New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1916, Page 10

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1916. GOTHAN WILLHAVE ey, All black-tread Tires are NOT made—— | %% ROOM HOTEL Greatest in lhfilorld, Will Rep- __of “B AREFOOT?’ L Rubber resent $16,000,000 Investment New York, March 18.—The larg T e - . est hotel in the world is to be erect- ed in New York city. It is to be . = . 5 . sitnated s ewhere i he i) ’I*HIS message is written in the Spirit of Prophesy. s iaigl ap L ik ESTABLISHED 1886 GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE The Most Popular Suiis in America Hart, Schaffner & Marx Varsity Fifty-Five $18.00 Up A few months ago there were no black-tread Tires gence of two nf(lto}:g :‘(1‘1\":"‘]1:\{:\':‘\1;:;1 | on the Market except Silvertown Cord Tires, which | subways. It is to cost $15,000,000 and we alone manufacture, under exclusive patents. is fto haye 00 rooms or more, | On January 1st there were no black-tread Tires on the market lEdishe naarhatyiceiosimanipronin | EXCEPT these same Silvertown Cord Tires, (which we are not yet RS oni0 e eetl Ul SRS S equipped to produce in half the quantity the market calls for) and,— tween the cost of the site and the —Goodrich FABRIC Tires,—made from the self-same ‘‘Bare- cost of erecting and equipping the | foot Rubber”” as we have been putting into the Treads of Goodrich bR tns Rolslilstobekcallad : alth. Silvertowns. : o 5 | The largest single building contract | But,—Soon there will be not only a horde of ‘‘Near-Cord, 1 | ever made for the erection of a hotel Thread-Fabric ‘‘Cord,”” and other IMITATION ‘‘Cord’’ Tires, but 15 the one Baleheal by the Common: there will also be the customary crop of ‘Black-Tread’’ FABRIC ealth “)‘"“I*; Construction corpora- | ct, in accordance with the prac- | tice of Hoggson Brothers, covers the y des 1ing, the construction, the dec- HESE black-tread IMITATIONS will resemble Goodrich oration and the equ;mmm of the *‘Barefoot’ (Fabric) Tires as superficially and remotely building. The work is to be done as the Five-to-Seven iayer Thread-Fabric ‘‘Cord’’ imita- within a certain limit of cost which tions resemble the Two-layer real Cord ‘‘Silvertowns.”’ E!\‘, .)‘lliul(h-rs guarantee they will not They will resemble them exteriorly just enough to trade upon et 5 N i, S B the Market created by the merit of the Originals. S. King & Shiras Campbell, two fir While Imitation is said to be ‘‘the sincerest flattery’’ we have which have many notable buildi had such a surfeit of that kind of flattery that we want to dis- to their credit, are the architects. courage it. H. L. Merry, until lately of the firm oy o\ V. I r, anagers t And this is totell the People, before our Black-Tread *‘flatterers” ‘!\{(n\\[l‘pn; G e G put their ‘‘me-too-Black-Treads’’ on the Market, that the essence of York, is to be manager of the pro- Goodrich *“BAREFOOT-RUBBER’’ Value to Consumers lies not in posed hotel. Mr, Merry is among the the COLOR but in its composition. fXSunost noted Motolimanasero b It lies in the especially devised Texture, Flexibility, Cling- i I B L quality, Stretch, Lightness and Resilience of that ‘‘Barefoot Rubber’’ signed two contracts, one with the alloy which, through years of Research, WE developed to match Commonwealth Hotel Construction the marvellous Flexibility, Resilience and Power-conservation of our corporation by which he becomes Two-layer-Cord “Silvertown’ Tires. manager l'}fl t)hn m.fp_l upon its com- Without that Silvertown EXPERIENCE we might never have e R e e e known, or fuliy understood, the enormous advantage of such a manager becomes an expert adviser in Clingy, Stretchy, Light-weight, and Responsive RUBBER in al Tires. the planning of the proposed hotel 150,000 Stockholders. EMERY SHIRTS in the