New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1923, Page 13

Secoml Section ALASKA PLANS NEW W0OD PULP PLANTS Nonhwestern Country Has Great (Opportanities Washington, March 0.-—~Negotia- tlons are under way which are ex- pected to Initlate the establishment of an important industry in Southern Alaska capable of furnishing perpetu- ally a large proportion of print paper demands of the United States, Secre- tary Wallace of the department of agriculture expects soon to sign con- tracts with a number of responsible concerns for the purchase of pulp- wood from Alaska National Forests and for the allocation of water-power sites through the Federal Power Com- mission for the purpose of manufac- turing both pulpwood and paper., On the Tongass Nationul Iorest, it is estimated there is a source of supply of timber which can furnish perpet- ually an annual yield of print paper cqual to one-third of the total na- tional consumption of the United States. The Industry when establish- ed will be upon a permanent basis with raw material at a reasonable price, For some time the,l'orest Service has been collecting the information| vsuenu,l to the practical development of the Tongass National Iorest and the work is well toward completion. The merchantable timber on that forest includes at least 100,000,000 cords of western hemlock and Sitka spruce. As a step forward the establishment NewerFormofIron il Red Blood Food nur bloodis thin, paleand wat- or, Seening youweak, nervousand run-down, you need red blood wld:phncyunm in it to give you strength, energy and endurance, It wouldsurelyastonish you tosee how intwoshort weeks s little more iron in your blood would help renew the olutleity, the mcn:u: and energy of earlierdays. Itistheironin ym blood that enables you to gef outof your ¢ Wuhautlron. you eat does you an \'our food simply passes through qu and Jwr body l- literally starv- ree big meals s day. 'his newer form of iron known as NuzxatedIronislike theironin fresh vegetables and like the in blood in concentrated form, It may bo bad from all druggists with a goarantee of en- / tirely satisfac. A ] F D tory re ult- or DS B RICH, RED BLOOD ¢ cowclite, Fair Dept. Store, City Drug Sore_and_Dickinson_Drug_Co. Cocoanut Oil Fine For Washing Hair et If you want to keep vour hair in good condition, be carefu! what you! wash it with, Many soaps and prepared sham- roos contain too much free ailkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle and is very harmful. Mulsi- fied cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and entirely greaseless), is much better than- anything else you can use for shampooing as this can- not possibly injure the hair. Simply put two or three teaspoon-| fuls of Mulsified in & cup or glass| with a little warm water, then moisten the hair with water and rub the Mulsified in. It will make an abundance of rich, creamy and cleanse the hair and scalp thor- oughly. The lather rinses out cas- ily and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excess oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo at any drug store. It is very cheap, and a few ounces will last everyone in the family for months. Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsified. CORNS Lift Off with Fingers Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fin- gers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “I'reezone” for a few cents sufficient 1o remove every hard corn, soft cory, | or corn between the toes and the cal-| lather, | NEW BRITAIN HERALD 0 lof the paper industry in Alaska, the Tongass 1orest has been tentatively divided into fourteen zones, each em- bracing kufficient timber to furnish a large paper mill with a permanent supply of raw material, Each zone has ter power sites suffigient to meet the requirements of manufacture, The Federal Power Commission has been co-operating with the Forest Service in securing the water power data, In addition to providing rellable information regarding water '\m‘n delinlated so as to include wa-! dustry, the work has resulted in the discovery of a number of valuable water power sites not heretofore known to exist, notably one permit- ting the development of from 22,000 and 24000 horsepower and very low cost, YOUNG ARTISTS EXHIBIT 0,000 PICTURES AT SHOW| High Cost of Living Has Not Dis- couraged Coming Painters, President Says, Paris, March 7.