New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1924, Page 15

“Brown Beauty' > Floor Mops Complete with handle, For o kD Day. “Blackene” Stove Polish For Thrift Bates’ Ripplette Bed Spreads First quality, size 81x90. For 'Thrift $ 2‘—_.-22 Da, “Linfeel” Table Napkins Size 15x15. For Thrift Day .. lOc Men’s Sllk Lisle Hose A fine dressy double sole, heel n all colors. Lisle garter top. For Thrift ay — Pair ...... 230 “Pollo” Furniture Polish Made by the J. B, Cowles’ formpuda. For Thrift Day — The 80c size 18¢ The 00c size ... ... 350 III A Great Lot of Infants’ Cash- merette Hose All sizes, 4 1o 6. Pink or blue heel and toe, gen- uine 25c value at half e . 124 Thrift Day . STUDENTS ACCIDENTALLY DISCOVER GOLD MINE Digging Tumnel to Demonstrate Practical Mining Members of Col- lege Discover Tucrative Deposit of Yellow Metal. Fairbanks, Alaska, Jan. 18—A tun- nel begun merely to demonstrate 8y 289 MAIN ST. WEEK-END SPECIALS WOODLAND ASSORTED §| CHOCOLATES 1b. CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES 1b New Britain's Popular Dining Place Where Quality and Service Excel Business Men's Luncheon § 11:30 to 2:00 P. M. Also a la Carte All Day il | &M@ 289 MAIN ST. ] | placed workings culture, |ervoir is very Tomorrow Is Thrift Day At This Big Sale Men’s “President” Suspenders * These are the genuine nationally known 30c¢ suspenders. For Thrift Day . .34c FIFTY DOZEN Babies’ Soft Sole Shoes An exceptional lot in all colors and many color combinations, Val- ues to $1.25, Mostly button styles. Sizes 1 to 4, For Thrift Day—Pair Women’s Fine Thread Silk Hose A med wel u:hl in black omly, Full Strength Peroxide bottles, guaranteed. U. 8 grade. The 25¢ lsc For Thrift “l) . Bath Towels Extra weight, double loop, size 22x140, for Thrift Day .. Jergen’s Violet Glycerine Soap p 'l"l’::s r;mum cake, packed 3 boy. — Bon 16¢ Doy « Box . Kayser’s Gaunt- let Gloves The popular strap wrist gauntlet gloves of wash- able chamoisette. The season's best shades in all slzes, Three row em- broidered backs, Por Thrift Day. 63c Pair. . eat in flavor. Thrift practical underground mining to stu- dents of the School of Mines here may turn out to be a commercial gold mine that will add eventually to the resources of the college and may ev en | sustain it Women’s Full Fash- ioned Pure Silk Hose | Strictly first quality. | m all sizes. For ' Thrift Day — Pair. . . Percale Aprons 4 Fifty dozen Percale Aprons of excellent cloth, full size, with large pocket and two two-tone rick rack trim. For Thrift Day Bath Towels Extra large size, double loop, red or blue double borders. For Thrift Women’s Lingette Bloomers Double elastic knee model, in all favored dark and light shay full cut sizes, 95c For Thrift Day . Black only, $1.09 Men’s Flannelette Work Shirts Well made, double stitched gar- ments with large pocket. Good grade flannelette. Sizes 15 to 17, For Thrift Day Emerald Cloth For fancy needlework, 36-inch —the double bar pattern. Reg. 89c yard. For 63 c Thrift Day — Yard .. “Corona” Hair Nets Good 10c grade, double mesh net. Each one guaranteed per- fect, all colors, 4 % 23c For Thrift Day Genuine “Kiddie Cloth” This wonderful fabric for children's creepers, rompers, dresses, ete, 3000 yards, For Thrift Day ; 29c Yard. 79¢c | Women’s Silk and | Wool Sport Hose ! A beautiful quality in latest two- tone mixtures, Regular and out- sizes. For 69c } Thrift Day — Pair | Linen Crash Toweling First quality, plain and with blue borders. For Thrift Day—¥d.. . .. lZ%c Pillow Cases Made of fine grade muslin, first quality, Size 42x36. For Thrift Day R Women’s Knit Union ; Suits Tight and loose knee, full bleached, fine cotton in regular and extra sizes, lor 39c Thrift Day ... 2000 Yards Imported | Women’s Irish Linen | 3000 Rolls ‘Bay State’ | Torchon Lace Edges fhe washable, serviceable kind. For Thrift Day Sugar Wafers A sweet, wholesome con- fection that children may quantities. Vanilla For 19c Day—Lb,. . |HAN O'WAR'S PROGENY 10 RACE THIS SEASON! 