New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1923, Page 14

MUSSOLIN| URGED | : Tl] RESGUE EUR']PE Announcing our spring showing e | of Munsingwear and Carter's Fascismo Is Regarded as Panacea|§! ~ Garments for Men, Women, Chil- dren and Infants, in all the many for All Tls and Evils weights and styles, very moder- P : ately priced. Vienna, April 6.—Fascimo is com-|§ Main Floor ing to be regarded in Austria as a & G o 1 S s o % - - DU D - panacea for all of the ills of Central Europe, in the opinion of some ob- servers in the Austrian capital, and |§ P % its leader, Benito Mussolini, as a sec- | SME S P R l N G S U l ! I ' S o) ond Garibaldi. A letter from Count|$ Richard Coudenhove-Kalergl, found-|# e ® B2 a0 the Central Huronean Qultural g In the Newer Modes—Remarkable Values For Saturday soclety, addressed to Mussolini and |8 published recently in a local news-| &1 BRIE’FAS' Suits with short or long jacket in Q “THE HOUSE OF QUALITY, SERVICE AND SATISFACTION” P A paper, bears out this thought i the favorite box, nlnndmn. BI"(BI‘I \ B ”"'I":"; “:‘“'""_'_* "',‘4""““4 B i and straight line models, handsomely i B S e Touth. o Hitrop: embroidered and bead trimmed, beau- in newer weaves—smarter patterns : Gormany and IPrance have bean at q tifully lined and very smartly tailor- ° —never before have weaves and designs i heen so unusual, such wonderful variations war for 1,000 years. Italy alone is ed; colors, black, navy, blue, tan and of handsome shades and colors been represented BBl tD and.thig ‘War, 10 I8V ¢he / fancy checks; sizes from 16 to 44 foundation for the restorat of / n r ation o restoration in a showing of this kind. Yet prices are Eur o s0o moderate that you are certain to be pleased. “You love Ttaly, but no European | H N th cd 1 and thriv e oth- § R B e STYLISH STOUT SUITS L. PREMIER CREPE 8 time when Furope, from the Rhine \ /. : soft silk finish wool crepe—guaranteed spot ;" 1:1.?::—; 1! ‘:';‘f""“f :;’r‘f:l;::‘r‘i‘[‘:‘ o " Sizes from 4015 to 5214 proof and wrinkle proof—guaranteed to give sat- Membla ‘at Bantiago, . Chils, 3n &8 ST : Newest models, with defts of em- isfaction. In 15 new spring and summer shades— New Silk H i i spirit of trust and hope and in the ew i and broidery and braid work, gorgeously for knife pleated skirts and dresses, service of peace and progress. 4 lined and beautifully tailored. Special- 40-in, wide. Priced at Yard 2.49 var, e Panmoican. 1564 wax b el 3 i gl o g BB G thiay the Kévnote’ns tha devels An all silk soft easy draping crepe-—for the loprn“:‘ntn e&rytj:.’:wu:v%: ® United \Tr}«;‘r The ?{ewdpogular si}l; \ new knife pleated skirt); andp ; pe2 95 ea 13 marching at its apex, while moire Han ags, si dresses. Priced for Sat. only. Yard s ) 4 5 h or separa irts, dresses, knickers Pan-European Conference. Priced for Saturday only 1 S 36-i ¥ o » 79 oy Tagaclisde ) -in, wide. Priced at only Yard C e R $2 95 J’ ummer Furs SILK CHECKED EPONGE Europe. i . Each For the new dress or suit, fine for ipm&.skirts‘ ::u;;(]i1 dresse’s—din very pretty color combinations—in the new leading spring 85 C “Both Great Britatn and Russia £ g L Shio dufgrown Birope And ‘can sure| quality platinum fox, baum mar- shades. Reduced for Saturday only. Yard vive | dest tion, but th th 3 ::?m::::or 1-:\:.';;\:';1;\§ nl.ee aHole New Spring Hand " |ten, wolf, squirrel and American AR IR Iar TS G K S A R ] NEW SPRING y