New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1919, Page 11

COLONIAL STYLE Walnut Bedroom Suit of Bed, Dresser and choice of Chiffonier or Dressing Table Regular Price $120.00 Sale Price $85.00 COLONIAL Solid Mahogany Bedroom Suit of Four-post Bed, Dresser and Chiffonier. Regular Price $120.00 Sale Price . . ; 585.00 HEPPELWHITE Walnut Bedroom Suit of Bed, Chiffonier. Regular Price Sale Price . and Dresser $85.00 COLONIAL Bedroom Suit of Four-post Bed, Regular Price $134.00 $85.00 Mahogany Dresser and Dressing Table. Saie Price COLGNIAL STYLE of Golden Oak Bedroom Suit, Napoleon and choice Chiffonier or Dressing PIILL Bed, Table. $95.00 $65.00 Dresser Re 2gular Sale Price . WANT ONLY SMALL BAVARIANS TRYING FORCE IN RUSSIA Representatives in Paris Make Known Their Desires Reorgamza jon of Industry and - Trade Development Under Way ch, Jan (Corr ondence Use of only| of s cd Press.) e Allicd Uk nta- of an government has undertaken in th atically to anize the recon- repre tion of indust and the de- Viza- veloy of trade hy the organization tatement issued ' of o new te commission to he com- their posed to solve many of the intricate prob- tatement lems of a return from a war to a peace except for the SaR e The new organization is {o bo Allicd detachmc own as the Commission for the Lo LE | Furtheran er in the and T Mirister of and Development of for no lusiry e material aad much pre herself with the Interior Auer TC- ! was forced by a mob to resign own office had promoted this org material, | and declared that the raft and should be army, upbt { the farm, trade and indust | nt problem the reconstruction hout them,"” 1 ring Wit | e under Lerod he said, “ th dquarters at Omsk 000 men under tho ral Denikine, o have just joined force < the Cossack leader Don, The Rus- ppeal aiso for moral Allied gnition. Bolshevism | of so-| no wor without freedom.” It new commission of eng with the governm an intensive study of of raw material work no bread v whe | or any is intc erate Kraznoff maki such as mines, water so as ao direct power aced outside the nd elect an eco- clare that on the pari of the ecen made but w s infl ricity “such a pro- Allie - 1ence TR cd and adds that nirths of the ind he was onlhy asserted h mater- 1 and join move tow 1t strategic cen ussia the armies Admiral Kolchak ed but Isheviki; ;m.v uvm ot en. Denikine 3 and that they shall be sup- Bol quickly force of Russell Bros Advt CASTORIA For Infants and Children in Us= For Over 30 Years #iways bears M— 7742 R the Signature vt | nomical T0 BE SYSTFMATIE?: new | of engineers who will endeavor In-' who his | solved, | ere can | led that i the sup- | and sources of | LIEUT. GEN. 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This spirit not to whom in He had they the told were field how their French seek their own selfish interd any regard to the int Japan has sent her nd it is my the officer in mind s with- ts of army to ardent wish rh:ul and men will always bear | ous, they are there to !mln'm which we and so conduct them- s to be welcomed by the !H- deliverers. Good behavior as praiseworthy on the velop strial unde pur enever power spent onstan for manufactir ¢ of i now find her. t now ing nd co-op rmment in the of impo 1l export commis: a1 \ iggs 55c dozen at The , 301 Main street. with the gulat does merely International Relations Are Now Viewed From Dillerent Angle The deciding ques that the com- study-of the pos the efficie fons. It anned new nmissic i Tokio, Ja spondence of 1d of other the Associated Press e war has ns. It will he ¢ A w e | revolutionized the unong civil- ity of pr zed peoples ations, pan’s new commoner concern ternational ith in declared T 3 g opportu 1R 7 r commissions if | states in the ties outside perate with wnized D German to co- ! recent interview ‘A new born among sit spirit scems to have been the them,” he said. “It seems to me that this new spirit will in the future come to sw of people in all new republic and with the cconomic departmer the entral Zovernment Minist govern th nomie . a an tions.”” Speaki 8 “The idea of oppr .people will be repu parties in England to the hu clas of e minds ries and en the vilized co Rackliffe’s 1919 Wall Papers The Latest Spring Styles are Now Ready for Your Inspection The line includes the best selec- tions from 8 of the leading manufactur- ers and comprises over 1,000 new pat- terns in many charming designs, tex- tures and colorings. One can choose just the very thing to harmonize with furniture, rugs, and draperies. 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Window Shades, Paints, Varnishes, Wall Papers, Etc. 250-256 Park Streef, New Britain this com territorial am e and Poland to the labor - and France and partly oven even terms also imanitaria s of 1 sective Under thesc ¢ am inclined to be paratively moderate and fair opinions | will prevail at the peace with t result that the war will end a peace ich all the tions of the i in” the rn and ca their country | ignore. to work desperately to re- | I ries re- re serm 1ve com- place the economic Lorraine and upy e believed, in this Umost vir lopment 1nd had huge conference, ’ worl na- future ny with one | under w world ¢ live in safety and in Jobody ¢ lities, » peace needed f > ‘of mankind.” T Hara recalled the active sympathy rel—Advt diers showed to the that such the true wel- incidents American French pe: Native T !\ ttle Sior m Official Photo from Underwood uall She has followe: state is free to d( anything however selfish or treacher: and the result is the tragic pligh Let u Busy