New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1921, Page 12

FINAL CLEARANCE SALE On Women’s and Misses’ Organdy and Poule Dresses, Washabie Satin Skirts, Children’s Coats and Wraps at See Them on Display in Qur Windows New Britain Clothing & Dry RADIO SHOW BEING A Good Pilace to Trade HELD IN GHICAGO First National Afiair of Its Kind Opens Tomorrow Chicago, Sept. 2.—The National Fadio Show, the first of its kind eve held in this country, will open he tomorrow, with manufa rs from all over the country repr amid (ne plaudits of the many wireless men whom the show has drawn to Chicago. The Radio Show, besides containi the exhibits of hundreds of manufa turers of radio apparatus, will also show the various developments of wireless communication since the day when Marcon! flashed his famous mes- sage across the Atlant Ancient sets of fifteen and twent yyears ago, with tneir coherers and detector crystals. | will be displayed alongside of the very latest in radio construction, in- struments capable of sending and re- colving messages half way round the globe. Seated in his chair in the White House at Washington President Hard- ing will talk over a land wire to the| Maval Station a few miles distant, | where his voice will be broadcasted by wireless telophone. The message will be picked up at the Radio Show, where | it will be amplified and scattered | through the hall by loud speakers. Other prominent officials in Washing- | peared in 1291 performances of The entire wireless exhibit used by [ West the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta Frank Bacon established a record in the theatrical world when he ap- “Lightnin’ " on ton will also be heard by this method. | turned out fo witness the parade held in his honor as he left to take the show Here Mayor Hyian is seeing him off. | Broadway. Thousands tion at the Pageant of Progress held liere has been installed, and will bhe cperated. Fort Sheridan has down a rival exhibit E. F. Glaven, inventor of the radio controlled automobile, will have his machine in working order during the show, dmonstrating the method of control used on a battleship | airplane wireless luring the pecial outfits have been set up. and 1tly. in with ins tot i) evolitional by teadio} The exhibition is be recent sent [How Yeast Vitamon Makes Skin Clear and Flesh Firm Concentrated Tablets Easy and Economical To Take— Results Quick. he health and beuuty Makisg pewer of eruptions ¥anish 5 plex /rnnrll munn e ed yeast VITAMON tablets that entire sfaction 1s ab- utely guaran- d or the small you pay trial will be refunded. o4 raw foods will be glad to know of the amasing re- ed from t concentrated yeast VITAMON tableta. These -unp'l'{ . proper dose of all vitamines (A. B and C) and amoeunt are now used the by thousands of men and women The Ugly Blackhead who appreciate ber the name Mas Unhealthy Skin tin's VI-TA-MON Tablets—the origi their economy and v l'rAIoN mixes a yer our food, helps it tn.-n-.l:::'r;' = b s sur body | tions or substitutes. You can get Mas stroug |tin's VITAMON Tablets at all good to make firm tise , such as ch blood and a keen. active |druggl Brain. It will not causo gas or upset the stomach, but on the contrary Is a| 'mm‘vmx{J.vnv*nnn with the first telephone trans. | vent and will be sent ou:|commercial and amateur wireless men. pe equipped | Addresses will be direct- wld in con-| pected to deliver technical papers are prominent eastern | & National con- ion of the American Radio Relay .eague, a nation wide organization of given by Hiram V. | Maxim, president of the leazue, an< | the other officers. Among others ex- | r. Lee de Forest, radio man, Mapor E. H. Armstronsg, Frof. R. V. Achatz of Purdue Uni e Prof. C. M. Jansky of the University of nesota, and Prof. W. Terry of the University of Wisconsin. DOUBLED. ¥ rench Figures of Births and Wed- dings Most Favorable for Country. Sept. 2.—The number of s in France has doubled, the imber of births increased while few- ~r deaths are resistered in 1920 than in 1913, the last full year of peace. | This is shown by the official figures| just published by the Ministry of La- [ Por. The excess of births over deaths in 1920 was 1 0, as compared to 58,914 in 191 The marriages to- | talled 623,869 in 1920 against 312,035 Paris, significance of these figures is ased when it is remembered that *he total population of France has de- creased sensibly as a result of the war. Shampoo with one Soap.