New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1920, Page 17

ise, Smith & Co., Startmg Salurday—-Our Semt-Annual NE\Y/ BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY: Hartford || loney-Saving Millinery Sale Hartfor it more so w ihe Ty newest ever offered event .that the women of ppreciate, and thev will apprec because the styles he mentioned by, far better a n we have the hest cxpectations whether 3 re looking for a pt or an trimmed Hat, a Tailored Hat or Trimmings of any bn. ' You-ean find them all in our spacious and large handice ite W L, before he? valu: descri; HUNDREDS OF ixgw h Sailo -the-face effects in all cominations in black an tne nawest trimming ides $6.98, 87 Leather straw deolors. turing s Silk Braid Hats, Straw Tat combined with Cellophaun brown. navy, cherry, peacock. raffia, embroidery hats and model re Tlats, 8ilk and truits, Lonies of New York and Paris Pattern Hats duality. tions of our ‘own skilled milliners. Spring’s Hats $4.98, $5.98 and $6.98 Dignified, New Matrons' Tailored yet youthful, in app nce are these smart styles especially gotten up for the imatron. Turbans, siderol suilors. of fine lisere straws with ribbon and ma- line trims. A splendid var- L. lo chogsc from. Sallors., in liser end jap. rough other novelty and all colors. irimmed Straws—MNewest Spring Styles Untrimmed Huts. of three cnd ju\a. Pip- ing or Milan hemp in-all the new shapes ap- proved by Fashion this Spriag, in blTk and colors. Special at China “piping Milans and fifie jabs our showing at \ these off- the-face, side relly, ir- are specially (cagur«:d - Lisere, represeated 1n prices. Turbans, regular brims, etc., ~at . cee ceeee are $2.98 The \e:s_\‘ newest untrimmed shapes we could}hu}’. Fine lisere straws, t many box isewn with invisible stitch- L4 r f to their smartn bi . The very newe: il to $5.98 H | and desirpd styles includi bri ms.‘sslashad, pointed \ turba tricotines, continent Millinery Depaxt straws Ribbon Butavia Hundreds of sand. Authentic styles Also, adaptation h["hl) Spee. side turns, and neighboring than and Come Trimmed N t- Hats, and fea- Special at 98, 310400 Trimmed ts, Flower Cioth Hats or Batavia or refreshing styles in ete. Trimmin are flowers, fancies. of distinctiveness and indivi- nd original concep- . $12.50 © $20 and Sport Hats $3.98 $5.98 mush- rooms and chin-chin effects, , China piping, three braids Straws, and black Streamer Hats For Children $2.50 $2.98 Mushrooms, pokes and sailors of finc patent Milar Has rib- bon band and long streamers, in black, navy, brown and com- binations. At Big Savings pins of vellophane braid specially fea- 490 nch flowers in fruit effec Spring 79¢ tull length assortment $1 .00 sortment $1 98 New and jet, tured at Fine F and cluster colorin Special at Flower and most to choose Value: new wred comple from up to $2, spring ofr summer, and Londoners ex will b dofinitely hoat=1 s Going to Engl: E Ao can wise i maj be unable to find & pgrticularly in London. W] be difieult for London fe ; influx of people thi gers and they thousands of ured pect. th should befe tel probabie a place to Tour mer Will Have to Make Their Res- ”“ 5 ervations I'ar in Advance. Stay Peb. coming t London, contemplate EXCESSIVE ACIDITY is at the bottom of § | most digestive ills. Ki-MoIDS FOR INDIGESTION bord pleasing and pt relief from istress of acid- bsia. SPECTALIST SCOTT & BOWNE 30 Years’ Experience in SCOTT'S EMULSION ye Testing-—Satisfaction Guaranteed 8. Ofiee, 596 MAIN\ST. Fhone 570 hm" hotels far mo uhead of a {he citylean not than $.000 at onc now and m peoyple coms menths ahead Some Emglishmen who turned from the I'nited that 1.000.000 Americans ittempt te see England en route the hattlefields of France | mer. More conservat | nowever, plats the number mate LYESIGHT * MRPLANE IS USFLES% Wil be ¢ Irip to South Material Assistance in Pole, Antarctic Ex- Plorer saxe Me airplane temptir the o the A tbourne. Australiu, Ve 2y —An will 1 south cxpedition to t ducted ne ummer b would find 1t difficilt gouth pele by the air route id “Hurricane blow for ceks 1 antarctic and can spring up in an hour from nothings to 60 mile I do not think it possible th lane can v abuy ¢ a Dblizzar not : up indefinitely and ot descend hou 1ay aylor is al wealth of the which Dr. Cupe’s expedition s specia xplore. king trom hi not think there is value skeptical antaretic. fo anythin coast of t continent; and, althou 1 is to be found i the extent of the deposits. he say uncertain and it is improbublc on count of the remoteness that it can be mined within the next 50 years. lung service in at- | 'OUTSTANDING FACTS | IN WILSON'S N[]TES Thinks Finme Plan Would Breed Another War. Here the outStandin: nd the allied pr grecment conc drann up Jauuary 14 by the tesmen without consulting, tes al bmitted to on for approval: Wilson the ne Unite nt ils the @@@;@flfl@@@' @J rious qu aropo and to results to th United States Tanuary Zovernment of tI In their wim of mber 9 untoycihed and that two features had undergone lcxd(mn\ nd both of these to Wilson plicd to 10, declaring he ept the statement orizinal memorandym been lelt untouched, and the that Tta al of December had cd that of as that Ital po 3 agreement the way for Italian Fium foreign afta the new agreement ‘“‘part sple amons powers point 1 T ) o ) o ) e o ) ) nol