New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1922, Page 9

~ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FEBRUARY 7, 192%. The McMillan Store, Ie. TUESDAY, classen for police and firemen Are der constderation, Genora: Seore Phys Director strom have heen GYM, CLASSES FOR lund 1t I8 altogether licely that co-operation of the pollee and ‘umummxum---‘ may be asked, al- “Y" Gontomplates Training [or soven wo statcinciin ws 1o an”suen 1, Barnes and Joweph (G, Herg contemplating ton the Hire tary " NOTIONS INVISIBLE HAIR PINS Regulur each bc—each 2¢ VEILINGS THIRTY NEW PIECES All fashionable colors Guartians of Lo and Property AT = the Believing thnt ard of the pavtments physieal stand de- | o local poilen and fire improved wystematic covvee in o physioad tealn i, locut Youna Men's Gl tnn asio- clation officlals are plan wherehy this may he SV cquipped with wl) paratus for hysical improv. could he hy conter FKONEYS AND | BLADDER B[]IHER Take Salts to fMlush Kidneys ar tralize irvivating acids, Kidney and Dladder weakness re sult from uric acid, says a noted au- thority, The kidneys filter this acid from the blood and p on to the bladder, where iL often remains to frritate and inflame, causing a burn- ing, sealding sensation, or setting up | an irritation at the neck of the blad- der, obliging yon to seek relief two or three times during the night, The| sufferer is in constant dread, the w sometimes with o scalding | BONE ry profuse; again, | there {5 difficulty in voiding it. Bladder weakness, most folks call| because they can’t control urina- | While it is extrernely annoying sometimes very painful, this is really one of the most simple ail- ments to overcome. Get about four ounces of Jad Salts from your phar- macigt and take a tablespoonful in & glass of water before bhreakfast, n-| tinue thig for two or three days. This | will neutralize the acids in the u 80 it no longer is a source of irrl to the bladder and urin org: which then act normally Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is made from the acid of grape: and lemon juice, combined with lith and is used by thousands of folk who are subject to u disorde caused by uric acid irritation, Jad | Its is splendid for kidneys and causes no bad effects whatever, Here you have a pleasant, Nt lithin-water drink, quickly relieves bladder trouble. it, tion. and effer- | which | Much Rheumatism This is rheumatism weather, and Clark & Brainerd Co. is having a large demand for RRheuma, the one rem -‘ for this diseasp they sell with guar- | entec of money back if it fails. WCHAN SUFFERED : IN SILENCE former resident of New Aubura, Maine, wrote: ‘““There must be lots of women who feel as T did. 1 suffered in silence on account of my pride, but now I know that a good laxative is essential to good heaith. 1 neg-| lected my health, pretending T was all | right when I wasn't. I had terrible pains, was ‘grouchy’ and my head- acheg almost killed me with pain, .mrl‘ worst of all I had a sallow, unbecom- | ing complexion which was not helped | Yy face powders. Why didn't I try to| ure myself rather than pretend? | After taking Dr. True's Elixir, the | True Family Laxitive, I now know | | Barnes lage city, o nev- | | decrease in empl lea | evidence of lu.uhlu rter Sometime ago a group of Alscussing (e mnttor with id as soon the two pla- toon system was i 1 | it ey -m.mmn (, they wepe % in ot ivantag on wnd e paysieal fnste otos womany pelleemen in the aver whiere there iy no systematle ulid run 100 yards Mr, Mergstrom ng the ques- | Erituin has as fine o lot policemen any town or city 1 )1, he continued, "Dut they've y themseives physically in order to maintain their firemen in "y rO)1Te cal i tene of the us- physical training, ¢ after u crook,” asked Hhis morning in disey Ttlon, “New inow ¢ ,;\»1 to lee e '! e He «Mlh derred to the rigid rules for ithietie training in use in the York police depurtmient. Run- wrestiing, otes, are a few prepured Lo the classes il hoxing, thing Bt YN ¢h to pelicemen in i t 1 ever coiue - NUMBER OF JOBLESS DEGREASED IN JAK, {Unemployment Sx‘.lld tion Better, According to Dept ol Labor Washington, 1%eb. T.