New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1920, Page 9

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After ing with Cuticura Soapduston a ains of the exquisitely scented Leeh Pras be asl Address: “Cubirura Taor Diorian DES L OF AT, Beava. Sedd evers: Shern. Seap e, Ointment 2 end $0c. Talci: i WSFCuticura Soap shaves without moy. | i — SLEEP WELL AND FEEL WELL KALTHO is a wonderful remedy for the tired, cxhausted condition caused by overwork. Makes you cat well, sieep & well and fecl well. A great tonic for hrain and nerves. Indispensable to ail mental workers. Take home a bottle of KALPHO tablets to-day and restore hezlth and strength. Insist on Kalpho. KALPLG sold Croweil's at Drug :O'b-t«i":o-l- Sestedieodededoledede e dededeidodold % The Quick Way to Stop a Cough This home-made syrup does the work in a horry. Easily pre- pared, and saves about $2. Fedededesededesdodoofosobefiot oo e odeofediale e desdeod of You might be surprised to know ihat e best thing vou can_uge for a jsevere cough, is a remedy which is easify pr ared at home in just a few moments. t's cheap, but. for prompt results it beats anything clsc you ever tried. Usually ordinary cough or chest cold in astes pleasant, too—children is pure and good. 215 ounces of Pinex in a pint then fill it up with plain fi;un-ulatwl sugar .syrug., Or use clari- d molasses, honey, or corn instead of sugar ‘syrup, if desired. Thus you ‘make a. full pint—a family supply——but. costing no more than a small bottle of ready-made cough syrup. And as a cough medicine, there is really nothing better to be had at any price. It moes rig gives quick, lasting relief. It promptly heals the inflamed membranes that line the throat and air arwoying throat tickle, loosens the phlezm,“and soon vour cough stops cn- tirely. ~ Splendid for bronchitis, croup, whooping cough and bronchial asthma highly concentrated com pine extract, famous ect on the membranes. isappointment ask vyour ounces of Pinex” with i don’t accept anything TR Guaranteed to give a!]:sohm; ndti;- action or money promptly refunded. The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. ) MAKES FEET FEEL FINE! 10 that sore, ey’ REDgg TOP CALLOUS WPLASTER removes hard grewth by painless absorp! . _takes out swelling, soreness, pain and you waik Witk comfort from the stari. RED TOP syrup, | way— { | haa to | ditions and representing diver | points i | g | | i | 1 l l | | \ | | | | ! { \ i LISBON REPORTS ALL! WRONG, GOVT. SAYS Wire Tieup for Error Lisbon, March 13, Press.)—Peace reisns in this = city, nor has the quict that prevails been disturbed tor a long time. Reports relative (o a serious state of affairs here which have been current in the outside world for the last fortnight their origin in rumors which <could not he contradicted because -of the strike of postal and telegraph emiployes which cut off com- tion with other countries. Strikes are comwmon ihrou (By Associated Portugal, and affect large numbers of | | workingmen, including zovernment employes, electricians, metal and men employed in the buildin trades but the movement has hither been confined to a silent protest against the enormous > in the cost of living. ve found it im- on the wages they vinz, Inquiry in quar- thoroughly informed as to con- e view- has brought a general re- sponse that the working people of Portugal are mot gnfecied with 15t tendencies, that they do not revolution and claim only so as will permit them to live onibly well. inancial condition against any workers however mili- betterment The con- rates re- sults in prices of commodities mount- ing higher ever