New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1921, Page 15

EVEN DO WaMANS JAPPAREL SPECIALTIES l O MO R RO \; \( WOMANS JAPPAREL SPECIALTIES MIDDLETOWN == NEW BRITAIN MIDOLETOWN —— NEW BRITAN We Offer Values That Will Be Hard to Duplicate. See Them In Our Show Windows Infants’ Eiderdown Sleepers With hood attached. : m'romorrow CORSETS S $1.00 each W22.00 each $1.00 pair " ’ . No two f;llike in the lot. Regular prices $24.98 to $59.50. Mostly all are fur trimmed In low bust and topless models. Children’s Rain Capes With Hood, » BRASSIERES HUCK TOWELS +| TURKISH. WASH CLOTHS | TURKISH BATH TOWELS 1.00 each (Al white (Al vhi) 3 for $1.00 $ Made of good quality 6 % $l '00 1 ety $1 '00 \ 4 = $l '00 $ E ) A el Discontinued models that formerly rubberized material. xtra large size. . wonderiul value. 50c and 75c each. Sizes 8+10—12—14 years. A good heavy. weight Towel. Colors—Pink and Blue. Good large size. soldiat ~0can i Women’s Long Flannelette Kimonas Women’s Quting Flannel Night Gowns $1.00 each FOR THE EARLY SHOPPERS $1.00 each Here are some real tempters. Each These are going at $1 000 : Good heavy weight material. 1—Woman’s Cloth Coat, former price $24.08. 1—Tricotine Dress, former price ..... $14.98. 5 : ith 11 . 1—Pleated Wool Skirt, former price $12.98. 2—White Wash Dresses, former price $12.98. With and without collar ’ styles to choose from. Women’s Japanese ; 5 Bedroom Slippers White and Ecru Colored Buffet and Dresser Childrens9 wa.Sh Dr esses Envelope Chemises . S S C A R F S » Plain and Plaid Materials. 1 .OO cou?;: :Rlos:?og Pg;aig:tl;lue. $1.00 each ‘ $1.00 each 2 for $ ; Formerly sold at 98c—$1.25 each. . Sizes 18-inch—45-inch (Sizes 7 to 14 years) - Y Wonderful values. Beautiful lace trimmed Two very smart styles to choose from. Cut very full. Good assortment of colors. WOMEN’S BOSTON SHOPPING BAGS | WOMEN’S SILK HOSIERY CHAMOISETTE GLOVES (Black only) (12 button length) $1.00 %+ $1.00 @ P . Seam in back. $ 1 00 a Pair. A wonderful value at the price. GLod heavy weight silk. - . ! (Black only) We sell them regularly at $1.50. SURGERY ADVANCES WITH LONG STRIDES Y So Declares Dr. Mayo, Ome of the : Most Famous Surgeons in the Whole World. 2 . : s 1,000 Pairs of Women’s All Our Women’s, Misses’ Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 25.—Surgery { o 5 % 1 ) < : . , : i1 advancing into g new era opened 3 3 Shoes, Ox.fords and Pumps and Chlldr A Whlte by the World War, Dr. Willlam J. » Dallanbas Phot . Shoes, Oxfords and Mayo of Rochester, Minn, told the . P — Dollar y e Day nd Pun American Collegé of Surgeons at tho $ 1 00 ‘ ‘ 50 opening of its annual congres: hera " e a Pair ; c P last night. . S § . “The great war brought to a closa Y a period in scientific surgery, of which ¥ the late Dr. John B. Murphy of Chi- + cago was the most brilliant exponent,” said Dr. Mayo, in delivering the John B. Murphy oration on surgery. “This period was charagterized by \ the allvancement of the p nciples of surgery, investigation of the relation of micro-organisms to disease, and the development of clinical medicine on a path-logle basis. “As a result of many causes, of which the profound influence of the Great War may be counted as one, we see, perhaps dimly, that surgery is taking on a new aspect. “It.is no longer possible for the in- dividual surgeon in the face of the enormous amount of new and as yet, unorganized knowledge, to cover the 3 & \ F AN PE 1 ground that Murphy covered.” Sl ; AP A| We appeal to the shrewd buyers Is Your Back : R i a 5 General A. V. Diaz, of Italy, the first of the great allied Barg bt W, et £ = of of New Britain to heed our call GIVIn g OUt? commanders to visit America, smiles as New York crowds cheer ;)urd]pgedssnt Sdtol‘e by Otl‘ddi?l‘ of ou; g 5 him, on his ariival. He will attend the American Legion conven- = andiords, and we mus & 1spose o n | tion in Kansas City and the arms conference at Washington. O'lll' tremendous StC_)Ck in a short time. So take a tip, come here GOLFERS ARE SUED A T R R tomorrow, look over our Shoes among the Assyrians, Egyptians, and’ Prices before you bu?r else- s and come here for Dollar Day Persians, Garthaginlans, Greeks and where. A thousand pair of shoes Fownes and Rowe Made Defendants | Romans. tomorrow at $1.00 a pair. Be in in Action in Which Falsc Arrest of line to get your shoes. Ralilroad Man Is Claimed. Is 4 bad back making you miser.| Pittsburgh, Oct. 25.—William C. N ti al M t p nbls'." Are you tortured with a dull,|Fownes, Jr., well known in® national a on i ea ;v‘:‘n‘r wnb:;:knfl}:, ;l::e .h&‘a‘; “;:‘; golfing circles and Charles Rowe, a looked to your kidneys. A cold, alProfessional golfer of the Oakmont Stores Co. strain, or overwork has probably|club yesterday were made defendants weakened your kidneys and brought|in a sult brought by C. R. Acklin, 70 WEST MAIN on that nagging backache, those|a rallroader, in which they are headaches, dizzy spells and kidney|charged with false arrest. The plain- irregularities. Don’t wait for some|tiff testified that he had been taken LEAN FRESH serious trouble. Use Doan’s Kidney |into custody for a short time by the Pills. Your home folks recommend |defendants April 21, 1918, following | them. Ask your neighbor ! a report that the Edgewater Steel SHOULDERS A I'ew Britain Case. Co. then said to have been making | 1) Mrs. G. Hart, 325 Church street, | munitions for the government had c says: “Onc box of Doan’s Kidney |been blown up. He said that he was Pills cured me of “kidney trouble on his way to work when arrested. which was brought on by overwcrk.! Fownes testified that he and Rowe LEAN FRESH :;nh:]d ? constant pain acro-‘:d the |had requested Acklin to accompany HAMS M . Calf: all of my back and my kidneys|them to the plant after accosting Ack- en’s Calfski i i irls’ ! | acted too frequently. Doan's Kidney |jin at Black's Tun station near the c b Sh a0 kin Women’s and Gro_l“_”“g Girls were’recommended to me and|Oakmont golf course. When they 02S an ods an g-y did what my. friends said they |found the report was not true, Fownes v xfi Black and rould go.” testified, he apologized and gave the wified, b apolosise 3 Best grades in black and tan. TShoes andf (I)IXfmlds plain or the inconvenience to he latest fa sfy es. hich he had been subject. Th — Dollar ice — > = N6 will bl aiiman’ toanys v WATCH FOR THE Day Price — Dollar Day Price — { 50¢ at ¢}l Dru Stores Henry Stewart, Td-year-old walk “FOX” $3 0 4 s $3 0 oot rHilbyea O MiglhmSuite L | | o010 s neelon, has made 11 trans.| s '9 a Pair '9 a Pair continental trips afoot.