New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1922, Page 3

_BOSTON STORE NEW BRITAIN DA AT OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS YNU WILL FIND A LARGE A SSORTMENT OF NEW SPRING MERCHAND(SE A'l' VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES. MAN-O-WAR MIDDIES Made to wear. A large assortment of colors, also white with colored collar and cuffs. Ladies’ Waists A new assortment of Ladies' Voile Waists, daint- ily, trimmed with fine lace. Specia! value at $1.98 Bramley Waists Very stylish, made of striped and checked dimity ; also fine lawn. $198 ™ STAY-FAST HAIR NETS We are offering these Hair Nets in single and double mesh, cap and fringe shape, extra large size, at a SPECIAL PRICE IOC Each Ladies’ Silk Underwear Just received a new as- sortment of crepe de chine and radium silk Underwear, in white, flesh and orchid colors. $1.59 $4.75 BLOOMERS A large assortment of colors in crepe and sateen. HOSIERY TWEEDS are in great demand for sport wear. We are showing a beauti- ful line of Silk and Wool Mixtures; also Silk and Lisle. CAMISOLES Lace and embroidery trimmed and $1.59 Up Give to the United Community Campaign. PULLAR and NIVEN New safety razor lathers the face| and removes the beard in one opera- tion. Grow Young in Cantilever Shoes What man or woman, reaching the age of wisdom, would not discard a dozen years of physical progr lose none of the mental richne ered in years of struggling existence? or a woman, it takes more than a pairment that often proceeds wearing harmfnl shoes, make their mark—not altogether where none but | a doctor can see it, but on the face where everyone can see it. We believe women will be interested in this letter from a lady in Canada: “1 feel fully ten years younger today than I did Saturday. Do you know why? T've had on my new Cantilever Shoes all day long and feel so com- fortable. 1 even feel like singing." THEY BRING HAPPINESS They do bring joy, Cantilever They seem €0 perfectly foot. , Flexible, light, well made, good looking, they help you, comfort you, lighfen your step. The Cantilever Shank contains no hidden metal. Tt flexes when you walk, harmonizes with the arch of your foot which Nature designed to flex with every step. The Cantilever flexible arch supports rest- fully and healthfully; instead of re- straining and weakening the foot it permits muscular exercige and circula- tion, which strengthens. So you avoid, or correct, w arches. Dr. Douglas Stewart of New York says, “The foot js a Cantilever spring.” Surely that needs a flexible shoe—not a rigid one. Keep your feet in trim. The spring of efernal youth which Ponce de Leon <ought, may have been the spring of Cantilever Shoes ! Excellent quality; reasonable prices We are the sole agents for Cantilever n this city. men, women and children. SLOAN BROS. —DRINK — Ayres’ Soda Water For Sale at Your Grocer's Three Size Bottles—5-10-15¢ Shoes. —— FOOLISH WIVES Broke World's Record 20,4686 Persons Attending in One Day | case. suited to one's | WINS FORTUNE WHEN DAUGHTER IS BORN Oakland Man to Get Two Necklaces Worth $100,000, Gift From Mother. Oakland, March 28.—James C. Blum, Jr., by becoming the father of a girl has won the right to inherit two necklaces one of diamonds and the other of pearls, valued together at $100,000, His mother, Mrs. Rosa Blum bequeathed them to be his when his wife gave birth to a daughter. Blum who already had come into possession of the rest of his mother's $530,000 estate, brought suit last year to get the necklaces because his wife had borne a son. He contended that that was sufficiently close to fulfilling the terms of the will but the court thought otherwise and dismissed the The will provides he should be given half the estate at 35 years of agé and the rest, except the neck- laces, when he was 40. The pearl necklace figured in the San I'rancisco courts last year when Superior Judge Thomas F. Graham ordered that it should be taken from a safe deposit box and worn once every 80 d. to keep the pearls from WILSON IS SILENT Former Fresident Declines to Discuss Current Political Issues—Invited By Veterans. 28.—Woodrow Wil- to discuss current political issues in response to an in- vitation to do so sent by Palmer D. LEdmunds, past commander of a local post of the American Jegion and chairman of the' servicé men's or- gan ion of the regular democratic organization, The former president in replying to . lidmunds however says: “Certainly service men above all others are qualified to express their devotion of the principles we believe in" vs the letter to Mr. Edmunds. “It was for those very principles that Chicago, March son has declined BREAK_CHEST COLDS WITH RED PEPPER Ease your tight, aching chest. Stop the pain. Break up the congestion. I'eel a bad cold loosen up in just a short time. “Red Pepper Rub” is the cold rem- edy that brings quickest retef, It can- not hurt you and it certainly seems to end the tightness and drive the con- gestion and sorencss right out. