New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1922, Page 3

NEW DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922 BRITAIN “BOSTON STORE | Standard Merchandise for Saturday Shoppmg LADIES" HOSE, cordovan s pertaining to sT}\"RTS’anEmR " ENTIRE WHEAT DI [ i TOMORROW SATURDAY dropstitch, lisle and silk in black; white and 95¢ pair RIBBONS in two-tone, picot and lingerie in the narrow and med- inm widths, \ll N'S U \I()\ \I H\ nf hne checked nainsook, ‘lflllf‘llt stvle ... $1.00 (u(‘h AFTER 5 SALE To Heallh Board Chairman Says ' Modern Refining Is Dangerous ORGANDY, 45-in. wide, Swiss make, periwinkle finish in white and (’()l”]\ 68¢ yard I \l)ll S’ RUBBE R (]()\/l S for houschold WAL vl 50¢ pair | 1ollowing close Alfre d ones I’()\( [ E, natural color, 34 and 36 inches w ulo 5e and $1.00 yard BOYS WASH SUITS of plain, heavy material, neatly mmmed all sizes LINGERIE TRICOLETTE, white and flash, plain and dvopstitch. $1.50 and $1. (n yard $1.59 cdch Sweeping Reductions on Entire Stock of .\lillinm)——.‘.()II\|||L: Reserved. Come carly e j e i Avoid the Crowds SILKOLIN a new line of the l)ettct quality in the latest styles and mlmmuk MADRAS SHIRTING in silk and pl(.m \mpcs W Into dnd colors l\c and 58¢ yard }‘W[\( M: \(‘HI\' THE RELIANC L' (ultmmm drop WA o v 2 chisns irt Bl e $40.00 These are 1elmhle A\Ia(hmes 'm(l fnll\ gmlantoe(l METAIL GIRDLES—a large variety of styles and (olnm one dnlla1 qu nlm DULLAR and NIV EN | JAPS HAVE THER ) - DIVORCE TROUBLES Oriental Femining Sex Appear“ Fickle Also PIPING ROCKS $l 48 BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED HATS On \dlr Tnmmlo\\ Reg. Value up to £10.00 83,95 $4.95 The College Sport Hat all the , The Challenge .... girls are wearing. Special. . up CHILDREN'S HATS Children's fine Milan Hats with streamers; black, brown and navy $1 98 worth double. \pou.ll MATRONS' HATS Trimmed with flowers, or- $3 95 naments and ostrich, Spec. Large Variety of Flowers, Wreaths and Fancies, BANDED SAILORS All Colors $l 48 and up . S‘)(‘ ca('h and up to have ent All Reduced | October when she ym the House of ? palatial residence of her hushand .| while the Jatter was on a business ear when she | tour, and went to her lover Miyazaki, Ito, coal King|in whose home she was found sc o was known man named at the home | marriage. Shop Early To Avoid the Crowds GOLDENE: 188 MAIN STREET hv(v hd them wheat || 2 suddenly left the | © AEPSIL PYALS ot ’ d | A T suddenly mi of Kyusht UM MILLINERY CO. Y. M. C. A. Bldg. Divorce, i friends to induc turn home proved fruitle: | upon the case s laid before Imperial g nt with a plea that | AKiko be granted a divorce in order -[to permit a legal marriage to Miya- lzaki. The Imperial Household, how- | ver, declined interfere on the | 7Wick. It ground that it would haue fect on the discipline fumilies, and in desperation Yanagiw and his wife arr grand coup d'etat which resnlte the kidnapping of the girl from the home of her lover and the keeping of | !} ! Thinking his sist I'tle down, Count keenly resented the first « fo take an active He represented Ja Refusing to rec- |abroad on several ns and law | regarded as one of the leaders of h party in the upper house of parlia- ernty s of state, crushed and pulve is unge £ |and is not spoiled by Must Be Made unsterilized wh long dista up i the imm vinated wheat, sterilization,” Nearby. t cannot b must he vieinity in | Tokio, April 21.— occa I ognize the | which relieves the head of a family | T | of responsibility for the conduct of its | Ryt the temperamental poetess coon i members, Count Yanagiwara, broth-|proved that she was far from settled L er of the poetess Akiko Ito, whose |in her ricl urrounding jety and | famous divorce case startied the em- | political cir a bad ¢ modern noble Japanese governing W at big flour mills m © a market for it.| o the phy-| lestroying the vita IPSWICH HOSIER ‘%r Ten Women and Clzz[dlfen Sen's Jpswich s/oc/fmqs ~smart in appearance, fashioned to full sizes and long in wear-ave the result of ‘@ century’s hostery experience. Obtainable al most good stores in, sitk ,worsted heather, mercerzed and cotfon /br men,women and children. IPSWICH MILLS bkt 1122 MASS LAWRENC E &CO 1o eltimg Age BQITON NEW YORK ~CHICAGO STIOUIS OMILADELPMIA SAN FRANCISCO LONDON EAC. Eintire | t bhe made | as it will [ wheat flour and cereal mus fresh and shipped every day not keep. Has Been Tested duct has been th stated, a oroughly | has heen | all the ingredients | v 1o preserve the | een picked out | food as the with tested, Dr found to co of the wheat ne body. The whe 1in rn Methods Bad, e of wheat has heen spoiled by modern re | ing proc | because it eliminates the ingr | | mean a great | diet n whichg constitute our most tmportant articles of diet,” said the physician. “If this one thing is corrected it will deal tow L v for our he one th 0 favor of be hetter physical vitality," r teeth and he added. 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