New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1921, Page 3

'Boston Store Shirting Pineapple Pie 28¢ Each. Materials We are showing a large Hne of Madras and Silk Shirting One lot of 32-inch Madras with woven colored stripes is particularly deslrable at 33¢ per yurd. We have a good showing of Tubd Sllks, colored- stripes, from S1.19 to $1.30 per Y. " Also the €1k and Oot- ton in stripé and Jacquard styles at to $1.00 yard, Crepe deiChine makes a lightweight cool Summer Shirt. We have an as- sortment in colored stripes at $1.30 yard, —e COLLAR BANDS Mayonnaise Dressing Marshmallows 45¢ 1b HALLINAN’S Quiclk: Results--Herald Classified Advts Outlet Millinery Co. “Where Styles Meet Value.” NLW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1921. Wednesday Spécials Oriental Tea Biscuits 15¢ dozen Fresh Made Ned's Brook Creamery Butter .. 45¢ 1b (Made in Granby, Conn.) 43¢ b Molasses Cocoanut Cuts 39c b PULLAR & NIVEN GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH SKIN WHITE Saqueeze the juice of two lemons nto a bottle containing three ounces bt Orchard White, which any drug tore will supply for & few cents, hake well, and you Bave a quarter int of harmless and delightful lem=- n bleach. Massage this sweetly fra- rant lotion into the fage, neck, arms nd hands each day, then shortly note o beauty and whiteness of your in. Famous stage beausfes use this mon lotlon to bleach and bring that ft, clear, rosy-white _complexion, lso as a 'freckle, sunbdrn, and tan leach because it doesn't Irrftate. TRIMMED HATS ,Formerly Priced Up to $15.00 $5.00 ANGORA HATS have them. All wanted styles and colors. Just the thing for sport wear. $2.98 .. $3.95 ’ | FOR DECORATION DAY NEW SPORT HATS ALL THE NEW STYLES—ALL THE NEW COLORS TRIMMED HATS Formerly Priced Up to $10.00 $3.00 New Taffeta Hats in All Styles ' Gloves For Decoratlon Day Cantilever which will give yoie hody An ogportunity to o (19 napural helanes, ygu have wedring Righ heels too oftel. und pos i organs will wel ure »t W womfort . ural fogt, and it will 8 walk,' with a sense of dom and atledd which may new experience for yoW. The Can- w Shoe will kive vou milithese things ut the sacrifice of gadd lgoks it and see KAYSER GUARANTEED, DOUBLE FINGER TIP, SILK GLOVES 2 clasp, 13, button .and 16 button lengths; white. sand, beaver and grey 95¢. $1.49 $1.95 IMPORTED CHAMOISETTE GAUNTLETS with strap wrist in all this scason’s colors $1.29 IMPORTED, LONG CHAMOISETTE GLOVES Mousquetaire style, all colors $1.49 o O e Miss Klorence W. Dixon of Balti- |nmrc is going to the University of Yhun-oh Belgium, as an exchange frllo\\ from Johns Hopkins university. | She is one of two who won - this honor. PRESBYTERIANS TO LIQUIDATE DEBTS Will Merge In Interc ch World Movement and New E Move- ment. Commissioners Say. Winona Lake. Ind., May 24.—Com- missioners to the 1 A general as- sembly of the Presbyterian church in the Unifed States of America contin- ued their considerations today of the mass of reports submitted by the va- rious boards and agencie with the expectation that at the close of the day the most important would be dis- posed of. Members of the e itive commis- sion expressed sfaction today over the pla made for liquidating the churches’ debt to the interchurch world movement and to the Presby terian new era movement. The for- mer debt which amounts to § ,000 will be paid from funds derived from the sale of certificates of indebted- ness bearing € per cent. interest and which it is expected will be purchased { 1argely by church bodrds and agen- cies. The Presbyterian new era debt will be met by inclusion in the next annual budget of $150,000 from which funds will be derived to apply to the debt. In succeeding vears a sum ‘equal to one per cent. of the total budget esti- mate will be added to the budget for use in liquidating the debt. BEST MILK & FOR BABY I FASTEUR!ZEEI Raw, untreated milk is dangerous for Baby for RAW MILK contains large numbers of germs that may wreck its life—gergs that are ren- dered harmless by enly ONE method, PASTEURIZATION. OUR PASTEURIZED MILK is safe for young and-6ld—it is really safe because not alone does it come from healthy cows and handled with itary care, but it is ALSO PAS- TRIZED making it absolutely © US A TRIAL. J. E. Seibert & Son Efliciency Oftice Phone 2314-2 d Night House Phone 2314-3 D ESOPO & ROPER )\'h\\' BRITAIN, CONN. CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS _AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Tel. 755-12 Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs Herbert E. Anderson TEACHER OF VIOLIN 115 DWIGHT ST. TEL. 1322-3 MISSIONARY. CONVENTION ———en Semi-Annual Gospel Missionary Ses- -.sions to be Held Here Tomorrow and Thursday at People’s Church. r The semi-annual convention of the Gospel Missionary society will be held at the People’s Church of Christ on Court street, Wednesday and Thurs- day of this week. The convention will } open with devotional exercises at ]10‘30 o'clock tomorrow morning and an interesting program lhas been ar- ranged for the two days. Several prominent speakers have been smur(d amonz whom are Rev, J. Gr Mantle, recently returned from E land where he spoke at large religious Rev. N. ~H. Harriman, or of the_loeal church; . Joseph Cohen 6f Brooklyn, N. Y.