—Unemploy- ment decreased «h.npl\ in the Uniicd States during January, the depar ment of labor reported and 40 of 6 citios and industrial centers had 4.2 per cent more wo on payrolls Jan. 31 n on be The calen- lation was made from the actual re- ports of 1,420 concerns norinally em- ploying more than 500 people each. rly all indi outside of textiles and railroads increased Jabor forces. In Detroit, cen- the automobilc industry, the s was 80,0 per cent; in Sioux 21 per and in San weisco 14.3 per ed with four cent ment among 40 cities reporting creases. Denve r of cent; ner improve- in- largoest de- owed the ment with a crease in the number of employed of 43.7 per cent during the month while C‘hattanooga, Tenn., lost 16 per cent; Johnstown, Pa., 14,1 and Philadel- phia cight. In New York the report- decrease in employment was 1.8 per cent. While the indication ¢ ment in | for Januar Federal Bmployment Se in the report, “income in employment in metal products other than iron and steel, and miscellaneous industries is the encouraging feature.” “The feeling that there: will decided change for the better i spring is manifested everywhere,” he wdded and scems to be hased on red prosperity Colo., ‘fail to give any Mtinl improve- wredicted results the be car ly optimism. (‘II‘TY (-I'IL DLOI‘ES WITH WAR CRIPPLE Ardmore .‘! One - Lezged, And Pretty Debutante Wed At Phila- delphia City Hall — Wayne 8. of Ardmore, Feh. T. ght, Philade!phia, Vetterlein, twenty- Chicago was || and not mere |! Values blc yard—yard 25c. A== — - - ErTEma—— HANDKERCHIEFS FINE QUALITY LINEN Women's Men's 6 for $1.90 3 for $1.00 Gloves and Mlttens \\'mm-n Atluldrenq — THIS MEA 'RIBBONS SPECIAL SALE WIDE RIBBONS Heavy quality; plaids, Roman stripes, also satin taffeta, com- binations Va WOMEN’S All $2.5! to 89¢ yard—yd. 49c¢. LINGERIE WASH RIBBONS 10 vard roils No. 1 and No. 114. Value 60c-T5¢ roll. B¢ ... ... .. 3 rolls $1.00. \ 10 yard rolls No. 2, No. 3 Y dl\](\n %1.00-$1.25 roll, 2 rolls 51 00 00 CHILDREN’S S All 39¢ 23 pair HOSIERY DEPT. SILK HO! Black and colors. Pair $2.00. Black, white, cordovan . Trade in | New Britain Day Wednesday and meshes '_Always Relinble— 3 ASS'T HAIR PINS FENWAY HAIR N Regula " BLUE Single and Double Mesh Regular 26¢—15¢. ngle Mesh 6 for 25¢. JE BIRD HAIR NETS r 2 for 25¢—10 for $1.00. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES ARE BEIN OFFERED. EVERYONE SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE - OF THIS OPPORTUNITY. 0 values .\ale price SHOOL HOSE Value $1.2 values. $1.00 " WOMEN MENS DEPT Cotten Hose Cordovan and black 6 pair for $1.00. Shirts 60-80 sq. Percales Guaranteed Full cut—Fast color $1.00 each. Blue Chambray Collai band and soft collar SHIRTS $1.25 valuc—each §$1.00. WOMEN and TR Regular a ')“C pan— Heavy Double Th Table Damask,,5 Good Quality Wh Neckwear PURE SILKS Values 75¢ each—2 for $1.00 KNITTED TIES In plain colors Black, brown, navy 95¢ values—2 for $1.50. Bleached Outing CORSETS discount on following: Nemo Stylish Stout Stylish Slender Warner Bon-ton 5 Muslin, 59¢ value, .. 0% La Camille R. & G C. & P. Thomson GARME 98¢ value—2 CURTAIN MARQUI‘%FT’[‘E White and ecru—regular 25¢ yard. Black, cordovan. 38 with or without feet. BURSO IUMPH nd outsize 3 fm $1 00 DOMESTICS Pure Bleached Linen Crash, red horder, good weight . ... read Turkish Towels BHCIVRINGE A e ol s -inch wide, good patterns, 65¢ value ...... ite Cheese Cloth, o) DRESS GOODS Heavy All Wool Serge, navy, brown, red; 42-inch wide; $1 Prunt of-the-Loom Shirtings, fast color stripes . Flannel, heavy and soft; 15¢ quality 3 for $1.00 Flannelette, 98c value ... 2 for $1.00 CHILDREN'S SLEEPING R O 3 for $1.00. } SLIP-ON SWEATERS ‘ $1.49 each. | NTS for $1.50. and PANTS Grey Fleeced Ribbed 5 2 to 16 years—values ““SANDMAN" Knit Sleeping Garments Sizes 2 to 10 years Sale Pnce $1.00 nale pr|ce 2 for $1. 00. Women’s and Children’s -Pants, Knit Corset Cove ~‘ Values to 98¢ o w s e i e 1D Y ATAR .25 value .. . 314 vards for BUNGALOW APRONS Percales, large size ... 150 "CORTICELLI SILK THREAD 100 KNT UNDERWEAR | CHILDREN’S VESTS "MERRICK'S DARNING TWIL COTTON 3 Spools for 6¢. LLIMANTIC THREAD White and black vard spool—each 4c¢. All colors. vard spool; value 17c. Each 12c. ‘\’nluox 3‘)0—~18c. V. \FW ON (,AR’N RS aluv 25 >c--—ym ch. 59c. 3 for $1.00. (H 25 to $1.85 1 'S VES Value Zfic—p.m- 19c. 3 yards; value 1214c—6c, RIC RAC BR! ILDRI \RTI‘I‘,.) LlN(. ERIE TAPE ya rds; value ; and BODICES Fine quality lisle, band tape tops| “value 15¢ 10¢ Valun ]")n_‘Gc. e et W -mcn 1LAS White only, SHETLAND FLOSS 2 TO Lemon $1.00 vee... 4 for $1.00 2 yards for 15 yards for $1.00 $1.00 Sachet Face Powder . Talcum (Glass) Talcom (Tin) . S Compacts, nm"le and [¢ ouble YARNS All colors ’c hall—.) for $1.00, ILET GOOD3 MARY GARDEN Cream . 45¢ 89¢ b1 29¢ 89¢c o 5 19¢ Ne et The p! yard cvevs.. 