New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], November 13, 1918, Page 3, Image 3

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMB ER 13, 19I&
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A lot of new Neckwear
'has just arrived.
Consisting of the very
latest creations in
Georgette Crepe Collars,
Filet Net Collars,
Satin Roll Collars,
P. K. Roll Collars,
Corded Silk Roll Collars,
Net Stock Collars,
Crepe and Satin Sets
From 25c to $1.75.
OMMERCE CHAMBER
ENDS FOURTH YEAR
ROUTE OF THE WHITE FLAG
The Waist section offers
some very dainty things in,
voile, organdie, crepe de
chine, georgette crepe, ef
fectively designed and trim
med, from $1.25 to $5.98 ea.
Gymnasium Bloomers.
Made of fine grade black
mercerized satin izes 12
to 18. Correct in shape and
properly made at $2.00 a pr.
An attractive and exten
sive variety of Aprons, all
shapes and sizes, white and
colored for immediate or
holiday use from 38c to $3.25
,
NERVOUS ENERGY
life's momentum, depends upon
a well-nourished body. When
strength is depleted and the body
lacking in essential nourishment,
(he nerves are tke first to suffer
simon-pure in substance, rich in
tnnir nnnlirip;. nourishes the
whole body and strengthens and
steadies the nerves, vvnerever
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recognized standard tonic-food Yjlf
and conserver of strength.
jScqU & Boiroe, Bloomfield. N. J
18-17
New Era of Achievement Pre
dicted by President Pelton
Tho New Britain chamber of cojn
nieroo held its annual meeting and
banquet last, evening in the banquet
hall at. the V. M . C. A. President
K. W. Pelt on presided. A large per
f outage of the membership was pres
ent, at the meeting. Secretary L. A.
Spraguc read his annual report of th
work accomplished during: the past
yea r. lie was followed by Ernest W.
Christ who urged the members to do
their utmost to support the United
AVar AVork campaign.
Five Directors Elected.
Five directors were elected to hold
office for three years. They are:
George T. Kimball, representing ' the
manufacturers; Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe,
representing the. professional men; A.
A. Mills, representing- the merchants
and business men; John Ar. Lockett.
from the general membership; and
Frank M. Holmes. The 'directors will
hold a meeting- soon to elect officers.
President Makes Kepoi-t.
President F. W. .Pelton then read
his report which remarked that the
New Britain Chamber of Commerce
closed its fourth year's work last
month, after the most unsettled year
that the Chamber has experienced, but.
it looks forward to a more successful
year than ever because of the signing
of the armistice and cessation of hos
tilities. Th position of secretary of the
Chamber has been very successfully
filled by L. ,A. Sprague, who by his
sincerity and straightforwardness has
won a place in the hearts of mer
chants in this city. Miss Mary Cnrtin
also deserved a word of praise for her
work during- the months between July,
1 91 7, and April, 191S. She is still with
the chamber as Mr. Spragnje's assist
ant. Her work during- the months in
which. the chamber was without
a cecretary was Ihe only thing
that kept the organization in exist
ence. A full time superintendent has been
engaged for the Americanization work
and the city is financing- the work. It
is pleasing to know that. Nw Britain
is,, foremost among all the cities of
Connecticut in this work.
The New Britain war gardens were
very successful this year. Herbert
Camp was chairman of the commit
tee and Mr. Holmquist was superin
tendent of the gardens. The number of
gardens was increased this year from
700 to 1 250.
Factory Men IIclp Nursery.
The support of the factories was se
cured in founding a day nursery. New
Britain now has a modern day nurs
ery, an experienced trained nurse,
Mrs. Francis P. O'Brien of Vine street
at the head of the. work, and Mrs.
John II. Kirkham is general chairman
of the day nursery committee.
Mr. Pelton made a renewed appeal
for more members and a closer inter
est in the work of the Chamber of
Commerce.
After the dinner Francis P. O'Brien
gave an address on the work of the
New Britain Americanization bureau.
I
Marshal Foeh directed the German
armistice representatives to take the
Chimay-Fourmies-La Capelle-Guise
road (towns underlined.) The place
of the parley was not made public.
Meanwhile, the British and French
continue to pursue the foe in the di
rection of the. arrows, while tho
American First Army has taken the
shaded area west of the Mouse river,
including part of the Sedan. "
Rather Chic
This aerial photograph taken by a
British Royal Air Force Pilot, shows
a British hospital in France, shortly
after it. was bombed by a squadron of
enemy aircraft. The remains of four
huts in which helpless men were
blown to bits, are plainly shown in
the foreground. Fourteen largo Red
Cross signs distinctly painted on
other huts, refute any claim of a mistake.
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Anyttifnn to Yom?
They Pay Her
$2,000,000 a Year!
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No you never see a picture
with "Our Mary" which
wasn't
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YOU JEAN?
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Come! Then Send the Children
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YWTiEVILIi:
QUALITY
NOT QUANTITY
!!!!!!!
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AaAKICQAF i Pi iur
Watch for the
Announcement!!
The Greatest Screen
nolohriful
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WHO IS HE?
Added Feature Mon., Tues., Wed.
!TIN in 'Vivi
Store Opens at.
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provuls. -Carry
all small parcels.
(INCORPORATED)
HARTFORD.
