New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1920, Page 13

A Second Section | NEW BRITAIN HERALD. Pages e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAID FRIDAY, JULY 30 ARE OUT OF JOBS « Are Yearning lor Good Old Days | o Kaiserism Berlin, July 30.—No one in Ger- 'E“m sighs more fervently for “the ©0d old days” of the kalser than the former army officer. Forced off the &overnment payroll by the reduction of the army, untrained for work . Other than sofiering. and so sdnerally disliked by the population that he has difficulty in finding any kind ployment, the of em- officer’s lot in demo- tic Germany is a hard one. His pre-war world. in which he strutted about as the privileged pet of his em- peror, has becn utterly destroyed Many have been reduced to extreme financial stratts, The middle-agea ex.officer gots & pension of marks a year, but that a fifth of the wamount required to paintain a family. So urgent is their need that a movement has been set on toot to form an ex-officers’ asso- clation for the purpose of Inducing the government to provide them with land and subsidies A former officer, ing with the correspondent the plight W hiniself and bis fellows, remarked “ibat the expression or current in the United States, “TF fndian but o dead Indian, precisely nowadays to the public's attitude toward the clase, Private soldie nient dolefully discuss- wpplied officer % bear out this state- one said, “the troops were fond holr oMcors, who ate the same fo carried their own packs, and shared the hairdships of the men. But most of the regular ofcers were quickly Milled off, and those left Way from the lines for other duties. Their werves. who were an ertirely differ They had to have special kitch of with the automo!le carry their staff and and 3.800 | is only about | » no good | German | At the beginning of the war,” | were gent | places were taken by re- wine. | liles nnd tyrants, | and the nie vivillan population felt the same wn T was m Helzinm when the armistice yras “kned, and the Khincland willing enouzh to e privates, but they refu officers in thelr homes. Thos only getting what's hen we withd the poople there were provid od to now nre comin to them.” aber of cases e themselves inad r work to the v they once commanded mer soldiers, husiness rhopkespers, tuke keen delight, wsaid, In turning down their old su- periors, Many of the young ex-of- flcers are taking up engineering and ather technical lines, starting at th hottom of the ladder ax mannal wor erw in overalls, After the first revolution it yvisky thing for an oMcer to n the streets in uniform Th smboldenad hy the Kapp coup last Mareh and since then have been rhowing themselves n increas numbery, especinlly student reserve ofMcers, who arc easly lentified Ihelr pale faces slashcd fresh eived In ry wprt Those and it is men o ing with pword clty rec duels NURSES NEEDF.D 11 petled o Cur Peowpitale WilL B o More Girls il Operiatie 1 el Volunteer Serviees 10 irain o ome rem 4 to curtail their Mrs. Annle L. uperintendent of the Buffalo w crtn Tanse District Nursing asooclation ent campnis women e nursing sald wnaual report mduce more ap the fuilur rosult sompelled to pro Mrx one institutl e of its depart nents Hospital ["'nited States have of eMciency and new trnining schoo reached a ate ind new systems homes are where,” Mrs Ak secessary pupils fail to appear. The sountry needs another Florenco «ightingale.” for nursing the = in their arising ever Hansen said MAKES FEET FEEL FINE! 'l'h-lw-lm - lm.k strip of soothing Top to that sorw, 08 out ewelling, b waik with ey e NI RED TOP in the sure, safe way to foot come fort~it's simple, easy to apply, qumtorting to wear. Sure relief or money back. n grew to hate them. The | ew to | lodgings for | have | in her | 1= of the | high | hospitals | 2 in 1 SHOE POLISH For Saturday Only, at 10c | THRIFT MEN’S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR For Saturday Only, at 47c A MULTITUDE OF REAL ECONOMIES FOR Y SATURDAY SHOPP ————— e e e . s These Super-Spec:ais on Sale in the Morning from 9 to 11 0’Clock Only BOYS' BLUE BATHING TIGHTS 12 1-2¢c Morning 9 to 11 o'Clock Only | WOMEN’S DROP STITCH LISLE HOSE | In black only 33c pair Morning, 9 to oc! nly WASHABLE SATIN CAMISOLES Ribbon ten, bodice style Morning, 9 to 11 o’Clock Only PEE CHEE Wkite Shos Dressing | . 