New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1923, Page 28

24 inch Pearl Neck- lace, $1,00 value . 590 Very pretty mesh bags, $1.00 value ..... 59¢ EASTER HOSIERY IN THE NEW SPRING SHADES Phoenix Silk Stockings in the fancy embroidered clocks, and new colors. In grays, beiges, browns, gun metal or Dblack. Medium weight lisle $l 95 sole and top—Pr. . Phoenix Silk Stockings, with the new Hi-Heel (extra quality.) Colors—Black, brown, grey and wige., Pair. .. Openwork clocks, all silk stock- ings, in black, brown and beige, pr. $2.85 Phoe; Silk Stockings, with fancy embroidered clocks. Black e 2 90 98 beige — Pr. Northampton Ingrain Silk with lisle Stockings. Black $2 : 50 sole and top. Pair. ... . “Kitty Bess.” Our leade one of the finest silk stockings on the market. $2.85 Pair. . . 4 Phoenix Silk Lisle Stockings for Children (English ribbed.) Black, white, grey, cordovan and buck. Pair. . Ladies’ pure Silk Vests — Flesh Color. ... $2.55 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH, 23, 1923. Neckwear Neckwear for Easter. Bertha collars in net, lace $l.00 trimmed Collar and Cuft Sets for round neck dfesses 59¢ . $1.00 Bandanas, Paisley collars — very pretty patterns, square and triangle $1.00 .. $3.48 3 DONNELLY-MULLEN CO. ive Values e In all the new shades shades. Trefousse make . Irefousse make white. Trefousse make, 2.clasp Chamoisette G Fine quality (Extra Special) price $1.39 (Special) value $1.50 a pair (Special) GLOVES FOR EASTER Trefousse make, 2-clasp Lamb Skin Gloves— 16-Button, White, real Kid. Trefousse MaKe, ........cooveis ves 12-Button White Lamb Skin. Chamoisette Gauntlet Glove—Grey, brown. Regular 12-Button Chamoisette—\White, grey, mode. = Real Kid 2-clasp embroidered back—In all Gauntlet Strap Wrist Gloves—Beaver, brown, ves—Grey, tan, mode, 95¢ ... $1.00 SPECIAL ITEMS IN TOILET GOODS FOR EASTER Real Patent Leather Bags— tor Basier o $1.89 e Mavis Toilet Water—2 1-4 oz, Bottle, Comes in a neat red box for 69c Easter. Harriet Hubbard Ayres' Face Powder. In flesh 63 c white and Rachel. Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Cream. Large Jar, 8 ounce ‘Woodbury’s Facial Soap, Yor the skin, scalp and complexion Frostilla—A fragrant lotion for rough skin. Also to be used after shaving. . 23 C BOSTON STORE Easter Shopping Easter Petticoats of white bottoms. ‘Saadow @5y O R 5. Shadow Ladies' Easter Bloomers, of genuine Lingette, Excellently made, strongly re- inforced, all colors $lo39 Laster Blouses, made of Crepe de Chine in a pretty array of Paisley designs........,. $6195 Dainty Easter Shirt Waists, hand drawn, hemstitched and embroidered, of fine voile and dimity, Peter Pan and Reverc necks $1098 :,ldles' Easter Waists in white and pongee, neatly tri with gingham and ! g Paisley ruffling 98¢ Ladies’ Silk and wool Slip-on ‘:“’Tw':' I-lluul the thing for Jaster in all prett, spring shade: 4,. 34098 Easter Slip-on Sweaters for Children. In, plain colors and T U T binations. Children's ster Princess white muslin, with Slips of 98¢ Turkish Towels, full bleached —Large size. Saturday....... P 25(: Bosco Linenized Table Cloths —The best substitutes for linen yet produced. It retains its linen like appearance after laundering and will not lint. It does not contain any starch or filling of any kind. 63x63—Price. ... $la98 $2.98 72x90—Price. .. . $3.49 Hemstitched Napkins. very fine quality, handsome patterns, imported, made in 25c Germany — Each 2—Price. ... Extra heavy Table Cloths— Hemstitched, full bleached, large size, 66x66. All pure acan $5.98 Napkins to Match Androscoggin Pillow Tubing, 42 inches wide, heavy quality — Yard 29¢ Pink, blue and gold novelette Bed Spread $5.98 Sets — Set 36 inches Fine Long Cloth, 17¢ wide, full bleached. Harvard $1.49 Pillow Cases. Size of cotton 3 7 c Bed quality. 81x90 Size Part linen Huck Towels with hemstitch. Size 18x36 CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES Sash Curtains, good full size, made of a fine grade of checked volle, Pair. . White checked Ruffled Mar- quisette Curtains, Saturday — Pair White dotted voile, rtains, good length. $2.98. Saturday—Pair. . fringe Regular $1.98 Plain hemstitched voile cur- tains in white and $2-75 cream. Sat.—Pr. Figured Sunfast, in a variety of patterns. 386 in wide. Sat.—Yard line of colors. Hand- some quality—Yd..... assortment of pat- terns — Yard ... wide, all colors. Saturday—Yard wide, pretty WASH GOODS Cloth, full 98¢ Best grade of percales, large .. 