New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 18

PEOPLE! Here is a shoe message we would like to shout from the house tops, we want to drive it home to every man and woman in this Answer the Bugle Call to Economy Tomorrow Thi will b (iloss community, it is vital to your economic wel- fare, Every pair of Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, MEN'S CALI" Good styles, good workmanship, Goodyear Rubbers, Arctics and Hosiery must be cleared out of our store before February 28th and you will clear them out because our prices will compel you to buy ! THE LORRAINE SHOE CO. IN'S GOODYEAR, LA MEN'S of genuine Formerly $9.85. CROSSE AND HUB MARK Guaranteed 1st quality Rubbers $119° ™ ‘ormerly §1.50. THE. LORRAINE SHOE CO. 236 MAIN STREET, in black Formerl JAPS TELL WHAT 91 DEMANDS MEAN Treatits Must Be Respected Says | Shidehara Washington, Feb. 3, (Associated Press).—Japan's formal declaration made yesterday by Amhnssar].ox; Shi- dehara regarding the twenty-one de- mands follows: ‘1. Japan is ready to throw open to the joint activity of the Interna- tional Tinancial Consortium recently organized, the right of option granted exclusively in favor of Japanese capi- tal, with regard, first, to loans for| the construction of railways in South Manchuria and Xastern Inner Mon- golia, and, second, to loans to be se- cured on taxes in that region; it be- ing understood that nothing in the present declaration shall be held to fmply any modification or annulment of the understanding recorded in the | officially announced notes and memo- randa which were exchanged among the governments of the countries rep- resented in the consortium and also among the national financial groups composing the consortium, in relation * to the scope of the joint activity of that organization. “2. Japan has no intention of in- sisting on her preferential rights under the Sino-Japanese arrange- ments in question concerning the en- gagement by China of Japanese ad- vise:s or instructors on political, fi- nancial, military or police matters in South Mnnchurl B Withdraws Reservations, “3. Japan is further ready to withdraw the reservations which she made, in proceeding to the signature of the Sino-Japanese treaties notes of 1915, to the effect that group five of the original proposal of the Japanese government would he post- poned for future negotiations. “It would be needless to add that all matters relating to Shantung con- tained in those treaties and notes have now been definitely adjusted and disposed of, | “In coming to the decision, which I have had the honor to announce, Japan has been guic fairness and moderation, ways in view China having al- W and igard to China’s sove led by a spirit of | | conference of old overcign rights{one of the and the principle of equal opportuni- | may have ¢ Can't Yicld to Chinese. In leading up to this declaration Mr. Shidehara said in part: “At a previous session of this com- mittee the Chinese delegation pre- sented a statement urging that the| Sino-Japanese treaties and notes of 1915 be reconsidered and cancelled, The Japanese delegation, while ap- preciating the difficult position of the Chinese delegation, does not feel at liberty to concur in the procedure to which China has now resorted with a view to cancellation of internation- al engagements which she entered into as a free sovereign nation. “It is presumed that the Chinese delegation has no intention of calling in question the legal validity of the compacts of 1915, which were for- mally signed and sealed by the duly authorized representatives of the two governments and for which the ex- change of ratifications effected in conformity with established interna- | tional usages. . “If it should once be recognized that rights solemnly granted by treaty may be revoked at any time on the ground that they were conceded against the spontaneous will of the grantor, an exceedingly dangerous precedent will be established with | far-reaching