New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1925, Page 13

FLASHES OF LIFE: NEW YORK-LONDON |'ct/s oo e e = TELEPHONE TALK SOON FOR 5 DOLLARS & """ “ The Amoctated Press London--A talephone subseriber, | gjure, he sittipg at home, will be able to talk [ang other to New York via radio soon for $5. puts |t an ol Chicago—~Ultra violet clinics to rr-: Quce infant mortality arc suggested by Dr. C. W. Westerman of t. Louls | as the best method for Bchepp of New York to spend the millions he wants to glve away toald | humanity. i | Plainfield, N, J.—A trafile police- | |Sundays, when with a woman asso- his cats" through thelr paces ap factory, Rome, N. Y.—~Mrs. Ella A, Obble, president of the stato W. C. T. U, |University of Vienna, thinks Governor Smith was defeated bt Leopold | ror nomination for cause he represented the wettest el ment In the democ |attituge has not changed.” | veals in a'pamphlet explaining why has no opera in — v Chicago — Stanislaus Zbyszko, leopards |tWice world's heavyweight wrestling champion, has obtained his final citizenship papers , The glant Pole, who came to this country in 1909, suys he is a graduate In law of the lions, \ Tios Angales — Charlle Chaplin probably will move his motlon plc- ture business to New York soon, he president “be. tle party, His denfed he a8 consldering moving ran with seven children has a !, : ‘\M'I' I;:r;rh n‘n“‘ Yon 1;,(,1.‘»m organlzation to England. bright new dimo from John D. oo chancellor, is \g(:nlng Chicago — Vice-President Dawes Rocketeller for each, | s has joined the Boy Scouts, He was " % & P made honorary president of the n:n‘i;nrrg‘rklh:f;):nz:\nz";hi“\r";:,'_\).,“ ” New York—Convicts 1\.,,,:;scnu( «*om.cil‘ of Evanston and took heads a group that has brought for | BlAckstone. One has already argued | COMmand of the troops in which 86,000,000 the Vanderbilt hotel, on |l COUIt seeking his release and an- | Dana, his adopted son, s a drummer. the site of the famous commodore's | ©thCF 13 golng to | e howe. New Haven. Conn.-—As an astron- | Santa Rosa, Callf. — Low flying v o |omer the Prince of Wales Is a good |airplanes are demorallzing the Maisons-Laffitte, France--Because | (raveler. “Gosh, I'm not good at|chicken business in Sonoma county, Transvall was unplaced in the | this sort of thing.” a Yale professor [The Cegarewitch stakes hls trainer, Vas- |AU01es him s saving when frying to make a telescope work in | chickens scurry for cover and suspend egg-laying activities when #llf Wadonsky, has hanged himdelf. South |the great hawk-llke shadows pass | Africa. with a voar. Poultry men want the Providence, R Glenna Collett | 3 | planes to fiy on a higher altitude is appreclated officlully by the city.! Beirnf, Syria—Bodies of 24 ban- — The aldermen have adopted a res- dits Killed by Freneh troops are ex-| 1Los Angeles — Roscoe Arbuckle olution about her golf feats. {posed in the public squares as a|will not be eliminated from the Mas- -— | warning. New York—Training wild animals | is the hobby of Charles W, Beall, a| New York Wall street banker. Soclety numnls‘lMx 1 Caruso 1 quality when he tried to quers club revel as requested by the Los Angeles board of education 1ost most of | Rather than bar him, the actors’ or ganization, of which he is a mem- safd on arriving from the east. He | ment, Pure an 75¢ Rexall Theatrical Cold Cream . 