25¢ Silk Stripe Tissue Ginghams. checks and broken Saturday Imported Ratine Linen Finish Suiting, 36 in. New Paisley Voiles, 40 inches lace SILKS AND DRESS GOODS Canton Crepe, all colors, fine Yand. w2.4 inches wide, tan and grey — vara ... $2.98 Wool Jersey, 56 inches wide. Several shades to choose from—Yd. $ l 069 Brocaded Canton Crepe, il silk, 40 inches wide, Black, brown and navy — Yard .... $2o49 ‘sl.l \\l'::ol*Selx;gc, 36 inches wide. ack, brown and navy - Yand ... 98c Camel Hair Coa. Handkerchiefs for Easter Ladies' two-tone embroidered comer handkerchiefs, l 5 Very pretty desigus. .. (4 Ladies’ hand printed colored handkerchiefs = linen (Easter color.) Ladies linen 1-4 inch hem, ex- tra fine quality handkerchief Ladies’ fine quality lace trim- med handkerchiefs, 25 c ‘6 patterns ... Easter at the Men’s Dept. Wear-plus Tics for Men, Just received our new Spring linc. Come in and look $l..oo them over — Ea.. Men's Pure Thread Silk Socks —Colors, black, Dbrown, grey and navy. Men’s Nainsook Union Suits— Athletic Men’s fine Madras Pajamas. Colors — White, tan, blue and lavender. All trimmed with silk $2.19 We carry a complete line of Arrow, Aratex and Arawch col- lars, —DRINK — |AYERS’ SODA WATER Take home a bottle of cream soda —-Something you will like—it's deli- cious. New and Secondhand Furniture. Three size bottles—se¢, 10c, 15¢. 24 Lafayette St. Tel. 1329-3 @ T you have a second mortgage to sell or want to loan on a second mortgage, see us. We have COLD WEATHER NEEDS We have a rfull line of new second-hand stoves, oil heaters, heaters, etc, A. LIPMAN OYSTERS CLAMS CRAB MEAT SHRIMP , SCALLOPS leave \ LOBSTERS OOKED | HoONISS's > clients with money to invest. F OOD SHOP .Aéglst’{‘%"(l)‘gls)T. ; Franklin Square Store to Rent—Here’s a fine MUTUAL BUILDING |location for a grocery and market. 118 MATN TR i We have customers for house at the West End and Southwest Section. If you have a house to sell, see us. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-8 Bank Bldg, THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY consul entertains serious doubts re-}.lew has such reluctance in colonizing | LEAVE IT TO BRIDGET garding the agricultural and industrial {the Holy Land. The Arab popu]nlipn‘ Woking, England—Every night in | resources of the country, is proverbially poor and produces lit- | yvears Bridget Ttelan, housemaid, had “Approximately one-third of the tle beyond & few staples of the farm|jooked under the bed for an fintru- PALESTINE LACKS arca of Palestine proper,” said he, “or 'and vineyard. The Jew, Who is essen-|qer, Then she looked and saw one. ‘roundl,\' 3,000 square miles, is barren |tially a merchant and trader, finds it ghe grasped him by the eollar and [land capable of little, if any, agricul- impossible to live off the Arab, and|made him give back her wrist watch tural development. F'ully an addition- | he finds it equally impossible to ex-!which he'd purloined. al fifth of the total area, or more than ’ ploit his own people. CO[ISlll Makes Stfl[@l’flflfl[ AI[CI’ 2,000,000 acres, has definite agricul-| American visitors usually . tural possibilities; but irrigation and | pajestine with the conviction that if it Extenswe surve other more or less expensive require-|were not for its historical and Bibli-| y Iments will considerably prejudice the|ca| associations and traditions, the | I profits to be obtained from farming. Holy Land would figure little in the| The country is sparsely settled, and|world’s Jife, There is a firm belief | uch of the land has been left fallow among disinterested Americans that| Southard, American consul here, r centuries, At the present time the ' Great Britain would willingly with- | Jjust completed an exhaustive sury imated area under cultivation in all ' draw from its costly occupation of the of the commercial and agricultural | Palestine amounts to fewer than 1,-|country if it were not for the sccurity resources of Palestine. He has also|000,000 acres |of the Suez canal, which is only 200 investigated the subjects of port de- Visit Palestine miles awa; | velopment, hydro-electric resources,| American business men who recent- | Jerusalem, March ~Addison CROWLEY BROS, INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL. 2018, Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs that the 55¢ Ib, Brookfield Butter, of pure vitamine-bearing cod-liver oil contains, in abundance, ele- ments that energize the body and assist in the formation of strong bones and sound teeth Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, 2. ], 22-25 . TP FUTIND €T TN (AT T ) Our Mayonnaise LEADING COMMERCIAL Al Malmgren & Walter Skoneche ¥ Props. Your Kaster Hat in oolors ax bright and cheerful as the new scason, As. in the past twenty-two years, we can assure you the most correct in style and the finest in quality. Conn. Hat Co. Arcade YOUR HATTERS irrigation and banking. In view ‘of visited Palestine have found con-| LIKE PUT-AND-TAKE? S AbiimisLc FopoFts d by those | Gimution of Mr. Southard's observa- g N TOMORROW’S SPECIALS »e f y . 