New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1924, Page 15

_— second Section e NEW -BRITAIN NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1924. Pages 15 to 428 TOMORROW BRINGS NEW CASH SAVING OPPORTUNITIES THE YEAR’S GREATEST SALE NOW SWINGS INTO THE SECOND WEEK. VAST QUANTITIES OF MERCHANDISE ARE LITERALLY MELTING AWAY. THE HUNDREDS, YES THOUSANDS, WHO WILL PROFIT BY THE ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIO} WOMEN'S JERSEY BLOOMERS Ideal garments for present wear, Pink cotton Jersey with clastic waist and knees, For Sat. A Wonderfy ()m'rlmx WOMEN'S TTICOATS High grade sateens and cot- ton taffetas in every wanted col- any with deep flounce of contrasting shades, Values in this lot worth up to 95(: $1.79. Vor Saturday § SUEDE WHITTEMORF STICKS The suede shoe cleaner —All colors, . 15¢ GREAT HOSIERY ECONOMIES Women’s Outsize Silk Lisle Hose —MBlack and cordovan. Pair. .34c Women’s full I’mhim\cd Silk and Wool black hose with embroid- ered clox. Pair. Women’s with heavy embroid- fine thread silk hose, $1.33 Men's pure thread silk Hose, and sizes “lll(.HlA\ll STATIONERY white. For DRAWER \\Al\'l S 'orced throughout, For Saturday CLOTHES DRYERS in use, For The 50¢ box, all colors and A good strong waist of heavy muslin, with taped bone buttons Sizes 19¢ Large size, 8 arms, adjustablo —Will fold compactly when not 69¢c Women's Silk and Wool ribbed and drop stitch Sport Hose, Values to 95¢, beautiful heather mixtures — Pair 59c Children’s English and plain rib- bed Silk Lisle Hose— all shades — Pair ...... 35(: M Mixed Wool, heavy win- ter Shaker Sox — Pair Genuine Glove Silk H All colors — l‘ulr “] \Iu]ll“ k" - $1. 79 “CINDERELLA” PANTIE DRESSES Cute models. Sizes 2 to 6, of high grade chambrays and ginghams, For \llul‘dl\ . WO) S FINE TAILORED COSTUME SLIPS These are made of superior quality satcens with hemstitched bodice top and shoulder straps. S yane 25139 For Saturday GIRI SCHOOL DRESSES Attractive models, Sizes 7 1o 14, Made of genuine washable “Amoskeag” gingh S, guaran- teed to wash wel 89c JANUARY DRUG SPECIALS Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Ofl — 21c, 36c. Buhler Oil for Rheumatism $1.10 Squibbs’ Mineral Oil—Pints. .. 69¢ Merck's Sugar of Milk, 1 1b... 42¢ “Linonine” . 69¢c Jad Salts, large pkg. ... . 34c “Hair Groom”—50c¢ jar .. 37¢ Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur 45¢ “Lysol” , 34c St. Jacob's Oil .o 30c Yellow Jacket Tablets ....... 19¢c Rowes' Mentho Sulphur . 42c Jergen’s Almond Lotion .. 20c “Pyorrhocide” Tooth Powder.. 69c “Vapo Cresolene JANUARY NOTION SPECIALS “Silko” Darning Cotton, all colors Se. Johnson's Household Wax, Can .. Schrades' Snap-on Ruhber Heels— Complete .. 3bc Cotton Bloomer FIAMI(' - 4 inch handy Mercerized Lingerie Tape a' yard pleces . ... : r... 80 “Warrior” l\lmon ll\(l WILL YOU BE AMONG S FOR SATURDAY SHOPPERS? SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ON THESE COTTON GOODS OFFERINGS “Cameo” Cloth—No. 1000, Yard. . Bleach An_unusual offer of GENUINE HAIR SWITCHES "l inch wavy human $1.44 3 stem, switches of hair, For ‘\ Saturday . 19¢ 15¢ 52¢ 12000 BEAUTIFUL SWISS HANDKERCHIEFS ..Our regular 19¢ num- | bers, white Swiss lawn, dainty embmhlrrcd ners, %llml.lv sheer with cor- 12£c' Made on — 4-PIECE CANISTER SETR Tea, White Japanned. Heavy stock coffee, sugar and flour, TLKO" Mercerized Crochet Cotton at Needlework Dept. — Ball 7c LIFERUOY SOAP I‘or Saturday A complete -tork on |IIIII(1 l‘or Saturday . 