25c Georgia Rose Talcum Powder. 50c Olive Shampoo. 50c Harmony Bay Rum. 30c Rexall Shaving Cream 50c Jonteel Face Powders ......... 50c Bouquet Ramee Talcum ... ¥1.00 Bouquet Ramee Face Powders 35¢ Charmona Face Powder...... 50¢ Klenzo Liguid Antiseptic, ....... 25¢ Riker's Peroxzone Toilet Creme .. 35¢ Juneve Talcum ........ 50c Harmony Rolling Massage Cream 50 Arbutus Vanishing Cream 50c Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion. . 25¢ Violet Dulce Talcum...... . 1.00 Arbutus Toilet Water (5 oz). | 'Sc Cream of Almonds. | 0% Petroleum Hair Rub. ‘e Harmony Hair Fix. 3¢ Rexall Cold Cream (2 ol.) ! ic Riker's Antiseptic Tooth Powder 'c Rexall Shaving Powder 0c Rexall Shaving Stick :5c Jonteel Soap 1.00 Jonteel Compacts 'S¢ Medicated Skin'Soap. ... | 3¢ Resall Toilet Soap 'S¢ Klenzo Tar Soap )c Egyptian Palm Scap ¢ Jonteel Powder Pu Goodform Hair Nets Mazimum Pocket Combs 19c Wash Cloths coth Brushe 3: Tmported . Foods every week-end. We quote 15c Liggett's Breakfast Cofiee, 7 /b, iggett's Opeko Tea '3 /&, :S¢ Cocoa, 14 /. . The Safe 35¢ Peter’s Milk Chocolate l-!;:lf Pound Bar . ssies 2101 26 nourishing. YOu save 34c Toilet Needs 78¢ Jonteel and Juneve Miniature Perfume. . $1.50 Bouquet Ramee Toilet Water. .. 50c Harmony Cocoa Butter Cold Cream 1.00 Georgia Rose Toilet Water (5 0z). .. 1.00 Violet Dulcs Toilet Water (s o0z.)..... .00 Harmony Quinine Hair Tonic (8 oz). . ¢ Georgia Rose ColdCream Face Pov 3¢ Riker's Antiseptic Tooth Powder.. The following items are sold in our stores because they represent excellent walues. 217 Main Street Drug Stores I R ] T T R N ‘ H NE CENT SALE Thursday, Friday, Saturday Oct. 15th, 16th and 17th HE plan of the One Cent Sale, is to sell two of any article out of a selected list for the price of one, plus one cent. sell the large tube of Klenzo Tooth Paste, regularly in our stores at 50c. During the One Cent Sale you may purchase two tubes for 51c. Quantities Unlimited—Buy All You Want w 50c Klenz A pure, clean, last- ing dentifrice, which thoroughly cleanses an whitens the teeth. 2. [or TGCT 35¢ Liggett's Milk Chocolate, 34 Ib. Bars 2 for 26¢ 1.00 Liggett's Par Val . 2 for 51c | 60c Homemaid Wrapped Caramels, Pound. .. 2 for 61c . 2 for 51c 2 for 31c Stationery 2 for 76¢ o . 7 1.00 Symphony Lawn Statienery %f-m ;‘IC (Box of 24 thets and 24 envelopes. Fmgy i Jor SIC | onders.” Decle i e 2for1.01 for 1.01 | goc 1.ord Battimore Stationery ; . 2 for 36¢ (Box of 24 sherts and 24 envelnper) 2 for 51c ceves 2for 1.51 | 10c Writing Tablets 2 for 51c | (Ruledor plain. 45 sheets) Sesessa2 for lle 2 for 26¢ | 45c Cascade Linen Writing Paper i ;br 36c (Ome pound, about 00 e e 2 for 46¢ . 2 for 51c | 40c Cascade Linen En .2 for 51c 2 for 51c 2 for 51c 59¢ Puretest Rubbing 22 for zg; 60c Puretest Aspirin Tablets, 5 graim—100"f 2 for 70c : 2{9( ‘1'01 20¢ Boric Acld, 40Z. ..vvvvneeerneannnans 2 for 21c 3 f:' 1.01 | 15 Borax Potder g 0. sosss2 for 16c S 1'01 25¢ Fluid Cascara Aromatic 2 0%.... .. 2 for 26¢™ e élc 18¢ Rochelle Salt 2 oz. : 2 for 19¢ 2 for 36c | 25¢ Glscetine and Rose Water, 4 ot.. 2 for 26¢ S 11 . %IL 60c Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Pint . 