New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1916, Page 11

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 191o. —————— - GRAND SPRING SHOWING OF FURNITURE R AND OPEN In the Very Latest Period Styles. Call in and Look Them Over. - . And Informal Display of Spri See our model 5-room apartment—4-rooms furnished complete ; . $250—Special sale of Lir‘t)oleum, Rugs and Carpels—Joinpour | Newest Fashlons Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Ciub, now last chance before prices ’ advance, or buy one of our Free Sewing Machines. We have | On Saturday, April 1st, we open the doors to your never had such a large stock beiore. These goods were all | f newest and most complete ladies’ apparel shop. We mo; bought before the advance and now is your last chance to ||| dially invite every woman who is a lover of buy before prices go up. . . & < o & £ '} to attend this opening. The season’s newest ¢ tions in Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists, Silk and Cotton Pet : 32 Mai Muslin Underwear, Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves, Neckwear, B JOHN A. ANDREWS & COMP ANY llqew Briz:iln %t;‘eet ' Caps, Jewelry, Aprons, a complete line of Notions, in fact, / D § item that goes to make a complete ladies’ apparel shop & your inspection and criticism. It has been our aim in sel T —— e ————————— } the stock (which is entirely new) to select the novelties KRMY B".L SWEEPS § THE USUAL BIG SATURDAY SALE AT | our “‘keynote” has been st.yle and value our “watchwbrd”.: ALL ["‘HERS ASIDE ! THE GREAT WESTERN MARKET terations on all garments will be made absolutely free and own work rooms by expert dressmakers. Again we very Bil : T.HE QUAL,ITY STORE"‘OF LOW PRICES | dially invite you to attend our opening and in the future lé = | Immigration Bill Temporarily | ; . o : Sidetracked—Senate I Busy | ¥veot Lean Fastern ¥resh shoulders D || e m mizh Graae tes 20 §' B help you solve your apparel wants, which we guarantee wil Fresh Lean Lamb Legs .. ..ov.neeeeeeeo... 2 0c Th i Choicest Cuts of Beef and Veal. } liilxsb}.\-;r ]5o~( m},;.??sk 50 | filled to the best Of our abillty. bag * Salmon. Washington, ch 31.—The fight | TR (GG T RTTATING an a0 60000 50moamaAGa0as 0 14c |Imported Ttalian Pure Olive Oil. . in st the hc immigration bill 5 Imported Ttalian Pure Olive Oil. . 5 ing 1i test for the ad- | Smoked Shoulders ... .... 15¢ |Imported Italian Pure Olive Oil. . g ar ; o Heavy Cuts of Salt Pork .. 111c | Toreno Salamey..40c Ib Ttalian Pepp c - ) 2 French Peas. . 19¢ Guaranteed e L Strips of Sugar Cured Bacon ... soos 220 1 B e Corne senate following | s - a literacy S o ersey Corn F : = 3 S¢ | ; C gL SRR G - §'} COATS 50c EACH | UMB 95¢ | 50c [t e B peans | Gormied Beet. o b o 6c 1 and upwards Celery. ! A full flare skirt An extra value at | Infine quahty - empts to pass the measures over the | . g i F u < et s o e i | We Give Royal Gold Trading Stamps ¥ oleated ol $1.50, new assort- | sook, effectiy it e prestaent has not made | | peatedliounce,mall | ment of fancy han- | trimmed with dai predicts that If he should veto the | = | shades, for Saturday cloth With tape edge’ laces’ for Sa neasure it can be repassed over his ! - {y 111k i §§ only 50c each. for Saturday only 95¢ | only 50c each. Little Opportunity Now. With the army bill now under dis- | cussion to be followed appropria- | ERANISEMSTDIIA SEEROE., i jon bills and revenue b al 25 they can be advanced, s 2 | ittle opportunity now for mi- = e 5 TR = = = = — — zration bills. | expected to renew at the first oppor- | retary of the Hose company, who is [ville and is the son of William L “I do not think the sentiment of the | tunity his fight for the incorporation | suffering from diphtheria at his home | Humason. senate’ as to the v st has [ ir the bill of an amendment providing | cn Broad street, is much improved | ana his speedy recovery is now looked PURC NEW T S . AT R | reneE e o, tores Operat nate for immigra | Pl 2 v-ll NPWS} e Ixattio show a lison Square Gar- Wwo ores €ra lng this time. Tt | aimnviiie - ! SHOWER FOR MISS den last evening. Whilo there he 165 Main St New Bri 2 C or mitte - il Miss Ruth D urchased ten Holstein o t e | ommuod T Sacn rames | S B0t Dumon, asughter ” or | purchased. ten Horstein’ o wich ” ain, Lonn. ' ! . - Sk ) | e | & miscellaneous shower by a party of | country. They will augment the herd ; 3 & 75 W h Action on Army Bill, | New Britain Lodge of Elks held last | T girl friends at the home of Miss | Which he has at his model farm in as lng On .y l etown, Onfl. o | cvening. i Gertrude Hine on Hillside Place | Blue Hills Kensington and which is changed,” said Ma. 3 eader Kern, | for a government nitrate plant. ‘but I do- think there Consi ation of the bill was resumed in th 2 yette Douglass of TForestville, vednesday afternoon. The party | ©ne of the best equipped dairy farms he reading of the me: by sec- J. Fa anas ey >05t, G numbered twenty, and Miss Damon | It the state. Haieh Befci it : . cceived a handsome collection of . - = — e o= = et et R | i Mr. Doug- | Presents. She will graduate from | INNOVATION STU . rorlk | iscipli atters s ts were to be con 'ed age. He is on st ge to Lawrence C. Humason of | Junior Boy i ) which has ct £ the entira worlk | Oloott Mills, setretitys Gl ‘ fo s ono of the most | marrlage to Lawrence C. Humason of s, Doy an 1y su vhich has charge of the entire work | Olcott Mills, secretary; Curtis 3 he council 3 or the |of the Boys' department. As the | Merritt Taylor, Edwerd irs of | council members srow olcer, they | Howard Krick, Harold Walth would restrict the en- | ef corps will entertain | M 7 st { the youngzer @ on matters | are eligible for a place in the cabinet, | Dexter Walcott. isted strength of the regular army | the department officers at its regular | L 0 180,000, meeting next Thursday afternoon. Senator Underwood of Alabama was The condltion of John Skinner, sec- & —————— | BREAD FLOUR| BUTTER | FGGS ORANGES | Mohican XXXX — Special Today Mohican Creamery Nearby Farm California Sunkist Brand UNION TEA CO | : i Sweet and Jui 2 dOZ 25 (3 : ° | § i bbl Sack 83c|pound 36c | dozen 28c |—— — 317 Malll Stl'eet 1 Fine Granulated BEST PURE LARD 2 1bs App]z,s .2.‘4 v(;:: 19c Lemot;:snl.a. ..doz 1 5 > Sug FINE GRANULATED SUGAR | BRehd i [apeiGam 21C | i 9 25 Ibs in Cloth Bags ........................s.75 K| v —_— e &lC | Fnit...3for Red Ripe 2 14 lb for | SWIFT'S PREMIUM ] ICAN PE b b} ) A 7 1bssf01[3 ' | Mohican Corn oLk, 1 ""“_$.25_cmo__:;:ifilli" = e %?:;LSK::JM 15C ’(I‘gr:\]a(t)ge\siis o 25c K ) S}arch 1-Ib pkg SMALL LEAN PORK LOINS 15-1b pk Potatoes ASPARAGUS .....bcn 18€ Sugar delivered with other goods ! California i ) : LT (it 39c LARGE GREEN 10 G B . A LEGS OF YOUNGLAMB ............ . CDCUMEHRS .| ante S Good Creamery Butter . s : T a I ‘ ’ . Native Eggs, guaranteed 35¢ dozen JJIll Mon. Pork el FORES OF YOUNG LAMB 9 TO 11 A. M—HOUR SALE—9 TO 11 A. M. Fresh Western Eges _ 27¢ dozen e NATIVE VEAL ROASTS STEAKS—Short, Sirloin, Porterhouse Van Camp’s Evaporated Milk . ... i Fancy Maine 25 Round : ’ 3 cans lCDom g | 2 cans Cc - = 3 cans Peas : i E ;‘ } s\‘ 2 cans String Beans | gggggfi:fil 3 cans 25C .-4 ats l 7c (] " 2 cans Choice Tomatoes | i Yellow Corn 12 Fresh West- 23 4 I Bt Rice 2sc | W Gold Leat Sifted o5 51bs 14C | o C 1 1b Bulk Cocoa il Peas 15¢ value, 2 cans C . Hershey’s Cocoa, 15 Ib cans 19¢; small can i Choice Table Large bottle Pure Maple Syrup 5¢ M| Prunes 25C Salmon 10¢, 15¢, 20c, 25¢ can s 7 to 9 0’Clock Saturday Night Ib Pineapple, large cans 19¢, 3 for 50¢ Lemon or Ginger 15C Finest Ccffees grown at the price Snaps SHOULDERS Fresh Ham-b‘l 21/20 Y c | burg Steak 1 25¢, 28c, 30¢, 32¢, 35¢, 38¢, 40¢, 45¢ [l Lenox Laundry Lean Smoked t High grade Teas at 25¢, 35¢, 40c, 50c, 60c, 70c, 80c Soap 25C lsgfiag:re b 1 5C Atuminumware, cte, ot 1o prioen o Tmvere. Enameleavare. §| B Mohican Prepared 20c¢ DOlllld 13c] Goiden west 28 GIVE US A CALL. Buckwheat 1 ks Roasting Fowl Ib 4O C for the local post. | i The Junior Council of purpose of o Choice Stewing 20 c