New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1920, Page 11

!l Second Section B v & —— —— BIAY —T NEW BRITAIN. CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, 60c lb.—Week End Candy—60c 1b. A fresh shipment just received of Delicious Pages 1A 10 A — MARCH 19, 1920. ) Leather Belts For the New Spring Suits and Coats All the desirable shades in smooth Fashion's Newest Modes “The Store of Better Values” You Can Dress The Whole Family in Spring Stylish Clothes —ON— OUR EASY WEEKLY PAYMENT PLAN Spring Coats for Women, The New Spring Ci smart. lengths model with fancy and Smart New Suits of Real Value Although prices on most women’s Suits this spring are quite high we are showing atiractive, stylish and unusually practic suits priced Jow. Come in and sce them. s for Women are very stylish and Polo Coats in various colors, attractive threc-quarter silk linings. of great value at popu! ar prees. Novelty and belted Stunning Dresses New Modes in A myriad of charming Dresses await the from. For the street, house pursc. women at this store. All varieties and colors to choose or evening wear at prices to suit your That’s Al Easy Convenient Confidential Terms Men’s Spring Suits and Topcoats LIGHT-WEIL Snappy. stylish ney lighter fabrics’ and new complete stock. and Tepcoats of worth FABRTUS—LATEST s and top cats S sbionshas designs and ' we SHT awalt. fonk \(nvsxx-ut%‘ that are: money PATT TRNS for the decreed haye’ a Suits of real value at lower prices savers. Men, come in and see these clothes. They're yours for a triflc a week. Our Easy Credit Plan Open to You say Our books are open down and a little to each week. it"—your crdit is good here. you. “Charge A small amount Buy all you want, Stylish Boys’ Suits That Wear Well Hard wearing fabric feature our boys’ clothes. Suits of distinction and qu ality at prices within your reach. Open Monday and Satur- day Evenings New Britain ‘SUPER-STEEL SEEMS BOON T0 INDUSTRY Molybdenum Is Lighter and Stronger Than 0ld New York, March 14.—Consider- in the auto- by the of a super-steel able interest is aroused motive and allied recent appearance dhitherto unknown. This is molybde- num steel. The belief rowing that with its incr the snuch-desired day of erican, lightweisht This impression heroic performance of steels during the last war in the vital parts of motors, in the armor of ‘*baby tanks, and in gun shicids and hel- mets. Engineers and automobile de- signers are recognizing that a new medium has been developed for cx pression of their most advanced structural ideas. It is predicted confidently reduction in the weight of biles of from 25 to 33 per be effected by the use of molybde- num steels in their manufacture; and this with an actual increase in & gregate strength. Obvious advantages suggest them- sclves as the result of cars from on fourth to one-third lighter than to- day’'s models. Gasoline hills, for onc athing, will enjoy a markcd reduction. industries is’ based on molybdenum months Libert that a automo- | i { chine of their tyvpes, cent will | | properties that | corrosion and that aid in the absorp- The lif Due fo the molybdenum visits will be be lengthened. superior toughness of | steel, too, less frequent made to the garage to repair broken or worn parts. L« sencd cost of production, moreover another of the outstanding ddvan- tages brought forth by the applica- ‘tion of molybdenum steels to needs of the automotive industry. The automobile. the truck and the tractor are steel products. No ma- however, care- fully built, can be stronger than the steel from which it is made. Construction plans for a light- weight car have been perfected for some time. But, as has been the rule many times in all industrial history, these plans have been ahead of their times in that materials had not suit- ably improved for their execution. Now it is believed that the medium for evolving the light, “‘quick-about’ car has been found in molybdenum teel. Because of its greater “toughness,” smaller quantities of molybdenum steel are required to secure a given strength and resistance in engines, gears, axles, differentials, springs and frames. If lcss steel goes into the making | of u car. the finished product is going to weigh less. Thereby, the lighter car, toward which all constructive ideas and popular demand trends, is approaching realization. Molybdenum steel also increase possesses resistance to tion of carbon in ‘With producer and consumer alike interested in lower cost of produc- tion, the fact that many intermediary processes of manufacture may be eliminated adds to its growing im- caSe-hardening. ‘portance in the automotive world, | steel | tion 9 OF Easily forged easily heat-treated, and ecasily machined, molybdenum is being found to give a steel at a competitive initial and a lower cost for the fin- product. Increased produc- is assured, also, through the ease with which it lends itself to quickened manufacture. perior price ished Molybdenum is a metallic element | of the general appearance of graph- ite. The world’s largest deposits of molybdenum are at Climax, Colo. shty per cent of the world’s sup- ply, in fact, are controlled by the United States. Not only does this its regular use in ufacture, but, in any emergency, af- fords the United States independence of the rest of the world, so far as steel alloys are concerned. VOCATIONAL TRAINING American Juinor Red Cross Appro- Priates 200,000 Francs for Educa- tion 'of French War Orphans. Paris, March 19.