5¢| Handkerchiefs Pull size, nice hemstitched hand- kerchiefs of fine Irish linen, ¥or Thrift Day .., SED TO BONUS SWashington I’lfl( u' American Logion Files Its Protest Washington, Jan. ~A resolution The workings have cut a {ormannvfl'l“fll\e Colts and Fillles of the Fam. | 0Pposing a soldiers’ "’”‘"5 was made glving every evidence of leading to a lode, and the professor of mining {engineering has found the experiment ous Horse That Was Never Beaton Ready To Start. unexpectedly valuable in demonstrat- | ing scientific prospecting. As yet the gold found has been of nominal value, but the region has geological features making the discovery most promis- | ing, experts say. Fairbanks was the scene of rich in years gone by, districts small rich recently have been and in adjacent lodes discovered | paying their owners good returns. ! Agricul- | tural College of Fairbanks boasts that The School of Mines and it not only is the farthest north col {lege, but has the oldest freshmen HP Is Territorial Representative E. [w. Keys, aged 61, who, with his year old son as a classmate, is study- ing scientifie mining But the elder Mr. Keys, contrary to most freshmen, is alse an instructor. He teaches rudimentary placer mining During his residence in Alaska he has taken hundreds of thousands of dollars from placers. But there are numerous gray-hair ed students, most of them prospectors yho want to add science to their practical knowledge The college, starting with six stu- dents a year ago, now has sixty; one senior, one junior, eleven sopho- mores, thirteen freshmen, seventeen thort-corse miners. The subjects taught nclude, besldes mining, agri- business geology, general selence, home omics, engineering and metaliurgy one econ- LONG SUMMER IN GREECE Athens, Jan 18. —8Bummer lasted in Athens this year to the mid- die of December, a condition without precedent in the last 60 years. Up to within a few days before Christ mas the people of the city were wes ing their summer clothes A serious’ aspect of the weather, however. is 1 The water level in the municipal low, and the question of a sufficiency of drinking water is becoming acute drouth res Positively fresh cges sell Bros., 301 St.—advt 55¢ doz. Rus- . administration, * has New York, Jan. 18.—The 1924 rac- ing season holds unusual Interest for lovers of thoroughbreds because it will bring out, as two-year-olds, the first of the get of the o' War, which as a three-year-old was never defeated and except for Zev, proved the greatest money win- ning thoroughbred in American turf history Twive fillies of Man o War are qualified for Awo-year-old racing this year. All but one of the number are owned by Samuel D. Rid- dle whose colors Man o' War carried, and W. M. Jeffords. J. K. Maddox, who was Mr. Riddle’s adviser when the latter purchased Man o' War for $5,000 as a yearling, owns the remain- ing colt Nine of been given nous sire. The list, follows: ch. ¢., out of Understudy; W. M. Jeffords. ch. ¢, out of Batanoen; Jeffords. colts and the twelve already have with dam and owner, Flagship, Mr. and Mrs Homerich, and Mrs First Mate, Riddie Friendship Twe, ch Name: J. K. Maddusx. Maid of Arms, ch. 1., 8 D e ilorence Nightingale, br. f., out of Nurce; Mr. and Mre. Jeffords Flotilla, ch. f., out of Santissima; D. Riddle $un Boat, ch. 1., Riddle. wplane. b, and Mrs TRY VOR RECORD TIML London, Jan. 18.—To Cairo in one 1 16 India in foun days, is the of the new Imperial TGransport company. The company. says Evening News, sceks tenders for planes with twin or triple engines capable of cruising at 105 miles per hour with a top speed of 125 miles land being able to fly 1,000 miles | without « stop. ch. €. D. o Out of Boa out of Thrash out of Star Fancy 1. out of Jeffords. day, an famous Man | names that suggest their out of Shady; .