New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1920, Page 15

'ENLARGED STOCKS FOR TONIORROW AT REAL MONEY SAVING PRICE erwce—All Orders Given Carefid Prompt Attention—Filled the Same Day They are Received Vacationisis, Try OQur Mail ‘Organdie Ruffling 50c and 59¢ Yard. lust received a new lot of this much sought for trimming. 2 to 4 inches wide; white only. Voile Dresses $10.98 This is a manufacturer’s clean-up of pretty medium and dark Voiles; cleverly designed in fashions latest creations. If you are planning a vacation just such dresses as these are almost a necessity, See them before the lot is cleaned up. Sizes 18 years to 46. Values up to $16.98. Saturday Sale of Silk Hose $2.00 Ho<e at $1.59 Pair, Black and white extra high silk boot with seam. This is an Onyx Hose, which stands for quality. Sat. Sale of SMART SILK Sl&iRlb at the Unheard of Price $12.98 Summer days out doors—at home-—at the beach or the mountains necessitate just such skirts as these.You can slip'into one, pull on a sweater and you have 2 “classy” sport costume that is genuinely sensible, comfortable and smart. Plain shimmery barronette satins: plaited and plain, striped and plain colors in Kumsi Kumsa: also in plain and plaited effects. Formerly priced as high as $19.98. All going Saturday for $12.98. Swesters Lowered in Price ior ihe ’Morrow $8.98 and $9.98 Only a limited number purchased from a well known manufacturer at a liberal saving. This we will pass on to you. There are two clever styles—one a shetland in a belted tuxedo model, the other a ripple effect with a con- trasting angora tuxedo collar. Both styles are being shown in a wide range of handsome colorings. All sizes for the early shoppers, Bathing Tights 98¢, $1.50, $2.98. Just in a complete line of sizes; black on Extra heavy Jersey and well made. Kimonos $5.97, $7.98, $8.98 This weather rcminds one of the need of ing a cool lightweight garment to lounge in,{ is a bit dressy. These hand embroidered Kim in rose, lilac, copen and plain answer this perfectly. Sizes 36 to 46. Made of soft crepes; washable. The Comfort of Atikletic Underwear Solid comfort for the active ca found in this new Athletic Underwear. Big holes 4nd band tops; well fitting lines; elast inset in the back, are features that have p| this practical underwear on the highway to ularity. Flesh and white—$2.50 a garment. miss Leonard & Herrmann Co. New Britain Two Stores G Y LB B - - e e o SAYS ORDER’ NOT O stcer Woed's AIMED AT WOOD | ding My had been with hix fun knowledge consent and that the general's posi- e i Re s ln G nAA ek EEhal convention. He added that it the policy of the department 1 lin the way Secrctary Daker Bars Military Moen From Activity in Political president The war secretary 30.—Army of- ifie y ore specific ould ect Ge n politics in the future, he order spoke for itself. Campalgas. would July connected with the | Washington flcers and others military establishment are prohibited sr an order issued by Secreiary o taki part politi- saying that A WOMAN SMUGGLER " dr from fon to influence m." v Baker satd the order was ed at Major General Leon ard Wood. who sought the nomination | as the republican candidate for the Geneva, presidency and who since has prom- | Hartmatin f ised his nctive support to Senator trian officer | l | J o) Wife of Defrauded the Berlin and Vienna Governments Out of $3,000.00 July 30.