New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 16

T Christmas Shoppmg Days are here— the hustle of Gift buying is on now, you have'nt any time to waste. Make NEW BRITAIN DAII Y HERALD, FRIDAY, DE JCEMBER 15, 1922 Our store .answers the IN‘I'lilvuM problem through a wide variety of sensible gifts that arc useful and o 1524 gour selection today while we have a ceptable for all gift-giving purposes complete stock Gift Bu Buy Him a Useful Xmas Gift MEN'S ' NEGLIGEE * of patterns. sizes 14 to 17 . MEN'S FLANNELETTE JAMAS~=trimmed with sille frogs MEN'S COMBINATION BANDS and GARTERS, put Fancy Xmas ALL SILK NECKEWEAR—in a large assortment of pattems to rean $1.00 'MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS — made of fine quality percale—in chgose, MEN'S’ GENUINE LEATHER BELTS “with silver buckle. Colors 50t black and tan. In fancy SHIRTS,, made of woven madras — stripes and cords, in a large variety . ran $1.69 ARM- DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. , e 51 10Ng The universal io; of the Holiday Season is certainly wonderful. ' It grips us, holds us, malkes us, whether we want to or Spmething for which we seldom means of -expression for some gift that will convey to others that unexplainable thought d anxious to contribute to the gladness of others. And isn’t it true y are gifts that are most useful and practical. This is where we efforts on the useful and practical gifts for your selection, and at prices that are within the reach of the smallest purse. Lédies’ brown and SIK 'LADIES’ PA- mode, grey and up in ! % BATH BRUSH, Xmas MANICURE SET, with REAL IVORY. ¥ 1 $7.98 B8 it gen OTURE variety. FRAMES. in a i 59c¢ . $4.39 | N . AT HAZING IS AND ISN'T men. But they're finding out there 1§ no place in leadership for the bully: Leadership now s by personality. “The bully is a thing of the past. You don't say: 'G6 to it!' but ‘Come on!’ He shook his gray head and _ {1ooked ferocious: . “I'll fire any mid- . |iipman who hazes a: lower classe | mant’ . ) 4 | Then the admiral smiled and looked ‘|out at the 2,250 middies marching to ‘|the mess hall. 4 £ Unwritten Rales. ‘When a fellow gets to be 61 ‘he here a yeéar and a half 1ot of unwritten. rules lon plebes Lo ‘take the upper classmen requiring recitations from lower classmen. Requiring the performance of any personal sefvice.» Laylhg of hands on a lower class- man to enforce Instructions. ‘Requiring’ lower classmen to per« form any physical or other exercise. Ordéring a lower clagssman to as- sume an exaggerated military position, Limiting articles or amounts of food consumed at mess. Persecution, ridiculé and brutality. ' Haging Tsn't Courteous correction of lower class- men for violation of social usages or military custom, Lower classmen standing at atten- tibn and saying "Sir” to their seniors. Restriction of certain walks as smoking places for upper classmen, because of Imited size. ‘Restriction of certain narrow stairs for use of upper classmen only, Cotrection by seniors of lower clase- men “:l'k u‘hondnx. .loud talking or v;m til n corridors. .Fourth ~ classten . procteding to ranks “"on_the doubie™ (running) as & Jesson in_promptness. % A w OLASSES. that makes us happy an the gifts that best satisf; have concentrated our STRAP WRIST REAL SUEDE GLOVES in tan and MOCHA GLOVES, two clasp, in LAMB SKIN KID GLOVES—Two-clasp. tan, Pair shampoo and massage. wk_age Cegearenpaes LADIES' boxes. Special Gloves ~—made of $3.69 boxes. Special .. LADIES' APRONS of the finest lawn hand _embroidered, put in holly boxes for Christmas. $1.69 LADIES' SLIP-ON SWEATERS in brown. buff and grey. A Brand New Line of LADIES' HAND BAGS—Pin Seal, patent leather, ete. All styles and " 50c .$4.98 KNICKERBOCKER SHOWER Morocco, also used for Special $1.50 kets, MAMA Very SWEDISH EXPERT ON “GERMANY'S FUTURE Financial Condition of Country “Outlined by Professor Stookholm, Dee. 15.—“If France breaks with Germany financially chaos will follow, and the mark will drop to mimost any concelvable low rate,” sald Professor Gustay Cassell, Swedish expert in International finance, and advisor to the League of Nations, up- on his recent return from Berlin where He Bad been called by the Ger- man government, together with seven other financial experts from the Unit- ed Btates, England, Holland and Rus- Professor Cassel declares that 1 16és8 preserit conditions in KEurope {re altered, stabilization of the German mark will be Mnpossible. The experts on- this. They tecom: ] s granted, Stabilzation il: depend pi Iy on Germany's uetion and on the maké-up of the y d tional experts % have thoughts to express.