session plans cussed for giving a scout ment in the near future. lowed. One boy passed his tender- foot test leaving but one in the troop unqualified. 13 met Tuesday evening were d -entertain- Troop No. 14 met Wednesday night | in Plainville at the Grange hall. The | troop will observe “Good Turn Week™ { Methodist church. { gumes. | tion HAVE YOUR TRUCKING DONE | PROPERLY AND AT REASON- ABLE EXPENSE. I operate a daily Freight and Ex. press Service. New Britain. New Ha- ven and New York. Trucks rented by dsy or hour. Local and Long Distince | Moving and Trucking. | | A. H. HARRIS 1560. ifousce Tel, 1840, Eastwood Electrical Service | Station and Garage. Starting, Lighting and Iguttion tem Specialists. MAXWELL ¢ AP."'C‘E STATION. REAR 193 M STREET, Phone 387-12. DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET. Sys- Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. Storage. Supplies and Repairing 'MANRDSS AUTO GO, OVERLAND AGENCY Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 139 Arch St.| VIM delivery and heavy duty trucks, from 15 to 5 tons. AMERICAN Balanced Six, Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. | A. M. Pannessa, Prop. AUTO REPAIRING THAT’S OUR SPECIALTY JUST CALL 857-12 AND WE WILL BE AT YOUR SERVICE. AUTO REPAIR CO. 115 GL i | PLEASURE CARS | M. IRVING JESTER l 193 ARCH STREET and attended services Sunday the special afternoon the A hike was taken Sunday afternoon by the entire troop. The busin good at Troops No. 15 and 16 at the Sa- cred Heart of Jesus church are in process of organization. In conjunc- ith the pastor Scout Executive Cook endeavoring to secure the right kind of leadership for troops. Troop No. 18 at the A. M. E. Zion ALL THIS WEEK ; j{u{nam Biciorlay .\ Prosests GEORGE LOANE TUCKER'S Production i Themotion picture with an amazing soul If the story of “The Miracle Man" were properly tellable in words we would tell it, but- it isn’t. Frank L. Packard made a brave at- tempt at it four years ago in Mun- sey’s Magazine and the result was fas- cinating, — then George M. Cohanmade a stage play out of it which ran for a year in New York, — but the George Loane Tucker pro- duction is the story it- self ALIVE with all its incredible asser- tions of villainy and virtue that dwell to- gether in the hearts of women and men. PALACE THEATER New Britain, Ct. turn | meeting was followed by | Memorial church. After | Games fol- | these | | i | Daniel | INCORPORATED ANNUAL SALE OF FURNITURE AFFORDS THE LOWEST PRECE Saco Remedies and Sick Room Supplies And Remember, No €, O. D, M THE MORE 1TEMS OF ME v FPhenolax Vinol, 70¢ Castoria, 2 Waters, Spanish Olive Oil, 75¢, $1.35, $1.65. Mulsitied Cocoanut Oil, 33c. Sal Hepatica, 18¢, 35¢, 69¢. Tiorlick's Malted Milk, 3dc and 67c. Phillips’ a, Milk of Magnesia, Tast ive Saco Syrup of T and Cod Liver Extract, 39c. \co of Terpin Hydrate and sote, 23c. Saco Children’s Cough Syrup, 19¢ Saco Seidlitz Powders, 2 SEMI-ANNUAL SHOE SALE EVERY SHOE AND SLIPPER R VALUES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN THIS SALE—BIG OPPORTUNITY OF BUYING ¥ ALY (& & } [®] =] [E] B AS PROVEN BY RNITURE YEAR ! AT IS OF THE = & largest we have ever .% range of selection B A Chapter AL or TELEPHONE ORDERS ON GOODS. TOILET TWS, ADDITION AL GOODS ~ Talcumr Powder, A B T S P S R S R S S R R 3 Face Powder, 39¢. 50¢. ams, 25¢ and 50c. Harriet Hubbard Powder, 65c, $1. Harrie Hu o i.uxor Face Luxor ¢ Powder, Aver's Face rd , $1 Powder, 39c. Talcum, 17¢, 3 Tooth Powder, 1ic, Pepsodent bba Aver's SRR EEEEEEE or 30¢. 170, g Aum, Tooth Olivilo Soap. hmer foy Soap, ¢, and 6 cakes for 12¢ cake, B2 cakes 154 sh Bath Soap, $1.40 a dozen. The best makes of Perfumes and Toilet Waters. 3-Picce Qucen Anne Period Suite, mahogany frame Daven- port Armcha’ and Rocker with cane panel arms and uphol- ered seats and backs covered vith bronze gold damask. Replacement value $325. FEBRUARY S0y, $249 LE PRICE 3-Picce William and Mary UCED IN PRICE FOR and as the boys have not responded suficient numbers to warrant it. in Troop No. 19 met Iriday night at | c s church and had a lively session. coutmaster Lynch has s cured Mr. Skelly to assist him in the troop work. Scout E utive Cook visited the troop and gave instructions in semaphore signalling. Scout games followed. The attention of rected to the fact meeting will be o’clock at the E St. Joseph’ all troops that a bisg held tonight at 8§ ihu Burritt school on North street. H. O. Templeton, li- cens Maine guide, of Boston, will relate his experiences in the woods. L. P. Slade, president of Scout council, will introduce speaker. The plans for the celebration of “Good Turn Week” have been com- pleted. The mayor has issued a proclamation recommending Feb. Sth to 14th be