Levyving of higher ta has increased discontent but these taxe: necessa; by augmented expenditures have not violent out- caks. The zovernment shields on the oifi- 1 buildings were torn down and windows wore broken. The mob, the advices headed by Gen, Ismael nicr president of Bolivia The Peruvian wirister sul. with their families were theater when the outbreak occurred. They were later escorted to their res- idences hy ihe American minis and the I sh charge, the message 1dds. The American charge d'affaires at Lima heid a long conference here this afternoor with President Porras and ofti s of the Peruvian foreign office. President Porras will appear befora congress this evening and make a full stalement regarding the situation. FASHIO! PERFECT THIRTY-SIX tate made ional caused any state, Montes, was for- and the con- at the | (hicago's Exhibition of Spring Styles iin passages, stops the | | seph | dalek | the ooen or bunion, you'll forget your foot | troublos. | Commecticut is the sure, safe way to foot com- | fort—it's simple, easy to apply. chmforting to wear. Sure relief or money bask. | Sany appiications in 25 “hEandy ol Sold by it WAIR DEPARIMENT SFORE | { i s e | | | 2ive the remnant the fs it to the spot and | Springfield Show orm Has Entircly Disappeared, March 16.- the “perfect thirty-sixe: Fashion designers have put the delectadic creatures out of the gunning. at east for jhis season, and there is much lamentation among ihe sprightly models who formerly swept majesti- cally up and dewn in ‘ront of the buyers. Accordini to the tashions this year, the morning milady will need a m. wasp waist: in_the afternoon she will require a few curves, and in the cvening she will have 1o be as ramrod. As for the s displaved at the opening of the Fashion Art League today, one must be a wathematician to guess whether the forms they encase are spher hemi jarabolas or comet-like wisps of atmosphere. There will be fa fit every individuality conceivabie. A hem cut frem last year's dress will hionzble un- Datches cut Woman’s Chicago, rewell to finished effect. A few from foulard and sewed over spots in last year's scige will ‘2 faskionable appliqued effect. ssmakers and Ade- ng h2 convention. BIG BASKETBALL GAME. Machine Company Against Hendec Five Friday. one of seen What premises to he fastest games of basketball New Britain to be weld in the State Armor: nighi. The New Britain Machine company five will meet the fast Hen- dee Indians of Springfield. This team is leading the «dndustrial league in Springfield and recently forced the Wyanokas of Hartford fo an aver- time period in a game. The Machine company team lost to the Hendees n recently and are out ‘o even up the scofe. In the preliminary game the Y. W. C. A. team will meet the Girls' club of Middictown for the thampion- shit of Connccticut. Thesc teams have met twice before, each winnins a game. The sgames will followed by dancing. provided by Olcott’s in ¥Friday followed Music will be orchestra. be WIFE FOR DIVORCING HIM March 16.—Peter Jo- Vangraen, wounded Canadian soldier, formerly of La. Salle, upon returning and finding his wife had divorced him'and married John By- of La Salle. filed suit to anmul and also sued Bydalek for alicnation of affec- sU Ottawa, Ill., divorce for' $10,000 tions. HOLCOMB REFUSES Governor Savs Questian Dees Not Constitute gency to Call Legislature, Hartford, March 16-—Governor Hol- comb’ formally last night refused to bol- 1 ions, however, to | the { cam to Stack Up | the { this season is schedauicd | local sufirage | Willi- mantic 6 Cord Sewing Thread Sizes. No. 40 up. 6 spools 