New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1918, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1018 ent must be courte- fhiould nothing else be w i o|| - Be Foresighted — If You Need Furniture Now § Th M M" 8 moo oo o (§ - OF in the Near Future--Take our Advice and { 6 tiCIvlifan mm’mc' policy must cease. “ALWAYS Rl' 9 l\BLE" riww |l PUY Now. Come Here and see What You will — . CLOSED MONDAY EVENIN AT 6 O’CLOCK PLEASE DO YOUR SHOPPING IN THii DAYTIME 5 to hear all the Faceie: oo 7 Save by Buying at our v e — § the International August Furniture Sale WOOien Automobile | WISE, SMITH & CO., Hartford | Robes s MOTOR WEAVE—These Robes are made especially for Auto- organization i i mobile use. will give real warmth and listing durability B6 cngage in their | 4 LIBRARY TABLES. COLONIAL LIVING ROOM ROCKING CTLAIRS Size 60x80. Priced cach })7 They have done Choice assortment of Tables CHAIR Comfortable AIRS Comfort: mahogany finish Other Woolen Robes $6 O $7 i 8 50 )wer to deter the in mission style, golden or Standard styles, fine quality, Rocking Chairs fape d B E priced at cach ’ 0 ‘g ormous, impor- fumed oak finish and handsome Cabinet e A B R saddle seats; f o August Sale of winning the mahogany period design Table other favorite types, mahog- %4 99 price B¢ Amerigan will values up to $30, at the August any antique finish; values up to Hizhiboclk RockinCha t. Ot should Furniture $19 95 $18.75, $11 99 golden oak or mahogany fir 2 Sale = e Sl Manke ced. Now, as the Savings are ) while consider Sale .. _ = . at e . = . upholstered TS Naok § Blanket need W A 1 avin, are worth whil n=ideriy 3 PARLOR TABLES. WOMEN'S DESKS. 3 e ——— —— or brown urt leather vorth H = 0 - B cohevi il e Golnan Ay S ; 5 BATH ROBE BLANKETS EXTRA HEAVY $8.75, August Sale 5 58 Tennty e ] ifight. G G T ey b el ish with drop lid and roomy in- price ... 8 Completain-thiiitogsandSGivdIcE| BLANKETS mahogany finish Parlor Tables terior, worth $14.50, Aus High back (mv\fvvfl ble Kiteh % $4 50 """I 5 50 '“"“"\ sale $ B 2 - & G S e Gk | : . cach cach that while the b el o, T el Sale $10 99 en Rockers, golden u.\l\} inish, Eie with cobbler seats; worth $8.7 e S W A R e bettor, the man shelt :.na bevel edge top, size PIlces s iy TSR i i 01 g 6 8 et . $5.58 # # Chidren’s Wash Dresses Auw t Sale price Japaneses Tiffin Takdes with Our Auau«» Sa'e of Blankets Every pair specially priced during this <21e, Look to your futurc TR MAGAZINE RACKS. G Buy them now for carly Fall school wear 2 6 year old =iz adivostok.—Head- SEWING ROCKERS. bamboo top and under-shelf o 3 Mahogany finish with four 8 B in plain colors and checks. Priced 2 Q "by pronouncing the | [ Mahogany finish, Adam which can be detached and used standard size magazine helfs, 4 cach .. . ) Lo Wn correctly. 7 period design, with cane seat as serving try: cannot be mym;. worth $3.50, $2 29 & price 7 to 1i rar old size i ety stripes ad full cane panel hack; worth Sl ey o s b G Sl 49 $4 '38 T avas il $6.7b, August Sale s FIBER CHAIRS, - b . oo tent evay ot & $366 August Sale price $2 99 Comfortable good looking Misses' and Junior Sizes 14 to 11 $4 98 4 and are worth § Ausust Sale Sachusetts coast yester- while the last b G, e riced cach MARTHA WASHINGTON : Fiber Chairs and Rockers, up- I Sldent was there. HIGH BOYS, holstered in cretonnes or ftap- SEWING CABINETS. . eorth . g — T s e - Solid mahogany. highest grade le worth §12.45. August CORSETY i i e S abinet made, full size, solid M A Sale SIS SHORT KIMONOS 8§ were seen hovering over mitie e ol Sih i cabinet work and finish worth 9 69 i m 5 Price P 3roke = and discontinu- | ent’s summer home yester- | ¥ Sale $150, August Sale rice R . _ Broken lines aud discontinu P ce DAV PORTS, cd numbers of several of the Made of colored none bore an olive branch. Price s A price® = b iy e Full size allover upholstered leadin kes. Values “n 0 — GATE LEG TABLES, KNITTING STANDS, comfortable Davenports with 00 while they $ | speciar values Boston women have invented a |f Mahogany finish, size when Solid Mahogany Portable loose cushion seats. covered in | last. pair at each lCootie-proof’” underskirt. We would opened 28x36; worth $16.00. Knitting Stands, worth $2.75, good wearing tapestry: worth [ . ke to know what Bostan folks call August Sale . $ August Sale r $99.00, August { T e e to ko 6 e 129,? brice -t \(.(E{.l 498 prica \L:??Z 50 §|¢ C learance of Bathinn e - Tables in fine mahogany finish, Mahogany finish with rubber Four-foot ize, green or nat g All reduced to about cost. We have (hem v Mon, Women, ne| TDyleutemant Tonck is Alling Guyne- Bl es opncils s ek gl e TR vy i il s and Children. Also separate Jerseys-Tights, Shoes and Cape, mew's shoes remarably well, having $24.75, August $1 7 88 tray; worth $16.75 $12 88 fastened with screws, 89 §' 3 BN NI 5 i & o ;et prought down his sixtieth Hun plane i Sale price .. . August Sale prise August Sale price c | SILK GLOVES. CHILDREN'S SOX. ! bl [ last week — — 8| For carly fall wear 19¢ white and fan g =gt 9 earst T e Porch Rockers ofrigerators. Willow Arm Chairs, Kitchen Tables, £ | 2 79C s 3 e s R el s b High back comfort- Hardwood white en- Natural finish hand B 4 : 5 ! Maple frame and. e 29¢ and 35¢ grad tions, they Inas. | AnYthing like what we've experlenced able Arm Rockers, vmel interior Refrig- made Willow Arm ! i 89C, $1 3 $1 .25 | 5 legs th naturs wood pair at Tribune; ai : at weddings in this country Japan has made of selected maple erators, ice capacity Chairs for indoor or itaRuarural 2 L Black, white, grey, pongee ite e much as all pajis = Pl sy tural finish; value Ibs.; worth $20,00 outdoor use; worth $6 ft. tops; worth $3 b White. tan. pongec cept the Tyiburn theln = 2P $3.50, sale $2 88 J sale $16 69 sale $4 49 | salc 2 69 and Brown. with colored tops. 2 News 0 . o rice, each o = Genab ¢ s e % N ssues th price, price, ea L i dealers| It is comforting to think that boys 1o e o dea - s s 1 B e e e T T Union-a'ls for Boys by throwing stones are proving excel- | == ompany, it who discriminate agair be abe to sell nothing but B Play Suits that are as tough as lcather. they save stockings, lent grenade hurlers. THE FRO LIN me, and to an observer it | pelled to surrender one suit of clothes, e S it || T e o e 9 95 $9 48 ™ §2 75 Indianapolis T Made of heavy khaki and Efue Denim. St o e Count de Lafayette, a ,descendant of | These here front line trenches, are all | es not seoem possible that any dealer ‘ a guy could wish | our heroic Revolutionary ally, has been £ FOf ‘ What Business Mcen Can Do -an keep up his business very long if only has one paper for sale. 2 On saturday they feed you beans and cite - bravery the French Of- Friday get fish; what may be the out- ]cited for bravery in e Friday you get fish; .,b fight amongst the pub- | ficial Journal. Blood will tell The sleeping 'commodations are what Ameflcan‘zaflon he fight ¢ & LR I call just great, Will Use Power Wiscly. (New York Herald.) | The amendments to the selective The ground ain’t half as hard as } ervice law sent to congress permit e e SR M e i employ two men to keep ||the president to exercise wise discre- armies were trounced by Field Mar- s ouc at this crisis, this is an | tion in calling out the “classes” under | { { | lishers. no one will deny that they Doa't