New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1923, Page 24

v A Boston Store Donnelly, Mullen Co. Art Toilet Articles Elecaya Vanishing Cream ‘an_ideal emollient made from harmless ingredients. . Special 43c De-Miracle, the original liquid hair remover, the only ;:thod endorsed by physicians. Saturday Special 500 Mavis Talcum Powder— Special Ipana Tooth Paste, an antiseptic tooth paste, con- taining ipecac and ziratol. | Saturday Special Pocket Dental straight fibre, pure silk, 3c also waxed, better than | tooth picks. ‘ Saturday Special 12¢ Handkerchiefs Ladies’ Fancy and Em- | ‘broidered Handkerchiefs, Shamrock finish, o 123c Special 15¢c. Floss, | Satur- | Boys’ Cambric Handker- | chiefs, made expressly for | boys. urday Special 123c Special finish, Sat- | Filet Crochet Lace in | ecru 1l-inch wide, suitable for curtains work, Saturday Special Wash Goods Dress Voiles, 40 inches wide, dark colors, all de- | sirable styles. Sat. Special, Yard 22¢ Lingerie Crepe Plisse, in | plain colors and figured; fine quality, 30 inches wide. Specal ... Yard 2DC. New patterns in cotton’ | comfortable Challies for covering, 36-in. wide Yavd 1 9 C Romper Cloth for chil- and fancy | Hosiery Specials Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk Hose, full fashioned, in black and colors. Regular $2.50 value. (Irregulars), Anniversary $1 600 Sale ... Pair Ladies’ Silk Lisle Sport Hose (English ribbed). Colors, black, white, grey, cordovan and beige. An- niversary e, 43c air Boys’ School Hose “Cadet” brand. Made with double knee and four thread heel and toe. Sizes 7 to 11. Anniver- sary Sale .. Pair 250 Infants’ Fine Cashmere Hose with silk heel and toe. Anniversary Pair 50 C Men’s Dept. Men's Shirts with at- ta¢hed collars — made of genuine 80-square percale — every one warranted fast colors, Anniversary Sale Men’s extra quality two- thread Hosey colors black, grey, navy and cordovan. Anniversary l z%c Sale Pair Men's Fine Knit Union Suits, made with short sleeve and knee length; sizes 36 to 46, Anniver- sary Sale Each Men's Overalls and Jack- ets, made of genuine 220 denim, well made and all Anticipate Fall Modes with immediate Smartness at _this Very Moderate Price for Sat- urday Attractive Frocks that will be as modish and wearable in Fall as they are now. We present these new models at this ex- tremely low price. A charming variety of Styles for street, home and afternoon wear. TWELVE DIFFERENT MODELS Fashioned of Canton Crepe, faced, Canton Crepe, several shades of shein Black . and Brown. FALL STYLE TOUCHES include the continued use of Pleats in every variety; some New Fall Frocks for Women Ladies’ Fine Lisle Union Suits, made with band and bodice tops, with shell and cuff knee. Values to $1.50 each. ‘- Anniver- 43 c sary Sale .. Each Ladies’ Fine Lisle Vests, in band and bodice tops. Special value, Anniversary Sale Each The original vogue Bras- sieres made of pink coutil —four garters and hooked under left arm with elas. tic sides. Saturday $l Special ;AR Baby Blankets, pink and blue checks, size 30x40. . Saturday Special 25¢ Big Heavy Turkish Bath Towels, double thread, pure white Saturday 81x90 Bed Sheets, Fort Mill make, seamless, full bleached. Saturday . .. $1 039 White ’l‘ablfl 0il Cloth— 1Y inches wide. Sat. Special, Yard 25c Dish Towels, heavy qual- ity, part linen, red border. Saturday P ————— 500 large size Plaid Flannel Blankets, for full size bed. Boston Store Donnelly, Mullen Co. Knit Underwear Muslin and Crepe Gownl and Bloomer, regular and sxtrasize. S 80 ¢ Shadow Proof Skirts — made of fine quality Sateen —20-inch_hem. Saturday Special 98¢ Samson Sailor Middies— made of quality white twill, trimmed with braid and black tie, in all sizes. Specil ~... $1.89 We have a quantity of Excella Summer Quar- terly Fashion Books (Regular Price 25¢ a copy) that we are going to give away, and as long as they last every lady calling for one at the Pattern department will re- ceive a copy absolutely FREE. . Big Values From the Basement Damask Table Cloth, 215 vards- long, satin <boré. .., eicoe(l’lent _quality, Value $4.00. Saturday .. $l.9 Comfortables, full ' size bgd,t sateen covering, good winger weight $4098 All Wool Plaid Blankets ::ln tla:ln, gzsy, blue and pink; ouble size ... Pair $7098 BIAI:( Wool Khaki Army ankets, reg- ulation size $2.98 A large assortment of new Fall patterns in