New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1921, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921. — e e s i St s S - Ut @ _ ’00000000.00. The Fir@ 06OV CORE P00 00000600008 OO The Fair DOOOOOOOQ.QOC - Over $Our Aim to Always Give the Most and Best 77222, For Your Money is well demonstrated by these Saturday Special Offers %‘ S Eairaordinary Specials for Saturday at Our Women’s Full Fashioned Silk Hose Right New Is Very Scarce l’icce GOOdS Department We arc offering exactly the same «"|u:|lil.\' here now at |l,_o same t o"‘ "J‘Enr lets Remarkable WALK-OVER Clear - Away Sale Now in Progress New Styles—Good Shoes ® for Men and Women Lowest Prices in Years Big Crowds See Our Windows Dawvid Manning’s Uetk-Cver Shoe Store 211 Main Street price as you hought it for six mouths age. Positively no advance in : price or lowering of qua ‘hl:i Ili-(le \l sk to see the super values. e Full faaluoned in black only ....... Friit of the Loom «...ceccnecee. ... 16c yard Our superfine grades in black, white and cordovan, $1.95 Kleanet Hair Nets i NDID VALUES IN SILK LISLE HOSE. 1 Genuine Indian Head ....... . 17%,c yard Women’s Fi hioned Silk Lisle Hose—Strictly first quality. Made in America. In black, white and cordovan. 59¢ Most of the women of New Britain are familiar with this splendid quality net. IEach one inspected and perfect, large size, cap shape, and sell at the regular every day price of 2 for 25c. . . ’ For Sat. only, 3 for 2 Organdies Dotted Swiss Voiles 1Y e Sill?l;:;glzegoscks or Sat. only, or 25¢ extra g alily oenieeeneaea... 12V%c yard e B Long Cloth, extra good qualily y: DaRcClnas o e s, Pequot Tuking ... e e s e 34c) yard mock Are all the e. Here we have . A 0\ ; 2 complete ranges of colors, and The season’s newest novelty, in ) The right season to lay in a good Boston Garters prices that are the lowest in the all desirable color combinations. supply for all the youngsters. These ‘ / state. are real quality hose at an old fash- Silk pad. Best grade. Cable web. S Dark backgrounds with white or ined price. Buy enough for all the < g packgrounds summer months. NERUSS oxmandine B 4 200 dozen full mercerized silk lisle - For Saturday 15c Pr. with navy and black dots, alse ¥ : { Old rose, cordovan, brown, white, 39¢, 49¢, 59¢, 95¢ yd. rose, grey, maize and lavender > \ pink and navy are the solid:colors, g also all kinds of fancy color stripes Chewing Gums with contrasting dots. ( " on white. Strictly firsts. Turn over cuffs. Spearmint, Beechnut, Beeman’s and all 39¢, 59¢, 79c yd. Very special, 79¢ yd. " For Sat : other Kinds. ’ ’ T : Al For Saturday, 3 pkg. 10c Colored Organdies at Shadowproof Cool Comfortable Underthings Prized Amazingly Low Petticoats 10 different varieties. For Sat. only, 4c bar ed, learn to read and wrile each year. Among the 3,876,000 Christians in | Indla one man in four and one wom- un in ten can read and write. It 000 vill t even a primary school a yet h village aver: n of school . An int studying the solu- Auerbachkt Chocolate Summer weather necessitates an abundant At a Very Low Price. B supply of fresh, cqol garments for intimate Nicely made of quality white ars wear. Our department specializes on proper sateen, with double panel front fitting, comfortable st at prices that will elastic adjustable waist and neatly surprise the most skeptical shopper. Look el = el y ) . Saturday: tucked flounce. at these for Saturday: (i 59 Figured Crepe Gowns, Slip-over style, flesh color, blue bird patterns .... ¢ For Sat. only, 85¢ Envclope Chemise, pink or white na:ngméok. bodice embroidered with hand : . needlework . 