waste men. If you Crown Prince Rupprecht, whose anti-American act twenty-one. Undoubtedly the presi- L] Conserve men. Go further dent will use his power wisely. It is | § the due of boys approaching manhood 8 that they be given the training which than eliminating waste and will equip them properly to meet the men is keeping them fit dur- duty inherent in citizenship when it = ing the war. comes to them. That can be given, | i3 Be Ready for a Good Posltion NEW “POLISH KING.” shal Haig, is in Munich “on vacation.” | The mosquitoes here at night would Sometimes they call it “ill health.” almost make you think of home The way they sing and fly and buzz agreed to permit Austria around your poor old dome. ‘tlinz the Polish ques- | A South Carolina bishop asserts that 1 so you won't get too much sleep, to authentic despatches, see that the safety, sanita- tion and housing of your to | we must win the war on our knees. there's lots of flies here too, They sting and bite and keep awake the whole day through n | : : I RS While this choice | Ing a three-legged race to Berlin Nl e STCeT e e e does not speak English way cutting off their opportunitics for & - should be learning it. In- education N e G G G e TRGEE iy sist upon their learning it in Nobady understands more clearly | \»\‘u-o \;m St “m”_ S L8 5 schooi or in your shop and than President Wilson the value to the | Prussian, it is not likely | men in cantonments will be fed pork | o, »\‘~p el fand designate one of vour em- country of its supply of educated |f§ Take advantage of our Fall Term—it will prove one of the best i £ i 5 £ RIS - i 3 TN ) yees to se gets O here is s rossibil 0 is ps P ake o ne. nnouncement of the prob- | instead of beef for the time being. el e [{M»,\u to see. that it gets ‘\:;;::.\r It e o ‘\h | uses you can make of your timec. \nnounceme £ tt da 4 de being misunderstood— o 11| Were the congressional pork barrels night Dy 5 s SRR G s pepletad » U D eWE monarcil Ewl o4 When voure out there a listening Urge the public educational ter of Mr. Smith indicates that at least | dommandested “U.N”\’, ‘,, Enal G andthntle authorities to start language it is not clearly understoad——the presi- Stephen is an And r‘nnruw‘\ '\h il it e classes in the factory for dent should again make it clear that, Stephen is - : ) se ¢ o er- instead of entertaining the thought of his daughters is| Our suburhan correspondent is au- e e Hoss o ol e e o ; ) reat them, Eane) LIy St G i 5 i e = % y her of the Radziwill | thority for the report that grasshop- | For t"‘" ,f‘]'l"'_'"‘rl M\C::n‘:r;‘u ':(: ’m,f':,,:‘: able to attend school. Effi- ing the scholastic year soon to begin, SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER $rd e e R ST ciency increases with | |1t is the desire of the government that i, Both of these families | Year. They must have been out look-| = qon't sleep here much knowledge of English and they should “carry on.” § a2 a - \ding in the Polish |ing& for their place under the sun But sometimes we have little games citizenship. Give :‘ recog- SR e { ] 1 . = and contests with the Dutch nition by increased wages S o 3 factmilnosnhease There's lots of fireworks at night and and promotion he Threatito Vicnua. ] e Some of the bathing suits seen at ol totaerss el . Stop anti-American propa- (Boston Globe) iine Pole as their | FésOrts this year are perfect types of | wwi v ip's almost Nke the good old ganda and agitation the in- The feat of d’Annunzio and his com- camouflage which would baffle any Fourth stant it raises it head in your plant by providing in- dual monarchy is said ming Arnhduke Stephen for | Pretty soon