Shop in the
morning. Many
big bargains not
advertised. Give
to tho United
War Work fund
To
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morrow, Last uay
A Sale That Always Yields Big Values-Take Advantage
of the Many Economies
Our seventh department Manaers' Rale come., today and ThurBdav, November 13 . 14 v.
Shpy,n the momi K J",,bS! ' department m.E win present unusual value,.
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The Dresses are such frocks as sell regularly at from '$25.00to $45.00.
Tho materials, Satins, .Georgettes, Velvets, .Serges and Taffetas
TiIiJ?6 pipu!ar lors brown na'. midnight and Copenhagen biuc. grevs and black
Taght sleeve effects, narrow skirts, draperies, plaited slcirts, panel effects, and tunic" style
Many are handsomely embroidered in worsted, or silk. t
Somo are beautifully beaded. Other fringe trimmed and braided
Get your favorite gown early today.
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Coats
odsome Winter
Made of wool velour, in the leading colors. Plain tailored styles and fur trimmed. Extraordinary
value. Others at $35.00 and $15.00. ury
SUITS SELLING FOR THIS SALE AT THREE SPECIAL PRICES, $25.00, $35.00, $15.00.
Another of Those Rousing Motions Sales That
Housewives Prize So Highly
5000 Cakes of Goblin
Soap
THAT WELL KNOWN HAND AND SURGICAL
SOAP
25 $1.00
00 Cans of Old Dutch
Cleanser
SALE
PRICK j FOR
With a 1 0c purchase at Notions Section. Limit 4
cans.
4 foTT 25c
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Drama ofPedemption 1
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Kxtra Special This is Wlat You've Heen Wai(inpr For
:5.r,00 SMUTHTTT REAL HAND-MADE AND FINEST QUALITY HAUL CAP SHAPE H Mil NFTN -,oC
I'ER DOZEN. ' '.
HOc quality Gothan's Sanitary Aprons, 25c.
f0c Crown Sanitary Aprons, 25c.
Will Snaps, 7c, or (80o a dozen.
30c Crown Sanitary Belts, 19c.
$1.00 value lOasiwear Brassieres, 50e.
50c value lime. Lemax Sanitary Belts, 2SK-.
Teneo Snap Fasteners, 7c. or 80c dozen.
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Cotton
For the Mist Day
50c a Doxcn. Iiniit One Dozen
Tiuu i:u.iy Co;.. Floor Mops, $1.00 size, for 50c.
26c bottles of .Ruby Gloss, J9e.
$1.00 bottles Ruby Gloss, 79c.
ffOc bottles O-Cedar Polish, 85c.
25c bottles O-Cedar Polish, 18c.
$1.00 cans O-Cedar Polish, 79c.
Jennie Laura Hair Nets, our price 7c, or 80c dor..
our Choice 2
r0c bottles Liquid Veneer, 35
i'5c Bottles Liquid Veneer, 18c.
:!5c bottles Home Oil. 18c.
I. a France and Salina Washing Tablets, 5 for 25c.
hottles Packard's Bhuk-O, 18c.
i'-ln-l Shoe Polish, 8c a lo, limit 2 boxes
Blanco for White Shoes, lie.
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f New
Cut
ass a'
Our Department Manager got this lot at a special concession for thi u nu- i
eutUngs are all new. This is a splendid opportunity to hu " chr Jtm-t" Tn fh 1 T I P&"
Hud, 8-inch round salad bowls 11-inch ceTery trays, O-in, TotoSt S Ports 'Vn ? Sd
1-ineh oval dessert dishes, 10-ineh footed salad bowls. 9-inch handjed sundwie x t r i ft cl hadlS
:XoftearinP:reamerS' A" " Y" Wi -t iTo
We have just received another shipment of those Pandyline yellow Mixing- Bowls, thev are extra
hard standard yellow ware nicely glazed. They come in three sizes: 7. 8H and U inches the
resular price for the set is 85c, for this sale only, we will sell them for 45c a ct " 6 ' ine
Two Days
oi Exceptional onoe
alues
The two days of this sale will have exceptional
birr savin cs on ;r"Vi and pvirv itpm
Every one knows that our shoe sales always
are unusually pood value? to be found.
offerings in the Shoe Department. We guarantee
ncan real values, so do not miss this one. There
ITEM NO. 1 Womon's Gaiters in all
colors and sizes. Sale lrice . . .
ITEM NO. 2 Womon's Felt Slippers, grey
and blue. All sizes
ITEM NO. 3 Women's Ties and Pump,
odds and ends, worth double the price
ITEM. NO. 4 Women's Lace Shoes, grey
and black, hiph leather heels ....
ITPM NO. 5 Women's Shoes, all odd
pairs, sale price
Don't Miss This Item.
1
23
8c
.95
$4
$3
.95
ITEM NO. 6 Number of tan Buckskin
Boots, narrow widths, best quality
ITEM NO. 7 Men's 4-buckle Arctics
firs tquality. all sizes. Sale Price
ITEM NO. 8 Men's Shoes, laced black
and tan. Sale Price
ITEM NO. 9 Men's Sorosis Shoes,
black and tan, $10.00 value
for
ITEM NO. 10 Men's Felt Slippers in
tan, these can be had in all sizes.
Sale Price
$2.19
$3.45
$4.95
in brown,
$7.35
gray and
$1.59
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