Laiest Designs at $1.090, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 ) /&\\\W&\\W/A\\\V/’A\W/A\\\V/&\\\YI//\\ NN S NN /NN [N [N [N [ 7 ./ \ 5 o 25 The plan by which the new hotel | project is being financed is one of the l\\/mm\‘ymw/ / many unique aspects of the enter- LOR alone would have-been little help to us in making prise. The $15,000,000 in capital Silvertown Rubber Treads stand-up in the tremendous § stock in the company has been di- | = ——— ENDURANCE Tests which the 100-Mile-per-hour-Races into 150,000 shares of $100; PROFESSOR HARM and ‘Miss Elsie Dressell of Hartford of 1915 provided. el e T S e el And color alone,—Black, White, Red, or Gray—can do little for et e o eRold.: RECEIVES HONORS |- o atties. found. it the Comsumer who buys a ‘‘Me-too’’ Black-Tread Tire, of imitated will be on the same basis as another | | g necessary to notify the officers and make, on the assumption that all Black-Tread Tires must be made of ® and none of the shareholders will own | = members of the association that he similar materials. TSt ian ous RSESRE BIREE SRl | Connectiout OreantotsAnsociation Sc-R feBiRAll Rnla be i Roseibis LR Lot Conars o act o the co o€ ) h ¢ he marvellous ‘‘Barefoot Rubber’’ now used in Goodrich § Mhe directors are required to hoid | . . 2 ts nimous wishes of the associathor FABRIC Tires (as well as in Goodrich ‘‘Silvertowns’) is blaclk only at loast three shares of stock. Thirly St oa e n o ginportant \ere that halsarve, - IConsiderabisiiof because we elected that color, primarily for distinction and association [ prominent bankers. merchants and | Committee Work., Mr. Harmon's time is-spent in per with our SILVERTOWN CORD Tires. manutdcturersiwill I tntaoa s Trederie e irimmon | fechingthe worldior the irs at St That COLOR has nothing whatever to do with the surprising D o onerativel Teaturos| o tho |l otl Mars sl Chiion vas| Linoreql | MarviEsohugeliaand i h Stretch, Cling - quality,— Light - weight, and MILEAGE of the Sl s G ey Loy B e u\‘n\r-mmr\l of Ulotte they shays ! (\wm o ‘‘Barefoot-Rubber’’ alloy. shareholder is to be entitled to re- tion of belng secon When, therefore, the usual crop of ‘‘flattering” Imitations DatesuUBto Rty Decen RO & o el e e At the time of h sprouts upon the Market DON'T assume that OTHER Black-Tread AEILE ]m that ~1_m-v]\m:|lw f90 | membership committee.; The selection | ¢y, Professor Harmon Tires have in_them the “BAREFOOT-RUBBER’’ which made the e e s s L s oen e e T e as a demand for er enormous ENDURANCE of Silvertown Cord Tires possible in the 90 of a shopping bureau which, In ad- : class nature, so he immediate to 103 Mile-per-Hour Races of 1914-15. 3 dition to giving expert advice upon started steps toward the formation i i f the Catholic Choral Union, and ir buying, is to procure substantial dis- the Catholi hor neaw the Connecticut Organiscs' association | state . IS . counts upon all purchases made ecent years this organization through it given concerts which have reache The whole plan of the Hotel Com- theinishostydsgpee in gREriochen OODRICH FABRIC Tires for 1916, with all the added O T e e S { yresent Professor Harmon is Value that “Barefoot Rubber’”” gives to them, will be sold Iy different from anything else that N O ¢n arrangements for the concert on the same “FAIR-LIST” price basis, as we established exists. : - . ot e in January, 1915, through our propaganda against Padded Price-Lists. EEALCAD oo Tor Mens g roLilais ieing nadel o) macic NOTICE. No Tires on the Market, Size for Size, and Type for Type, are The hachelor who comes to New | g 5 ; . F | John Finnegan of New York, the e T LARGER—and none more generously good at any price. Sopbeneinegtonie i iteenill fng ot 4 noted Irish temor, as ‘one of the fotor.Car . Tires s’ v ihe ¥ ““Barefoot Rubber”’ is now made into Goodrich FABRIC Tires ] it e e 8 7 IR St published Challenge, still ua- Goodrich “Silvertown Tires,” — Goodrich Inner Tubes, — Goodrich invade. Close at hand he will find | % : ; 2 - answered, proves this.” Truck Tires,—Goodrich Motor Cycle Tires,—Goodrich Bicycle Tires swimming pool, gymnasium. squash | ¢ oy g and Goodrich Rubber Boots, Overshoes, Soles and Heels. S dhariab TENCoLt I ncooTRg i % : HEADACHE course, billiard rooms and Russian | G_etz;Shverdoflxt_ i‘-’om y%ur nearengoodrlch‘Dealer s or Branch. ! and Turkish baths,—and all the rest | [ ¢ : Sick or nervous headaches always * Stretch it thousands of times, but break it you can’t. of the equipment of a first-class club. | : d result from a torpid liver or a dis- The woman who comes to 7 > ] | % - g ordered stomach—treat the liver, THE B. F. GOODR{LH Co. | York unattended will find a haven of | [} : ey e 1 Akron, Ohio. refuge on the floor devoted cntirely I E : 2 ¢ Leidd unattended women. There will AITHFUL DOG LOST . ¥, HARMON. I MARDRAKE WHEN HOME BURNS | "= =~ = - sy | head is cured. The surest way is to take has association, and evidences his popu- Prockles Returns to House to Rescue | larity and esteem. The association is They invariably relieve all ail- 66 99 composed of some of the most noted ments resulting from liver or stom- Children and Sacrifices Life on musicians in the state, such as Alvin ach trouble—quickly remove giddi- ! 2 q ( Buell, organist at St. John's ness, palpitation, biliousness, indi Altar of Devotion. church, @ cestion, constipation, et Eridgeport, who was electe i : ’y;;:'“ ot r“\\“ hl . ]'.‘“l‘ Il i ! I” 80 YEARS’' CONTINUOUS SALE George W. Clark, a former represen- L on o eslevan nivers. » vice 3 FNOyES THEIR MEFIT, e e eSOt | resident; Howard . Brewer of 1."H. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia. LAl fiver mear By the seepe if|Bartford, formexly organist at the i & 2 = ' i the railroad wreck on Washington's | First chureh in this city, secretary. | TEXAS GIRLS DON’T l.mm , no matter how great their When the party broke up I got | Lake in 184S he was an amatenr | pirthday, was burned today. The fire 1 sersonal charm, are not to be trusted. |into a taxicab with three of the guests |actress while a girl and made her | garted in or near the kitchen. The ‘ Q| Mr. Green, who is treasurer of the |-—these in court here—intending to | professional debut in the Salt Lake | gmoke awakened a farm hand who | DOSTHBSEEIHING SHT == pe et oo o g 8 es ol e e ol e S el i “],\,‘l“,‘”‘x!:";,,d nnhendaELE ) R Mrnon.lmn oil companies in the world, | most delightful girls to talk to, hut |She was married to James H. Ki ‘come, he managed to set out of " (i { bad three of his cabaret acquaintances | when I chanced to ¢ some money |den in 1860 and on Nov. 11, o room and awaken others in the Wealthy Oil Man From ILone Star |before Magistrate Levy in the West |from my pocket they made a con- {her only child, Maud Adams Kiskad- | family. Mr. Clark, his son George . ) )NM court yesterday. certed grab for it. The next thir jden. was horn. and Mrs, Clark and their two chil- | State Relieved of Roll by | “It was quite an evening for me,” knew they had jumped out of the 1890 Ars. Adams and = Maud | gren, Klizabeth and George, aged ! he told the court. “I had dinner with taxi and I was $45 out. I ran after jAdams were members of Charles three and two Years respectively, all Broadway Actresses, . number of husiness associates—cold |them. Finally a policeman hecaded | I'rohman's stock company at the Em- | oot out safely. The family dog “ ,7 rork., March 1S.