2 5 ¢ For Comfort These Warm Days Gl“ette Safety Razors andeaux Bra: flesh _color, i Bal?m:‘-l;l\m s : Frook - back 15¢ Wear An The genuine Gillette Safety Razor in / Lingerte Biter ot Siee, T3 nch GO Apron Dress . pluch linea leatheretta case with ruffles of hand%omc em{w}lmdene: 89 three blades. Gownes, made of pink krinkle crepe A new lot of pretty styles of Full cut sizes é percale. Colored stripes and neat Saturday only 79c Bluun\(‘r\.fllpn;nk nainsook, elastic waist 25¢ black and white effects. Button and ruffled knee. cesesnans front and back models with loose & belt or elastic waist. For The Children or elastic waist. The Very Latest : i For Saturday 89c : Four Big Specials y Narrow Belts Muslin Drawer Waists, taped buttons, "'";5 Dozens and dozens of pretty styles in 6 to 12 < the favorite colors and plail hite. Nainsook Bloomers, pink and white, sizes New Collar and Cuff Matiy of the tws Solor striped i Gito 18 ..cccosnvinnsanssimsngsiosison 15¢ Sets pleasing combinations and the new per- - forated novelties.. Two prices only, Muslin Gowns, trimmed with neat embroid- Princess Slips, sizes to 14, trimmed with The popular Bramley shapes ery, sizes 4to 12 ........ neat hamburg ......c.ccceceeee..... 49c for sweaters and dresses, import- 25¢ and 50c¢ R ed Swiss eyelet, embroidered pat- terns that closely resemble .hand Here Are Saturday Bargains From Our Basement. embroidersy. Saturd SCToenEs Ruffled Serim Fruit of Loom For Sat. Only, 79c set e : Pillow Cases Notion Specials Keep out the fly: Best hard- Curtains Size 42x36. Hand Whittemore’s White Bag Pow- wood quality. S R T A For Saturday Only, 39¢. andsome Brocaded def .................... 7 G 59¢ e Ribbons Kolorene and Nu-Color for Octa on Bee Soa Straw Hats ............. 8¢ 24x38 .. For Saturday Only, 6Sc Pr. For Sat.gOnly, 4 Baxs .;)ZC Of superfine. quality, are these Household Aprons, rubberized, 4 beautiful -ribbons- in floral, bow 2 79¢ A better grade, 21-2 yard knot and butterfly patterns. pretty patterns ......... length 98¢ Pair. Good Luck Jar Pinks, blue afid white. Just the Moore’s Push Pins and Hang- e 8Be si o proper thing for girlies' summer €rs'.....-... .. Beipial i i Rings hairbows and sashes. For Satur- Celuuloid Thimbles, all sizes 4e Pequot Sheets S e For Saturday Only, 8c. % onlv, 8-in-1Oil ounun...... 12¢, 22¢ Made of scrim. Full size. Parowasx Hairbow width Parowax, full 1 B package, 10c Full size. 81x90. Hemstitched edge. 4dc yélrd. g};i}fli;:’n’:i}]’:re:;or;,g;l?:l:ersls.é'. 332 s’ S 5 5 Rust-Proof Hooks and Sash width 65¢ yd. il simes . cors. 204 Byes tion of this problem. Collegiate edu ances Prove Handicaps S tion (Aot Tairial is et ng e aN Judson college, the Baptist college ot Burma Moines, Ia., Juno 24.—~Unset-| In parallel line with government policy, mission responsibility is bein transferred by Baptists, wheres conditions are right, to local leader- forelgn policies of governments| the last yoar never before, affected missionary enterprise, bés the 107th annual report of| NP, the report states, adding that i cering experiences have been met in three new mission fie opened durin the year. Rev. William Pet tigrew, the first missionary in the dis. triet, has found tribes with unwritten in Japan, the inauguration of | 'ANEUages in Manipur State, Burma of the greatest experiments in| At Jamshepur, the big steel center in } ever undertaken” follow-| Eensal. work