ac the tie “opens trol of that con- its 3 ; that the Ame ment “‘feels that fico the principies cntered the v improper ambitions of served Im in the future world kun[L\‘,x ation. The note coucludes by the n x s made in the memorundum of December 9 could not accept- c¢d, “the president desires to say that he m take under ious consideration the withdrawal of the treaty with Germany and the ement between tho United States and ance which arc now before the scnat The allied premicrs replied, ry 17. that there was “no foundation for tho assumption” that the new settlement invoives “a capitulation to tho Italian point of view as opposed to the Juzo-Slavs. The proposal of Decemlb 9 bas fallen to the ground, becausc nobody now wants to set up the artiticial State of Fiume. Pres ident Wilson. stating ions in his note of red that he circum- but to he has seir tances he has no choice maintain the position taken all along.” 8] )] ] OLIVE POISONING GURE -d by Veterinary Scicn- tists IT'rom Goat Blond is Used and Saves One Life. Fe by veter ington, serum prepared s of bureau of periment that saved ne, afteir the bers of her faumily had e serunt n the blood of a sheep immunized against poisoning of mal industry riments with were two otulinus. They oicons they creats | duce the same effect, but immuni- one does not afford im- inst the other. The two commonly known by the Hlive rain.” snd th d by veterinarians, ier casonably certain attording protection e by “the e I J in th s 1 to be strain serum ACID SMOKE SCREEN ritish Announce Mrcthods Us Hide Their Operations at Ostend and Zebrugze, lon. Feb such navy great in the Zeebrugge is They ., Which has to be nce of & suflicient ctherwise the luced., over the seag somcewhat thin on a dry were even ock. who su ult on th ian ports, jerman at (h\. Belgl devised ] o ] ] ] O} teiger-Vedder Company SUCCESSOR TO C. S. HILLS & CO,, HARTFORD Yy & 0 ] m Eg} [ ) e ] Reduced Prices in Our Hundreds of Them in Regular Price $1.98 SPECIALS IN THE Muslin Underwear Department House Dresses of good quality le and nbray: regu price SL. $2.98 to $4 values, gular value $9¢. R le price $1 velope C hwm s of e mmed with sizes 34 sale price ale price sale price ook white makes, flesh values “to Odd 1ot of different makes sale price 75C. price 39c. One valu Values lot Embroideries - the Newcest of $1.59 Great Values in Suits; Coats and Dresses Sale WAISTS the on’s Styles; Reduced (o Women’s Hosiery Stocki white and and brown oz Jar value pair “Pan Stocking 2 . 10, 10%: value M 50c¢ WOMEN': PURE THREAD SILK STOCKINGS In cordovan and browu, value SIL I\ I Ll ll(-)}\ In' in changeab! . $3.98 OF Wasn Children’s Doys’ School 009 REMNAN GOODS In white color “lud- e mater issortment dhere D and hiitings v piques and nuuay atly re- duced £ro=1 il fur prices | Construction SMART NEW VOILE AND BATISTE § Grouped at Two rices, Price $2.98 $2 39 Reduced to ‘Women’s Underwear Tnion Suits—FPlafn trimmed, 7oc, sale pricéy Womcen's Cotten and lisle 1t und medinm and Large Size S Teavy “elght cot- th; value $2.00, ). Women's Wool —Also 2 few Tgh and i Vests, Pants s. broken lots 00 to $2.50, Women's Wool Union Suits— broken lots Glove Silk tly large sizes. i; values ‘$3.50 ¢ $2.75. k Children’s Vests and Pants— it and medium weights, .wn lots and sizes; values to sirice 19c: values to Lol Collars and Vestee to $1.00, sale price 8 IEIIE! EIE]DEIIE@E]EE]@@EIED@D!@@EEE@E@@@E@@@E destroyer. sufficient the P the formau- BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tabilets Are a Harmless Substitute Ldwards’ > Olive Tablets are the res:l)!rt of Dr. Edwards’ determination ot to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. For 17 years he used these tablets (7 ‘egrtzbln mmpo_ml mized with olive oi!) in his private tice with great success. prfi‘ls\hec‘? do aumthfl 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 bowel: Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablet when veu feel 1lcg : ac;-.e(é hh‘)i\gn] e rai C Note how the clear CO(:: e You just rub Musterole mb'} .d usually the pain is gone—a de! soothing comfort comesto takeitsplace. Musterole is a ciean, white vintment, made with oil of mustard. Use itinstead of mustard piaster., Will not blister. Many doctors and nurses use Muster- ole and recommend it totheir patients. They wnll gladiy tell you what relief it gives from sore throat, bronchil croup, stiff nreck, asthma, neuralgia, congesticn, plet rheumatism, lum- bago, pains and s of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises. chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest. Always dependable. 30 and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50, Can yeu imagine it? Every smooth as velvet! No more p no more dull blades! And: Scctian of edge of blade Magnifed and enlarged \ (0 25,000 diametes— Before Stropping '/{J/ the Twinplex enables you to 100 shaves from ONE Just slip in your blade, tun a few times -and you will o to feel the blade in’ You can’t know the sai luzury—of a no-pull, lwxvelvfl % Gillette Shave unless your blades are st: cach time in the Twinplex Strgpper. Gillette Bhdet Frec. We aNEW =— vmplex Stropped —and strop it 2 daily for 20 ghaves wit! out charg g0~ wove b stropping, Gilletto g 10-Year § We take f' pleasiy [ you a: days’ usy your ing THE ABBE HARDW Hardware Cu