-—William | waber banquet—and then afterward |them off. pire theater in New York. Ireckles ‘outside but missing the | . woine back to Houston, | we had another special affair, with “So here they are. T didn’t mind | Mrs. Kiskadden retived from the { cpilaren ran back into the house 4 today with a much higher ap- | a dozen girls from at Broadway musi- the loss of the money, vour honor, |stage eight years ago and since that { 4pg was not seen again o N he wirls of his native |(al show as guests. We were in a |but I was sure disappointed in the |time has lived in Salt Lake city. A passing train stopped when 5 He knows now that the friend~ | restaurant pear Columbus Circle, I |&Izls. T don't believe theres a woman — Jabreast of the Milford station and L in Texas who'd do such a thing.’ oung women in the Broadway |think you call it $5 o whistled an alarm to the towns gl LAty AR As he finished his address to the EEIHIID NS WIS = il people. - m———— | court MT. was overtaken by & 5 S @ e P . oy Y | Cattle Interests Said to Have Offered The house was of frame construc- : " . Eonsentthe dtreced pariies o the i Teew ton. e wories e o) Get @ Small Trial Bottle—Rub Pain, Soreness, Stiff- consent—the distressed parties of the This Reward, i N : BONE BLOOD MEAT third part making it unanimous—he Columbus, N. M., March 18.—TRe- e 1 amount of in: ne. = . ness nght Out Of Jolnts and MUSCIES---InStant > withdrew the complaint. liable reports state that some of the e Best Liniment, Doesn’t Blister Ailford, March 18—The house of e Jarge ranching and cattle interests on . POWERFUL PLANT FOODS MAUD ADAMS' MOTHER DEAD, |the Mexican side of the border near [ [y order of the Superior Court, T Rehefl ic Fertilizers are BONE, BLOOD and MEAT plant foods of unsurpassed S here have offered a reward of $50,000 | will sell at Public Auction, to the p".;dr“c‘tllv kes T?x;‘z'1“\r;‘\‘luz‘y?r:k’(;‘;(i);gr::rli3:&:)‘nmfrgs‘:a%rssevql\’x‘;ln:h:l%:;? Retired From Stage, ht Years Ago | tor Villa, dead or alive. highest bidder, on Tuesday, the +in and fertile, keeping : i i 3 b Tatee Officers in Columbus said they had | day of April, A. D, 1916, at 2 iatrer g ishing resulf Essex Animal Fertilizers Following Long Career. Y he day of 4 3 . s 2 e S AT B o e g o Our free booklet contains astonishing results obtained from g | reason to relieve that news of this | o'clock, noon, sharp; on the prem Rheumatism is pain only. Not ja small bottle of old honest L without potash in 1915. It will be gladly sent you upon request. A R S0 B e i s kel i s REe - u:,rm;.‘,(mmean solve your fertilizer question—have you met him yet? Salt Lake City, March 18—Mrs |jmmense reward had caused some [a lot of land with a four story brick | On¢ o ;:'mn e internal “‘Yu. I’. Oil" at any drug store, and in ESSEX FERTILIZER COMPANY, Boston, Mass. Annie Asenath Adams Kiskadden, | commotion among the peons who | dwelling housé thereon, containi trentment. Stop drugging. Rub sooth- | just a moment you'll be free from s g mother of Maud Adams, the actress, | have heard of it in Northern Mexico. | five (5) tenements, located at No. f ing, penetrating “St, Jacobs Oil” right | rheumatic pain, soreness, stiffness died here last night. M A 98-100 Beaver strcel, New Britain, | into your sore. stiff, aching joints and | swelling. Don’t suffer! ————————————————————————————— oRGANlc who cancelled her New York theat 5 Gonnecticat: muscles, and relief comes instantly. [vou. St Jacobs Oil” has 1 —_— N e . | cal engagements in order to he it A.B JOHNSON D. D S Attest: 4 Jacobs Oil” is @ harmless rheu- ! lions of rheumatism suffer in leRs the bedside of her mother, was with iyt J e FRED WINKLE matism and bakcache liniment which [last half century, and is just as goud FERTIL her. DENTIST Committee appointed by never disappoints, ) for sciatica, neuralgia lumbago, backs | Mrs. Kiskadden was born near Salt National Bank Bldg. Open Evenings, the Superior Court. Limber up! Quit complaining! Get |ache, sprains,