New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 21

IN DAILY HER}ALI), FRIDAY, DECEMBER %4, 1923, ——_!m e — e EASTAND WESTHAY YETCOMETOGETHER Dr. Gulick Says the Breach Is| Not Impassable Columbus, Dec. 14.—"The reconcil- iation of the great races in the Far| East is the most tremendous miracle of the ages,” declared Dr. Sidney L.| Gulick, secretary of the Commission on International Justice and Goodwill and authority on the Far East, at the annual meeting of the Federal Coun- | cil of Churches this afternoon. “The Washington confe ce on Limitation of Armament played a big part in this movement,” he said, “removing Qistrust of the United States” He - i AN FPaR ’ v declared that “the good will of the > = 1 » o . i l nations of the East for the United | i nc. 2 i\ R TS e 1 er nc. States is most remarkable.” | I 9 - - 5 : k4 o “There has been a great a J among the young people, whic & = : Yhet \ ,ded to an educationat movement way | | “Hartford’s Store of Christmas Gift Shops” =l “Hartford’s Store of Christmas Gift Shops” Heyon e capacity of existing insti-| i tutions. The rapid invasion ot the 3 g Orient by western industrialism with mass production and congestion of | | e : . » 7. G ] [ A ‘ CHRISTMAS ; WE WILL population in cities is a growing evil,” he stated, “particicularly in China, I . e As L | where conditions in many places are ' o | TOILET GOODS o el ® most distressing.” ' | . s CASH Dr. Gulick, after reviewing the in- < | SALE | = Yo . o ‘ | . 3 : | CHRISTMAS SAVING creasing cducational needs of Japan, observed during a recent journey, ; A | ’ spoke in part as follow |Ofters low priced Ivory and i ¢ CHECKS In the Far East. [ ’ ift Sets g . = . “The attitude of appreciation and | Perfume Gift Sets & ’ goodwill toward America manifested | . Main Floor in all the Far Eastern countries was Main Floor ’ most impressive. The Washington Conference on Limitation of Arma- ment has accomplished much in re- moving doubts and suspicions and in convincing, particularly the Japan- ese, that America has no selfish, ag-| gressive purposes of conquest and _— N domination in the acific That Wash-| " . ‘“"‘;‘vbu | A‘u“)?: “| u;. u"'- w‘ :u« W wh i Gifts of Z 5 St of storm'and passibly aimsice.| Ml PERFUME : __ Gifts of 1 was impremed afresh with thel i $3.49 { » from his home in the clouds. Y he’s here, N J UMBRELLAS unparalleled oppor which Amer- | | ul ! A i S g e e » i = S have I the War Hast in aseetts ! regular $4.00 7 % ] re with great stacks of toys! Funny clowns, $4.95 ing those influences of goodwill and | “.F' P § : . trains that speed, boats that run, tiny tool chests, Houbigant’s _ famous aouses 1or dolls, just like grown ups—everything a boy or girl friendship so 1 ary in the main- | : g tiow o ;;:’wn’:in‘: plrltll‘;lprl:‘i(\"heln‘)r(ol'llv:‘:n { ?,'l‘d p0pl.lil‘m Q"g Q\ll:d ; ever dreamed of. Toyland’s a fairyland, the toys have heen landa. 5 | _’guts pfi' ume in ses - I ! carefully selected by Santa Claus and Saturday’s the big day. > “America has convinced the Orient | gift packages. that our national attitudes and poli- Main Floor cies are distinetly different from those | of other nations; that we are ready to deal with them on the basis of con- sideration and goodwill which satis- fies their sense of dignity and equality X : and makes possible a mutual under- Gifts of standing and cooperation for the com- 3 . S g b SLIPPERS “tPerhaps the deepest impression i Ymade upon me was that of an extra- A big assortment of styles ordinary modern miracle in the mak- I for men, women and children ing namely the reconciliation of are on display in the Shoe Shop great races, Every Sunday I at- . p \ t"Suloes Tanming S tended church services, There 1| at prices ranging saw Christian leaders, Chinese, Ko- = N 85¢ upwards rean, Japanese, carrying forward the A Very sensible gifts. responsibility of their church services e in forms and with a spirit that com.- | Main Floor manded my deepest admiration. Tn thase strange tongues they were read- img the same Bible that we read, offering prayer to the same Heavenly VFather, and singing the same great hymns of the Faith. Gifts For “Moreover it was evident from the GLOVES B S | | i relations manifest between mission- ’ Gifts of BT o oomte o ey et o Big values 00, in an odd ot | HOSIERY o | o | | 3 | | | : | | | | | | | | ! | | | | | | Women's silk umbrel- las in all the popular col- ors in a new assortment of strap handles. Toyland—Down Stairs . ,d > Main Floor Gifts of MAH JONGG In the Mah Jongg booth this most desirable of Christmas gifts can be selected from a wonderful collection of sets ranging in price from $3.50 to $100,00, Gifts For MEN Men's silk stripe madras shirts in an ex- cellent assortment of patterns. Exceptional values at each $2.00 Men’s holiday neckwear in the popular silk and wool fabrie, all new patterns in gift DO v Each $1.00 Men's Phoenix Silk Hose in black and col- O cvsacnsomrone e Per Pair 5¢ Main Floor Main Floor Gifts of NEGLIGEE Gifts of Wide silk ribbon trimmed HANDKERCHIEFS women’s bath robes in the lat- 50¢ est designs in such gorgeous col- 18 gky blue, copen, helio, old N navy and red. Full cut, broidered and hand sizes 36 to 44, at a very low spoked all linen, one inch hems, colored or