New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 5

E 23, 1922 tinent. In addition to the five dele- Hl]ME gates from Indla, Miss Mary Camp- 0 (1o bell, World's W, C. T. U, organizer filvES Aln Tl] MANY there, and Hrs. I, K, Singiser, former- LEGHORN HATS i T poaiant A Bilrma W L Sibie it o J Nearly 1,000 Given Clothing, 278 Get Lodging, 260 Are Fed W. C. T. U of Egypt and that of and also other Since Captain John Edeen of the Australasia are also said to have an- New Summer Balvation Army opened his new shel- nounced their choice of delegates. Immediately following the conven- tion, delegates will attend the na- tlonal W. C. T, U, convention at At- lantic Clty, and it is belleved that thereafter a number of those from overseas will go to the convention of the World League against alcoholism in Toronto, Ont, November 24.29. ter home at the Salvation Army hall on Arch street last winter he has ac- commodated over night 278 persons, including women, Of this group many have been en- abled to obtain employment, all were glven breakfast, a number were pro- vided with transportation to other towns, 80 were fitted out with shoes, Special arrangements are announced whereby visitors may take trips to 900 garments were given to those who needed clothing, and 260 additional ‘Washington, Baltimore and New York hefore the meeting here. meals were given those who were hungry. 4.98 “THE BIG STORE" ’ RAPHAEL'S DEPT, STORE | 380 Main S5t.—New Britain “THE BIG STORE” | RAPHAEL'S DEPT, STORE | 380 Main St.—New Britain HAND MADE WAISTS - $2.95 - Positively all hand made—with drawn work on collars and cuffs, and real Filet lace trim- ming. An excellent quality of Batiste. All sizes and a very large assortment, Actually our $4.98 waists—Special Tomorrow at $2.95. LEGHORN “FINALE’-HOPPER” SPORT HATS $1.79 with black or white grosgrain binding and band. iy GENUINE LEGHORN HATS $4.95. An excellent quality of Leghorn, with silk band or drape around crown. 00 WHICH WILL IT BE? THE REDS OR THE BLUES? Each team is making great headway and both feel certain that their team will be the victor. Have you picked your winner? Have you attended this sale? If not, don’t let the first opportunity go by without visiting our store and taking advantage of the wonderful bargains to be had. ) VOILE AND LAWN WAISTS In a wonderful variety—tailored and lace Atta Girl! Now the funds for the continuance of this work are beginning to run low. Captain Edeen has sacrificed part of his own personal salary several times, although he has a wife and family to support and no aid is given Salvation Army members personally by the organization headquarters. An illustration of how much depends on local support of the Army and its activities is shown in the statement by a former worker that a former lieu- tenant was forced to resign her position in this city some time before the local corps came here because of the failure of the drive for $5,000 held last winter, when there were not funds enough to procure satisfactory clothing and food for the workers. This officer, in order to get enough money to buy suitable clothing and food, left the army and procured a position in the city, which she now holds. Tonight, in order to help replenish the funds to continue the shelter home and charitable work, the Army will hold a lawn party on the grounds of the Y. W. C. A. at Hungerford court. The program, as worked out by Cap- tain Edeen includes a list of vocal and instrumental music such as the Army has built a reputation for, since the coming of Captain Fdeen. Staff -Captain M. Englestad, of Providence, R. 1., will have charge of the program. The Hartford Calva- tion Army band will be present and will furnish music during the evening. A delegation of Army workers from Hartford, New Haven, Naugatuck and other . nearby towns will be present and will provide vocal music. The New, Britain Salvation Army string band will be out in all its glory. Captain Edeen is anxious to have some local person contribute the use of a second hand Ford truck to use in gathering clothing and supplies for charjtable and welfare work. DELEGATES FROM INDIA Land of The Hindoo Sends Five Rep- resentatives to Philadelphia to W. .C. T. U. Convention. “Bvanston, Ill.;7 June 22.