New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1918, Page 14

NEW BRI TAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1918, ON LICENSE N(MBER G—0853 Established 1886 GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE CONTINUING OUR HALF YEARLY] SALE including Wl Marx Suits A Great Saving Is Possible Stuffed § Olives & Twenty-iive Delmquens Have 10 pt 3@@ Contribute $7.42 fortoesn i ~; Konstanty Pop- | 5 FPRESH GROUND Yol A i 1 il o <e Arthur Mec | . Ib 2 C ‘ HAMBURG o yme | o ell; Herbert C. | ot ve = “ROAST BEET WHERE BOYS FELL dge J. H. Kirkham, and they got ofl on th i sum equal tc what ‘,\i( Seriously Wounded Farly in the o i : POTATOES Large New 15 1b pk CORV they will be broug v 28 B Walicky of 216 F Large Native { ific. The hove from Nigeer | B dozen S: & are the calibre to giv " ham rhn he TCKED LIMA BEANS . ... e u of the offensive the | M an troops took over Hill 204, nding Chateau Thierry. In the f Belleau the fighting the ene- - | my a taste of good hot Jvmmn;: | when it came to pushing the heart 3’; h“%‘%m;im’: *"Satzs it ot preone| | W€ Have a Good Line of Bathmg Smts two months October. He said that he had not re. | Along about July 22 ceived the notices. He was fined g3 | 2150 captured Buzancy and made ready , over Montdidier. It too | @ o state with positive assurance | § what part flyl‘ New Britain sol- | filter through ,v n the details | ™ e . providing of | adjutant-general's office have taken ton It is regarded as most unusual that " | o many men from one o < 0|’n|(!(\(l fl‘ om \]\e nfll(‘hll 4 S OR PRUNES .. RED RIPE TOMATOES .... bsl NATIVE BEETS OR CARROTS .. bel i HOUR SALL, * AKE e Rib Roast | i c Beef .... 1b 25C . ' at Washing- | with another auto at the corner o fobzee o D ame | Main and Stanley streets, ved ; afternoon. The name of th D of the other machine was ng obtained. A report was made to th police. Both cars were somewhs ision damaged. AUTOS COLLIDE. An auto driven by Frederick D ion from the | Schofield of Berlin wa other relative 2 | receipt of off al Blg Salurday Sale at - — Any action of General Closing Mondm Vlghh to | ] A ‘ 3 save light—and heat this coming winter would, of course, be gladly welcomed by the Fuel Administration. | ; THOMAS W. RUSSELL, U. S. Fuel Administrator for Conn. THE McMILLAN STORE THE FAIR DEPT. STORE RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN LEONARD & HERMANN THE WILSON CO. ASHLEY BABCOCK CO. ALLING RUBBER CO. A. A. MILLS ADNA F. JOHNSON GEOQO. RAPELYE RACKLIFFE BROS. EDWARD MESHKEN RAPHAEL SPECIALTY SHOP The Quality Store of Low Prices. Guarantee every purchase made here in Our Groceries and Meats. | Fancy Rib Roasts _Ib 22¢ and 35c | Veal Loaf g ; Shoulder Roast of Beef 1b 24(- | Fresh Vegetables every day . | Shoulder Steak ] (Pure Olive Oil a Specialty) | Fresh Cut Hambur b 32c Potatoes Large Siz Sauerkraut Smoked Shoulders Ib 25¢ | Small can Tomatoes Frankfurts Ib 22¢ | Fresh Pepper quart 10c Pressed Ham .0 000 0i st 30c | Guaranteed Eggs . .. .... doz 48c Mince Ham 1b 28c ! Sweet Corn (Nicely . filled ears) 9oz 25°¢ From now on we will carry all kinds of Fresh Fish in season. Let us take care of your fish orders twice a week. Main St PE()PLE’S BU"E' TER STORE Main'st. TON A DOLLAR 25 THIS 1S WHAT YOU SAVE Best Pure LARD .... 21lbs 59C Best Comp LARD .. 2 Ibs 52(: Best Pink nglmonl_' tall cans 39c K,, e Sevp o 15¢ Large size bottle c Pure Cider \’lnegarls | RAISINS ‘ Mione H»and’ 4_100 Fresh Sel td E(“?G electe 47(: Seedless ] dc SATURDAY bsisied, 49¢ T 9 to 11 a. m. Fresh Selected EGaS - D 4DC Fancy Full Head RICE . 21s 20¢ 2 Hour Szle SOAI) large can bpaghettl pkg 2 Largé R(fiiiflv Toilet Paper Best Corned Beef reg. 45¢ special | O1d size Davis Bak- ing Powder can 56 Vers Goofl LU g Laundry SOAP g7° Runkel’s Cocoa Reg. 12¢ special can 9C My Wife’s Brand 1 A £ Salad Dreqqmg bot 1 4C \en (nnd Coffee try a Ib Eagle Brand 1 50 | SARDINES 2 = \Iazola 39(: OIL large can Campbc—ll'si asst. SOQUPS 2 cans Washi POWDER e «11e 2 HOUR T\T]’ Best Milk Crackers 2 1bs 37 CRISCO 3 1 c I 1b can 3 t0 5 p. m. J. RUBIN M. C. LeWITT STAR CLOAK & SUIT B. C. PORTER & SONS S. P. STROPLE Trade in the Daytime or on Saturday Night Help the Merchants Who are Trying to do the Right Thing Help the Government Help Win the War