New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1923, Page 13

Elaborate . plan - nEnA“Nfi | changes have been prepared, whien would make a new meodern eity out of the old, The promoters of the| | prinecipal plan estimate its cost at ten | ]mllll»n pounds sterling, while its urA~| | ties put the cost at aver thirty mils S—— |lien, and there is no visible source I T | from which either sum could be (o Turmoll Exiting Vst 52 One Plan Pmmu Am MM le One plan is to build & large central | | rallway station near the ruined cus- tom house, and turn the custom houso | into & new post office, Since the de- Dublin, Feb, 23.~Despite all the | straction of the post office in aater | turmoil and discouragement In Ire- [wealk, 1915, Dublin has had no central land at the present time, there are post office ept inadequate make- | on foot two great and expensive pro-|gnicts, and dven the makeshift was | deets for the improvement of the city completely destroyed in the fighting of Dublin, | which followed the capture of thel | Vour Courts last July, | Another element In the plan Is the | 5 building of a new parliament house | Be Careful What You Wash |'on the site of the Royal Hospital at| . " KHmainham, This historic bullding | Your Child's Hair With |\ was, until this year, the residence ot | the commander of the British forces, | and also a hospital, The comman-| If you want to keep your child's|der-in.chief and the invalids have all| hair in good condition, be careful | gone, and the place is now at (he dis- | what you wash it with, | pusal of the Irish government, | Many soaps and prepared sham- ousing of Senate ’ poos contuin too much free alkall.! The Free BState senate s now | This dries the sealp, makes the hair| housed in the art museum, and tne! brittlg, and is very harmful. Mulsi- | Dail in the adjoining Leinster House, fled cocoanut oil shampoo (which 1% | taken over temporarily from ' J pure and entirely greaseless), is much | Royal Dublin soclety, A new par better than anything else you can ment house will soonor or later huve | use for shampooing as this cannot [ to be bullt, The Kilmninham pro- | possibly injure the hair, posal has been criticised by those | Simply put two or three teaspoon- | who think that the Irtsn parliamens fuls of Mulsified In & cup or glass| should be housed In the bank of Jre- | with a little warm water, then mols- | jand, once the scens of Grattun's | ten the hair with water and rub the|parifament. But the government | Mulsified In, 1t will make an uhll!""lulocs not *consider the bank premises | ance of rich, creamy lather, and|gujtable, and even the sentimental as- | cleanse the hair and scalp thorough- | gociation of the place is deeried by Iy. The lather rinses out easily, and | some, who point out that the Free| removes every particle of dust, dirt,| giate is not the inheritor of the Grat-' dandruff and excess oil. The hair dries | ¢4n tradition, but of the tradition of| quickly and evenly, and it leaves it | Theobald Wolfe Tone for complete fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy | ypish independence, to Inanage. | e You can get Muylsified ecocoanut oll: ;12’52{3.‘"?..:}? “ew ounees wini ot PINE BLISTER RUST B wure sour rugent gives you Shul- | EXACTS HEAVY TOLL/ sified. | e 4 | e " o | Giant Trecs in Switzerland Are Being SULPHUR SOOTHES | oo oo e Perley Spaulding Show. ‘ Washington, Feb.. 23.