- muslin, trimmed with dainty lace and hemstitching, put up in holly LADIES' ENVELOPE CHEMISE trimmed with lace and fancy silk ribbon; put up one each in holly A full line of Richard Hudnut's POWDER and PERFUME SETS. Prices range from $2.98 ., $7.98 Large assortment. of OChrisgtmas novelties, such as Banks, Pin Cush- fons. 1923 Calendars, Sewing Bas- Checker Garters, Lingerie Sets, Hand Paint- ed Bowls, Vanity Cases, Fancy Hair ™ 25¢ 1 $2.19 -, ‘ | While Here Do Not Forget to Vigit TOYLAND ‘DOLL CARRIAGES—Made of strong cane with roll top—have rubber tire ry Special | EXPRESS WAGONS— made very strong, Each GOWNS. made of fine good quality . batiste, select IMPORTED "SWISS 59c¢ BRUSHED WOOL each choose, from Boards, Round Extra Special DOLLS—They can walk 98¢ 98¢ [ S S SR S DS “PUSSY CAT” TEN PINS GAME —$1.00 value. Xmas special ..., . / HOSIERY DEPT. A PAIR OF MAKE AN IDEAL XMAS GIFT PHOENIX SILK HOSIERY for women—full fashioned, made with double sole and the Phoenix heel .. LADIES' HOSE in heather mixtifre with fancy clocks. LADIES' PLAIN LINEN STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS — % -in. hem. LADIES ll!!?fi STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS T * embroidered corners in very pretty designs. Dozens LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS. %-in. hem.. MEN'S LINEN INITIAL %+in" hem. ...... Each not give expression to something deep down in our hearts. We are all searching for some 500 Turkish Towels thick absorbent quality, double thread, heavy *» 240 j All Wool Blankets 100 per cent white wool double bed size. Value $10.00 .. SILK HOSE WILL $2.55 ‘WOOL Pair SILKE AND A large variety to e $2.98 LADIES'’ PURE THREAD SILK HOSE—made with fashioned back. Colors, black, grey, fawn. cordovan, white and Ruffle Edge Curtains With tie-backs, 21 yards long, for e All size, excellent quality, for, HEM- 123c LINEN * e P 295 50c | A column of extraordinary Fruit of the Loom Pillow Cases Consist of a large Turkish Towcl —Guest Towel and Wash Cloth, for Table Damask yards wide, 5 pretty: patterns, | UNITIL cumfirms pr— EXTRA Extra . Special Extra Special . $7.98 Extra Special edge, Towel Sets Extra Special .. 69¢ Extra Special Linen Napkins $4.69 Extra Special dozen Value $1.25 Extra Special Teddy Bear Crib » (1 nj $3.69 M\ In TOYLAND you will find toys for the old and * Games, ¢ Coon. Cassel, that in case the monmr‘lum]nddmen. started in 1914, will not be were granted, Germany give the fol- lowing guarantées: the establishment of a ‘“central foreign exchange- de- partment” at the Riksbank, to be por- vided with some of- the Riksbank's gold reserve; the expenditure of this gold in the purchase 6f paper marks; the limitation of the floating debts, and the raising of the discount rate at the Riksbank. With the consent of the mmnuoanmmIdon. an ig- ternational financial association should be invited to heip in the work of sta- bilization. The redeeming of paper marks should be limited to notes of the Riksbank, chiefly foreign hold- ings, o 1t marks were phiced at the rate of 3500 to the United States dollar, says Professory Cassel, less than half ‘of the gold reserve of the Riksbank would bé sufficient for re- demption. Profeasor Cassel has recently agreed to act as financial adviser to the Sov- iet State Bank in Petrograd. COMPLETING LARGE WATER RESERVOIR Kgieers n Charge of Work State _ That Enormous Basin Will Be. Used Soon. Cleveland,' Dee. 15—An = under- cover reservolr which will hold 136,- 000,000 gailons of approximately $14,000,000, der construction - here. - atate that the reservoir i £ Engineers b will be in ”‘ finished before 1926. The plant covers fifty acres and is located in one of the city's exclusive resideritial sections. The concrete cover, supported by 1,096 columns thirty inches in diameter and forty feét high, is 1,060 feet long, and 550 feet wide, The reservoir will not be seen by the ordinary observer, as it is planned to- tover the top with earth and to Rocking Horses, Trunks. ‘Wheel Barrows, Paint Sets, Check- er Boards, Telephone, little ones, and games for U young. - Biring the kiddies ‘N let ihem ade our, Dolls, Bl Drums, “-gong Trains, Sleds, Dancing 4 L2 0 U. 5. CONSUL RECOVERS Valetta, Malta, Dec. 15 (By clated Press).—Mason Mitchol New York, American consul 008 island, who was shot near last Tuesday has completely rec from the effects of the slight wound in his left side and is ™ ing his duf Mr. Mitchel sailant has n committed to 8t sane asylum, ¥ make an attractive park on top, with walks, shrubbery and artificial lakes. Over the raw water conduit is the chemical house in whigh are four bins holding 217 tons of chemicals used in the purification of the water. Ih the mixing flume the water flows down a slope at the rate ‘of 10 feet second and it is here that the cfiemicals are mixed for the filtration process. The mixed water then en- ters the ooagulation basins, four in number, each holding “8,250,000 gal- lons. . ‘These are of concrete con- struction With groined arch roof. The clear water reservolr, which is. the targest of the unmit, consists of two basins of reinforced concrete, with a storafe capacity of 125,000,000 gal- Jens of water, sufficlent for a day's water supply for the city. INTENSIVE FARMING, (From the Boston Transcript.) “How are you making out with that abandoned {arm you bought?" #Fine! 1 sold the'quarry rights to one crowd, and rented the surface to water and. will cost! Enother 4s & golf course. Now if 1 now ig un-1can lease the air to some wireless company I'N have aboit everything underwultivation. Whe says intehsive : » Stock’ A visit to the Church si® Jewelry Atore will convince that this fs the right plact iy buy Watches, Jewelry, Fountsy Pens; Pencils and Ivory Set 8 55 CHURCH STREET New Britain, Conn.