New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1921, Page 20

proper dental work is a luxury which can be dispensed with.” She said the suggestion of the laca! dentist to have oral inspection in the schools was a good one. “The schoo. narse can only do a day's work in a Y, then she must stop.” The in- SHOULD GET DENTAL HYGIENE IN SCHOOLS Head of Wellare Association Tells| T, o be siven ner'to ook ate | tint the cono of mucn of ine i Need of Public Health Center | a city the size of New Britath could | children. e - OWEN MOORE'S HONEYMOON wery little work to do, if we had a i y B - ‘municipal dentist,” % ¥ : fw’flf 3 afford to support, not alone a dental clihic, but actually a public health center. She said the place for such a health center would be on the north side. Emphasis was laid on the state- ment that a city dentist would elim- irate considerable work now being ne by the city physician by elimin- he cause of much of the disa- LEADER MGCRANS’ SPECIAL You may select $1.25 worth of an assortment! of Teilet zoods. from. the toilet guods dept. and have it to- morrow for . $1.00 N \ \ ‘ s v A rousing Dollar Day in which both teams, Reds and Blues, are equally represented, striv- ing earhestly for leadership and offering values Saturday that mean Economy and Sav- . ing, Follow the crowd to the store that’s always busy and make your single dollar do _ double service.- Come early and get first choice. LEADER LYONS’ SPECIAL Gabardine Wash Skirts, All sizes. Reg- ular $2.95 values for | $1.00 said Miss Cora | M. Beale, superintendent of the New Britain Welfare = Assoctation, yester- in a discussion on the proposed 3 ntal clinic in this city. Miss Beale | told how she has been trying for years to have a dental clinic opensi ‘in New Britain and what little sutcess 3 has had in her endeavors, People in this city,” she saii, “little realize how much stronger mentally and physically the aver- age child would be if his or her teeth were looked after properly.” She said that the New Britain entists have been very obliging in thi= work and have given and are giving valuable portions of their time to dental work for the needy. “But the dentists are busy men,” she said, “and they do not always have the time to give to our work. With the result that we have chil dren growing up with poor, negle ed and decayed teeth and their Jiealth is affected accordingly. A ichild who has lost his or her front | teeth, or in fact any of the second teeth at the age of 12 or 15 cannot | get false teeth because the mouth is %ot through forming; this results in " consequent injury to their indigestion for years.” E Ignorance and carclesaneau.on the| * This picture of Owen Moo | pert of the parents, were given byl ..o ® DS O T L PO %00 Jiss Beale as one of the causes ofli;, peach at Bayside, L. L, follow-) ‘pour teeth among most children. | io their marriage. Mrs. Moore was Many parents” she said. “feel that|s, merly Kathryn Perry, model for Blue, Green, Rose and Tan Color Chambrays for Dresses _ and other purposes. Value 15c the yard. Special tomorrow at 10 yards for $1.00 40 Inch Voiles in all beautiful shades. Value 59¢ the yard and a large Special tomorrow 4 yards for $1.00 Women’s Cotton Hose Cordovan and black. All . sizes. . 5 variety. Value 15¢c exch. . Tomorrow special 3 rtists, a member of /th i and later & movie mctress. 10 palr for $1.00 She was awarded the solden apple: as the most beautiful girl at an ar- tists' ball. i Gingham Sege-Bileu & Ca. BEFORE STOCK TAKING SALE WHEN PRICES ARE AT THEIR LOWEST We Take Inventory August 1, and our Stock Must be Reduced By That Time Sale of “Queen Make Dresses | $5 to $9 Dresses for $2.25 The famous ‘“‘Queen Make” Dresses;- depended upon’ everywhere by women who demand-the best in fit and quality, Dresses that are regularly priced from $5.00 to $9.00, are to be sold at this extremely low price. ‘There are 30 different styles in lawn, yolie, dimity, fllaxon and-gingham, as well as a They are subject to very slight imperfections, scarcely noticeable. On sale at the Housedress Department — Second Floor. Nurses Uniforms. Sizes range from 34 to 46. few White in beautiful checks and stripes. 82 inches. Value 29&.a yard. Special : tomorrow 5 yards for $1.00 Children’s Billie Burke Sleeping ' Garments of muslin. Neatly trimned. Value 98c. Each size 6 to 14 years. Tomorrow g 2 pair for $1.00 ;. Apron Gingham Different checks. Value 15c a yard. Tomorrow 10 yards for $1.00 Boys’ Pure Linen Gray Pants Size 5 to, 9 yeéars. 