—Madame yvoung widow has heen Austrian Coffe.o,e Is Harmful to Growing Children and parents who permit its use sometimes have cause for regret. ‘With children in the family, and where the coffee flavor is liked, Instant Postum is generally accepted as the ideal table drink instead of coffee. All grocers sell Postum, and its pleasing flavor, combined with its advantages of quick making and economy, soon make it a home favorite. v ““There’s a Reason’’ Made by Postum Cereal Co., Inc. Battle Creek, Michigan HBaker explained that activities in politics and | tlon hud been exceptignal inasmuch icago not ! Conftance, who used and ; three motorboats and of the people’'s ch of any officer whom they might want for | i not be when asked if the order neral Wood's activities Army Officer Has< ! GERMAN COLLEGES SUFFER | The Ruin of Currency Has Built Up a l H. ]{. Sherrard, viser, for Lindau to pay a fine of 50,000 marks | Theliocht arar and serve one month in jail for | smuggling. It is said she defrauded the Berlin and Vienna authorities out | of more than $3,0600.000 by means of a small army of employes at Lake six automobiles, other pum.i age, size and picturesque- ness. The Hooker is 101 teet high, has 1 spread of branches of 147 feel, a trunk diameter of 9 fect and cumference of 28 1-6 Tuolomne’s oak is smaller in some of its dimen- , but larger in others. It is ited on the Duckwell ranch, five iles cast of Tuolumnc. It is 65 feet s a spread of 134 feet and four-tenths of trnk diame- cr of 9 feet 10 inches and a trunk circumference of 30 1-2 feet, making it 2 feet 4 inches greater in circum- ference than the Hooker oak. Wall Around Our Universities Says \ Q cir- Professor, phernalia in their iilicit business. b e i Berlin, July 30.—Gerr | ties have been hard h: { ciation ot the mark ierman currency,” | lrnelmh profe: the TROLLEY SITUATION SAME Bridgeport's Transportation Problem an inch, at | | 1 1 Deadlock—Conductors & od other countri iermany, especially re being subjected to : cott and a moral block- ade. The Versailles treaty poisoned the air with its dogma of guilt.” He ds that science should be in- ational in thought and co-opera- Motormen Have Special Meetine® | ,mdx,,,o, July 3@—rhé trolley | entific I showed s little Both trees were measured six feet from the ground. It the Tuolumne oak is older, if trunk measurements indicate age trom litions that have ob- «mce Monday Jitneymen, v with the work of systematizing | |t | the service, also faced enforcement of o e | the law H A motor policeman had bec ] to watch the jitneys Trolleymen last night discussed the | i the trolley | | service from Silver Sands to Walnut i stated today. The ! session lasted three hours. Furthe than that the meeting was called fo the purpose of deciding whut action would be 'akoy\ on the ny's offer which they made in siznment ficers re- 'A. H. HARRIS | Motor Trucking 166 Main St. Phone 1849 busses, i n detailed | against overcrowding GIANT CHICO OAK HAS RIVAL. \nother Tree of Almost Same Dimen- | sions Reported. Sonora, Cal., July 30.—The Hooker located in Bidwell park, Chico, which is es cd to be over 1,000 years old, and is said to be the oak in the world, has a rival ploumme question of extension of ach, it was PENN VACUUM CUP TiRES ! FIREXK!? o A Guaranteed Ton Tested Tube with each VACUUM Cup Fabric Tire. With each Cord Tire we will give FREE an extra Heavy Cord Type Tube. Order at Once. T. H. COGSWELL Automobile Supplies and Vulcanizing. 8 Chestnut St., Phone 1418-2 i Congressional Record Now Is l Than in Year 1917, ! Washington, July 3 ! p..m«hm: the Cong that is saic some_ things outside, | year, practically the . but about $300,000 the 1917 cost These figures were by Russell O. Beene. the government printing of! swer to an inquiry of y(m—.qm.mo' Mazee, of New York. as to the possi- ' ble saving that would resuit from d continuance of the ord. Mr. B gave the cost for s $801,790. and for 1918 as $5 10. Cornelius Ford, printer. | “did more My Ford said (h’\' 1‘\ S8 Wwas in session 27 days; in 307 days, and in 1919, 279 days. | 1 1917 ad- - appears that | Midd.eio ALL SIZES ALL PRICES T. W. HINCHLIFFE 50 MAIN STREET. OUR BIG SAL e House-Furnishin Will Shorrtly Terminate. Come in and get your share of live bargains. EVERYTHING IS REDUCED NOTHING RESTRICTED Deferred Payments Free Staq Worth a special trip to Hartford, the F;; Qu_iék Returns Use Classified Ads