New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1917, Page 5

CARPETS and RUGS 9x12 Selmleu'l‘.pestry Rugs AT m PRICE "BABY CARRIAGES Special “Pullman” Reed ’Value $32.50. . . THE GREATEST VALUE GIVING FURNITURE SALE | NEW BRITAIN ‘HAS EVER KNOWN. Every article is of First Clads Quality. Selling at less than cost, Four Floors Full * of Furniture and Kitchen Utensils. . $30,000 worth of most up-to-date anihu'e, of PARLOR and LIVING ROOM SUITS, BED ROOM SUITS, LIBRARY and DINING ROOM SUITS, CARPETS andLRUGS DRESSERS and CHIFFON- IERS, BRASS BEDS, all new designs, MATTRESSES, special high quality, ROCKERS and ARM CHAIRS to match. Special Genuine Leather Slip Seat Chairs, Solid Golden Oak Office Desks and Office Chairs. Go-Carts and Baby Camnges, and other Household Furniture of every descnpfion i .Now $19.75 BASEMENT KITCHEN DEPARTMENT—Water Tumblers in Basement Kitchen Department—Selling Price 'Now - 50c per dozen. ' : ' DONT MISS THIS SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY Solid Mahogany Bureauns Dining Room Furaiture At Half l’nce Basement National Link| Kjtchen Department Bed Springs Water, Tumblers, 19¢ a dozen. Dustproof Drawers throughout. e Everytlifiiz marked down to less than No better construction or finish can be half of their original retail price. Bar- mflt;ltaz:ysoifiazm Value $5.00 | gains in Glassware. Our price to sell $24.50. ° Now on Sale AT $2.95 To Close Out Nearly Every Man Wlll Be Interested In A $6.00 TROUSERS Beuuseltofiusanoppoflunitytofillontamuchmddwmt chsehofm'bbnhemmwtofewytenwbwmwfihlte:v;em tunity to get an extra pair of trousers FREE to go with that extra eottuul you probably have hanging up at present. - ; I have quite a large stock of single lengths of trousers at present tublu.' fact, a greater quantity of them than I will require to :neetthedmlexpee& ! WAY BE-OLD, BUT— l\ | italian Premier, Despite His Ad- vanced Years, Rises Early and Works With Vim of Youth. Rome, June 22.—Premier Paolo Boselli is regarded as a good example |vt the way the war has speeded up the working powers 'of men even- in Italy’s -subtropical . climate. Senor Boselli, despite his nearly four-score vears, begins work st six o'clock in the morning, three hours before the arrival of the regular clerks, and he quits work when he is done, usually six and seven o'clock in the For the Young Lady Graduate 7 Jewel WALTHAM BRACELET ‘betwe evening. If parliament is sitting, he generally is found there wuntil the closs of the session, about eight o'clock, his ready wit and unfailing good humor making his presence necessary to prevent too violent at- tacks on the government. His early morning hours frequently are occupied by conferences with Foreign Minister Sonnino who, only sixty-eight- years old, also is a very early riser and a hard worker. Dur- : ing any temporary absence of Secre- tary of Teasury Carcano, Premier Boselli attends to. that department. Senor Boselli is very short and thin, ‘bald, wears white whiskers and spec- tacles, ‘When asked \how he man:ged to do so much work, he said: “I figure it I get: atartcd early, I'll Snst have to keep mxlng PORTUGAL FEELS WAR Food Supply Is Very Low and Con- fections Are Unknown—Streets Are in Darkness After Nighttall. Lisbon, Portugal, May 31, (Cor- respondence)—The war has reached 1 Portugal in earnest and drastic meas- || ures are being put into effect by the Isovernmant to ensure bread for the | people. Confectionery and cake no longer can be sold. All persons pos- sessing supplies of flour are required | to inform the authorities of the - surplus as a lever to get more SUIT BUSINESS. So I am going to every customer who orders a suit tonight or tomorrow with a Pair of All-Wool $6.00 Pants Absolutely Fr as an inducement to buy now My prices for suit made-to-measure for To; S GO e $18, $22.50 and- xlee ‘l:t dél:;hmhng the above sale for the benefit of those who could m Convertible ‘Watch Bracelets § 319EwWEL wALImAM CON- VERTIBLE _BEACELET WA .DUPLICATE THE ‘BRACELET WATCH FOR OUR - WILL SELLING PRICES, REFUND EVERY . CENT OF THE = CE YOU PAID. AR PRICES ON »,Tlll'bl!. WATCHES 'ARE $16, ‘SALE PRICE $10.98. et sty 164 - Main St. ng Britain amount they own. oing higher an Corn bread is being made to eke out the scanty supply of wheat flour and acorn flour and other wubsti- tutes are being utilized. The Lisbon streets, like those of London, now. are in darknese after nightfall, as the gas faotories have ceased operations. Electrio street cars now are operated only up to 11 p. m. The difficulty of obtaining pub- lic conveyances after that hour Is causing great losses to theaters and night clubs. . Imported coal has become an un- known quantity and the national brown coal, lignite, is being used for domestic purposes. Warning has been given that uhless it becomes possible to import coal, the use of electricity as motive power must bs ducontinued I want to call your attention to the fact that woolens and linings have advanced from 60' : to As tl|i.sr|semlmceswillberel!ectedmthecostofyournextfa.llg'armellts.75m“cm':.mthep”tslxnmm‘h..l‘(‘gl a matter of fact, woolens such as I offer in this sale for $18, $22.50 and $25.00 will be found only in the grades of clothes that;ell i $30 to $40 or higher. I would be mstlfied holding my present stock from a speculation standpoint and take advantage of the rise in prices, but in or ' possibly in der to secure business now—BIG BUSlNESS—I am willing to make overtures, P. S.---A FEW UNCALLED FOR SUITS AT COST TOM MURRAY 394 MAIN STREET