New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1923, Page 13

PHILADELPHIA HAS HAD MANY PHENOHS List of Sms Released Is an Imposing One Cleveland, July 11.—Twenty-five players who were discarded or trad- ed by the Philadelphia Athletics are still playing major league baseball in other .uniforms. Some of them have been with several different teams since leaving the Athletics. Boston and New York come next in the American League list, having trans- ferred 24 and 22 men respectively. The St. Louls Browns released only four players still in the big show. They are Tilly Walker, Ernle John- ston, Derrill Pratt and Vernon Clem- ons. Players passed on by the Athletics are: Pitchers—Bob Shawkey, Pennock and Joe Bush of the Yankees; Cove- leskie, India: Roy Moore, Tigers; Fillingim and ‘Watson, ‘Braves; Rube Bressler, Cincinnati. Catchers — O'Neill -and Myatt, Cleyeland; Wally Schang, Yankees; Plclnich, Red Sox; Walter Schmidt, Pirates, | Inflelders—Grimm, Pirates; Stuffy McInnis, Braves; Eddie Collins, White Sox; Larry Kopf, Braves; Joe Dugan, Yankees; George Burng, Red Soxy Larry Gardner, Indians; Johnny Lavan, Cardinals; Frank Baker, Yankees. Outfielders — Jamieson, Strunk, White Sox. Of the 24 players turned loose by the Red Sox, 13 went to the Yankees. Former members of the Boston team still “up” are: Pitchers—Bush, Hoyt, Jones, Pen- nock and Mays of the Yankees; Col- lins of Detroit. Catchers—Schang of the Yankees; Ruel Washington (but . previously Wwith Yanks.) Inflelders — Judge, ‘Washington; Pratt, Tigers; Scott, McNally and Du- gan, Yankees; Gardner, Indians; Fos- ter, Browns. (Pratt went to Tigers irom Red Sox.) Outflelders — Speaker, Ruth, Yankees; Hooper, White Sox; Strunk, White Sox; Walker, Athletics; Bmith, Yankees; Schultz, Cardinals; Miiler, Cubs; Leobold, Washington. Those let go by the Yankees follow: Pitchers—Quinn, Ferguson, Piercy, Murray and O'Doul of the Red Sox; Collins, Tigers; Shocker, Browns; Vance, Brooklyn; Ring, Phillles; Mogridge, Washington. Catchers — Devormer, Red Sox; Walters, Red Sox: Ruel, Washington. Inflelders — Fournier, BrooRlyn Mitehell, McMillan, Red Sox; Peck, Washington; Foster, Browns; Few- pter, Red Sox: Pratt, Tigers. Qutfielders — Connolly, Harris, Red Sox. Former Tigers still playing major league baseball are: Pitehers—Grimes, Brooklyn; Haines Cardinals; Phmke, Red Sox; Mitehell, Philljes. Catchers—Ainsmith, Cardinals. Infielders—Pipp, Yankees; Burns, Ned Box: Harris, Washington; Hale, Athletics; Pinelli, Reds;" g Outfielders ,— Jacobsen, ‘Browns; Miller, Athletics; Powell. Brave Flagstead, Red Sox: Cruise, Braves. The Cieveland ‘list ‘of discards is: Pitchers—Jones, Yankees: Bagby, Pirates; Fillingim, Braves. Catchers—Bassler, Tigers; Deberry, Brooklyn. Infielders—MecInnis, Braves; Burns, Rted Sox; Grimes, Cubs; Peck, Wash- ington; Olson, Brooklyn; Daubert, Reds. : Outfielders — Harris, Red Sox: Smith, Yankees; Evans, Washington; lsibold, Washington; Southworth, Braves. Washington passed on: RBentley of the Giants, Jamieson and Brower of the Indians, Irish Meusel, Giants; Menosky, Red Sox; Ainsmith, Card- inals; Picinich, Red Sox, and Walker of the Athletics. Few of Chicago's castoffs are still deing big time. They are: Outfield- ers Powell and Leibold, Zeb Terry, Mogridge, Fournier, Jimmy Johnston and Dixile Davis. ARABS MAKE DEMANDS Independent Govt. in Palestine is Mini- mum That Will Satisfy Them Jerusalem, July 11 (Jewish Tele- graph Agency)—An independent Arab government for Palestine is the mmi-‘ mum that will satisfy Arab aspira- tions, declared Musa Kasin Pasha, chairman of the Palestine Arab exe- cutive, in an intérview