25c. BUTTONS 1vor; Bonc Celluloid PRR CARD 10c. Thousands. of cards from a fore- most manufaciurer, sold to us » i Iy for thi= sale. Staple and fancy on: in all sizes, 2 10 12, on cach card —warth ap to $1.50 dozen. Kieinerts Guaranteed Dress Shields No. 1--29¢ No. 2--33¢ No. 3--3T¢ Ne. 4--42¢ & el 28¢, $1.00 per Kleinztls | am dozen Sverlastic Pin-On SE. SUPPORTERS PAIR. ANl sizes of this well knewn brand in black and white, made of high grade lisle clastic webs, all fresh and strong. From bab§’s size up to those long enough for her biggest sister. A High Grade Snap : WY Guaranieed Rust-Proof Smooth Rolled Fdge, Al Sizes For -All Fabries 33c Doz 33c Box Goats’ 6 Gord Speol Gotton Sizes No. 40 up 6 Spools Whittemore's Famous Polishes. Sanitary G Sanitary \profis., water- 5 proof sheeting 22c. Kleiterts guaranteed Sani- tary Aprons 33¢, 12¢. Sanitary Belts, all elastic CHAT Just to say that this sale is held ovportune time. Your plans for spri at ol sewing are madc. Al supplies are wouderrully Act accordin most the tisted enticing dy. probably ne here at prices. ADVICE Why hunt all town for a tapestry wheel over band, a a everything hunt boy’s pants needle or We car in notions, Start Saves your i here. time, Saves Annual Spring Sale of Notions Little carry in and Patron: stores lar Sclling SALE, Sewing Threads, Silks and Cottons Aunt all colors, Alex King's Basting Thread spool. ce spool. Barbour's Genuine Linen Thread all numbers HOOKS AND E S P IFAST . Cascade rust proof Hooks and Eyes 4¢ Card Corona rast proof Hooks and Eyes .......;.. 4¢ Card De Long Press Button Snaps L Snap Fastener Tape., rust proof snaps . ... 15c—19¢ yd. Teno Suaps, all sizes. black and white Round Edge Snap: black and white .. bt ettt SUIT HANC Smooth finish, highly ished Hard e doz all sizc pol- Tc Wood with Crossbar DU Office Siz Houschold Polishes -1 Shoe Polish, all colors, swoe vasee.an | Wardrobe Bag of Heavy Gedar color - box. Whittemores large cans aste, 9¢ box Electro Silican 7¢ box. Putz Cream u. Silva bottle. Joht pi 15, Johnson's - can. d Vencer, 1 Shoe silver. Polish Metal Polish 16¢ Putz Silver Polish 16¢ on's t 39¢: Liquid Floor Wax. 1 pint 59¢: 1 quart Polish, Wax \uto or. 17 ELECTRIC CURLERS 2 On Card 6c. WIEST oods ouble coverad proof. d regular styles, *: No. Darning Cotton, Mercerized Darning Cotton ball. Hemi Spool n. Cotton, Sitkatcen, and Sewing Supplies For Three Days Only Commencing Wed. Morning Need Be Said Stock Only the Best - An Established Fact sted For These Reasons. Al Kinds, Another Interest ALWAYS About Our Makes Yarg on OUR Lydia’s Button 10¢ =pool. Thread, 6c D yards, < and colors Darning ¢ ‘ 100 yd. M. rized Crochet « ball. white and color tar Twist, a finc qual zed Thread in all shades 17¢ spool. Pins and Needles Dressmakers’ Pins. 1-1 b Boxes .. Common Pins 1-1 b Boxes 15¢ Box Common Pins. 200 on sheet . Common Pins. 100 on sheet 315 Brass Pins. needle points 300 on sheet % Safety Pins. nickel plated. all sizes : . B¢ doz Toilet Pins, black heads. 21 on card .... .. : dies, Crewel Milward’s make 6c¢ paper achine Needles. for 3 in tube : box S¢ The Perfect Dress Fastener Rolled edge back—no sharp edges to cut thread or fray material—] —make sewing easy. 10c CARD of 12 Fasteners AT OUR NOTION Waynes Moth-Proof 69c Paper $1.09 Twink Flake Dyes Te Box Grande Skirt Gauges Finish—Made Durable Nickel and Two Sizes—27c, 35c Velvet Grip Hose Supporters NOTION Compared THE Strong DEPARTMENT. That We of Standard Goods, Full Count . Well Attested B the Daily The Prevailing Prices Most to Our Every Day Regu- Factor. SALE OR NO LOWEST. ing BELTIN rolls, AP Cotton 2.1, 6. BRAIDS 3 yard No. English Tape, 10 3¢ -inch. yard 10¢; Hopcd Bdging. rd < Lingeric merccsized Linzerie Tape, 1 yard grade silk Binding, 8 yard picce. Grosgrain Dress inch width 8c yard. Mercerized Grosgrain 115-ifch. width 11c yard. Mercerized Grosgrain Belting 2- inch. width 19¢ yard. Vienna Oval Cotton Elastic, Belting 2- Belting 2c astic white 14 -inch. Webbing., 6c inch. s — Flakes . 