New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1923, Page 13

TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1028, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, | e tnside the daughte lon goes on it thrives—in the ‘big eity A believes every mother | mind it her bhusiness 1o aes And prebably ther opportunities | getting bread and and that | family he deesn’t the advantage of such | his daughter's appetit Miss Yous d make laughter Nl YOURE Me Parents Often To Blame For Girls Leaving Home, Mission Head Says alags o ok | e daugbiars abeols 1 uke ——— )t ..;.v. Wzation and girly’ elubs Prequently the gir fer plain, they nurse —_—— Many a mother” she continues, | and keep back part goes 1o the movies, leaving her| bld their time and jaughter at heme alene in the eve:| seema to be freedom & ning to eare for the younger ehil- | ean dren without realizing just what re-| “Not that I de has 5 has A A8 they OUTLET MILLINERY TO MOVE g the Outlet M ted at 2351 will start ir remova at 177 ark and Bral As the store will ew N every respeet, they ure ious to dispose of all the mer: Tomoriaw mor inery Main street A removal sal new ain street (0 I's Drug Store) not bLelie _ G- - —---I thoughts of love and the girl's— teo frequently—ta thoughts . leaving home, aceording te John B, Ayer, ehief of the Bureau Aise in thelr present store and Missing Persons in New York Clty, have therefore reduced in prices thetr for girls under 21 whe have run away from home. ' Every hing will be included in this Last year he received 6,999 applications, OFf the 95 were sale, Pxcept a few restricted hosiery never accounted for ha advt, This 18 the season when th @ young man's faney turns During the past twe month s he has rocelved 1,689 Inquiries entire stoek of mitlinery and hostery s, What leads a girl te leave a comfortable home in a small U, 8 IMPORTS, May 15.~Imports into 4 ftates during Mareh Henry Warren, 12, wno tound, 00,000 compared | Leighton Mount, \onhuesm-n university student, is shown ary and testifying at the coroner's inquest, Grouped in the background idents, some of whom will tes! ater, town and face the uneertainties & nd dangers of a big eity alone? Virginia Young, head deaco ness of a noted baven for runaway girls In New York, belleves that parents themselves are usua Iy te blame, Do you agree with her? Washington, the United amounted to § under & pier, the bod{‘ OI‘ - — " T ——— - ‘-. LB OSTON STORE DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. MISS VIRGINTA YOUNG (By Marian Hale). New York g ] and jnzz a the little cou trap,'” says Misg As head denco! No, 17 Beckmany here, Miss Young confessions of L girls who have found thelr way to Jier ever-open door and shored the Nospitality that she always extends to glirls in need, lrrespective of race or cpeed, “The love of finery is as old explal I!lln s lintenc | ands of Eva herself,” she all go through it and most of never quite get over it It is as patural for Sixteen to want feathers and a good time as it is Seventy to want an overstuffed chair and a footstool, us Just fine for runawny | “Many of the fads of flappers today seem silly to thelr mothers and those who have pe A the flapper nln But let them remember things that were dear to their hou at that age, They were just an ab- surd | Encouragement Needed, “The wise mother knows that if you give a girl enough rope she won't hang herse Let her have the diculous' red sandals or the long carrings, if they will make her| happy It fsn't the girl with the pretty sthes and the normal good times | v wandering daughter. lonesome girl, who | has been d d small luxuries until they have dned an exaggerated | importance in her mind who wants who becon | It's the |to snatch pleasure where she thinks At The Alr Trail's End Lieut. Jn}"n S.'Macready, left, and Lieut. Oakley Kelly, “kings of the air” from McCook Iield, Dayton, O., being greeted by Major H. A. Arnold, commander of Rockwell Field at San Diego, Cal., at the.end of their epochal twenty-seven hour non-stop trans- contmenta] flight. Feminine admirers show: ered them with flowers. Hot or lced is Delicious Lovely Indeed, Are These Small Tongued Pumps Their graceful lines, their rich materials and charming trimming touches are irresistible, A style particularly appealing to women who enjoy footwear a hit different from the usual. The nrices sur- prisingly moderate for snch exquisite pumps. Prices from $6.00 to $8.50. They come in Pevee Calf, Patent Chrome, Bronze, Beige, Sport, Grey and Patent and Fawn and Patent combinations. Sloan Bros. 185 Main St. The Mdre Goods You Buy Here Wednesday the More Money You Will Save Men's Extra good quality Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, fine knit, 38c'Day ...... Each 88¢c Ladics' extra good grade silk thread hose —\With scam back, in black, white, silver, nude and grey. —_— ] Men's extra fine 80 square Percale Shirts, variety of colors. 