| Bathing Girl; | the | | public today by the Augustus . Gard | ner Post of the American Legion with the consent of the District of Colum bla department’s executive committee The committee, emphasized that it did not endorse “any of the subject matter” of the resolution, merely acting on the Post's request for permission to make it public. The resolution expresggl the opin fon that “the silence of ®slarge num- ber posts throughout the legion has given & impression of prac tical unanimity” but the committee, stating that the Post in- cluded only f per cent of the le- gion members the depar@nent, de- clared its action “demonstrated how small the minority of veterans who oppose adjusted compensation really is”. Lowever, of faise for a bonus, OLT OF TOWN MARRIAGLS certificates on two mar- ed in Hartford in De were received for ree- office of Town (Yerk Teturn riages p cember, 1 ord today at the Thompsor lini Columbe, wid Mrs. Amelia Bonaselli, a Jf this city, were married De- cember %, by A. 8. Bordon, a justice of the pea Leon Katz of Hartford this city and Miss Hartford Sophie of were marric Virst Requisite into good Amerie nless they were good Europea acuse (N, ¥ ¥ Standard Toilet Paper superfine tissue, fr 12%c 2000 sheets Regular 19¢, Thrift Day Men’s Fancy Border Handkerchiefs 100 dozen selling actual- Colored woven borders and attrac- printed patterns, finish Iy below cost, tive size on good cotton. For Thrift Day soft IRELAND DETERMINED 10 FIGHT POACHERS Fisheries of the Bmerald Isle Have Become Depleted By Ravaging of Poor Sportswmen Dublir 18.—1Irish inland fish eries have been made less attractive poach in the check tmposed it was tbe to trifling to the sportsman by universa ing, which the disturbances country made 1t dif Even en magist heavy fines on poacl practice to reduce them amounts. Fionan Lynch, ssing through poaching some parts of the moral depravity ¥ poaching into an hono and the bill s intend of that profession pay will be § poaching wil penalties that ca bf the minister of ¥ Lord Maye, minister of fNisheries, pariiament nprof 1s a bi m ad made ) muke m trout fish IN RAID Derby ning by ARREST WOMAN ting vor officers raided about 1 ga gallons of ons ot moonshin mash USED CAR SALE Due to the enormous sale of new Studebaker Cars for the past | three months we have accumulated a stock of used cars which we are now offcring 1o the public at unbeand of prices, SALE STARTS SATURDAY, JANUARY 19th PRICES—FROM $25 UP | M. 193 ARCH STREET TERMS—ONE-FOURTH DOWN—1 YEAR TO PAY “Jester is looking for the man who does not drive a USED CAR” I. JESTER OPEN EVENINGS 1000 Yards Genuine “Indian Head” This highly popular fabric in the 33-inch width. For Thrift Day — “Boye” Crochet Hooks The 10c kind, all &izes, at the Art Needlework Dept. For 5 Thrift Day c Milward’s Engluh Sewing Needles The 10¢ pluz. of these imported needles, assorted sizes. 5 For Thrift Day .... c Nursing Bottles The round S-ounce graduated sterilizers, clear glass, first quality. For Thrift 2 3 sc Day. “Falry Brand” Rompers and Creepers Pretty little garments of reliable wash fabrics, in dainty colors, T ay . oen 69C Pure Lmen Towelmg Fine quality blue or red borders for Thrift Day, yd. 15c “Wllllngton Sewing Thread yd. spools, black and white, Women’s Crepe Bloomers Real e Krinkle crepe, full sizes in all pop- ular colors, made with knee ruffle. For 54c Thrift Day full Pages 15 to 28 Benjamin Franklin Said: “Weigh Values and Spend Wisely” Prepared Wax Full 1 Ib. 85¢ size. For Thrift AGAIN 1! A Great Special Offering f “Pathe” and “Puretone” Records Tomorrow all records, in- cluding latest dance and vo- cal releases. 39 c For Thrift Day . ... “Diamond Dyes” All kinds, all colors. The 15¢ size pke. 9 C For Thrift Day 2000 Yards ‘Genuine Windsor’ Wash and Ready Crepes Platn colors and fancy de- signs. For 29 P rhrift Day-—-Yd. LSOO Prophylactic Tooth Brushes First quality 50c Brushes, cach in the familiar sealed yellow box. 25c Por Thrift Day i Imported China Cups and Saucers With gol bands. For Thrift 19c Day Saturday IN THE Men’s Department AT Besse ~ Leland’s $2.50 PARKER SHIRTS MEN 'S HEATHER WOOL Now $1 45 50c HOSE 3 $1.00 OUR 85.00 AMERICAN HOSIERY ] OUR $6.50 ME NION SUITS $2.59 s KNITTED COATS $3.95 A SPECIAL LOT OF DOLLAR TIES 2" 3$1.00 VON HEUSEN SOFT COLLARS Slightly Soiled 3$1.00 SPECIAL 50¢ SOFT COLLARS broken sizes 1315 to 18 5 c Each