New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1925, Page 14

WATCH CAREER OF " < Nation's Golfers Keeping Eyes on {7 Year Old School Girl for any | to sex or | that drive and ore up to 119, which failed to qualif: | Miss Orcutt has had much experi- | ence and her share of victories since | then, having won the woman's state champlonship last year. When there | is no woman's tournament for her to | enter, however, u y the only| worthy opponents e ("ln find are male members of the White Beeches | club at Haworth, N, J. The men | welcome her as a competitor in all | the club fixtures, in the club champlonship last fall she was run- ner-up, forcing the male victor to do a 74 while she took 79 on a dif- fleult course Which measures 6,496 | yards, Many good women golfers Bexel difficulty with their irons, mot hav- ing the firmness of wrist essential for a orisp and successful ghot. Not so Maureen. The length she gets | with irons would not be at all bad for a professional. The mashie iron is her favorite. Often she has reached a green more than 400 yards from the tee with a drive and an iron, When her short game be- comes as goood &s her long game, experts say, she should be unbeat- able. Mother Orcutt is rather, was, before shs helped teach the art to Maureen. Mrs. Orcutt just had been runner-up in the club woman's championship of her sex when she and Maurcen plaved an honest-to-goodness match. Maureen won. Then mother gave up the game, except for chaperoning Mau- | rren to tournaments, supervising her | practice and reminding her, if she is beaten, that she is young and an- | other year is coming. Miss Orcutt, in her short tourna-} ment career, has won the junior ti- | tle of the New York metropolitan district twice and ghe has qualified | twice in the women's national tour- nament. When the snow covers the fair- ways at White Beeches Miss Orcutt helps develop her wrists by throw- ing & basketball as a member of | the high school girl's team at En- glewood. Loan Sharks of England Face Effective Control London, April 17. — Money-lend- ers, who have hitherto charged in- terest ranging from b up to sev hundred per cent, are in for a siderable reduction in their gal a bill introduced into the House of Lords by Lord Carson becomes law. This proposes that the rate of in- terest charged ehall not exceed 15 per cent unless the lender proves a higher charge is not excessive, and that the transaction was in all cir- cumstances beneficlal to the rower. On loans not exceeding $100, interest is not to be more than 10 per cent per annum. All loan docu- ments must specify the amount ac- tually advanced and the int :n:ixx:x:u::zaxm‘ T TI I ITI T T ‘.nummnmummm‘ 3 a golfer, or | charged. Stylish And Appealing Spring Model No. 8001 Footkar for the fa‘amy o BIG VALUE HOSIERY | 3! WARIEN ORCCTT # Women of Large g are in Proportions i Broadcloth, STYLISH E Too! STOUT | e | CORSETS lines and less weight. 23382 x:xxx:x:xxximmwmn}mmm:tixzxmxu:xxmm bor- | .-... N aturday—New Chic Dresses of Broadcloth 285 g 13 So comfy and convenlent to slip into 1 arly morning! 8o charming to h perfect assurance of their teness through the entire day £ you wish, They're jauntily patterned Ilowers, Stripes and figures, and dis- tir 1 by novel ch as Delts A1 ntrasting col nd cuffs, (2nd I Special! Girl's *1.% Jumper Dresses *1.59 They're mighty good values at $1.95. L 33333TILITIITLILINIINIILININNLL good quality linene, and t dimity walst having a or Pan collar. Some of the Dresses embroidery trimmed. Al colors T to 14. (2nd Floor) Special! Rayon Slips and Bloomers ‘1.2 Double Cuft Bloomers of contrasting col- or. ips are with pleated and plain Flounces. Both Slips and Bloomers are full cut, and in the new high shades. lmp Voile Gowns and Chemise at *1:£ They have plea embellished with exquls bons. Colors: Orchid, maiza, whits, peach, honeydew.—(2nd floor.) Kiddies’ Wash Suits The Choice of Made of a good ing grade of Stylish Stouts accomplish roadeloth, with this with entire comfort, d embroldery, [and enable large women riped collars |to Wwear fashionable clothes becomingly. Made of Heavy coutil; elastic top, 6 double loop garters, abdomen double gauze (2nd Floor) $6.50 and $8 Drapes That Dress the Wmdows in Sprmg Love]mess uch fresh 00l rest sant impre Third Floor 1) 11180tessEs sttt Ittt It IssRsnIIsIIILL 3. )0 Pair 1 yds g (Third } “Bungalow” Lace Curtains $2.98 Pair “Splash” Voile Ruffled Curtains, Special $1.39 Pair rd Floor $ Scranton and Quakm \et (© Lllldll'l \l.llcnal ;‘Jc \d ) Cretonnes 39¢ Yard Dresses 36-inch Silk Damask At §1.69 a Yard $1L00 01 e e Voile Curtain Material \l 39ca Yard 28! 