—Giant Whll(‘J pines in Switzerland, 118 ars old | ’ | being and 130 feet in height, are [ | killed by white pine blister rust, and | Skin | no effort is being made to control the Cool and Comfortable, | disease, according to Dr. Perley B | Spaulding of the United States de-| If you arl suffering from cczema or | Partment of agriculture, after an| some other torturing, embarrassing | ©i&ht months’ study of rust condl-| skin trouble you may quickly be rid |tions in Jiurope. of it by using Méntho-Sulphur, de- Dr. Spaulding, who made the irip clares a noted skin specialist, to determine the eatent of i This sulphur preparation, because | dcne to old trees and to seek any of its germ destroying properties, scl-; data on the wse, says white dom fails to quickly subdue itching, | blister rust gas been known in Switz even of fery eczema. ' The first appli- | erland since’ 1854, Only within the | cation makes the skin cool and com-|last 10 years has it spread to a state] fortable. Rash and blotches are|of destructiveness. The urgent neces- | healed right up. Rowles Mentho-Sul-| sity of co-operating in the attempt to phur is applied Ii any pleasant cold | centrol the spread of the discase in cream and is perfectly harmless. You | the United States, he says will he. bet- | can obtain a small jur from any godd | ter realized and facilitated by fum:-| druggist. Lermen when it is understoral ,that| the discase affects old trees as casily | Lift Off with Fingers The First Application Makes as young seeding: While the discase has reached a | stage in the New England tes be | yond a possibility of complete eradica- | | tien, it is of vital importance to pre-| vent its spread to other rorests thaw| are free from the infection. Through | state and country officials the Tnited stes department of agriculturs s | cngaged in an sctive campaign In‘ preventing the blister rust from be-| coming a widespread menace. | CATTLEMEN GATHER Sixth Annual I{ml‘nr(l Roundup to| Draw Exeprts From All Sections of the United States. Kansas City, Mo., I"eb, 23.—Cattle- |'men from all sections of the 1'“““(]; States will gather here Aarch 19-22 for the Sixth Annual Hereford Round- Up. The event is an annual assembly of | | men engaged in producing the na-| tion's beef supply. A four-day auc- tion of registered Herefords is the | Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little | magnet which draws cattlemen here. | “Ireezone” on an aching corn, in-| It is held under auspices of the Am- stantly that corn stops hurting, then | erican Hereford Cattle Breeders' as-| shortly you lift it right off with fin- |sociation. gers. Truly! In the round-up crowds will be Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of |sun-browned ranchers, South Ameri- | “Freczone” for a few cents, sufficient | can ranchmen from Brazil and Urua- | to remove every hard corn, soft corn, | guay, picturesque “cow men’ rrom§ or corn between the toesand the cal-| plains and mountains of the United | luses, without soreness or irritation. State and rugged stockmen l‘rom= |corn belt farms. | In 1923, when the first sale wus} lF STOMACH ls | held, the hard-working auctioneers| | disposed of 292 Herefords in ten| hours, or one every two minutes. Last | Instantly! End Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn, Acid Stomach !vear, 471 head were sold with the| {same speed. | Spectacular sales have featured the | | auctions at past round-ups. TLast year | |a Hereford bull calf raised by Bert| | Hemphill of Olathe, Kan., was boughe | !for $1,025, by a South American | ranchman. The top price paid at the | | 1920 sale was $7,600 for a sire,| [ “Maples lLad 121st,” bought by |Thomas T.. Sashman of Owatonna,, ; PICKNICKERS. | Sydney, I"eb. 23.—Picknickers on | Waikuku beach, New Zealand, exper- |tenced an carthquake on Christmas | |day. As soon as the tremors ceased, cold water geysers spouted up through | the sand, evidently caused by thv“ opening of fissures down to the ar-| |tesian strata. One geyser started be-| Taste pleasant! Work wonders! The [low a motor car, another burst moment you chew a few tablets of [through a picnic party's table cloth. | Pape's Diapepsin all the misery of in-|[Along the beach road in front of a| digestion and disordered stomach |row of shops two geysers burst ends. forth, to the astonishment of the Your stomach needs this harmless populace. | help. Get relief for a few cents. Mil- | ! lions of dyspeptics and stomach suf- Barjo is a negro corruption of Ital- Jerers never bothered any more. Any|ian pandora, a three-stringed instru- 2 ment. Minn., from J. C. Robinson and Sons of Evansville, Wis, | Great Lakes of the United States| NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1923, SEF THESE NEW BRAMLEY SETS A truly wonderful lot at 49¢ Paisley, Batik, Bulgarian and a viot of other novel color combinations, All of the sea- son's favored materials are rep- resented, Specials—Women’s Underthings Nainsook Camisoles with all around tops imported of wide cmbroidery. 