New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1921, Page 3

DECEMBER 20, 192 DAILY HERALD, DAY NEW BRITAIN mmm; ' BOSTON STORE FOR LADIES LADIES' SILK HOSE in black and all the wanted colors 50¢ to $4.50 Pair LADIES’ SILK SKIRTS in plain colors and change- able silk $2.50 to $7.50 LADIES’ SILK UMBRELLAS Large assortment of colors $6.00 and Up LADIES' BATHROBES made from “Beacon Blank- ets,”” neat patteins, daintily trimmed $4.75 IVORY GOODS A large assortment of sets and separate pieces, at very attractive prices ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS LEFT TO DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING. ) OF PRACTICAL GIFTS AT / FOR | GENTLEMEN | ATTRACTIVE PRICES STARRLE. | MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS | all linen, initial and plain, .6 in a box 15¢ l‘u‘(h MEN’S HOSIERY Men’s pure silk hose in black and colors 50¢ to $2.00 I’an MENS FINE LISLE H()\l‘ in black and all the wanted shades 25¢ and 39¢ Pair MEN'S WOOL HOSE in heather mixture 50c¢ and 69¢ Pair MEN’S SHIRTS Fine negligee shirts, neat | patterns $1.39 to $3. Men’s Wool Scarfs } Men’s Bathrobes ‘ Men’s Pajamas Men’s Umbrellas ‘ Men’s Wool Gloves Men’s Night Shirts i Men’s Neckwear | GIRLS' DRESSES made of fine quality ging- ham in fancy plaids and plain colors 75¢ and Up MISSES’ HOSIERY Fine silk lisle English rib- bed in black, white, cor- dovan, grey and beige )‘)( Pair BELOW IS A LIST || FOR 8 CHILDREN " BOYS' AND GIRLS' il SKATING GLOVES A ix good grade ; P K BOYS’ SCHOOL HOSE [ Extra strong, made with | k | thread linen heel-and-toe 1 sizes 6 to 11 29¢ Pair Girls’ Middies ir ewing Baskets ' Middy Ties s’ Umbrellas Girls’ Hairbows Girls’ Handkerchiefs Bear fi‘runo. Once COLD CHRISTMAS FOR NEW COMERS Tiore Than 1, 000 Are Being Held Up at Ellis Island New York, Dec. In contrast to the joy with which nearly everybody | else in the inetropolis is looking for- | ward to Xmas more than 1,000 men, women and children here are prepar- ing for y made only more bitter by the realization that they are un- happy in the midst of rejoicing. re the vast n Une ‘s temporary g Elis Island imigration station who are awaiting deportation because quotas permittesl their countries are | exhausted, It will be, immigration officials say, est Xmas the island has N | In former years, many immigrants have been detained at the gateway over the holidays, but were buoyed up by thoughts of the land of promise lying beyond the welcoming statue of Liberty This year, however, the Titan god- dess stands an obstacle in their path, nation's | the steerage quarters of | sels in the | be sent back, but sus o | island will be with upraised hand waving them back to the lands whence they came, lands in which many dismantled their old homes to provide p. ge money to America. And wor it possible, than the lot of those 1d on the is- land, is that of hundreds of others in several ves- harbor. They too have given up hope of being admitted to the country and face the prospect of spending Xmas on ships carrying them to the countries they had grown %o think of no longer as home. Robert E. Tod, commissioner of im- migration, said it would be impos- sible to estimate how mar would spend Xmas on the ing to ning them- selves from day to day _with the thought that appeals to Washington might open the doors of the United States to them after all. I know this,” Mr. Tod sald, “the filled he pacity, and there will be a th nd or two on ships waiting to get to the island There will he no Xmas holiday for the immigration men, but on Sunday afternoon we hope to have a little en- tertainment to brighten things, if we can, for those who are to be turned NEW SPECIAL DOLLAR. 700,000 to be Coined in Honor of Dis- armament Conference. Washington, Dec, 20.—The arma- will be reflected in silver dollar, minting ment confer 4 new series of ——— e e} Your Chance to A.J. CHURCHILL Jeweler REMOVAL SALE 40% Di Only a Few Restricted Articles Goods At Rock-Bottom Prices Come Early—Open Evenings Until Christmas iscount Buy High Grade of which will be started immediately The design of the new dolls approved by President Harding terday upon its submiss w Ray mond T. Baker, director of e mint tollowing approval by the I Arts Commission. Director about 700,000 of the would be coined before {he of the new year, The new dollars w ]v)]y were signed by Anthony De” IFrancisci New York, will have the usual RAPHAEL’S 330-86 MAIN STREET of Liberty on the obverse side wh oD PR 2 ey < TAAIG ' V e '..yim'..