New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1922, Page 13

I { Pages 13 to 24 Section HOS| Second. “ Sm— ! \ e ——— BUSINESS WOMENT0 | DEMAND OWN STYLES Want Consideration a5 Well as Sister Flappers —— New York, Bept, 15.—With a solemn warning to male designers ot feminine finery that they ‘sit up and take notice,” 500 Napoleonettes of the commercial world, members of thg Protessional and Business Wom- en’s League, are preparing to stage a fashion show, all their own at the Commodore hotel, Sept. 18 to 23. ! Their purpose, thcy declare, is to point out to the business flapper the incongruities in her get-up; to bring about a closer affinity between beauty and the working girl, and, most important of all, to impress upon male architects of female fashions the imperative need for a standardized attire for business women only. The business girl, instinctively try- ing to keep up with the fashions and [ 4 :lt l]l'l:e same time look and feel prac- cally dressed, has been guilty of L2 some innocent atrocities, thege taih!on Lal.lra Halr Nets show promoters admit. To date the male designer has con- each fined himself to thinking up novel effects for the “frivolous flapper, the delirious debutante, the society ma- ron, globe trotter, dancing girl, beach beauty, tennis devotee, Diana of the Hunt and Lassie of the Niblick,” is the way they preamble their Decla- conSumMPHOR 1A pouityy apd farmers laration of Rights, Torn between her desire to dress heve been compelled to keep their hens on the fanms. l | as well as any of these, and with no Week-End wgults of {ts Investigations published acoredited pattern book to clip, there Las been evolved a "Business Flap- Special ASSORTED CHOCOLATES J 2 > |in twenty volumes is still the standard | work, He refused the ministry of | commerce under the Czar, in order to | devote all his energles to the Far per” who, they say, ‘‘don’t dress the 49c ™™ East and in the zenith of his power way they do because they enjoy being the butt of humorists and cynics, but simply because they love beauty and want to express it in the only way MAKE THE SODA SHOPPE YOUR LUNCHEON RENDEZVOUS he was invested with almost vice regal authority. His name, as an ad- ministrator, is one of the most re- spected among the Russians of the they can—through their clothes.” Delicious and Appetizing I'ar East and hence their desire to “Because beauty which would fit thelr needs has never been assembled Daily Speeials elect him dictator. On August 8th, General Diederichs and offered them in concrete form, was inducted into the dictatorship 40 SENSATIONAL VALUES THAT SPELL === ECONOMY FOR THE SATURDAY BARGAIN HUNTER | Thread Silk Hose “Spirite” These arc regular $1.69 hose with slight imperfec- | Band Brassieres 19¢ | tions that will not unpuri Made of serviceable pink corded the wearing qual- 5 J!ty or appearance 9 C fabric that launders excellently. Large Cap Shape; net guaranteed women’s ATTEND THE FREE EVENING SCHOOL Silk Lisle Hose 700 pairs at 25¢ You will marvel at the quality of this hose at the price. | Pillow Cases —_— | Umbrellas A Big Special. Water- proof Covers on strong frames with fancy white bakelite ring $ l .oo handles Windsor Ties For boys and girls; all colors, in Satin, Messaline and good quality silk l 9 c “Kotex” 1 dozen in 39c box price ever quoted anywhere, Shopping Bags | Lower priced than ever; large size, made of water- proof auto top material double handles and / draw string . 