New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1923, Page 17

(ORRS Lift Off with Fingers Doesn't hurt a bit, Drop a little “Preezone” on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! You druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficlent to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the c.lllunl. without soreness or irrita. tlon, L= POLITICAL RIGHTS SHOULD BE EXERTED 8o Says Mrs, Van Wye of Ohlo Leg- islature In Talk Concerning Women, Cincinnati, Jan, 12,—Mrs. Mary Van Wye, wife of a professor, and herself a former school teacher, was elected by republicans of Hamiliton county to be o\e of the women who will rep- resent this county in the Ohlo legis- lature for the next two years. Mrs. Van Wye was elected to the house of representatives by 76,609 votes, Born and educated in Brooklyn, Mrs. Van Wye came here about 10 years ago and engaged in school work. She was a member of the na- tional council of defense during the war, being in direct charge of the so- cial work of that organization, and also served as chairman of the Pa- triotic league. She is now connected with the Y. W. C. A. in an officlal capacity and is also a member of sev- eral clubs of Cincinnatl. It is Mrs. Van Wye's first venture in politics. During her campaign she spoke on legislation for women. BShe also stressed the importance of the women exercising their newly acquir- ed rights. The woman representative says that her main hobbie is traveling, but that she is also fond of gardening and out- door life. Interest in the home is the most important, she sys. .Mra. Van Wye is the wife of Ben- jamin C. Van Wye, professor of pub- lle speaking at the University of Cin- cinnat!, MARIJUANA IS NEWEST DRUG Smoked in Cigarette—Is Shown at Women’s Meeting ‘New York, Jan. 12—The latest habit-forming drug imported into the ‘White Light District—marijuana which {s smoked in a cigarette—was Plenty of Shi up to $5.00, $2.00 $1.50—Now $2.50-- ° .. $3.00— . $3.50— $5.00— ' $6.50— $7.50— .. $1.00 .. $1.50 . $L.75 One lot formerly priced especially strong on size 1515—Now .. 82,00 oo 8225 oo 8250 .. 8400 . $5.00 . 86.00 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1023, SAGE, ALLEN & CO. Prince Shichibu of Japan is shown here leading the platoon of which he assumed command when he became a lieutenant. exhibited along with two drug addicts ' Inspector Bolan's staff, Kirk produced and & collection of opium pipes, raw 'a bottle and leaning in the general opium, morphine, cocaine and heroin fd&rocnan of McCarthy and his fellow at a meeting of women in the th‘l‘ McAlpin arranged by Mrs. John Jer- ome Rooney. For the information of | the women, who met to form a com- | mittee to fight the drug evll, the ex- hibits were assembled by Dr. Carleton Simon, Special Deputy Commissioner | in charge of the Narcotic Dlvlnlonj of the police department. | There are 650,000 drug addicts in the | state of New York, of whom 50 per| per cent are in New York city, sald Judge Cornelfus C. Collins of General | Bessions. The meeting adopted a resolution, among other things asking that Presi- | dent Harding proclaim a *National | Anti-Dope Week" and call an interna- tional conference to deal with the drug evil. *CORKSCREW HIS DOWNFALL Held in $500 Bail For Asking Detec- tive For One in Cafe New York, Jan. 12.—Harold Kirk, automobile salesman, living at the Hotel Ambassador, took a party of three, “women and a man, to an after-t! et supper at the Plcadllly Rendezvous Restaurant, 121 West 45th street, Tuesday night. Yester- day he was held in ball of $500 for the grand jury by Magistrate Mc- Quade in West Side court. According to Detective McCarthy of detective, Benjamin Daley, asked con: | Adingly “hare you got & enrkurew"'! MeCarthy, the detective, showed m-' badge and led Kirk to the police sta- | tion. { BREAK WALLS WITH | BIG STEAM SHOVEL, Such (s Method Employed in Demol: ishing Fortified Walls of City of Paris { Paris, Jan, 12.-—American steam shovels, left behind in France by the American army, are speeding up the | work of demolishing the fortified | walls of the old city to such an extent that it will probably be completed in five years, instead of the 25 years it doubtless would have taken by pick and shovel, The work started in 1519, and its end seemed so far away that no one concerned himself with the outcome. | Now the end is virtually at hand, due to the efficlency of American ma- | chinery, and the astonished people of Parls foresee the inevitable battie be. tween Paris and its suburbs over the extension of the city limits to include the entire department of the Seine. ,‘ As s00n as the wall is down a law will be iIntroduced Into parliament consolidating the suburban towns of | Boulogne, Neullly, Levallois, Saint Denis, Pantin, Charenton, Vincennes, Ivry and a good many others with | Paris. The suburban communities | say this is too much honor. They| prefer to go on living a modest sub- urban life, to a share in splendors of | the capital, Besides, they reckon the cost will be greater than the honor. Paris replies that the suburbs will enjoy the improvements that will be made on the site of the fortifications and that therefore they should come in and share the expenses. | France now has 2,714 locomotives, | 7,764 passenger cars, and freight cars. You can have a mince pie in the oven in 25 minutes Still