New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1924, Page 15

FUNERAL SERVICE FOR . . DR, SAWYER AT MARION Remaink of President Harding's Per- sonal Physiclan Laid At Rest in Home Town By The Assoclated Press. Marion, Ohlo, Sept. 26.~Brigadier Goneral Charles E, Sawyer, personal physiclan to President Harding and medical adviser to the Harding fam- ily, will be buried in Marlon ceme- tery today, after brief exercises. Dr. Jesse Swank, pastor of Epworth M. £. church, ‘who had charge of the Harding services, will officlate at Whie Oaks, the Sawyer home, and at the grave. Mrs. Florence Kling Harding, the former chief executlve's widow, who has been making her home at White Oaks since Mr, Hard- ing's death, was present when Dr. Bawyer was found dead Tuesday in his office, of heart disease. Services today at both the flawyer Home and at the cemetery will be hrief and private in nature,*accord- ing to aunouncement. Burlal will be made in the Sawyer plot, not far from the Harding tomb. Marlon streets were thronged to- day with friends ot Dr. Bawyer, who have come from all over the coun- try for the funeral, which: probably will be held about 3:30 p. m, the services at the home having been set for 2:80 o'clock. Among those who will attend the funeral services are D, R. Crissinger, governor of the federal reserve board at Washington: former United States Senator Joseph Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, acting president of the Harding Memorial assoclation; Har- ry L. Davis, former governor of Ohio, and Harry M. Daugherty, for- mer attorney general. There will be representatives of the American Institute of Homeo- pathy.from Chicago, Cleveland and a delegation representing tne south. Dr, Sawyer was a former president of the institute. Mr. Crissinger, it was declared, is here simply as & friend and not in any capacity as an offielal represen- tative. Dr. Sawyer, who served for a time as medical advisor to President Cool- idge, after the death of Mr. Havrding, had been devoting all of his time to affairs of the Harding Memorial as- gociation, of which he was president, and it was believed that overwork in that endeavor hastened his end. Y. W. 0. A. NEWS. An effort is Belng made t§ reach every girl in the city with an invi- tation to the Fall Frolic to be held in the Y. W. C. A. activities for the winter, In addition to demonstra- tions of health cfasses and swim- ming, there will be stunts by the @irls’ department and the Industrial Girls' club, Also exhibits are being arranged to show what may be done In the arts and crafts and reed | classes, Goneral classes in dressmaking ocurrent events, basketry and reed work and a new class in arts and crafts, will begin the week of Oc- tober 6. Dressmaking will meet on Monday' evening, October 6, In charge of Miss Jane Gill. The course 18 for ten lessonsand the Woman's Institute Method will be followed. The assoclation has secured Mrs. Chester ¥. Halo for the classes in reed work. These meet also on Monday evening, Ogtober 6: a class for beglnners from 7:00 to 8:30’and an advanced class from 8:30 to 10, There will be ten lessons. Suggested work for beginners consists of work baskets, hanging baskets, fruit, fern, flower and candy baskets, For ad- vanced, market baskets, garden bas- kets, window boxes, jardinieres, trays of all kinds, ete. 1t there is enough demand, a reed class for children 10 to 14 years of age will meet on Saturday mornings trom 10:30 to 12 o'clock. Miss Lillian Swan, in charge of art work at the High school, has consénted to conduct a new class in art'and handerafts, to begin on Tuesday, October 7, at 7:30. The work of this class will be largely in- dividual, introducing projects in ap- plied design through the medium of