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers, and when heat penctrates right down into colds, congestion, aching muscles and sore, stiff joints relief comes at once. The moment you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat. 1In three minutes the congested spot is warmed through and through. When you are suffering from a cold, rheu- matism, backache, stiff neck or sore muscles, just get a jar of Rowles IR Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, at any drug store. You will have the quickest relief known, Always say “Rowles.” —— e e they offered their lives. Tor my own part T believe those principles to be in themselves so powerful that no political blindness or iniquity can de- feat their triumph. MEETING METHOD] 82nd Session of New England South- ern Conference At Pawtucket. Pawtucket, ch 28.—The 82nd session of the New England Southern conference of the Methodist Fpiscopal church was opened here today by Bishop Fdwin Holt Hughey of Boston. There were about 170 clergymen and laymen in attendance. Conference ex- aminations, a reception by the Ep- worth league to the general secretary Rev. Charles E. Guthrie, and the league's anniversary observance were jevents bf the day and evening conference will continue until April 3. “ToPut On Good Firm Flesh and Increase Weight, Strength and This Energy— ., « Since the discovery of an amazing food factor called ‘‘Vitamines'’ thou- sands are now using this simple home prescription. Try it for ten days and watchtheresultson Simple Home Prescription. [mrprisin strength and energy, put on good firm flesh, wonderfully round | out face and figure and become more | alert and vigorous both physically and ourselfday byday. % While we {now thealmostmiracle- like results pro- duced by Vitamines, even the most learned scientists are yet unable to explain their exact after Yeast Vitamine Tablets before meals and two Nuzxated Iron Tablets mentally. By 91;1» ing to create mil- lions of new red blood cells,—Nux- ated Iron taken after meals un- questionably in- creases the power of the bo to transform lifeless meals 1 ] food matter into nature. We do know, however, that if taken with organic Nuxated Iron, peoplewho have been thin, weak, nervous and run-down, in some cases even for years, often quickly gain Free living cells, flesh, muscle and tissue, and Vitamines taken before meals mix with your food and act as a powerful nutrition | substance. To prove to you the surprising rosults which should be quickly obtained from this valuable combination. arrangements have been made wwith druggists in this city to give you A LARGE DOLLAR PACKAGE OF GENUINE YEAST VITAMINE TABLETS ABSO. LUTELY FREL with your purchase of a bottle of Nuxa’ed Iron. If you do not obtain all and cven greater benefits than yeu exnect from using then, the manufactyrers will p refand your morsy. IMPORTANT: We recommend that you do not take Vitaminca urlese you vrlah rtur welgh increased—if you merely wish greater strangth, coergy, physical and meatal vigos, we fessme 1aend t3at you talie Nuxated lesa aaly, [ | windows The | c ILY HERALD, TUESDAY BELFAST HAS MANY MYSTERIOUS BLAZE! Strangé Lires Break Out in City— Provisional Troops Hold Pun- cran Barracks Belfast, March 28, (By the Assn clated Press)—8everal fires hroke out in different parts of the city rly this morning. A bomb was thrown into a crowd watching the burning of a jam factory in Unity street and three per- sons were wounded, Puncran, County Donegul, Ireland, March 28.—Irish provisional govern-) ment troops have taken over the po-| lice barracks here which were evacu- | ated by the royal Trish constabulary Notices have been posted about | town ordering all Orangemen to lcave | by this evening--a measure of re- prisal for the recent MacMahon mur- ders in Belfast An unsuccessful attempt was made last night to burn Masonic hall. The were smashed and petrol sprinkled about the premises. WOMAN'S VIEWS O WORK OF CONGRESS Female Candidates Seeking Offioes Express Opinions Chicago, March 28.—The following women are among those running for congress this year: Mrs. Ellen Duance Davis of Philadelphia, Mrs, Winnifred Mason Huck of Chicago, Mrs. Mary Belle Spencer of Hill Top, Cook county, Ill; Mrs. Irene Cleveland Buell of Ashland, Neb., and Mrs. A. K. Gault, mayor of §t. Peter, Minn., The latter two are sisters. The Philadelphia candidate seek- ing the democratic nomination, is a great-great-granddaughter of Benja- min Franklin, who as a boy exchanged argumentative letters with a friend defending the propriety of educating women and their fitness for education. He explained in his autobiography, however, that he took this advanced stapd ‘“perhaps a little for dispute's sake."” Though times have changed, the present candidates encounter an at- titude of surprise sometimes, judging from remarks of Mrs. Buel land Mrs. Huck. Opinions Yxpressed. “It makes me weary to have people expect me to be a freak because T am interested in politics,” s Mrs, Buell of Nebraska, who adds, “mother al- said I was the most domestic of her four daughters.” Mrs. Huck, who is the daughter of the late Congressman Willlam I. Mason, in a statement to the Wom- en's Press, replies to a young wom- an's remark, ‘“The nerve of her going into such a big campaign,” with the comment that “to be a good con- gressman,” as she means to be, “will require even more nerve.” Mrs. Ruell, the “most domestic" of