— Cuticura Coticura Soap is the favoritefor safetyrasorshaving MaryC¢rr-axzd OVER,the | IL” WILLAM FOX PRODUCTION OPENS AT ¥ON'S THEATER TOMORROW IT TAKES A GOOD ONE T0 BEAT THIS Veteran of ?vil_War Traces 58 Year Old Bullet Kelso, Washington, Sept. 2.—P. J. Knapp, a Civil War veteran, after 58 3 as traced the course of a bul- it he fired at the e of Vicksbuwx. Some time ago Mr. Knapp read a rews dispatch saying that W. V. Jeado a Confederate veteran of Lanott, Alabama, had coughed up a bullet which shot into his eve at Vicksburg. Mr. Meadow, the account rajd, was a member of the 37th Ala. bama regiment, and Mr. Knapp re- called an incident at the sige, when he and three other members of the 5th lowa Volunteers were called upon to a Confederate sharpshooter who was firinz through a small hole in a sheet of boiler plate. After Mr. Knapp fired, the sharp- shooter's shots were discontinued, and it was surmised that he had been shot in the eye. When Mr. s, the Knapp wrote to Mr. later said that he was iler plate and that ‘lm bullet entered his, right eye. Knapp received a photograph of the bullet and of Mr. Meadows. The t¥o veterans have enjoyed a consider- able correspondence over the incident. (‘IRL\ DON'T RUSH. Sunburnt Eyclashes Dyed Dark While You Wait, Latest New York Fad. New York, Sept. 2.—Getting sun- vurnt eyvelashes dved dark while you wait is the latest trick of Brooklyn irls. A beauty parlor near Borough Hull which does the job in 15 min- Most wonderful display of Fall Millinery in all the most wanted Every style up-to-the-minute. For tomorrow, Saturday, we will have ment of Ready-to-W Regular value $5. Banded Sailors. Watch the Window for these Hats. Hats for School Children in black, brown and navy, regular value §3.50 Entire Stock of Felt Hats, all colors. Regular value $5.00. cents is doing a sure fire ness “giving settings to the eves.” The proprietress, whose method is to drop a white and then an amber fluid |on the sun-bleached lashes, declared ptians had used the system and that the French had followed it. And, it was hinted, certain men also ruled by vanity, dropped into the shop 10 have their lashes re-varnished. In 1920 there were from one and a half to two million less cattle slaugh- tered than in 1919. There are 54,000 farms in Florida. ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on Genuine srR - Warning! Unless you see the name ‘Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- scribed by physicians for twenty-one vears and proved safe by millions Take Aspirin only as told in the ge for Colds, Headache, i Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and for - Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tab- lets of Aspirin.cost few cents. Drug- gists also sell larger packages. As- pirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacideste of Salicylicacid. “OVER THE HILL” Fox’s — Saturday shapes and colorings. on sale a large assort- ear Hats, including $2.95 Special $2.48 Special $1.98 Special Goldenblum Millinery Co. 181 Main St., New Britain Y. M. C. A. Bldg. Store Closed Monday, Labor Day $1.95 Goods Store, Inc. MARK TWAIN A New 10c Cigar Perfected and Manufactured by William Muller My reputation is back of this Cigar, it is a brand that I have spent months in blending and testing. 1 feel sure this Cigar will please the most fastidious smoker. The ‘Mark Twain’ Cigar is a creation of the times, one built to meet the re- It is a mild, smooth, sweet smoke. quirements of the present day smoker and to retail at only 10 cents. In the MARK TWAIN I am giving you the very best quality as in all the other brands that bear my name and I believe this“to be the finest blending of tobacco that has ever been offeréd to the public in a Cigar of this price. Try them and pass your judgment. Taste the difference. SEE OUR EXHIBIT OF GLENWOOD RANGES —AT THE— Connecticut State Fair NEXT WEEK 5 and learn why Glenwood Ranges “make cooking and baking easy. A factory representative will be in attendahce who will be glad to explain the many 1mproved fea- tures. Your inspection in nowise obllgates you to buy. The complete line will be displayed mcludmg the latest models in French Gray Porcelain—the “range beautiful.” C. C. FULLER CO. 40-56 FORD ST., Hartford. Store closes Saturday at noon and all day Mon- day, (Labor Day), open thereafter all day Mondays and Saturdays.