New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 12

No, 2 Cartridge Premo Cam- eéra, Slze plc'uro 2 1.4x3 1-4. $1.95 TNo. 2 Cartridge e Premo L,um era. Size picture 23x4 1-4. Reg. $3.50. $2.95 8pecial . . . . Prophylactic Tooth Brushes. . Regular 60c, Speclal — Each TRON TONIC TABLETS $1.00 Boxes—Sale 2. $1.01 SORE THROAT REMEDY 45¢ per Bottle 2 36¢ Take Meritol Kidney and Backache Pills. 2 for 510 $1.00 2 .$1.01 DIGESTIVE TABLETS 50c Boxes—Sale 2 for 510 GUARANTEED RUBBER GOOD $1.50 Hot Water Bottles 2 . $1.51 $3.00 Hot Water Bottle 2. $3.01 $3.76 Hot Water Bottle 2 . $3.76 $1.50 Fountain Syringe 2 .. $1.51 $3.00 Fountain Syringe 2. $3.01 Elsepmg and Mamma Dolls — $1.00 to $9.00 at one half regulir - price. Bill Folds, $1.00 2 for 1.01 FOR MEN 50c Shaving Cream 2 for SIC 35¢ Taleum Powder 2 tof 36¢ 76¢ Talcum Powder 2‘ for 76c e P.0. GOMILES E}VRIIM NORTH PBLE Royul Mounted Pollce Guard Recent Esmhhshment Ottawa, Onpt., Nov. 10—As the result . of recent voyages of exploration in’ the North, Canada now claims the most northerly postoffice in the world, Cul[ Harbor on Ellsmere Island, only 850 miles from the Pole, Another E——————— Night the Most Dangerous Time! This is the time when bed bugs come’out of their hiding places. When- they bite you they inject a dangerous liquid. You can get< ty- phoid fever from thi§ bite! Protect your health! Destroy bed bugs every- where! Use Royal Guaranteed Bed Bug Liquid. 26c. Sold and guaran- teed . by th? Dickinson Drug Co.— advt. DEEP WATERS by Zoe Beckley John Barrett, wealthy, mid- dleaged business man and fath- er of a family, had to choose between— His wife, Anita to whom he had been married 19 years, but to whom he had become “a creature who spills ashes on her favorite rugs, comes late for, dinner and vhose temper is boorish” and-— Myra Dean, cultured woman of the world, “alert,” elastic and dainty in figure, the embodiment of all that is modern, footloose, competent, ready for any worth? while adventure.” Meanwhile the fate of Bar- rett's two children hung in the balance. What happened? That's told Deep Waters A serfal story of married life's danger peint, Zoe Beckley, author of {oneymooners Abroad,” and “Polly and Paul ~and Paris," etc. Dont’ fail to read the first in- stallment in The Herald Monday, Nov. 13 CANDY Coeur et Fleur, deliclous as- sorted chocolates, Speclal -~ A+ Box 49c Naiad Double Mesh Hair Nets —=Cap shape, all 3 % 25° or colors, 10c ea., Nose and Throat Atomizers. Reg. 76¢ up. Sale — Each 496 Glycerine Suppésitories, Reg. 360 box. Infants' and adults Ever - Ready Razors. $1,00, Speclal Aspirin — Bottle of 100 =~ 2 for 76‘ Shampoo. Reg. 2 tor 510 Hy - Gen - Ol Tooth Paste — Reg. 26c. ... 2 for 260 $3.76 Fountain Syringe o $3.76 Or you may take a water bottle and a Fountain Syringe if you pre- fer, Reg. 75c.. Palm Olive STATIONERY 76¢c Box Pound Paper 2 for 760 2 50c Highland Linen, Special — Each —BOOKS— FICTION BOOKS BY LEADING AUTHORS Regular price $2.00 each .3 «$1.00 Your p cl{ of those on sale. CREME-DE-ORIENTE Keeps the skin fresh and youth- ful appearing. 65¢c bottle. 2 for 660 CLEANSING CREAM -80c the box. Fale 6lc DANDRUFT REMEDY 76¢c bottles. 