here on the eve of his visit to London where he will strive for British recognition. “If England wants an understand- ing with us it might establish a na- tlonal - constitution independent gov-| ernmment,” he said. Indians; Indians; BICYCLE TUEFT l’fl)F‘lll That thére is an epidemic of bicycle stealing going on in New Britain is evident from the numbeér of thefts re- ported at police headquarters. David | Kennedy of 102 Maple street reported to the police that his bicycle was stolen yesterday from in front of 454 Main street. IL.ean Rackowski of 40 Overlook avenue reported that his| bieycle was stolen from the Stanley Rule & Level Co. yard. Michael Clemento of 86 Daley avenue also re- ports thé theft of his bicycle. FRENCH DOUBT REPORT Do Not Think Baldwin Will Announce Acceptance of German Offer By The Astociated Press, Paris, July 11.—The report again printed here this morning that the statement on reparations which Prem- fer Baldwin is to make in London to- morrow wili include acceptance of| the German proposal for an impartial intention to examine into Germany's capacity for payment is tréated iIn French official circles as incredible. | The argument once more is advanced | that no reason exists to supplant the | reparation commission by another bady. Movie theatérs in Java are 80! constructed that the screen divides them int6 two parts, foreigners sit- ting on the sidé from which the pic- tureé is produced and thé natives on the other. Indians; |§ . Women’s Burson Out-Size SILK AND FIBER STOCKINGS White, Black and Cordovan First Quality Sell Regularly At $1.00 Pair DOLLAR DAY 2 PAIRS FOR $1.00 STORE CLOSES WEDNESDAYS AT NOON UP TO AND INOLUDING SEPT, 5. LLAR . THE TOP-NOTCH.. OF VALUE-~ GIVING AT THE INVEN HARTFORD TOMORROW, THURSDAY, JULY 12, “DOLLAR DAY” Women's WHITE BUCK One-Strap PUMPS Trimmed with Brown or Black Leather Low or Cuban Heels VALUES UP TO $5.00 For $1.00 A TREASURE TROVE OF TORY SALE BARGAINS " A Festival of Extra Values when the Dollar stretches its utmost 3,000 Pieces of Heavy Grade Aluminum Ware values up to $1.69, At $1.00 each ‘Window Shades Mounted on. good. rolle ready to hang, regular 59c val- ue. Dollar Day $ l .00 Oretonnes Attractive patterns, good qual- ity for camp, cottage or home use, regular 39c yd. at 4 yds. for $1.00 Curtain Voile Double borders and hem- stitched effects, fine quallty, regular 39¢ yard at 414 yards for .. $l 00 Cumtns Lace edge marquisette and fine hemstitched quality voile, regular $1.49. lar Day, pair Framed Pictures Size 8x18, colored prints framed in gilt $1.65 value for ... $l.00 PHONOGRAPH DEPT. Columbia 10-Inch Double Disc Records New‘and perfect. $l.00 Cameo 10-Inch Records Equal to mahy 75c¢c records. Dollar Day Folding Canvas Camp Chairs With backs, worth 78c. For Dollar Day. $1.00 Tabourettes Golden oak, fumed oak, or | mahogany, $1.49 value,’ 2 fér Women's 2-Clasp Milanese Silk Gloves Paris point embroidery in black and white, double tips, 2.pr. for $ l .00 ‘Women’s 16-Button Gloves Made of heavy tricot silk in white only, $1.69 value at 1.00 Women's 2-Clasp Lambskin Gloves All sizes and colors. $1.29 value, Doilar DOLLAR DAY AT HINAWARE DEPT. Stone Crocks Your choice of 3 gallon with covers or 4 gallon without cover, usually $1.47. $1 00 Dollar Day ..... . Cooking Sets Fireproof ware, casserole, 1 each, 6% and 6! inch bowls and 6 custard cups. $l 00 $1.25 value for .. . ‘Water Sets Consisting of 2 quart water pitcher and six glasses to match needle etched border decoration $1.49 value at $1 00 Per sét Cups nml saucen Meakins clear w h)le ware, low shape, set of 8. $l 00 Value $1.33, at ... . Salad or Berry Bowls Cake plates and\ roll . trays, imported China, handsomely decorated, up to $1.49 values Your choice $1100 Fireproof English pots, pret. tily decorated, large size, $1.29 value, for $lo00 Men’s Shirts Band or collar style. Values to $1.50 $1 00 at, each .. . Men's 17¢ Cotton Half Hose e $1,00 Men’s Nainsock Union Suits Seconds of $1.00 grade, ath- letic style. $1 00 2 for .. Men’s 85(‘ Lisle Hose At ¥ pair $ l .00 Men's $1.25 Cotton Night Shirts Dollar Day $ 1 .00 Beacon 25c Split Sole Half Hose Seconds—5 pairs for....... $l 00 Bo)!' $1. 