Batik, leather tooling, weaving, ete. Emphasis will be placed upon the adaption of material at hand to the project. The cost of a project, therefore, will be almost entirely an individual matter, suited to the student’s pocketbook. There will be eight lessons at a very small price, so that no girl wanting such a coursé may feel ‘she cannot afford it. The art class anhd reed classes present a fine opportunity to make Christmag gifts. The class In current events starts Tuesday evening, October 14, at 7:30 and will again be conducted by Mrs. Clarence F. Bennett. It meets in the library from 7:30 to 8:30 each week and s an excellent way for bugy girls'to keep up with current news and important questions, to- gether with the men and women who are making history throughout the entire world. This clasg is free. All classes are open to girls and women whether members of the Y. W. C. A. or not. Registrations should be made this week and next at the Y. W. C. A. office on Hunger- ford Court. The health and swim- ming classes start October 1. Tele- phone 1005, PROTEST FRENCH TAX By The Assoclated Press. Parls, Sept. 26.—The German | charge d’affaires here today preseht- ed to the French government Ger- many's official protest against the French "decree imposing a 26 per cent import duty on all goods from Germany, dating ffom October 1. Germany's intention to try to induce France to cancel the levy was made known in Berlin on Tuesday, In 1922 the cotton boll weevil covered 22,386 square miles of new territory. Red-Beauty Indians have their beauty shows just like the white fokk. But there was much wailing through western tepees this year. Those fair maidens with copper skins, who had fallen into the bobbed-hair ranks, were barred from the beauty pageant at the | Pendleton (Ore.) round-up. Even so, there were plenty of good-looking maidens, who hadn’t shorn their locks, on hand. Witness Esther Motanic (tribal namé White Fawn) of the‘ Umatillas. ! “DO IT NOW!” “Do ft Now!" Those three words form the short, sharp compelling command which reminds men that the mo- ments are slipping past—the hours, the days, the years. Do it now! Never will a better time present itself, for cach moment lost before action is taken is a moment that will never come again; 18 a moment which, had action been taken long ago, might have brougm benefit to you and to the world. The ring of the hammer in our store tells that we are Doing 1t Now; the sounds of unusual constructive activity echo the declaration. But the ring of the. hammer and the nolses of construction tell but half the tale, They speak of material improvements and alterations. They indicate that there will be greater attraction for the eye, increased convenience for the shopper when the work is done. But they do not begin even to suggest the underlying founda- tion of better values, better service, more intense thought that is being constructed for our whole establishment. We are proud of the values we have given-our patrons. We are ‘more proud still, that their expressed satisfaction has not blinded us to the fact that no man, no organization may stand still, content to rest upon laurels won. Lack of advancement means retrogression. Nothing, no one, stands still today, If the ever-present slogan be not “Progress,” then indeed, the canker of complacency will eat the heart, leaving but the shell ever menaced by fail- ure. We Do It Now, bringing every bit of up-to-the- minute knowledge we possess, the heritage of experience, to bear upon the ‘basie improvements we are making in New Britain's Greatest Value-Giving Store, materially and spiritually, We shall present to our patrons a far more —a—-—‘_‘_—‘ Rapldly Nearing Completion Is FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER' 3§ 1924, NEW BRITAIN’S GREATER STORE All departments are stocked with full assortments of new Fall Merchandise and many special price inducements for Tomorrow, SAVINGS HERE ON THESE SATURDAY Notion Specials Mending Tissue, all colors 7c Howard’s Dustless Dusters 15¢. Fancy Gum Rubber House- hold Aprons ....... .. 