New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1921, Page 9

(Continued from Seventh Page) desire hool, &1l plans and matter rel- W8 16 the building, Should the Smoker Tonight, members and s address ainville Business its smoker this meeting member will hy Grow Old efore Your Time? vite a friend to attend the smeker. The drive for 200 members is under way and it is expected that this number will be reached Delegates Leave, Chloe Warren of Canal street Brock. members of the Ladies’ Auxiliary Nrock-Barnes post, left on the 8 train this morning to attend the convention of | anxiliaries be held Hridgeport lm.i:n. They will give a report of the conference at the next meeting of the organization build a o ) Mrs and Miss must be to department o'clock sub- for board want order of Rocky Hill of the | Improvement | Property Sale. | Frank Calambo and Nicoletta Ved- of Southington. former residents, pirchased (he farm owned by Joseph Rarr of Hartford, on West street, Hristol and covering wbout 145 acres. Tho sale includes the house, nine cows, barns, horses and all farming implements. ‘The yurchase price was more than $14,000. 1t put thiough by Charles Conlon Pythians Meeting, ledge, K. of P.. meeting tonight rooms In 1. O. O. F. block. The third rank will be conferred upen a class of candidates. All members are urged to attend as the guestion of changing to be held evening. A will be held in- § itti have Attorney situated was will hold at the Pythian " regular i tion has sold prop- street AMlichael erty on South Frederick Henne The Plainville held its regular Staraynski Washington to Ministers’ mesting associa- this Ward Our Savlour Rey J. @ @ paper. of TATE. ney Up There Are Cutting Their Hay Now. Midddetown, N. Y., Feb. 1.—Cutting bay in the meadows in mid-winter not a common occurrence in this sec- tion, but such an experience has come to James Murtan and Ed Turney near They fine south Monticello. Sullivan county. have gathered 1,200 pounds « hay from the Higgan Meadows, o! Monticello. was dut in ioned way with scythes require much curing. It blue joint variety in good condition. The men had no difficulty in dis- posing of their product, as a of new-mown hay in the month January will always he great at a fancy price the old fash- and did not was of the The hay morning at the rectory of the Church I load of in de- many “Gets-It” ickles Corns to Death First Stops All Pain—Then Peels the Corn Off try to fox trot on corn tortured mbon 3 If you have Get rid of your corns. TOMORROW, I WEDNESDAY 1921. R APHAEL'S DEPT. ANOTHER STORE | Econon We Have Bought Large Lots of Ni Goods for Cash and Shall Sell Thej at P’rices That Barely Cover the Cg the meeting night will be discussed. Forestville News. Miss Barbara Kent. daughter of ! Dr. and Mrs. M. (. Kent hak returned 'to her studies at Connectjefit Wom- (an's college. New Lon8ph, aflter "wpending o week here & liclen s student ot 8 e A‘I'['"";‘- 8 Lud nEgRLL pf ““"‘l.‘": Thursday merning at 7:45 at the NI o te e B *""" e} Chiiren_of St John the Evangelist : b b “': o h th hep. and re- 1 r & W. rving and daughter. Miss T 0F SSToe a0 home | Elizabeth. will leave tomorrow - for chael Stone is | Jome d o ; . da. They will be with u slight attack of the grip Quange Uwy, Klorida g L gone two weeks Miss Ella Johnson. clerk y : . February Victer records, C. 1. post office. is confined to her Advt ilness. for A month's mind held at St Matthew's o'clock this morning * Margaret Daly. Better Be on Hand Early if Yo Get the Best Bargains CITY ITEMS for Fehruary are ut = = v 39¢ to 59¢ CURTAIN MATER 3,000 Yards of 36-in. Curtain Materials, in Scrims, Mar- — quisettes and figured effects; Values up to 59¢. On sale é tomorrow at 17¢ yard, 3 yaris for 50c. NEW 39¢ JAPANESE A very krinkly material for sivable plaid effects 1d pleasing color combinations, Wednesday sale and boys' blouses, in a wide variety fast NEW 98c DRESS PLAIDS .. ... 48 price 49¢ a yard. c New vogue dress materials, in de- NEW 50c MADRAS SHlRTlNG525 A wonderful fabric for men’s shirts c Victor reey . L. Merué ( Advt AR anniversary mass. for Mrs. Robert Crosby will be sung the late Make Your Foot 1 Remove Corns ots-le." Wi G mever seen & corn tickled to death. just apply & few drops of “Geats-It" to yours. ’l‘m watch sn't/ years aloneé that make one Many folks.are youns t 70 oth®rs are at 50 A lame, hent ; stiff, archy Joints, rheumatie bad eyesight, and bladder larities are often due to kidney ness and not advanelng years t tot weak Ridneys age you. Use Kidney WFille. Doan's have ' e life more comfertable wands of elderly folks. Ask bor ! 