89c value. 2 pair for $1.00 Children’s Shoes in brown and black, lace or button. Of heavy leather and heavy soles. Value $1.69, for Tomorrow only $1.00 pr. Baby Sweaters Bed Spreads of hea¥y quality cotton. Value $1.69. S?ecial Tomorrow $1.00 | Full size. D ‘Women’s White Sateen Petticoats with faney flounce. Value 98c each. ‘Tomorrow very special 2 Pe}ticoa.ts for $1.00 | Women’s Nainsook Bloomers in flesh color. Large sizes. Valpe 45c a pair. Tomorrow special 4 pair for $1.00 Tt Yfiii6w— "Case'sf g Sizes 42x36 of fine quality muslin. Value 25c pair. Tomorrow 6 for $1.00 Women’s Knit Union’ Suits embroidered tops. Of fine Value 79c. Special Tomorrow 2 for $1.00 Silk quality yarn. An Extraordinary Special Sleeveless Dresses Neatly ma%e, rick rack trimmed. Extra full with belt. Value $1.98. Special Tomorrow $1.00 ‘Women’s Fibre Silk Hose in all shades. They are slightly im- perfect but not noticeable. 59c the pair. Special at 3 pairs for $1.00 Value Wonien’s Trimmed Hats 3 tables filled with $3.98 to $5.00 1 ready trimmed dress and sport hats. Large variety - : At $1.00 .Large Size Bleached Sheets Of very heavy quality muslin. Regular value $1.50. Special Tomorrow at $1.00 each Boys’ Khaki Overalls Sizes 5 to 9 years. Value 79c each. Special tomorrow 2 pairs for $1.00 Children’s Chambray At Our Notions Dept. Prices Have Been " Cut on Almost Every Article Laura Hair Nets 2 for 25¢ (1 free) Ker's Luster Twist Stayfast Hair Nets 2 for 25c (1 free) Pingo Shine Stove Polish 500 pairs of $1.00 and $1.25 Imported Tinsel Pot Cloths - Scissors Oakite Johnson’s Floor Wax, 1 lb. can . Shinola Paste . Butcher's Floor Wax, 1 Ib can .. Parowax Ready Made Color Bands $ -14 Line Taffeta Seam Binding .... Jepanese Furniture Polish, pint cans $1.98 corsets in white silk embroid- ered top. Fine quality coutil. All sizes and a wonderful special for tomorrow At $1.00 the pair Romper Dresses Sizes 8 to 6 years. All shades. A dress with rompers. Value $1.59. Special at $1.00 In all wool, white only. About 25 in the lot. Value to $2.50. Special Tomorrow at $1.00 15¢ a spool 17¢ 25¢ 29¢ Bixby’s Jet Oil Shoe' Polish 8 o0z. Jars Meyer's Putz Cream Metal Poligh -. . Ruby Gloss, $1.00 size 3 Ruby Gloss, 0c size EXTRA SPECIAL Four Spools of Coats’ 150 Yard Cotton (limit 12'-Spools) Naspel—for silverware and nickel trimmings. Cleans, polishes and replates in one. have always had this in stock, 50c size 5 SPORT HATS FOR $1.98 375 Sport Hats, straw and felt and silk and straw combinations. Also Ribbon Hats. can be had in all colors, and are good looking and practical for vacation wear Values are up to $5.50. — (Main Floor) 4 250 Trimmed Hats in black, white, and all colors. For Sale in the Millinery Parlor, second floor, for Drugs 59¢c For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Adots. BIG REDUCTION SALE $15 FOR YOUR OLD SEWING MACHINE IN EXCHANGE. Positively only 57 machines to be sold. They will go quick. Come in and look them over. New Britain and vicinity. : AT THE “BIG” FURNITURE STORE. OUR MID-SUMMER OFFERING. DEMONSTRATION and CLUB SALE OF These Hats $1.98 $5.00 and Toilet Goods é,re Specially Priced 25c each .. 58¢ each . 58c each .. 55¢c each 39%¢c — T3¢ . 34c, 67c, $2.35 Values up to $22.50. We have sold more than 300 in They sew everything from carpet to crepe de chine—same tension. The most wonderful sewing ' machine made. A whole page ad. would not be space enough o : ne% to ‘describe its good qualities. : SEWING MACHINE JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. THE BIG FURNITURE STORE, 332 MAIN STREET . NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Pluto Water (limit 3) Philip’s Milk Magnesia (limit 3) . Squibb’s Mineral Oil (limit 3) .. [{ Mellin's Food (limit 3) .. Kolynos Tooth Paste (3 for 50c) Pepsodent Tooth Paste (limit 3) Colgate’s Dental Cream ... Woodbury’s Soap (limit 3) Cuticura Soap (limit 3) . Green Castile Soap .. Orchard White Harriet Hubbard' Ayer’s Cream Harriet Hubbard Ayer's Face Powder Un Air Embaume . —ALL THIS WEEK= Our Scwing Machine Manager—Mr. J. C. Witting—gives you his personal attention. Mr. W. S. Ellis, *Silk Artist and Expert, will be with us this mid-summer reduction sale. Be surc and call. Mr. Ellis stitches your name with beautiful Star Twist on “The Free” Sewing Ma- chine. Be sure and get yours. “No charge.” Castoria (limit 5) . Williams’ Root Beer Extract . Horlick’s Malted Milk California Syrup Figs -~