New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 20

Inp-rt-d J:panese B ‘ ’ S I ‘ ’ Iq S I ‘ ' R E Inp-rted Japanese CREPE : PONGEE SILK wan ors, 30-inc! 4 Genuine 12 M vil, rnied it oo Saturday—The Last Day of Our ey CLEARANCE SALE o JULY CLEARANCE SALE e o S 1 AN SHERTINGS Offers Extraordinary Values in Every Department e A R e 42 and 45 inch Pillow Tubing. Ladies’' Cloth, 36 inches wide, i Standard grad tton, Jul fine lity. Jul; high lustre, for lingerie and Foulard and novelty patterns e 3 ol / i cen 190 other uses, all colors, yard wide. for dresses and blouses, 40 #n. Clearance Clearance Sale .. St Tara o B9C | oo sevara. $1.98 3 [ w0 e e s coum, | BeTkeley Cambrie Great Reductions on A I T Percales, best quality in as- ed Skirts in tan, percale, grey, full pleces, Perfect goods. July Reduced sorted light and dark colors, coral and white, 40 inches wide. Clearance & 23 Sale. . e No. 60, Reg. price pichowhio oy July Clearance » 5 200—Salo .. 1 lgc Clearance Sale—Yard. . 250 .SL:' i s L $l.79 Killarney Suiting, a’good sub- Flat Orepe, heavy quality all stitute for linen in white and silk, in black, tan, brown, grey Unbleached Sheeting, 2 (-4 No. 100, Reg. price 29¢ yards wide. Standard quality. A A ey g 3 :===c_—.—_'====fi=¢=‘== . :“lle‘:’.:':(:- Yard wide. July and white, 40 inches wide, July Clearance Sale—Yard Sale—Yard $2t79 July Clearance Bale. wue oo o = Imported Anderson Dress Crepe de Chine, standard H OISERY Gingham in all the desirable make and quality in all the pop- checks. Value 59¢; 32 in. wide. ular shades, 40 in. wide. July o oo % . $1.79 SPECIALS , This is not just an ordinary assemblage of Dresses—Those Sport Dresses sold for b " Twenty-Five Dollars—and more—They were carefully chosen and are the smartest types worn this season. White and sport coloring. On sale Saturday—Just fifteen TO"..ET GOODS w AISTS AND in this group. Es e ) e Kotex Sanitary Napkins, One e_—-#=#=fi dozen in a package. 50 BLOUSQ'H( Waists — > Spectal for Saturday. .. c ) and o v:l' - maker, Vaioes % A WHITE CREPE Normandy and Other n whits, fesh and brameiss y blouses n stzee Special for 1y 'nnrl up to $2.50 pr. h ) : SKIRTS VOILE DRESSES Saturday. / King Tut Silke (Irregulars) Fxtra special Y b 3 Pond’s Vanishing . Cream — fancy crepes, $1.19 =) $ 6.95 $ 6.95 ST . o . ® e for Saturday allover em - e Made of the finest quality of Rich All our fine Voile Dresses in this i 2 brojdseod, - Special offer- Men's Oxford Shirts, with at- Silk Canton and Roshanara Crepes, group—they are mostly dark colors, saturday $4 _69 ;" f,n".'. %,“k ';“““l‘l‘ collar ;"“ “f';‘jhr?lfl"s- knife pleated models, beautifully hung. dark backgrounds with dots and figures s = sport Waists and Blouses Hsle socks, % 1 st L ol These have been the most popular mod- —some have vestees or lace collars. s e [ teoruons sotslab moek, ki Bh o 1,69 els all reason. * They are at great savings at this low allover, 38 in, wide'in all shades; <t ing hdag Men's Fibre Silk Socks, made Regular price $10.95 price. Saturday i R 1.79 i G i ] s ey 69 | M D179 grey, navy, white and cordovan. Waterproof Maline, 27 inches proof, in white sateen and nain- wide. A large variety of colors, lace and $l 9 8 + . July Clearance ) e e ) (e ey ey ) ey ey Saturday ril trimmed . Hand embroidered Ladies’ Sale — Pair. i Men's Wash Ties. Special patterns to select from. Men’s Hemstitched Handker- Gowns in round and V-neck Clearance lo chiefs, colored border. style, short sleeve, Sale — Fach . .. e Cc Saturday Special scalloped edge ... $2.98 Men's fine Rnit Union Spits. Eloct;"lv able: Stoves Firs. Fine Crepe Bloomers, white, =0 : b flesh and orchid in elastic knee Silk Hose, in Short sleeves, knee length. Sizes 8 v " red and green. 