—The Junior Red Cross of America has appropriated 200,000 francs far the vocational training of French war orphans. Sixty apprenticeships will be given in 15 of the municipal professional training schools of Paris where mechanics, in- dustrial arts, carpentry, bookkeeping, stenography, dressmaking and house- hold economy are taught. The stu- dents enter by competitive examina tion at the age of 13 and up to 17. Each orphan attending these schools will receive the sum of 500 francs for each vear of study. This aid is to go toward living expenses. su- | i The supply is said to be inexhaustible. { insure steel man- | Chocolates. Heavy rich chocok late covered morsels with centers of assorted creams, nuts. caramel and hard crystal fillings. wonder at the quality and taste of these candies at such a small price MONEY SAVING SATURDAY SP DRU Beef Iron and Wine, the reli- able spring tonic, 16 oz. bot Syrup of Hypophosphites, 16-07. 8$5¢ IEThS pice SN Nujol, for constipation Gude's Peptomangan Nuxated Iron Tablets ....... Upijohns 2-gr. Quinine Pills e e 16¢ doz. Cascara Sagrada Tablets, 100 in botde ... .... Castor Cil Aromatic ...3 oz 18¢, 6 oz You will 1b 606 ECIALS at Our Cut Price Drug Dept. TOILET GOODS Talcum Harriet Hubbard Ayer's Face Powder . Harriet Hubbard Ay Luxuria Cream ... Luxor Face Powder Stork Castile Soap . Creme Elcaya .. .. Pebeco Dental Cream Gillette Safety Razor Blad Witch H Distilled 8 oz. bottle, Pompeian Bloom Rouge Compacts NEW SPRING HOSIERY FOR THE LOW CUT OXFORDS. )The four numbers here values for which our Hosic quoted are but a few of the splendid Dept. is well known. You must see them to appreciate the quality, and the wear is there, too. ‘Women's lustrous remarkable value. second Hose, black, white and fine ribbed 75¢c A top notch Silk Hose value f Women, pure thread silk, blac only, full fashioned lisle top, toc and heel $2 '50 pair .. ‘Womel cordovan, in outsizes, cotton, reinforced knee and ribbed top .. pair FOR LITTLE 2 to 6 YEARS They will wash well. very important to remember. A dozen styles smocked and em- pire models best and $1.39 FOR BABY Spring weather means little carriage rides and the outdoors. Something here that you will nced for Baby. ilk and Wool Hose, white only, sightly irregular, but pbautitul quality . ... pair 50c Cashmere Hose, black, white and prown. slightly irrcgular all sizes pair 390 Quilted Pads of good grade cotton, B 35 c e 85¢ Long Kimonos of heavy white flannelette, ribbon tied and prettily embroidered 79¢ ™ $1.45 Blankets, colored . $1.15 of Terry 59c Carriage Beacon cloth, with nursery designs . . Cuddle Dolls, made cloth and filled with kapok Strictly washable ... s Lisle Hose, a of 79¢ grade truly Women’s Fibre Silk Hose in black and cordovan. mock seam. A very serviceable, smart ap- pearing Stocking Men’s fine knit cotton Hose in all shades and sizes. A surpris- ingly good wearing and fitting sock, at ..... pair 190 Men’s and Boys BELTS A choice offer- ing, men, of fine leather belts in black, brown and tan, -in <mooth, heavy cowhide or fan- cy leathers, Buckles are either oxydized or gilt, also the slip adjustable bhuckle. These are really worth twice the price ‘we charge. DRESSES TOTS . That pretiy‘ in belted. of Ginghams Chambrays $1.69 FOR BABY Soft Sole Shoes, fine soft leathers all colors. Sizes 1 to 4 o 50c Carriage Covers of P. K., with embroidered designs and cm- broidered scalloped edges $1.39 " $1.45 69¢ — VEILS — 69¢ A special assortment of made up Veils, comprising all shades. The wanted border styles, also run scroll and dotted cffects. Values run as high 4 69c as 98c ... Dainty Spring Handkerchiefs For Saturday our Handkerchief Dept. presents a very pretty lot of Women’s embroidered corner pat- terns, in white and colors. The quality is excellent. A fine soft lawn. some with woven corded cffects. A value you surely will appreciate 3 FOR 50c¢ - LACES Dresses, Camisoles, underthings of all kinds, acquire their dainti- ness and appeal by the lace used for trimming. Inspect our varied as- sortment of new Spring patterns. Imported Val Laces, edgings from . Cluny Laces, in white or ivo insertions. up to 4 1-2 inches ... Fine Laces in Filet patterns, widths up to 3 inches .... e A new lot of Platt Val and very handsome patterns, edges and Extra special values in Cluny white only. 1 inch to 2 1-2 inches For Saturday Only — 100 yards about 1 inch wide .... Prices are small. ‘We present a few 10c " 15¢ - 19¢ ™ 25¢ wa 10c ™ 12Vsc e s 209259 10c ™ 12V5¢c Edges, Nottingham Edges .. yara 3c New Voiles Selected with discrimination, in patterns for people of refine- ment, who want fashionable but not . .2 84c flashy fabrics ..... 