20 Shirts Band or collar style. Sizes 12% to 14 Bose’ Percale Blouses Regular 8%¢ sl.oo at 2 for . Beaded Bags Draw strings only.” In blue, Jjet, steels, red and” blue iris. Regular $2.00, Very special at. .. $1.00 Boston Bags Made of genuine cowhide, in brown and blue, with double handie, strong strap and dur- able lining. Regular $1.50, at. $l 00 Assortment limited — (,ome early, at Main Floor. ————————— DOLLAR DAY AT SHOL DEPT, Women’s White Canvas Three-Strap Pumps And oxfords, not all sizes in each style, but all sizes in the lot. Reg. $2.50 value at $ l 000 Children’s White Canvas Hand Turned Lace Shoes Regular $2.00 values, sizes 3 :)ong;aale for $1.00 Children’s White Canvas Low Shoes Plain broad toes, sizes 3 to 8. Regular $2.00 $ 1 .00 value, at Remnants Of plain krinkle crepe, algo s vas e 91,00 Infants’ Silk and Fibre Socks Come in pongee, grey, white, cordovan, black, red and sky. Sizes 5 to 814, Regular 50c. Dollar Day, 2 pair for $1.00 Boys' “Billy Goat” Stockings Good heavy stockings, guar- anteed fast color, in black, sizes 7 to 113, regular 29c and 35¢c pair,: Dollar Day, $ 0 all sizes, 4 pair for Children’s 34 Lisle C ked Socks In blaek, cordovan, white and champagne; sizes 7 to 10, Reg- ular 59c. 2 pair for $l¢00 Misses’ Cotton Hose In an English ribbed style— Black, white and cordovan, Reg- ular 26c palr, guaranteed first quality. Dollar $1 00 ° Day, b pair for .. e e e e ) —_—— Traveling Bags Made of fibre, waterproof lining—18 inch $l 0 . size, black only .. Milllnery Special Banded sailors, sport hats,.and trimmed hats, up to the minute merchandise, all the wanted colors and styles, actual value $3.00, $4:00 and $6.00. Dollar Day $1,00 DOLLAR DAY at Art Dept. A Limited Quantity Bucilla Knitting Worsted 3% ounce skeins at 4 Skeins for $1.00 Children’s Dresses to Embroider A wide variety of styles and sizes up to six years, these are regular lines which have been discontinued and have been marked regardless of former cost, for Dollar Day, 2 for Pillow Tubing Stamped to embroider and hemstitched for spoke stitch crocheted edging, 45 inch size, $1.50 value at —Pair Beauty Imstre Silk and Wool Knitting Floss One ounce balls, all colors, summer weight—#6 balls for Iris Playing Cards Good quality, assorted colors, regular 25c¢ package. Dollar g, ¢ $1.00 pkgs. for Letter Files With clamps, bound with leather, reg. 59c¢ each, at 2 for .... $1000 Kraftlawn Linen Correspond- ence Cards Gold edges, regular 35¢ box, at 4 boxes DOLLAR DAY AT 'TOY DEPT. Undressed Dolls Made of genulne kid with human hair, reg. $1.75, at $l-00 Toy Laundry Sets Composed of wash board, tub and clothes reel, complete. $l 00 Miller 7-lm‘h Rnbber Balls Regular $1.59. Dpollar Day Infants’ Rompers and Creepers Ginghams and cnambray. tor . 