2lc T MELLIN'S FOOD The large jar, 55c For Saturday Saturday lzc IMPORTED MADEIRA WORK Selling at Half Price. A very desirable assortment of Madelra pieces which you can buy at 50% Discount BASEMENT for every 7¢ : 49c¢ full size. “National 85c [ | | | ‘glass Wash Boards ’ —Family 1 | | | | | ! . E, ’ LE | Barbours 100 yard genutne linen BAYERS' ASPIRIN TABLETS ‘ Thread | | For Saturday—1 doz. 100 = 2 dozen | l 69¢c ’ Vor Saturday | T AMPLES OF ] “KOLYNOS" DENTAL CREAM For The Asking 'S ENGLISH RIBBED LISLE SPORT HOSE wom “Velvet Grip" Sew-on Hose TWESTPHAL'S AUXILIATOR Por n-uml:y Yor The Hair 39c MONEY SAVINGS OFFERS AT THE LINGERIE DEPT. Women's Band Brassieres of ” " 19¢ | CHILDREN'S COLORED [ CMBRELLAS | Waterproof tops on frames, with attractive of handles. Vor Saturday A very stylish stocking In black and all popular sport shades., For 33 c Saturday - Pair . ... ECONOMIES Bath Sl 2 x 10 porters . Waterproof llmuflmld Aprons — Cretonne patterns saves BB0 “Dominoe” Collar Rands — All slzes . oo be Wood Shirtwaist Wum-n. with rubber buttons .. ... Bbo Saudlers’ Arch snppnm-n Pr e “Electro Silicon” silver Polish Large jar ..... .. 170 \lll'rnnl'l thmld-ry \N‘dlu — be 81N 1 01L For Saturday e 1bc stae .., The 300 sturdy | variety Mats— Extra heavy - $1.39 All Linen Crash Dish Towel. Ing—Plain and with borders — Yard 17¢ double loop, Bath Towels, bleached, with good size, full w 90¢ blue 3 b backs. Made Bath Towels, extra large size of standard and weight, first quality, plain percales, n white and with 39c neat patterns, borders For 5 c mesh and broche . lz&c fabrics. Women's Slip-over Gowns of striped outing Envelope ('hcmlso, real Wind- sor crepe garments in tailored styles . 79¢ Bloomers of r-ropn or nain- sook. White Clean up of Corsets. Values to $1.98. Not , 95c all sizes Tingerie Extra size white 89¢ “Brillo” day kitchen use Coal Hods of heavy galvanized iron Tmported Blankets, Grey, with fancy horders 500 of Those PERCALE DUST CAPS AOTUELLE" 65¢ “Rome Copper Bottom Wash Rl A Galvanized Tron Ofl 39c 15¢ And ‘Puretone’ Records. Our entire stock, comprising * newest releases in dance and vocal numbers, - 39¢ Dutch styles, with elastic Cans, 1 gal. size stove Pipe Enamel « Can Skirts, with deep em- broidered flounces governments in Australla to relieve|ly books, is called & lbrary. 1n monotony of isloated life, inevitable some instances, they must bs trans. in & land of such vast distances, are ported many miles on camel's backs, the travelling libraries instituted by The case remains at the station until | Western Australla, according to re- the books have gone the rounds of | ports just made public the disgtrict. Then the lbrary | Under the scheme a case of books niakes another journey to soms other —~mostly fiction-—is sent out to insti- | center and a fresh one arrives |tutions which are set up In small About 300 of these libraries now are | wettlements and become the center working around a cireult in the west. of exchange. Most of these are cen pensions at an earlier age than men, @ larger salarles than women, ac- | and that women require more time|cording to the committes, fs that| AUSTRALIAN LIBRAR[ES than men for study and training. ‘nomon do not have to perform mili- | From the etatistics, it was estimat. | tary service, | PRomG A SUGCESS ed that the average woman employe| The reduction of women's salaries| between the ages of 25 to 60 experi- | Which (he committee recommends enced 41.9 percent more iliness than Vary-from £ to 14 percent according Oases of Books, Mostly Fiction, Being the average man during the same 10 the grade perlod of life. Studies of the amount| The women members of th Sent to Various Small Settlements of work performed and the general Hgating committee submitted a min- efficiency of the work aiso f-:or the orlty report which was at varfance From Big Headquarters Sydney, N. 8. W, Jan. 11.