New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1926, Page 16

16 LADY ASTOR GIVES TALKCIN NEW YORK ¢ = oo o e ERCREEE smepmsonow - (5, P4 | MODISHIAIL Rejoces at Post-War Progress § it oo o o e L 3 4 {,_ ACCESSORIES AR 27000, AUTUMN FROCKS Suitable for Early Fall Wear DRESSES OR SPORT When is a Sale Profitable? ght you'll think we define a profit- ;i&‘ Sept. Washable Cape Gloves With novelty turn back cuffs. Leather or tinsel brocaded ribbon embroidery. Full P. K. sewn, in the new fall shades, mode, beav- er, grey. Priced at, palr $2.98 introduced as “t inguished woman in poli- he world,” and “one of th ascinating figures of our s convinced that women have 1ade great progress recently in the rapidly changing world of the past few years. “No longer are women classed for political purposes with erimi- nals, paupers, and lunatics,” she ad- ded. “No longer are they classed as weaklings physically. Look at the | channel swimmers. And the women have had another triumph since then, T read of a lady in Rhode Island who managed to consume two pecks of clams, and ate every man under the table, showing, our digestive organs as well as our mus- cles are superior to man's, Women's progress in politics has been made despite male opposition, she thinks, for “the machine poli- tician doesn't like women. They can't be counted on, they are an unknown quantity, so it woyld seem women are stil up to their 0ld trick of keeping men guessing. Well, it is better to keep them gues- sing than be led blindly by them.” As for the flappers she doesn't quite know what they are, unless the term means the modern young woman, whom Lady Astor considers more venturesome but quite as vir- tuous as her grandmother. Nor does she have any opinion as to prohibition, although she con- slders drink man’s worst enemy, and as far a question immediately asked newcomers when they land “what | do you think of America,” she can’t answer that either. “Although I have lived for 27 years of my still young life in Amer- ica,” she added, “I have only saw a fraction of it. Of course, I saw the best of Virginia, but still, geo- graphically a small part.” But, already, after eight years, we have in Europe a league of na- tions with the chief enemy nation, Germany, in it. No matter what you think of America, we are proud of that, and now lets compare this world war with our civil war. It | was fought among people with one language, one currency, and the same laws, it was not until 12 years afterward that you got the south represented in congress, as every one knew that the carpet bag- | gers did not represent the south.” CUBANS WILL REJECT SEMI-PERMANENT SEAT This Is Recommendation of Pres. | Ch'amoisette Gloves Flare or turn back cuffs, in dain- ty contrasting color embroidery. Gazelle, new grey, rosewood, mode, walnut, contrasting color backs. Priced at, pair O %139 AND DRESS WEAR $10.00 to $39.00 “I don’t believe they will do it,” she sald in a speech last night be- fore 1,500 members of th Frocks for evening, for afternoon and street—all with the originality of the Fall Modes. Every smartly fashioned of Satin, Canton, Crepe Satin, Jersey, Rayotwill and Covert Cloth in one and two piece effects and handsomely made in the season’s VERY MANNISH SRORINCEASRE T o $19.75 to $49.00 Smart plaids and mixtures wonderfully designed for new Fall wear. Simple stylings with full Swagger and straight lines, beautiul pockets and cuffs, are combined with varied shapings and a luxuriously fur-collared in the popylar Fall furs. A Timely Offering and Sale of Home Needs SATURDAY SPECIAL (Third Floor) Davidson & Leventhal . Ready-to-Wear Dept. 2nd Floor Neckwear Featuring the latest large Bertha collar in round, square or corner shape, of georgette, lace or net. Large and varied assortment. Priced from, each Initial Showing %Bec w $3.95 New Fall Hats " For Children Linen Tea Cloths 36 Inches square, hemmed, ready for use; heavy imported linen crash with colored borders or plald centers; regular 79¢c value. Priced 69C for Saturday, each.. Bath Towels Heavy double loop, size 22x44; cho b or pink colored borders; 5 ue. For ay, each. Linen Breakfast Cloth Soft, imported linen floral and openwork Linen Table Cloths Heavy satin