New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1923, Page 3

——— S — — ALL DAY TOMORROW — —s ™ STORE OPEN _m_é’fi_d”i__—:_ | A glance at these offerings will prove the wisdom of participating in these unusual opport unities in. Alrplanes are heing clal messages from Tokio. Twe of the ships in k a harber when the tidal z wave struck have heen heard from.|¥Yence Automatically Resumes Diplo- | A number of naval vessels al Yoko:| natie Relations With Southers suka the naval hase were driven — ashore by a tidal wave and seme are Amevican Hepublic, sald to have suffered explosions in 2 their magasines. Mexieo City, Sept. 4,—France aute-| though the emperor, There have been explosions of ofl [ Matically recognized Mexico yester. prince regent are safe, storage tanks at Yokohama and of ;“_’ when "“"" Riandel asked the 4 gas storage tanks at Tekio, great| (0relEn offic W hether Jean Perler, Reporta that the new permier Count damage resulting, the present French envey extraor- Yamamato has been assassinated is Two Years to Rebuild dinary in London weuld he acceplable eurrent but thére is little confirmation More than 200,000 houses have heen | 8% minister to this country for any stronger statement than that| destroyed in Tokio, It Is estimated. At Great Britain, Belgium and Bwitzer- he was attacked and the attacker's| jeast two years will be required to re.|'and have as yet taken no steps to. #im frustrated, The attack is said to| build the city. ward recognition have been made at a meeting of the| The Ameriean, French, and Italian| THe commereial, customs and exs navy club where a number of states- embassy buildings have been destroy | tradition treaties between the United men were forming the new cabinet, 5 Ktates and this republic have been The floor collapsed, and the premier resumed, It is announced that Wagh- ingotn will demand the extradition of | Was injured but the meeting was con- 1_ ‘Am several Americans who have escaped | tinued in an adjoining building and ita . hysiness completed, Viscount Taka- Effort to Swim Channel | 'o this country to avoid arrest. * hashi and 156 others are reported to| py The Associated Press have been killed while attending a Dover, Eng, BSept. {.—~Charles Toth, of Boston, who at 8:50 o'clock| Sharp Drop in Japanese party meeting - | Wlands Disappear {last night began an attempt to swim ' 9 Several {slands including Enoshima, | the English channel, was foreed tof, ,I?ord“‘?l: :,,\' Y. Exchange noted beauty spot, and one of the(quit at 9:45 o'clock this morning| ™ Now York. Bept A sharp dro Uonin group, on which is the Japan| when he had reached a point fve| iy Jn'm“.-nelhundn ‘;nd' n:wh-rnm:l nd of a trans-Pacific cable link, are| miles off the French coast, An ad- lower stoek prices was the finanelal reported to have disappeared below | verse tide and rough seas made con- markets reaction to the disaster that the surfuce of the sea but there has|tinnance impossible, Georges Michel, has befallen Japan. City of Tokio five been no confirmation of this, | French swimmer who started from per cent bonds quoted on the New: Communications are at a standstill, [ the French shore of the channel last Y%ork stock exchange dropped ten 1t is expected thal it will be at Jeast [ night, abandoned his attempt after 11| points tn 66 and losses of | to 2% # month before the Tokaldo line run-, hours of swimming in which he cov-| points took place in Japanese first and ning from Tokio to Kobe will be in|ered nine miles. second 4'%'s and Japanese 4'3 | (Continued From First Page) empress and DESK § American Pencil Co, pencil and pen sets; five pleces in decorated box, Buy them for school opening, 7c All Day Wednesday. . ABSORBENT COTTON ROLLS Full 1-1b, rolls sterilized dis- pensary cotton. All Dy Wednesday. .. 