consequences upon the stability of the existing international relations in Asia, in Burope and ; sanctity Of Treaties “The statement of the Chinese delegation under review declares that China accepted the Japanese de- mands in 1915, hoping that a day would come when she would have the opportunity of bringing them up for reconsideration and cancellation. It is difficult to understand the meaning of this assertion. It cannot be the intention of the Chinese delegation to intimate that China may conclude a treaty with any thought of break- ing it at the first opportunity. “The Chinese delegation maintains that the treaties and notes in ques- | tion are derogatory to the principles adopted by the conference with re- ignty and inde- pendence. It has, however, been | held by the conference on more than | one occasion that concessions made | by China ex contractu, in the exer- cise of her own sovereign rights, can- not be rvegarded as inconsistent with her sovereignty and independence. The Old Gricvance. (A, delegation bring itself to the conclusion tha useful purpose will be served by rch and re-examination at grievances which nations represented here against another, It will he more in line with the high air of the p ol cannot | any re this panese The Cohan Kids At Palm Beach (© YNOERWOO D There are hundreds of children of prominent familie Fla., ing more Attcntmn than those of George M. Cohan, actor George, Jr., Helen and Mary are at play in a ing the winter at Palm Beach, producer. Iere swimming pool. spend- | & attract- | wuthor-| but none of them ar Formerly attached, blucher, bal and brogue styles NEW BRITAIN sen, the Farm Labor Party’s presidential candidate at the last| of Russia. fidence. of 19 hap laration."” whiskey NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, in the shoe business is a is _aupon and 5S¢ 1y @ bottle of Whittemore’s French tomorrow, 1 hottle to a customer. KIN SHOES welted with rubber hee $2°99 A Pair 5 to §7.85. (] W $7.85—Women's 2 and 3 Strap And Low Heels $0.85—\Women's Scoteh Low Rubber Heel BEST GRADE SHOES calfskin and cordovan leather; Also 0":10]‘(1" In wing “p'\.' Women who suffer from foot $4o99 $7.50—Women's “Doris” Cushion Comfort Shoes FEBR once they see the values! N ——————————— OING OuUT SHOES—SHOES ... $3.99 $4.99 -ru(ll (l\luflh _— \\llh $8.50—Women's Arch Support Shoes 192, UARY 3, thing of the past. 1 IMEN'S Pumps — Military troubles, owe it to themselves to These Shoes, Sole MISSES AN $0.00—Practical Health Shoes F Sizes 12 to 2 — Now $5.50-—Practical Health Stzes 8 to 11 — Now MEN'S DRESS SHOES and tan calfskin with rubber heels Calf Skin VT $3.59 * ™ y $7.85 BOYS' A Ch las Ge ho str wa a Ry sio A supper and so low. Mi A with a number of gifts. buffet lunch Blair, branch of the Women's D CHILDREN'S ‘or Misses' $1.95--Misses’ Shoes in Black uml Brown $8.00-=Children’s Stardy SHORS +.vvvevrrveesiinsinss $1 89 ND YOUTHS' $6.00—-Boys’ Dress Shoe — Now .. $5.30—Boys' Dress Shoes — Now .. $4.95—Youths' Tan Calf Shot — NOW ..ooiviivrennns, $2 79 $3.00—Little Gents' and Youths' Arctics rist church in Hars al hour will fol- iscellaneous Shower to Miss Losetta Ryan miscellaneous shower was held t night at the home of Mrs. orge Roden of North street, in nor of Miss Loretta Ryan of Clark ect. s Ryan presented The evening and song, and served. Miss bride of John M s passed with games was an will become the Februavy 22. LEETING of this the Hartford Board of Mis- of the iss Gertrude I. treasurver of ns, addressed 4 meeting This photo just received from Russia shows P. P, Christian- Ioctmn, conferring with Lenin. Christiansen is making a tour . OI' A, SOCIAL, | to look forward to thej with the hope and with con- | ronference uture | Entertainment o Be Purnished Wash- view, however, the, ington Camp Tonight. have taken place in! conclusion of | Washington camp, No. 9, P. 0. §. of ies and notes A, will tonight hold the first of a| delegation is|series of meetings at which degrec | of the