8¢ pke. © pke. Powders — 8¢ box : box Sunset Soap D, Tinten Dye Powd Shirtwaist and Dress Hangers Curved shape, varnished hang- - with non-slip rubber but- tons 3¢ ea. large oval holes THIS WE COUNTER KNOWN BRAND 1 oz. botde 17¢ [ 12 bottle ForHa r Dressing Shirley Invisible Hair Pins 3¢ pk Colbata Ename! Pins 31.¢ pkg Invisible Hair Countess Pin Long ‘© Hair Pins to LakFrance r Wavers 53¢ paper Marcel styles, 19¢. ¥ Kew Hair Real Human Wani Trons, all Wavers Cap Pos =0 Shape Curlers Putz Cream Mcal polish 16¢ Can ilva Puty Sitver Polish Asbesto Tron Holders 314c. Mendets, for utensils, water box. Detachable Shields, Elastic Sani- tary Velvet tary Sateen Sani- Cor . “The Fair call a special session of the Connect- icut womzn sued a statement reasons for declining to call the le fature and the question at this time and on pre- Vious. oveasions Genergl Assembly to on the suffrage amendment. He is- setting forth h act outlining his position on when he refused to douhle coxered, 17¢ pa Sanitary Gum tution gency™ mon sion, such a situation desire of have the General Assembly vote upon the federal suffras . zood zrade, Bloomers of St pure Rubber © zowprnor savs the state consti- requires that a “special cmer- be at hand in order to sum- the lezislature into special ses- and he does not consider is created by a number of individuals to ameandment. that “the For Women and Children 15 Per Cent Dis. rom Regular Prices Waterproof mending porcelain, brac, rubber, 7¢ tube. J Coement, repairing bags, etc. bric-a- Drying frames of wood, for Children’s Hose, 9¢ pa Richard- son’s Sew- ing Silk Full 100 yards Black and All Colors, 14¢c a spool Pearl Buttons PER CARD, 9c. Beautifally finished oriental pearh Omo Shields No. 1, 37¢: N No. 4, 51c¢ The Very Best in Needles I . Paper. MILW, H-’z 'ARD All Sizes—25 in 7c : Shopping Bags Paper Carry-All Bags Paper Carry-Alls. with picture Raincoat Fabric Bagswith double strap handles Waterproof Leatherette Omo Bias Steam Tape Good Quallty Gambric 6 Yd. Pigces Widths from No. 1toNo. 5 8c Piece WILEY'S WAXENE Small 19¢ Medinm 35¢ You Will Like Tt HUMP HAIR PINS The Most Praeti- cal Invisible Stay- in Wire Pin Made Two Size Pkgs. Sunset Soap Dyes 8¢ Miscellaneous 2 frames of wood for Men's Weol Sox 9c pair. Clothes Brushes, fox fin- 21c¢ each. Brushes, real back, 21c. 3te. Keep Clean, Alumini back Clothes Brushes, 38c. . N. Re-cnforced Corset Clasps. 16c pair. Dry 8c ish, real bristlc A-B-C Shoe bristle, solid for JOE MOORE IN MIL Heads Ficld at Kastern Indoor Skat- ing Championships. New York, March 16.—Joe Moore of Lake Placid won the mile race at the Fastern indoor ice skating cham- pionships in Brooklyn last night. Don Baker Hearn of New third respectively. W. M. Murphy of New the 880-yard event. Placid crossed the York line first, of Brooklyn and Bobby York were second and | won Al Leith of Lake but Hornell. N. Y.. March 16 | Padgett, who was a pupil at St Ma | orphan home in Baltimare, and 1 | that institution with “Babé™ Ituth | become a professional baseball play was put back to second place for an |in the Canadian league, was killed alleged foul. was third. Les Boyd of New York | an Erie train Joined Bg (On| here vesterday boys the Hamilton