2 for 70c 3 1‘;: 512 30¢ Glycerine Suppositories, Adults 12's...... 2 for 31¢ s for 26c | 23¢ Glrcerine Suppositories, Infants 12's... .2 for 26¢ b :,; for ;,“; 35c Rhinitis Tablets, 100's : 2 for 36¢ .2 for 36 | S0¢ Effervescent Soda Phosphate 40 2 for 51c 2 for 31c | 20c Zinc Oside Ointment 2 for2le 2 r’”r 31c | B¢ Blaud's Pills 5 gz, 100's . 2 for 26¢ 2 for 26¢ 2 for 101 | 45¢ Cascara Tablats, § gr. 100's ... 2 for 46¢ .o & JOT ;\Fw *25¢ Riker's Mentholated White Pine Cod : % for 26¢ Liver Extract. . 2 for 26¢ Zoib 16¢ | 25c Catarrh Jelly .. .. 2 for 26¢ e or 26¢ | 75c “93” Shampoo Paste. . ... . 2 for 26¢ 2 for {éx 25c Tincture Todine, £ % ................. 2 for 26c Y £ {;y’ ;6‘ 20c Soda Mint Tablets, 100's ... o2 for2lc R 4 ;fi: 35¢ Cascara Compound No, 3 Hinkle, 100's. . 2 for 36¢ 3 ;A_“, 21c | 25¢ Larkspur Lotion, 2 ea. : .. 2 for 26¢ 5 fc | 25¢ Laxative Aspirin®Cold Tablets, 24's .... 2 for 26¢ 2 for 36¢ P i 25¢ Throat Gargle, g 0 Lot ai. 2 for 26¢ 50c Quick Acting Plaster. . 2 for 51¢ 50c “03" Hair Tonic them here 7| 25¢ Carbolic Salve, 2 ¢ 25¢ Corn Solvent o2 for 50¢ Kidnay Pills, 60°s . +ev. 2 for 66¢ | 35¢ Rubting Oil . 2 for 26¢ | S0c No. 6 Disinfectant, 76 ez. , 98¢ Olive Oil (12'502.) 2 for 1.19 | 40c Peroxide Hydrogen, 16 . .. 2 for 41c 35c Vanilla Extract, 2 e~ 2 for 46¢ | 50c Compound Cathartic Pills 100's.......... 2 for Sl¢ 35¢ Lemon Extract, & ¢3 ..+ 2 for 41c | soc Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup. 2 for 51c 4Sc Pure Fruit Jams civeiienn. 2 for 49¢ | $1.00 Rexall Syrap Hypophosphites ...... 2 for 1.01 Strawberry Raspberry . ; I e Rubber Goods, Ete. 35c Pure Grape Jelly, 70 es. . 2 for 36¢ 30¢c Orange Marmalade, /2 ¢=. . 2 for 46¢ | 12¢ Zinc Oxide Adhesive Plaster, 7in.x 75d, 2 {" 13¢ 45c Currant Jelly, 7oes. 2 for 46¢ | 40c Zinc Oxide Adhesive Plaster, 7 in.x syd. 2 for 41¢ 40¢ Salad Dressing, . 2for4lc | Sc Kantleek Nipple AR ...2for 6¢ 25¢ Baking Chocolate, 14 /. 2 for 26¢ | 1.00 Monogram Rubber Gloves, Sizes 7, 8, 9 2 for 1.01 30c Beef Cubes, 72 . . o . 2 for 31c | $2.00 Maximum Hot Water Bottle, 2 guart. . 2 for 2.01 35c Peanut Butter, 70 ¢ .. ...... +eseen... 2 for 40c » $2.00 Maximum Fountain Syringe, 2 gsart. . 2 for 2.01 Creme Puretest and Rexall Remedies 25¢ Twin Tabs (Laxative Tablets). . . . 60c Petrofol (Mineral Oil) 16 es. As an example, we o Dental 2fn81c YouSave 49¢ Candy 2 for 36¢ e Chocolates, Pourd 2 for 1.01 - velopes, (backage of 50) 2 for 41c Alcohol, Pint Sise. ... 2 for 60c .2 for 26¢ 2 for 61c 2 for 51c .. 2 for 26¢ . 2 for 26¢ 2 for 51¢ 2 for 36¢ 2 for 51¢c NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1025, ber, will seek another place Hollywood High 8chool hall In which to hold the revel, Courier of Lithuanian | s Govt. Missing Strangely Oct. 16 imystery surrounds the disappearance of a diplomatic courler of the Lithu. anlan government traln Lound from the border station of Sebezh for night. Moscow, When it was fownd that he was missing it was discovered that s personal baggage and the diplo- matic mall he was bringing here re- mained untouched {n his compart- They were tuken in charge of by the rallroad authorities who will turn them over to the Lithuan- ian mission in Moscow. ties are inclined to suspect a erime has been committed and amp making |yos an investigation gree of cordinlity which marked the | *T¢ \g & plty,” sald the chief of (A—Comp! . 