between unio i O irena Ia ot theeatanad P tha | 8 : opossum in their natural and dyed MARBLETEX SILK ., RATINE The new genuine Oil Painted Silk, in a| Which are proving very popu- north. Economic dangers menace |8 Bags & } her from the west and political peril | = shades; priced from gorgeous array of color blendings; vepy | lar for dresses and sport 1 skirts, in a very large assort- from the cast. A divided Europe |8 . £ e 4 must fall v to Americe - |8 Made of genuine tooled : popular for blouses and dresses—ask to : petlslia:\j; ;Ti%fn‘nel.;{ ;:.2’:2;‘5“341?"3;. $ cc:rdovan leather, ]fitte}:‘d $5,95 to 7 .00 see this new silk sensation. gwnt. ?1;0 lchecly:s and 6pl§uis. come the victim of Russian leader- | with large mirror, eath- pecial f Saturday .... Yard C ship. Only an economic union, a|$ s 4 court of arbitration, and a treaty | H er lined. A genuine value NEW RATINES can ,i‘;:mtliifififi prosperity, peace | for Saturday— A NEY \TIN] i T e T e s vaie pap ] $1.95 For Children and Misses : : \ of French importations in the new checks an into the 1}:‘_1rorr‘»ean chaos Rl 1 '9 Bach From 6 to 14 years. Possess youth- : - J g’ald_s'l }t}eautlful color combmaytlozli. $l 59 B ndtenamane ot ful distinction. These youthful coats d pecial at ..., s v 2 L6d 3 | have the same collars, flowing sleeves e NEW PRINTED VOILES 3 { and smartly generous cut that grown : [ Ve ba In a large array of new spring and summer < patterns—40-in. wide. 39 SRR Yard C "Il PAYS i % . % ups have; made of fine Polaire Cloth, G X Overplaid and Velour in box and i 8 1 Special for Saturday .. s s belted models.. Very Specially Priced & (7 ° ¢ NORMANDY VOILES In the new 1923 spring and summer patterns J"HN I]' Blfi AMUUNT g ‘ $4 % p ": 2| ! including the new all-over patterns and dainty - : : 9 .95 to $ 1 9.50 g ) K dats—which -are guaranteed to be absolutely fast. Priced at only’ 59 c His Tncome From Stock s Re: |3 ooned 0 Be SIABTAL @ Week | i Eg'yptlan Special for Saturday i h? - L A tion made yesterday from testimony giwz“-m “:T l'tnifml States senate's re- | § I 1 Just received 25 of these charming : cent investigation of the oil industry |8 n gorgeous color com- A fransis i v : i3 Tice 3 shows that the dividends of John .| H binati%nsg of ‘the mnew Dressy and Wrappy Capes, made of 4 Children’s Silk Lisle Stockings Women’s (Wayne Knit) Lise ilose Rockefeller, Jr., from his holdings of TUBttah ot A Bags Brytonia Cloth (a high pile with lus- ] : stock in ni;m hl'(:]mdard On companies | § ti%lfiparrav ofiha neadt ter material) with deep adjustable 7 i are d ely Vi | 2y . 5 . . : R O S adi i tucked and wrappy’ collar, silk cord e Fine or English rib, all shades to| No. 778, light weight, full fashion- . skl L color blendings, in both with heavy silk tassels, lined with / R i k ai 742 a week. squares and triangles. M) s s 'l match the new spring shoes. ed in black and cordovan, a guaran- The nine companics have an agere- |1 [ JA0akes ERC AN satin, in black only. 7 Boys’ Heavy Rib Stockings teed stocking.l Fastiicasd D Silk "m0 Women’s Full Fashioned Pure Si gate of 45,726,757 outstanding share f which the junior Rockefel s | 8 § Wonderful : d e R):‘r::mMozu;‘joll‘?pmi‘s $l .79 iy iy $ 2 9 [} 0 0 Black only w§l~gtfible knee. s iSl‘zeanse ! a 1 $ 5 H ° ‘ New York, April 6. — A calcula- ‘ Scarfs Bl' ytoma Cape ' / ‘ fl@r U his holdings are worth approximately $410,600,000 and