New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1923, Page 12

T Y s s TIE COAL PRIGLEN ' [Bavidson & Teventhal EXTRACRDIARY Relation Between Employer and S THE MOUSE OF QUAUTY, SERVICE ANO TIOR. AEW BRITAN, COWN. : FOR ‘SATURDAY Employe to Be Theme CKAYSER'S" Milwaukee, Sept. 14.—~The coal sit- | CHAMOISETTE GLOVES uation and its problems will be joined New Fall 2.clasp Gloves— tn discussion with these of the min- Heavy erochet contrasting em. ing industry at the annual convention broidered back., Grey, mode, here Seplember 24-2% of the Ameri covert, oak Priced ean Mining Congress and National for Bat. only., Pair 7 c Exposition of Mines and Mine Equip- ment, The relation between employer | i and employee in industry will be the ) ' CHAMOISETTE rinel subject. Y " Re r::lnnauuu of the federal coal ERE the mode finds GAUNTLETS commission will attend for the pur | g 2 ) Kayser's make«—in beautiful poss of presenting the viewpoint of | § its truest expression, ambroidered flare and tah strap, the commission relative to the bitu- | § two-tone embroidered back, minous and anthracite coal Industries Here fashion joins good n Priced for Hat The report of this commigsion as It | B \ v y only ..... Pair l 49 Affects the soft coal industry will be | § taste with economy \ i . P"7ne ndusiral co-ope keeping them compan, co-operation confer \ A . v e e o b | eeping them company, ; SCARFS AND, CENTERS d o the coal industry . and you will discover * ‘ Ftamped to smbrolder. Duinty points of view will be \ ” Blue Bird pattern repressnted. The Industrial Coopera \ which of the new styles Priced Spec. for fat 9c tive Division of the congress Is now i ‘ — only ....v0v. Each organized In 33 states. James J. may be safely chosen ; Da secretary of labor, will speak / | 5 ouv::n essential factors in the de. ' for their beauty and l f 'FEMSFTP‘" HED_' velopment of & policy in obtaining . f 4 ABLE CLOTHS permanent industrial peace In the % correctness, Iong sleeves | Fine Mercerized Damask, as- mining industry. & f sorted petterns In the metal mining section, thres | in scores of variations, : rriced 1or st § 1,00 problems will be presented for discus- 3 | only .... Each slon—that of sllver producers in con- nection with the elimination of the Flares and godets and [ i TURKISH TOWELS - protecting safeguards of the Pittman I 4 : : g " 81 3380, Qoodn act, the quesion of a national policy ‘ pleats, straight lines or G il 18380, . ood quallty, relative to immigration, and the B 3 N auestion of “blua sky” Iegisiation of bouffant silhouettes. ‘ ustal valuo St IOC & national character as it affects min- ! ach ing conditions in western state. The exposition will include 150 of : PEQUOT BLEACHED the Iatest types of mine equipment SHEETING and mine machinery, which is de- | ¥ T Mol S viidh widb For Saturday only 59c signed to emphasize the Importance |H 4 of the work of the standardization |§ Yo division of the congress and the ne- cessity of a greater utilization of labor | / : saving and cost reducing equipment | ¥ "'-\ . ° and machinery in the expanson of |§ ‘ \ WHITE ROCK SHEETS lhaflplon:km ;n the various programs i Crepe and Satm FrOCks BYILRac Ctsen . S 1aD0) Sl 3 bleached heavy Shecting; excel- include J. C. Bryden, president of the | § i g for National Coal Association; Major |H No Autumn wardrObe ls \ A ! 3 Isear;'.. ;:II\;e. E::I: sl 15 Frank D, Rash, Kentucky, M. L.|§ 4 a 4 N U & Gould, Indlana, J. G. Bradley, West |§ . ) Are Close Rivals Virginia, and Albert J. Nason, Tli- |8 Complete WIthOIIt lts nois, respectively presidents of coal |§ \ ¥ WOMEN’S BRUSHED assoclations or companies; Lawrence | . Sincé the shiny fabrics are going to be very much GOLF COAT SWEATERS 3 > . worn this Autumn, you will find them predominant Made of fine brushed worsted F. Abbott, president of the Outlook ° i ; E i Publishing company, who will pre-($ in their lovely new collection of Frocks, especially # sent the point of view of the public Tallored Froc s : the Satins, which lend themselves so readily to wax::hknai;t;d ;‘Y:‘_""Ed Packs. euts, in coml problems, and either John D. | pleatings.