New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1925, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, [INMN T"PS‘Tmuse:l;l_a:(-m“ More [ [;A”SES W[IRRY ’ Full and Skirts Shorter | i i J 12 (=T} has Rio Has Congestion Worse Than |, London, vume 32 i-—tere s ‘England I5 Much Disturbed Over tailors and members of the New York's prerith st : ; “.,m:‘ Lack of Supply o ake p the g"' trousers T e e \'\Ylhn'i\”L.n:- P very popular this [L——— Rio de Janeiro, June 12, (A — spring at Oxf | June 12, (P —Possi- New Yorkers There was a suggestion of | migtic vlews on the future of the | famous Manhattan subway crowds Manchester, accustomed to the ' cotton industry in Lancashire have would find their experiences of lit- heen tle value in trying to secure a seat in some of b trains serving Rio d district In 1,440.000 o4 of 1,0¢ 8 Rin de Janeiro, and 440 w, most of them locate rallway which city of Sao T a furni ur ann service for t during the |H'h hours, s of o1 3 expressed In various quarters Garden club recently, which caused no end of comment. The duke's trousers were just full enough to warned the country of what would happen in the event of a shortage of cotton °s, and went so far it it was possible to ' or “bloomer” ¥ ' the tIm& when America, by the uni- worn this Ich b were drawn, would con- much cotton as she could ) in sub- d on the connects * ' has been in the doldrums since short - | skirts for young women became the | This warning I8 now echoed by FAEe Captain G on “Cotton Growing in the British !.mmrr' and Exotlc Countries." ‘““I'here is a world shortage of mmtnue of bales n! cotton of the varieties,” the mmrmge and prohibi- Red Cross Training School For Nurses Warsaw, June 12 (A—The W nursing hool founded by American Red Cross and s ported In part by it has ted crowds on some trains its third commencement exercises. 1s impos- . and that of all other coun- etter service is fur- tries, with a crisis of which the here. Viscount Leverhulme recently | most of Lancashires | S Burnbam in a book | | author | confront the Lancashire | from?" and he supplies the answer that it must come principally from the new cotton flelds of 1% Rritish 'ton. at economlic prices, to come Emplre, “but only graauauy.” Radlo Telephone System ’ May Result in Mexico | Mexico City, June 12 (P —General | Gustavo Salinas, .chief of the army | aviation department with the ald | of departmental experts, 1s putting | the finishing touches to an inven- ‘nnn which he belleves will revolu- | tionize radlo communleation. Starting with the idea of de- veloping a method to peace alr- planes’in radio communieation with their landing fields, he has devel- | oped his system enough to warrant the bellef that telephone users in any city possessing a broadcasting statlon, by simply calling up that | station, can communieate with any | person in any city of the republic enjoying equal telephone and broad- casting facilities, ITALIANS TRAVEL THIRD CLASS Rome, June 12 (M—One hundred milllon passengers rode on the tlal- | tan state rallways during last year, according to statistics recently is- sued. They pald an aggregate fare | of 1,400,000,000 1ire, FEighty-six per cent of the passengers travelled third class, 12 per cent second class gravity can only be compared with | and onl per cent first class, the cotton famine brought about by | T T the American Cisll war." ‘ 700 KIND TO BABOONS Captain Burnham attributes the | yondon, June 12 (A—Ninety sa- “appalling disaster which has over-'cred baboons from Abyssinla have taken the cotton growing industry just reached the London Zoo and, In_America” to the ravages of the until acclimatized, will be put into city of the school 1s so highly appreciat- | boll weevil. “The proBlem which |a cage supplied with radlant heat This movement has heen stimu- cd that the Polish government, has | Lancashire and all countrles have and light. Sheltered ledges outbide lated by the suburban railroad | set aside a sum of many for a new | | speedily to solve 1{s” he says, the cage will be electrically warmed rates, sald to be the cheapest in the | hujlding | “where is the American type of cot- by rays of artificial sunshine. rough the car windows Twelve diplomas were issued to free-for-all stampede for young girls who had finished a two years' course, Miss Bridge, the head of the ¢ due to high rentals, fore- | school. spoke in Pollsh, which she Ing clerks and laborers out of the has mastered since 1921, The work ;"e Rio suburbs s 10th Anniversary Sale FREE Extra Pants with Every Suit FREE . After days of preparation we announce one of the most important events of the season OUR TENTH ANNIVERSARY SALE Those who have bought here in the past will apprec iate fully the significance of this notable occasion. For Tomorrow we will give a pair of Extra Pants Free with ey ery suit RIGHT WHEN YOU NEED SUCH CLOTHES THE MOST The suit with the Extra Pair of Trousers is most welcome, so fine are the qualities, s interesting are the styles and patterns, and so attractive is the workmanship that evew visitor will be agreeably surprised. The Low Price for These Qualities Will Attract Scores to This Sale— Therefore We Advise You to Make an Early Selection FXTRA FREE TROUSERS WITH EVERY SUIT PALM BEACH SUITS $11.75 $21. and $25. % "'A Pair of Extra Trousers Free With Every Suit Purchased Here Tomorrow Worild Benters 396 Main Street, New Britain FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1925, 22 HARTFORD 'SATURDAY Athletic sUle. in an assortment of high-grade materials—striped ma- dras, soisette, plaid madras, rayon, colored silk stripe pomgee; values to Ml'“ 'S ungalow Aprons Umon Sults In fine quality gingham in a very attractive style with touches of . white and contrasting color; all sizes. Street Floor Pure Silk Stockings l Street Floor Normandy Voiles $1.25 Pure dye Silk Hose, full fashioned, with mercerized tops and soles, in a beautiful quality in black and a variety of other popular colors; value $1.65. Street Floor In over 75 excellent patterns and colorings in dots and figures; all dots guaranteed fast color. Street Floor Costue Slips GLOVE SILK $1.55 Envelope Chemise Hand-made Costume Slips of fine f $1'75 : P Of a good durable weight, cut full in length and width, in pretty shades— hand-hemstitched; has shadow-proof A 3 hem. \ : o pink, peach, sunglo gnd white; value $2.75. Street Floor l Street Floor Bathing Corsettes Steiger’s Shampoo 85¢ 12Y5¢ Just the excellent thing for women A four-ounce hottle of high-grade batlers; has four strong garters, side Shampoo; three kinds—Qlive Oil and back fastening, with or without Shampoo, Tar Shampoo and Cocoa- bones; all sizes. nut Oil Shampoo. Street Floor Street Floor COME OUT TO APLE HILL MANOR A Live Development By Live People . For Live People Eighteen lots sold in ten days and sale hasn't started. Nine houses under construction. Nine more to be started at once. Some Action, Eh? Watch for our opening “Ads.” Take Hartford car, get off at Robbins Station. One car fare only. Atwell-Blair Realty Co. OFFICE ON PROPERTY