is being undertaken for 1 zing national awakening in [ Americans as well as for Indians. At . and Mohammedan ssion| MONE Lem. just over the Chines frica, have been factors pu.m,nmm.w from Burma, much time ¥ of the society's missionaries in|P¢¢n taken in checking persecution of licate position, says the report Christians. adds that financial handicaps In China political conditions havc been encountered in the 'indus-|led to banditry, and s ral mission depression here, and in the[aries have been robbed. Fortunately uation of money exchange rates|none have been injured. For famine e Far East, food, clothing and llef the society has sent.$100,000 e essentials for the missionaries|although the afflicted regions are far ping In cost as the value of sil-|from its statior In South China the dropped Housing has also been|Year m ked he completion of 60 oblom vears of work, and great celebration uring the , says the report,[were held by the Chinese A largc h D. Rocke made three gifts| number of Orienta 1 students are @ soclety totaling $2,000,000. This| studying in American schools and was grouped with previous gifis| Paptist seminaries preparir Mr. Rockefeller in the last two|sionary work in their hor s Into a permanent trust fund The repory continues ating that wn as “The John D. Rockefeller| features of the year in Japan were th 4" the Income of which will be| World Sunday ool convention in for general purposes. Tokyo and the enlargement of th sorge B. Huntington, the treas.| Mabie Memorial School in ohama . reports that $267,000 has been| Which is one of the leading schools in t during the year for relief in|Japan d Burope An interdenominational commission s awakening, such’'as no one|!s In Africa studying needs along in ‘d to imagine before the|dustrial lines. Dr. Catherine L. Ma oreshadows an eventful fu-|bie, a Baptist medical missionary, i. Now, says the report, will the|with this commission in the Belgia: surguoiss or green 0 B N " For Saturday Only 79¢ 8000 Hfi' i Boys’ Khaki Pants Borden’s - & © Well ade, knicker style, all si vities of Christian missionary [ Congo. The year, says the report TWINK - T e lnt‘n‘l?. T8 t les Aatermino Whether 'tho India | has been marked by internationai von| @ AT OUR NOTION DEPT. For Sat. Only 69c Pr. Eagle Brand Milk Bo futurs is (o be materialistic or | {arences looking to clgser co-opera | @y SATURDAY ONLY, 576 Boys’ Jazz Caps merican Baptisy Foreln soclety, presented today at the m Baptist convention sessions 4 disturbances and famine in , an almost un allele financ | Full 1 B package. For Saturday only, $1.50 For Saturday Only, 29¢c Pr. For Saturday Only, 10c. Warm ®eather Comforts at Drug Department Women’s At Special Saturday Prices : . : D ‘Y Lisle Union Suits Luxor Face Powder e Williams® Root Beer Extract ... 16c Mennen's Borated Tale 4 s’ Liquid Tar Shampoo .. 3 These suits would bring a much * Vivaudou's After-Shave [ onde 3 3 E g 2 b3 » higher price at most stores. We buy Stillman's Freckle Cream . Jay Cor ers 15¢ % 1 case lots direct from the country's Merck's ate of Zinc s-It, for Corn: s .. 19¢ § best mills, instead of a few dozen Woodbury's acial Soap ...... e . r S e from jobbers. For summer comfort Peroxide, full strength, 1 . 19¢ Ta nxunlt‘\ \0117(1 2 N these garments have no equal. A-1 Hand Seap, large can 6c Neet, deodorant . . - 2 Summer weight, fine lisle suits Keep Klean Hair Brush, samples 15¢ Phenolax Wafers & 3 A made in all wanted styles in regular and extra sizes. 