New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1925, Page 12

WOMEN’S — MISSES’ — GIRLS’ COATS EA SATT ER AFTER EASTER PRICES We just unpacked a shipment of our Spring Coats and they impressed us so greatly that we couldn't resist the temptation to tell you about them. We might use pages of advertising in describing them but we couldn’t tell the story half so effectively as your reflection in the glass will tell it after you’ve slipped into your particular style in the patterns and fabric you want—The price ticket tells another story that will please you! BESSE-LELAND’S Connecticut’s Largest “Ready-To-Wear” Store Girls’ and Juniors’ COATS PRICED $5 .94 Materials 8.94 o '11.94 '14.94 And AND UP Imported Fabrics Ages 2 Yrs. to 16 Yrs. Women'’s and Misses’ COATS PRICED AT 17.50 ™" 27.50 OTHERS TO $200.00 Colors Colors Rust Grey Navy Rust Grey American And Imported Fabrics Tan Copen Navy Black Tan Saommimgton Evenineschoot. stenry | 126,000 DIE YEARLY e CEE NORTH POLE TR o Ty EVENING CLASSES 50 BT 3. 1\'1\:1;<-I1‘u(:“ :‘-; n principal of f R )flenld;"t‘g’:;‘:‘r:c‘:hfo:g‘) 1 Young British Columbian Ex- Has 196 Representatives in, plorer Ready to Start PI[;TM‘ES— H‘ASH Enrollment of 902 Students | ship will be pushed as far as pos sible into the polar iceflelds befor: a base is established and the blimp Stomach Agonized Peopie—Accent New Britain Druggists Offer Today | Says Money Cheerfully Refunded If One Eott[e of Dare’s Mentha Pepsin Doesn’t Stop Gas, Indigestion or Any Distressing Stomach Trouble FINAL PLANS FOR | | feted by winds, are found to be sub- office at the Central ning school. | ject to cancer because of the irrita- - ——— | port Given at Columbia | tion of their clothes on their bodies, Dr. Wood said. Among native races, New York, April 9.—Cancer takes where foods are simple, cancer (sr reported rare. University an anr toll of 125,000 lves in e ¢ | 4 | | to cure and prevention is open."” 1 O'Brien, having supervision over ! Cancer Toll in U, Scientist Explains Sending Them Sailors and formere, who are buf- the schools, has maintained This, Sut April 9.—Grettir Aigarsson, the young British Colom- ' o hopes beat Captain indsen, the Norweglan ex air race to the North a small airship of the . will leave Falmouth |goeciety in session here the develop- his little exploration air-ment of a method of sending motion | erpool where the ship |y y fitted out. He plans dash for the pole ian v to Haold Ar Francis night hemical April explained to the Amerfcan ery about sending i0,”” Mr. Jenkins said, “exists in the hands of the people all be something e process nvolved, 5 < ed very simple and isen to the pole and place the | consists merely in cutting a picture Algarsson | irto tiny hits, throwing it out a window and collecting the fragments o put them together again some- 5 where ¢ ' ton’s sailing master on s cut into bits in » following way: the endurance ) ashioned magic 12 n pro- he Antz { jects the pleture upon a machine in s Worsley wh which revolve four prismatic rings, lost and {two horizontal and two vertical, The ! D itic rings are circular es, ndyisaieaRagatial fully ground and possessed of S0 of slicing the light thrown m into very small particles. ction of these rings v similar to that of the machine one in the r shop, except that the latter | cuts thin strips and slices of bacon or ham, 1f you exami slices of bacon or ham. you will find nts definite areas of a one pictures by nd is purely a Brit- ig idea to beat | itish " said Algarsson” il be Comi by ctic, open | i With {6 power than 700 miles | t d grinding i island of obtained Flight Lieu- Humphries will | the dash for the upon th f “the sees NI * of Shackleton's Aberdeen xplorer aatll gradu- university ices from give some idea of Algarsson A J! 2 ting Liv- | il sl g m from a pictur ; the bacon in 1t and dark owed to pass which om ogist, rep Marr only a cell, equipped with a a conductor of lar 4 a non- ight or vice versa \ing left at the sending except for the operator to tele- ing end to get is & end a process bles the wa employed which rese 1 to er under raight the paper and making the } ertain us by lines across “CLEAN-UP WEEK" USE SOILGRO It is the to renew and increase sofl fertility. of paper and lines of pencll 1 ‘Current sent in accordance with f light & e slices of pleture ope modern and scientific way of areas ¢ One package of Soilgro will assure tiof light at it} vou a finer. grecner lawn, more and ones more beantiful flowers. and carlier and Targer yield of vegetables, Wm. Cowlishaw. Distributor. Tel. 1941 Have representative call and explain St Mark's Church 10th ISBELL RE-APPOINTED rtford —Go lay re-appointed of New Haver poles eom Anr a. ber of the for a term June 2. ars t April GOOD FRIDAY 7230 P M. CANTATA “THE PASSION by A. R. Gaul of Boys and Men Soloists Ralph B. Britton, Baritone Frank N. Kelly, Tenor (Soloist, Center Ch., Htfd. Choir Malcolm G. Humphreys, A. A G.O. Organist and. Cheirmaste: —_— | | schools | (Conlnued from Page Seven) heen noticed during the weeks, help the work of destruction along. 