'a W Neogv Britain case % Alice Rrophy 220 Curtis ° Plainsille Items. L rars Whenever | had a lamo ' Thursday morning at 7:45 od back or other symptoms suth an anniversary mass will be po frequent action of the kid- (he St. John the KEvapgelist W00k n few Doan's Kidney Pills “{n New Britain for the late &y Wwere sure to relleve e ' Robert Crosby Mrs Croshy Ume For the last couple of Miss Mamic Davids of this town. I have only had slight attacks | Jerry Dame of Whiting street, | donn's gave quick and sure ve- 'has left for Jacksonville, Floridn, for | 2. ‘llle winter months. try. % that corn dier—peacefully as 1f 1t had gone to sleep. Soon it is nothing but a loose piece of dead skin that you can lift right off with your fingers. Get_safter them now. Your druggist bas “Gets-It.” Costs but a trifie—or ing at all if it fails. Mid. by E. rence & Co.. Chicago. At Jhis the home at IMierce hy g i BOYS' CLUR NEWS. This evening Mev.«Henry W. Maier of the #First church will addrvess the Bovs' club members at & o'clock. | The band beginners’ class will meet their instructor this evening at 7:13 } o'clock for instruction and practice. The band basketball team will go | to Berlin to play the Worthington, Jr., ' team this evening. be I Sold in New Britain by The Clark & Brainerd Co.. Crowell's Druz Store, Sterling Pharmacy. requiem mase was church at % | the late our or dressink sacques in all pl for ors, on sale tomorrew at 2 NEW 25c DRESS GIN CIEverett well ginghams in line of stripes, plad plain colors, Wednesday ' Lie yard. . 4 o'clock, ¢ held at churcl Mrs. was Classies™ a dr checks, IT COMES “ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN” How?—When?—Where? brand of colors, yard. ul price of meat strijes, Wednesday NEW 25¢ FINE PERCALES 000 yards of high count per 36 inches wide in a new assortment of stripes, checks and fizured of- feet 1 st colors, Wedndsday sale price 15¢ yard. NEW 29¢ High Grade Cretonnes An entire new line of hizh quality etonn in a large range of light : colors.. Wednesday sole price 22¢ yard. : i : f NEW 25¢ TURKISH TG Open a package. No- NEW 17c English LONG CLOTH Iz 1 o double ks 2C tice how fresh they are. h towels, with slight! ., on sale tomorrow at¥ . long on sale tomor - W Moisture-proof wrap- sale tomorrow at 1214e NEW 49c Mercerized POPLINS A special purchase of new mercer- ) ized poplins in all desirable plain colors, including b K and white, on NEW $2 Children’'s UMBRE : A good serviceable school with paragon frames, exty covers, and a variety of d . Style hundles, on sale tomol New $2.50 Crocheted Bed S A large size crochoted’ bed | new honeycomdb pattern, B sale tomorrow at + vard, NEW 15¢ DISH TOWELING and full bleached on sule ton at $1.99. 1 5zc value, on sale tomorfow s pair. The well known Flaxine, halt bleached dish toweling, a good width 1 exceptional quality, Wednes NEW $1.69 FINE BED SHi SIx90 fine fwil bloag hemmed NEW 49c Men’s All Wool B Men's Beacon Falls, ail wool 8 Drown and Oxford mixiwres, weizht, =iz s to 11 at 3d¢ pair, 3 paic sale The movies this evening will 00 feet of ““The Automobile Indus- ‘A DPay Off.”.a comedy. -l 5 NEW 49c FINE SOISETTE} A very fine 36 inch lustre c ished: material, sujtable for purposes, colors white and ard. o5, sule tomorrow at 38c NEW 25¢ Yard Wide CHAJ 36 inch challies for covering comfortables, large assg patterns in fancy figu effects, Wedne: yard. or of Persian price 1e NEW 59c PILLOW CASES inch hemstitched pillo with daintily cmbroidered € at 4e. NEW 39c Linen Finish SUITINGS Fine quality linen finish suiting. A very durable material for skirts or middy blouses, in plain white, blue, Wednesday — sale rose price tomiorrow sale quuality, soft bleached English cloth, limited quantity on ard. NEW 49c Large Turkish TQ double joop while Very large siz towels in plain or bore price e yard. PILLOW TUBING tubing NEW 45c A 40 inch high count cotton, on sul wd. pillow of very tomorrow at dle NEW 25¢ YARD WIDE MUSLIN cotton, H6 in. wide, limited quan 18¢ cotton, on sule tomorrow at tity only, sheets and seamle yard. K sule tomorrow at §1.335. Light up. Prerty asheocth —what? And m:/d,teo! (@] register- Now—get that flavor! Real Turkish—blended with Burley and other choice tobaccos. NEW 10-4 Soft Finish SHEETING A rull tinished, quality e : NEW 89c Women’s SPORT Women's sport hose in browd green heather mixqures, i wo bleached, s zood sheeting, yards wide, on sale tomorrow yaed. NEW 22¢ Hill or Hope MUSLIN VoI or Hogs full leachod Your choice of vith finish, 18¢ yard. vard wide, soft cotton, tomorion at henvy e e MOrTo NEW 25c¢ Heavy FLANNELET’FE] 8 thanncletie c FROM OUR DRUG DEPT. all pla 22c MAVIS TALCUM . .. 20c WOODBU, cans, o larg 17 The famous We at 1ie. c e tack soap, on sal e ee—— 25c DJER KISS TALCUM | 35c WITCH HA morrow In flesh or white, on 48 o= bottishiaty sale tomorrow at 1%¢. 4 2% ———————————————— NEW $1.25 Velvet HAND Women's velvet hand Dags chased metal Frames, sk M cham purses and nicely lined, special fer tomorrow ERTEN inch n Woolen stripes o white, A ting The well new colors, morrow at NEW 69c [TH ki checks, including 18¢ BUREAU SCARFS ind on sal NEW 98¢ Boys’ Flannel BLQO *rull cut flanuel blouses, toms, attached colla colors grey and Kkhal sule tomorrow at T3e. ¥ center lace edze buresu in handsonie dexigns, on sule 19 searts tomorrow ut 49c Djer Kiss Face Powder Comes in - white, bru nette and flesh on sile tomorrow at Inwhite oniy, sale tomorrow size cole on at 1%¢ a w S L 50, vicuum-