76¢ $1.51 PERLE TOILET WATERS $1.50 Bottles. Sale 2 for $1051 S new postoffice in the northland is at Ponds Inlet, on Baffin Island. Both were established by the Canadian explorer, Captain Bernier, during the latest tour of his schooner the Arctic. An inspector and six men of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are at Craig Harbor, where they have established a post, while four repre- sentatives of the famous police corps represeflt law and' order at Pondldl— lét. Sergeant Joy of,the “Mounties: has beefj ‘in the’ #etrfot a year inves- tigating; an Eskimo murder. New Steps Planned The Bernier expedition was sent for the purpose of taking the first steps in" an extensive program calculated to maintain efficiently’ Canada’s sov- ereignty in’the vast northern region, known to be rich in mineral deposits. The vessel carried materials for the conatruction of houses and provisions for the maintenance of posts. According to a statement issued by the Canadlan ‘department of the in- terior, it is the intention of the gov- ernment to establish additional posts year by year, and to continue scienti-] flc and exploratory work. A patrol ship will visit the new northern posts annually, taking in supplies and mail to the men left there. A representa- tive of the air board accompanied the expedition and will report on the pos- sibilities of aviatign in the north, with partcular reference to patrols, and ex- ploratory and survey work. SHIP BUILDING IN ENGLAND DECLINES Merchant Tonnage Yalls Off 302,000 Tons in Three Months According to Lloyd's London, Nov. 10.—Lloyd’s Register of shipbuilding returns for the quar- ter ended in September, 1922, show that merchant tonnage under con- struction in the United Kingdom on September 30 amounted to 1,617,045 |tona This represents a reduction of about 302,000 tons as compared with the total at the end of the previous quarter. The total, however, includes a con- siderable amount of tonnage (419,- 000 tons) on which work has been suspended for some time. Deducting this amount for purposes of compari- son with figures for normi! times, the merchant tonnage actually under con- | struction in the United Kingdom amounted to 1,198,000 tons. The average tonnage under con- struction during the twelve months immediately preceding the war was 1,890,000 or 692,000 tons more than the present figures. The total merchant tonnage now bullding abroad amounts to 1,085,611 tons, but includes about 256,000 tons ypon which work has been suspended, leaving about 829,000 tons actually under construction. The. tonnage building abroad |is abo 280,000 tons lower than the total building at the end of June last, the figures for the leading countries are: TItaly, 210,114 tons; TFrance, 107,065 tons; Holland 177,024 tons; United States, 147,056 tons; and Ja- pan 96,807 tons. These figures do not take into account the “tonnage building in Germany and at Danzig, for which no returns are avallable, but it is estimated that the tonnage under construction in Germany at the present time {g about 350,000 and at Danzig 40,000 tons tons | ROID, removes the cause. Money back , M It fails, The Clark and Brainerd Co. & NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1922, THE DICKINSON DRUG CO. NEW BRITAIN'S LEADING DRUG STORE—PHA RMACISTS—JGI 171 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, 9 N.—TELEPHONE 330 SALE NOW GOING ON ——TMOR ROW (SATURDAY) LAST DAY COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO The use of a goodl shampoo once a week insures a healthy 'scalp. This is a big improvement over any soap. It leaves the hair soft and flufty. A big help to.overcome dan- druff. 