New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY AL SMITH 1S SEEN Xmas Club Checks . accepted “Disquieting Figure fa payment 14, —Governor “Al" k was described ting figure” by igy Dani New York associate Unite Society Columbus, Dee Smith of New Y leral H ympar- York wit ion Our counters are a-sparkle with Christmas a Everything is in readine: ranged so that and receive—we invite you to pay a visit showing. Women's Gift Housler Mrs, M. C blican i Garber. wife of the only Oklahoma's delegation house of representatives this has been active in politics f for quite a while. She is an \ssociate member of the republican .| national committee from her who state a far who g run « officia el are ning to an amazing argument in this country, an argument that law is responsible for law violatlon and that because prohibition law is violat 1 be modified or repealed! answer to t not less than| r allac the Constitution s a way t kes list hush money should be * esph Citizens' Responsibility % thiknrd can easily be selected here our stocks are large and varied SILK HOSIERY priced from $1.00 to $3.50 pr. 1 to the ener of prohibi- we say: Come o the open, ify or repeal if you can, but ob- ents a SILK AND WOOL HOSIERY— Specially priced—$1.95 a pair Scan Through These “Gift Suggestions’, Dresses Brassieres Silk Petticoats Bead Necklaces Toilet Sets e e and enforce until you can PG OFG ORGSR SR QR @ "he governor of the great stage of F-& £ New York, who has been quoted as| e/ " saying of the eighteenth amendment | ) J [ and the Volstead act, "We do not Ifke B that law,’ is a disquieting figure in deed when compared with Abrabam | s ¢ | 1ncoln who declared, ‘Let reverence - * o for law be breathed by every Ameri 151 MAIN ST. ! can mother to the lisping babe tha pratties at her lup, let it become the We Huggest to political religion of the nation, let cvery American, every lover of Iiberty, | The Clevel. every well-wisher of his posterit swear by the blood of the revolutior X | never to violate in the least particu . " | lar the laws of the country and never | Gm. to tolerate their violation by others.'| “The great imperative of the hour| a new citizenship conscience with | regard to individual responsibility for Seeker enforcement and law observance Such a consclence has its ultimate ex X | pression at the polls.” w Coats Corsets Fancy Combs Fancy Vanity Sets Linen Madiera Pieces Neckwear Blouses Kimonos Bathrobes Vantine’s Incense Burners Fancy Trays Tea Aprons Shopping Baskets Candlesticks Wonderful Dolls for the Kiddies Elects New Officers Martha Chapter, | night, the fol- owing officers were elected Worthy Mrs, Alice Wood; associate Frnest Wood; associate ma Louise Clem secretary ss Bertha Schmidt; treasurer, Mrs. Goddar conductress, Mrs. Babeock; associate conductor, Esther Andrew; trustee, Frank . Dohrenwend newly elected officers will be installed January 2. ¥ Beliel in Reichsbank Still Lives in Germany 14.—There today who thoroughly be old, red-stamped thou- At a meeting of O, E. 8 last How About a Leather Hand Bag for that “gift”? ’ es this season are unusually attractive & B. the styl il ~Hh In big deman: lin are wonderful assortment of patterns and colors HERALD, FRIDAY, of | USEFUL GIFTS 1 n nd all devoted to “Useful Gift Things.” ss—quality gift things have been brought forward and ar- may be made easy—we know what the Ladyfolks like to give and see the many attractive things we are buying ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! TOMORROW We Place On Sale At Greatly Reduced Prices our entire line of “Royal Society” Sample Finished Pieces consisting of Centerpieces—Scarfs—Fancy Pillows—Combing Jackets—Children’s Hats, etc. Here's your opportunity to buy a practical gift—wonderfully embroidered by experts on best of materials, at a great saving. Be on hand early! while these pieces are slightly soiled from handling one laundering or dry cleaning will make them as Lingerie e Gifl Delightfil No doubt you have one or more gifts of lingerie on your gift list—Why not look over pur beautiful Undies we are offering. All the newest styles here—the best of materials and workman- ship in these garments, Have you bought your dkerchiefs? Han | if not be sure to look over our assortments— they're wonderful 15¢ « 98¢ « Very Special for the Week-End Hand Made Night Gowns $1.98 ran | see these (worth $2.50) Have you Umbrellas || on your list? o | we are offering the newest in | | Silk Umbrellas 1$4.98 © $12.98 = d the new pouch and under-arm styles PETT'COATS : n \‘u ",} ’lL.(»\v‘hhhunkv Pretty and Practical Of French Sateen oney 3 ed at their jentally e group of Russians who way it the rubles TULSA LOOKS FORWARD vegetables are much cheaper than in second reservoir on the highest of the| | i e 7o e et RUCGIANG FRON GERMANY| cornow cuor pwomease. | }p.pe lines in the world. 25 { s 10 PLENTY OF WATER Woman’s Relief Corps Chooses New Officers At a meeting of the Stanley Woman's Relief Corps the following officers were elected: President, |Cora M. Starr; senfor vice-president, $2.2 --—9 German money foreign gorts of ruses have SOVIET GOODS IN BERLIN, Berlin, Dec. 14.