2 w i Ty Hemstitc STAMPED 4 e i PILLOW bk A Terry Cloth 89¢ Yard Silk Overdrape Material At 98¢ Yard 2883 ssIIessessseTIIeeessssItssssssssssteeesssss: % nst NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAILD, . o FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1925. % / D / 7 7 T (‘OLOR, FASHION AND VALUE! THL\ ALL MLLT IN THIS (IREAT Special Purchase of the New Blouse Ensembles $5.00 The blouses are of printed Blouses are along the line of the Chanel Jumper crepe; the pleated skirts Model; skirts on bodices. are in plain crepe_nf har- Five attractive styles; monizing tone, with bor- ders to match the blouses. In navy, rust, green, tan, blue. (2nd FlL.) and-cot- which fashioned of a silk ton mixture crepe resembles silk. A rackful of new Dresses $1 2.75 Included are Flat Crepes, Georgettes, Printed Crepes, Crepe de Chines and Flan- nels. Models are lace trim- med, embroldered; others with ruffies, and in combina- Our $29 to $35 The materlals are poiret- sheen, flannel, suede and twill. Some have wide fur borders, others with fur col- lars and fur trimmed cuffs; tlon effects. Dresses for many with novel embrotder- sport or street wear. Sizes fes. All the new spring 16 to 44. | shades. Al sizes. (2nd Floor) (2nd YFloor) Boys’ and Girls’ Oilskin Slickers $3.95] Sizes 16 to 42. 1In yellows and greens. Sizes from 4 to 12. In yellows and greens. Children’s Coats G A splendid collection of Spring Coats for girls 10 to 16 years of age will go at | this ver,; attractive price, martly fashioned of velour, ‘ suede and twill, Some with fur borders, others with fur | trimmed collars and still oth- —— l Women’s Oilskin Slickers -$4. | come in a goodly selection of tweeds, mixtures, hairlines and checks. They're made by well paid workers, and wear longer than you ex- $9.75 is a very appeal- price for a suit of this with combination trim- ibre. Suit consists of coat mings. and 2 pairs of pants. (2nd Floor) | (2nd Floor) Anderson’s Newest Prints 59c yd In a large assortment of pretty patterns. — Colors guaranteed fast. These are being used for many things. Good values at 59c. (Main Fl.) New Printed Broadcloths 9c yd One of the most popu- lar wash fabrics of the season. Stripes, checks and dotted ef- fects. Guaranteed fast colors. 36 inches wide. (Main FL) To See These CHENEY SILKS /s Is like attending an art ex- hibition. You never hefore 1 saw such sunset loveliness, | such flower garden color! | 50 Patterns $3.50—§3.95 yd 5 OTHER SILKS FROM $2.50 TO VOGU I HAVE ED 1 PATT JEEN D! EF Miss Robertson. the Vogoe Pattern Adviser, will show you how easy it is to make a smart dress, with a Vogue pattc n IMloor) Silk and Cotton Wash Goods $1.50 Silk Striped Broadcloth 5 brand T spring rns Light Money back NE W] Full Fashioned Silk Hose $1.18 Yes, they are irregulars, but of a §2.25 quality! And they'll wear as well as if they were perfect—e promise you that! They come in white, black, nude, tan bark, pearl grey, Windsar, tan and many other shades, We consider these unusual values at $1.15. You will, too! (Main Floor) Aug for, Ne' onfe Ga, | studlo sculpt Borgl work granit to thi Luker being that t predes Mr, Confef WHY “ROLL YOUR OWN”? WEAR Phoenix “Bobbed Hosies” becom . been $1.00 pair e These are practical “Shorts” for women who “roil ‘The their Hose" during Spring and Summer, An espe- destr turne will 1 and e much oblite stood, clally designed top permits a roll just below the knee —-no tying or bunglesome knots! 1In‘all shades. Women’s Chiffon Hose At $1.95 Pair Our Own Guaranteed hose in all silk or lisle top. Guar nteed to comp! give good wear or another palr in their stead, Black, white and shoe to m shades, comm 4 . Clings to the Figure— * Carter or Dalby Silk Knit Undies Just what is needed for wahm days, or by those who want something close-fitting, and a bit warmer than the other Undies. (Main Floor) Carter’s Silk Vests $1.00 Bodice top; in white, flesh, pcach-and or- chid. about figure hope on th centr: Mr, centr: (Main Floor) Silk Bloomers $1.75 Carter's make, In white, flesh, peach and orchid, | (Main Flaor) Dalby Vests $2.25 Heavy slik and rayon, fancy bodice top. Wiite, orchld. Dalby Bloomers $3.50 Made of the best silk and comes in all the new shades, Undies $1.00 and $1.95 Novelty silk Vests and Bloom- ers in all shades. with flesh, | | | | | ‘ ‘ I Choice of Pearl Jewelry In white und the new col- ored tints, Included are one, two and three strand ('hr)korv The strands are 3 inches long. Also t]\ strand bracelets and bracelets. clasp. (Main Floor) Scarfs That are Beauties! Priced $2.98 to $7.95 .UDED ARE PRINTED ( RGE' PLAIN GEORG OMBR} NDS; OTHERS WITH PLAIN BOF ASSORTMENT. LARGE (Main Floor) Modish Chamoisette Gloves I'or women: of good quality 00 . fabric; fashioned with flare and turnback cuffs. Dainty embroidery trim and neat crocket backs. Colors are mode, putty, grey and oak. All sizes. Very good values. (Main Floor) Splendid Linens and Domestics Reduced For Saturday G andle\\ lck Bed Spreads erns. Full and White, orange, $3.95 Linen Lunch Sets 36 foch Cloth and 4 Napkins to matefi. Colored corners. Regular value $3.75. $2 98 \\ Special Silver Bleached Damask 70 inches wide, Chrysanthemum, e i 91.89 22x22-inch Napkins to match oo $5.89 Mercerized Cotton Napkins 22 inch, hemmed, ready | { .15¢ ‘ ¢ Bath Towels ) colored borders. 48c¢ patterns, Full Size Bed Sheets Made of a heavy quality, firm bleached muslin $1.25 $1x90, at ... Linen Table Cloths Size v\\\\ In an clegant hs- patterns 8p! clal ement)