8 yards for SECOND FLOOR GHT GOWNS | | .. 69c cach 1 2 Waist THIRD FLOOR rices on all AR:' GOODS have been greatly redueed. Good buys will be found at this Department. BOY." CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS Ju—st 10 left in navy blue. .... each $2.00 0dd Lot of BLUE SERGE SKIRTS band 26-inch.—each $1.00.. . BATISTE DRESSES Infants—each 49c. ALUMINUM Extra values—special table $1.00. BLANKETS and COMFORTABLES that a lax was what I needed. | socicty man and one-legged veleran My complexion cleared up, blemishes | of the world war, and Miiss Helen vanished and everyone remarked how | Hart Sheldon, twenty-one, pretty 80- muclt better I looked.” girl, who drove an ambulance 300 Pair Curtains Made of hemstitched Scrim with neat Wednesday 5 yards for $1.00. SILKOLINE for COMFORTABLE lace edges—white and ecru—all Dr. Truc's Btixic used for over 70 years. 40c—G0c—-$1.20. I | GIRLS! LEMONS WHITEN ROUGH CHAPFED HAND i Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces nf\ Orchard White, which any drug store | ( will supply for few cents, shake | well, and you have a quarter-piat of | harmless and delightful lemion-bleach | Iotion to soften and whiten red, rough | or chapped hands. This liome-made | lemon Jotion ix far superior to giycer- fn and rose water to smoothen the skin. Famous stage heanties use it to | bleach and bring ths sott, v]mr,; rosy-white complexion, because it} doesn’t irritate. e | a e Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair It yvou want to keep vour hair in | good condition, be careful what you wagh it with, Moest goaps and prepared shampoos crntain too much alkall, This dries the ecalp, makes the halr brittle, and | i very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut hzmpoo (which s pure and en- | greascless), §8 much bétter than thing else you can use for shan- ¢ing, as this can’t possibiy be halr, Simply molsten your hair with wa- tar and rub it in. One or two tea. spoonfule of Mulsified will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hajr and sealp thor- | oughly The Jather rinses out casiiy and removes overy particle of dust, | dirt, dandruft and-excessive ofl, The | lair dries quickiy and evenly, and it legves it fine and efiky, bright, flufty and easy to manage, You ean get Mulsified cocoanut ofi hampoa at any drug stor It is very encep, And a fow ounces ls enough to everyone in the famnlly moutise, Be gure your drugglst glves you Mulsified, | injure | | | of their p | fora, for | !grand clety for the emerg urday and we by Magistrate been refused two clergymen have the consent Expecting parental had told only a few intimate Sut- hah ey had moraing by hecause they did not ot their parents. opposition, they friends id “eloped” city Mr. Vetterlein drove an ambulance in France before the United States en tered the war. A sheil hit his car and he was wounded so severely that it became necessary He spent months in hospitals and since his return, with the [Irenci \lp.nmo Militaire and the Croix de Juerre, has undergone several opera tions, one recey Shelton ck Hart Shelton. He amateur theatricals, and for- Little Theater. Her rents are in New York at present. She mads her how to society two yoars ago. She was in the chorus of “Phe Marriage Tax,” given by society folk ‘recent’y at the Bellevue-sitrat-| ested merly owned the but her about an, m Wi on expert horsew recently she was thrown horse and injured. She for the first time Iriday, She i 79 PERISH IN sNOw Tokio Train Buried Under Avalanche ..—Many More Bodics May Still Be| Pound. Feb. 7, (By Associated | -— Boventy-nine hodies ad recovered today from the Wi ed train which was buried by on avalanche Saturday at Ttoigawa station. Most oft he vietims weare crushed when the roofs of the conches col- jppsed under the weight of rocks and | snow, It was belleved that least dozen hodles were still buried under the wreckage. Toikio, Press). Leen at a to amputate a leg. |2 COVERINGS Value 29¢ vd., Wednesday 4 yds: §1.00 WHITE RUFFLED CURTAINS With Tie Backs. Extra value—$1.00 pair. value. Wednesday ham, Ala., Chattanooga, Tenn., Lurny Va.,, and Washington. The pa \\|H reach New Haven at 7:30 a. m. May Templar at New Orleans, 29, The start will be from this city at 1 p. m., April 20, in a special train, The return will be by way of Birming- The Kind You Iavo Always Bought has borne tho signa= ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, and fins been made under his personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no