—The 1880 knee flounce—the cape back— Eerted pockets, $3 95 Rockefeller, Jr., or a representative, the tiered skirt—unusual sleeves—ruffles or lace, or Special i . 4 representing the point of view of the gleaming embroideries, sashed with vivid ribbons or large employer of labor,in regard to Handsomely made of a fine quality Poiret Twill J flower girdles, they are lovely enough to wear any- the elements entering into the de- and tailored in the newest Fall fashions with tiered where, In the new Fall light and dark shades. BOYS’ SUITS velopment of a real policy in rela- sl\:h-ln—wilh ruffles, pleated puneln._ tiers nicely of Tweed and worsted mixtures trimmed with braidings,| embroidery and pintucks. i Very Specially Priced At in Norfolk and dandy junior 5 styles with two pair of pants, tionship. The cloths come in brown, tan, navy and black. ; all lined in the newest Fall GITY BEAUTIFIERS HEET . $1475 $16.75 | == 52.$9.75 s At e < $9.95 $16.75 o : $19075 $24075 GIRLS’ GINGHAM Institute of Park Exccutives Con: DRESSES in the new .\lod.eralcly Priced At vention at St. Louis. " i . Dainty Dresses $ 1 9 7 10 39 OO TO 49 OO shadow checks and plaids, beau- e o 7 tifully stitched and embroidered Kansas City, Sept. 14.—Persons in- terested in making American cities . _ more beautiful will assemble in in a large assortment of colors, Kansas City September 11 for a five- others in panty style. day session of the American Insti- sizes 2 to 14 c tute of Park Executives. The pro- BOYS’ FLANNEL NIGHT paimies w0 T % 81 COATS FOR GIRLS |- - - FROCKS FOR GIRLS SHIRTS ganization, as well as inspection of Fy A well made gar- COMES IN ment. For Sat. only 89c the park and boulevard systems here, sepk, Mo. CHARM BY YOUTHFUL in Kansas City, Kas. and in St. Jo- Among the subjects are the na-|H Y a tional and state parks, the compre- THEIR F AUTUMN i s g hensive park system and its relation =8N VERSIONS OF MEN'’S FLANNEL to “the general city plan, parks and ; SIMPLICITY | THF, LATEST PAJAMAS regional planning, zoning, forest res- N\ ¥ N 3 f ervations and city forestry in connec- i . UNMlsTAKABLY SMART MODES we‘l:adfflfi;r:,l,‘,mm“ e s tion with the park systom. Delegates k ; Sepcial for S‘:;l $1 39 are expected to number approxi- Youthful edi- There {s such a S B L4 mately 275, President Theodore |8} fions of grown-up [Che sHiartiohs ofiiHese HOlYLARIRA HOL ONlY B AL O variety of becom- Wirth, who also is superintendent of . n rashions are design, but a matter of tailoring and styling that is in TO STAY ing frocks in this B ' f parks of Minneapolis, Minn., will pre- ihese beautiful :,.'hT"”‘":i"‘i’ Rt f"":‘“”" UnY “"""";“1 :“’"f‘”’ Phnertant collection that CHILDREN'S MEDIUM side, 1l ts, that e_models arc distinctiwe—wrappy, straight of line or cape 3 : ) 3 i 7 Q o _ m;h'“vcfl""fsumm styles—richly developed in newest Fall luxurious fabrics topped ;"f:‘a":’]"‘{’f‘“"'&m"’” WEIGHT VESTS AND Mexico Mav M d-f 2 L 4 lines of the mode, with large huge collar of cloth or beautiful furs and possessing T r‘ensf!lfi 3 PANTS O p 1Ly a\}S { Bt . with 3 varia- the original details of finishing that made them look expensive. Irhr.\h‘r" ;n;d their Good quality. On, Expulsion of Aliens tlon that make special prices will Por: BAVIELRY: Mexico City, Sept. 14.