} Miss Mildred Patten returned mi sionary from India; iss. Alma Deer- a returncd missionary from West Rev. J..C. Roberts of Hartford . W. Tyler, who i$ planning to leave for Africa soon. Gene Woodruff of New York a voung colored man who has been res- cued from a life of crime, will sing and give testimony. It is expected that Rev. William Ross of the local Baptist fhurch will also deliver an address public is cordially invited to the \u\uoq GROTTO CEREMONIAL Cast Works Well—Outing at Come | pounce on June 18—Dance July 1— ' Big Field Day in September Aziz Grotto, M. O. V. P. E. R., con- ducted a successful ceremonial last evening "at the Lyceum theater. | There were a large number_of out of | New Haven, Hartford and Springfield. | § A class of about 50 candidates were | received into membership. The local ceremonial team exemplified the de- gree work in full form and its work was heartily praised by all present. On June 18 the Grotto will hold an outing at Lake Compounce and on July 1 a dance at the same resort. The Eastern Grottos association will hold its annual field day events at Hartford on September 16 and 17. There will be a ceremonial at the State armory, various entertainments nd a field day at Charter Oak on Saturday. HOOVER PLANS Dolla Bungalow Aprons made of Ginghams and Percales at . Crepe 'Night Gowns in white'and flesh, ‘at $1. Children’s . Ging- ham Dresses, all sizes at - et T SEO. Polly Prim Aprons, 2 Scrim Curtains,vl;ace edge 2'/4 yards Iong, o .. $1.00 pair. Full - Size ... W.hite Blankets . ... $1.00 pair. Beacon Baby Blankéts Will Mecet With Lumber Men to Dis- | cuss Improved Methods of Busines Washington, May 24.—Lumbermen and members of lumber associations met with Secretary Hoover today at . 27-in. Heavy White Outing Flannel, 8 yards his invitation to discuss the situation ! in that industry with a view to work- ing out a_plan of co-operation with | the deparnent of commerce for de- velopment of the business. The plan, it is understood contemplates the sup- plying of statistical information cov- own zuests present, particularly fromt [ ering current priced, stocks on hand, | production and shipments so that the | government, the industry and the | public may be kept advised as to con- | ditions. Among those expected .to .attend ing, 8.yards .. .... $1.00. Women’s Silk Lisle ¢ in black, white cordove_m, \3 palr are officers of the Southern Pine as- | sociation, the Michigan Hard Wood Manufacturers’ association. the West | i ast Lumbermen’s association. the | Southern Cypress Manufacturers' as- sociation. the American Hard Wood | Manufacturers’ association and a | number of officers of lumber compan- fies. LABORATORY FIRE. Medford, Mass., May 24.-—The Tufts colleze chemical laboratory was the scene early today of a fire which was marked by several minor explosions. The building, a one-story wooden structure set apart from the main | college buildings, was not damaged zreatly. A gas jet left burning was Lelieved to have caused the fire. X GASOLINE IN PENN. Harrisburgh, Pa., May 24.—Gov. Sproul has signed a bill ing an soline sold to consumc Penn- effective September 1, MARRIAGE LICENSES The following m iage licenses have been taken out: John K. Olson of 120 Commercial street, and Miss Ada J. Swanson of 82 Fprest street: Florian ‘M. Desroche of 486 Main SLr and Miss Bertha Goodselle of Main strec William Francis ley of 118 Cla street, and Miss en €. Horgan of the same address: IFdmund Thomas Madden of 24 Mon- roe street, and Miss Ella T. Scharff or » Wallace stroels — 70 ania 1 cent a gallon. The bill Ix‘ Boys’ :Heavy Ribbed Hose in black, sizes 6 to 10V4,..3 pair for $1.00. Women’s Sport Socka S o e !Qulck Resuts-- |atThis Middy Blouses all white and Whitl blue collars _and AT. o oioh s Women's-' H o Dressesaf’. St White ... Wash’ made of Pique and ardine at ... s Cdrsets .. $1.00 -Extra .. Lapgea Whlte Turkish T Gmglmms«‘i yards. Bureau Scarfé, to-$1:98, 2 for . .. Women'’s Silk Hj white, black and van, 2 for éniidm" ~e Ribbed " Hbse; white” and" coa:c{gva paic B s ipop sl | ki e W Vests, m\e/““nifis‘“s' i e Bovs Umon Su These are only a fee\}vn'of the many Bargains will be here for you to purchase Wednesday Day. (Look our windows over). '~ New Britain £Iuthmg a Dry Goods Store, In 381-383 MAIN _S I NATIONAL MEAT STORES WEST MAIN STREET — FRESH KILLED BROILERS CHOICE CUTS OF STEAK PRIME POT ROASTS BEST PRINT BUTTER . ... .. LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS . LEAN LOINS PORK . ....... ... .. f |l LEAN CORNED BEEF | 1 — WEDNESDAY SPECIALS csess e A e B A""E“" St fedyf &A% 5c