New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1922, Page 11

FOREIGN TRADEIN RUSSIA INCREASES Adolph Tordy Believes Conditions Will Pick Up There i amoun Moscow, Jan, 26, to be an ever increasing forelgn trade in Russia, ups, In the opinion Tordy of Pittshurg, ', I with the {stration as cashier, “There's no doubt ol who that the t bound of despite all her Adolph came Ameriean Relief Admin- Hoviet government will continue going to the vight, as opposed to the its economic poliey,” sald “Ho soon as Russit portation system i frelghts can be handl present problems will selves, One of these famine, There's enoug sla, If its distribution can be “Russia has not heen exploited, only needs to start to work, She! richer than Furope, Germany was far than Russla when the world ed but she started to work, is why she will get along. what may be said, My ted so muny of correct would bhe Wi red leit, Tordy. can get her trans- in Vi 1 her them- he h food in Rus- effected, he 3 far the western countries of +off war cnd- and that Despite Germany and Eng- land are doing business here, and will do more, “Russia's finance the Jews, and thiy is a hoperul us they re excellent bankers, new national bank has even back the old name of the Imperial Bank' for its he quotations, and this little fact shows how the tide sets. “New private Jowed, and may be opened countries which have viet Russin. Those countries have not recognized soviet Russ probably open banks, through local agents. business vight now rew e now by recognized banks ure are conducted by | ract, taken | tussian | ily exchange al- those 80~ which wili | te numr-rl There's o lot of | in the way of exchange and fln:m(‘h\g imports. “Dr. Haskell Belitsky, er and brothers conduct politan bank in St. Paul, the Minn,, whose fath- Cosmo- is now here and trying to open a bank. He has already a shoe and factory. hat there are husiness ly while on a trip to i kestan, for the purpos terial for his factorics. him up near Tashkent, many shlkent, of robbed perfume hazards in , at present, he found out late- Tur- tting m Bandits held | him | of 60,000,000 rubles and took even his fur coat, so he had to come back to Moscow through the cold warm clothes."” without SUPERPHONE ASSURES SECRECY I TALKING Invention for Army and General Use Demonstrated in Signal Office in Washington. Jan. 25.—The phone,”” an apparently simpl: ment for telephones, which is . i assurg secrecy of cominunic rity from interruption make possible muitiplex has been demonstrated in of the Chief Signal Officer army. 1t Washington, and the of was shown that line to which “superphones” tached could be used ol conversations simultaneously that no two interrupt another two. The *“superphone,” ed, has been developed under rection of R. D. Duncan, Jr Ingineer of the - Corps search boratory of Standards, assisted by Isier, sistant radio engineer. Tt is on “wired wireless” or invented about ten years Major Gen. George O. S Signal Officer of the army. vention consists of a small, sct of instruments, stalled in any oftice or few minutes and connected with existing telephone lines. frequency poyed. ago mire, sidence t “Hnpe faeh tion and 10 telephouy, he one telephone were at- for a number and speakers could hear or | it was (‘:x]ylum-' the di- Chief r n the TBureau of | “line radio,” h\ Chief | The in- portable which may be in- Signal Gorps officialy said that the invention was of great value itary purposes, hecanse ot ance of communication. would he of hardly less value, Take Yeast Vitamon Tablets To Clear The Skin Build Firm *‘Stay-There’’ Flesh—Increase 1f you want to quickly clean your skin and complexion, put some firm b bones, increase your nerve force and power end look & mply try taking two of Mastin's tiny yeast VITAMO> fiesh on your per cent. better, with each meal watch the resul Mastin's VITAMON Tiabl ontain highly,concentra- ted yeast-vitami.es as well as the two other still more irapor- tant vitamines (Fat soluble A and Water soluble C) and are now being used by thousands. 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With the 0y, | ing office | pive qi mgtlade no long — NEXT WEEK — <1t N NMIVERSARY ADDED FEATURES Adivestly \{—_——-————vv- nm\\ \ternating currents ave em- | Wh ‘SA e e P e e 2L e —— in and to bankers desirable buslness men, o whom it Wit privacy in cont I8 ol commuuication GUN | TOTIN' OFFICER ||| 99 5y 22, 1 Iy Jan Buftalo 15 th a female dey N, manipu ing Miss Ilorence yoars old, Deputy halls NEA Horvice) bo=Brie county, county wead, sherlfft who i handeufys 'n' o, of "y Momberger, from Hamburg, Ao MBERG v ge outside of Buffalo, with public serviee for and has several ng the war she wis the U, 8. navy, attached to arean of Ordnance and the 1 of Supplies and Accounts. ard she went Lo Washingion in yvernment employ under A yeoman- civil home and the s deputy sheriff, back appoint- ERMAN CAK! LATERS Making Germany a Pastry Lovers, War Nation of or n, Jan, 25.