someone will be suggest- Every man or woman who and should be given, without in any Our Courses are planned to give individual attention to students, making it possible for you to advance rapidly. yrove so unpopular with so many in the land, ople as would that of an The war department announces that Call and talk matters over this week. Make this winter count in your career. to inhabitants of Jile another is the wife of | Pers are brown instead of green this 1 was once banished : " | patriot airmen in crossing the eastern | @ MATN STRE TEL. 767-4. U-hoat commander. In fact it is dif- | Who said that war was hell? ) 5 oat commander l is dif :}I::n'y, \‘\'rmv" Mk i e formation and co-operation Alps and dropping manifestos into the ficult to see any part of the suit at = on true Americanism. streets of Vienna is an exploif of which 1 because I'm extra tall i riously applied him- | 2! They pick on me a little but so far Invite naturalization offi- Italy and all the Allies may be proud. = = = cers to explain citizenship to For the navigation of airplanes in narchy, but of late s home in Cracow : ! = e ced them all enemy country may not at first glance most to be feared by Germany earning Polish. Tt is Ti¥e ducleedi ; » aliens and encourage . e des and treacherous 2 i ? The Kaiser has afforded us another | T hate to keep complaining but T'll your aliens and encourage the Alpine altitud and treacherous |, pear ta be a very effective way of | day good laugh In a telegram to the kick on just one thing them to make America their Alpine air currents is no mean task: |\aging war. Bombs, it mizht seem, Stephen will actual- | They spoil my whole existence here home. Give them time off and the distance traversed. more than | \ould be more potent than paper. | Russian Bonds Much Higher. | t once, even though el s ruler The tion far from being set- mayor of Frankfort be condemns the with pay to attend to their 600 miles, half of it over enemy ter B e e e o (Sooingheld Republianh naturalization examinations tory, is considerably greater than that | Austrian peoples, who have heartily| Rus: prospects must be improv- is to about, : ! sickened of war, tracts may have far|ing in the view of bond buyers, for — - Except the one hest thing of all— wages, hours, bonuses, in- ”,‘ their bombing raids ’t\n r.nu.‘wl reater and lasting effect than ex-|the Russian ,w.vm bonds sold in th for conquer ectoriGencry . < or. | The day when we march out surance pensio safety, Roughly it is about the distance from | pjosives. Bombs merely kill. Words | country in 1916 have recently risen t DlrectorsGeneraliiic A doosihasions ROBERT SPENCER profit sharing and co-opera Boston to Philadelphia and return at the minds of living men—and | about 60 a gain from 20 to the victories dered 60,000 old box cars on Ameri- e tive management. The em- Dropping printed warnings in an can railroads to be thrown to the junk FACTS AND FANCIES. ployer who keeps his men Poles them- | heap, There arc a few ancient relics Gl ot oGl Weekly i o i st ishow e America’s most practical own form of | around here that ought to be discard- Our manufacturers must show ‘em o ruler, Hun { ea ™ | tnae x5 stands for New England, bt @6 to 9 O'CLOCK — MONDAY EVENING not non-essential.—Manchester Union. Lin They will not let me sing. zuess T've told you everything there breach of international law.” = tell . Develop incentives through commonly covered hy eGrman fyers | allied air attack on that town as *a "he central powers ma 30 30 poin thinking men in Austria are!over the minimum price reached, onference, | their proteges, to Sy L vcilo According to pre r"iw’!