9 to 11 o'Clock Only STAMPED PILLOW CASES Peri lustre. crochet edge Pequot material, 42x36, with $1.95 pair | Morning 9 to 11 o’Clock Only WOMEN'S GAUZE LISLE HOSE Mock seam. Black only. Slightly imper- fect 29c pair Moming to 11 o’Clock On]y CHILDREN’S MIDDIES Good strong drill Regular $1.98 Morning, 9 to 11 o’Clock Only and Indian Head. COLUMBIA YARN 4 Fold Germantown 1 60-100 oz. ball. Regular 70c 50c Morning, 9 to 11 o’Clock Only COLORITE Hat dye ... Morning, 9 to 11 o’Clock Only R. M. C. MERCERIZED CROCHET Mormng. 9to 11 o Clock Only 10c ball WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP Morning, 9 to 11 o’Clock Only CASTORIA g Morning. 9 to 11 oC‘ock 011y | REE— SHUHLE'S GRAPE JUICE Pint Bottles Morning, 9 to 11 o'Clock Only INFANTS' COTTON LISLE SOX Morning, 9 to 11 oClock Only Preserving Days AreHere Now when fruits, berries and vegetables ‘are most plentiful is the time fo prepare against the winter onslaughts of the family's appetite, Y We “have everything you need for preserving at prices LOWER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE STATE. Just compare our prices carefully with any other store and you will see the truth of this statement. Ideal Jars 1-2 Pint 1 Pint - 1 Quart .... 2 Quart MASON JARS 1 Pt. 84c doz; 1 Qt. 89¢c doz; 89c doz $1.145 doz | 2 Qt. $1.15 doz | Wu\. Hold Of will hold 8 jars of any Fits the boiler .. size. heavy wire frames, GOOD LUCK JAR RINGS Will fit All Jer either hot —+ ol pack pro-~(ving 8¢ doz Fitz-Em-All Jar Rings will fit all jars .. 8c doz 18c all kinds and sizes 50c to 94c Individual Jar Holders to hold any size jar ““ror Parowax Blanching Baskets, | ers | Aluminum Strainers Aluminum Jar Filler | Grey Enamel Colander .... 50c each I Tomato Sieve 12 QUART GREY ENAMEL PRESERVE KETTLE Well adapted for all kinds of preserve cooking. An exceptionai value 94c Special 16 quart Grey Enamel Berlin Sauce Pot . $2.09 Wear Ever Aluminum ROASTER Will hold 5 jars. Ideal for use in pre- serving as well as everyday use as a roaster Extra Heavy Re- tinned Boiler Copper bottom, strongly made and well finished. Medium size Large slzc $3.25 53 50 Jelly the Jelly 55¢c doz Two styles of famous Ball | Glasses at . f— 12 Quart heavy gauge Auminum Preserve Kettle. $2.19 All Copper Rome Boilers Extra heavy gauge l i Special \ | copper. Large size, No. 9. Special $6.00 f2z; INFANTS' COTTON HOSE White and cordovan Morning 9 to 11 o’Clock Omaly Two Special Values'in VOILES 500 Yards of Dark Georgette patterns, Our regular 84c grade. quick clearance Also all of our $1.00 grade Voiles, rivals 23c pair | Bascment BEE SOAP 3 fer Morning, 9 to 11 oClock b,.l) and TOILE Goods Especially Pri For Saturday 42 wide. For 42c yard | inches Hinds’ Honey Almond Ci e Unguentine .... of latest ar- Neckwear— That lends Charm to the dainty summer frock, is much in vegue. New Art Vestecs trimmed with fine val laces in white and A big assortment of the latest styles at Dagns of styles in handsome 1a¥ point Collars. Very popular this season 49c and 98¢ Amolin' Powder. Neet Depilatg Cream E Kaya, and ¥ anishing Cream Nilodox, eliminates odo: excessive perspiration Derma Viva Liquid Pompeian Talc Dr. Lyon’s and Paste Syrup of Figs Kellog’s Tasteless Oil Listerine Eno Fruit Salts - Lydia Pinkham’s Compo Notions AT SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY Good Corn stock Whisk Brooms 23c Pearl Buttons, all sizes, 3,6and 12 tocard .... 10c card West. Electric Curlers 7c Socklet Elastic .. 10c yd Sanitary Belts ..... Rit Tintex Hump Hair 10c size Quick White Polish Pins, Shoe Are lower. all price reductions here as soon as wholesale prices| Fibre Silk Hose for Women, white and cordovan Fibre 3-4 Silk Hose, mock Women’s Silk Hose Don’t pay old prices. You get the b strictly firsts. BI seam, black, white cordovan Women’s Full Fashloned S A real good value you will appreciate - Muslin Underthings AT SPECIAL PRICE INDUCEMENTS Women’s Gowns of good muslin with hemstitched top $1.29 v’ Wash Have you see: special values at .. To look is to b most stores are identical numbe $3.50 and $4.00. Billie Burke, of Windsor Crepe, in flesh color only Batiste Bloomers, lace inserts, hemstitched ruffles - $1.00 pair Camisoles Of washable Satin, 50 different styles to Prices range from Wash Hats For Dainty White Hats trimmed witH aeiect from) embroidery and ril 98c up to $3.19