cre- tonnes. Saturday Special 290 New Quaker Craft Lace Curtains, in several pretty designs and patterns. Sat- long sleeves and new notes in drapery and embroidery. double stitched. Anniver- sary Sale Each $1.00 B tren's wear, 22 inches wide | —best quality. Sat. Each Specin, i $2.69 " Special, Pair We are NOT SELLING THIS COTTAGE—We are giving it away. ‘Here is a fine, attractive one- family house in East Berlin, right across from the school which cost $14,500 to build. We will GIVE IT AWAY for less than half cost. See us about this wonderful bargain. : CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main Street _ Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg, CLAMS FOR CHOWDER CLAMS FOR STEAMING SHRIMPS—CRAB MEAT SOFT SHELL CRABS LOBSTERS Dining Room Connection HONISS’S 24-3) STATE STREET Hartford —DRINK — AYERS’ SODA WATER Take home a’ bottle of cream sods —-Something you will like—it's deli- cious, Three size bottles—3c, 10c, 15 BRITISH ASKED 10 SETTLE DISPUTE OVER HOLY CARPET Fuad and Hussein Disagree Over 'Guard to Accompany Fabric to Temple at Mecca. Aug. 31, —King Fpad of FOOD SHOP| 118 MAIN STREET MUTUAL BUILDING FOR SALE! Two good lots on Steele Street, just off Harrison Street, can he bought cheap, if taken at once. SATURDAY SPECIALS H. DAYTON HUMPHREY 272 MAIN STREE? . NATIONAL BANE BLDG Brookfield Butter et THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY Knorr Pea Soup (Erbswurst) CHL e Lhe : ‘ - 7H0Ll;, ER NEWT, ) \ First Bacon,| ] b4 SHES AREARIN / / 35¢ . | Cheese, | W Gobel's Quality R Y o= | A week of August| arsaw, Contrary Amarica cond Furniture (e —e————. however, a decrease of 2,983 cars un- der the corresponding week last year, and a decrease of 7,545 cars under the ’ corresponding week in 1921, RA'LR“A[]S‘ Live stock loading totaled 88,150 o U cars, 2,343 cars in excess of the pre- ceding week, and 3,476 cars above the ¢ : . 2 }(‘flrrfcymndlnq week in 1922, Compar- 4 i - ed with the same week dn 1921, it was Heaviest for This Time of Year iny ;2 yih ine same weelc i ) . Coal loading for the week amount- Cairo, 00“]] M H]St()[’ led to 189,073 cars, 11,814 cars above | 1 ¢ 3 vely confiict with the w ®| Egypt is having a lively B it gt s e i o | L bcothar suben, King Hottelp 56+ Ansther. hsoost af Baryainy |s st year, vever, this was an | geqpnz over the Holy Carpet. his § New York, Aug. 3l—Loading of |increase of 107,622 cara over the same | sote’ wat mean that Fusd has Hus-iore offered for tomorrow. Be revenue freight continues the heaviest | ‘;:”ik“ odeyer a0, ';‘n'hflfl it Mio vtv,':: sein “on the carpet” for anyncauEP- 1t: on hand early to take advantage A a crease of 36,560 cars over i mon- ; for this time of vear in the history of |11 INTUEARE of B8 -:LT:‘Y'T:‘:".‘: e ';"df‘i’;‘;‘;:m or . of them. If you are contemplat- i ac the . i . Fmay the United States, ;,rorr?nsdm'_“‘ Coke loading amounted to 13,587 | Egyptian doctors shall accomp&nth!fh:‘lng an outing or picnics let us wekly reports of the railroads filed | was not only an increase |annual pilgrimage of the falthful. . e N te- American Rallway Assocta- irs over the week before, but | with their Holy Carpet a2 Mecc“'fc:te;al:ot ’?:rth'i':elcil:.e ST tion. nerease of 5,405 cars over the | Husseln argues that the Hedjaz pro-| Spec Sts . In the week ended August 18, 1 - | same week last year, and an increase | duces excellent doctors of its own and B PR 035,741 cars were loaded, the sacdnd | of 9063 cars over the same week two | he desires no Egyptian importations highest total for any one week in his- | yvears ago, | No settlement of the controversy is in | tory. The was only 5,303 under | Loading of forest products amount- | sight, and King Hussein has appealed _ the record week of July 28, wh»nj,d to 77,209 ecars, 3,861 cars more |to Great Britain for a solution. 