‘.‘.mz:; 2 "fi‘i‘?h-' h The BEAR Pr“'nrmnw Fc‘*r 'K We Are Incurring This Great Expense Just To The Kiddies a Treat — So Bring Them All — Not Only But To Each Performance If You Can. Be Here, Too — And Has Something Fer Each Child rget — All This Week — Four Times Daily — At Children Have You Seen Him PIERROT The Clown and théii‘ World’s Greatest forming Bear Bruno AVE COME TO THE “BIG STCRE” TO STAY ALL WEEK TO AMUSE THE CHILDREN Fas Been Erected In Qur Coat and Gives a Regular Circus s Daily — 10:30 A. M.-2:30 P. M. Pierrot And His Dancing Give DE PARTMEN T STORE NEW BRITAIN the reverse will have a large an ecagle perched on a broke and clutching an olive hran the word “pes IPurther depi the dawn of ¢ era the bac ground will of a risi The usual “I5 Pluribus Unum’ “In God We Trust” also will be on the | coin BELR TAX TO MEET BONU m] ()Ill{ll(\lll( TED. = urer as George W, Corl hln Commandery Names | $500.000.000 Income Viewed as e sound Business Propo- A. H. Johnson as New Commander, P At the i W. Corbir Aol A elected Commander, A vice-commander juniar vice-comm er; chaplain, W Dradbury: guard, William Buechner; Seaberg; treasurer, Mann; dele tion, eeting last ni ‘ommandery, . the following officer a tax would ne the 7T'r rtment i picke ul ! Secretary recorder, 'H receive recomme to national conven. S/ John Mercer The officers will it the mee Monday nuary 2, by District Com- mander H k. Seaberg. Speéiéié For Wedne sday At | " BUYS LAND The First Eeelesiastical Society ha yurchased the property on Lexing ton and West Main streets from George S. Talcott of Hartford, IMlor. « T. Hope of New York and Helen nley of this ecity. The sale price s about $17,000. The society voted to | f the 10 some time ago and | eventually the Iirst Congregational church will be situated at that place, |k —— IIF BACK HURTS BEGIN ON SALTS Flush yonr Kidneys occasi MORNING Sirloin and Short Steaks . o g ke lS;w( Maine Potatoes pk 35e¢ b, } 8(‘ ( \nul Corned SPECIALS l‘()l{ eat meat No man or woman who eats meat [ regularly can make a mistake by |k flushing the Kidneys occasionally, says | @ a well known authority. Meat forms uric acid which clogs the kidney pores so they sluggishly part of the w and poisons from the blood, then you Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver troubl ition, dizziness, | g r disorders come 18&,1'» FRE e e P Lean Pot Roasts of SORK TO ROAST filter or strain only ot sick. J s 3 Ih, i0¢ Our Own Sausage Domino Sugar in car Hl‘.‘s(‘ Frankforts ih. léc Handy's Smoked th, 20 OUR STOCK OF CHRISTMAS POUI AND PRICES ARE LOWES nervousness, sleeplessn bla from sluggish kidney The moment you fe the Kic r your back hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full sediment, irregular of pa el a dull ache in | g 1neys ol lot of Hosiery for at the one price—$1.95, navy, brown and green. to please her for Christmas, PHOENIX SILK AND WOOL HOSE We've Phoenix Silk women, just got in another big and Wool all to sell They come in Havana brown, blue, brown and blue, and Just the thing Hose at $1.95, DAVID MANNING’S Wiati-Cver SHOE STORE 211 MAIN STREET Phoenix Silk $1.10, $1.45, SRR LA R TR DR RN NI TR BUY ELECTRIC GOODS IN ELECTRIC STORES Where knowled " Electricity aids buyer pas : et to get best results from appliances ROYAL CLEANERS LAUN-DRY-ETTE WA SRS APPLIAN( A chance on an electric train with every purchase. and then to keep the kidneys 50 MAIN STREET TEL 505- salts is made ind lemon juies them to ¢ tralize the weids in urine nger causes ation, thus \ adder disor Jad Salts is inexpensive and can- | A not injure; mMakes a delightful effer- | vescent lithin-water drink which all ind the blood pure, th vy avoiding | TN o —_— - L@nm. T LR 2 T TR TR R serious Kiduey complications, OUR OWN HOME MADE Christmas Candy Put up in one and two pound boxes. e ALSO HOME MADE ASSORTED CHOCOLATES e We have a large stock of Boxed Candy of Wu- lar makes, such as: Park & Tilford, Daggett’s Apollo, Russell’s, ST. CLAIR 261 MAIN STREET TEL. 1570