190 | Women’s Flanelette Bloomers Striped Cuting Flannel in heavy grade, rufiled knee, elas- tic blocmer. Full cut sizes Tea Kettle heavy gauge A Fresh Shipment of Mary Garden Tale Made by “Rigaud's” Paris an excellent quality heavy mus- lin, size 36x44, run 690 attractive patterns, pr. E. Z. Knit Waists For boys and girls, fall weight, all sizes, 35¢ =" 3 ™ $1 Women’s Union Suits Knit Union Suits, low neck, tight knee styles, 19c small sizes only of ANOCTHER LOT OF THOSE Woven Border Handkerchiefs For 'women. Attractive wov- en colored borders that will not fade, good 10c numbers and because they' haven't time or money to spend making beauty fit ideas, many of them have made mis- takes,” the League continues. ‘“They have not yet learned that there may be both beauty and utllity in gare ments if designs are right.” The desire to uplift anybody or any- thing is entirely lacking from the purpose of the style show sponsors. “Nothing s further: from our pur- pose,” asserted Mrs, Caroline Radner Lewis, advertising manager for a silk mapufacturer, and Mrs. L. M. Rusesell, & magazine editor. ‘‘Business women of the country do not require uplift- ing; they bave dons and will continue to do this for themselves, “The bis thoughtiback of our plan to impress on designers and manu- facturers the fact that a group of earn milllons of dollars worthy of more considera- of the gtyls dicta. have received in the C.T.N. Curtain Muslin all patterns in stock, first quality R. M. C. Mercerized Crochet Cotton numbers, white HAVE THE Bo-NoLiquidDemonstrators BEEN AT YOUR HOME DEMONSTRATING THIS WONDERFUL CLEANER, DISINFECTANT, DEODORIZER AND INSECTICIDE BO-NO Liquid—instantly Kkills roaches, moths, ants, mosquitoes, and instantly drives rats and mice away. It s used hy all the leading Institutions, Public Buildings and Clubs, Nothing ever before known Ilike it. It visda germlicide, disinfectant and deodorizer all in one, powerfully effective yet delightfully refreshing and pleasant to smell It thoroughly cleans tiling, bath tubs, sinks, hardwood flocrs and windows, and at the same time thoroughly disinfects the home. Come in tomorrow and let the Bo-No Demonstrators explain to you the advantages and the many uses you can put this wonderful liquid to in your home. WE ARE NEW BRITAIN'S EXCLUSIVE AGENTS PINTS QUARTS 50¢ 85¢ Boston Garters tho good 25¢ kind 15¢ ™ ‘We can only scll you one pair, strictly All colors In the Baserfient Candy Wafers : PR Nawaco A WONDERFUL OFFERING OF Handsome Fall Cretonnes 2,000 yards, values to 59¢ yard. On sale at ..... Yard lsc New artistic designs and beautiful colorings, 36 inches wide, short lengths from the country’s finest maker of these fabrics. 36-inch Fall Scout Percales 25,000 yards at 10c ™ BSplendid assortment of stripes and small patterns in neat colorings, sorted flavors. Williams Flavor- ing Extracts Considered the best everywhere, 2 ounce o 27c " Nickeled Safety Pins 2 c Dozen Limit 3 Doz. to Each Customer (;. Stamped Guest Towels Twelve new patterns on very nice A 19 c quality huck Lifebuoy Soap cak Bo o Limit 3 cakes each customer. Children’s Sateen Bloomers Lustrous Black Bateen Bloom- ers with ruffle and elastic walst, 25 c sizes to 14, , 138y zgai to rse, deepite her diffieuities, American business woman s dressed woman on earth,” ntain, #But the Business 15 pot reslly to be classed as woman; but rather one in 1he making” JAL? AN E66 EACH DAY According to Statisties Half of Coun~ try Must Eat Pancekes tov Break- tast Every Day, YWashingten, Sept. 15—Did you eat haif an g8 today? If pot, you were chensed, and did pot get your ghave of the dey’s g evop, For, pecord- 4ng to the Department of Agricuiture, the per cepits consumption of eggs is one-half per dey. Monre eggs have been laid this year than ever before, the department finds. ‘The total 18 approximately twentyAwe billion eggs, an inorease of ten per cont M production shuce the was. ‘Thers has heen & decreased §8 aiég Children’s Knitted Sleeping Garments *3 i i Comfort Powder For Babies 17¢ ™ Lowest price quoted in six years mads with