34 to 46. July 89 A new shipment of these Lovely Silk Crepe and Printed Crepe Dresses that at- one guaranteed. $1 09 style or hemstitch July Clearance Clearance Sale—Fa. (v ; . 4 Special for Sat.. .. o y 69c Sale Men's Balbriggan Shirts and tain many entirely new style effects, that can he worn now and late fall. For after- Ladiés' Fancy and Embroider- et M Drawers. Superior quality. July i ed Handkerchiefs. Shamrock Nickeled Alarm Clocks, differ- $l.00 Clearance Sale, noons and evening wear. On sale Saturday. Gaiah Skcardas it Alnr [looks, Special Special for Saturday. . 97C Patr Rach e e et e e e ) ) e ) AMERICA’S GREATEST NEED MERIGAN Y. SCHOOL IN OOKED | CINDERS FOR SALE | CROWLEY BROS/INC. | mor wrsmi srrcuis A. H. Harris DECORATORS Ol Stoves, Gas Plates, Etc. ‘ BERLIN DRAWS REFUGEES AS SEEN BY ROGER BABSON | FOOD SHOP| A F. "ams W itenianadl g 4,200 Russians Taking Correspondence School Courses in Christian As- TEL. 2018. Sihiss toskily Oaly By The Hersid). |ean ‘exist 'as middlemen. Middlemen ALOEMAIN SEHERE 90 WEST ST. TEL. 1233-3 | Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs |34 Iafayette St. Tel. 1329-3 Wellesley Hills, Mass, July 27.— are a nccessity and serve a valuable . tion's School in Germany MUTUVAL BUILDING Roger W. Babson was today asked|cconomic function, but Amerlca’s why it is that he is not so optimistic|great need is producers, especially , July 27.—Forty-two hund : CLAMS FOR CHOWDER i Al Aph oataeeh. n ovee] CLAMS FOR STEAMING | BUNGALOW IN BELVIDERE-—The owner on the general business situation|men and women filled with the de-|Ryussian refugees, scattered when so many of the barometers of|sire to produce and with the joy of |the face of the earth, are taking| 4 buiness indicate great prosperity. | production. America’s great need is|courses in the correspondence school SHRIMPS—CRAB MEAT is leaving New Britain, and he will take a loss of The optimistic forecasts of promluentl ;1 revival of the joy of work. Amer-|which the Am an Young Men's \ | SOFT SHELL CRABS ’ bankers, manufacturers, and financial | ica's great need is a revival of the|Gpristian Association is conducting in : . advisors were cailed to Mr. Babson's| desire to serve. America's great need |gorn " . ? 8 | LOBSTERS $900. Copper this opportunity before some one attention end he was frankly asked is a revival of the habit of saving. | A hotel porter in Cairo is studying : Dining Room Connection Bauto vt 1. Money to.John on ot { . : gages. why & warning was needed under “I am not fearful for America ‘"fbookkeepmg. Three Russlans who CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. present stable conditions. His reply|the long run; but rather I am a great|yave sought refuge in Tunis are study- | AP N . HONISS’S Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg, was as follows: | optimist on this country and the peo-|ing farm organization. Eight refugees “It is true that a number of the ple of this country. My love of|in Turkey are taking courses in sten- i barometess of business are distinctly | America causes me to issue ', ¢ warn- ography. A former Russian officer ‘favorable at the present time. In|ing that the attitude of tii. average|who found work in France oiling | 24-30 STATE STREET order to be absolutely fair to every-|Young person today is not right|gioam engines Is taking a course in | N om9 N one I even took pains to enumerate | toward his or her work. A doctor 18 gicnm engineering. | Hartford 272 Main Street Phone 343 thee in & published statement only a not friendly to his patient if hel ‘pown in the heart of China one | ! S etti month ago. The merchants are not|blindly shuts his eyes to his patlent's| pyggian is taking a course in road | over stocked; manufacturers have not | disease. One cannot be a true frlend |py4ing. Six Russians in Cyprus are | — D R INK — S FOR SALE b | ] ’ & - ; s hiove good resources; check tng his eyes to the wrong attltude lying | " ‘ YE 0 | 97 BARNES ST.