50c bottles. 2: « Blc GUARANTEED HAIR TONIC You can save your hair if it's beginning to fall out. You can beautjfy the hair you have if you use Meritol Hair Tonic. It is deli- cately perfumed, too. 75c bottles. 2 o 716cC $1.50 Bottles $1.51 Meritol Corn Remedy. 36c the bottle. Sale price 2 o 36C ‘! FOOT TABLETS 35c a box. Sale price, 2 o 36¢c FOR TIRED, SWEATY FEET Meritol Foot Powder will cool and soothe those sweaty, tired feet. 25c cans. * 2 « 26c Chlld Preacher Six-year-old Newton Hastings of Salisbury, Md., for the past six months has been speaking before small Maryland congregations and re- cently conducted the services in St Paul's Methodist church, Baltimore. He has had no preparation or coach- ing for ecclesiastical pursuits but con- ducts in the manner of an experienced minister. TWO STILLS SEIZED. Haverhill, Nov. 9.-~Two 100-gallon stills, in full operation, 40 gallons of moonshine and 20 barrels of mash were seized here by federal prohibi- tion agents on a farm in Willow road, and Peter Gellep, found on the premises, was arrested. The police think :the seizure and arrest important, as they say this source of moonshine was flooding with its contraband Boxford, Tops- field, Middleton and Peabody. CANADIAN POST OFFICE GROWS Ottawa, Ont.,, Nov. 10.—People in Canada received over half a billion STH MA Stop Itching Scalp letters and post cards last year, cording to figures compiled by the post office department, or an average of about 56 letters per capita. In ad- dition, the department carried 000,000 newspapers, 60,000,000 par- Rub Parisian Sage on your head and you won't have to scratch the dandruff off; stops itching scalp, gives | a luxuriant head of beautiful hair or | money refunded by all good drug- gists. Cause of Piles Dr Leonhardt found the cause of Plles to be internal. That's why salve and operations fail to give lasting re- Hef. His harmless prescription, HEM- Children love to wash wit Klddie Plcture - \- Soap, Dox of 6 Egyptian Talcum y26c, 2 o 26c Phoebe 8now Talcum 26c. 2« 26c TOOTH BRUSHES 2 for 260 B e s or.DlcC Shaving Lotion, Reg. 66¢ 2 for 660 16c Genuine Aspirin 2 for mc h Reg. 26c.,.. Peroxide Bath Soap. 2for llc Meritol Shaving Cream, large 1 e tube. Reg. b0c.. Reg. 10c. SYRUP OF FIGS 35¢ Bottles, Bale price 2 for 36¢ stosme.... & tr B1C LITTLE LIVER PILLS Durham hup.m Razors. Reg. 19¢ Reg. $1.00, .59¢ * 86c. Special Shaving Brushes. Special Bach........ . ALMOND CREAM This is an exceptionally fine lo- tion for both intants and adults. 85c bottle—this sale 2. w 36C MASSAGE CREAM This cream 1is positively free from any injurious lngredienu b0c Jars—=Sale price 2’ for 510 85c Jars 2 for 360 85¢c Jars 2 for 860 Meritol Cold Tablets—35c boxes. 2 » 36¢ WHITE PINE AND TAR Put up in 3 oz bottles Reg. price 35c. Sale price 60c Bottles Sale price.... 2 for 61 c CHERRY BAL.. COUGH SYRUP 65¢c bottle—6 oz. 2 .. 66¢ for 35c Bottle N da for 360 Sale price .... For BABY—ML.. ...OL CASTORIA 36c Bottles 2 for 36(‘ BABY COUGH SYRUP 35c Bottles 36¢ . MERITOL COMPLEXION FACE POWDER Harmless — best for your skin. Regular 50c. for 5 l c 2 Regular 76c 2 76¢ GARDEN BOUQUET FACE POWDER $1.00 Box—=Sale for $ l oo l GARDEN BOUQUET TALCUM Reg. 36c—Sale price 2 for 360 MERITOL TOOTH PASTE 2 . 