New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 13

{ Second Section I( Pages 13 to 24 . EW BRITAIN HERALD NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922, The Next Que;l-z’ MINING GONGRESS TG HOLD ANNIVERSARY Organization Founded 25 Years Ago~Holds Convention October 14 Cleveland, O., April 14.—The Amer- fcan Mining Congress, representing mining interests of the country, will observe {ts 25th anniversary at its annual convention here October O to 14. It will also celebrate a growth of mineral production in the T'nited States indicated by a value of $6,. 707,000,000 in 1920, compared with a value of $546,992,582 in 1807, ac- cording to figures of the congress. Canada, Mexico and several South American countries have been invit. ed to particlpate in an elaborate ex- position of mines and mining equip- ment to be held in the Public Hall, which was recently completed here at an approximate cost of $6,000,000, Delegations from all the important mining states are expected to attend, Thirty-nine states and territories were represented gt the convention in Chi- cago last October, Officials of the congress expressed a hope that 1922, like 1807, will bring a revival of the mining {ndus- try. In support of that hope they as- serted that demand for production of all kinds is increasing and that a number of the large western copper mines have resumed operation. In detailing the development of the mining industry since the formation of the Congress, officials of the or- ganization cited an increase in the output of coal mined in America from 178,776,070 tons in 1897 to 69,538~ 000 tons in 1920. Copper figures giv- en were 220,571 tons for 1897 and 639,759 for 1920, “One of the most noticeable ehanges during the last 25 years¥ says a statement issued by the Con- gress, ‘has been the expansion of American interests overseas. The in- ternational aspect of the convention and exposition will be in keeping with this change, and will indicate the op- portunities which are presented not only for the investment of American capital in mining in all parts of the world but of steady increase in the utilization of American mine equip- ment and machinery in foreign mar- YALE ELECTIONS AN FASTER SALLE OF SELMA HAIR NETS 8c 3 on 250 All New Britain Women know that we sell them every day at 1215¢ ER SALE OF MARY GARDEN TAICUM A new shipment from Rig- naud of Paris, The 3¢ size box. For 17c Limit=3 Cakes to Each Creraenes Cus ] FOR THE JOYOUS EASTER TIDE Many Very Special Offerings For Belated Easter Shoppers Socks and Hosiery For The Children Children's fine ribbed silk lisle hose in the popular champagne 39c shade ,,, Children's English ribbed hose, splendid quality, black, white, champagne and brown .,.,, ves 500 Children's serviceable rib- bed hose — Black and Tan — All Slzes 1000 CAKES O1 STORKS CANTILED SOATP'S For Saturday only Cake v % CHILDREN’S RAIN CAPES Made with hoods of navy and dark red—Strictly waterproof THOSE POPULAR SILK SCARFS Showing all the bright spring colors — Full length, closely knitted silk with heavy fringed ends, Very specially $2 59 . priced — T'or Saturday ..... PERTEPRP PR sereaiias material — Sizes 8 to 11, On Sale saturday S L Underthings For Easter Modish Easter Hosiery Special Saturday Attraction Band Brassieres of mesh and broche materials . ... The last word in hosiery styles, Hosel of pure silk, full fashioned in popular grey and beaver shades—With $2 69 contrasting embroideded clox. & Fibre silk hose in spring colors 69 —Plain or with two-tone clox, ... c Tweed hose of silk and lisle in the newest 15¢ Bloomers of Krinkle crepe, white or pink with flesh or 59c bird pattern . Step in Bloomers of Nainsook— Trimmed with LACE vrvivorrenraonnss Silk lisle sox, 3; length— Ribbed cuff top, staple and Sox of fine r:nllnn with o speserais,. 