'he rule applics not only to these gections of the town in whiche per- mits are required, but apply ‘also to thos sections where permits are not [required in normal times. The state | fire warden and the Berlin warden |urge the cooperation of all citizens The enrollment in the Americani- [in this effort to check the fire de- zatlon classes during the year Wwas|mon, 902, and the enrollment of the| continuation classes was 193. Of | the students enrolled in the Amer- icanization classes 415 men and 60 women were between the ages of | 21 and 30 years, 143 men and T8 women were under 21 years, 177 men and 25 women were between the ages of 31 and 50 years, one man and one woman were between | the ages of 51 and 60 years and two men were over 60 years of age. Ot the Americanization cla: enrollment the various nationalities were represented as follows: Now that the evening have closed for the season, Director | James E. O'Brien has been busy for | the last few days complling sta- tistics, These show that the aggre gate attendance in the Americaniza- tion classes for the ssions held has been 27,417, and the aggregatc attendance of the continuation classes has been 6,331. w past few t Berlin Items, mid-week serviee st chureh this hour be observed at The regula will be held at tl evening at the u Holiday hour: d are as follows: Open at and close at 9 a. m.; r m, close . m 5:15 p. 1 > Modern Woodmen will their next meeting at the At | building next sday evening,| April 16 | The Boys' club will mect in the| - Lasement Methodist church Men Women ipis evening at 6:30 o'clock. 140 | Mrs. H. Medd has retuined to her . 188 i‘rumu r spending the past 82 days at th : of her mother, 80 Mrs, L. Westcott, of this place, Mrs. M. McCrum of Hartford has | been gueat ends in town. tainment presented club last evenir Sweden Germ Austria . 8paln voveevresns | Russia . . J th Portugal ........ 22 sla (Assyrians) o at was d one of the best | Much riginat- Com most nove credit is due t | ing the program | next week | other of fun is looked M. H. Haz ments for ice | deliver as usuz put committee i The progran also in charge of other | an- | committs i 15 made arrange- and will season. his place, this summer for Masonic Two l ted and| ening lin members Spring Fishing In Canada | & | For information and hooklet, write |to W. J. Gilkerson, Canadian Natioy al Rallways, 333 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. o we an early age this co returned classes, as d m the Americanization | ed for those — Genuine PERSIAN RUG At B. Y. JONES 385 Commonwealth Ave. Phone 285 or 2552-4 ho HAVE YOUR LAWN ROLLED AND PUT IN SHAPL ASHES REMOVED ENNIS & REILLEY Phone 797-12 | of the disease, but off causes an ! cconomic loss of $625,000,000 & year, Dr. I'rancis Carter Wood, di- | ctor of the institute of cancer re- | search at Columbia university, as-| serted in a report submitted today to ! the Gorgas Memorial Institute of tropical and preventive medicine. Of this pumber probably 15,000 lives could be sayed annually if cancer: ated by reputable physi- cians within a few weeks of forma- tion, » estimated. “So far the only adequate treat- ment for cancer is surgery,” Dr. Wood said, “X-rays and radium ar- rest growth and delay the progress ventually it re-| turns. In cases where surgery is! applied at least a quarter fully re- sover. Often a simple operation will ct a cure in early stages. ‘Cancer remains one of our great Men of science the United States and medical mysteries. | Constipation’s warnin, Get sure relief with Thousands have rid their systems of this disease with Kellogg’s. Constipation in your body is like dry-rot in timber. It continually weakens the structure to the point of collapse. Its poisons creeping through your system lead to over forty serious diseases. Pimples are caused by consti- pation. So are circles under the eyes, and spots before them. So are hellow cheeks and sallow skin. So is unpleasant breath. Drive constipation out of your system with Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN. Doctors recommend it—they know “Cancer is not hereditary nor is | it contagious or communicable," said | Dr. Wood. 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