36c 2 60c Size TOOTH BRUSHES for 51 Cc 85¢c Tooth Brush 2 « 36¢ 50c Tooth Brush 2 «Blc 5 Pound Bag of EPSOM SALT Special FLORAL ODOR TOJLET WATERS Your favorite flower in a delicate toilet water: Crabapple, lilac, white rose, lily of the valley, northern violet and wisteria. $1.00 bottles at this sale— $l.01 VANISHING CREAM A disappearing cream of exqpis- ite softness. 35c jar, this aale,— 2 « 36¢ Large Jar—86¢c for 86¢ PERLE KISS FACE POWDER $1.50 Jar o $1.51 TALCUM Pure silk sifted Borated Talcum Powder, perfumed with that fra- grant odor, Perle Kiss. Soothing, delightful for every purpose; rec- ommended for baby’s comfort; flesh and white. 756c jargat this il e MERITOL BLOOD PURIFIER For all ailments caused by lack of strong, rich blood. Reg. $1.00. $1.01 recelves the same care as one, mdled in the large city. Inclement. er never retards the delivery. ‘“Twelve thousand post offices, or approXiniate- ly one to every 700 of Canada's pop- lation are opetated. The annual cost cels and 250,000,000 circulars. From the intermational border to the Arc- tic circle the post office handles the correspondence of the public. The letter malled at the frontier post of some newly settled area in the west ac- 250, WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF CORSETS PEOPLE’S 1 to 98c STORE| 26c Bottles. Sale price 2 «26c¢c MILK OF MAGNESIA 35c Bottles 2 «36¢ STEARATE OF ZINC 256¢ packages for 26{: RUBY CASTOR Uaas 25c—Sale price 2 . 26¢ SWEET CASCARA 85c 3 ounce bottles. Sale price— 2 36¢ MERITOL FURNITURE ' POLISH 25c bottle—Sale price 2 « 26¢ 85¢ bottle i, 36(: Sale price .., MERITOL A i} SHAVING LOTION 85c Bottles—Sale price 2 .. 66¢c LARKSPUR LOTION Regular 35c ... 2 for 360 ANTISEFTIC Mo UTH WASH 2 for 36(: Regular-665c. ... 2 wor 660 NUX-IRON TABLETS Regular $1.00. 2 for $l-01 If you are iun down, nervous, cannot sleep or have stomach trou- ble, ask us about HY-PEP-SEN o $1.26 Regular 35c..,. Reg. $1.25 .. da of maintaining the department is slightly over $50,000,000. = Revenues on stamps, postal. notes and money orders exceeds this expense and lmakma the department self- auppcrt- ng. WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF GLOVES We wish to call the attention of our local patrons that the People’s Store is for the BENEFIT of the PEOPLE. We are trying to do our hest to give you the VALUE for your MONEY. We assure you that by trading with us that you will receive QUALITY—SERVICE and WE SELL TRU-LAX THE TRUE CHOCOLATE OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS LAXATIVE These Items Are Just a Few of SATISFACTION. WE SELL TRU TABLETS of ASPIRIN —— Ladies’ BURSON FASHIONED HOSE SOG Pair — Main Floor — MEN’S UNION SUITS All 98c Sizes — Main Floor — Size MEN’S HOSE Black and cordovan 10c pyir — Main Floor — LADIES’ SILK HOSE first quality—black, cord. and grey 50c py; — Main Floor — - LADIES’ SCARFS With belt All wool $1.49 “*— Main Floor — MEN’S SCARFS -~ All Wool $l"19 — Main Floor — DRAPERIES 36 inches wide 2 3 Cyard — Main Floor — DRUMMER BOY HOSE All 23c Pair Sizes — Main Floor — All colors SAFETY PINS All Al Sizes 3 c Dozen — Main Floor — SNAPS All Sizes ZC Card — Main Floor — A Colors — Main Floor — CLOTHES BASKETS Large 98C Each — Second Floor — WHITE CURS and SAUCERS l 5 c Complete — Second Floor — BOILERS 98 CEach — Second Floor — FANCY CORSETS 98¢ Each — Main Floot — NG COTTON Zc Ball