ohserved such moving picture houses are throwing good turn slogan on the screen at every performunce. It is up the scouts to show New Br example what the scout “‘sood turn’ really means. The national scout Carter Beard, d 1 the our commissioner, ha. nt out the following tenth anniversary mes- sage to all scouts. Let every person heed well this good turn admonition: ¥rom National Scout Commissioner. “Fellow Scouts, some people with a historical kink in their minds say that scouting began with the knights of old, back in the days when Rich- ard of England used the village cksmith as his tailor, but there nce who also wore ied a barber's BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Are a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are the result of Dr. Edwards’ determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. For 17 years he used these tablets (a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil) in his private practice with great success. They do all the good that calomel does but have no bad after effects. No pains, no griping, no injury to the gums or danger from acid foods—yet they stimulate the liver and bowels. Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets when you feel “logy” and “heavy.” Note how they clear clouded brain and perk up the spirits. 10c and 25¢ 3 0f Utmost Importance Pure, emulsified cod-liver oil is not medicine as many are prone to think of medicine. SCOTT’S EMULSION is a form of growth-nourishment that is of utmost importance to many children. That most children relish and thrive on Scott’s is a ‘““truism accepted the world over.' Give Scott’s to the children and watch them grow strong! Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. 1918 is di- | -out Maine | The | to | Period Suite, Davenport, Arm- air and Rocker, mahogany finished frame, upholstered backs and arms and loose cush- jon seats fitted with two pillows and roll covered old red mask. eplacement value §3 = FEBRUARY r $299 LE PRICE A Chapter 7-Piece Qucen Anne Period Suite. in Jacobean oak, Buffet, Side Table, Extension Table and 4 Dining Chairs with brown Spanish leather seats. Re- placement value $225. their palfreys just like Ri { roughneck Richard : and you hoys are crus just as much crusad 15w of the Knights of St. John of Je lem, the Knights of the Cross or Knights Templars but you arc Ameri- ! can crusaders. Tt is not neces: to ride a horse to be a crusader: it is not necessary to date your history back to the days | of chivalry. Knight Errantry died | in the time of Queen Elizabeth of | 4 £ of the arteries, and scout- orn on the frontier of Am- | The ald kn < were required to always tell the truth, to be trust- worthy; they pected to never be guilty o of meanness, and all that sort of thing. but all those qualities were to be found | among our scouts on the frontier, | many of whom had never heard of a knight. One of the t of them, Simon Kenton, did not know how read or write. Although you ing, noon and night all during war you cannot stop now and r There have been a lot of derel cast upon our shores in the form o vage people from the old | People who.have been oppre trampled under foot for centurie til- they look upon all form zovernment and societies These derelicts do not un what America means. they | Ao not understand what goodne means, they have never experienced | any of it, yet,they are human beings and have hearts. even though their | ! hearts are encased in iron armour | { like the bodies of the old knights. i There is a vulnerable spot in the armor of these hearts, a spot which may be reached through their chil- dren. Therefore, fellow scouts, vour work is laid out for you. You Amer- icun crusaders must recruit all the | foreign-born boys, especially = those { speaking only the foreign language: and teach them how to become scout When a pioneer of the frontier | killed an enemy he cut a notch in | the butt of his gun. Every foreign- born boy that you secure and register as a scout in the presence of coutmaster will entitle you to . notch in the handle of vour axe, and every knotch that vou cut there ( means mishty blow for your coun- | itry. When your axe handles are cov- | ered with notches then we will have but one God, one language, one coun- try and one fi 2e was| sury PRl E R wer FEBRUARY SALE PRICE ...... Piece Wililam and Mary Period Quartered Oak Finished Suite, 60-inch Buffet, 54-inch Round Top Exte Table and 6 Chairs with brown Re- Golden have worked the | st. - £ seats. Spanisn leather | morn- | i t i \ world, Aana placement value $295. FEBRUARY A Chapter Period Dre enemies. { derstand Sheraton Suite, in Mahogany, Chiffonier full 2 Replacement value $200. FEBRUARY ALE PRICE 3-Piece er, and Period Dresser, size Bed. Hepplewhite Walnut, and full $184.95 3-Picce Suite, in Chifterobe Replace value FEBRUARY SALE PRICE ol Report Russian Prisoners | 9.