—~Among trally situated, but often the people the most successtul of the many |travel long distances for the volumes. men. Another reason why men should With the main recommendations scheme that have been tried by state Each case, confalning approximate. seil woMEN ARE FOUND LESS {1y under that of men, and women therefors should not recelve salaries EFFIGIENT THAN ME" on a par with their male colleagues |aceording to the conclusions of the officlal committee appointed to inves- tigate the principies of compensation Comnnittee Upon Completing Investl- 050 41q pensioning of, women in » government employ. The committee ccooons bl ol cond bases its finding on a study of health Than the Female Sex. statistics of male and female govern ment employes, on the fact that wom Btockholm, Jan. 11.—The average en are at present being retired on efficlency of women in governmental e st | posts In Sweden seams to be general- |~ S x = . 2 Positively fresh eggs 61c doz. Rus- Here'’s Lookin’ at You! o T A T e PHILIPPINE LEPER COLONY st 280 MAIN ST, X entire fnves ern state sly fresh eggs 81e doz. Rus« 201 Main St —advt Posit Rros When someone rings your door bell You answer it. You know someone is there, You know the value of a signal, REPORTED BEST IN ORIENT Delegate to Convention Enastern Association of Tropical of the FPar A A 4 ) \ \\Y RING IN ON THESE ’/ Advance Spring- Dresses NOW ON DISPLAY PRICED MODERATELY $15.00-819.00-825.00 and up MYERS BROS. Incorporated anionn Medicine Lauds Culion Camp, Manila, Jan. 11.—The Cullon leper colony is the largest of its kind In the world and the best cared for in the Far Fast, according to Dr. H Windsor Wada, chief medical officer of the colony, who has just returned from Singapore and other polnts in the Orient as one of the Philippine delegates 1o the convention of the Far Kastern Assoclation of Tropeal Medicine. He sald the Far Hastern countries today, look to the Philip- treatment of leprosy iscited the leprosy de Siam found far be. WEED-END SPECIAL Golden Glow Peanut Brittle 390m - pines for m Dr. Wade tentlon camps and asylums and French Indo-China and them all except a small one hind the Phillppines in successful treatment a research work New Britain’s Most Popular Dining Place S N Commenting on affalrs in the coun tries visited and comparing them with those of the Philippines, Dr. Wade sald “Filipinos Business Men's Lunch 11:30 to 2—65¢ travel through ¥ar FPastern ecountries to see for themselves how far their condition 18 above that of other Oriental peoples with the exception of the Japanese Their opportunities for advancement are unknown in Siam, French, Inde- China and there abouts. Education is secondary matter in the countries 1 visited whereas here it is foremost and universal.” Viee Governor Gilmore, who also attended the convention, declared that the Phillppine educational sys- c-wiiung ANgora in & Te- y.m is far 1n advance ofthose of other | Far Eastern countries. —— should Also A la carte all day until 8 p. m. -~ 2y 289 MAIN ST. 352 MAIN STREET Introducing ) 3o cent Berlin cat show. Cute, isn’t it? .