—India has sent credentials for five delegates to the World's W. C. T.,U. convention, to be held at Philadelphia, November 11-16, according to advices from the union's national headquarters here. Delegates are expected, the advices add, from the Far East, the Near FEast, South America, Australia, Af- rica, Canada and the insular posses- sions of the United States. The Baroness de Laveleye, presi- dent of the Belgian W. C. T. U, is planning to attend, according to the reports from Evanston. Representa- tion of the British Women's Temper- ance association, the W. C. T. U. of Canada, and that of Scotland, is an- nounced. A Finnish author, Miss Marie Stenroth, is scheduled to bring greetings from Finland and the world's W. C. T. U. organizer for South America, Miss Hardynia K. Norvall, to tell of work in that con- ‘M You can have Princess Pats in ‘white! Lorena Trickey, 22, of Oregon, twice winner of the McAlpin trophy at the rodeo at Cheyenne, Wyo., has applied for a license as a jockey on eastern race tracks. She's the right weight, 90 pounds. COMMUNICATED PREMATURE FIREWORKS Editor of The Herald: I should like to ask through your paper if there is any law against the premature celebration of the Fourth, and if so why is it not enforced? We are all willing to have noise on one day of the year, but when it comes to celebrating on any day and at any time, including Sunday, it gets very tiresome. It is said that in this country we need to have more respect for law. It is a good time to practice this with reference to celebration of the Fourth. True patriotism includes obedience to law and regard for the comfort of others. CITIZEN. Your last two paragraphs are to the point. Answering the question in the first paragraph—there are or dinances covering premature celebra tion of the Fourth—offenders may he arrested on a variety of charges.—Ed GOLF TO MUSIC. Lake Placid, N. Y, .June 23.— Rhythm enters in a large degree into successful golf playing and one may accomplish much mastery of the game through practicing strokes to phonograph music, Everett T. Seaver, president of the California state golf association and former amateur champion of the western states, told 4£0 delegates of a Cleveland firm in convention here. He demonstrated his contention by driving imaginary golf balls from an improvised tee on a hotel rug, at the same time indicat- ing how his movements in making the stroke should correspond with the tempo of slow waltz music. You can wear Princess Pats all summer. Walk-Over is making these famous oxfordsin fine white canvas for summer wear. If you’ve ever worn Princess Pats you’ll be delighted to have them in white—and if youhaven’t, this summer is a good time to begin. David Manning’s - Uik-Cuers Shoe Store 211 Main St. Real Bargains on every TRIMMED HAT in the store. SWEATERS Our Big This Summer Fancy and Plain KNIT SLIP- ONS, in all shades, tan, orchid, ¥, gold, navy, black and white; reg. value HONEY COMB RKNIT SLIP- ONS. long and short sleeves, in every desirable color and color combination. 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All sizes and oolors, light and dark shades, Ladies’ SUMMER UNDERWEAR 59¢ FINE KNIT UNION SUITS, ribbon trimmed, fancy and tallored tops, EXTRA FINE COTTON LISLE UNION SUITS, ribbon or lace trimmed, in all styles, lace or shell stitch finished loose or tight knee GLOV! and white, a very fine quality SILK VESTS, flesh $1.98 36-in. T ED WHITE SPORT SATIN, for SKirts or Dresses, reg. $2.25 quality 36-in. navy nu"““_“ ?l':’n, yd. $l'29 40-in. DOTTED SWISS in all the new colors, dots, quality . in tan, blue, grey, reseda, white, res. 50¢ val., yd. Everything has been greatly marked down and daily new bargains are added. As we have said before—it will pay you big dividends to make a purchase here during this drive. trimmed models. All styles Crisp New _ Dainty High Summer DRESSES : DRESSES A wonderful selection of crisp, clean, brand new frocks with all the summer’s charm and freshness, dainty import- ed Swiss, imported Ginghams, Dotted Swisses, Voiles and Linenes, in a delightful ar;'ay of colors, all charming styles, in slim, straight-line or bouf- fant effect, all sizes. 