the present dividend Seaond IMloor Men’s Phoenix Hose return on their market value Is slight- [§ ! W t Black, coe sueae lo; a wonder- ly less than 3 per cent. 3 4 0 $l 85 ack, cocoa, , polo; One of the surprises in th 3 b IIE C ful value. inuur;:yo‘\'n‘s thia the -f‘:*'"‘" pggvv‘:tr(~ H > OVERBLOUSES AND JACQUE s In lisleQ:r silk, all sha&es. Women’s Mercerized Fiber Sport e NS S L & Have Chic Spring Tendencies Women’s Full 'Fashioned Chiffon . Hose group, is not the owner of as much X H as 1 per cent of the stock of any of Vi If you have a hobby for rich colors \=74 vee 1.9 those companies. In each of the 3 G 3, i ; corporations, however, either John D, ) / and like a flavor VOf Prfnch chic in your Medium weight novelty rib in all Jr., Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCor- attire these new overblouses and jac- ; b bl c cefellor cacti 3 All first quality with reinforced | the new shoe shades. mick, a daughter, the Rockefeller |3% Handk hief quettes hold strong attraction for you. 4 ) : FPs 1 ; Ioundation, the General Education andkerchiels Made of fine crepe de chine, satin in F g lisle garter top and fooiti‘all oolo}rls. Women’s Full Fashioned Silk Hose i st ox thh Eochetsiler Tn: e the newest Egyptian and paisley design, oy i Women’s Drop Stitch Silk Sport Hose l 39 stitute for Medical Research appears A new shipment of | with long and 3-4 length sleeves, worn ) : $1 95 % the largest stockholder, beautiful hand embroid- rer a f1v K 4 kirt, it pri | b g . Irregulars of a §2.25 grade, all . 4 5 A over a frock or a separate skirt, it pro- , 3 ¢ 1t A "‘a'uT of lfl"‘ (R":k"(]"‘(l”]' ‘1'“1"- ered madeira kerchiefs,| yides a costume that is in good taste ; WEZ, One of the ne}mzslt spnnfiz n(l)ve ies | colors. it i was that the Standard Oil Com- roider 4 s g olors. Main Floor it embroidered on a fine| \herever it goes. Priced for Saturday of a fine gauge silk hose, all ¢ \any of Indiana is the only one of i . X the six big refining and marketing sheer linen, Exceptional Yo e v : companies in which John D. Jr, did | § value for Saturday only e / NEW STYLES SPRING 0 S not appear as a large stockholder, Tn ® 2 Gl VE fact, what may be termed “Rocke-|§#! 39 5 \ B =i 4 fller holdings” were smaller in Stan- |8 C Each Others up to {3 A ln WIndow Clothes RY MODERATELY PRICED dard Oil of Indiana than in any othet | 14 9 \9 54 E f 2 All the newest and most delightful Win- of the large units of the Standard |$§! g Hd“d dow Curtaing and draperies are here for group. ' " s Separate Skirts from $ up T you to see and choose from. H l-‘J“‘l-br(,)lde-red 4'~ 95 Second Floor Fashion today demands a decorative PESTS ON FARMS HAVE J Ladies’ Linen touch in your curtains. Here are a few suggestions in Window Clothes (T BULION BAGHYEAR | 1, ot FROCKS FOR HOUSE WEAR s i S e, e embroideries in white g & y The new House Dresses are so crisp, so 7 " : pattern — Yard United States Pays Heavy Board Bill and colors, Priced at— gay in color and so practical as weil that AT€ Smart As Well As Practical Quaker Curtain, ready to hang, made of a 3 » ¥ you will desire them for spring activities i "\ o beautiful Tuscan Net, Casement Lace, Iilet for Uninvited Guests An ! 25c Each outdoors as well as in. Special For Saturday Grandee; materials in many beautiful pat- = fually, 1'||: fabrice are fine quality chambray, terns, 2 1-4 yards long. 2 19u LADIES’ TAB STRAP WRIST checked ginghams, percales, trimmed with Specially priced from - P i April 6.