00850000( T ' D0O000006000000C50000600 11 :'2060000006000000800000600001: '3 0830000¢ istan In the turmoil aris tion of all bodies working in the P k. n “passive resistance s Dark Continent. Rev. P. H. J. Ler-| @) G DRCRREE S : ] 500 of (hese, all color combina- For Sat. Only 17¢ can » pposing R y society at once to s 3 2 . . the appointment to hish posts of | vey conditions in Baptist fields. Saturday only C SpeCIal 19c i . 1 table Indians, the devisio tev. Dr. JJoseph C. Robbins, . . ( ¢ e, inancial adminstration in the|reary for India and Surma. 1 to v | @ @O DD OPOCOPCB®B{The MIPOPPOCOVSOOIPOCCOCHOPEOBBBThe FrDOOOOEHCO000O hpire ad sclection of Lord|<ent to those lands to study the prob- \re seen as favor-|iems due to' the new governmenal | « tor a peaceful transition sysem PERSHING SENDS GREETINGS | day. The king, the queen, the Prince|at Bendorf, near this city, were ,wever, the repory says, dunger 8| Rev. Dr. James Franklin, secretars of Wales and Drincess Mary shook |burned jast night, and la upnlies h in the illiteracy of India.A As affor China and Japan as been named | Exchanges Felicitations With Gene |,:|) h:«x\m: “I;II the :‘l:\lu\uw. e nf lin:nb)-o fo e and r serve rations | B le but one man in ten and one|to represent Northern Baptists in the Diaz on Battle Annive ol il «”n:: y ‘\' <~“~\‘ l\ x) moml were destroyed. The origin of the fire nan in a hundred out of India's|tormation of an international mi , : . 2 Ve governny ampton ¢ is unknown. 4 000,000 people can read their own| s onary committee # = Rome, June 24.—General < palace this afternoon. e " y to “unite Christian |, ; | = departments from uage; and bug 2,000,000 can read| forces of the world in seeking justice \:‘::h‘;\: -:-“"j” e et int BIG WAR (‘nh!onz and I;ondmf ave every X =S » e alis my, on the | die e e D o ety whe s e it ay | hiet ot (ehia j1talian Farimy Hon il He | R e e ] 1l ain St. one - occasion of the third anniversary of American Army Supply Bases at - " eaker peoples are involved.” asion of the t . PI prevent pillaging. The loss is esti- Following the survey by Dr. Charles| !N decisive battl of the Piav Coblenz \.ol troyed S T Ay e opp. Arch Street P sershing referred to that| Coblenz, June 24—Four lar; rare- A ks. commissioner of the Rap-|0¢neral I ""“‘*‘ r‘“ Teee "‘ segl b I'”Z'C “' 5 “l_m' f' X‘_",“ ‘:“’” dollars: iy % ARG s throughout| Pattle as “undoubtedly onc houses and the qua aster’s . Burope, a conference of the Baptist 3 1 < - — s [ o« World lliance executive committee |20 Italian victor and \l\“llh'l O e s St IR ¢ s R L Y AR N P TN O T A S D ¢ nyf;'n%lgz’a e D SO L T e peipater ot anencn P g pp ey A TQ STUDENTS || ummer Uresses - - Relgium French-upeaking Switser.| General Diaz in his reply. warmly |8 s AT $5:75—A line of Gingh: d Voile Dresses which nh l\\l':'~'v l!j‘-l;mv‘-'. ‘!‘v;l“:.:‘ Y ‘km‘nu?::‘.’.i "’“I‘I‘:.-I ‘-‘“'""”'L o 5 e SUMMER RATES = ¥ were mafii to sell ll’:: :’nucl:nlio:l;—atl;le (lmll:rlng and ltyle‘ fi&;qe s e o i Hatian army ana mation ce ' - i} s et b ‘fllq aq; SQ ’c :“m:\m “,‘N“,.',‘ el ind :."E -1:'.'.:‘y-'.lv”:r,I:‘.uu|y..‘.‘.h:‘n.‘-'lh_‘.h:.‘;: voa |l ALL UP-TO-DATE TYPEWRITERS RENTED Other Dresses of Crisp Organdies, Dotted Swisses, Checl c 819 0 m fi::nc:_msor.;;rh',’,’.. F;:m.‘.,",,,' \?-":,':nrd"_ upon the battleficld, bind us firmly ; For 3 Months, $7.50. and Plaid Ginghams, beautlfully tailored, styles distinctive (zecho-Slovakia by pastors of these|the great American nation.” prices low. turning points the war and pui