New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1922, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 127 MAIN ST. J TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1922. 'Opposite Arch NIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN Tel. 1409-2 = SPRC IAL BARGAIN DAY — — FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY — 10% Discount on All Goods not Specially Priced below At $4.98—Plaid and Striped Skirts, values to $15.00. At $3.98—Black and Navy Serge Skirts, were up to $10.00. At $6.98—A few Dresses, were up to $21.00. At $9.98—Silk and Wool Dresses, were up to $35.00. At $1.39—Children’s Gingham Dresses, values to $3, sizes to 14 years. } At $2.00—Children’s Sweater Sets, were $5 and $6. At $1.00—If)adies’ $2.39 and $2.89 Futurist Vests and ants. At $1.59—One small lot of Porch Dresses, val. $1.98. At $1.39—One lot of $2.00 Night Gowns. At $1.00—Reg. $2 and $3 Pink Envelope Chemise. At 79c—One Small lot of Mussed House Dresses, values to $2.00. At 49c—Women’s Seamed Silk Hose, $1.25 seller. At 50c—Women’s 75¢ Summer Union Suits. At 65c—Women’s White Petticoats, hamburg trim- med, were $1.00. At 50c—Closed Knit Union Suits, regular price $1. At 29¢—One lot of Silk Hose, odd sizes, value to 89c. At 12V5¢—Children’s 25¢ Knit Pants. At 2 for $1.00—Children’s 75¢ Night Gowns. At 3 for $1.00—Children’s 75¢ Lace Trimmed Dresses. At 3 for $1.00—Small lot 75¢ Bloomers for women. At $3.98—One Suit, size 16, value $37.75. At $1.98—One Green Coat, size 36, value $25.00. At 50c—6 15¢c Handkerchiefs for 50c. No Charges—No Exchanges WILL INVESTIGATE LS. UNEHPLOYHENT Gonditions Affecting Non-Workers Will Be Examined New York, April 3.—A nation-wide investigation of unemployment in the United States, as affected by the busi- ness cycle, is being made by the ‘Na- tional Bureau of Economic Research. This inquiry is defined as an en- ddeavor to reduce economic waste, to deavor to reduce and to formulate ' a comprehensive policy and program for the better control of the factors in business and industry hitherto left largely to chance. It is expected that, together with the companion inquiry on seasonal unemployment which will follow, it will dlsclose definitely the causes, trends and distribution of unemploy- nem. Committee Investigates. Wesley Clair Mitchell, the bureau's director of research, is conducting the inquiry under the auspices” of tha standing committee which was left in being by the president's conference on unemployment and of which Sec- retary of Commerce Hoover is chair- man. On the basis of the information ob- tained, the committee hopes to rec- ommend a concrete policy and pro- gram of control to displace temporary palliatives and emergency measures in dealing with the unemployment prob- lem in this country. The whole movement, the bukeau says, has the interest and room\rfion of numerous organizations, including the Sage foundation and the Federat- ed American Fngineering societies. The inquiry will consume six months. Plan of Tnquiry. The scope and importance of the material to be gathered is summariz- ed by the bureau as follows: “Description of unemployment. What the present statistics show. Types of the unemployed. 1'nder-em- ployment. Reliability of present pay- roll data as an index of unemploy- ment. Can such data be made a trustworthy index? “Relation of unemployment to the business cycle: Present social costs of eyclical unemployment. “Proposed palliatives and preven- tives of cyclical unemployment; long- range planning of public works, rail- road and other large scale construc- tion. Methods of stabilizing produc- tion of textiles, clothing and novelties. Unemployment insurance and out-of- work benefits paid by trade unions, Employment offices. Financial de- vices and measures for controlling the business cycle. Tmprovement in methods of compiling and distributing information as to business conditions.” Mediterranean is the the seas. bluest of all Saccharin is 300 times as sweet as cane sugar. " FOR SALE $ ROOM COTTAGE. CARLTON ST. Fircplace, steam heat, garage, large Tot, liberal mortgages. Shore Cottage for Sale, loans. H. J. FOIREN ‘e “FOOLISH WIVES” ENTIRE WEEK APRIL 16 Reserved Loge Seats Now On Sale At Fox’s Mortgage German Locomotives For Russia One of the new locomotives manufactured at the Essen Works for the Russian Soviet government. It's a wood burner. Notice the Soviet emblem above the engine number. ‘For_Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. BIG SALE e 42 MAIN ST. Joseph Ryan, who has been in the Luggage business for 30 years, is closing out his entire stock at unheard of TRUNKS If you need one for present or future use take advan- prices. tage of this sale. Trunks that formerly sold from $12 to $50, reduced to $7.00 to $30 Only a Few Left At These Prices Suit Cases, Portfolios, Boston Bags, Bill Folds—At Less Than Wholesale Prices. JOSEPH RYAN 42 MAIN STREET FOR SALE A nice home, single, 8 rooms and 2 car garages, ment. All modern cquip- Owner is leaving tow nand property must be sold at once. Loca- tion ncar West Main street, fiest class, ' H. D. HUMPHREY TEL. OFFICE 141— RESIDENCE -3, Natlonsl Bank Dullding. e FIRLMEN RESCUE SMALL BOYS “Human Flies” Being Removed From Precarions Perches Mexico «City, April 4—Numbers of small bogs have heen injured, one fa- tally in the last few days, while try- ing to emulate a “human fly” who has thrilled the crowds by scaling public buildings. Shortly after the professional climber arrived from the United States and began his exhibitions, an epidemic of wall climbing broke out among the boys and the police and firemen have responded to numerous calls to rescue lads from precarious perches. PALACE—Thur., Fri., Sat. “ROBINSON CRUSOE” CHARLIE CHAPLIN Free Souvenirs To Children Saturday DR. COOMBS NATUREOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND CHIROPRACTOR 252 Main St., Cor. West Main—Tcl.765 Office Hours: 8:30 to 11:30 A. M. 1:00 to 8:00 P. 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