2 | London, England—Five Chinese | gecking to make the national | {jons in the great stretches of rocky| [ home in Palestine it is m-i""" barren land. Only in the broader | Were arrested and fined for opernllng“valnut Meats geresting to -note American | vajieys and plains is it at all fertile, |gambling resorts. They said the| 4 ian.) the Arabs, who form 85 per cent|Chinese game of Pak-a-Peu was at-| . lof the population, have a dirficun‘!trgcung many Londoners, The only et " |time eking out an existence, It can|thing they'd tell about the game is |hardly be expected therefore, lnz.sr:«‘lhat sometimes odds of 4,000 to one| 54c¢ 1b, American travelers believe, that the fare offered. i |Jews of the “'nrl"\{ \\“i” I‘«"‘HMWN"'{‘ _— Maple Knoll Farm Native Fresh & . f to the so-called “National Home" set | ADAM AND EVE ON ISLL ; is equally as important as® |° | . ; ¢ Brital AM AND E N ISLE Eggs, 48¢ doz. i p in the Holy Land by Great Britain. 3 W y building flesh. Foods that 8 | "The number of Hebrews who have l-ondon, Iingland—There's "l Gobel’s Quality First Br ) assist Nature, fix lime inthe | |come to settle here from the United |place in the world where the eternal | Gobel's Quality First Breakfast bo: dt 'I] tial States and other countries is rela-|triangle is impossible—the island of| Bacon, 35¢ 1b, it s tively small. Of the 700,000 popula- | Holm in the Orkney group. Its only | tion of Palestine, only 11 per cent is|inhabitants are a man and his wife, | Fancy Smoked Salmon L 1] )y Jewish. Those particular callings for |latest census reveals. | 60c Ib. nu s m“ 8|u" | wh Hebrews throughout all times | | c 1b. have shown an especial predilection— fgei dae ; [clothing manufacturs, merchandising, | Large Salt Mackerel, banking and money-changing — are | | 3 for 25¢ | singularly lacking in the Holy Land. | | . | Industrial activity is almost negligible. | {Rosedale Brand Salmon, | I*ruit-growing and souvenir making| | % [are the principal pursuits. | 1 v ; Tall can 15¢, Life Dufficult I { o ‘ Most of the Jews who have left Own Make [ America for what they believed to be Salad Dressing, |“The Promised Land” have found life“ T3¢ at lin Palestine difficult and expensive. ; 5 Many of them have engaged in sm |farming and fruit culture, I have set up small retall stores in Jaffa, Haifa and other large towns. The | i main streets of Jerusalem and Jaffa | REGULAR SATURDAY |1iow resemble busy retail centers in [the Bast Side of New. York. The | SPECIALS | Hebrew and English languages vie| / | |with Arabic as the prevalling tongues | L | Regular 38¢ Coffee, lin the commereial marts, ! | 30¢ b, ARTISTS | “Palestine,” says Consul Southard | | J {in his report, “is a small country READY Nuw i , . | | Roast Stuffed Chicken without demonstrated natural re [ y |sources of any particular importance. 3 to 3%, lbs. average, Tts population is small and will not| $1.50 T J UINLIVAN for some years possess any consider | . . . 9 |[able purchasing power. Within Hsi 712 Stanley Street own limits it will produce or consume - little as compared with the average | Pliumbing, Heating and Repairing Iwnrld political or commercial unit. FIXTURES AND MATERIAL The consul's statement that the lo- AT REASONABLE PRICES cal popnulation neither produee nor | Tel. 2092, consume much explains why the world | About the Store Best Tub Butter Mushroom Sauce Jellies and Jams Pickles of All Kinds Olives, Stuffed and Plain A full line of N. B. C. goopds at all times. | Busling sardines—give them a trial jand you will always buy them. » if.e . Ml o BULKY B0OBS HASTE TOGET OUT oF THE SHoE SHOP THIS NOON, CAUSED HIM TO TEAR THE WEATHER STRIPS OFF BOTA SIDES OF THE DOOR FRAME. | BUILDIN ‘ TWO VERY DESIRABLE LOTS ON ROBERTS STREET | ALL IMPROVEMENTS. { LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH ME. | | ”‘H. DAYTON HUMPHERY 273 MAIN STREER NATIONAT, RANK BLDG.