New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1023, Alley Cat Wins Blue Ribbon - Qg_llgand Charm Distinguish "SALADA" T A 4 | SAGE, ALLEN & CO. 3-1090 (INC.) 3-1090 Hartford Conn. - — ——— ¢ S ———— {—— e — S T S GRS G S 600 SHAGMOOR GREAT COATS| 1M “The most Delicious Tea you can bu>* SLEOFPINESA TRUE VANKEELAND 5 ' Contributes Earliest of Vegetables ©-:is.” clanging away in feld and to Snow-Bound U, §. Markets the one-time pirate island is a ‘Little America,' Ninety-five per cent of I8 surface is owned by individual Ameri and one-half the population is h ng. American chureh- 1 lnlr.' rooms |lul the orehard, »llp'\l) an mu.uph--n- that | might be that of Indiana or Cali- fornia Lowest Tropie Pines, | “The island gets its name from its b ; T R, B forests of pine whith are said ta exist ; Bt which & trdety | ofe at & lowsei HIAfRqN. SN MR Sneezer Boy, just plain alley cat of New York's East Side, be- with Cubs has boen taken from’S|inece tross of & Mot otorthers region. |cAMe the Cinderella of the feline world when Joseph and Antoin- State Department p I grow palms and oranges, mahogany |ette Frascona rescued him from an ash-heap and later (:ntcrvd. ® I hes lain sino l”""”l““““’ *|and ebony him in the aristocratie cat show at the Waldorf-Astoria. Snoozer | can war, and submittec “The Isle of Pines, almost a quar- - took rav a bl ibbon. ate, prob not a f the size of Porto Rico, has only Boy-t k away a lue ribbon. to the av American tieth the density of pop- chances t the Island at crowded island. About p that, has co | delightful dishes were shown to be resi- to his mid-winter breakfasts, Junch= | q.0¢ thepe by the latest census. But [ ] eons, and dinners. during the cold period in the United [ ) . o “From the Isle of States, when tourists go south and . south of Havana winter homes are occupied, the popu- \d of k\v‘\ )\* t ation 15 considerably increased, the ashin ' \ “Climate might be termed the chief of the Nationa aphic | asaot af: the I8 of Binek. tar it Shagmoor Great Coats are worn by the smartest women for town and “comes some 0 rhiest of the | yakes possible its princlpal indus- moor is thick, soft, light in weight and warm as fur, the ideal material for topeoata. It is fresh vegetables and some of the MOSt niog of carly fruit and vegetable cul- 100 per cent virgin wool. Ill!rln‘llh n'llhv grapefruits ‘k"‘-;l reach | yure, In the tropics, but continually snow-bound American markets. | blown upon by the trade winds, its| B i i W Sowt "American Commanity Usder 1100 MO0 1Y 0 e o o | : bfoth mlzlmmsh. tailored models and graceful wrap styles for afternoon wear. Some ¥ el The thermometers seldom registers have fur-coliare, “This pi d of higher than 80 degrees or lower than i tropics, while iy mot well| 6o qagrees, In such a temperature Sizes from 14 to 46. known to the majority of stay-at-' s.anereuit and eimons and pineapples home Americans, is eithey permanent | arqyw to perfection, and thousands of . home to some thous- icans who have more e of wander-lust acres of them have been set out by American plantation owners. “The Isle of Pines is governed as or temporar GREAT REDUCTIONS ‘AT THE MISSES' SHOP Girls’ and Misses’ Dresses in silk, velvet SAY “BAYER” when you buy. Insist! L e by iliand: :":':n]n il A R i Unl he ¢ Smart Coats for girls and misses greatly and are making over a que re, the Cuban mainland 40 mles to t) ¢ ” h ' " formerly aimost wholly _neglected: | nort, The municipal