45 in. French Voiles In all the wanted plain shads— while they last at less than today’s wholesale or matched sets rancy grain leather: with nickeled ring chain bacl in patent widths accessory for Polo Coats .....e. ... Envelope Chemise A very special offering for Saturday Pretty styles in plain tailored bodice top and lace trimmed front and back effects. These are made in white and flesh, of high grade soft lingerie cloth. A value that you should : 95¢ not overlook PINK BATISTE BLOOM Get a Pair or Two of these For Saturday 5 9 c only, at .. practical garment for spring and summer. This specal number is made up as nicely as high prced ones, of fine count pink batiste, with elastic waist and 59C shirred or ruffled knee ent proper al pair both pink. for Some are tri Also lcather. Th " 25¢ " 4 Spring Modecls at the Corset Section Prices range from $1.25 to $1.98 Twelve differ- models of fitting, ‘well made Corsets guaranteed rust proof; with supporters. of such materials heavy coutils, silk finish broches, each hose Made durable as purchase at our store means sat- isfaction economy. the Miss or the Mu- trom. for athletic, slender and stout figures. and Styles young Knit Underwear Prices on our Spring Lknit und erwear are much below marked value due to our foresight in placing orders six to eight mon ago. The four items here listed are fine garments despite the sn prices. Women’s Spring Weight Union Suits, fine quality ribbed bodice and regular style Women’s Medium Weight Ribbed Underwear, shaped vests with silk tape or tube top. Tight knee and lace trimmed pants 5 5( Summer Vests, extra fine needle, bodice and regular styles, with Fib and tape straps—29c. . Women’s Fancy Vests, with handsome yokes of crochet merceri threads—39c. Children’s Underwaists Before putting on that new frock or suit be sure that you have a perfect fitting, well made underwaist on the little one. The best makes are here at special prices for Saturday. ‘Warner’s Waists, No. 40, for Girls, with hose supporters ‘Warner’s Waists, No. 55, for Boys, with hose supporters . Knit Waists for Boys and Girls, fine quality, reinforced E. Z. and Nazareth Knit ‘Waists, for Boys and Girls Heavy Muslin reinforced Waists, for Boys and Girls, i 220 Basement Hous hold Offering: ALUMINUM TEA KETTLES| Extra specially priced for Sat. 5 1-2 qt. 7 qt. size ... COPPER TEA KETTLE Extra quality 7 qt. Size. Saturday Special ALUMINUM SAUCE PANS 1 qgt. size . . 25¢ Medium t 1-2 qt. size .. 39¢ One Hundred 2 them at ALUMINUM FRYING PAN Grey Enamel Tea Kettle, 6 and 7 Saturday 89c. of ALTMINUM RICE BOIL Good Size. S Saturday .. .. quart size. Special fd Salem Pillow Cases, 45x36. .Special for Saturday 58c. Mohawk Sheets, 72x90$1.95. CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS 10 inch Filet Nets 44c yard. Marquisette, fine Scrim Curtains, 2 Marquisette Curtains, purchase—with Henkle Lace edge . Scotch Madras 50c yard. quality Henkle lace edge, 50c yard. 1-2 yards. heavy lace edge, $1.79 pair. 42 pair only, a fortunate . pair $2.94 JUVENILE READING ROOM Belgian Gift of Young Amcrica to Children to Be Opened in Brussels in May. New York, March 19.—The girl of the children of America to the chil- dren of Belgium, the first juvenile reading room in Europe, will be open- edlin Brussels about the first of May, it 'has been announced here by 1thg book committee of the art war relief. The committee conducted the cam- paign for funds with which to estab- lish the reading room, which is the first of a series to be opened in France and Belgium. i These reading rooms will be called “L/Heure Joyeuse' —Joyous Hour— and will be replicas of the pleasant children’s reading rooms in American | libraries. The book committee is sup- plying books and library furniture. ‘The first shipment of books h: al- ready arrived in Brussels. E. Jac- quin, Belgian minister of education, wrote: “Belgian children tunity to read except such books as might exist in their homes. There is neither free nor paying li- Lraries for (aem. Not onlv children no oppor- but teachers, parents and public offi- will catch that New World that free, broad democratic that respect for the child as a citizen, which everyone coming to America cannot fail to admire.” FOR AFRICA. 19.—Dublin now | to South Africa. The Dublin Zoo has a famous lion-house where the animals have been cessfully bred. It has been able to supply lions on demand to other zo0s in the United Kingdom, but this is ll}c first time an order has béen received from Africa.. IRISH LIONS Dublin, March exporting lions suec- FEET FEEL H The instant yoa apply of soothing Red Top Call to that sare, *“achey” removes hard growth absorption, _takes out oreness, pain and yom comfort from the staré, R is the safe way 1o {i fort—it's simple. casy comforting to wear, Su Many cpitications ¢ IUE £AIE DEPARIMENT v asc “handy ro