New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1920, Page 13

- PROMIBITION GAUSES * GHANGES IN WEST D With Banishment of Booze San Francisco Loses “Hard” Section”; San Francisco, Feb. may time of the democratic convention the latter part of June with the idea of experiencing “Barbary Coast” will be disappointed. Many of the story and verse as the scenes of des- perate s ing kaown with color, mu Lon front, Chinatawn triet, had 4 BB B B B B B B B B P B B R B S B B L DR B B BB the prohibition of the the long row of danse halls there. The main artery to MM principal San ghfare, once it is is cort of desperate enterprise. Kearney is onc of most respectable busipess streets. Mexicans Deport Eleven Mexico City, Feb. 13 13.—Those who at the | from Tampico at come to San Francisco of the to a thrill by visiting the | trial. El connection that gover: resorts, ‘ | all ports of entry celebrated in dventure, whery hausc as cheap board- commonls their for un- captains, are perma- rs have but the s that once flamad o ope! United States. MANY WELLS pb ¢ o City Feb. preduction in Mexico than thirty per cent. two months of the ye: ing to government statistics { assizn the closing of many sspecially Ly Ameri lega] restriction: en of the weils which OPENED. before prohibition § Pacifi the bay to wha Ttailan dis- ndered innocuous by from a hal s days of January. WISE, SHIITH & CO. sle of liquor in from this district Francisco's | Kearney declared, hin an hour enough reckless spirit; could be picked up to start almost any Now the quietest and Radicals From Tampico Eleven radi- s, all Russians, have been deported the order of Presi- dent Carranza, who invoked article 33 counstitution which permits the i expel pernicious t the farmality of a ata reports in this nment agents at have been cautioned ain to exercise vigilance against the ible crossing aof radicals from the 13.-—Petroleum decreased more | during the la , accord- whi wells, ns objecting to as the cause. Elev- heen closed were opencd during the early ch DEMAND FOR RIDES Cattle Hides for Ensuing Season. Buenos 4 Feb. buyers are reported to be bu gentine cattle hides on which would include the of what are known as { skins” up to the middle of 1920. The Awerican buyers, ing to La azon, are anticipating man purch facilitated by the resumption maritime traflic with German ports. “At present,’ says La Razon, demand for cattle hides is very a all ovér the world. bought during the war the part of Argentina’s production, res, the tanning industry hias progr very much in several countri as Spain, Sweden, Norway and land, and these countries today disputing the market. As Gormany commencing to operate on a scale in the su the same facilities that s 1915-18 to impose her pric mark ©It & 1 6,000,000 cattle hides. HARTFORD The Newest Frocks For Spring Special Offerings For SMART AFFTERNOON FROCKS OF WOOL TRICOTINE. SPECIAL .... Most aftractive is this straight’line model with two roomy round neck. The material is of very good quality for so reasonable DAINTY TAFFETA FROC! THE VERY NEWEST STYLE TEATURES. 8P THAT ILLUSTRATE THE SPECIAL The bouffant silhouette with a gathered skirt and smart shori sleeves combined to make one of the prettiest and daintiest The tafteta. of the advance beit models with a narrow shown for Spring. cleeves are piped with contrasting pockets, Fine velour in self tan check: Saturday $25.00 belt and simple a narrow a price. ATTRACTIVE SUIT DRESSES OF VELOUR, FOR YOUNGER MISS. , shepherd checks, and plain colors developed in a smart blouse model leather belt. These dresses are so designed that they will replace a suit in the ward- robe of the younger miss for Sprir WONDERFUL VALUES IN - Seal Seal Plush Coats in the shorter e up 32 $75.00 . NOwW Plush THREE BIG GROUPS Scal Plush Coats in the shorter models that were pri models that were priced up $39 to Coats Seal Plush Coats in the shorter models that were priced up $49 to $95.00 NOow FUR COATS Natural Raccoon Coat, 40 inches large shawl collar and border Rezular $3 NOW very full $300 selected Marmot Coat, sweep, cffect value French Seal Coat. mad with lar, sleeves. e of good e cape collar 1 . Regular value heavy Brown horder, shawl Nutria Coat, comb acd with French Seal, very wide cape collar of seal, also culfs, widc $275 border,, NOW raccoon. large shawl collar of raccoon, French Coney Coat, Regular value 30 inches long, made with border, $175 36 inches long, with collar and bell sleeves of natural e $169 Girls Winter Coats At About Half Price Girls’ Winter Coats priced up $15.98. 6, 8 10, 12, 14 . $8.50 NOW BEDS AT that were Girls’ to Sizes priced up to $20.00. 