—Foreigners| them suitable for serve the ends of Yet They're Very Moderately Priced Aty :ronnmy ‘:.uis' h LADIES’ ONYX in Mexico view with mixed feelings the young girl. the proposal of a group of congress- Ifor school wear, equal su 8, The fabrics Have POINTEX SILK HO men to reform Article 33 of the con-| or \dressy oc- stitution. Being “thirty-threed,” the| casion, they will $10 75 $l4 75 $16 75 B RSl BB L | . % their erisp appearance—8ilk Crepes, Taf- and all shoe $1 49 . popular way of expressing the opera- prove exceedi serviceable—fashioned of Broadcloth, Mixtures, feta, Wool Crepe, Serges and the rest, with . alndia. YO8 Sat, tion of said article, means being ex- Plaids, *Camelaire, pelled without hearing or trial from Cheviots, Rolivia and Astrachan in tans, gay sas bright embrdideries, ribbon and Mexico on orders from the president grays, copenhagen, rose,. in very many 19'7 to 9 00 ruffles to add to their general charm and as “a pernicions foreigne, models to choose from. i youthfulness. Their colors are fascinating. Proposals for reform include the| ‘ f C MEN'S FULL Priced At FASHIONED SILK HOSE granting of a hearing to candidates Very Moderately Priced At —8econd Floor Irregular of a $1.25 quality for the 33d degree; but, in case of i convictlon, the serving of the cor-| [ Y | the imperfections are responding sentence should the of. |V $4 95 (] $16 95 $3 95 to $16 95 ""‘rd"‘i"":’”":"‘h]"' 59 fense charged be of a civil or crim- 4 X h o Ko Kat. . c inal nature, and then expulsion. At o present, under the article, a few days fore expulion, 1 the oy 517 o | ' DRESS UP YOUR HOME WITH NEW fore expulsion, is the only extra pun —=8econd Floor Second Floor WILLIMANTIC THREAD T o e, | HUMMING BIRD S NEW SHOWING OF 3 i 10c I’J.Hnl\‘u, Sept 14—Canada. made PURE SILK HOSIERY CURTA]NS, CRETONNEL AND DRAPERIES FALL FABRICS \\'"[TETBAIII’A'}'N' SEAM 0,000 pounds of creamery hufter valued at $51,850,000 ‘This MARQUISETTE CURTAINS SILK OVER DRAPE LW ~ ba ) Made of fine grade material— MATERIAL _NQW Fall Challies s b Ior Comforters, new pretty pat All sizes ........ Fach JC is an increase of 10,000,000 pounds over 1921, The proc ion of ehees $l 59 with sgelected imported lace edg- in 1822 reached 156.500,000 ponn . ings; eight patterns to select froms; All-over. patferns. Biue, roge, terns, large assortment fo solect worth $22,000,000. The governmer . white and ecru gold and brown fooni. 'Drice -y B e TR cwibieg of % We have the exclusive agency PRNCINL BR% 1 e $1 059 YR e $l '39 Saturday (gnfl' vl & 8- S0-E-Z SNAPS for this guaranteed pure silk hose ; ‘w y 1] b Black and, white, 6 AS——— in New Britain. It will pay you SPANISH LACE FRINGED TERRY CLOTH rq 001 Jersey- . golionisg o QC to try Humming Bird Silk Hose, TCURTAINS OVER DRAPE MATERIAL 56 in. wide, in all the new fall St 5 P shades, Jersey tubing. On Sale WHITTEMORE'S A large assortment to choose N S . BT ) We have the largest stock of the Saturday SEVEN REASONS WHY YOU trom-—plain. and black trimmed | . 6 F5NF T TURER SO sl 79 SHOE PASTE SHOULD BUY tringes, 38 inches wide and 24 | 0 doubie faced. 39 @ @4 © AHUS o o ¢ Ay ; $2 95 inches wide. &at. Yard 890 Wool Canton (‘repe red. Epeclal ..... Can 5c . (1) Extra Length—Measuring 30.in, Bpecial Saturday \ i i i For Fall wear, 36 in. wide, (2) Doubled Top—Mercerized top, dowble to the ik CRETONNES sponged and shrunk, in new desir- s able fall shades. Priced Special ALARM CLOCKS :.“: Silk Splicing and double, MARQUISETTE CURTAIN All.over patterns, steipes ad¥ somg Fitting Ankles and Fept [ATERIAL o?mnnn“;r.. tark and _1ight for Saturday m":rr;":lr‘\w:\; vemen nar Anti-Runback Stripe—No More . Double fancy, doubis colorg. Al popuiar. A Yard P . ® : Runs! horders. Special for c special selection for Sat. c ';l"i (‘re de (‘h] :‘rr-rcflhlnl:"nrlurr:" ° ik ! pe ne 4 here at ¥ rach Saturday Yard All the N all Shades Pure silk dye, grey, tan, black, Abeolute Guarantee—Thes mnst DOTTED AND CROSS BAR RUSSIAN NET CURTAINS brown, navy, white. Special U0 IR o W Tew D MARQUISETTES W Inponsd lacs elPehetin For Saturday AN ot ’ = ' orte . s ° Saturday o Bive, pink and _gold dots—36 | quality—ecru color @va) A ¢ Only yd sl 00 ”a”i nfl&gg fl“'la' $2.49 < 31, avidson & Leventh: Main Floor inches . Wide - inche Special gat. only, Yard 49c Paie Main Floor —Third Floor fre W - Made to order in our chop. We Rich. Lustrons, Fast Colors in guarantee fit and quality of ma- terial at prices from $2.50 and wp. Ready Mpde at $2.00 Up Conrad Hat Co. 217 MAIN STREET