New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1023, United States for delivery during 1923 | now has thirteen of its own ore sleams L 8 "Pilden's gam: MOre Bps } It s e o e eported that prices of iren | but when one sees Johnston, he In etel B Are now only 25 per cent above these quantity ordered i already five times'on & regular schedule, and many of tolthese vessels bring back Amerioss slinectively says to himselt ‘Hew 1| f normal peace times before the war L 85 the tetal shipments EAMER'[;ANS B Tl et the sase it i H & Tron Company Fays An Ese| “gppoale of Swedish ore 16 ) ring 19 The company to Bwedes h m.' This 1s not the case with T L Die S en, 1 prefer Johnston. Henrl Darsonval, the European holdeys in the Corporation professi I oh on, id: “Piden Tfllflls Pl"m D"Mw I ] |.l .}n‘;il: n:n:n‘:‘ylpy‘::ye:‘lhun e R"u] lm Am[om’ lm Evolu- Stockholm, June 22.—S8weden's big I- on geot corporation, the Grangesberg [ Balbi, 1 {1 i TN N am o0 - Merits of Tilden and Jobnston |, Court 24t 2t seeond raskine | gion of Anciont Plant Lip [Uss, Jisias and Trame company: M A‘ K A Y & w AI |I 'IN SRRSO and has it on Tiiden by a shade.” A barometer of industria onditions. Paris, June 7.~ ropean I.,nnu; lnnm‘?‘rm r‘::’m:l::.:nmunu Chieago, June 22.—~The University ;‘.‘::(. ulr" n‘::m:";y;':mh“ il ! ‘\” & F it d D sh ” | 000, The The urniture an rapery op Slars, wit of Tild " 0 ) h :m visit of llHon'!u Saint | "I think that Johnston can defeat any of Chicage is planning to send out 12 | capital of about 8§23 The C in 1921 and Johnston's parti- |[tennis player in the werld,” This| " . board of directors proposed a div “nh cipatien In the International Hard- h\pmlun was given a few hours after | PTOfeSSOrs on important research ex dend of 16 r eent ™ v ||||‘ 63 MAIN STREET NQXt to M.thOd'.t Ch court championships here in May, [the Duteh champlon had been elim.|Peditions this summer, The largest | CBNG € L , 0 b - — — — - m—— have now all had an opportunity of | ed by > of iron ore shipped out during PROFIURItY of linated by the Californian in the Saint |group of investigators will go from year rese to mere than 5.0 Rt Beeing the two foremost exponents of {Cloud ehamplonship, Mr, Diemer:|the department of geology and will H American tennis at work, and their | Kool has never played against Tilden, |include Professor Adalph C, Nee, an Opinions as-to the relative merits of | Jean Washer, the champion of Bel- | authority on fossils, who will spend | their game vary as does the style of jgium: *I like Tilden better.” Mr,| many weeks in the Jllinels and In E F ll play of the two men, |Washer was finallst against Tilden in |diana coal fields seare hing for pecullar | Come heve and See the Big Values at Little Prices, K The correspondent of the Associated [the 1921 champlonships, limestone concentrations, known as | f.'.f.‘.'l.‘d‘"?"" the Hmmmxl nl:y:erl as- s coal balls. | um“ CAUSES H'G" Fitwe and reodd rockers, all reduced, We are showing & splendid ) or the Raint Clou: ourna- g 1 | ment how they thought the two Am. s s WEA H No w BR Contain Tissue of Plans S e = erlcans rmupu)"—.] $N6 thetwo Aoy AY LT NG These coal balls, which are usually | fibre rocker, spring seat, npholstered e s SERVES T0 PROVE SUGCESS svevt s’ w5 i | BLOOD PRESSURE bl vl v .. $13.75 Buzanne Lenglen was the first play- the finest tissues of plants living at e rntius bl b 5 oStk the time of the laying dowa of the Baby Carviages and Go-Carts. A fine selection 9 $24.95 er approached, “Johnston of course, 1 i 1 th t d G Shprenched, dohy ; e " . coal, and reveal the anatomy and/| iaa o omparisan,” | Foundor of Roary Says Rich Men As[208) 6nd rovesl | nt plant life, Al.| Women between the ages of 40 to {0 choose from, See onr Special Carriage was the reat Suzanne's 0/ y 4J0hnsten {5 the ,,.-..,.?,‘..".,.,,,,‘,',f":.',:-‘, Big Men of Country though coal balls have been found |50 undergo a physiologi o 3 se o st & In the world," Are Passing from time to time in France and Ger- | that crcates a disturbance of all the Library Tables—Mahogany library table, One of Henri Cochet, France' rank |many, no sueh American fossils were | vital organs, !'nder 1hi condit the very newest patterns, An exceptional fine value at 19 95 player and Davis l':nl'tu'!.:~nr; n:::nl!::x‘: Bt. Louls, June 33.