1,041,044 cars were loaded | than were loaded the wek before, and At the season of the~ annual pil- Compared with the corresponding | 19,858 cars above the same week last | 8rimages to Mecca the Egyptian gov- week Jast year this was an increase of [ year. Compared with the same week | ernment habitually organizes a con- 189,476 cars, or 22.4 per cent. While|two years ago, this was an increase | Siderable medical attachment to as- it also was an increase of 220,504 cars|of 32,490 cars sure the welfare of the pilgrims on over the corresponding week in 19211 Ore loading totaled 80,759 cars, |thelr trying journey. This year the In the Eastern district freight 10ading 11,070 cars less than the preceding | USual course was followed and the inereased 26.3 per cent over the same | week, but 13,224 cars above the cor. | €quivalent of the personpel of two week last year, when, hm\:ven : the { responding week last vear, and 48.772 | ge]d }}osp}:ta‘lsp \vaas‘mt;rnelrl‘sl:edaeflliff::; strikes of both miners and railway|cars above the same weok in 1971, | Hussein, however, x shipment were in progress. Loading in | |asalnst the Egyptian physicians. I“‘P"G"s'edm Roquefort the southern district increased 22 per gypt holds a hig! C . c‘:nt during the week compared with Tf) Adnpted (‘Olll'lfl"‘i‘" the dispute in the fact that the | 5 the same week last year, while in the | % & Pyt iHoly Carpet, an lndis;}enslbl?flffla:ure Llly of the ‘rn_"ey Chemes, wes the increa 7.7] ] | of the Mecca ceremonies, resides in a &L’ p"ci:."memm AL ’\H"mes"—'k Poles Return | Cairo mosque. The fiat, therefore, 45¢ jar. 0 e ” | has gone forth, “No doctors, no car-| _ . Pz ttet tor th PLy Aug. 31 [ et "The subject has aroused the| Lily of the Valley Golden e a8 an ippvoess of § | previous years, when 90 per cent of | gniie of the two countries and has Bantam Corn care over the preceding week th 4T | the emigrants from Poland were Jews, [ po o0 P 0 Rl S0 rmal diplo- é " when freight loading ws reduced, du° | the quota of 1923 will be mostly come ‘ A r?:enta’uons s 28c jar. £0 the observance of a Y¥ay of mourn- noced of Poles who returned from | T2t C TePTes . 3 2 ing for President Hardihg to Poland two vears ago, but | ngs . Yellow Cling Péaches, Loading of merchandise and mis- | who nable to get along witn the | Mink and Coon Destroy 262 can u“.ntem:: rdr-tzh:’. :\'hv'rh' ]‘:“’»’l::»\ | f Polish life, so entirely | N H Sh' e Trout il ¥ manufactured products, totaled 589.-| different from American, and are re. | ew Ham 1Y S i 3 352 pars. This was not only an in- | turning t joran 2 W HPA o havo;’olc(lg::rmuks. crease of 38, cars over the pre- anchester, N. , Aug e N ceding week, but was an increase of = — ‘an"l mink have been making serious ’ 42,878 cars over the same week last| H. h inroads into the supply of trout in the | Imported Bismark Herrings B s weck two rears szo. | D8 Grade | o Mott 1. Bartiott, commussioner| (In glass) 18c. RUGS AND FLOOR. COVERINGS | of fisherles and game. Low water has| pootod Rollmops (in glass) Sole Agent for forced the. fish in large numbers to| TOPO P! glass take refuge in deep holes and pools. | 20¢c. Loading of grain and grain prod- | PREMIER RANGES | “It is right here,” says Mr. Bartlett, | uects totaled 52,521 cars, 6,372 cars This was, | “that the animal fishermen, lovers of | Tel. 1829.2 | brook trout as much as the epicures above the previous week : ———— A. D. LIPMAN of the human family, come into their | WEEK-END SPECIALS Regular 38c Coffee, 30c . Roast Stuffed Chicken, 3 to 31; h average, $1.75. =\ | 32-34 Lafayette St ,'Slromherg I:arhu_r’et“nrj | . A. G. Hawker ]BD WEST ST. ‘We (:;:n El:*prything | - Under the Sun \ " General Housecleaning (ng‘;lfigf}fl%RofN {)NC- DECORATORS A Specialty NEW BRITAIN 267 Chapman Street TEL. 2013, WINDOW Estimates cheerfully given on all 10'.1“ are in course of construction. own. Trapped in these holes and un | able to make their escape, even the | largest specimens, readily become victims of th sly mink and coon.” Italians BuildA Flivver With Tiny 3 H. P. Engine | Rome, Aug. 31.—The small air-| plane is claiming the interested atten- tion of aviators in Italy, who are ex- | perimenting in this field as are their | colleagues in England, France and the United States. Itallan airmer have produced the ‘Swallow,” said to be fh'fl1 smallest plane in the world, | Sunday outing. X with an engine of three horse power. Our own make Mayonnaise. Chick- | | 0 pleased are they that 100 machines | en, Potato, Cabbage, Vegetable, Tuna | ]Flsh. Crab Meat Salads. | —General Trucking— TEL. 1233.3 About the Store | N. B. C. Goods. Corned Beef Hash | Full line of cooked meats for the L UNCLE FLETCHER FIGG NOW HOLDS THE LONG DISTANCE SETT/N RECORp) -AFTER SETTING IN ONE POSITION FOoR SIX HOURS THROUGH Two TAUNDERSTORMS, THE THIRD RAIN DROVE MIM TO COVER —HE CLEANING CO. ‘ ADMITS HE WAS GooD FOR FOUR HOURS MORE 338 Main St.—Tel. 888 PR LR 2