officlals, jufzes i bl Ak 7 i !Bay ¢r Cross” on tablels, you are | | oduced in price. and wool at reduced prices. The island belongs to Cuba and 15| ang rural guards are all Cubans. ‘But| MOt getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by New taffeta Dresses in the newest Knickers of all wool tweed mixtures, v shades of blue, Lanvin green, brown and navy, for street and party wear. Also white and colored dresses for graduation governed by that republic; but it lon- stitutes probably the most American community under anyforeign flag. they carry on most of their business in English; for most of their taxpay- ers and rm/: ns hail from such places physicians over 23 years and proved safe by millions for alzas 8/ to 20! yéars: Specially priced for Saturday at— ¢ “The island was shunned by or-y.q 3 £ dmary folk during the early centuries ;,:,,,,:LI:"” Eh0 and = Bosen; and Colds Headache { d 3 (eav: at nhl ing £ A after its discovery by Columbus, be- AR e C | and reception wear, at prices ranging from - 1 cause it became a rendezvous for the | [irst pawnbrokers were Ttalian Toothache Rheumatism f 10 75 22 75 3 295 3 98 no:’orious 'fil;l?'hf'l«'l\l ’r;lml!"&_t :-:m' bankers, the greatest of which were | [ . to ) . and o under Spanish rule of Cuba, it led a/the Medici or Florence, w! ac i sleepy, isolated exi e and Was gilded pills on their :hiomx h?n ]‘;l’ Neuritis Lumbago ! ——————————————————————————————————————— used for what the Spaniards called jusion to the professional origin of the | S . | L lconvict settlements But the ‘con- | name Medici, these pills - eventually| Neuralgia Pain, Pain | ? HAND MADE BLOUSES victs' were in the main, political pris- | evolving into the sign of three balls. oners who had plotted the overthrow | MRS s SN OR0 of Spanish rule in Cuba. Strictly fresh eggs 61c. Russell Bros. “During American control of Cuba | __aqyt, after the. Spanish-American war, | Americans saw the unrealized possi- bilities of this fertile island of equable Slow flapiping of a butterfly’s wing | climate, and began its developmeng|produces no sound but when lhn through the planting of citrus orch- | movements are rapid a noise is pro F ck R U H ald Clas lf d Ad ards - Other Americans followed and | duced that increases in shrillness wl!h‘ or QII.I eturns Use Iler. sirie vis. other industries were developed. Now |the number of vibrations. Accept only “Bayer"” package which contains proper directions. | i Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salleylicacid $3.95 Hand made Blouses of French Voile with tuxedo and Eton collars and V-necks vmaue entirely by hand and trimmed with filetlace and hand embroidery. Idren’s Sleeping Garments 59¢ Outing Flannel ‘Sleep- ing Garments for chil- W dren. Made with feet. Sizes 2 to 8. Regular price98c. - All GOWNS $1.19 ' | PETTICOATS $1.95 Sateen - Petticoats in .-{ colors to harmonize with suits and dresses, straight line and flotinced models. Splendid range of shades. Windsor Crepe Gowns, plain or figured. Also muslin. gowns, stitched in color, in extra sizes. |BOSTON STORE] DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. | Total value of the three items, $1.50. |Saturday Specials||:==Es ‘ Here Are a Few of the Many Special Items to Be Found Here Saturday ‘ 75¢ DRUG SECTION Extra Special SUN AND MOON OINTMENT A 50¢ 40 c Box Saturday Only Have you ever tried Saco Coffee? It is very popular with those who have used it. Try a pound for 35c. Three pounds for $1. TOILET GOODS Extra Special 1, 25¢c box Amami Taleum; 1, 50c box Amami rouge; 1, 75¢ jar Amami Skin Cream. Harriet Hubbard Ayers Face Powder 75¢. Luxor Cream, 25¢, 50c. Boys’ Fleece only. Saturday Specials ......... 