9 . ¢ Lt ol SO B0 omplete SOClfll B f R C[l W " meetings between the heads of the lane of the delegations, “that some arriers Razed a5 Well arte"sno cerma “mions” bt 07500 i s o e | WW@ME £0 S {also with respect o the fraternal lavallable to outsiders, for it was not from an express P l [ spirit in which unofticlal members only genuinely philosophic but as Political of the various delegutions hobnobbed 'also of practical import in that It ins Reduce, Moscow Wednesday — with one another, |spired us to find a solution of the . Locarno, Switzerland, Oct, 16 (® Mrs. Chamberiain, wife of Austen problem with which we wére wrest. EAT PR g Chamberlain, the British forelgn ling.” Peuce along the Rhine has not Y, graclously poured tea for been the only thing negotiated by lor Luther and Foreign Min- the Germans during the past two somann; IPrench journal- weeks In Locarno. ‘They have,effec. Ists danced with the wives of their tively broken down the soclal bar-|German colleagues, and English B d rlers which Imposed a stage of 1so- newspapermen lured Germun serfbes real The authorl- [lation upon them at former meciings tennis conrts In the early with the allles, even as late as last s hours, GET A LOAF FROM YOUR s conference in lLondon where reciprocal good will thus be M. Uerriot, the French forelgn min- cngendered on all shdes was reflect- GROCER TOPAY 13, than 2 This man also dilated on what he Mcmorfal termed the skiliful manner in which Austen Chamberlain divertod discus. slons Into non-political channels 8| when the running debate threatened to become acrimonlous, Ister, still was a bit shy about ask- | ed in the executive and plenary ses- ing D. Mary, then German «whaneel- slons, where serious discussions over lor, over for a cup of tea. Article XVI frequently stimulated & ¢ The present conference muy be spirited exchange of views on the {said to have accomplished a com- world outlook and kindréd subje plete ralsing of the post-war social of ethical, rather than political i boycott, not only as regards the de-|port, | . BUILT ON VALUE Rothfeder’s | | 378 Main Street GROWING ON VALUE Sizes For ' Misses And Small Women Sizes For Women And | Large Women | e ma - — o) e — Including Dozens of One of a Kind Sam- ples. Worth a Great Deal More. Richly Fur Trimmed in the Season’s Very Newest Manner, SATURDAY—A VERY SPECIAL SELLING OF INTER COATS STUNNING COLORS CHOICE FUR TRIMMINGS Natural Squirrel THE PLUMAGE Dyed Squirrel $ SHADES Fitch Mandel Caracul The New Blues Fine Fox The New Browns Vicuna Fox Black, ‘American of course, Opossum All the Colors to Be Fashionable This Fall and Winter Dyed Opossum Sand Weazel Manchurian Wolf SUPERB NEW MATERIALS Lustrosa Lustonia Monteébello Velora Carmena Fawn Suede Pinpoint HIS is undoubtedly the season’s fore- most sale of Coats, for it brings at a most moderate price garments which are {a of the very highest type—deeply under- priced because of our ability to obtain ex- ceptional concessions from manufac- turers. HE Paris openings are over—the Fall mode is: set. These Coats represent hion’s many and varied modes, featur- ing the fascinating flares, back, front and side, the swagger mode which shows a slim, piquant silhouette and the wrappy coat—all gorgeously fur trimmed on collar, cuffs and border. - ROTHFEDER’S A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY COAT UNTIL WANTED A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY COAT UNTIL WANTED