150 Silk lisle sox with colored striped tops— l 9c In all sizes—Pair. . Latest photograph of Lady Rachel Cavendish, daughter of the Duke of Devonshire, who may be Great Brit- ain's next queen—if the Prince of Wales doesn't select one of the other half a dozen brides that have been picked for him. spring colorings Van Raalte Supreme Quality silk hose—Beau- tiful spring shades .. .... @seessreemensanessss e De Bevoise clastic waist, snug fit Camisole Brassiere “Mohawk" Italian silk Hose in novelty i Weaves and COIOTS 4 oveeeasiossvononsooomones sy Envelope Chemise of Krinkle Crepe—Pink only— Trimmed with cluny €dgimg. .. ....ooiviiiiiiiienes Corset covers, trimmed front and back with cmbroidered edging. ... Silk lisle hose of excellent quality—Black and white, brown and grey for it is produced under the most rigid regulations Easter Goodies Otto Barnard is Only Candidate Named ‘to Succeed Himself as Alumni Fellow at College New Haven, April 14 —Otto Ban- nard, Yale '76, whose term as an alumni fellow of the Yale corpora- tion expires this commencement, is alone the candidate to succeed him- self, Iive other graduates who re- ceived enough votes to place each in nomination, have withdrawn their names. To fill the unexpired three years of the term of Thomas W. Farnum, ’99, who has become stant treasurer and comptroller, six names remain in nomination—Chief Justice William Howard Taft, John Hampton Barnes, Philadelphia; W. W. Atterbury, Phil- adelphia; Alfred 1. Aiken, Boston; Judge J. T. Gilson, New Haven, and U. 8. Judge Henry Wade Rogers of New York. SMALLPOX CASE CURED Ansonia School Teacher, Only One There to be Afflicted, is Now Well —Ban {s lifted. Ansonia, April 14.—Ansonia's first and only case of smallpox was cleaned up yesterday when the home of Miss Rosanna McCormick, the school teacher, who wa d to have the disease, was fumigated. Miss McCor- mick had the malady h a light form that she was up and around the house all the time and was quaran- tined in her home with other mem- bers of the family, none of whim have developed the malady. The ban on un-vacinated pupil in the schools will be lifted Mond Pance, Armory Meriden, Saturday night, Arcadia orchestra of New Ha- i i EVAPORATED MILK Easter Sunday — Dinner — Legs Of Genuine Spring Lamb ...... Lb. 40c Fresh Killed Capons Milk Fed Chickens Short Steak Roast Premier Fowls. .Lb. 45¢ Jones Quality — Market — 10 Myrtle St. 55¢ ven, superb music. Lént ends at noon Saturday.—advt. ] ) ) ) ) ) ) 5 ) ) ) ) ) D ) 5 ) ) — FOR Brown C A Sport Oxford in smoked Elk leather with Made with leather welt, full grain Free Delivery Tel. 285 MEN — alf Saddle $4.90 For The Kiddies (‘rysi.abhég’a!‘ hnz.\(a(];;ga Jelly Easter Lggs Large Chocolate Covered Eggs— 6 For .. Knorpp's Puff e e (1 Chocolate Bumnies and Laster Animals. 5 wl 5c Don't Forget the KEaster Egg Dyes 5 c At — Pkg. ..o.000n . ——— Easter Offerings For Men and Boys Modestly prices 2N Boys’ Ep) Silk ) Four-in- Hand Ties Roman stripe e f- fects. : 29¢ A wonderful range of col- ors and patterns in men's silk four-in-hand ties at Boy's Caps. good and dark mixtures made of neat cales—Open Cuff Sleeve .. Boys' Pants Greys and Men's silk hose, sole, heel and toe wanted colors ~—Pair A One Day Sale Of Apron Dress Frocks stylish shape in all kinds of light ..... ... 59¢ Percale blouses, extra well striped per- ..59¢ knicker and straight knee styles—Browns, double in all DRUG DEPT. Specials For Saturday skat, Hand Soap .... 7c can Camphor Balls, 1b pkg .. 