49c | “Brassicres, Band-| |caux styles, White or wl pink. mesh fabric, | (rufled Bloomers of white| | pink genuine/neat tailored style Heavy|washable |crepe, clastic walst, able crepes, EACH EXPENDITURE AT “THE FAIR” TOMORROW MEANS THAT YOU ARE SAVING MONEY. PRICES QUOTED BE- LOW SUBSTANTIALLY SUPPORT THIS STATEMENT. FOLLOW THE EAGER SHOPPING CROWD TO “NEW BRIT- AIN'S GREATEST VALUE GIVING STORE” Gowns made up of genuine figured r Windsor crepes in | unusual new colors | | | and patterns, 89¢ velope Chemi: krinkleimade of fine wa 79¢c Rompers and Creepers Why sit and sew Mother, when you can buy these cute little Garments at these prices? Creepers made of fine checked Gingham #n all colors, Poplin collar and cu s, trimmed with embroidery .. Rompers of linene and chambrays, adorned with h ncedlework and large pearl buttons e Rompers and Creepers of high grade poplin. Pretty shades trimmed with white and hand embroidered animal figure: WONDERFUL VALU] IN New Spring Handk’fs Women's large size pure linen Handkerchiefs 3 o 250 Ladies’ Handkerchiefs of Pure Irish Linen in new sport shades and white with corners heantifully embroidered. Ladies’ Sport Print Handkerchicfs—ILarge varicty of colors and patterns .. Ladies' fine quality Cro Lawn H kerchiefs Ladies’ Handkerchiefs colored drawn threads Men's full size Irish Lin Nicely Iy hed SATURDAY IN Sash Curtains, made of fine grade cross bar Muslin, full length. ¥or Saturday Cannon Pillow Cases, made of fine grade material, Size 4 Ripplette Bed size, 81x90, For Satur- da; Scrim Curtain material, double border pattern 9 For Saturday—VYard ... [ Pure Linen Dish Towcling — With red and blue borders. Tor Saturday 19c Scrim Ruffled Curtains, made of good quality material, 2 1-4 yards long. Yor 890 saturday — Pair .. Shino Dust Mop—Absorbs the dust and polishes the 59 Blue and white Enamel Sauce Pans—5 Quart size Spreads, full slightly soiled. Hamdkerchiefs— THE BASEMENT Flour Canister — Made of heavy gauge metal, Japanned white by new process which does not chip off and gold jet- tered with 2 side handles, se. curcly Mveted. Large full bag size, T'or Satarday. .. .. ... 98¢ Modern Sink Racks, will pre- vent your white sink from being marked up and your dishes from chipping. Xor SaniraRy >Liir . £9C Oil Cans, made of heavy weight galvanized iron with bail handle. 1 Gallon size .. 2 Gallon Size Lunch Boxes, made of heavy gauge Japanned black in good For Saturday 39c White Enamel Bath Fixtures, Tumbler holders, soap dishes and toilet paper hold- 10 C ers. SNaturday for .. .. etz Lantemns, Yor Saturday ....... 89¢ LACES LACES Thousands and thousands of vards in endless variety, The greatest collection that has been assembled in years of popular priced laces, fine Calais Vals, thread torchons, clunies, tatting edges, filets and cvery wanted style or pattern at 5 and loc Yard COME AND SEL THESE VANITY CANTEENS The Original Price Was $1.98 Closing out at .. 98¢ The popular size model, made of fine sclected leathers, Fit- ted with Jarge mirror and toilet articles. ZDA" ECTRIC LIGHT LAMPS -29¢ 15, 25 and 10 Watts. For Sat. .. 1000 ROLLS WAXED LUNCH PAPER The 5¢ Roll For Saturday 2 vor 5(: FARLY SPRING SHIPMENT Men’s Silk Knitted Ties 49¢ The best lot that we have ever seen at this price. Colors and patterns are too varied to describe. To sce them is to buy. i T | It Pays to Buy At| Our Drug Dept. THESE SPECIALS TOR TOMORROW Hair Groom=The 50¢ Jar, . 