350 “FLORENCE” HAIR BRUSHES An aluminum hack wash- able Hair Brush, made in the Prophylactic Tooth factory, Values to All Day Wednesday WOMEN'S INITIAL HANDK'CHIEFS linen dainty 59¢ WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE GOWNS made of An imported half handkerchief, with soript initial, 0 in box. All Day Wed Slip-Over model, warm fleecy flannelette in pink or blue stripe patterns, p? Al Day Weanstay . ©9C FALL SUITS FOR BOYS 3 to 7 years, Oliver Twist style, striped Galatea top, with — ] YOKOHAMA’S “MOVIE ROW” | " TRANSPARENT " ¢ ' el RUBBER GLOVES ' A high grade glove, such as used by physicians, all sizes. All Day Wed. pr 23¢c ENGLISH LONG CLOTH Soft finish cloth at a surpris- KEWPIE DOLLS Genuine Bisque imported kewples, large size that sold formerly for $1.26, 25c All Day Wednesday WAXED LUNCH PAPER Rolls or packs 80 sheets 12x15 size. All Day Wed.— 7c P B —— G g‘x'f ; H ‘LA BELLE’ BAND S BRASSIERES I'he advertised 10c grade. All Day Wed.— Our entire stock of these well . known garments; white and flesh. All sizes, . 7c All Day Wednesday. .. 29c¢ OVAL “COL-PAC” "ANNERS Made of extra heavy tin with removable rack, holding 8 jars. Heavy retinned side handles. All Day Wednesday BOYS’ CORDUROY KNICKERS sturdy well made |1llll~‘ of S L Dbe “BED SHEETS muslin, size il SEIDLITZ POWDERS The 25c¢ size Metal of good quality Box. All Day Wed. box 17¢ 72300, All Day Wednesday 2-in-1 SHOE POLISH LIQUID OR PASTE all colors. All VACUUM BOTTLES Dark green enamel case, with extra size aluminum cup and shoulder. All Day Wednesday. .. 69¢ S o S CHILDREN’S E-Z KNIT WAISTS This famous drawer waist in all sizes for boys and girls, All Day Wednesday ....... 37c RIPPLETTE e, BEDSPREADS 8¢ Strictly l"" quality, size TR (% SASH CURTAINS HAIR NETS T The large KLEINERT’S f::bi','_p;"';:: of fine quality cross bar mus- GUM RUBBER Day Wed.— :m. cut full length. All g day Wednesday, BABY PANIS 3°19¢ | v ... .49¢ Strictly first quality pink, white and natur: small me- dium and large si 17c BOY®’ SCHOOL HOSE Serviceable 1x1 ribbed fast black hose in all sizes, 17 Cc All Day Wednesday SILK AND WOOL INFANTS’ HOSE Slight _irregularitics of Os- borne’s 79¢ grade; white silk Large size, rubberized water- and wool hose, sizes 1 to 615, proot Cretonne, in attractive All Day patteims and colors. Wednesday All Day Wednesday . ... 9¢c PURE SILK FULL FASHIONED HOSE We offer 300 pairs of this famous advertised brand of $2.00 hosiery in black and col- INFANTS’ ors; slight imperfections that CRETONNE BIBS Jo ,:;,"] not even notice: Wedneuy. s $1,00 WOMEN’S CREPE BLOOMERS Full cut garments with ruf- fled knee; pink or white wash crepe. All Day Wednesday— 3 ™ $1.00 COLORED BIAS SEAM TAPE All shades, No. 5 width; good quality lawn. All l Day Wednesday .. yard c All Day Wednesday AGAIN! CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP 2™ 15¢ BORDEN’S EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK wemaasr. 3 - 00¢c THE MOHICAN MARKET || et | MERCERIZED L - ___d CROCHET SPECIAL HOUR SALES COTTON White and colors, all bers., All Day FROM 9 TO 11 A, M. BEST NO. 1 | ..Lb. 19 |POTATOES .......... peckd7c ‘ ¥FRESH GROUND HAMBURG ... FROM 9 TO 11 A. M. LEAN FRESH LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS ...... Lb. 12 1-2¢ |SHOULDERS ALL DAY SPECIALS Here is Yokohama’s “movie row,” officially known as Isosakicho dori. The banners - suspended from poles are advertisements for the various cinema programs. WEDNESDAY!! 