damask, floral and convention- al patterns of pure Irish linen, hemmed ready for use, with 21 inch napkins to match. Prices very reasonable in the fol- Handbags New fall leather Hand Bags, pouch shapes with top or back strap handles. Silk lined, fitted with mirror and change purses, large assortment of leathers and colors. Priced at, each lowing sizes: Fringed Net Curtains Three 21x21 NAPKINS $4.95 68x68 CLOTH $4.50 Each 68x86 CLOTH i $4.95 Each $4.95 Just unpacked. The new- est in Hats for the Little Folks. In the becoming, 50X50; attractive Machado Who Asks Un- hemmed qualified Membership. Havana, Sept. 10 (A — President Machado has instructed the Cuban delegates to the League of Nations assembly to decline an offer of a | semi-permanent seat in the league councll. The state department in making this announcement Indicated that the Cuban government approves all | at the | actions of Cuban delegates league assembly but that it is not inclined to accept any offer which does not consider Cuba to have a | membership In | right to permanent the council. The action of President Machado was taken in response to a circular sent out by Brazil to Latin-Ameri- can nations with reference to a permanent chair in the council for Latin America The Cuban gov- ernment, it was sald, in approving Brazil's action follows its tradit position in American nter-c al relations. One Dead, Three Hurt, In Wedding Car Crash N. %3, Sept. 10 (A— of Mounain- X others, in- y when an skidded and turned ove on the Bo waco and 1 at which th cently was crash in Pcrsnn; \\'alkim{r on Golf Course Take Own Risks Seot t » are notice confine t a cou antee This the & ing th atrudk player fre on the was walking on ath which parallels the course MEAD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS Rl b b b b L o s 5 IS4 s Ao S ol 3in s 'mmmmnmmmmmm&mmn $3333333333233323313 L I T IS SIS IS AR5 82 2 - for use; regular $1. For Saturda: . Cheney Silks Princess Satin Pr hes wide pajamas, slips, blou: s and tr Yard Silk Face Duvetyne A rich, soft anel red, ma $]6() Novelly Velveteen A new Fall fast pi draping fabric for shac nn, rose petal, zine. Yard r dresses and jackets small ck check ) nel red oo 43’05 Wool Crepe aranteed was nd s wide; Chanel red, Cashg Cloth ounds; 36 inches Brocade‘d‘ Silk Poplin patterns in beautiful 7 s in beautiful e for negligees, mings, $2.50 Main Doz. patterns with silk fringe; 2% vards long. , Specially o priced for Satur- day, pair Single Blankets Plain and plaids, part wool. Spe- cial to close out Saturday . Table Stemware Goblets, high and low Sherbets. Cocktails and for Wines. Special Velour Pillows Made of fine quality velour in all the THIRD FLOOR leading colors; silk da- smart Tomboy, Poke, Turn-up, Beut styles in a great profusion of all the new Fall shades and fash- foned of Velvet, Felt and Velour in all shapes and sizes. SECOND FLOOR Visit Our Boys' Shop For Real School Clothes Nobby 4 Pc. Suits $9.95 Knickers in a Variety of Patterns The most complete assortment of Boys' Knickers in the city. In straight knicker and golf style, all wanted fabrics; sizes 3 to 17; all well made. $1.49 10 $3.95¢ Blouses €8¢ to $1.95 Lumberjacks $3.45 to $4.95 Sweaters .. $1.95 to $3.95 Hats ....... 1.00 to $1.95 Smart Scheol Suits in attractive styles and patterns; some have one pair long and short pants, vest and jacket, while others have two pairs short pants;.sizes 4 to 17; regular value $12.95. Saturday Saturday Values in Hosiery and Underwear Men’s New Socks Smart Men's Silk Socks, seamed back. New novelty patterns. Extra special value. or Saturday, pair Children’s New Fall Socks Just received new sport socks for boys and girls, new designs in smart 89 c designs in several patterns. Saturday special, pair Women's Rayon Union Suits Saturday A well made Union Suit of Rayon in all sizes to 42. Handsome string beads, very nicely made, in a variety of color and size. FEarrings that come in a profusion of styles and brace- lets that will adorn the hand that wears them; countless number of styles to select from. %Bc .« $3.95 Sweaters The new fall sweaters are very handsomely made in plain and brushed wool. Coat, Jacquard or Slip-on style, all of the newest fall shades. Priced from $2.95 . $5.95