21c e —— | Fancy Trimming Braids, suitable - for dress trim- mings, in all wanted colors. Saturday Special A FEW SPECIALS TOILET GOODS Lov'me Talcum Powder. Saturday Special Watkins’ urday Special Kolynos Dental Cream. %lturdny Ladies’ Princess Lined Gauntlet Gloves in brown Mulsified Co- coanut Oil Shampoo. Sat- Slips made of good quality sateen in black, brown and navy. —_— Children’s Grey Flannel Rompers with fancy red stitching. Sat. Special (3 _— Men’s Khaki Flannel Shirts, extra quality, all double stitched, value $1.59 i each 98 C Special L 25 Dozen of Men’s All Silk and Knitted Ties. A large variety of patterns to select from; values up to $1.00. Saturday Special ea. 2 9 C U Men's All Wool Sport Hose, in heather mixture; value $1.00 pmr 53c Sat. Special. . _.—_,'—'.—1 Ladies’ Medium Weight Lisle Hose, made with fash- ioned back and double soles and high spliced heel; col- ors black, white and cordo- van. Saturday ‘ . 22C Special Children’s Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, extra quality, no seconds; value 39¢ ea. Special —_— Ladies’ Fleece Lined Union Suits, made low neck, sleeveless and knee length, value $1.00 each; sizes 36 to 44. hat. Special 69 C Full Size Crochet Bed Sprepd. Sat. ——— ) Extra Heavy White Out- ing Flannel, 36 in. wide. Extra Heavy Blankets, woolnap finish, “hlte and grey. Satur- w ? .98 day Special. . = —_ Crochet Bed Spread, ex- tra large, size 80x90. Sat- urday Special S — All Wool Plaid Blankets, double bed sizp pink, blue and grey plaids —_ Serim Curtains, 2 1-2 yd. fong, ruffle edge, tie back, regular $2.00. Saturday Special. i — —_— 39¢ Cretonnes, 36 inches wide, handsome pattern Saturday Saco Almond Cream, 25c. Saco Spanish Castile Soap, 19¢c. Hudnut Creams, 25¢, 50c. Saco Peroxide Cream, 25c. Harriet Hubbard Ayers Cream, 45¢, 75¢. TWO SEASONAL VALUES AT PERFECTION OIL HEATERS $6.49 Japanned finish. Steel tank holds one gallon, Will burn from eight to ten hours. in conventional design. to show details of work and coloring. SATURDAY CONCLUDES Specially priced for Saturday at .............coiiiiiiin VAV Ss et e en We advise shopping early as the quantity is limited. Saco Syrup of white pine and tar, 19¢ and Boncilla Cream, 50¢, 75¢. e, Saco Extra Witch Hazel, 15¢, 25¢, 45c. Saco Olive Oil, 39¢c, 69¢, $1.19. Saco Cold Tablets, 25¢. Kotex, 55¢. THE HOUSEWARES SHOP ELECTRIC: HEATERS $6 .49 Copper reflector back. Heavy wire ree mo.;able guard, Complete with connecting P cord. SATURDAY SPECIALS AT THE ART DEPARTMENT A new library set consisting of scarf and 36-in. center. Stamped on tan needlewcave 50c¢ Mand worked modcis on display s at—— THE NOTIONS SALE Saturday i A Ladies’ Silk and Wool i yard 22c Special ...... vd. 250 Thousands of Specials For Economical Women Hose, in plain colors and i BRILLO, large size, our price for Saturday ouly tessssnunrens iy s ~280 :;nst‘l;e;. 'i':m:lli?;'tl‘;‘?:;e tro AT 8% 3 P LESCO, reguiar 50c bottle, fér ................ SIS NIN SRR AT oAl Py s v oTe | X 3 S - igared il ap Pongee. BLACKENE, ....cc..o00000000 for 29 e e I A 0t s, oo 1| f|Beterdey 1 FYR PRI i 1sr s e s i iaers }fir."I for 296 pr. JOC e . sl 95| lls LIQUID VENEER MOP, §1.00 size, for . 79 5 2 Large hottle liquid Cedar WAX OIL POLISH ..... Hde