New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 10

'HOME ROLE' NOW WANTED IN EGYPT Outcome of Conference at London Being Watched Alexandria, Egypt, Oct. 14.—For- eign business men in Egypt are suffer- ing somewrat sleepless nights of late as a result of the uncertainty sur- rounding the negotiations now taking place in London between the British Foreign Office an@ ‘he Egyptian Dele- MULHER ! ’Your Child’s Bowels Need “California Fig Syrup” Hurry mother! Even a sick child loves the “fruity” taste of “California Fig Syrup” and it never fails to open the bowels. A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick ghild tomorrow. If c nstipated, bilous, feverish, fretful, has cold, colic, or if stomach is sour, tongue coated, breath bad, remember & good cleansing of the little bowels is often all that is necessary. Ask your druggist for genuine “Cal- ifornia Fig Syrup” which has direc- tions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say “Californfa” or you may get an imitation fig syrup. Nasal or Throat Trouble? | You don't have to risk a cent to Dbe relieved of catarrh. Get a Hyo- mei outfit from any druggist and if it doesn’t satisfy they will refund the purchase price. gation headed by Adly Yegen Pashu, the Prime Minister, a body .opposed by the Nationalists and led by Saad Zaghloul Pasha, a strong advocate of “home rule.” American and other foreign com- mercial, banking and shipping firms are watching developments closely and, while they sympathise, it is said, with the aspirations of the Egyptians for self-government, they do not relish the thought of the possible cessation of courts applying FEuropean law which, in the pastfi has meant security for their business and proteetion for their families. All Americans in Egypt at present enjoy fredom from taxation, the right to be tried In criminal cases by the American Consular Courts and re- course in civil-actions to the Inter- national Mixed Courts in which Amer- ica is represented by three Ameri- can judges. While the American colony in Egypt is small and takes no active part jor interest in local politics, it would not agree that the Washington government relinquish any of the rights and privileges its members now enjoy. There are two parties mmong the Egyptians: the Nationalist® headed by Saad Zaghloul, for three years now the leader of the masses and the gov- ernment or Moderate Party led by Adly Yegen. Zaghloul conducted the first negotiations with Lord Milner's Commission. The Foreign Office in London has insisted that the Milner project, which guaranteed certain rights of self-government, be em- bodied in a treaty agreed upon by the British and Egyptian governments. The Nationalists replied that no treaty acceptable to the people would be possible until martial law was abolished, the English Protectorate formally withdrawn, and a delegation be elected by the people to negotiate a treaty. A delegaton composed of ministers and headed by Adley Yegen, without any representation for Zagh- loul and his followers, was appointed by the Sultan and proceeded to Lon- don to arrgnge the treaty. The Natipnalists, it is declared, will oppose in every way any treaty made by this delegaion, and this may mean a renewal of party strife. Should the delegation return from the conference dissatisfled, the Egyptian nation again may be united against the English and thedays ot rioting and terror may re- turn. In either case the business com- munity has misgivings, especially as the commercial situation is beginning to have a brighter outlook after two years of bad times. Demand of the Egyptians for inde- pendence is met by the equally vehe- ment determination of' Britain not to relinquish/any of her interests and privileges “on the road to India.” Meanwhile the :foreign colonies now in Egypt have indicated that they will only exchange their present privileges for something bette: NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAILD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, FIRST LADY LN First picture to reach America of Mme. Kdlenin, wife of the president of the Russian Soviet republic. With her Kalenin. The Perfect-Fitting Princess Pat An every-day ser- vice shoe. Grace, perfect tread —cor- rect poise. Black or Brown Kid $8.00 Tavid Manning’s _ UWatk Shoe store, 211 Main St. -Qver L3 | “NEW BRITAIN FOLKS?” WATCH FOR OUR GRAND BIG OPENING OF Army & Navy Supplies ALSO PART OF $65,000 FACTORY UNLOADING ST OCK RECENTLY PURCHASED 30c ON THE DOLLAR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED ! TO BE,UNLOADED at our NEW BRITAIN BRANCH 405 MAIN STREET COME IN AND LOOK AROUND (3 Commencing SATURDAY, October 15th, 1921 NOTICE ‘'TO THE PUBLIC OF NEW BRITAIN AND VICINITY A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT THIS STORE IS YOUR FRIEND We will be established here permanently, we have seveétal stores and are doing a wonderful business everywh ere, and we are sure of your continued patronage, after you once buy here. At our opening sale you will positively have the chance of a lifetime to buy high grade merchandise which. are practically every day necessities at prices even lower than pre-war times. We have pur- chased this merchandise which is