—The high cost of tists says Paul Signac, president Jthe Society of Independent Artists, whose 34th annual exposition opened recently. who exhibit nearly 5,000 walks ithe huge galleries of the Grand Palais. Of them all, only one was ynable to pay the fee of 50 francs for hanging his picture, No prizes are offered to exhibitors, nor is there any jury to pass on pictures. All comers may hang their creations, The spirit of fairness goes to the extent of arranging the pic- tures without respect to light. They are hung in the alphabetical order of their makers' names. Nor is nation- ality considered. [Fully one-third of the exhibitors are foreigners. While President Signac affirmed that the exhibition showed the trend of art back to normal colors and old art forms, this statement was hardly borne out by the paintings shown. There were cubic houses, cubic trees, cubic people and cubic carpets, along with many other cubic things that 4\lsl!cra could not identify, | The striking point of the exhibi- itmn to the casual art critic appeared ito be its liberty of expression, in- volving all the art forms known and applied for the past ten centuries. Many of the paintings were done in dark colors, and looked for all the work like old masters. REGORD SHASHED Canadian Cow Has Established a New Mark for Production of Butter Ac- cording to Announcement. Vancouver, B. C., | 9z Segis May KEcho, a five-year-old ; Holstein, owned by the ‘Dominion ! Experimental farm at Agassiz, B. C., has established a world's record in | butter production awcording to the [ announcement of W. H. Hicks, su- ! perintendent of the farm. This queen of dairy animals, Mr, Hicks said, has in 365 days produced r'w 886 pounds of milk, averaging ,moro than 4 per cent butter fat and {yieldmg 1681 pounds of butter. “This,” 'said Mr. Hicks, “is seventy- | four pounds of hutter more than that produced in the sane period by the previous world's record holder, 3Bella | Pontiac of Brantford, Ont, ' EDUCATION PROVIDED British Government Will Improve the Status of the “Tommy” and Fit Him for the Struggle in Life, London, March 9.—With a view of | improving the status of the British “Tommy" and fitting him for the | struggle in life sfter his service in the army, the war office has devised a scheme of reading a study which the soldier must follow if he wishes to obtain first class and special cer- tificates. After mastering the techni- calities of the orthodox manuals, from “form fours” to the military law, he must become proficient in the wider ranges of modern weapons—the ma-| chine gun, the Hotchkiss gun, gren- ades and trench mortars. He must also read the following books: Kingslake's “Iothen;” “Tale of Two Cities;” Scott's "Old | Mortality;” Southey's “Life of Nel-| | Bon;” Books 3 and 4 of the “Golden Treasury;” Conan Doyle's “White Company;” “Selected English Fs- says,”” and Shakespearc's “King Hen- ry V" and “Richard I11." An official of the war office ex- plained that the purpose of modern | education is to produce a good all- | round man, and not merely one tech- nically proficient. Every chance is given the soldier today to go back to l\‘!llan life a better (-dm‘alt-d man. | CLOSE SHOP DOORS —e—— High Rentals and Taxes Combined Dicken's | power | available for the Alaskan paper in-, living has not discouraged young ar-/ of | Here are represented 1,610 artists | in| March 9.—Agas- { NEW BRITAIN, CO e | IMPORTED LAMB GLOVES Black, white and colors, Paris point backs, perfect fitting, 2- o $1.39 For Saturday . ... ! Economy Specials } —At The— DRUG DEPT. Hill's Cascara Quinine Tablets 17c, Beef, Iron and Win ounce Russell’s I'.mu]nlml Red Pepper Rub ... Rowe’s Mentho Sulphur . .. | ¥Tokalon” ¥ine Toilet Soap, Mellin's Fool — Large size “Dryco” Milk Baby Food. . Dextri Maltose (Meades) .. Mentholatum—30c¢ size ... Humphrey's Remedies — kinds ... Jadd Salts l'ermadn-—-lmr‘.l- size. ... $1.00 Hair pom. the 50c jar. .. Nature's Remedy Tablets, . Toniv—-16 700 | i HANDKERCHIEFS with contrast- ing embroidered comers. Real- v a wonderful value. 4 For Saturday Oc In gay colors, Hand Bags ziving here at $1 95! Topula pring shapes of gen- uine Vachette pin seal, beaver calf, cordovan, tooled calf, new wood grain leathers. Many lined with genuine pig skin, . | ROMPERS AN EXTRAORDINARY VALUE Buy a supply now for 5 the summer ..... 9C Made of linene md chnmbrl,\ in various colors, adorned with clever hand worked designs. Full cut Dutch models with flare pockets. Sizes'2 to 6, EASTER POST CARDS Are here—Clever designs and artistic colorings Special tomorrow 8 for 56 Buy Them Now A GREAT OF R OF PETTICOATS Cotton taffcta of cxceptional quality. Decp plaited flounce with vari-colored stitching . . | = Borden’s Evaporated Milk Force Hundreds of Merchants to Quit Business in Russia. | Moscow, March 9.