Women's hand em- SIS Phpsates BONISIN Shé SNESRAING gloves, 2-clasp style, tweeds and herringbones, in late Women's pure silk and fibre hosiery in from the West really know and un- r} N : : . derstand, trust and love each other. overseam stitched. ~ If winter modes, coats and trous- durable weight, with mercerized tops and “The cfasm between the Kast and you don't know the size ers are fully lined. Broken soles, mock seam, seamless in black and col- ors. Special per pair $1.00 the West is not impassable, The rive a Glove Bond. o ” Aot 205 bridge of brotherhood and good will g Siain Wiaow sizes, 7 to 18 years. $12.95 ix growing hroader and stronger every A value $8.85 year, This is a wonderful achieve. A very Ifll'ge assortment of ment, the most tremendous miracle ¢, boys’ Beacon Biankiet bath robes s . ages t lies the hope of | boys t obes e R e oy hrones & B! in the latest Indian designs % the world, for only through a most | I £ ! jundamental reconciliation of the | with patch pockets and silk great races of the Fast and the West f cords, sizes 4 to 18 years, $3.95 "f(',":,':fl:'ff"’ PR el I Boys' sheep lined Overcoats y ; iaits n i make a wonderful gift. They Hawkers of German Money | §|/ are made with a heavy mole- e | skin shell. Beaverized collars in Driven From Paris Streets e & et Videa | sizes 6 to 18 years. alue s Paris, Dec. 14.—German bank notes, | $10 5 Special $7.95 mostly in milliens and billions, have f $10.50. Special at ..... $7.95 heen driven off the streets of Paris by . . the police. They were sold chiefly | Second Floor as souwvenirs or given as premiums, | but the city authorities, discovered a ! war-time law forbidding traffie in| foreign moneys except under leense, | and they have applied it | N Gifts of Just why this law should have been Aug up now, after German currency | | - ™ ; had been circulating widely for sev. Gifts of UNDERWEAR eral years, puzzied the curious, as they HOSIERY Women's glove silk step-in felt it to be quite worth while for the - " ; French to see to what depths the | $2.95 combinations in pretty contrast- mark had fallen. The aunthorities, | X . : 5 ing shades of pink, white, peach however, thought the influence of the i Women's pure ingrain and orchid. They are cut full in depreciated German money was bad ! all silk hose, with open length and width. Very special $2.95 weight, full fashioned, Y 4 brown Main Floor & Second Folor k4 | ! ! | ! | ! | | | | | ! ! | | | | price . $3.95 | Other m $2.95 to $10.95 white, ' | Full cut cnrflurn,\ robes lined Main Floor or unlined. V-neck, round or | shawl collar, some ribbon trim- : red, all sizes and colors, From to $15.95. [} Silk negligee in all the most § wanted shades, lace and fur i trimmed, albatr lined, atford- i ing warmth for evening wear Also a good choice of unlined | robes priced from $8.95 to | | | | i | | | | | | | | | @ Gifts For BABIES Eiderdown baby buntings, flannelette lined, bound in pink or blue silk ribon 5 Bunnies and dolis made of fine ratine 59¢ Gray angora tams foradhe girls, sizes 3 to 6 years tersernsyee £4.95 Children’s panty dresses in check ging- hams and plain chambrays with touches of hand work. 2to8 years ............ $L50 Creepers in check ginghams and plain chambrays, sizes 1 and 2 years ...... $1.00 Angora helmets with rosettes in white, pink and blue ribbons, 6 months to 2 years. $6.95 Infants’ sweaters in coat and slip-on styles in pink, blue and white ... ve £3.00 Tland made helmets in white, trimmed with pink and blue ......... $2.25 Smart little brushed knitted sets. jac leggings, mittens and hat, 2 vears to 6 Down Stairs Gifts of HOSIERY Gifts of Women's fine gage medium MESH BAGS weight pure silk hose in all 26 05 black, and new browns. The £6.95 hh!\'(‘]r;“hx(\‘:dv‘wl\gl‘;(‘(‘l'razlt‘d ‘”P‘;‘w !"’\‘] Silver plated mesh i L i A celie! jue S a specia . . * for it could not stimulate the people's I ™ % " . s ecial bags, fine mesh, vanity confidence in governments of cur I work clock in a desirable at PIOR cccnnninae S1.85 top. g rencies, even their own, to have be- \ fore them the evidence of a once great in black, otter, nation in the depths of despair, | I and grey. UILSTER BUYS MANSION | Main_Floor Pelfast, Dac 14.<The 1 ernment has purchased ‘ ) | : i 4 ‘ DOWN STAIRS APPAREL SHOP THE GREAT DECEMBER Castie, County Down, regidence for the governor general, | the Duke of Abercorn, whose seat s SALE OF “Baron’'s Court.” is too remote from | Belrast Hillsborough Castle is one ' of the most beautiful of Irish mansions s‘mial December is the ancestral home of the Down- . | - Fur Trimmed Selling of Smart Frocks | OATS — $65.75 — Gifts of ] 4 $75.00 to $79.50 values PETTICOATS Gifts of — $85.75 — 5.5 PEARLS $89.50 to $98.00 values Excellent Radium Silk $1.95 A remarkable collection of fine frocks for sizes - $95.75 — and Jersey Petticoats, in Coro indestruetible; 16 to 20 and 36 to 46. Many materials and styles. £110.00 to $135.00 values i'(:’:‘:fil;',:],:”sp?::‘::l ”::; guaranteed peari neck- Why not select about three of these as the price is 'Ivrmd;‘rvd. scanop.ed or laces in beautiful gift very low. Steiger’s—Fourth Floor with fringe. case. Very special. Main Floor - — . P~ — . Third Floor Main Floor Main Floor TUBERCULOSIS. RELIEF SOCIETY