New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1921, Page 5

SHOES 5c¢ A PAIR] At the S MODERN BOOT SHOP On Sale Tomorrow at 9:00 i This astounding offer is made in good faith and we’ll back up our advertisement by deeds. Wednesday at 9:00 o’clock in the morning and until the entire lot is gone. LADIES’ SHOES will sell for 5¢ A PAIR. In the lots you will find high and low shoes of every de- scription in values ranging as high as $10.00 a pair. Lot No. 1--One Lot No. 2--One Pair Will Cost $4.95 | Second Pair for 5 Cents i HERE IS OUR PLAN Pair Will Cost $3.95 | TWO PAIR Second Pair 5 Cents i FOR $4.00 . TWO PAIR FOR $5.00 Here is your opportunity to buy the newest styles in Strap Pumps, one and two eye- let Pumps and Tan Oxfords at about half thecost of making. EXCLUSIVE AGENLY FOR ¥ L DOUGLAS SHOES IRGINIA COLLEGE OOTH ANNIVERSARY four Days Observance Opens at Charlottesville Today Cha ¥ (teaville, Va., May 31 tors from all o ot the country Ind from many foreign nations joined bday in the celebration of the one- undredth anniversary of the found- & of the University of Virginia by [ ax Jefferson. The four days’ m opened with ' exercises com- smorating the influence of the uni- raity In the religious life of the na- The guests. whe Included woveral ousand graduates of the university, lore welcomed by Governor West- oreland Davis and Dr. Erwin A jderman, president of the university. e Rev. Willlam Alexander, bDarr, D,, dean of the Christ church ca- a New Orleans, was the prin- eaker at the opening exercises graduated from the university Answering the criticlsm of histor- s who attributed Jefferson's ten- ney toward liberallsm in religion 2% & dosire to break away from the established faith of the church, Dr. Harr sald that In founding the uni- [ 12 you Bave any form of Rheuma- ‘tam, Heart Aftection. Stomach L Trouble, Chronke Appendicitis, Chest Discase, including Tuberculosis, when r advanced, or any other all- need my treatments for a ure. Edu- | Ruud Gas Water Hater Be Here Tomorrow and Save Money THE BEST SHOE VALUES INTHE CITY MODERN - orsity Jefferson “almed no blow at any religious influence that might be fostered by it.” “The blow was at sectarianism only,” e sald, “at the religious tests and the shibboleths which he con- ceived as obstructing the most eof- fect work of an educational insti- tution.” Fifty-three classes were represented . They werc led by the members of the class of 1853, of which there arc { thirteen survivors. The graduates called in a body on Dr. Francis H. Smith, professor emeritus of natural philosophy, and said to be the oldest living member of the Phi Beta Kappa in the United States. Several hundred of Virginia's 1,200 World War veterans who saw service overseas held an impromptu recep- tion at military headquarters, which Union in Paris, union since they from service. were organ recital by Humphrey Stewart, municipal organist of at the exercises today, answering the call of “back to the old Rotunda.” vesper services. STEAMING HOT WATER IN THE HOT WEATHER WITH A COOL KITCHEN Hot Water for shave, Hot Water for dishes, Hot Water for bath in a few minutes. If you will order your Heater this week we will arrange easy payments. treatments of all kinds, Fleotric Hght baths and all forms of the violet ray machine treatments re given without additional cost. vate woman's treating room with y In charge, 9 a, m. to 5 p. m. DR. COOMBS ysiclan and A.A. MILLS 80 West Main St. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1§21. was fitted up to represent the Virginia It was the first re- discharged This evening the new Greck am- ‘phitheater will be dedicated with an John San Diego, Cal., and Dr. Henry Van Dyke, Murray profegsor of English literature at Princeton university, will speak at | “STATES' RIGHTS AN ISSUE Subject of Highway Construction is Threatening to Become Scrious Problems in Congress. \Va}shlng(on. May 31.—The issuc of { the rights of the states as opposed to those of the federal government is threatening to b the subject of MAHOGANY and CANE CHAIRS add greatly to the appearance of the living room and can be used as an odd chair anywhere. debate in congress on the subject of highways. : The issue thus fae has reached the stage of discussion only in the sen- ate postoffices and post roads com- mittee at hearings soon to be com- pleted on the Townsend bill to es- tablish an interstate highway system and to create a federal highway com- mission. Members of the committee from the southern states have indi- IR N cated, however, that authority as between the fed~amd governmen) when the 8l reaches Provisions of the To ing the proposed hig! sion of five membe pass finally on the structed, with $100,000, appropriation, have USEFUL GIFTS THAT will give pleasuse GATELEG TRABLES ‘ave: always useffil. 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