91,00 $1.95 Gingham and Chambray Pantie Dresses With touches of hand embroidery. . $1.00 79c Infants’ Long and Short Dresses With lace &nd embroidery trimmed yoke. Dollar Day, 2 for $1.00 $1.95 Infants’ Knitted Sacques With pink and blue, fancy edge.. $l‘-00 $1.00 Tailored and Semi- Tailored Waists Lawn, batiste and stripe voile sizes 36 to 46. l Dollar Day, 2 for .00 75¢ Gingham Petticoats With flounce, g $1.00 $1.95 Girls' thglnm Dresses Straight line and waigt mod- els. SIZQB.G to $l 00 14, at .. Dollar Day Aluminum Combination 6 tea spoons, 6 table spoons, 1 large ladle, 1 gravy ladle, 1 mixing spoon, all made of extra heavy aluminum, $l 00 . Special Garbage Cans White enamel for kitchen use, tight fitting cover. Reg. $1.49, Special 1000 Coffee Percolators Individual size aluminum per- colators, fitted with stag han- dle, about 2 cup size. Reg. $1.49 at 1-00 Tea Pots Individual size aluminum tea ball tea pots, fitted with Stag handle, about 2 cup size. Reg- ular $1.49, $l.00 Tate’'s Mops Well known Tate's floor mop, long handle, well made, special, 2 for 1100 5 Women's Pure Linen Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs 4 Men's Union Linen Handker- chiefs Regular price $1.43. Com- bination of 9 for l 00 . Doilar Day 3 Women’s Embroidered Corner Handkerchief In white and colored ecm- broidery, reg. 10¢ $1 00 ° each, at 15 for .. DOLLAR DAY AT SILVGERWARE DEPT. A number of very useful sil- ver plated pieces too numerous to mention all. Bon bon dishes, sugar shakers, salt and pepper shakers, mar $l 00 lede jars, etc . Also a selection of Flatware, including knives, forks, tea spoons, table spoons and other useful pieces, at $l 00 . 8 pleces for 98c Embroidery and Lace Trim- med Envelope Chemise Built up and strap shoulder, 2 for . $1 00 75¢ Embrnid(-ry Trimmed Petticoats Deep flounce, Dol- $ lar Day, 2 for... l 00 $1.95 and $2. D’; Slip-on Sweaters White and colors, all sizes— plain and fancy $l 00 Snteen Bau'flng Suits Sllée; 36 to 44, $l 00 sx 9.) (‘Npe Kimrmoq ———.————.—J T 0Odds and Ends of Brassieres Of well known makes, some with elastic shoulder straps, others with 2 hose supporters attached, all sizes in lot, values up to $1.25. Dollar Day, 2 for. . $l.00 Elastic Top and Medium Bust Corsets Made of pink brocade, have sold regularly for $1.50. Makes a splendild warm weather cor- set. Dollar $ 1 .00 ‘Wrap Arounds 12 inches long, made in sec- tions of material and fine qual- ity .elastic web- hing. Dollar Day $l-00 Women’s 65¢ Fibre Silk Stockings Made with drop stitch effect EZSS;TQE“;;SIn for $ l -00 ‘Women's 50c Rockford Fashioned Stockings In navy and taupe, sizes 9 to 10 and other colors in broken sizes. Dollar Dny 4 pairs for Women'’s 25c Vests and Bodices Reg. and extra sizes, 5 for Imported Dress Gingham And tissue gingham, reg. 50c and 75c. Dollar $l 00 . Day, 3 yds. for... 36-Inch White Poplin Reg. 39c yard, at 4 yards for ... $1.00 Check Tissue Blue and white, brown and white checks, regular 15¢ yard at 8 yards $ 1 .00 Sport Stripes and Plaids , = $1.00 Reg. 39¢ yd. 4 yards for Silk Stripe Voiles and Dotted Muslins i e o $1.00 |Boys’ Sample Wash Suits $1.00 Values range from $1.50 to- $3.00, all good wash fabrics, all good styles, hundreds to choose from, some are slightly mussed from handling $l 00 but a wonderful value 0 Boys' All Wool Serge Suits Sizes 3 and 4 only; trousers are lined. The reg- ular price of these suits is $5.00. Boys’ Wool Trousers Regularly sold at $1.756 and $2.00. Neat dark patterns, lined throughout, just the l oo thing for school wear, Sizes 7 to 17 years . Extra Special Item Men's $2.00 and $3.00 Hats .. Housewares Dish Pans New style aluminum dish pans, 12 quart size, made extra deep to fit $l 00 small sinks at ... . Galvanized Freezers 2 quart size, handle on top, easy running and will freeze cream in comparatively short e $1.00 Brooms One of the best brooms on the market, No. 7 size, polished handle, exceptionally good grade of corn. $ l .00 $1.49, at Double Boiler 2 quart size aluminum double boiler, sun ray finished, Ameri- brand. - $1.00 Heavy Grade Aluminum Ware 5].