part of a $60,000 manufacturer’s stock at our own price, and con- 1921. "HARTFORD . et Smartest Fur Trimmed Suits for Women $45.00 AND OTHER PRICES UP TO $175 Individual, youthful types of Fall and Winter Suits for women and misses, fashioned of k such materials as moussyne, mochatex, duvet de laine, with luxurious beaver, squirrel, wolf, nutria or mole on large convertible collars. Most Important Coat Sale " This Season ' IS NOW IN PROGRESS HERE . $89.50 AT D The Most Distinguished Assemblage of HIGH GRADE COATS SEEN IN HART- FORD THIS YEAR. Do not fail to see them. Our Silverware Sale Breaks - All Records . For Values and Patronage. Community Plate, Heirloom Plate and otheriimportnnt Silverware at Cut Prices. A good opportunity to buy for your own use or to give as wedding presents. Good -Hosiefy Values For Satilrday SPORT Ss’chCKINGS SILK STOCKINGS SILK - STOCKINGS $1.50 - $2.50 Women’s pure silk stock- ings with back seam and Heavy full fushionedfflk 'double elastic top. = Black, stockings in black, brown brown and white. = Women’s ribbed sport stockings, seconds of a $1.00 quality. They look like)wool but feel like cotton. (Heath- er shades). - and gray. Knit Underwear Lower in Price GLOVE SILK VESTS, bodice top, in a good weight of glove silk. Pink only. Tail- ored top. A $2.00 value for. . $1.59 HEAVY QUALITY GLOVE SILK VESTS, in pink only, with plain band bp. Regular price $2.75. This is a very goo§ weight of glove silk and is well tailored. Specially pric- WOMEN’S UNION SUITS; medium cotton (fall weight), with regular and bodice top, knee length. Regular size........... $1 Extra size . KAYSER KNIT BLOOMERS in white, pink and black .. . $1.00 Extra size . CHILDREN’S VESTS AND PANTS of white fleeced cotton. Sizes 2 to 12 years, per garment EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY 14 Brand New Aeolian Vocalion Phonographs (Style 310) TE e b e iierbies $79.00 These instruments are encased in genuine mahogany and quarter sawn oak cabinets. They are equipped with a powerful two spring motor and automatic stop: Universal tonc arm, plays all records. EASY PAYMENTS EASILY ARRANGED. TALKING MACHINE DEPARTMENT THIRD FLOOR . At The Misses’ Department FRENCH SERGE 'DRESSES JUNIOR COATS { ! sequently \_nill offer same to you at prices never before seen or heard of in NEW BRITAIN. We will open with part of a $60,000 high grade stock of surplus army and navy goods and gen- eral merchandise, and will offer same to the public at a tremendous sacrifice. Your chance of a lifetime to save from 40 to 60% on the Dollar, on high grade merchandise. HOWEVER, SEEING IS BELIEVING JUST LOOK AT THESE SPECIALS AND OPEN YOUR EYES Men’s Sox (all colors) Men’s Leather Belts ' Velvet Tobacco .. Oc Men’s Dress Shirts ....... Work Shirts . . e Men’s Overalls (all colors) ‘Men’s Garters . S e . 1le Army Drawers Men’s Handkerchiefs (all colors) Army Salvaged Breeches Athletic Union Suits Army Spiral Leggins ....... Police and Lisle Suspenders Navy Wool Underwear Men’s Caps (all colors) . Army Khaki Shirts Balbriggan Underwear . Wool O. D. Army Shirts. Work Pants, Special . Army Knapsack - Khaki Pants Army Cartridge Belts Navy Style Underwear .. Pure Wool Hose Heavy Ribbed Underwear . .+“49¢c Heavy Turkish Towels . . 19¢ All Wool Army Blankets. SPECIALS—Collapsible Canvas Army Water Pails, 69c. $10 and $12 Goodyéar Guaranteed Raincoats, $4.95 up. $7.75 $25.00 Exceptional values in all wool French serge : % dresses. Pretty yarn embroidery, braid trim- cof: n::lf:l-.t:w]’..li);zti"ai?r:ir‘:,lltyh ll:l:es:h;:;— med. Man tailored model has collar, cuffs and s A panel of black and white checked ve’lours, TRy tocll»(:[y;é;;[ls‘flcmal at—;zs.oo. COAT: smart leather belt. $18.50 \ POLO CLOTH COATS $13.95 < All wool chinchilla coats in navy, brown and reindeer. Sizes 6 to 16 years. All wool belted models, lined throughout. Big Attraction at The Toilet Section Army Jerseys . Wool Baby Blankets And Hundreds of other Specials too Numerous to Mention. ALSO: Reg. Army Shoes Goods. WITH JAR OF CREME ELCAYA AT 60c SATURDAY WE WILL GIVE ONE 60c JAR OF. ELCAYA COLD CREME FREE. ONLY A LIMITED AMOUNT. BE AMONG THE LUCKY ONES. Other Toilet Goods Specials Saturday Djer Kiss Talcum Powder e | Palmolive Shampoo F Woodbury’s Soap, limit 8 ca Cuticura Soap, limit 8 cakes. . Mavis Talcum Pebeco Tooth Paste . $1.69 $7.50J $1.00 eige Men’s Work Shoes. . . ... Army Slipovers . Moleskin Coats at a Sacrifice. Huck Towels, 9c each Marinello Cream Resinol Soap .. Palmolive Cream .. Green Castile Soap Coty’s L’Origan Face Powder. Piver’s Azurea Face Powder . JUST PAY US A VISIT AND BE CONVINCED SALE STARTS SATURDAY—9 A. M. Powder Puffs 405 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN REMEMBER—SATISFACTION GUARAN'i'EED OR MONEY REFUNDED. CALL : AVOID THE RUSH e el ¥ WANTED—EXTRA SALESMEN AND SALESLADIES FOR OUR SALE. VISIT OUR STORE AND CONVINCE YOURSELF—YOU ARE NOT COMPELLED TO BUY. ALWAYS USE THE Saco Cold and Grippe Tablets. . Saco Syrup White Pine and Ta Saco Extract Witch Hazel S¢, 25¢, 45¢ Saco Syrup Tar, Menthol and Cod Liver Extract SACO REMEDIES Saco Cod Liver Extract ... Saco Aspirin Tablets ... Saco Cod Liver Emulsion . S s e 89¢ Saco Compound Syrup Hypophosphites. .75¢