—High rentals| exacted by the government, and high | taxes imposed upon business brought | The full 16 ounce can. 9¢ For For Satur- day — Can about the closing of scores of shops all over Russia during the month of January. Private merchants who last summer wore smiles of content- | ment and felt that the era of fiw trade meant high profits and a re-| fore the war, are now lugubrida:ly wondering how to make ends meet. | In some localities of Moscow, par- | ticularly in the principal shopping streets, the rentals imposed for 1923/ are three times the gold value of before the war. One dealer in agri- cultural implements closed his shop; pied by one plough during one month cost more in ground rental than the value of the plough Protests against this situation have luses, without soreness or firritation. been made by a number of nrivate | petitors out of the market, merchants, but the openly announced policy of the government which con- | turn to the conditions of the days he.| templates the favoring of government trusts in order to drive private com- appar- ently is being enforced. [ LICENSE PRICE JUMPS, Viadivostok, March 9.—In Russia all trading concerns have to take out a yearly trade license. These licenses when he found that the space occu-\ are divided into categories and a first class license, formerly cost 275 rus bles. The present government has| taised this trade license to 10 times| its old price and now a first class licanse costs 3,000 rubles. If the) NNECTICUT, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1923, e T b i e e — TS I SRR SN TIOERE EEEnT SRR 7R % SATISFACTION axo ECONOMY FOR SATURDAY SHOPPERS Low Prices for reliable quality merchandise and plenty of extra values for tomorrow as an added incentive. Read and be convinced. Qur guarantee of satisfaction or money back on every transaction. Always. Spring Hosiery EXCELLI VALUES AND QUALITIES Women'’s Pure Thread Silk Hose, With Renewable Feet— The last word. in economy ... $ 1 .95 Children's English Ribbed Home of mll e in - Af8 . Cc every, wanted shade Lisle Women’s Silk English Ribbed Sport Hose ... Corded 45¢ Men’s Drop Stitch extra heavy fibre Sik Hose........ . 0" Pure Every new $1.50 “Indian Queen’ novelty weave Italian Silk Hose. Black only Women’s “Maid Thread Silk Hose. spring shade. Women's Extra weight Fibre Silk Hose with triple mock seam, Black and cordovan “0-E-Z” Snap Fasteners “IT STAYS SEWED"” Avoid that annoyance of loose fasteners and that extra work of resewing. The “So-E-Z" T'astener once sewed on a gar- ment “it stays sewed.” Does not cut itself Joosc. See demonstra- tion at the notion counter, 4 Cards Doz on card NEW PANTIE . DRESSES Of lustrous black sateen. Sizes 2 to 6. Trimmed with gold col- ored collar, cuffs and pockets and hand embroidered floral designs, Very special at Ruffled Curtains, made of fine quality Cross Bar Muslin, Com- plete with tie- $ backs — Pair .... l. 1 9 Marquisette Curtains, full length, made of fine quality ma- terial, hemstitched with im- ported lace $1 29 edges . Table Napkins—Good quality. Free of all 5 Seoingt. 10 10 (OUC Ripplette Bed Spreads, strict- Iy first quality. $1 69 72200, Pure lll'lu'n l)lnh Toweling— With red and blue horders — Yard “Port Mill” Pillow Ilirst quality., 15 x 36, cases — 29c¢ O.NT. Mercerized Crochet Cotton Saturday 6¢ money is not paid by th January the trading firm is fined five times the amount of the license. Many firms and shops are closing ow- ing to the dearth of trade and these | exorbitant charges. Unemployment | is sincreasing. STORE NEWS Narcisse D'or, a new French perfume, Ask for a free sample, “Pathe Actuelle” at 46c¢, represent value in the cou Records the best Just arrived—Paisley rib- hons in handsome colorings. Ask to see th Sag Julictte Hair Nets may bhe obtained in small head sizes, A Imported Lemon Soap just arrived. Tomorrow we will sell it for 19¢ cake, g The little Miss will love one of our toy wrist watch e Sailor Suits and Oliver Twist Wash Suits. Splendid new spring line, 98¢ for several excellent models, Bons Dressmakers should buy a goodly supply of So-E-Z | Snap§ tomorro FE AR Narrow ribbons are being | used profusely for trimming. ¢ our immense variety of new patterns and colors., SRR Laces enough to reach sev- eral times around the carth, | on our lace counter. 