—6-ROOM®HOU BARN AND FRUIT. 320 FI. in Brazil is taking machine drawing. ‘coonsp READY 1O SERVE, A Rs S DA WATER; FRONTAGE, 150 FT. DEEP. GET PARTICULARS FROM been speculating in raw materials; [ of the United States by blindly “h“"’studylng radio telegraphy. A Russian | transactions are normal; railroad Of the new generation toward indus-| " pyigaria has a larger number of | earnings are exceptionally good; and|try, service and thrift. It is this|.; respondence students than any | Take home a bottle of cream sodn our industries are apparently| Wrong attitude which has already 2 vl £ | —Something you will like—it's deli- A o U R Y e e criie* ey catised busineas—ss Indincted by thy|CLNST oountry: 864 in all. Most of | SATURDAY SPECIALS - | cious. H. DAYTON HUMPHRE these are studying mathematics, but 1‘ Three size bottles—3c, 10c, 15¢. 272 MAIN STREET NATIONAL BASReny correct in thelr statement' that sur-|Babsonchart—ot decline. The chart| 5 , } 5 g today stands at three per cent helow | L erc, 2T¢ alf many there who are|Brogkfield Butter (in prints) face indlactions point to a wonderful | _ s 4 | businss his fall, and perhaps two|normal compared with one per cent|7H"F SOURES o OTECHEON |y ge or three years of rising prices. I|Dbelow normal at the beginning of the [i\" 1.+ country are taking electro- | Imported Grenadine THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANIIEY 3 5 realize these rising figures as well as R Soyone and it is very hard for me to | Elght Russians in the United States 12 oz. bottle, 65c. souna.a-waring vt 10 murs sre 4 EARTHOUAKES ROCK Jart fakig. coaree trom the e | ported Pumpernickel, - /AT R . a0c. a0 icontented. | school, most of them mathemati | , mos cal | . “My reason for sounding a warn- 250 WE {courses. But Bulgaria, Rumania, ¢ ing is two-fold. [irst, the Babson-| TOKIO IN TWO EKS JiRosInvia, L CaechoaicaRIn ""'“"”!White R ot S ko 4 i :"'"m,"'m:f’{::’“pfflfig"‘,,“,"’N;,','f,’;‘;ff |and Germany, the countries where the | 306 pint. ment I8 Inevitable. Second, that the|Shaking of Earth Drives Many to ETeatest number of Russian refugees| — ° B . 2 < are, lead all others in their enroll- Y, ~di attitude of the younger generation 18| \What They Considered Place |ment. Poland is second with 810 mall H“ht, Club.‘qmdmes’ 1, 1b tins, 50c. distinctly harmful to the present my warn-| of Safety @ | students. | vear.” situation. That is to say, u The new Baltic states, Latvia, Lith- ) both tatistics and on | 2 | "“fuil'd;“::'jthe“wi:";u;"X:N‘M A er.| Tokio, July Tokio hadl s surfelt |uania/and Bettisnlaara aleo well vaps | Lnported ('e"}]afl Gebratene lying business. Of course, in real.