‘?\ Kaisers Judging from e olousifnlings, = STEAKS Shl'r‘r:j.:;lri’lfl lb 2(30 POTATOES Karl and Wilhelm “asmree perfectly | baseball is essential in New York, and | pernstorft had bought up a few acres i non-essential in Boston. Boston’s ex- | o& those free versifiers—Binghamton e ) % DBest e @ - on all points at their latest confor- : av be that her people can @ » S planation may be that her Press. 3 : @ ¥ ONFEAIEEOS DS ShcelWonter it they Ars S to t ‘4 Pure agreed as to the | yuen to Henry James for recreation Gl NPT il LARGE NEW rg rs of patient >'i"f°“’“¥‘m1m where Foch will next hammer [ while New York can’t—Kansas City Remember me impa- | S8 S;lf_}T;Fl’ ije rs .) of railroads may now expect ir armies Star tient with r sanse he | B2 amy c rilro their armi o Sy 5‘~ Launcry a treatment from railroad em- g } B AL | - & ’ In ten years hefore the war Eng- [ e s three years?— § eph News-Press. - 7 = : 10 have been in the habit| e jatest treasury statement aff-|land had 1,262 crimes of malicious i . L iy - N passengers the impression|fi.ms that the afount of money in|and felonious wounding and Germany | . wonder how long it wiil be he- | [ i p e hould consider it a Privi- | circulation in the United States today | Dad 172.153. Write your 9Wn WABCIS. | fore the Government decides that [ B 8 § 5 é — Albany Knickerbocker-Press making colored supplements is a rmitted to travel by |is so large that the average for each : ' . non-essential industry.—Oxford, Me - . 3 ] B, r - el of the cynical ticket | man, woman and child is $52.44. We Lioyd George's “hold fast” seems to pol 00 ¢ CRISCO for 49(: o M > Mohican Selected c sent he overbearing conductor | have o cents, b e rest is| be equivalent to ‘“hold the fort, for 3 o pail 4 ; E 8 a verbear hav ur 44 cents, but the rest i L ~\“ B e g Shortening ! 4 W ) EGGS . .. . doz is past. Director General McAdoo of | missing. "“ o A he Boche he shall don Day. ey fell the Boche he shall not pas: $ AR . - the Federal Railroad Commission has e on Day T th ‘:‘i(”mmwv BoC Ot Pass | M SALT SPARE " 25C (\: x\l\‘l{ll'n o 11C i i EVERGREEN OR 23 >d an order to all employes that A German munitions baron has Germany can enter the fifth year of RIBS i ‘\'u’” i‘ Noa A i (-<\>'l:>l.\' CORN doz Cc S = i he man who - Loose-steppers appear t Y FRESH PL. 167/ 2 RED >forth the motto on all lines is to | been fined 1,000,000 marks and sen- | the war in the spirit of t The g0OSE p¥ appear to be R 3 s o 19 > S e was hanged on Monday and re- oo " oent at the Y REEI i /2C sout an c ONIONS C 1 Beans and peas and garden-sast »urtesy”” We have witnessed | tenced to jail for six months because i The week is beginning oo & S jooraph e oo MIXED SALT 25 CRISP POTATO SOUND RIPE i past praiseworthy but futile at« | he defrauded his government on WAr | hadly for me."— Toronto Telegram e PORK .. h &IC CHIPS pkg 15C TOMATOES 4 Ibs 15C on the part of various railroad | orders. Which ought to convince the —— o By bringing their U-boat war to PLAIN YELLOW CORN FANCY PIE ts to drive this point home in | Kaiser that what he terms *“Anglo- One sort of peace We \“f““]','ni“‘f‘n'; this side of the \:a‘-‘nr‘ the Huns TRIPE ... 2 Ibs MEAT, 5 1bs 18c APPLES minds of employes. Now the Gov- | Saxon heathen iworship of maney” | S Peace from Lansdownes wa ' have brought it where we want it 3 i peace.—Louisville Courier-Journal = ¢ S FC ADMINISTRATION LICENSE NUMBER G—08535. ernment will take a_hand, and the ! flourishes abundantly in the father- i We shudder to think of the conse- man who desires to continue working | land. 1 Still we could have stood it if Von ' (e ceq jf some Of US were com- 4 i