10, 1 s, OUR TEBRUARY Winter Coats that were Sizes * $10.50 Girls’ Winter Coats that wers $35.00. Sizes $12.50 priced up to 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 AND BEDDING FURNITURE SALE COMBINATION MATTRESSES at February Sale Prices—$6.99, $8.69, $10.69, $12.75. COTTON FELT MATTRESSES at February Sale Prices—$13.99, $14.99, $15.99, $17.89, $19.99. SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES at February Sale Prices—$21.99, $24.99, $28.99, $31.75, $36.75, $42.75. HAIR MATTRESSES at February Sale Prices— $34.99, $39.05, $44.95, $54.95. N 37 BRASS BEDS at February $33.75, $44.95, $53.99. 1520 B 0 B G R R B S R B B Sale Pricese—s2! MEL STEEL BEDS at February Sale Prices— 7.99, £9.99, 813,69, 816.99. STEEL BED COUCHES at February Sale Prices— $12.49, $11.60, $17.99, $24.95. American Buyers Arc Said to be Se- curing Contracts for All Argentine 13.—American i Ar- contracts ter part ‘freezing houso June, accord- Jer- s which are expected to of ‘the ctive The United States greater but now cannot do this for the reason that ed Hol- re is g6 international hide mar- ket, the United States will not fil}d had in s on the estimated that Argentina next year, will be able to dispose of more | wa [ dor j claim on the ! gency fleet corporation, | shipbuilding arm of the gov | DAMAGE GLAIMS FILED BY GERMANS Woman Asks for 260 Marks Be- cause Her Face is Marred American Fel Headquarters, Cobienz, 13.—Claims for dam- ages to buildings, farms and to Idiers been done by American of or kind since the army of occupation reached the Rhine, egate something more than 5,000,000 marks. Th tot: 230,000 Many 1re unicque and some without any justification. woman who contended that U appearunce 3 for life, owing to zlass duc to an munition claim for Another woma had beentkilled by tary policeman wha tributers of contraband liquor, sub- mitted a cluim to the Americans fo 250,000 marks, contending that her sole support had been taken from he The Americans German had been killed® by the Am- Ame: n equipment som 1ilowed approximately marl her in the mod: 1t was allowed. whose husband an American mili- erican soldier who was acting within | The Cmi“i | 1 his rights in line of duty. was disapproved. Some of the claims are humorou Last summer the htv-ninth = d sion borrowed a goat for a eircus its headquarters. Recenily a filed with the American town ma- cing damages on the contention that the health of the goat had been This claim was pigeonholed. land farmer recently d | manded five marks for a bean pole al- leged to have been stolen by an Am- erican soldier. An army commission heard the case and threw out the ground that there was no cvidence to show that an Ameri- can had committed the theft. TERGENCY CORP. TO MOV National Capitol Will Soon be Loca- tion of Shipbuilding Activities. Ph ladelphiaz, Feb. 13.—The emer- that migh nment, which, headed by Charles M. Schwab, came here from Washington in June, 1917, will move back to the national capitol on April 1. 3 Its present head is Judge J. B. Paynes. Only about one-third of his 1,700 stenographe clerks and ac- countants to Washington have ex* to go back. Thé hington is said DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE Rub Musterole on Forehead and Temples A headache remedy without the dan- gers of “headache medicine.” Relieve: headache and that miserable teelixg from colds or congestion. Anditactsat once! Musteroleis aclean, whiteoint- . ment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Used only externally, and in no way can it affect stomach and heart, as some internal medicines do. Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum- bago, all pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50, INFLUENZA NZ4A spreads Ly in- haling some of the tiny drop- lets of germladen mucus sprayed into the air when persons sneeze or cough without using 2 handkerchief. THEREFORE: Cover Each Cough and Sneeze. Upon experiencing any in- fluenza symptoms go to bed at once then call a physician. ‘While waiting for the physi- cian: Take a saline cathartic (dose of Epsom or Rochelle salts) to be followed soon after by a drink of hot lemonad, in order to get the bowels and skin active. Room to be well ventilated. Cold air is not harmful, close wir acts as a poison. If unable to take milk, sub- stitute broths or light gruels. Take plenty of water. After the first or second day cocoa and broths may be added. As the fever subsides, lightly cooked eggs, toast and cereals »re permissi Act under the direction of n physician. Don't get up too quickly. Remain in bed ai least forty- cight hours after the fever has BOARD OF HEALTH, INFLU! Up have | 1 { 1 | MEXICANS INTEND 10 SEIZE LANDS 1Properly of Foreigners Given Under Others to Be Taken Back Mexico City, Feb. 13.