New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1915, Page 7

371 and 373 Main St. "STORE OPEN TOMORROW, SATURDAY, AT 8 A. M. THE SMOKE AND WATER SAL AT HARRY ALEX’S STORE 371 and 3 Main $ Is attracting crowds of enthusiastic customers, for well it might, it’s the great money saving sale ever held in the state. prevail on every article in this sale. Less than manufacturers’ cost pric High grade Furniture, Floor Covering |Bedding, Draperies, Stoves, Glass and Enamel Ware, Rugs, China Closets | Boxes, Go Carts Baby Carrlages and numerous other articles. RUGS Hartford Velvet High Grade Rugs, 9x12, regular price $32 50 Sale Price $17.48 Axminster .Rugs, extra heavy grade, regular price $31.50. vale Price $16,48 .xminster Rugs, lighter weight, 9x12, regular price $29.50. Sale Price $15.98 Axminster Rugs. medium weight, 9x12, regular price $27.00. Sale Price $12.98 The Rugs are suitable for Parlor or Dining Room, beautiful pat- terns in Medallion centers, flower and all-over designs, also Oriental designs. Large Assortment of Mattresses,| Big Reductions in Brass and Iron | Complete line of Ice Boxes, in|High Grade Fancy Parlor Suite, | Lar, in Silk Floss, Felt and Combin- ation Mattresses, all styles and sizes. Whether you need one or not, buy now, as we are sell- ing these mattresses at sacrifice prices. A very good Parlor Broom Fancy Parlor Brooms, sold everywhere for 50c. Price Big lot of Hartford Velvet Rugs, medium weight, assorted pat- terns, sizes 9x12, regular price $26.50. Sale Price .... $14.48 Choice Assortment of Katonah Velvet Rugs, 12x9, different patterns, regular price $21.50. Sale Price $10.98 Heavyweight Axminster Rugs, fine patterns, sizes 8-3x10-6. regular price $23.50. Sale i $12.98 Big assortment of Handsome Rugs in different sizes. d a Beds, in very choice assort- ment, we are selling these beds at away below cost prices. time to purchase one for sum- mer use, at below cost prices. IMPORTANT NOTICE ! No doubt it will be pleasing news to our many customers of New Britain and vicinity, that when ev ery article is sold in thisstore, Mr. Harry Alex will have his entire store enlarged and remodeled, he will conduct and continue in the same line of business, at the same location. Just one thing more—all mer- chandise which is purchased here at this sale has Mr. Alex’s personal guarantee which makes your pur- chase all the more valuable. Today, we just mention a few of the many bar- gains. There are hundreds of other Great Bargains that are not advertised, in Furniture, Floor Covering, Bedding, Stoves, Glass and Enamel Ware which are too numerous to mention. Come and get your share of the wonderful values—don’t forget. Satisfaction guaranteed on every article sold at this sale. ifferent sizes, White Enamel nd Galvanized, a splendid half price. Parlor Tables,-Rocking Chairs, | Fumed Oak Rockers and Tables We are selling these articles at | these Baby Carriages at a great| RUGS 72x36-in. Axminster Rugs, beau- tiful patterns, regular price $5.50. Sale Price ...... $2.98 54x27 inch Katonah Velvet Rugs, regular price $1.95. Sale Price 400 yards of Tapestry and Velvet Capets, regular price 95¢ yard. Sale Price 59¢ yard Rug Border, assorted patterns, 1 yard wide, regular price 50c yard. Sale Price 32¢ yard ‘ Fancy Willow. deal less than cost prices. Sale Best Table Oil Cloth, regular 25c¢ kind, Sale Price 12¢ yd Fancy Decorated Plates, flat or deep, regular price 10c, Sale Price ~ 5¢ each BASEMENT AND KITCHEN DEPARTMENT RUGS Big Bargains of Extra Print Linoleums, regular 75c square yard. ale 39¢ squ Matting Rug,.6x9, assorted terns, regular price $2.75. Matting Rugs, 3x6, assorted terns, regular price 65¢. A Few Crex and Wood Rugs, at greatly reduced p Large assortment of LaceX tains, slightly damaged smoke at much less tha We are selling| prices. ge and Choice Assortment of[ See our elegant’line of Bu High Grade Baby Carriages, of{ We have a very large* ment which we are selfii the sale, at greatly r B prices, ¥ Wash Tubs, assorted sizes, Wood Wash Tubs, at vamg Away Prices. Oil Opaque Window Shades, spring roller, regular p 50c. Sale Price Lawn Benches, assorted colors, regular prices 08 Sale Prices | AUTOMOBILE BILL HUERTA TO BLAME Duffy’s Pure ‘Malt e Whiskey The majority of diseases are the result of malnutrition, or poorly fed bodies, caused by the stomach nmproperl{ Ferfomb ing its duties; hence the system does not derive the full benefit it should from the food taken by the individual. ’s e Malt Whiskey being an all liquid food, dis- tilled absolutely from malted grain, containing nothin, but the very soul of the grain, is ideal for the purpose of rebuilding the system. Taken in.tablespoon doses in an equal amount of water just before meals, it assists in keeping healthy the essen- tial function of digestion use it induces activity in the flow of astric juices so the food you eat will digest naturally, y's Pure Malt Whiskey is a dependable medicine for emer- Y gencles and should be in every home. Get it today. “Get Duffy’s and Keep Well” Sold in SEALED -BOTTLES ONLY. Beware of imitations. ___Got Dum'l from your local druggist, grocer or dealer, $1.00 per bottle. ESIEMM" not s3ply You, writs.tis'we will tall you whors 'to wt i 0. