New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 15

MOTHER Move Chil‘;i‘s Bowels with “California Fig Syrup” ERESSES—TN K child loves {he “fruity” ifornin Ilg Syrup.’ If littie tongue is coated, or if your oss, feverish, full of | ., 4 teaspoonful w never f(all to open the bewels, In a few howrs u can see for yourself siow (horc ali the con- ar bile and waste | ftle beweis and playful child again. thers keep “Cali- handy. They know Ltoday saves a sick child Ask your druggist for “California Iig Syrup” which has directions for bables and children of ali ages printed on bot- tle. Mother! You must ‘say “Cali- fornta” or vou may get an imitation fig syrup. RUSSIAN PRODUCTS ARE HAIR SUPPLIES Conniry Licks Nearly Every Sort of Manufactured Article Moscow, March 10.—Russian mar- kets lack nearly every-sort of manu- factured article the world can afford, unless it be artificial hair, perfumes and toilet articles. The beauty par- lors teem to have adequate supplics and are doing a thriving business. The man who loses a colar bvitoln in Moscow is ruined. It is a tragedy when collars and shirts wear out. The odds and ends in the shops are chiefly the sizes for very smali bLoys and giants. The neckties are pat- terns which German dealers couldn't sell at home. Window Displays Shopkeepers put everything attrac- tive they have in their windows. In- quiry within always demonstrates that they have no stock in regular sizes. Government taxes on merchants ,arc mounting daily and the merchants = = W R D)) S I3} i< 33 = T Z=9 = = (D) S OIS gmali | Mos puper for their licenses, which at the government rate is 000 gold | 1yhies, or aboul §300. Invitation Tho news that vited to particip ference j e the 1t i 'S notion sho side s v 40,001,000 in cow are ¢ Relief da had been iIn- n the Genoa con- great relief to | merchants who are having great diffl- culty in aequiring new stock. One merchant who formeriy had a great | drygoods store in Moscow and s now running a combination shop where béth old and new clothing and house- hold effects are sold, made the pre- diction, upon hearing eof the Genoa Invitation, that three months after itussia received foreign credit, it will be one of the best places in the world for merchants, “We haven't any goods, get stocl he exclaimed, pointing to his odd rtineut of wearing appar- el and Jjob ends of notions, “There mers in Rus We can't | | The FEarl of Athlone, brother of| Queen Mary, may be the governor| general of ‘he Irish Free State, He was master of ceremonies at I’rincess | Mary's wedding. STORM IN K] NCE. Paris, March 10.—Considerable loss| of life and heavy material damage has resulted from the unusua violant ! storm which for three days has swept France. On all sides telegraph and tele- phone lines were blown, cutting com- munications generally. [ off the coast stopped virtually a marine traffic. A number of fishing boats were wrecked and one of them the Marie Therese is reported to have been sunk with loss of 15 lives. In the neighborhood of Paris a number of persons were injured by the falling of chimneys and the blow- ing down of various part of the build- | ings. Motherhood HERE are many homes once child- less that now are‘blessed with healthy, happy chil- den, because Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restored the mother to a healthy, ner- The following my marriage. J Pnrk Rapids, Minn.—“I h Vegeiable Compound—whe 1 now have a sweet little baby boy, and will send: vou mal physical condition. letters give the experience of two young women and prove the value of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound in such cascs s a girl for painsga his picture. My sisters also take your medicinz and find 1 recomumend it to those whe suffer before their, babies are borw.”—Mrs. Wi Jorxsox, Rox 155, Park Rapid Minn. ‘{uktmm. Pa.—*T wish every woman who wants children would try Lydia 3. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1t has doi naby is almost a year old now and is vieven monthe and is {rying to us Ak i 1 am sending you her t 1 found such a wonderfvl medicine ioc gny toou , ». AMer1z, Katztown, Pa. he picturesof hea rlittle tongue. ture. I shall be These letters should induce others to try Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compoun LYDIA &.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN. MASS. ducts. | [the | oughly approved by exp ave faken your medicine—Lydia E. Pinkham’s so mnch forz NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAQCH 10, 1922, e R s — Your Grocer Sells Lipton’s He knows that the popular demand for it is no mere chance. Quality, flavor and freshness have given LIPTON'S TEA Largest Salein the World Men With Money Want Russian Natural Products Stockholm, MMarch Swedish banks are understood to be attempting to form a pool capital stock of $38.000,000 to pro mote Sw sh trade with Russian by the purchase of Russian natural pro- Stockholm’s daily, the Nya Dagligt Allehanc E serts that there is o doubt that the sct is under way and that the financiers seriously contem leading tr Moscow througl hich i for ¢ Russia can be carried on payments in gold and silver, It is believed here that the Swedish bankers intended in this way to meet efforts of American rporations to open trade with Russia. It is understood th under Swedish plan, Russ to be deliyered to It houses in Russia wh are to be ncgotiable in t central .bank and will be ‘urity for bank credits or of payments for method of procedure h this heen tho