—The pomsession |\nown to exist untll they were discov- | waste matter that ordinurily T SOw Pl ) excoptional fine value & . sald: “Tiiden has a greater variety of | Of We8Ith no longer constitutes the|.rad by Professor Noe last summer. | out of the body fs absorbed int strokes; he has everything that J"’,m only barometer of succes; the serv-| proressor Stuart Weller will go to | blood polsoning the system gener All i o o | Ice 1deal 1s gradually gaining ground, | i Ky to hunt f 1 ball he | Many women during this trying pe Smp—— — — ——— e e —— ston possesses, and in adgl > | Kentueky to hunt for coal balls in the ¥ R T JAPANES)E RASS RU or the porch, in four sizges, Ass s .;muf. that ;,,,,,,.:,,',. ,:,fl."m,' ,',':,':fi This was the Keynote of a message t0ifieids of that state, Professor B, 8 |riod beeome victima of High Ilood Y o gl ol s :l‘ b "" UF Alsos, wrted destgns and colorings . the convention of International Ro-|pastian will g0 to northwestern Can. | Pressure, Disziness, nervousness, hot | L skl R L l’.‘h.allw'n);—'l‘d,l'r"” man, and the best in tary here today from raul P, Harris, [ada to study ore deposits, and Pro- | flashes, palpitation of the heart, op-| - - Prefers Johnston founder of Rotdry and president |fessors J. Harlen Bretz and R, 'T.|presivee fullness in the chest and| S n Andre Gobert, the veteran French | eMeritus of Rotary International, Chamberiain will examine the moun- | labored breathing on slight exertion | 3 . champion, expressed his opinion as| 'The time when rich men are the tain structure of the Cascades. Pro- |are among the first indications of g d big men is passing” said the mes-|fessor Paul Miller will carry on|high blood pressure It un H » Well made, with tie-backs to match—2 1-4 yds. sage Greatness in future will de-|hlasting operations in the southwest |the whole system loses tone, | U | " A3 yds. $l 25 pend not upon what one has been able [in an attempt to uncover the bones of | 1ife 15 shortened and there is dangor | long. Just the curtain for the summer—Pair. ... .4 ..., o to get, but rather on what one has|hig reptiles |that death may come suddenly h { S e S L Rl LS been able to give, Study Plants of Varlous Familles “‘:‘I‘I';‘-;“‘.:'nf‘“l\"“'“’;m“ . @ | ,Opportunity to urge upon the busi- o o b v, hiood pressure is in q 4 {ness world the importance of adopt- rr:{:":'o:.'" g:fi:;""(.f" C::‘,M!.m::?d;lll'!l"llllnn that the body is clo | bt | L Mar 1 tt C rta' |ing service as the basis of all pro- ™ 4 « and choked with polsonous wastes, | qu13e e u lns George D. Fuller will go west to 8tudy | noeo o valter can be ha A thake Wiktas | fesslons and trades, is distinctly R°'.pmmn in thelr relation to soil and . " e v 8 astes A tary's. Rotary's pecullar formation, |ciimatic conditions, and Professor | ™'\ B "“'j‘""') s o ] A good quality Marquisette—hemstitched and $l 25 one representative of each protession |Charies 3, Chamberlain will g0 0 [0 Sver ‘acary Mhrsicias | orking i 5 finished with a neat 10ce edge—PRIE o.vvvrssserssens. . and each line of trade, makes it pre. Cuba to sudy plants of the cycad ]“r )‘ n nl 1'" iy Y r e arm | GUILTY' eminently the best organization with |amily, Ih\‘l ':""”'( '”""" 8 I':' g ek s P o] Pl e = ——— . which to effect the purpose, It I8 @| Professor Alhert A. Michelson, of “;'lm',""g','w, i bbb Lo ; : eres no need to be guilty The advent of Rotary marked an|Mount Wilson, Cal, to redetermine | """ | being 1s experienced almost | z of dirky. smeary fmuen, grimy era when the long supressed yearn-|the velocity of light with an improved immediately i { Ings of business men for opportunity |form of sevelving mirror, This ph fan’s treatment has heen | g B R A beautiful selection for Pillow Covers 39c hands—hands and fingers that to share in spiritual leadership began| Professor Edwin B, Frost, of the 50 universally successful that it has leave smeary, smudgy marks and [to find realization. It has been a|Yerkes pbservatory, will be at Cata- [no " 080 b GRS Ak, G MR . . period of wonderful progress because|lina Isiand to observe the total form under the name Bi-a-lin, and is| ey o s - - p,m"' MIONE gchs every par- business men have made ideallsm|eclipse of the sun September 15, sold by ’fl” g‘,,,,dy I,|,-’.‘,;,—;.v|s|l. ..