\6:;fu::e:|l;lmoach $ 1 000 e e DOLLAR DAY OANDY 3 Ibs. of 50c Stuf- fel Dates, for .. $l 00 2 1bs. boxes of 70c Cordial Cherries, Regiie: $1.00 Park & Tllford §1.50 Metal oten ... 91,00 $1.00 15 Bars of 10c . Sweet Chocolate . Full box of Her- l Oo shey cholocate bars $ . AT JEWELRY DEPT. You will find bead neécklaces, bar pins, brooch pins, cuff links, bracelets and many other use. ful as well as ornamental pl-ces. greatly reduced. Values it 1 F 00 Buitable for bed covers and sheets, full sizes, assorted bor- der, reg. $1.39. Dollar Day, each. . $ 1 000 Bleached Soft Finish Cotton 86 inches wide, regular 22c, at 6 yards $ 1 .00 Pillow Case Tubiag Extra heavy and soft finish, 45 inches wide, regular 43c, at 3 yards $ 1 .00 Jumbo Bleached 'rurkish Towels . 23x48, extra heavy, hemmed, ready for use, reg. 69c at 2 for 1000 Lace Trimmed Rowid Center Table Tops Reg. $1.80 at, each $ l 000 Bleached Pillow Cases Size 45x36, soft finish cotton. reg. 29¢c, at 4 for $ l 000 Bleached Cotton Huck 'iowels Plain white, hemmed, regu- lar 17c at $l.00 § for 5-Inch Meire Ribbon In black and colors, beautiful quality, reg. 50c yd. at 3 yards for. $1 00 Satin lubhml 6 &and 7 inches, for sashes and fancy work, all desirable colors. 21; yards for .... $l-00 Picot Edge Moire and Two-Tone Ribbons 3, fnch wide. ¢ yards for Men's Slightly Soiled Shop Coats at 2 for $1.00 Suitabie for almost all kinds of work, long coats and short coats, also a number of vests with sieeves, suitable for soda dispensérs, regularly priced at $2.00 and $3.00 each. DOLLAR DAY AT DRESS DEPT. A speclal oftering of one hun~ dred slightly mussed Figured Volle Summer Dresses — Small sizes only, were priced up to b oo ... $1,00 Slee rt Dresses ,of linene for sport wear in all the wanted colors, $1.98. value. Dollar Day, at sl .00 second floor w.... DOLLAR DAY AT RUG DEPT. ' 86-Inch Rug Border Worth 69¢ yard. Dollar Day 2 yards $ l -00 Worth 760 square yard. Dol- lar Day, 2 square $l oo yards for Rag Ru, 3135, Dolar g $1.00 Felt Base Mats so ttor e $1.00 fan Cluny Laces And Insertions 2 and 4 inches wide for trim- ming center, scarfs, bedspreads, etc. Reg. value to 20c. Dollar Day, 8 yards $ tor. 1.00 mded Girdles 2 yards long, finished with a tassel at each, end. Regular $1.65. Dollar Day.. $l 00 lml Ullfl Sets In straight and Bramley style. Regular 50c. Dollar $ Day, 8 sets for .. 1000 Black and Golrl Lace Bertha AL S GO e i $1.00 Plaid and Plain Color Dress Goods Many plaid, plain blue, and others, Danish cloth at 4 yards for . $looo 84-Inch Plain Gray Mixture Ladies’ Cloth and fancy striped flannel — 30 inches wide. $ l .oo Serge at, yard .... Al W Old blue, green, wine and other colors, reg. $1.69, at All Silk Natural Color Pongee 33 inch wide. Reg. $1.25, at $l-00 Fancy Novelties Silk Paisley, brocaded and figured silk, and silk popling, was $1.25. Dollar Day .. $l 00 Muluncwurs' Remnants of Cologed Corduroy Assorted colors, regular 756c yard at $ l .00 2 yards for .. GROCERY SPECIALS DOLLAR DAY Rumford Baking Powder— 1 Ib. cans, at $l.00 Lipton's Tea—Red label Cey- lon and India tea, 4 lb. pack- Y4 $1.00 Baker’s Chocolate $l oo o T George Washington Prepared o o $1.00 Colman’s ' English Mustard — 1-4 1b. sizes. Pineapple, No. 24 cans, 3 for DOLLAR DAY AT NOTION DEPT. 10c Vanity Double Mesh Hair Nets Cap shape, black and brown, 14 for sl oo 50c Baby Pants All rubber, water- proof, 3 for .. sl 00 39¢ hless Linw Good quality $1.00 nainsook, 3 for .. 50c Household Aprons Rubberized, as- sorted designs, 3 for slom