49¢c Dexter's Darning Wool, all shades ......... ceeees 3¢ Kurly Kew Wavers — 10c size . ... 8¢ Plenty of room and comfort inside the store, regardless of appearances outside FALL HOSIERY Many Extra Values For The Whole Family ACTUAL CASH SBAVINGS At The Drug Dept. V-E-M in Tubes ... .vue 42¢ Rowe's Mentho Sulphur. .45¢ Blue Ointment, 1 ounce tubes 12c. Celery King Tea ...« 19¢ Licorice l'owdcr, 2 oz. pkg. aftractive, convenlent place in which to procure infinitely greater values than ever before, We are heeding the command which possibly hangs where y6u have seen it many times, “Do It Now!" “THE FAIR" | Flannelette Wear FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Women's Slip-over (-ovms of outing flannel Women’s Gowns of heavy Scotch Flan- nelette, [Extra sizes with double yokes. ... ‘Women's full cut Blomers of heavy outing flannel Children’s Bloomers of strlpcd Children's Sleeping (-nmlems of nnnnelclle. with feet and drop seat Wiy v Children's Body Skirts, Sizg 2 lu G—nmde of real Amoskeag flannel ................... Girls' Gowns, sizes 4 to 14, of hcary oulln[t flannel with double yoke . 37¢ 99¢ ..59¢ .. 49¢ 79¢ Reliable Fall Gloves AT ATTRAOTIVE PRICLS Fownes real filosette gloves for women. A fine washable fabric glove—2-clasp. . 59c¢ Kayser's embroidered back, 2- clasp gloves of washable cham- olsette in many 590 Strap Wrist Gauntlet Gloves, with embroidered cuffs, 79 in fall shades ........ c colors...... Willimaniic Thread Black and white, all nimbers, ‘ Safety Pins For to- Full nickel plated safety [ DEFENDER morrow. pins. For tomorrow, doz. Men’s Warm Shirts OF GREY DOMET FLANNEL Full cut, double stitched shirts with collar at. tached. Made with breast pocket, 95 For tomorrow .. e c THE BEST VALUES ANY- WHERE IN Children’s Week-End Sweets OF SPECIAL PRICES Kibbe's Saturday Package—1 Ib, wholesome as- 39c sorted chocolates .. .. (Chocolate Cream . Drope XU 190 K tted Fruit Gum nrops nmrtcd nl flavors, Moore's Push Pins lnd Hang- Infants’ extra grade Cash- 25c 9c. €PS sosivaricnacnie merette Hose — Pair Charter Onk Button and Car- Ol;arn Sagrada Tablets, ;go pet Thread ........... 4c Boys' fine wool Golf Hose, -grain .. «m 22C Whisk good o 3 é;m"r?oms’ s with fancy cuffs ........ 490 Freezone, for the feet...q 21c Heavy Wood Garment Hang- ers, with cross bar..... 8¢ Diamond Dyes, all colors — 156¢ pkg. ...... . 10c 3 in 1 Oil, 30c size . . 19¢ White Bloomer Elastic, 3-8 inch—2 yards ~........ 5 Scalloped Trimming Braid — 3 yard pleces . 8c So-E. Z. Snap Fasteners—10c Silko Durnlng Co(ton — All shades .......,.. wes Be Sport Socks .......... Women’s heavy Silk Llsle §p0rt Hose, in new Men'’s Dropstitch Style Heather Hose — Pair .. Men’s Handsome Si colored stripe effects . Women's outsize I|e| y and garter tops—Pair .. . AN UNUSUAL OFFERING OF New Collar And Cuff Sets Fall styles, beautifully trimmed with hand em- broldery and imported laces. ored linens. All the popular styles. For tomorrow ‘White and oyster col- 49¢ “La ¢ o” Castile Soap The regular 15¢ size cake. tomorrow. ... A high grade soft finish English Tong Cloth, full 86- ! inch width, 1 5 c Yard.....u of heavy metal. Special for sat. . | heavy | Jar Lifters, made of retinned wire. | Saturday...... 90 | Parawax, for preserving—the | pound size. | Saturday. ... veeeeess 7c [ . -Jelly Bags—Iarge size, on a heavy wire stand. 