—A billien embroidery and rick rack, in all the wanted Sillk Overdrapery—In all-over pattern— GAUNTLET, (l:(hamomettes. fancy dollars a year is the hoard bill of shades, The madels are delightfully youth- L4 Jarge variety of patterns in all the wanted | embroidered back, grey, covert, mode. uninvited farm and fruit pests which ful. You should really buy a few at this shades to select from. $l 49 Priced for Saturday only— have come to the United States from price, Second Floor Saturday — Yard b Veltone Overdrapery—Wirst quality Terry ¢ c Pair foreign lands, according to Chairman g . . (?‘rc],_‘“,\larla“r of the Federal ”nm': . cloth, made double faced in a huge assort- “KAYSER” SILK 16 BU N cultural board. Two hours of every s ment of spring patterns, " ader) TTO. . Qays work on the farm or in the SPRING OFFERINGS AT THE ART DEPT. Mtirday = Y6 ... 95C | GLOVES, contrasting tucked bands, garden and orchard goes to feed these 7 I Beanty Lustre Yarn Third Floor | eyrochet embroidered back of contrast- ,u:_::.nnar" i:tr‘i!a'“a]):" kot st : Of vary o ustre, for the: new spring mlg‘tc';)lor15 qolt:’rs;tsflver, mastic, mode, _pests and many hundreds of minor s?\'-m"'rs. In a full line of colors. white. rice o :u which have Leen imported, but For Saturday only — Ball l7c Moth Proof _ Dllst Proof $here are thousands of other pests, in- (‘Olored silk The new Pom IPom Bags for making I 9 . Pair seot and plant that have not gained ’ beaded bags. 25 Tlle Du’t No LADIES' IMPORTED FRENCH entry into the United States and Umbrellas ARG . C KID GLOVES, 2 clasp, heavy crochet . ph bt il L Bl R e Garment Bag two-tone embroidered back; black, shich the Federal Horticultural board endeavoring to keep out. luloid and sterling silver tops. Priced from ) J Made of specially prepared rope paper white, grey, tan; an exceptional value yfiFlfiPPn quarantines are being en- Ladies’ All Silk Um- 25 forced now, and in connection with| g brellas, side strap or ring (4 1569 in “Blue Odorless," white lined and “Red _these, efforts are under way to cradi- d s : Luncheon Sets, to embroider. Cedarized.” Made in four sizes. & Pair “eate the pink boilworm, the citrus handles, including the . 5 picce set ... \ tanker, and the Parlatoria date scal new heavy club carved et RALIAL : b ... $1.50 IMPORTED GENUINE KID ther recently established pests, handles; red, navy, pur- : - < GLOVES; ladies’ strap wrist gaunt- The o i red, navy, p B Dresses and Rompers—Made of fine qual- h including the European corn horer, ple, green. An excep- 3 : ity Irish poplin, to Fpe g lets, pearl clasp, with contrasting em- ::I: J::-’:n:efic,n::::e'?i s pine biser, || Honat value. ! pidfir 75¢ = $l.49 Wi broidered back, full P. K. sewn. v | 8 - - ——— x nent factors in the agriculture of the |3 3 9 Colored Linens—New Imported colored For Saturday only—Purple, blue, green, P sPecml at— eountry, and for these, retardation of | # ° Each border linen Luncheon Sets, hemstitched Iridescent Beads, jet black 5 $4 50 Pl . r spread is the only hope left. This|§ Main Floor eloth and six napkins to match. $4 39 beads — Bunch [ “eradication and control work is being Special for Saturday—Each.. (1 Main Floor Main Floor ~ eonducted by the Federal Horticui- tural board and involves an annval ‘axpenditure of upwards of $2,000,000 ‘Washington, 27 x 50 ...