|f €arthauakes during June. Be- resented in the list, having from 150 | Heringe, 50c can. ¥ o tween the second and fourteenth of [to 400 students each. Algeria, Mo- | , " . spiritual al forces are :;" ,?: e mortant as they|the month 64 were recorded on the rccco. Syria and Palestine also are Gobel's Quality First Bacon, eally determine what statistics and | */SMOTaph, many of them of suffi- |represented. | 35¢ h. clent force to waken the. hardened — | 0 MAYBE SHFE. SCARED 'EM lBest Mixed Tea, France—Danlel had nothing 40c . Phe chart will later show. The atti- ude of the people bears the same Cltizens of the capital and send them “relation to the Babsonchart and to | SCUrrying under door jambs, which Paris, 1 = O lare dered the sa i ; Madame Maurice Prax, wife of a g 3 statistics that the temperature bears AT® considered the safest places when 0N ¢ g %o the thermometer. or as car-load. Mother earth decides to readinst her- | French journalist. She entered the | Smoked Salmon, self. Most of these shocks originated | cage of a quartet of lons and sang | 60c 1h. fngs bear to railroad carnings et (e from A et D - o ses ] o citieg |V {as a Bay, which is o |an aria fr Massenet's opera, . " ’ i 1 have offi in 26 large cities In Kashima ¥, whi is in th “Manon? | Our Own Make Mayonnaise, nd correspondents in 200 other farthquake zone, and fortunately did e files. 1n every locality T find that|no damage | T5¢ quart, 20c ¥;-pint. the average man today is interested | Dr. Fusakichi Ormori, authority on Y e only in spending. People not only|°aTthquakes and volcanoes. has as S e sured the people that, despite the re R want to get rich auick but withont - Y o 5 osint Eireatiosan s [Gtithe edrin anlon ask fof Horlick’s ) WEEK-END SPECIALS working. People are buying reck Jeesly withowt any thought about | Will continue for some time, Tokio is The ORIGINAL where the money is coming from A region comparatively free from dan \ ' Malted Milk Regular 38c Coffee, with whieh to pay. Our young peo-|ReT. The shape and formation of Ja \ 30c . ple seem to have the idea that dollar|Pan, agcording to Dr. Omori, make it p : Roast Stuffed Chicken, o L ) NO-NO-THEY L bills grow on trees and all they have Pecullarly susceptible to underground to do 18 to pick them off. Almost|disturbances The voleanic zone les | 8 e For Infants, 3 to 31 b average no one wants to work. Very few along the inner Japar side of the ) : Invalids & s1 g g | | / v BE A BIG want to produce. Farnest and ir Children * | ~N\\ADDITION To trious manual laborers, such as weoffshoot at right angles in the direc . s had 25 years ago, are almost an un-|tion of Mt Fuji. The earthquake | The Original Food-Drink for All Ages. known quantity. Evervone wants te |zone lies along the outer, Pacific slope QuickLunchat Home OfficeasFountains. > n apan 4 S0P | RichMilk, Malted Grain Extractin Pow- Ab ride in the cart and no one wants|of Japan —the horder he Pacific ou e tore Bl Qb povesttage of producers]on ail sides being the scene of groatest| oL SNecicin. JRorkiinge-Nosidss. | Arntwingia s steadily decreasing and the per.|earthquakes | 8@ Avoid Imitations and Substitutes Schweitser Cheese. eentage of middlemen is steadily in- ! | | N.B. C. Products. e S T T Olives (stuffed and plain). creasing. e Wiz e JOSEPH M. CHERNOFF | o oo o forever. A doz may for awhile, but it cannot continue this GENE . ANCE Y process indefinitely. People may for ERAL INSURANCF. AGENCY | Try a pouna of our Loaf Cake. a while get a living doing one an-|Life. accident. automobile and fire insurance. Efficient personal attention| Chicken, Potato, Cabbage Egg others washing, but after the clothe i _ given yonur insurance problems, and Vegetable Salads. | NRA MOWERY, AND THE SIX REAS are worn out there will be no washing |87 WEST MAIN ST. i PHONE 1201 AD kinds cooked meats far sand- | WORK, PASéED THROUG')}(-\ Tong_Srgmv g s Diae 42 d0. A certaly pumber of peop! e] Lr-sional Building wiches for picnics. ‘ ANEW JOB IN HBOTSTOWN DAY ON HIS WAY ToA arc formed by the islands, with an