ono to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and ssJusieas=good’’ are but experiments, and endanger tho health of Children—Expericnce against Experiment., Never attempt to relieve your baby with a remedy that you would use for r)urself w.What is CASTORIA a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- rroric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Jor more than thirty years it has been in constant use fortho velief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Piarr aliaying TYeverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and llowels, alds tho as- gimilation of ¥ood; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Comfort—The Mother’s Friend, Bears the Signature of TEMPLARS PLA GRAND ENCAMPME! \T ‘ho itinerary §s glven of a trip of ' the .grand commander of Connecticut and subordinate commanderics to the ! (hirty-Aifth triennlal conclave and in Use I"or Over 30 Y;ars THE CENTAUR OONCANY, NEW YORK Oy, encampment of the Knights ready to hang—complete with valance. ' OMOKE NUISANCE T0 BE AVOIDED Inspector to Be Appomted in New Haven if Plans Carry Out ¥eb. T.—A definite abatement by New Haven, plan for the of smoke nuisance in this city, the ap- pointment of a 8moke inspector has been adopted by the smoke abate- ment commission of the Chamber of Commerce. At a meeting of the commission held Wedgesday the chairman, L. P. Breckenridge, was directed to consult with Mayor Gerald and if the general plan isap- proved by the mayor, to appoint an executive committee who will pro- coed to carry it out. The proposed smoke inspector ac- cording to the plan adopted would probably come under the city en- gineer, it being suggested that a present employe~in that department could be appointed to the task. The smoke inspector would co-operate with the Chamber's commission in an, effort to abate all unreasonable smoke in the city In addition a technical advisory cominittee would be appointed to give suggestions and general assis- tance to the smoke inspector as he may desire. In the opinion of the smoke abate- ment commission of the Chamber, present conditions are not so bad but it is feared that they may be- come worse unless steps are taken to get the situation in hand. Tt is suggested that an education campaign and the stimulation of My 1 Exceptlonal . Pair $l 00 200 Rag Rugs Extra Value, Wed. $1,00 each rather than legal enact- ments the best method of pro- cedure. Inspection of all new es- tablishments where it is expected soft coal will be burned, is suggested and it is also planned that plant owners will co-operate in the en- deavor to abate the nuisance. The annual cost of the proposal plan which will include reports to plant owners and publication of ma- terial for the public is estimated at $5,000, civic pride is CELEBRATES RIRTHIN\Y George Greatorex, manager of the New Dritain Hide and Tallow com- PAIN GONE! RUB SORE, RHEUMATIC ACHING JOINTS Stop *“‘dosing” rheumatism. It's pain only. St. Jacob's Oil will stop any pain, and not one rheu- matism case in fifty requires internal treatment. Rub soothing, penetrat- ing St. Jacobs Oil right on the tender spot, and by the time you say Jack Robinson—out comes the rheumatic pain and distress. St. Jacobs Oil is a harmless rheumatism liniment which never disappoints, and doesn't burn the skin. It takes pain, soreness and stiffness from aching joints, muscles and bones; stops sciatica, lumbago, backache and neuralgia. Limber up! Get a small trial bottie of old-time, honest St. Jacobs Oll from any drug store, and in a moment you'll be free from pains, aches and/ stiffness. Don’t suffer! Rub rheu- matism away. One dollar off already reduced prices on purchase $5.00 and over. COCOA DOOR MATS Regular $1.25-—Wednesday $1.00. who has been confined to his at 130 Wooster street, Barnes- dale, for the past 14 weeks with fli- , ness, quietly observed his birthday Sunday pany, home Twenty air lines, covering a total distance of 6,000 miles, are in operas tion in Europe. BEST MILK & FOR. BABY 1S FASTEUHIZED Raw, untreated milk {s dnngernu for Baby for RAW MILK contains large numbers of germs that may wreck its life—germs that are ren- deréd harmless by only ONE method, PASTEURIZATION. OUR PASTEURIZED MILK Is safe for young and old—it i3 really wfe because not alone does it come from heal'hy cows and handled with sanitary « 3 but it is ALSO PAS- TEURIZER making it absolutely pure. GIVE US A TRIAL, J. E. Seibert'& Son .Pasteurmd Milk & Cream