3¢ Swamp Root | g Bayer's Aspirin Tablets—1 doz, He=2 doz, ............ 21¢ “Cutex"” Manicure Preparations a8¢ size .....00000000.. 380 Kellogg's steless Castor Oil— 19¢, 35 Pebeco size PR (U Pure Cod Liver Oil—8 ounce— | Paste—Travelers 238¢, Norwegian Cod Liver Oil — § onnce .. 20¢ Pape's Cold Compound Tablets | 23c. | RN T 500 PAIRS Men’s Canvas Work : Gloves Heavy Canton Flannel, with | knitted wrists, lz%c | Yor Saturday ... EXTRA FINE VALUES ' Boys’ Spring Wash s o uits Sizes 2 to 8. Oliver Twist Middy and standard Sailor | styles. Well made, full tut, of quality washable fabrics, such as cotton pongee. linone, crashes and chambrays, Extra fine | values indeed Save Money on These Notion Specials Pennant Darning Cotton—Spool 2c, Willimantic Thread — All num- bers — Doz, . Wright' —21c, Twilled Cotton Tape — 6 yard pieces, all widths—Pc. 5S¢ Twink Dye Flakes—Ali colors | b Common Pins—200 Count sheets | 2¢. Rick Rack Braid — White and Colors — Y. o “Warrior” Button and Carpet | “Thread — Spool . Embroidered Stickerei 3 Yd. Pieces Colored Lawn Bias —6 Yard picce . Imported Steel Scissors — High grade, all sizes ......... 5 Suit Hangers, heavy polished wood with ecross bar ... T¢ Snap Tasteners, all sizes, white only = 3 Doz .......... Se THE LAST LOT OF | Prophylactic Tooth Brushes AT 15¢ Rejects — Bt we guarantee each one. Get them tomorrow. No more for a whole year, Mennen’s Borated Talcum | The 25¢ Size Can. lsc i Tor Saturday—Can. .. Pages 13 to 24 ) s Em——— PG ——— — — —— — ——— NEW DRESSES FOR BARY Dainty little nainsock Garments 49¢c Splendid grade fabric, taste fully teimmed with fine val laces and neat embroideries, Yoke and Bishop styles, Week-End Hosiery Values | Lad ¥ £ foned Silk Hose Pure thread silk — suede cordovan, russet and black, Irregulars of a $1.95 quality, For ' Ladies' Pure | Silk Hose, avy | welght, full fashion- «l, with hand clocks, Irregn A nationally known $1.00 grade, Black only, For Saturday ] : $1.69 ' Saturday 95¢ ‘ | Children’'s |Silk Lis Hose — ' Ladies' “Richelien” Ribbed| Lisle Hose, hose in black, white, nine new sport hose cordovan, grey and spring 1o the ‘champagne, . |for 69c ulars of a leading 59¢ [M¢W. make. For 29 c colorings. . . | r\'nlunlly. . New drop stitch| Tw ""d‘.\'pun Hose. A iine A stun- | |silk lisle hose in all |sport shades for ! Finest| {women, 45¢ Spring Gloves Gaontlet Gloves. . v, D9C { Women's Washable Chamois Suede Gloves in all want- o shades—2-clasp strte. . 49C Kaysers Duplex Leatherette 2-clasp Gloves with handsome cmbroidered backs Kayser's Doe lined 2-clasp staple shades Children Tan, grey, c Imported Was| ert and white BUY THESE RECORDS TOMORROW Pathe Actuelle Records AS GOOD AS THE BEST Our Price 46¢c INSTRUMENTAL “The Jolly Coppersmith” “Anvil Chorus”—From 1l Trovatore. “Whistling Beyond The Clouds” “The Bird and the Saxophone” VOCAL “Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean” “When You and I Were Young Maggic” (Blues) DANCE “Where the Bamboo Babies Grow” “Carolina in the Moring” “Burning Sands” “I Gave You Up Just before You Threw Me Down"” “Little Pal of Yong Ago” “Rocky Mountain Moon" 020637 020730/ 020741 020840 020881 020869 “Juliette” Double Mesh Hair Nets Our regular guarantced perfect For Saturday 4 ... 25¢ 10c¢ net. Deauville Scarfs Here are full 36 inch Deauville Scarfs in the newest Paisley and Igyptian patterns and a splendid range of handsome colorings, For Saturday Children’s Sweaters For 2 to 5 Years Finest all worsted yarns. Several cute slip on styles in pleasing colors. Values to $2.49, For Sat. $1.39 Girls Wash Dresses s 7 to 14, i LOT FOR SATURDAY 95¢ Made of extra good checked ginghams and clever new spring models, AN UNUSUAL lineme, Three A NEW SPRING SHIPMENT OF “Lady Fair” Yarns A Minerva Yarn in Silver Glow and knitting worsted in a full range of spring colors, RBall. . ivedeves Men’s and Boys’ Belts Great Values at 49c Genuine selected cowhide—Black and brown, with 49¢ regulation or adjustable slide buckles