New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 15

————q—l Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924, This Store Will Set a New Record For Values Saturday A Wonderful Day of Rare Opportunities SERIES OF SALES for ONE DAY ONLY We Will Even Excel Our Own Value Giving Supremacy To Shop Here Tomorrow Is to Enjoy Unusual Economies Closing Out Our Stock of “FOWNES FILOSETTE” GLOVES 2,000 YARDS OF GENUINE WINDSOR CREPES The widely used wash and ready crepes, in all staple col- ors; buy it now for summer garments. For To- 1 9c Unusual Special Offerings at the Drug Dept. Pond’s Cold Cream in tubes—10c size 6e 2,500 YARDS NEW SUMMER PATTERNS - The 32 inch width in excellent grade from one of the best mills; fine assortment of new plaids and checks. Only An ideal lightweight wash- able glove for women, for | { 0 ’ grade ... 25¢ present wear. Two clasp style ‘ | Cascara § Tablets. 100 17c oy - Seidlitz Powders, large size pkg. This lot includes the latest under arm and packet shapes. The leathers are of an enduring quality. Actual values run up to $2.49. You should see these. For tomorrow only in the wanted colors. This glove was originally made to sell at $1.00 pair. 44C For tomorrow only 3,000 CAKES OF FAIRY SOAP At the Lowest Price Ever Sold 16¢. Bay State Tollet Tissue—2000 yds, 121450, Hinds Honey and Almond Cream, | morrow only... Yd. Trial size Tc “MOTHEX” GARMENT BAGS Just 100 of these to be sold at this event. The large 60-in, size, known as No. 3, guaranteed 100% moth pro- tection. For to- 63C morrow only ..... Another Great Clearance of MOHAWK SILK HOSE Our entire remaining stock of these beautiful Italian Silk Hose in plain and fanecy weaves, Black, colors; first quality. For to- 99c morrow only, pair, . A Welcome Sale of l BOYSHFORM | BRASSIERES | CUT GLASS | SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS With aluminum tops, extra value for To- 2 for 9c \ mogrow Only OlL CANS Procurable in all wantea s ) colors; made of splendid quality striped satine in plainly tailored model; all sizes. For . $1.24 tomorrow. . VULCAN SAFETY . MATCHES Large size boxes, For Wednesday only. Doz. 'WOMEN’S COSTUME SLIPS At a Sharp Price 1 I I | | | § This Are made of fancy dobbin | quality soap. cloth in flesh color, a 50c qual- | YOV only— ity the world over; all sizes. ) 4 ¢ Y Cakes for 27 6 c For tomorrow ) At the Drug Dept. universally known L A Truly Wonderful Sale of For tomor- WOMEN'’S PURE THREAD SILK HOSE In all the new spring shades, semi-fashioned hose of high grade thread silk, lisle garter top and high reinforced heels, subnormals of $1.50 grades. You cannot. detect any imperfections and the wearing quailties are imener bl 1 D0 A Great Lot of IMPORTED TOOTH [ S BRUSHES ‘N Celluloid handles, also [ W\ : white bone. Large variety of | "“ AR, ‘; / shapes and sizes suitable for adults and children. Buy a supply for the family. 9c PlLLow CASES [ Just 1000 Yards of L i i Reduction COCOA DOOR MATS Fine quality, first grade, heavy weight; special size 16x27. For Wednesday Only Made of copper sheeting, with long spouts, for automo- bile or home use, For Wednesday Only .. 8C Made of heavy nickel wire, for kitchen Sash Curtains, For Wednesday Only 98¢ NYES g MACHINE |MEN'S FIBRE ( OLL SILK HOSE 6(: | A feur-ounce bot- Strietly first quality heavy fibre | tle of this well known - pure oil: | gk Hose, in grey, navy, brown and black; an actual 50c grade. For sold the country tomorrow 3 1 00 for . over at 10c. For tomorrow g bottle nly. 500 Pairs of IRON CLAD BED SHEETS Made of fine quality muslin, seamless, full size 81x90. For Wednesday $1 i 1 5 1 AR / N SASH CURTAINS Made of fine grade cross bar muslin, first quality, cut | full length. -For Fog tomorrow only. .. : Handkerchiefs For Women and Children Stamped to Embroider An excellent grade cotton tubing, stamped in artistic but simple designs. Scalloped ‘ edge, and spoke stitch edges for erochet work. For tomorrow only MEN’S BOSTON GARTERS The kind that sell everywhere at 25¢ pair; all colors. For Tomor- Only SLAYER NOW SOUGHT BACK IN NEW YORK Chicago Police Fail o Catch Woman Murderer Chieago, Aprii 25,—8earch for Wan. da Elaine Stopa, 24, Chicago’s young- | est woman lawyer and former assist- ant U. 8. district attorney, was extend- ed to the east today in the bellef that, eluding pursuit here after killing the caretaker at the home of Y., Kenley Smith, wealthy advertising man, with | whom she was infatuated, she fled to New York with her husband, Viadimir Glaskoff During the last four months she had lived in New York, her expenses paid by Smith, who told state’s at- torneys he had be nded her because he was the brainiest woman he ever knew., He said she formerly occupied a Bohemian quarter studio in a build ing he owned and that be had taken her (o restaurants