plenty of chance for you to share these safe savings on Suits and Overcoats The first lively days of the January Sale by no means carried off all the big values—too many of them. There’s still a good quantity left—sizes for most 2 everybody—specially strong on Stout and Long sizes in Suits, and sizes 36 to 38 in Overcoats. T5¢ $3.00 Hickey-Freeman 3 Fashion Park $55.00—Now $45.00— $40,00— " $85.00— ' | 2 A Few Left for $25.00 OVERCOATS $55.00—Now $50.00— $45.00— " $40.00— rts 33 West Main Street Kuppenheimer Fitch-Jones Co. 49,134 |8 ; Plnty of Underwear $7.00 Vassar $5.00 " All Other Heavy Underwear Reduced Plenty of Hats A good time to gekunder a new Hat way under regu- lar prices. Broken Lots $5.00 to $8.00 Hats Sizes 63;, 67 and 7 $1.50 CAPS. 1 2 PRICE All Hats Reduced 3-1090 (INC) 3-1090 Hartford Conn, 40 Skirts of velour, serge, poplin and novelty materials, Splendid values, ~™TYTT Silk or Wool Skirts —$3. 15 0dd Skirts of silk or wool materials, suitable for sports or general wear, traordinary bargain, 75— An ex- ALL FUR COATS RADICALLY REDUCED Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Squirrel Raccoon Mole French Seal (Dyed Coney) Jap Mink American Opossum Caracul CHILDREN'S FUR SETS AT 1-2 PRICE —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— THREE SPECIALS AT THE ART DEPARTMENT One lot of fine white lin- A en scarfs stamped with butterfly and basket de- signs, 36 in. centers to match. Formerly priced $1.00. Special at—T5c. sale of ncedlework books and books on knit- ting and crocheting, tatting and embroidery. Some pric- ed as high as 35c. closed out at—jc¢ ea. Refectory table luncheon set including cloth and 6 service doilies. Mostly cross-stitch and lazy daisy design. Just 5 sets left. Formerly priced $3.25. Spe- cial at—§1.98. To be TN NN S e R RO R L o0 TWO IMPORTANT KNIT UNDERWEAR SPECIALS Women's fleece lined vests and pants— 50c. FRESH, DELICIOUS CANDIES FOR SATURDAY “Burbank’s Broadcaster,” a lb. box of as- sorted chocolates, an unusually delicious mix- ture. Regularly priced $1.00, for—69¢ box. Walnut and almond stuffed dates—39¢c 1b. Coceanut Dips——39¢ Ib. Salted nut mixture-~79¢ Ib. Chocolate Cherries—539¢ box. “Cordially Yours” liquid centers in pine- gpp]e. grape and large Italian cherries—69c 0X. Children’s “Dalby” union suits of heavy cotton, knee and ankle length, low neck snd short sleeve, Formerly $1.50 and 51.75, now pricad—$1.00 and $1.25. GOSSARD CORSETS $4.98 Discontinued models of Gossard corsets. These are all high grade models, regularly pricad $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00. Not all sizes. Fitting service is given with these corsets. Gossard brassieres, “Longerlyne” models at—>50c and $1.00. ! OUR GOLF SCHOOL ON THE LOWER FLOOR Offers excellent opportunities to improve vour game. Expert instruction by Victor Norgrove. SIX WONDERFUL VALUES AT THE MISSES' SHOP Coats, formerly priced from $45.00 to $59, made of soft, rich materials with fur collars of squirrel, beaver, cpossum and caracul. Silk lined and warmly interlined. Broken sizes, 12 to 16 years. Special at—$35.00. Graduation and reception dresses of crepe de chine and georgette crepe. Many delight- ful models. Sizes 10 to 16 years. Specially priced—$12.75 to $19.75. Our entire stock of velvet and silk dresses reduced. Broken sizes 10 to 16 years, Priced —§8.95 to $14.75. 25 Dresses, white georgette crepe and a few party dresses. slightly mussed. Broken sizes 6 to 16 vears. Values up to $22.75. Special at—$5.64. This is a most opportune value as gradu- ation is only a few weeks away. Coats, self or fur trimmed, originally pric- ed from $16.75 to $35.00, in broken sizes 6 tn 16 years—$10.75 to $22.75. New skirts for the young miss from 12 to 16 vears. Newest materials—$§5.95 to $8.95. OUR SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF ONYX AND POINTEX HOSIERY $2.25 and $3.00 Onyx silk stockings in all weights and sizes, black and a few browns, grays and evening shades—$1.85. $2.00 silk irregulars, full fashioned, pure dye silk, in black and white—95c. OFFERS MANY SPLENDID VALUES Onyx wool and silk and wool stockings, for sport wear—§1.00. Fine English wool and silk and wool sport hose, some hand clocked, some rib- bed, others plain—§1.59. Onyx $2.00 ingrain silk stockings. Ir- regulars in all sizes, black only—$1.35. Full fashioned cotton and mercerized lisle, also seamless silk.and fibre and pure silk stockings, lace and sport ribbed hose. Special at—>50c¢ pair. Regularly price 75¢ and $1.00. Black and colors. DRUG AND TOILET GOODS SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Saco Extract Witch Hazel, 15¢, 25¢, 45c. Saco Sore Throat Remedy, 19¢. Saco Camphorated Oil, 19¢, 25¢, Saco Cold Tablets, 25¢. Saco Aspirin Tablets, 9¢, 15¢, 39¢c. Saco Cascara Tablets, 5 grain, 100 for 19c. Saco Syrup Tar with Extract Cod Liver and Menthol, 39¢. Saco Syrup White Pine and Tar, 19¢, 38c. Saco Syrup HypopRosphites Compound, 75e. Saco Coffee, 35¢ 1b., 3 Ibs. for $1.00. Saco Almond Cream, 25c. I spsodent Tooth Paste, 39¢c. Saco Cold Cream, 25¢. Colgate’s Dental Cream, 25¢c. Saco Lemon Lotion, 39¢. Kolynos Tooth Paste, 23c. Saco Peroxide Cream, 25¢. Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 25¢ cake, 3 cakes for 70c. Saco Depilatory Powder, 35¢. Oriental Incense or Burner, 19¢, 2 for 35¢ Saco Spanish Castile Soap, 19¢c. White Combs, 39¢.