—Former have returned from Russian in S state there arc soners of war | and that their ¢ e mtiatie. Soma of them have | been away from home from three to| and ths Hungarian go\'c.rn-I Feb. who Budapest. ¢ sarian soldier Hungary | prisons 200,000 Hur in that counftry CLAIM THEY ARE GERMANS, Berne, Feb. 8 —Fifty men who la: { week escaped from a train taking 1,500 Polish prisoners of war back to | their land from France, have claimed sanctuary on Swiss soil, asserting they are really Germans. They declared hat when captured they posed as Toles so as to get better treatment in ince and asked to be transported to Giermany. nnable to find the 15,000,000 to ment crowns which would be necessary bring about their repatriation Another returned prisoner pictures | Russis. as a country of desolation | where country districts are! famine-str He s people drive hundreds of miles to get pro- cisions and refugees are robbed by Red Guards unless they are bribed He declares bribery is the only way by which a person can get across Russia SATLORS PERISH. Halifax, N. 8., Feb. 3.—The second afficer and five men of the crew of the British steamship Oxonian perish- ed while attempting to save the crew of the British steamer Bradboyne when she was abandoned off the coast of Newfoundland, according to rudio messages recelved here today. ORE THROAT or Tonsilitis, gargle with warm salt water, then apply — VICKS VAPOR! AIRPLANE DELAYED. Khartoum, Eastern Sudan, Feb. —The airplane owned by the London Times which is attempting the Cairo- at of to-Capetown flight” arrived here 6:15 o'clock last evening. Three the cylinders were in bad order the water circulating system of the en- i bheing disabled. The machine ssuan yesterday morning at 7:15 In Deplorable Condition |, casex of infnenza THun- | daily that the EEEEEEEEEEE R e e WISE, SMITH & (0. B GOOD FURNITURE CAN STILL BE BOUGHT AT A SAVING THE VALUES BEING OFFERED AT OUR FEBRUARY FFURNITURE SALE We emphasize the importance of buying now, by quoting replacement values—and the fact that our present stock is the HARTFORD shown assures you the widest possible On Living Room Suites Colonial Suite, Armchari fRocker, mahogany finishe frame with loose cushion seats :nd upholstered backs and arm with blue damask. Iteplacement value § FEBRUARY $l 74 Period) and covered 5 SALE PRIC o Louis 2-Piece bazk blu valud . $21¢9 Queen Anne Pe upholstered Dy Armchair and Rocke! ith. 1o cushion seats, <o d with taupe velour. L cement value $550. PEBRUARY $434.9 - SALE PRICE 3-Picce Queen Anne Perio Suite, Davenport, Armchair an} e upholstered seat, with Ileplacement red SALE PRICE 3-Piece Suite., nport. Piece Colonial Win venport, Armchair Racker, allover upholstered and loose cushion seats covered with tapestry. Ieplacement value ‘ $325 Anne Suite, and allover 13 RUARY SALE PRICE .. Piece Queen Period allover upholstered Dav- rze Wing Armchair, allovi loose cushio] loose pillow arms o covered with orien Replacy FEBRUARY On Dining Room Suites 9-Piece Queen Anne Period 9-Picce Colonial Spiet /Peri Suites, in Walnut Jacobean Oak Suit in Mahogany, 66-in and Quartered Golden Oak. Buffet, Side Table, 54-inf 54-inch Buffet, Side Table, 48- Round Top Extension Table, inch Round Top Extension Side Chairs and 1 Armch Table, 5 de Chairs and 1 with Blue Spanish Leath Armchair with Spanish leather Seats. Replacement value $5§ E Replacement value $350. FEBRUARY FEBRUARY $2 89 SALE PRICE SALE PRICE ...... 9-Piece William and Mary Period S Wainut or Ma- hogany, 60-inch Buffet, Side Table nch Round Top I3 tension 5 Side "Chair and | Armchair with Spanish Leather seats. Replacement Tue $475. Replacement value $59 FEBRUARY FEBRUARY $ Q QO SALE PRICE i 4 On Bed Room Suites 4-Piece Queen Anne Per Suite. in Walnut, Dresser, € ferobe, Dressing Table and Bed. iteplacement v $3 Sheraton Pes Mahogany, Dres Chifferobe Replacen: .. $3 Armchair and Rocker, cushions, and fitted with loose cov- and Davenport, tal pattern tapestry. ment value $ VEBRUARY SALE PRICE ...... ered with two-tone D pEAA velour. Replacement $495. XIV. Peril Mahogay] 9-Piece Louis in Antigue Buffet, Side Table, inch Round Top Extensi| Table, 5 side Chairs and 1 A chair with Blue Spanish Leat Suite, §0-inch 4 Post Colonial Period Walnut or Ma Chiffonier and full s Replacement vaiue $285 .. $225 Period Suite, -Piece Suiie, in Dresser. Bed. FEBRUARY SALE PRICE . LE PRIC 4-Piece Suite. in Dressing Table, full value . FEBRUARY SALE PRICE 4-Piece Adam in Mahogany, Dre Table, Chifferobe full Bed. Replacement value $375. 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