and theaters on | {tempt on his life. |when he refused to diverce |and marry her, and that by agree- IMPORTED Widths up to 3 inches, Eer GLAS DESSERT DISHES Clear erystal, regular value 5e. Special Wed- nesday only-— 12™29c¢ various occasions, some panied by Mrs, Smith. Al in bed, Mrs, Smith jum window when the girl shots at her, In an aut ymobile, believed by police tn have been driven by Glasffik, Miss Stopa yesterday went to the Smith's home 1 Palos Park, a suburb, fired at Mrs, Smith and shot ang killed enry Manning, 55, earctaker, who rushed into the room was going to his office and shoot Smith, she ran to the waiting car which disappeared Smith was hurried from his down- town office 1o the state's attorney’s office under guard t vent an at ith said the tened him his wife hrough a fired several young woman had th ment with her husband, after an alienist had pronounced her highly emotional she left Chic: A short time ago Smith notified ber his pay- ments would be stopped According to Virs, Harriet Siopa, her mother, Miss Stopa was graduat- | {ed from law school w | admitted in as an take iost uries. Glaskoff is Kussian nobleman. said 1o be the so - CLUNY LACES | u [ eolor; suitable for scarfs, cen- ters and art pieces; values 95 [up to 15¢ yard. For c | tomorrow only, yard. . 5c¢ | CLINTON Declaring she A R;m;;kul;le 6Ne|‘inz of E KROLLS OVERALLS These superior grade union made overalls, of blue denim, hickory stripe and otis checks in all sizes. For 99c tomorrow only.... SAFETY PINS One dozen on card, as- sorted 3 sizes to dozen; sell at 10¢ everywhere, For Tomorrow 3™19c¢ “BALDIES' " ANNUAL MEETING Will See Painting by Riah Gnikeal, 10 termationally Famous Artist, at An. nual Gathering in Waterbury May 2. Bald-headed men of Connecticut are preparing to gather in Waterbury on May 12, when the famous organ- tzation known as The Bald-Head Club of America will hold its annual ban- quet. Long in advance the curious can find out who is going. Just netice the dome of any bald man. Those that are most brilliantly shining are owned by club members who are polishing up in preparation for the great gathering. A prize of a free bottle of Sure-Shot hair remover is 16 be given this year | to the member who exhibits the finest polished cranium, Ring W. Lardner, the great Ameri- can humorist, who has now progressed in bair shedding to the point where e will be admitted to membership, rially potent con- Sure-Shot is ared under the direction of the officers of the club in hondr of | Ring. He is to be given a shampoo | Selling below actual cost of production. Pure Irish linen Handker- chiefs, full size, nicely hem- stitched. Both sheer and heavy grades. For 6 39 tomorrow only for C Good cotton Handkerchiefs, with corded borders and woven with this extra powerful liniment as a part of the program that will leave him without a hair on his head. The holds that no university could literary man a club nfer upon any et honor than this e club has commissioned Riah Gnikeal, ove of the leading artists of America, to prepare a painting for exhibition at the annual gathering. The subject deals with the rise of civilized man from the brute stage of the hairy ape up through the stages of short halr and whiskers and on to the ideal advance of the human race when man stands forth bald and ab. solutely free from hair., John Rode meyer, president of the elub, who has been watching (lte progress of his painting, says it I8 a masterpiece. After the banquet, it is to be presented to the Yale Art school. NEW BATES SUSPENDED Washington, April new rates on lumber and other for- et products from Baltimore, Jersey City, Philadeiphia and New York to interior points today were suspended from April 25 until August 25 by the interstate commerce commission. The new schedules included both increases and decreases. 25.—P'roposed Wednesday Only, pr. Made of fibre, .pointed block, natural finish. day only 35¢ SCRUB BRUSHES genuine clear For Wednes- and white, all nu For Tomorrow-— 3™*10¢ | for Wed. only Willimantic THREAD 150 yard spools, black WIRE SOAP DISHES With spring ends to fasten BLOWN TABLE TUMBLERS Plain and decorated, all clear lead blanks, 10¢ value. Extra Special for 29c at faucets; extra value. For Wednesday Only BLOOMER ELASTIC The 1-4 inch for wom- en's and children's gar- ments: a fine grade mer- cerized lisle: actual value is 5¢ yd. For Tomorrow 6" 14¢ ROYAL SHELF PAPER Assorted 1 vard pieces, first qual- value; for decorations, mbers, ity, extra Wednesday | only “MAN ALIVE” COME COME COME Hear This Interesting Lecture Ly Dr. Bartholow of Mount Vernon, N. Y. Tomorrow Evening, at 8 O'clock Convention of Bible Classes of the Eastern States under the auspices of Everyman’s Bible Class Trinity M. E. Church All Men Welcome Have you got your banquet ticket?