s in Itu The primary problem to be solved at the present time is héw to stimu- late Russian production, chiefly culture. It is well known t Russian pea all interest in Russian paper rubles, and have refused to accept them in payment for their products. Thus, the only way of purchasing agricul- S 2 = L X SEY S TSN ST = <825 ! nd before avd after it a great help, and My 1th. alked at | 1 words | long as L | —Mrs. with a conservative o tural and other products in Russin at present is by barter, The peasants will accept such ne- cessities as matches, tobacco, textiles, and agricultural implements for their| farm products and such things they cannot buy with Russlan paper ru- bles. It is believed here that such a project as that of the 1 banks will not only & fan peas- ants to plant present, but will pressing cffects of Russia’s utterly de- flated currency. T0 STUDY RACES People Of Pacific I Their Primative Forms Fast Dylng Out And Racial History Being Learned. . ly of tho Honolulu, T. Mail) —Stu the Pacific because “some of the peoples, in their native primitive forms, are dying out and we must get them hefore the last vestiges of their racial characteristics are submerged by the ing races,” Dr. 1. L. Greg direetor | of the Bishon Museum here, an- nounced today in Lis return from a visit to Wi ton as unofficial geo- | graphical ad armaments delegates, The investigation of the [eh, 10, lying primitive geographical and geological phenom- ena of the ocean, he said, “But we must go er the people disappear, The st indedinitely are concerned, vork can wait," rocks our purpos part of the clared, 80 ths he de- Sage,fi than at || i1l be begun immediately | |@ of || & r to the limitations of | (& races will be coupled with study of [|g 10, — Ymmlinu‘ b | | | wdered Sugar for prinkling. piegand kies;. for: | | Saturday Legs of Lamb. .. .40c 1b Short Steak Reast 40c Ih ;Veal Roast arket 10 Myrtle St. Tel. 285] Free Delivery B BRIN(G: HOME THE OYSTERS FROM HONISS’S ALWAYS FRESH 20-30 State Street Hartford Telephone 3374—3375 Allen & Co., HARTFORD, CONN. RS, | Tweed Suits $19.75 $25.00 $29.50 ‘Kventually you will have a tweed suit. Our tweeds are the best that monev ean buy. All shades and a variety of styles to select from. Beautiful Spring Dresses Selling At $19.83 Undoubtedly the Best Value of the Season Thus Far Inc. e ———— et Included in our big purchase are smart Spring Dresses for street and afternoon and dinner wear. The materials include taffetas, krepeknit, canton crepe and georgette. The colors include cornflower, navy, brown, black, henna, sand and red. There are hand em- broidered dresses, beaded dresses and beautifully tailoved dresses. The new peasant sleeves and the Bishop’s sleeves. Many new style ideas are evidenced in these dresses which are from one of the largest and best manufacturers in the country. They are selling fast—so don’t delay. SECOND FLOOR. FUR COATS Misses’ Spring Frocks WV o AT INVESTMENT PRICES. $10.95 to $25.00, - Entire stock of Fur Coats now at lowest- & ! of-season prices New crepe de chine, taffeta and pongee dresses showing new ideas in sleeves, trim- mings, ete. In navy, brown, Mohawk and French blue. NEW COATS FOR CHILDREN AND MISSES $13.95 to $35.00 New Spring Coats featuring the loose fitting or ‘belted styles that are either half or all silk lined. Light tan, cherry and French blue. 1,000 New Spring Hats On Sale Saturday In Our Milinery Parlor, Second Floor, At $5.00 HATS IN BLACK AND ALL THE WANTED SPRING COLORS. Hats For the Miss, The Business Woman And The Matron. Largest Assortment of Hats at $5.00 Ever Shown in Hartford. New Spring Hats On the Main Floor at $2.95 to $4.95. BLOUSES AND PETTICOATS NEW GOWNS AND BLOOMERS New dimity and Voile Blouses, round or Gowns of heavy muslin with three- tuxedo collars; white, also white with col- quarter sleeves finished with hamburg, §1.49, ored trimmings. Splendid value at § Bloomers of crepe in pink or white New Piccadilly stripe sport shirt finished with ruffle at the knee, 79¢c. women. Very new and smart—=$6.95. Batiste gowns with square neck, finished Petticoats of jersey also jersey top with with hemstitching and embroidery. Only 98c. silk flounce. Extra and regular sizes—$3.95 SECOND FLOOR French Seal Coats and Wallaby Coats $89.50. Taupe Squirrel Coats, 25.00. French Seal Coats with Australian Opossum collar, cuffs and border now only $175.90. Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Beavep collar and cufTs, $259.00. 30-inch length with Be $35.00 to $98.50 Tailored tricotine, twill cord and piquetine suits in modish, slender lines. Em- broidered and braid trimmed models showing long notched collars with buttons and link ‘fastening{ Sizes 16 to 44. Women’s Hose with Hand Embroidered Clox $1.00 Per Pair A very important special purchase of women's FULL FASHIONED, imported fine gauge mercerized stockings, with hand embroidered double stem clox. We have these in stock at more than fifty per cent above our special price of $1.00. And these stockings are all perfeet, new Spring Hosiery. Black with white clox. Brown with white clox. White with black clox. If you know value you will want several pairs. PURE SILK STOCKINGS $2.00 KAYSER UNION SUITS 8j¢ You would scarcely believe that such a fine suit could be had for so small a price. Band top trimmed, regular or bodice top, cuff knee. Extra sizes §1.00. Women’s full fashioned silk stockings, fine gauge, heavy silk mercerized double top and sole. Special for Saturday, $2.00 a pair. oot