her mother's four daughters, has been city prosecutor of Ashland since 1918, though one mayor tried vainly to dis- charge her when she persisted in pro- secuting his brother. Mrs. Gault, the Minnesota candi- date, is Mrs. Buell's sister. The two have filed papers in accordance with an agreement of long standing be- tween the sisters that if one ran for congress the other should do like- s. Buell Mrs. Buell set the example. The Nebraska woman who classes hersell as a progressivg democrat, adds that their father was the first mayor of the municipality of which Mrs. Gault is now mayor, and that politics runs in the family. Why She Ran. Similarly, Mrs. Huck, republican, says that common interests with her father and determination to continue his work led her to file for eongress- man at large to fill the vacancy cre- ated by his death. She says the fact, that she is happily married and the mother of four healthy children in- fluenced party leaders to degire her candidacy. Mrs. Huck's supporters say more than 900 down state repub- lican committeemen have endorsed her. Mrs. Spencer, republican, who has also filed for congressman at large from Illinois, is a soldier’'s wife and the mother of two baby girls. sShe was appointed public guardian of Cook county by Governor Lowden in 1018, and has continued in office to date. She practices law and has had ases in New York, California, Tndi- and Kunsas. She favors a sol- diers’ bonus, economy in administra- tion,’and “personal liberty in its broader sense.’ She says she would vote on the liquor question as the majority of her constituents would, but omits mention of which side she would take. Mrs. Spencer holds that erime has its source in the development of the child; and therefore she favors higher educational standards with reference to character training. ana BRITISH DELEGATES e Dominions Namc Their Envoys ‘Who Will Go to Genoa Conference Next Month, London, March 28 (By Assoclated Press)—Delegates to represent the British dominions at the Genoa eoon« omic conference have been appoluted as follows: Canada—S8lr Charles Gorden of Montreal and Prof, Edouard Montpetit of the University of Montreal, Australia—8it Joseph Cook, commissionar in fondov, Unfon of Mouth Afrlea-Rir Edgar Walton, high commissioner in f.onden, Sir Henry Strakesch, and probably Robert Henry Drand, who was with the British mission in Washington for nine menths in 1017-1018, Appointment of the Indian deie- gates had been delayed by the changes in the India office, high Allegheny river is navigable for 150 miles above Pittsburgh. Meunt« Yesuvius is the only active voicago ip Europe, ARCH 28, 1922, FIND SUBSTITUT FOR PLATINUM US, Gov. Scientists Discover Other Metals for Various Purposes Washington, Mar. 25 —Government sclentists after extensive investiga- tions have found what they declare to be satisfactory snbstitutes for plat. inum for various purposes, according to an announcement hy the United States Bureau of Mines. In chemical requirements and for use in high- duty electricul contracts, however the announcement said, substi- tute for platinum has ever been di covered no White Gold One of the most promising stitutes was sald by the experts to be what has come to be known as “white gold”, which is an alloy of gold and one of the platinum metals. This closely resembles platinum, Wi sald, and is not attacked by nitric acid. “White Gold" is used exten- sively in certain classes of jewelry but does not replace platinum in the manufacture of high class jewelry it was pointed out. Platinum Uses Experts in the Bureau of Mines said that owing to its resistance to the action of acids and most chemi- cal, agents, even at high tempera- ture, and to its high melting point, platinum has been used extensively for the manufacture of crucibles, ba- sins, foils and wire, and for chemi laboratory work. Most of the meta produced in the United States is said to be recovered as a secondary min- eral from placer operations and from the electrolytic refining of gold bul- lion and blister content. ‘rom time to, time, the bureau said, the beach sands of Oregon and Northern Cali- fornia had been exploited by promo- ters on the basis of the gold and pla- tinum content, Conlon Out for Sixth Ward Aldermanic Honor Frank L. Conlon of 77 Tremont street has announced his candidacy for alderman on the democratic ticket in the sixth ward. Mr. Conlon was in the common council in 1913-14-15 and was a member of the fire board in 1917-18-19. He is a foreman at the Stanley Works plant. Two other candidates, T. ¥ 1k McCormick and M. T. Kerwin, are also seeking the nomination. sub- it British Have Bill to Remove No-Name Stigma L.ondon, March 28.—A bill to es- tablish the legitimacy of children of unmarried parents is to be introduced shortly in the house of commons a government measure according to Captain George 1. Bowyer, member of parliament for Buckingham. He made the announcement in an ad- BOYSHFORM TRADE MARK REG. U. 8, PATENT OFFICE 138754 BRASS Here is an opportunity to s woman either slender, Skinner Satin, Satinette Brassieres fulfill the most able and seamless they are ionable brassieres. 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