‘,”.',}r : ticle of dirt off the hands, from practicable, Professor James Henry Breasted is | oavarten to raturn your full R A il “No worthy object can be gained [already In Egypt observing the ex- chase price if the very fl bottic | m!i"'tl:lfl e :l:" :’f e P?lel! without effort and the more serlously | cavations of the tomb of Tutankha- \oes' not give you wonde palet, TRAVELING BAGS—Genuine 4 ,wm'\\rx—\ large selection of wil e smoothest, creamies! ve view de: ng, men, : kbl el _ SLING BAGS—Ge 5 $ ASES—/ B J 50 ' . 22 eur tinceriaiing, ftheimore Rid yourself of these . cowhide, black or hrown. Priced from 10.9 dependable cases, priced from 3- its ki | certain our accomplishment,” e - s ndw. Don't wait. s 4 ; Solted lakhet of e ind you ever 5 P MAP SIBERIAN COAST e G ST AMER TRUNKS AND 10.50 . O5TON BAGS—Genuine leater that 2.25 i/ ‘A - P NKS. : o will stand the wear. Priced from . felt. It makes hands clean and BULGARIA To KEEP WORD | Viadivostok, June 22.—A complete | scription today from any good drug-| 5 . 0 it _ Y leaves them fresh and soft. |survey of the whole of the Russian|gist, Sold by all good druggists such | Wi MARE AN G WINDOW SHADES—NO ORDER TOO BIG, NONE AEATL — coast line, from Viadivostok to the|as The Clark & Brainerd Co., The OUR SHADE, PHONE IS $73-12, 0, Yo“.' .dmum' fleuler e gmlcer extreme north, has been completed, | Dickinson Drug Co., Millinowski and‘ has it in convenient 10 cent tins. Premier Emphatically Asserts ’l‘hnl‘nnd the marine charts of the coast|O'Brien, city drug stores, | Nation Will Keep its Word as Far|4re now being sold by the naval au- MIONE as Treaty is Concerned. thoritles, Maaufacturing Company or hamniock covers — Yard treerssrcananaae Sofla, June 22.—Premier Zankoft Tingdal emphatically stated to correspondents . o h'. i last evening that Bulgaria would ob- U serve thé treaty of Neuilly both as Cover with wet baking soda— regards payment of reparations and apply gently— afterw: the limitation of her army. Mentioning reports that Serbla was l c K s planning intervention, the premier sald accusations in the press against| VAPORUB Bulgaria were utterly unfounded. | Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly i S — HARTFORD Telephone Orders Taken As Early As 8 A. M. HARTFORD Girls’ Pongee Dresses | @R PN 7. oo su In Three Beautiful Models L i ; 5 : 9 Panama Cloth Suits Special Fifth p Price $4. 7 5 Floor ‘ , o Mohair Cloth Suits An attractive offer in girls’ summer dres ses, if ever there was one; and just in time to Havana Cloth Suits tuck into the vacation trunk. | | ! g 5 Pongee in excellent quality; straight line models with pretty hand embroidery in a & Golf Cloth Suits variety of effects on bodice and skirt also app liques of crepe and dotted voile buttonhole o N \ 'H stitched. Sizes 6 to 14, o in every conceivable \ 9 style, model and color, al ey ( :i l 9 N Bl "‘ it : * R h:l orderf tg thoroulghly :ppgeciate the true \ oy ) t its, u must r s ew ouses s N ! ! :en:l:m?)er t:l‘:t ?I:y c::; {'he ::-:duz: of the A I] S ® l P . ; iy g::i“' l’&l 'It':iloli' 'Pll:m inrltVewasrk. em- ; ing a e hi uality of designing, t e peCIa’ rice ; ; Ly tnflzringg and stylizts ?or wyhich all ?& Clothes are celebrated. $3.9 8 Bl : P&a Super $7§_0 Considering the Quality fielll'uine Priestly sl 75_0 ) ) i the Price is the lowest ir Suit A special lot of girls hand made batiste and voile blouses, trimmed with real laces; fine gl?lld:el Tl:.l::“" i Pr:_;e”:: land i W:i;:l:-lf::i;mn sheer material exquisitely hand drawn and hand embroidered. Smart models; button back or fron{ Sizes 10 to 18, Fifth Floor : Hundreds of Fine TCweed, Worsteds,Serges \ and Cassimere Suits, Quarter - Lined, for SRLE ' AR\ Summer Comfort - $25, $30, $35 Girls’ Play Suits 7‘5i¢nickefs, Attention R\ 306 Main St $2 75 When planning the motor picnic, don’t L] forget how much you need this store to Jolly little vacation and roustabout out- help you make the Picnic a genuine suc. fits; khaki two-piece suits including blouse cess, . and bloomer, fastened together with but- Come to the stationery department for tons. Small sailor collar and black tie; paper plates, lunch sets, paper spoons and L \Y sizes 6 to 16. forks, white and colored napkins, table % (7 P ohe > See these Suits in the Girls’ and Misses’ covers, lace paper doilies, drinking cups, Department on the g and wax paper, as these are the essentiais Fifth Floor |that make a picnic complete. /‘ & c LY (S‘/)U/) LOTHES FOR MEN M.PEYSER, Mgr.