make, sizo8 0 0 V., 000rrrrs feet, » lll 11 | TWO THOUSAND FINE Tooth Brushes I‘ | These Boys’ Caps are simply great " 59¢ All pure wool, navy blue serge, fully lined, stylish fall shapes. Fruit of Loom . Pillow Cases Blza ”“”””33c 12x36 In the Basement Cold Pack Fruit Canner Made of heavy tin with lift out trays, will also serve as ham boiler and many $2.39 similar uses, at Basement. “Osbornes” Silk and Wool Hose highest quality; Marquisette Curtain Material Fine quality goods with tape | Women’s Warm 0 12%c “Bunny” Pants For BRables, all . palr 39c : For Babies; slightly Made of Z heavy stock gold band- led and sterciled. 95¢ ™ In the Basement | Genuine i 1 | Flanelette Gowns | ', ( In the Basement slzes In the Fleecy striped gowns of heavy outing flannel, double yoke 69c FATON, CRANE & embroidery ;... 1111 Linen Stationery The regulayr 50c; pne Limit—One box to each e — At A Sacrifice Price THREE HUNDRED L 15¢ Whisk Brooms Actually worth 33¢ and Extra well made, quaiity | Leather ll ‘I 50c. A big variety of bone LL stock Change Purses Made of excellent grade leather with nickeled frames, . loc |and celluloid handles in white and ocolors, all the | ‘ popular styles and .\In;pes.' anod wr 19€ /) Up-NEW BRI CWINC STOREZ he daily aver- n of Dr Portland, Ore surgeons eve, ear, of other spec < 5 ctors, devote a few hours ailing poor of s are pald for their work |the survey and study of the Pri- moria was very'complete and the re- age was The work volunteer specia ) daily in ass done by Russian the city ts under the super- a = The Far Off Russia Has Opportunity To | nose Soe Results Obtained by News- paper Help. Former Goyernor General of Pr- morfa Withdraws Viadivostek, Biberia, Sept, 14,—Gen 15.—Newspaper ad- ' essfully brought in- to use in opening an American Relief | Administration free clinic and visit- ing hospital for the poor of Moscow recently. The idea was entirely new | here, and there were some who con- tended that the plan would not work | Moscow, Sept vertising was suc Sunday Dinner 11:30 A, M, to 8 P. M. $1,00 New Britain's Popular Dining Plaee Bty 289 Main Street. «yad Dijededjehs has been choeen dic- iatey of the Primeria by 219 votes waainst 19, N, L. Goendattl with. drew his nominatien at the Jast mo- ment, although his candidature was assured, Oid ‘pelitical observers ot Gondatti were convinced he would never peeept the post and that it was enly the desire to keep himself in the public eys that allowed the nomina- tion to be presented, As the former governor general of the Primoria, Mr. Gondatti was considered one of the best administrators this district ever had, The work done by his mission in The acals of office were handed over to him by the former head of the temporary government, 8. D, Merku- loff, after a solemn service in the cathedral, He recelved the allegi- ance of the army and civil employes Although the choice of Diederichs is in gencral popular, there are many who have little faith in a militatry dictatorship and think that it will not be popular among the workmen. It is feared that the life of the pres- |ent government will not be long and | that with the departure of the Japan- |ese the advent of the Reds is a mat- ter of Jittle doubt A out as was hoped. However, display advertisements were inserted in the newspaprs, telling of the purpose of the hospital, and the very first day 127 persons applied for treatment. | remen Carry Water in Buckets! —Volunteer firemen were forced to carry water in buckets because rats destroyed their fire house. Building was burnt to the ground—Bulletin Guard against this menace! Destroy | rats everywhere. Use Royal Guar- anteed Rat Paste ¢ & 50¢c handy| tubes. Sold and guaranteed by Dick- | ]m-on Drug Co.—advt. Zand it tastes Just as good as it cmells!