49c Special for Sat. ...... Glass Measuring Cups, with | lip and graduated to table spoons, tea spoons and 8c Col-Pac Canner for preserving ounces, For Saturday .. —round shape, made of heavy | metal. Removable tray. holding 6 jars. Special $2.49 for Saturday. ... Aluminum Fgg Slicers, imado 29¢ | THREE INTERESTING ITEMS IN COTTON PIECE GOODS Apron Ginghams, blue and white check. Reliable New England make, ¢ suaranteed to wash—Yard Scott’s “Lesco” The Great Cleaner el | T 80C SIze warevuens 39¢ 123c Thousands of yards fall cretonnes in new bright pat- terns and colorings, l7c 86-inch — Yard ... ml Aum l)usters, large slw. s 69 C 6¢ Scrub Brushes, pointed ends. Special Saturday. . Bed Sheets — Made of fine quality sheeting. Size 81x90, seamless. Special 89 c for Saturday ... Pillow Cases, made of fine quality musiin, Size 42x36, Special e arian 19¢ Ripplette Bed Spreads, first quality. Size 81x00. Full size double bed. Special T $1.95 Bath Towels—extra large size and weight. double loop. Spe- clal for s neais T 33c Saturday for Saturday Women's Ribbed Heather Hose, in fall colors—Pair.,.... ool Jacques Little Wonder Cap- 19¢ .. 25¢ Glostora for the Hair. ... 39¢c ‘Weldona, for rheumatism 798¢ Joints Ease nueen. 3013, for rheumatism Zonite, the disinfectant... 35¢ =95¢ Park & Tilford's Bay Rum-—_ 80uUNCe «.iiiiinianas 49C Rhubarb and Soda, 4 oz. 21c¢ THE DEAREST LITTLE GARMENTS FOR BABY ARE THESH HAND MADE SACQUES Expert hands fashioned these charming baby garments, of fine Fleisher Yarns, Many styles in crochet and knit- ted patterns, each with dainty crochet silk edge. Surely pretty enough to delight any mother. $ l 9 8 e ate . The price is only ......... WARM, COZY THINGS FOR BABY DEAR Hand made Bomnets of soft yarn, trimmed with hand crochet 3 Warm Kimonos of Domet flannel with pretty shell-edge embroidery .. . Gertrudes, barrows and pinners of heavy white flannelette with embroidered edge . Beautiful hand made, knee length Bootees, with ribbon bow .... New Brushed Wool n pink or blue Carter’'s wool finish, fine ribbed Vests, Sizes 1t0 6 ... . 98¢ 59¢ .39¢ 49¢ .. $1.49 ..49¢ EXCELLENT VALUES, INDEED! : FALL SUITS For Little Lads Fall styles, well tailored of sturdy Corduroy and flannel tweeds, Pleasing colors in sizes 8 to 8. Oliver Twist and two-piece Middy mod- els. Real economy; we recommend $l 95 these. The price tomorrow is. Men’s Handkerchiefs PRICED VERY LOW Women's Handkerchiefs A nice grade sheer lawn ™ Lb. A special price for tomorrow 10 years. Made with feet, drop on all the late seat and October releases ..... 450 pocket. . 790 We Want E: Player Piano to Try These Jewel Word Rolls 19¢ Every Owner of a Sleepers extra heavy weight. \ Inspection. o \ Christmas, A full 3-ounce botfle of this reliable remedy. For tomorrow .. STOP THAT COUGH! SYRUP OF WHITE PINE & TAR USE DR. SUMNER'S “Royal Society” EMBROIDERY PACKAGES A complete line of the new Fall packages now ready for your Not too early to commence your fancy work for These sleeping garments are Sizes up to 16¢ A superior grade White cotton Handkerchief, full size and nicely hemstitthed. For oW, ... Another T.ot For Tomorrow of Handkerchicf with 1-4 inch hem. You should buy a sea~ son's supply of them. For remeceees B 1 2BC row. .. Here, Sir, Are FALL CAPS THAT YOU WILL RE PROUD TO WEAR. Truly a revelation in Cap values are the sturdy fall caps, made of pure wool fabrics, B of Those in fancy mixtures and dark fall tones. The lined and full lined styles, Rlly e o Tros e FN95¢ Shoes For Children Sizes 3 to 8 — made of sturdy . leather in black and brown. We fully guarantee the wear of every eI ) | tomorrow 500 OF THEM | JUST Shinola Shoe Polish Qutfits | With the fine lamb's wool tex Toou: Brushes Fach guaranteed, fn indc- vidual sealed cartons | polisher and real bristle scientific brush. dauber. For episilotes] 19c | e .29¢