—A permanent ex- hibition of Russian products has been opened in the rooms of the commercial mission of the soviet re- €on-| ublic in this city, o Exhibits are made of goods which buyers may ob- E y or from consists ally lively in ('ouqnn-umu Project to Carry Water 60 Miles to Western City ese bills out of 0 aw Women have sthing and every | ind freight rrency find | Mountain i the United |source 60 miles away in the Sy | hills is today nearing complet A pipe line five feet in will carry the fluld to a com more than 100,000 people at the 1 to get iolatior the Now Belng Completed. 14.—A designed to Okla., Dee project Tulsa, In Silk Jersey Top $2.29 struction carry from stores in Ger direct. The pl raw materials and popular altain vinaw | Russia chiefly of eter | handiwork nity water to Tulsa from qa RAISES FREIGHT RATES. TO REPLACE JAP MUSEUM has |of to | Pormer Inhabitants of Russia Rush- ing Back to Their Homes, Attract- od by Cheap Cost of Fatables Russians who Germany for returning to Munich, Dee. 14 have been refugees in several years are now Russia in considerable numbers be- cause of the high cost of Iliving in Germany. Reports of low food costs in Russia are attracting many Rus- wans who fled before the Boishevists, but are now willing to accept the new political regime in their homeland in ] {lilg Reduction of Number of Bales (o { Come from Egypt. | |Mary Rodman; junior vice-prsident, Manchester, Engaind, Dec. 14— Grace Bryan: treasurer, Margaret | Aceording to a ‘cable received from |Turnbuli; chaplain, Isabel Gray: con- | Egypt, the Alexandria General Pro- :::::"i Sy 3 Sy pvank, M. a ot yrence. was announced ‘due- Association estimates the EEYD-|1ya¢ Mrs, Charlotte Rackliffe has been tian cotton crop for the current k‘l-““‘lrrll'tl the luncheon set, one of the !wn at 5,960,000 cantars. . |ehief prizes at the recent fair held by This compares with a yield for the the organization | past season of 6.684,000 cantars and | ianeeast ofshe sssocition 1 _ren. BritishPeople Like New Wheat Breakfast Foods erally conservative and Manchester authorities are of opinion that the| London, Dec. 14.—England is to be Heavy Glove Silk . 1 Paron Okura s = to £3.95 and $4.95 nugeum rate of 25,000,000 gallons a day. The| vVienna, Dee. 14. ding program, under way ®ince|meet the wome | January, 1923, constitutes one of the |increased Jestroved | largest engineering projects in quake, | United States. The new system ehief |cluding a city storage reservoir Tokio | emergency supplies, will cost approx- | Many | imately $7,00 , and is expected to plicated. be compieted in the spring of It will give Tulea its first hydran Irinking water. | have The water will be brought to a | month spot within five miles of the city by |the ration list » » [ bu freight far below pre-war eart th “itor ratior fugar i | Berlin No person more than t Baron Okura Fruit and Sewing Al K BASKETS We Are Out of The High Rent District From 75¢ to $10.00. Tested House Thermometers (ac- tual value $1.00) to each customer making a purchase of $4.00 or over We have only 300 of these ther- mometers, first come, first served! Act NOW, In an effort rallway deficit, Austria has rates the | Gven with the increase the rates are times. fOf [in passenger rates are under consid- rationed i« permitted to two Milk and bread also are on Real Ivory “Pyralin” VORY Sets from $3.75 to $75.00 preference to 1ife in Central Burope |Production this year will not be less|;,iroduced to breakfast foods in va. where they are mot able to buy bread | than 6,500,000 cantars. (A cantar 18 146y forms of wheat. A company with thelr siight earnings. about 100 pounds). {has been formed to make the break- is also a movement of Rus-| bmsg——— et fast foods from wheat own in ) ftaly, but the Ttalian | PAPER TRUST STRONG. Jl-Zn:lanri. At present surh‘rhrelktas: discouraging the move- Vienna, Dec. 14.—Publishers of foods are almost entirely imported especially Rus- Vienna newspapers have appealed to|from Canada with a small percentage ne into Ialy |the government for rellef from the|coming from the United States. While the cost of clothing is re- |paper trust. They declare they are| The new factory will produce foods ported to be much higher in Moscow |paying 50 per cent more than before |for consumption in Great Britain and and other Russian cities than in any [the war for newsprint, which with|the continent, where the sale of this other part of Europe, bread prices the cost of labor places them in a|type of breakfast dish s increasing continue low, and potatoes and other | precarious position. Irnpidly, 10 per cent. Advances Fascisti ment of foreigners, are out in pounds a “Martex” Bath Towels, 2 for $1.19. ;ailg.’ Box Apollo Chocolates, asst. Xmas Tree Lighting outfits $1.98. Beacon Electric Lamps, complete ney _ Chocolate Covered Juicy Cherries— Full Pound—69¢ Specials All Popular Makes PERFUMES In Sets from 50c to $7.50 Axelrod’s Pharmacy Park, Cor. Meadow St. Azxelrod for Accuracy Let Us Fill Your Preseriptions.