18¢ Beef, Iron and Wine, 1 pint bottle 69¢ Nujol Oil 39¢ — T3¢ Squibb’s Mineral Oil . ... 69¢ Daggett and Ramsdell's Cold Cream Tubes 7c—17¢ Scott's Lesco Cleaner 19¢c-39¢ Phenolax Wafers California Syrup of Figs 35¢ Rhubarb and Soda Mixture 4 ounces 19¢ Tanlac, the Tonic Woodbury's Facial Seap 15¢ ‘,‘ Easter Neckwear . At The Popular j Price Of We Present over Two Hun- dred Styles of Collar Sets and Vestees at this price. FEvery- thing new and novel in hoth imported and domestic makes will be found in this assort- ment. The favored ma- terials are Organdy, fine P. K. and Linen, in white and all gay colors, ~G U STORE NEWS At Twenty-five cents per| | Pair. Twi Hundred more | Pairs of thosc Hemstitched Serim Sash Curtains for To-| | morrow. | o0 Trim ankles clad in Van | Raalte and Mowhawk Silk | | Hose will be noted in the| Faster Parade. | oo | April Showers and a little | | Rain Cape. A pleasing com- | | bination for the Kiddics. | [ olo | An Easter Token of a Gift HandKerchief, A good old | Easter custom and not ex- | pensive, | oo | Chocolate Bunnies, FEggs | and Chicks, and Colored| | delly and Marshmallow Lggs { at the Candy Dept. | ojo | New Bonnets for Baby and | Little Hats of Organdy, in| colors and white I’. K. have arrived, | | olo | Some Spring Suits require Long Gloves, $1.69 is the | price of a 16 button length | Milanese Silk, in all colors. | | oo | A pretty Veil makes witch- | ing eyes more bewitching, | 00 ANl Kinds of Aprons for the husy housewife, Houseclean- ing time, oo Real handsome indeed. A wide roman stripe ribhon, at 79¢ a yard. Compares with the Rainbow. oio little White Baby's Laster arrived this Adorable | Dresses for | Sunday have | week. oo | 46¢ is the New | Regal Records, oo Good days for the Small| | Folk to be out in the yard. Good Overalls, Unionalls and | Play Suits at “The Fair" for them to wear, Note the rhyme. | Price on olo | May the Weather Man Be | Kind for Easter Sunday. Five Big Notion Bargains For Saturday Shinola Shoe Polish 5 —All Colors c Pins — 2c Nickeled Safety All Sizes DOZi ssivovsvsvsans, Coats and Clarks 150 Yd. Thread Embroidered scalloped edging — 3 Yard Pieces ....... Smith’s No. 53 Collar Bands Wonderful Easter | Offering Imported Kid GLOVES Sat. - $1.69 Pair The colors are white, grey, brown, beaver and black. Three row, two-tone em- broidered backs, 2 - clasp style overscam sewed. All stzes, REGAL Records 10-Inch Dou- ble disc. New Low APRIL RELEASE OF THEL, LATEST DANCE. AND VOCAL HITS Curtains go a Long Way In Beauti- fying In the Home A special purchase makes possible these wonderful val- ues, : 1 CURTAINS Made of fine quality mar- quisette and hem- 33 stitched — Sat.. ... (4 Marquisette Curtatn mater- ial, with Henkel lace edge, and hemstitched— Sat., — Yard RUFFLED CURTAINS Made of good quality scrim with neat ruffle edge — 2 1-4 yards long. Fruit of the Loom Pillow Cases—Size42x36. Table Damask—Good qual- ity damask, 58 inch 54 wide. Sat. — Yard (4 Imported Grass Rugs — assortment of patterns to se- lect from — Size 18236 — Sat...... 29c RAG RUGS A large variety of colors and sizes — Just the thing for the porch — Size 24x386. An Easter Ribbon Special The girls will need some of these new white ribbons for hairbows or perhaps a sash innersole. Our price is only Clever models of Chambray in solid color and smart effects developed in Perecale Checks. Large pockets, wide belt and neat trimming of rick rack and pearl buttons add to 79c or girdle, taffeta ribbons, 5 19¢ Pure silk Moire and inches wide—white only. their attractivencss—For Sat. only. .. For Saturday only — Yd. .. ...euen 113 MAIN STREET 0 ) ) D ] 6] 5] ) ] ) ) ) ] (] ] ) ) o o ] ] o ) ] ] 1=