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y. IHon brought out HAVE YOUR LENSES GROUND IN NEW BRITAIN We have a most complete equipment to do this work. Your inspection is cordially invited. A large assortment of Auto and Protection Glasses—various shades, styles_and prices. S. STANLEY HORVITZ REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN, 321 MAIN ST. There is no better place to have your eyes examined, for averything we do is fully guaranteed to please. 1c a word each day pays for a classified adv. in the Herald. You get results. That’s what you want, ADOPTED BY HOUSE Measure Passed '\flqr Brief Debate—< —Makes Se\eml Changes in the Present Law. Hartford, April;, J6.—The automo. bile bill making numerous changes in the present law was adopted by the house of representatives vester- day. The committee’'s recommenda- some debate but this was brief in comparison with that of previous sessions when re- Vvigion of the automobile laws was under discussion. the members who took part in the debate praised the roads, drivers and bridges committee for its work. The only two points of attack were those which require a constable or officer attempting to make an arrest to show the badge of his effice on his outside clothing, and the increased fees for commercial vehicles. Most of the changes by the bill are in the phras- eology of the present lay or through insertion of sentences ar clauses fo meet’ conditions which have arisen and which are not covered by the law. Mr. Brooks of Torrington made the general explanation of the changes. Mr. Hough of Washington was defeated on his amendment to strike out the words which require |an officer to exhibit his badge of of- fice, Mr. Hough then tried to in- crease the fees on pleasure cars 2§ cents per horse power, and $5 per ton on commercial trucks. The bill ldoes not alter the fees on pleasure | vehicles but does increase the fees on heavy trucks. The debate was ,on this amendment but it was de- feated and the bill adopted with two {minor changes in the wording relat- |ing to the passage of an automo- {bile by a trolley car which is at a standstill, Mr. MacDonald of Putnam, chair- man of the commitee in moving adopt. ition, said the committee had given i faithful hearings on the bill, had con- sidered every proposition before It, had turned out a splendid measure and that it would be a crime to re- Ject it. Adoption was practically by { unanimous vote. In every instance | FOR MADERO’S DEATH Carranza Minister to Japan Referring to Former Dictator’s Statement Says “That’s All Humbug.” Seattle, Wash., April 16.—“That's all humbug,” said Colonel Perez Ro- mero, recently appointed minister to Japan and brother of Mrs. Francisco Madero, widow of the late president of Mexico, last night when showed a copy of the statement issued in New York yesterday by General Victoriano Huerta, former provisional president of Mexico, disclaiming re- sponsibility for the death of Mr. Ma- dero. “Disregarding the question of who actually shot President Madero, the fact remains,” =aid Colonel Romero, “that General Huerta was in power and could command the armed forces of the country. President Madero while his prisoner was assassinated. Carranza How Huerta can attempt to evade responsibility for his death is incon- ceivable.” Colonel Romera left Vera Cruz a month ago, visiting the Carranza le- gations in Cuba and Canada before coming to Seattle. He will sail to- morrow on the Japanese lincr Shid- zuoka Maru for Japan to take up his diplomatic duties. DULL, SPLITTING, SICK HEADACHE Dr. James’ Hes.dache Powders re- | lieve at once—10 cents a package. You take a Dr. James’ Headache Powder and in just’ a few moments | your head clears and all neuralgia and | distress vanishes. It's the quickest | and surest relief for headache, whether | dull, throbbing, splitting or nerve- racking. Send someone to the drug store and get a dime package now. ! Quit sufleflng‘—lts 80 needless. Be sure you get Dr. James’ Headache Powders—then there will be no disap- pointment. CANDY The Only Up-to-Date Gonfectionery in the State IGE GREA The Most Deliciou and Purest lce Cream in- the THE FINEST and MOST WHOLESO CANDY MADE IN NEW BRITAIN Notice Our Window Display SPECIALS THIS WEEK: ASSORTED CHOCOLATES, Reg. 60c1b. ......cc0cc0cconcndboses Now PEANUT CLUSTERS, Reg. 30c 1b MARISCHINO CHERRIES, Reg. 60c Ib. APOLLO CHOCOLATES SPECIAL Lower Than Sold Elsewhere REG. $1.00 Ib BOXES DELICIOUS AND PURE ICE CRFA‘V] GOI)AS DELICIOUS COLLEGE ICES . Quahty and Service Our Model A Tnal Wll] Convmte LEONARD’S CONFECTIONE 261 MAIN STREET. BRANCH, 599 MAIN ST., HARTE ...Now 6§ Now 37¢