2 yds. 5c¢ starts the prices, e s Brassieres for every shape or sized figure. About thirty | sensible models to from. 19c¢ to 98c. over, None — “Boncilla” Beauty products. Every woman should know | about them. A complete line here. s Buy a fresh pair of gloves tomorrow for 59c. Strap wrist gauntlets of washable Chamoisette. Great value. o 7 Jelly Easter Eggs, all flav- ors. % Ib. for onme little dime. P Timely advice, Madame, Cotton prices are on the | rampage. Fill your require- ments on piece goods and domestics now, at old prices. Tomato Soup 7¢ | Come in the Campbell Only 300 cans, morning. “wSunfast” over drapery — 2 Dbeautiful patterns in all wanted colors, Blue, old r 5 brown, green — Yard 4 C “Universal” I'ood Choppers— Regular family size. .. Aluminum Tea Kettle—Made of heavy stock, welded spout, with cold rolled $l 98 handle, 534 qt. size . Aluminum 3-piece Sauce Pan Set—1, 115, 2 quart. Heavy stock and “Sunray” 69c finish. . Dust Mops, made cotton twine, May be 89¢ “Howard" of finest quality chemically treated. used with any mop handle in the house NOT SAVING MARKS Value of 'Them Does Not Make Them Worthwhile—People of Germany Are Beginning to Learn. Hamburg, March —Germans havc slowly learned that it is save marks while they are falling so rapidly in_ value, Even servants unwise to yearning very small wages have adopt- 1 ed the plan of converting their money into something wigch Such persons seldom immediately has real value. | Cleanser ‘340 LINGERIE SECTION Bloomers of silk Plisse Crepe, Pink, white and orchid Gowns made of novelty stripe aterial, filet lace trimmed Bloomers of new Windsor. crepes—Blue pink, white and orchid figured 79c “Nature's Rival” Brassieres— ‘With wide clastic front Envelope Chemise of wash- able krinkle crepe— Lace trimmed Corset covers of fine nainsook —All around trim of 49 Cc embroidery edges ‘White Skirts with deep flounce of embroidery, made 49 (4 with underlay New step-ins, mat“@ol’ novel- ty fabrics and dainty trimming “KAT tid Apron Dresses 12 new sp models just wnpacked, Excellent fabrics that will wash and wear. Per- cales, ginghams and chambrays in new style effects and novel trimming. Specially priced at FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS For men, women and dren. All sizes, good ran of colors. Heavy pressed felt soles. For 35c saturday — Pair chil- “Howawl” Handle Duster Made of chemically treated black twine, with 6 inch handle .. 49c¢ Grey Stone Enamel Sauce Pot with cover, 8 quast siac . 69c Garbage Cans, made of heavy galvanized iron. with cover and bail handle. The fam- 5 ily hand size. . ... 4 C Boost your city and attach a name plate to your automobile (New Britain) stamped on heavy metal and finished in same color as your auto mark- er. Complete with_serews 10 “Nesed” Oil Heaters will solve oo ....... $5.49 2|-‘nr 15c Old Dutch 2000 Sheet Rolls Superior grade l'or sat- urday Enough to buy foreign money,! they acquire articles which willls always be in demand. Furtherm they usually have these os made in some small prices are lower than in the centers which know more about in-| ternational exchange operations. | The cook in one American family in Hamburg recently told her mis- tress she was investing her earnings in furniture, which she had ordered a cabinet-maker in her native village| to manufacture. She had bought the | wood at a bargain, town, re great in- aad the man w ‘|~<‘ doing the work very ®heaply in his spare time. | Toilet Tissue 123c Pages 13 to 24 W | oo m— L=y == AL UHING BATIK SCARF large size square metallic cloth in the scason’s novel col- orings, Yor saturday AW MONEY SAVING NOTIONS Velvet Grip Sew on Hose Sup- porters 15¢ “Dominoe” Bands, All sizes cee D “Defender All sizes, Doz, .. 4 “Pennant” Darning Cotton. colors, Spool . Machine edles for all ma- chine: n tube ... .. B¢ safety Straps for Baby's car- viage or chair JURE 1 Barbour's Lin Thread — 100 yard spools 9c Bloomer Elastic — 3 yard reels. 10c, Scalloped Trimming Braids— 3 yard pieces .. . Be “Climax” 1200 Basting Thread . 19¢ Ready made blac and white 7c Common Pins — 200 on shect 2e, Celluloid Thimbles. and colors Dressmaker's Pins—1-4 1b. box. Collar Safety Pins, All yard Skirt Belts, 5000 YARDS NEW FILET PATTERN LACES Edges and bands, widths to 215 inches. values — Yard 6-Piece Canister Set Tea, coffee, sugar, flonr, cake and bread box, all made of he gauge metal, finished in white with gold let- $2 59 tering, complete . Pastry Boards, made of sclect- ed whi stock, free of 89c all knots, 16x22 CHILDREN’S BLOOMERS splendid Sizes 6 to 12 years, garments made of nainsook, both pink and white, ‘Trimmed with val laces and neat Ham- r¥e 25¢ bursg. daluc at Mennen’s Shaving Cream tube, 25¢ The new 35¢ For Satur- day... While the cook was not betrothed, and did not know that she would marry, she explained to her mistress |h at her chances will be much bright- when it became ‘known that she u,uhl furnish a home attractively. CASTORIA For Infants and Children InUse ForOver 30 Years