New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 13

'HELP Practifal end Useful g\. \, Gifts: of Handkerchiefs Select y:mra here—Plain hemstitched Has become a time-honored Christmas institution. Plain with colored borders— Embroidered corners in whtte or colors, A 12% 1o 98¢ ke Priced from . Point an easy way to fill the Gift List, . Select them now while stocks are complete. Gloves--- The Little Gift Importznce HOSIERY Why not gife a Gift Box of Hosiery This Christmas? Very casy choosing here. Our stocks are large and varied. None Have Youlwéhecl(ed PETTICOATS WHITE PLAGUE RED CROSS STAMPS CThe Ohiristmas % Cid SIHTOP to Select Your NEW BRITAIN D FIGHT THE BUY Bathrobes— Prized by all Femininity Made of Beacon Flannel or bright colored Corduroy. Make ideal gifts, a0 A AILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1 For one of those Gifts? ‘We have. just unpacked some eanislte'models $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 sucn It you have oné on your list let us show you our assortment. e $oudan o Each one prettier than the other. Mother or the young Miss filling her Hdpe Chest would surely welcome a piece or a set of the beautiful Madeira Linen we are offering—you will find our prices very reasonable. A “Boyshform” Brassiere of Satin f ) Her gift would surely welcome Too Early DOLLS By the Hundreds They’re here in all their splendor Small ones — Large ones . SHOPPING DAYS BEFORE XMAS ITEMS MENTIONED BELOW SPECIALLY PRICED FOR TOMORROW ONLY Cold weather is hero Do You Need a Warm Coat? Tomorrow we place fifty on Sale at (Regulsr prices $21.98 and $29.50) (Why wait ’till January?) Buy Now Misses Hardly two Coats alike in the lot. All are lined. Many have fur collars, Silk Camisoles 59¢ each Regularly sell at $1.00 and $1.50 These are odds and ends that we want to close out quickly. Materials—Satin, Crepe de Ohine. All sizes in the lot. One Lot Colored Silk Umbrellas $3.98 each (Worth $4.98 and $5.98) Good assortiment of handles to choose from. Vanity Fair Christmas The woman who shops early during the Christmas shopping season will gain much— checkll:(d I«:n :vhen yo%hthfin:; C d Nelecting may be done leisurely — talk and walk. of Si 'etticoats. ere’] merchandise is all fresh N be more than one when you ar s o i g B Priced from— All daintily dressed. Dolls that go to sleep and dolls that There is always at least one person on' your list to be Silk Jersey Vests $1.98 each She and those who serve her will be see these new ones — they unwearied. .»?ENUINE :Iurf; "ifi?&‘x"v and so attrac- On:lsson‘.ment this denson $0-—~SHOP NOW! 59c TO $7.98 Each HENDREN* stylo—Self-strap i better than ever. Soe them in our show window. DOoLL pirghogd e/ the governors and their wives, Mr.|beck, Michigan; Hyde, Missouri; Dix-| Riley announced. | on, Montana; Brown, New. Hamp- McKelvie to Speak. shire; Edwards, New Jersey; Morri- of a considerable export trade to the United States, the distilleries have increased ‘their output and a ready i GOVERNORS PROBING MERCHANTS HAVE supply on hand, and the mail order | business of the distiller has doubled within the last two years. The price of whiskey is higher than ever before, 12 shillings ($2.60) a quart being asked for the best grades. '\'m-mm‘ on agricultural problems, and the latter on !The 8t. Lawrence Governor Preus will Annual Conference 0 Be Held at) Naterav oot o Midwest on SEEKING OIL LANDS Wh][e “]phm‘ Sl]l']l]gs ! “The Undertow of Crime Waves" | 2% { will be discussed by Gov. Wilson G.'R"m‘m Possessing Large Areas of | Harvey, of South Carolina. Governor e A i | James Hartness of Vermont, Govern- Madison, Wis., Dec. 8.—The “prob-{o "y o ‘mrinkle of Virginia, Gov- lem ih government created by the rise arnor Thomas E. Campbell of Ari-| London Market Recently, Flooded by Large Shipments of Wine i scn, North Carolina; Nestos, North market awaits the product. In many R BLEM "F K K K Ni""“;:ur L?\‘:lmu(f:wz:nxc}\;hf:' gr Dakota; Robertson, Oklahomn:! of the more popular brands the re- QUMON: RAEES Al WY Wk the SProul, Pennsylvania; McMasters, tail dealers aré unavte to keep a o 1o Rl Preus, of Minnesota, will speak, the | go. iy hakota; Mabey, Utah; Morgan, b Is it M for a bww to sarve West Virginia, and Carey, Wyoming. hot mince pie ? ANSWER: ‘This wonderful old dessert is possible in the i busiest homes and the results are very SWEDIE PAINTINGS, London, Dec. 8.—London markets ' One of the Finest Art Collections to have been flooded recently by large be Sold Here Publicly. Valuable Ground, Offers Same To Foreign Capital. of the Ku Klux Klan throughout lhl“ zona, Governor Albert C. Ritchie of country”, will be brought before the Maryland, Governor John M. Parker state governors of the United States|of Louisiana, and Governor Ben W. and considered by them at their four- Olcott of Oregom, are other speakers; London, Dec. 8.—Rumania, posses- foreign capital, and consequently Am- sed of large areas of undeveloped oil } lands, is ready to give contracts to shipments of champagnes and wines from France and Spain which, how- ever, find no ready sale here. wine shops of England are already overstocked with pre-war vintages The | Stockholm, Dec. 8.