3% . Vo 1,000 cans All Day Wed. WOMEN’S OUTSIZE “BURSON” HOSE We arve heavily over- stocked on white; all sizes in stock. All Day Wednescay “GRISWOLD” CAST IRON SKILLETS First quality, family size All Day 98c Wednesday . FROM 9 TO 11 A. M. PORTERHOUSE, LOIN and ROUND ’ “NORTHERN QUEEN” WASH BOARDS “MINERVA” “ICELAND” YARNS Bntire stock regularly priced at 40c, ball; almost a: complete range of shades, 25 Cc All Day Wednesday. .. . 8 LBS. 25¢ | A “National” product, all zinc ‘ 4§ surface, with polished wood frame and drain board. All Day Wed. . 550 LEAN POT FRESH PORK | VEAL FOR BREASTS SUGAR CURED S AT ey . ROAST BEEF TO ROAST POT PIES OF VEAL BACON 6 D G B Lb. ll_c 10c ws. “SHOULDER VEAL CUTS 12¢:s. TLEAN BOILING BEEF 1 5¢ s 16¢ s _200 LB. | i ,,,7|__ FRESH OUT PORK CHOPS 22¢C 1». Couavo s | bhaakrinrs (COOLIDGE'S CHANCES o AS SEEN BY LEADER ,Jv__ 12¢ 20c¢ s \ | FRESH SELECTED | MOHICAN CREAMERY EGGS ............ 2dozen 65¢ | BUTTER covevevnes, & Lbs 93¢ FRESH PEANUT BUTTER . ... 18. 19€ £ 25¢ THE BEST BUNS All Kinds ... ... dozen lsc BEST PURE SWIFTS' PREM. LARD 2ums 27C I “OLEO" Our Bakery Special This Week RASPBERRY' LAYER CAKES .. THE BEST TEAD FRESH ROLLS lzc 7‘ All Kinds .... dozen .. LB, 25¢ | PURE TOMATO CATSUP . .. LB, 40¢ | SUNBI M MAYONNAISE - 2cans 21c | P & OUR DINNER BLEND COFFEE . RED BUTTERFLY B. F. JAPAN T MOHICAN EVAPORATED MILK . 2 bottles 29¢ .. bottle 25¢ 5 bars 25¢ SPECIAL FROM 7 A, M. TO 12:30 P. M, SPECIAL FROM 2 TO l‘l‘, M. 6 Ibs. Fine GRAN. SUGAR for 50c | Confectionery SUGAR 2 Ibs. 21¢ Native Green ’ LIMA BEANS 19¢ |2 quarts I NATIVE GREEN 25 |NEW SPANISH PEPPERS .... 4 quarts ciosmxs o fass _ | 7tTeY NAvAL 1100 9CIoRANGES Red Ripe TOMATOES 4 quarts 15c i;;h; s'ui ’ CANTALOUPES 2 for 25¢ Large Native ' 3 LBs. 190 | Pk APPEES .. 2 aars 15€ dozen 2101\!::(“ .. 4 LB, l7c NATIVE GREEN CUCUMBERS ... LB...%c | BLOCK ISLAND SWORDFISH . FINE FRESH SHORFE HADDOCK FANCY STEAK COD 5 LB, 16c ‘ RED &, l i G. 0. P. Treasurer Upham Says Coal Strike May Make of Mar In- *cumbent's Opportunity New York, Sept. 4.—The coal strike may make or mar President Coolidge's chances for nomination at the 1924 republican convention in the opinion of Fred W. Upham, treasurer of the national republican committee who arrived yesterday from a trip abroad. Mr. Upham predicted that Presi dent Coolidge would be - nominated next year to succed himself “if he has a chance meantime to demon- strate his ability and if he chooses to be a candidate.” “The president” he added ‘“has many hurdles to negotiate between now and next June and he has not demonstrated what he can or will do. If President Coolidge secks the nomin- ation he will be in a position of a pole horse because he will go into the con- vention as the reigning head of his party.” Other “formidable” candidates, Mr. Upham thought, would be Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin, Senator Hiram Johnson of California | and former Governor Frank O. low. den of lilinois. Albert Lasker, for- mer chairman of the U. 8. Shipping Board has consented to manage Sepa- tor Johnson's campaign, Mr. Upham added Mr. Upham predicted the 1924 con- vention will be in Chicago. Miss Julia Clem of 59 Laurel street was operated upon this morning at the New Britain General hospital. Clean-Up Shoe Sale NEXT TO THE FAIR — AT THE — NEXT TO THE FAIR Sample Shoe Store 193 MAIN STREET Here is your last chance of purchasing a real Good Pair of Shoes at your own price, owing to the public demand we are to continue this Sale of Fashion- able Footwear for Men, Women and Children—all to go at— These Shoes consist of all leathers and also in all colors. This sale is to continue until Wednesday. BUY NOW and SAVE MONEY.