—President s administration intends to rccover to the nation great tracts of ands conceded by previous adminis. tions to foreign interests, accord- to statements of Mexicun official ntends also to cnforce the consti- tutional prohibition barring foreign- crs from holding land within 62 miles of the Meixcan frontier and 31 miles from the coast line. The general t ments is to the e purpose of th colonization their state- it is the oid might d of that idniinistration to projects that was chasing. dis- | maintained that the ; claim } ! Formerly ; Riker- ‘ Hegeman ARE A Timely Our Regular $1.50 Guaranteed HOT WATER BOTTLES Several ought to be in every home, and this is the time to buy them. A Hot Water Bag is essential to break up the <chill at the first sign of a grippy cold. Over o dt thi CHOCOLATE COATED CASCARA TABLETS Thers cen ba no better quality. We soli oher makes at45¢ per 100. But becauso these are mede in our own labcratory we can offer theip during Febroary at23c Z3¢. You should bry a dozen at lec=t to of the family and have som for the do not anticipate being able to offera brush of this qual.ty at this price after the present quentity is sold out. . . . Week End Bargains Frida ©Saturday Only S5c Liggett’ B‘:ublfli:l Eofiqupcnnds.szc 55¢ Opeke balf Toa 2vounds.56C 39¢ Liggetr: balf e " Zpounds.468C 19 Chocolat © Puddmg . 2 for -20C 2 s .39 38c Mayonnaise Y ib. Dressing 2 cakes 36¢C 35¢ Cooking Chocolate Powdered Fresh E 2 for 46C Our Regular $1.50 FOUNTAIN SYRINGE you peid twic probebly woulda't gst as muchearvice. It will pay you ASPIRIN TABLETS Thee~ are made in o ownleberatory. Wagn antee them sefe snd pare. Why payas bigh es§1.19 forother brands whenyou car buy U. D. Ca for 69c? . 69c. T A Bargain 90,288 in this lot TOOTH BRUSHES Our rsgular 35c guality eventually endanger the nation and to recover dominion aver oil lands with- out violating the legal rights of the present producers, These statements were made in ex- planation of the government's re- quest that the 1919 congress float a loan of 50,000,000 pesos to enable the nation to recover land held under cocessions by foreign interests. The officials stated that the greater | part of several states, such as Lower | California and Chiapas is held by for- | | eigners under concessions given by | previous administrations. Al Where the terms of these conces- sions have not been complied with. they have been nuilified, according to the department of agriculture. Part of the propased loan was intended to indemnify holders for these conces- sions for improvements they had made. i Interests terior conditions for the last 10 have made it impassible for the fulfill their agreements. Variou: British representativ said to be pushing for indemnification far work done on concessions, especially in Lower California and Chiapas. Denial is made by Pastor Rouid secretary of agriculture and develd ment, that the government plans i nullify all concessions granted und the Diaz and Madero regimes. O those where prescribed obligatid have not been met will be ann he asserts, | BAD BREATH Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Ge] at the Cause and Removelt Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, th substitute for calomel, act gently on th bowels and positively do the v People afflicted with bad breath quick relief through taking them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets! are ! wegetable compound mixed with oliv oil. They act gently but firmly on th bowels and liver, stimulating them ¢ natural action, clearing the blood, ag purifying the entire system. They d that which calomel does, without any the bad after effects. Take one or every night for a week and note tH pleasing effect. 10c and 25¢ a box. 217 Main Street| The Safe Drug Stores YOU DOING TO PREVENT DISEASE ? YOUR SHARE ERMS of Influenza and other conta- Sale!!; gious diseases enter the system Eky breathing through the nose and throat or by contact with hands. 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Mustescle .60 Antiphlo; Camphorated 190 Aspirin Tablets .60 Vick’s Vzpo Ral .50 Menthclatum , 8 Flaxseed Meal, 8 oz... 1.52 Scett’s Emulsion. 1.0C Father John's Medicins 1.00 Wampole’s Cod Liver .. 12 Physic Atomizars ... Ice Bags Temperatore Enamel Bed Lov: i Keep Bands Clear 35 J & J Syncl Soan, 4 o j eas .85 Vioodbury's Soap .25 Cuticurs Scar ... s’ & Surgeoos’ 15 Palmolive Seap . .10 Lifebvoy Soap Sick Room Needs ‘Thermometers Absorbext Cotton, 3 Ib. . Sterilized Gauze, 5 yards. Psos. ... Hovse Thermometers Feeding Cups. ... Use Laxatives That is one of the first things a doctor recommend to keep the system clean. ° Plute Water. Epson Salts, supply every member dlitz Powders Sci use of guests We 25¢. Fluid Extract Beecham’s Pi Riker’'s Midgets Cascra, 4 Solution Citrate Magnesia For Your Prote&ion We dispense prescriptions in distinct cone tainess. Internzal remediss in white bottles, external in blue bottles. Powders, pills and tablets in hinged bozes to avoid accidental interchange of covers. Directions legibly written and ingredients checked by two experienced druggists. % The e Dincg Storws?