~—One of the finest of Swedish art collections, com- prising masterpieces of Rembrandt, Van Dyke, Rubens and Lebrun, is be- gratifying if the housewife will use NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT “LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE® teenth annual conference to be held i on the program. in Whité Sulphur Springs, West Vir- Besides general discussions on each ginia, December 14 to 16, Miles O.|of the papers presented, the govern- Riley, sécretary, announced here to-|ors will discuss general problems of day. state administration and exchange Governor Henry J. Allen, of Kan-|experiances that may be of value to sas, whose attack on the Klan in his, their colleges in the business of gov- ing parked and will be sent to the United States for public sale. The collection is owned by R. Lamm. He has sought buyers in Europe, but without success. erican, Britsh, Irench and Belgian interests are taking notice. The Independence Roumaine an- nounces recently that a well known | jconstruction company of New York I1iad made an ofter to the government which the merchants are unable to dispose of. Most of these stocks were purchased during the war, or Jjust after, and at high prices, with the result that the' dealers are un- willing to lose their profit in order to DE PALMA'S BIG KICK. P state has attracted wide attention, s | ernment. tor "‘2‘:‘"!"“(’1 “"‘t"s in “l"c"g“g“ m":' get ""’ °f, the 5}"°‘}“"‘ Modesto, Cal., Dec. 8,—Ralph De- MERRELL-SOULE COMPANY - to Present a paper to the state execu-| .Mr. Riley stated the following ad- ‘&";th‘m“l‘]’r aking to supply the state| Light wines, which includes clarets, Palma, noted race driver serving time SYRACUSE,N.Y. tives in “The Ku Klux XKlan—The Problem it Attacks and the Problem' it Creates,” as the basis of consider- L “CASCARETS"— CONSTIPATION * Clean Your Bowels! Stop (f‘ Cléan your bowels—then feel fine! ! Enjoy the nicest, gentlest bowel cleansing you ever experienced by taking one or two candy-like Casca- rets tonight. They physic your bow- els fully. All the constipated waste and sour bile will move out of the bowels without griping or stirring”you | Any drug store. ditional governors have advised him they will ‘attend: Governors Kilby, Sick Headache, Dizziness, up. There will be no bowel poison to cause colds, sick headache, dlzziness, biliousness or sour stomach when you wake up in the morning. More men, women and children’ take Cascarets for the liver and bowels than ail oth- er laxative-cathartics combined. 10 [however, that each, upon serving a jmissioners to use the petrol and derivatives, ne- cessary for internal consumption, at a very low cost. Other similar of- There are at present several of the ilargest ofl companies of the Whited States, England and Holland interest- ed.jn Rumanian oil properties and production is increasing steadily. METER ROBBERS JAI . Bridgepert, Dec. 8-—Seven "young men who were arrested for robbery of pre-payment gas meters all over the city, which netted them consider- | | able cash, were sent to jail for a year by Judge Newell Jennings in superior court yesterday. It. was provided, sentence, portion of his may be terms to be actually served will be from one to eight months. ASKS ANTI-K. K. K. AID. Neéw York, Dec. 8.—Governor Jolin M. Parker of Louleiana has asked the national convention of insurance com- influence of their companies “in alding red-blood- cent boxes, also 25 and 50 cent sizes. sauternes and harsacs, are selling for | an average of four shillings six pence (about one dollar) a quart, as coms Alabama; Lake, Conanecticut; Denneyp WG hive Besh’ mhaln:to the Kovern X withe g th Rt ation. Delaware; Hardee, [Florida; Davis, | o 4 oo | pared with two and three = shillings|yigieq nim there. DePalma is peeved, A varied business program supple- | Idaho; McCray, Indiana; Small, 1lli-|mént by other interests and, accord- | before the war, gnd the heavier wines he declared, because he is the only mentéd by an attractive program of | nois; Kendall, Iowa; Morrow, Ken- |ng to an official nnnour:f:emcnt, are bringing more than double their inmate in the county prison not con- - entertaininent, has been prepared for | tucky; Cox, Massachusetts; Grues-|“they all will be considered. former prices. Champagnes cost | ;0o o prohibition law Violations, about one pound sterling a quart at the present time, but vary widely ac- cording to the vintage. The new stocks being offered by the wine growing nations ,may be purchased at prices which are even lower than those which prevailed be- fore the war. Consumption of wine iy the British Isles, to increase the difficulties of the dealers, has dropped to almost half of what it was in 1913. Hotels and restaurants complain of the slump, and wine lists nowaddys contain only the most popular brands, andgthese are called for only sparingly. fomn— in theé Madera county jail for speed- ing, has only one complaint, he told Earl Cooper, another race driver, who placed on probation, with the under- The troubles of the wine brokers, —"‘nd 5 standing that violation of the parole | however, do not extend to the whis- . Colds, Sour stOmaCh, G_ESCS, Bad Breath would mean a return fo jail. ‘The | key manufacturers. Despite the loss it tastes EAD CO 0 apply ed Americaas to wage war on the Ku Klux Klan.” alouraine la Coffee Just as good as it smellst”