pres st | work ‘will'be omitted. ang high class | following ded- | entertainments will provide the inter- {('s' of the eveaing. " | On the program for this evening {will appear Dewey Norton of New | ROt Bricain in recitations and Harold An- | derson, well known soprano soloist of “Having in hanges which he situation since the he Sino-Japanese ti the Japanesc o avail itselr ceasion to make the Sick elephant will acept ony and onions as medicine. TEL. 483 70 WEST MAIN o Lalgcsl Ret.ulers of Iualllv Meats in U. S. EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY FRESH NATIVE FOWL & CHICKENS — The Better Kmd ity 42C L n17c Lean Fresh i 2 5 c » 18¢ w 16¢ " Lean Smalil b l4c Pork Loins Tender Pork Chops ... Boneless Pot Roast Lean Smoked Shoulders Prime Rib Roasts Hams .... Ib 22¢ Home Made Sausage .. Ib 25C Tender Pot - 160 Roasts . 25c Lean Cross Rib Roastc e ib B T PRINT BUTTER ....... ARMOUR’S SMOKED HAMS FRESH CALVES’ LIVER ..... { SPARE RIB Judging from the crowds that jammed our store since the opening of our sale, one would think that hard times We are doing the husiness, because our prices compel the people to buy You men, women, heads of families! You looking to make the most of your present, hard carned dol- lars, We urge you to heed this call to econpmy ! ‘Our $17,000 stock of Shoes and Rubber Goods must be sold to the last pair within the next three weeks and we will sell them because our prices will compel you to buy ! who are MEN’S ONE BUCKLE ARCTICS Just the thing for teamsters and men who work outdaors! Former price $1.95...........A Pair 99c¢ LITTLE BOYS' RUBBER BOOTS Every pair felt lined; sizes 6 to 11. Former Price 2005 5 vt s v i i AP aly $1 29 LITTLE GENTS’ STURDY SHOES Of Tan Lotus Calf with Goodyear welted sol Former price $3.85 . A P Owing To Going Out of Business Terms Will Be Strictly Casly undJ No Refunds—TFollow the Red Arrows To Fcomomy addressed o meeting of the Professional Women's supper at the Y. W. C. A, It was the first annual 'h\nqml Mrs. Stanley Galpin, also a Mrs, Louise Rose, of Hartford, |member of the Jeague nr_ women chairman of the disarmament com-'voters, spoke of the gecomplishments mittee for the state league of women of the league. Safe TIL6Ae tor INFANTS acd INVALIDS ASKFOR Horlick’s the Original Aomd Imitations BIYP=N and Substituies 3 in Powder Porlnfants, Invalidsand Growing Children | Richmilk, m.hed grain extract The Oflgh’znl Food-Drink For All Ages |No Coo.:mz—Nann.bmg = Digestible Women's League, of the tional church in Bristol noon. this after- Congrega- { | and Dusine club at a | last evening. & PW. ADDRESSES HARTFORD Lots of Women Have Been Waiting For These Dresses Two-piece Jersey Dresses illustrated sizes 38 to 46, in a wool jersey cloth of unusual quality in Henna, bright green, 3.98 brown and Chamois. with very full skirts Two-piece Jersey Dresses, Special Liberally eut and Developed sizes 14-—38. SALIL OF $27.50 TAILORED DRI MEN'S WEAR for the woman who dresses conscrvatively. are the colors offered, Specially Priced Saturday SSES OF Navy blue and black $20.00 Smart New Tailored Suits of Tweed our jaunty coat which is of very mannish cut. tailored skirt is also pocketed. patch pockets adorn the front of the tailored $18 98 The = 2 New Style Coats THE NEW DOUBLE FACEED POLO SPORT COATS of heavy double faced material that lends itself so well to the new mannish models, priced several dollars lower than $25 00 o coats of like qudlity will be found at other shops. SILK LINED POLO COATS The vogue for Polo Coats makes these doubly attractived at this very low price, belted sport effects large patch pockets and collars which can be buttoned $19 00 . ALL THE HANDSOME WINTER COA THAT WERE PRICED UP TO $59.00 models in with high to the neck . ALL THIS WON WINTER COATS T W I PRICED U TO $39.00. including many of the best models the season produced. Priced Saturday for Clearance lined and coats with inetuded. Priced $15.00 Silk fur colls Saturd, Clearance . ...