-=The Germans have nation of cake eaters as a the habits formed during r. Cake < Wfternoon, S of community affair, Bertin, the honsewives ¢ dough to the community week-end and lay in ¢ following weelk. community bakery 1914 but it use ed to baking the ca iSvery Saturday is a ke every wias known merlly s wit for holi- hotiday increase in the ‘cake cat the n ty of famiiis sensed with butter and mar- d white or hrown brea it o ADVANCE PRICES at Are You flwuxl TURDAY NIGE T’3 Cecil B, Debiille | T TR SR Energy. i f Of what une are fine features with an unly, mottled skin, flabby flesh, ouches under the eye. or ookin: face? conditions, TAGLET curken cheeksy carewsrn, wicklys Let ' Vitamon correct there Ave Positively Cuaranteed to Put On Firm Flesh, Clear the Skin and Increase En Ev ergy When Taken With ory Meal or Money Back \ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1922, fident thit store s o owith the ous CAl-the-Years RRound hurban trade of any in Hartford for “hn- offerings our most geners Sus —owe have prepared hurban Day' with that will save you many dollars —Come and get your share, Wonderful Sale of 98¢ to $1.98 Lace Edges Panl and uen exquisite edges with m oand eeru, B Collurs — and a plece Prom come ti net bands in inches wide for Sets, and can be o or cie into separate points for ed i new Hpring Dress Teimming At Silverware and Jewelry Depts. Phere WHL Be Big Saviegs On Suburban Day shefiield Bread 'Trays; regu- lar roe Guaranteed Nivhel Alaym Clocks; regnlar $1.50 and $1.75 values at .. Novelty Necklaces in a great of the latest combinations ' $1.29 op m that sell regularly at $2.00, fo Pearl Necklaces in fengih; graduated beads; regu- $1.00 vatue 506 Watches in a nickel tay at . Guaranteed New Haven make, with vase; vegular § value at Women’s and Children’s Foetwear Tremendous Savings on suburban Day Pratt St. Shoe Shop. vomen's Brogue Oxtords in brown Scoteh cadi blavik o arRin and brown iltissia with i ik e hevls rl sport shoos this making a wonde values up to $9.00; for sale Women's Boots, Oxtords and L Pamps; a group of smart and M5 in boots, oxfords ap pumps in excellent quality brown or black dull cati, biack cioth and suede, satin, silver patent colt; the season’s newest * $4.69 and tytes i vatues up to $8.00, for . Youths'. Misses' s Shoes in Boys metal elk Chil call, biach kid. chovolate skin and brown Russin ¢ all styles of good, dep Jable es 8 245 made School Shoes; Vo and $ 100, Boots. her: kid welted Women's Dress of the finest quadity in black, ey, colt mouse and Goodyear values up $1.98 Women's 3 and 1 Buckle Are- tics, with b fiest qual- ity only: mavked $2 75 . .13 a pair to G Childdie patent wl heels: and $12: for ;_;‘ v Day at to $10 suby heel; fre Misses' an Avcties pir, to 2 and a Boyss of bt qu sanlay Siik Fland Bags Day made of me Suburhan v oprice (o e s ilaed e inmang 00 to price $1.50""$3.75 Shopping Bags Made of b v leatherette, ond strong; regular 38¢ Men'’s Wallets Made of fine extra laree value 50¢: Sahnrban Day price ... with card case and hool for recovds; sl arl: for 52. Jery spoe o Snburhan Day et HARTFORD Thursday, SUBU Jan. 26th DAY All Roads Lead to This Big Value Giving Store One Hundred New Spring TAILORED TWEED Sizes 16 to 44. Special for Suburban Day the values of which will anase v ides of brown, At the pr Jaunty dresses, anil are shown in several s Sl’()R'[‘S DRESSES $5.95 s ey cavey 4 number of the latest faghion touches nt time the regular vaiue of them is $10.98, New Spring Sports Jersey Suits SPECIAL FPOR SUBURBAN DAY \I/('~—l(: to 10 Park brown and navy blue suits of this excellent the coat has four pockets and belt sport material; and the skirt is a tailored model. A Small Group OF Seal Plush Coats That were formerly priced. at from $39.00 to $59.00. SPECIAL FOR SUBURBAN DAY $10 At valies a5 these will make this welcome to those who trade at for this quoted price % lined Such trey SUBURBAN DAY Wise, Sniith & Co's store, merely a fraction of what these belted, silk coais are worth, Infants’ White Wool Stockings in i (- \\hill \\'lml Stockings, 1 to slig 105 at this sale for Hosiery Dept. Women’s Pure Silk Hese hose made full fashioned th lisle sole abd ton: 32,25 Value For ... 818 Hosiery Dept. Women’s Union Suits the Stmmer . 