4.95 A special price for actual $7.98 dresses. Finer * Summer DRESSES of Pongee and Shantung, cleverly embroidered in cross- stitch patterns, also panels and set-ins surrounded with wide hemstitching, foulards and beaded georg- ette models, that are abso- lutely the finest dresses that can be obtained for the money. $14.9 For summer coolness these dresses are just what is de- sired. Lovely for use at home or on vacation, all sizes. linens, summer New Summer DRESS GOODS NCY SILK FIGUR- $1.69 FOULARDS, with white and figures, SILK backgrounds colored dots with assorted . 59¢ RATIN- i wide, 0, copen, 44c reg. 79 brown and Saturday Bargains in PUMPS, Louis, military or French heel; all sizes KID low rubber heels, sizes MARY PUMPS and OXFORDS, leather soles aid rubber heels, trimmed with Dlack patent leather. all sizes . Grade Silk la A2 Vacation Needs FOR YOUR BABY At Our Store ALL WOOL 1-PIECE BATH- ING SUITS. Al colors, in all at a very great saving to you. Models for every occasion, fashioned of Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Georgette, combinations in sport models of crepe de chine and brocad- ed silk, Canton crepe and Persian silk, taffetas and drop stitch tricolettes, in a great abundance of styles. 8.90 You save from $5 to $§10 on these lovely dresses, by pur- chasing them tomorrow. the kiddies, including values up to $1.00. Tans, blues, pinks and whites, cleverly combined with plain and checked ‘rimmings A NICE VARIETY of WHITE ROMPERS and CREEPERS. of serviceable material, well made and daintily trimmed with wool and silk 98c embroideries LITTLE CHILDREN 'S SWEATE] PIQUE HATS, rubber Diapers, and all of the essential things needed for the baby's vacation. BUNGALOV& APRONS an HOUSE DRESSES A real pretty SLIP-OVER APRON OF LINENE, in all shades, with white pique trim- ming. Actual $1.98 value. These aprons can be wormn for street dresses $1.49 A lot of beautiful HOUSE DRESSES, PORCH APRONS and & JET DRESSES, that are worth up to $2.98. All sizes, and styles carried up appro- priate for use at any time during the summer . .. New Lace Afternoon DRESSES creations in Cool MUSLIN INDERWEAR Another lot of the $3.98 PHILIPPINE HAND MADE AND HAND EMBROIDERED ENVELOPES AND GOWNS, made of the finest quality ba- An excellent assortment, in pretty, dainty designs, direct from Manilla. PROOF SATEEN plain hemstitch- ed or scalloped, 95C double panel MUSLIN AND CREPE S, a very special pur- chase made, including fancy or very plain trimmed models, all full cut and nicely made Handsome Georgette, Canton Crepe and Crepe Romaine, heavy Cluny and Spanish lace trimmings —pleated panels, front and back, with lace at bottoms of panels, sleeves and. cascades of lace—whole skirts of lace —and an endless variety of Canton Crepe models, in all colors, for We Are Headquarters For BATHING SHOES An extraordinary varicty—all shades, high and low cut, lace and strap effects. and the all- rubber slipper in all colors. It is impossible to find in this vicinity a greater assort- ment of these popular priced dresses—than you will find at The Big Store. Men’s and Boys’ SUMMER UNDERWEAR MEN'S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS, fine quality of small check nainsook, sizes 34 to 46. Regular 75¢ 5 value g 9¢c MEN'S SUMMER RIBBED UNION SUITS.. short sleeve, ankle length, or in Athletic style, white or ecru, all sizes, value $1.00 . 79¢ RO®S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS, sizes 24 to 84, small check; regular Sl | ) BOYS' BALBRIGGAN UNION SUITS. athletic style, ecru and white, all sizes, value 58¢ ... Newly Received DOMESTICS Large size, double thread UNBLEACHED TURKISH TOWLLS, fivst quality 19c value UNBLEACHED 81200 SHEETS, good weight, no starch, N 890 RED STAR DIAPER picce of 10 yardh 98¢ T2200 BLEACHED SHEETS first quality, ch $1.00 DAMASK round or SHOE DEPT. WHITE one-strap. LADI rorLIN with Baby $1.98 LADIES BROWN and BLACK PUMPS, one-strap, with 8107 =Ueth )] . CHILDREN'S P Pl L JANES, strictly $1.49 WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS rez. MERCERIZED TABLE CLOTHS, square, full size, assorted patterns . $1.98 When Purchasing for Your Vacation—Save Time and Energy By Trading At An “All-On-One-Floor” Store