88c Day ...... Each 88c Men's extra fine quality Nainsook Union Suits, made in athletic style, 88c Each 88c Men's very fine quality silk and lisle mixed hose. Colors — black, grey, navy, §F§:Day o....2 For 88¢c ——— | Men's good quality cotton hose. Black grey, navy and brown. 88c Day 8 Pair 88¢c EXTRA SPECIAL For WEDNESDAY ONLY POLO AND TOP COATS Extraordinary Values These Coats were acquired in'a very special purchase in addition to others taken from, our regular stock and drastically reduced for WEDNESDAY $11.88 ! Every garment is of All Wool Material, fully lined with a good grade of SURF SATIN. Bordered Turkish .2 For 88¢ : Fancy Colored I881:&'Day . White Turkish Bath Towels, large size. ggélfay ... 3 For 88c 81x90 Bleached Sheets, Good quality. The greatest assortment of waists ever scen in this city. New designs—Peter Pan, Tuxcdo and button back models — Fresh . ggc“Day i 88¢c Ladies’ Gowns and Envelope Chemise of fino quality nainsook. .Wide range of pretty styles. In flesh and white. 88¢ Day .. %______—————— Children’s finest quality ribbed socks, three: -qunnr-r length, in black and brown. 88¢c 2 Pair 88c Another lot of children's fine wash suits in a large variety of colors and styles—ex- §8c Day ...... Each 88c The very newest in gent's silk and wool Hes. A large variety of colors, 88c Day ...... Each 88¢c and insertion—1 inches wide. 4 Yds. 88¢ Filet lace [88c Day . —_——— Rufife Curtain, full length for long win- dows, with tie-backs, ‘ . Pair 88¢c 88c Day ...... H Figured Cretonne for drapery and porch §8c Day ..... 4 Yds. 88c R e—— Terry Cloth for Drapery—36 inches wide double face. J 88c Day ..... silk Sunfast Drapery—All colors. wide, 88c Day . . Yard 88¢c Regular 59¢ yard. .3 Yds. 88¢c quality. 88c Day .. Oxford Mercerized Shirting — hnndmch Size 45x36. .4 For 88c J Pillow Cover. Ailling 88¢ Day ________————————l Tadies' Bungalow Aprons of good quality zingham in dainty patterns, . 88¢ 88c Day ... —_—————————————— Ladies’ Slips of fine quality sateen, with shoulder straps. Colors—Brown, navy and black. Ladies’ ham, in stripes—all sizes, crepe, flesh only. All sizes. .2 For In white and colors. 88c Day .... —_—— Petticoats of good quality ging- —_——— Ladies 12 button Suede Gloves, embroid- cred back, Grey, white, mode. 88c Day . . Pair 88¢ Guimpes, made of very finenet, lace trim- med, with and without sleeves. 88c Day ...... Each 88c e ——————————————— —eeee Electric 'Table Stove, 110 volt, 500 watts, Regular price $1.50. i e [ Tekow Toilet Tissue—High: grade ‘Tissue, .8 For 88c] || Pretty American Maid Whisk Broom. 88c Day ..... . 88¢ Curtain Scrim, 36 inches wide, patterns, excellent quality. 88c Day..... 3 Yds. 88¢c ————— ] Table Damask, wide width, heavy quality. J fl88c Day .....2 Yds. 88c All linen Dish Toweling—18 inches wide. [8&: Day .....4 Yds. 88¢c | $1.50 White Linen, 45 inches wide, good for pillow cases or dresses, . Yard 88¢c 88c Day .. $1,25 fine Art Linen, 18 inches wide, white, extra fine quality. Yard 88¢c $1.25 Ecru Linen, 36 inches wide, good for scarfs and round pleces. 88c Day ...... Yard 88c Silk Jersey Tubing for under vests, in 88c Day ...... Yard 88c Canton Crepe, all wool fn navy, brown, pd black., Yard wide, 88¢ Day Lsceng, white with colored 88c Day 2 Yds. 88¢ Bates Dress Ginghams, all desirable checks and plain coloss. 32 inches wide, ..4 Yds. 88¢ [88«: Day ... Richard Hudnut's Toilet Water in Lily of the Valley and White Ydlac, 88c Day ............ 88¢ 1y sol—the disinfectant, |88¢ Day......4 For 88c Hemstitched mercerized Damask Cloths— Good rize, 88c¢ Day . White Ripplette for Children’s wear. 3 Yds. sst Ladies' very fine quality Swiss embroider- ed Handkerchiefs, embroidered corners. Value 25c and 39¢ cach, 88c Day ..... 7 For 88c T EXTRA SPECIAL For WEDNESDAY ONLY SILK DRESSES. We will offer fitty All §ilk Crepe: Dresses taken fmm our own stock. They arer- | all all .. distinctive;: practically no duplicates;. of the type that ‘usm‘tlly” JJ new; sell for $25.00 WEDNESDAY $11.88 Imported Japanese Crepe in rose, blue, reven, tan, yellow and pink. 88c Day .....3, Yds. 88¢c Percales, all lght colors, yard 8¢ Day striped, 5 Yds. 88c Tmported Ratine in plain colors, tam, rreen, grey, pink, orchid, rose, yellow, to- = copen, 40 inches wide, . Yard 88c nto - 88c Day . Fgyptian \oiles @ new patterns for slonses and dresses. 10 inches wide. 88c Day .....2 Yds. 88¢c