50¢ pure sl camed back . v Nizes 9 and 915 only, bramd in black—= loose knee and low ne: W—Hizes 36 to 38 only—S§&1 valu suburban Day Only Vor Gortics Knit Underwear Dept. Voile Waist In Corded and plain voiles, embroidery and Jace trimmed—=$1.00 and §$1.59 Values — For “Thivd Floor All Wool Slip-On Sweatcers $1.2 different weaves and 2,08, for g Thivd |-‘|un| epe Night Gowns In flesh coior crepe, with hemstitched value, for i . 50c¢ “u\tl l hml Infants’ Dresses and Skirts Tong Al 1 lllh)l(ll{l\’ 208 l'a('lL for Third Floor In several colors—Value yoke—79¢ dresses and trimmed 75¢ short amples; 08— Cne lot of infants’ skivts that ar with bes Values up to § Women’s Strap Wrist Cape Gloves maode and 2 : ¢ is casily wasl 08 value pique sewn, +and perfect . $1.98 fitting—MN L B Por This sale 1-Clasp »in white, with contr Women'’s Chamois Glove, ¥ '~lIll£ ' areel b tl\ nd \I‘Il—',\" sizes: 82, Mocha Finish (hdmmsette Gloves ~clasp Mocha finish chamoi «d backs—In brown or gre, te glov —itegular Women's stk embroided SO0 Vo Por SUBURDBAN DAY At Bungalow Aprons . trimmed with belt; well nade th or fine quality peres braid and with clastic marked from 98¢ for SUBURBAN DAY To ... Third Floow Rempers Of Chamtray and gingham in Peg-top and Dutch styles; =ome ereepers in the lot sizes 1 to 6 years; redneed fr House Dresses ) value in gingham and percale anteed to wash well; new spring $1.74 A cgulvar housedvesse Third Floox nren AN DAY 2 i 12'¢ m Weight Shiris ol Underwear oy 3C Union Suitsg $3.49 cven Bondred Meng with slip-easy €5¢c sizes from $1.79 HONYX" BRAND MERCE — SUBUR MEN'S 35¢ CORDOVAN, NAYY, SUBDE Mew' 17¢ Cotton Half Hose in Rlacl Cordovan and Grey—=Saburban bay pri and Natural Wool 2.00 Shivts for Moen: al band stale or collar tached models: sizes 01 to 15, for f-in-hand Ties for en onds, Yrice $1.00 =itk band Hubautnn » Men's 8030 lhaki Dlannel Stives in oo 171, suburhan Day Pyice DOURLE RICU—1 I SOLL 108E—IN BLACK, . $1.00 Shivts of dark 79¢ T to 16 09¢ Fand or Collar nd woven Men's £0.00 fack Rabbit? W blue of wery ~I|h( cut big and in madras and khaki—sizes o that arve Day ivice dicht and covded atteched sty htly ct—Suburtan [HETRRE L3 P in Shoys f e ias lor g fes, Styles, Soys’ Pionnelotte Blowses; night poinmas.. fTeg 81.00 Subarban Day. at cach shirts, 50c¢ peveade hiot $1.25 warmer Lor Men's 25¢ Lion Brand Soft ¢ ollars for, . REDUCTIONS ON HOUS Qo --v La IST ARE AT SUBURBAN DAY LOW PRICES DOWNSTAIRS wized Tron Garbage Can— Value Rotl Ton 1 » Box—White Enamele pantry; Vaine Steel St £1.10 Vaiue for Piece Pantry Canister Sets, for Sozar, «l tin—Value $1.75; sale price Four white enamel White “nameled Flour Can holds Price er that ¥lour, 1; an article necded in every No matter where you live it will pay you to come to our store—"Suburban Day" you can SAVe your Car fare many times Realizing that the in- ducements must be extraordi- nary, we've made them so great that this store should surely be your destination, $3 and $4 Blouses For Suburban Day On Sale Main Floor, South Aisle I'ront, for Suburhan Day we oficr three hundred very ate tractive Crepe de C| , Geor- gotte I Striped Satin Blouses in the Newest Spring Models, All Sizes and Colors $l 98 Choice Amoskeag Apron Ginghams In assorted blue checks; regu- lav Suburban Day Per Yard 12] Cc American Made 19¢ values; for Percales In the newest Spring patterns and colorings; 36 inches wide; regular 19¢ values; for this sale 8 Yards for $1.00 Bleached Sheeting Extra Meavy Bleached She 9-1 regular value: Suburban Day 2:/;‘ Yards for $1.00 Unbleached Cotton 86 i 5 bales to scll in this regular 14c¢ grade for Suburban day ing; wide; 50¢ wide; only Boys’ Separate Trousers In fancy wool mixtures” and corduroys, strongly made, all taped seams and come in sizes for boys from ¢ years; worth §2.00; ha!f price ot have t to " 81, 00 Boys’ Wash Suits etty Suits, one-picce hutton-on trousers and wonderful selec. tion of pretty stripes and plain colors; all absolutely fast; for little chaps from 3 to 8 years of $2.00: Suburban corduroy wash tops; a i worth Day price only Men’s Overalls and Jumpers blue also hickory stripes; strongly made with double seams, Limit two garments to cach customer and narked for Subur- $1 00 ban Day at \\orlh $1.75 Of heavy denim, Men’s and Youths’ Suits Of all wool materials, all good handsomely tailored; petierns, 530,008 just worth $25.00 and for Suburban Pay at the price Men’s Trousers worsteds and cheriots, y tailored to fit properly: lots of gomd patterns; £5.00 garment, to sell Subur- W-B and P. N Corscts Regular $2.00 Corsets of fine coutil, with med n and low bust, long hip, with clastic in- sertion in back; graduated front steel in sk 20 to 30;