New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1925, Page 4

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HOUGHTON SPEAKS POLICIES OF 1. Peace Based on Good Will Requisite (o Assure Aid off the Old Block M JUNIORS~ Little Ns same then can For children and SOLD BY YOUR NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 5, fave you tried Lemon Sauce made with WILLIAMS LEMON EXTRACT fifteen other flavors The Williams & Catleton Ca Harrrorp Conn ractiy I 1 mo to onie in a- 4 sla o' cislons reached which in the end determine the attitude of tho Amerl. can government o M1 feel tho de now and then 1 el sire becuuse every her lear or rond seenis o imply thut Ameriea’s relation to the prob- p lom of reconstruction is substantlal- ement which jean 1y that of a participant in a gigantio No Assurances Needed zamie of skill, in which it behooves er 1o play cards very warily, lest suddenly und without their knowl- cdge 1) rican pec find them- 01\ 68 heavy penalties, 1T may nkly thut is not Wy overy [ my own view American Viewpoint “1 doubt it the American people 0ok upon thelr ventures in recon- ruction in any such fashion. Their viewpolnt is much tnore like your own Thew, ke you, are contemns- plating the slow recovery of a world ich hus been badly hurt morally d physically r. 1t material ress hitherto has heen slow we congratulato ourselves has been 1re As W cast kward over the past we note a really The funda- o peoples of vance, y that y to work h boe t which t tion could ALMENTS OF YOUNG GIRLS Reh ved by Lydia E. Pink- ham’sVegetable Compound School Teacher’s Experience Evanston,Wyom 3 Afewyears ago 1 had trouble month such softenhave, would suffer fnl]v every r two or s. One nother which 1did, and it dic ) year 1 1025, currency values have been stabilized, Inrpely Your own long-sustained and magnificent effort to place your old Lasis hu crowned with success. “Order has been ¢ while to some extent ganization of internation mArkets, which came a consequence of Woney on u g Al tr winty, marked improse jown even hor somewhat tryiing po doubt lea That mu assots. aperity g Hard Work Ahead “Nevertheless, w e s almost & already b dnvolves considet more or less intan i purti min whi (RICE] v what t 4 s was the to e forces of stroyed for t nother's good falth i t liuman society 1s to 1s & whole that t least be a ing of defit faw our pay res s been ablished, and disor ado and natural in the st we But rounda- have it remaing to b accomplishe et ar nvolves, moment bellef in on p men who eredit th to T or them | Ladies’ Tricolette $1.00 Value $1.00 Ladies’ Windsor Crepe GOWNS 2" $100 Ladies’ Crepe BLOOMERS oL Ladiey’ 1‘(,).) STEP: 4" $1 00 39¢ value Pineapple 4" HAPPY HOME Sizes J6—! $1.00 value l)RJ' SSES Ladies' Lingette BLLOOMERS All colors 2" $1.00 Ladies’ TRIMMED HATS Vednesday Only Value to $1.98 LADIES' VESTS 10" $1.00 THIS DAY BRING d = = Siwee 24x 33 WINDOW SCREENS Reg. 69c value Wednesday Only 2" $1.00 JARDINIERES Large sizes 100 Value to $1.49 Fancy Metal SERVING TRAYS $1.00 £1.59 value 16 gt. and 2( ENAMEL KI $1.00 Value £1.19 Large Yellow MIXNING BOWLS CUPS and Complete 10(: Value 19¢ LUNCH KIT with VACUUM BOTTLE complete $1.00 SAUCERS MARQUISETTE I. CURTAINS Ecru Fringe Trim $1 60 81,19 Valve LINGETTE $1.00 59¢ yvard . GINGHAM 10 Value 15¢ yard (RE JU"\} c yard 00 .:lh " $1 00 W ASH $1 00 Slightly Soiled WINDOW SHADES 3" $100 Value 59¢ 328 MAIN STREET S OPPORTUNITY FOR REAL SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Children’s PANTIE c value Nizes 4" $1.00 Children’s Three-quarter length fancy top ~PORT HONE 9¢ value 4™ $1 00 Ladies’ SILK CAMINOLES Reg. $1.00 value 2" $1.00 KR DRESSES 2-6 vrs LADIES fi.":nl:n ."l.‘““ value PALMOLIVE ING CREAM, Regula) WALDORF ular ELECTRIC Bt 25 to 60 watt CURTAIN MAL TISSUE, Regular Size PILLOW CASES REGAL RECORDS Latest Hits 4™$1.00 ° FASHION PEACOCK tQUISETTE, Children's ROMPERS All colors, 69¢ value. 2" $100 Children’s Chambray WASH SUITS 2" $100 Reg. 9%¢ value Childven’s Mercerized HALLY SOCKS ]. 0(‘ Pair HOSE ¢) Pan e f0) 4™ $1 00 1c 6" $1.00 vard 17C ....39¢ ... 15¢ TAPESTRY SCARFS $1 00 .39 Value TO APPRECIATE THESE VALUES ONE MUST Full Length WHITE RUFFLED CURTAINS w $1.00 for 79c¢ value GRASS RUGS 27x50 inches 2" $1.00 BERRY SETS $1 00 98¢ CLOTHES BASKETS Wednesday Only 50c BATH STOOLS $1 00 Reg. §1.39 7-Piece BOSTON BAGS $1 00 Brown and Black Mercerized TABLE CLOTHS $1 00 $1.39 Value CAPITOL 5¢ - 510 STORE® ALLUMINUM WARE £1.00 Percolators £1.00 Double Boilers 79¢ 1-qt. Sauce Pot 79¢ Colander Choice of Any 2" $1.00 FORD LUGGAGE CARRIERS $1 00 Value $1.69 AUTO CUSHIONS $1 00 AUTO JACKS \ alue £1.00 79¢ 79¢ $1 .00 STILSON WRENCH $1.00 Oval Shape RAG RUGS Value $1.25. 79 & Each OILCLOTH SCARFS 19¢ value AUTO PUMPS Vaiue 81.00 EMERY GRINDERS 14-in. £1.69 Value Tanlac puts flesh on scrawny folks their wlac t can Made Her Feel Like New Woman “My mpfllte was gone, and 1 was losing weight fast, Couldn't sleep=my general health was bad. Tanlac brought my weight up 15 lbs. and made me fecl like a new woman.” Manola Gunn 1386 E. 55th St. Los Angeles, Calif. e ELECTRIC! TOASTERS Complete with attachments $1.00 N — E THEM. Mercerized SOCKS l’dn t olors, Bldck Navy, ]{m\\ n and Grey. ' \len'~ Men's Khaki Work SHIRTS 4" $1.00 Men's Silk Stripe SHIRTS $1.00 Value §1.49 MEN'S PAJAMAS $1 00 $1.49 Value MEN'S PANTS $1.00 All sizee, Value $£1.69 MEN'S OVERALLS Heavy $1 00 Denim BOYS' SNEAKS 98¢ Sizes 2 to 6 Men's Balbri UNION SU 2'$1.00 Regular 79c value

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