New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1919, Page 3

our Roof Leak ? bu Interested in Asphalt Shingles? nt once and get samples and prices. Standard Brands be disappointed with the wear and and S P C Products b stgndard by builders, carpenters d building inspectors. ate Surfaced Shingles Attractive Fire-resisting ence and all steeped roof buildings hingle surface with fragments of eautiful and permanent tints of red e fragments are securely embedded H will not wah out or blow off. Burfaced Shingles will nt warp, curl, They resist all kinds of weather oll 108 Square feet 1ply Imp SP $2 50 roli Al . 150 | _ Perren - $ 2ply Imp SPC per roll .. $3.00 5 PIY Imp SR @ 1 ply Ruberoid S P C per roll $3.25 $2.25 | , ply Ruberoid S P Coperroll ..... $3.75 i 3 ply Ruberoid S P $2.75 Cperroll ..... $4.50 d Shingles $7.50 per square. Bros. Co. Inc. irk St. New Britain > A BIRD LOVER y the Story Lady.) a bird book and he spent most of his time ound the mocking bird’s nest in the summer d the blue bird’s nest in the knot hole in the posg e was a wren's nest in a box on the porch ng sparrow had a nest just inside the pasture eter found a little yellow bird making love to red and brown one. He found in his bird they were orchard orioles. me tearing in the house one day, ‘“Aunt e quick, there's a great big brown and red 1e orchard. I can't find him in my book at ome quick before he flies away. I couldn’t 5od.” int Grace stopped her bread making and ran re enough, high up in the big cherry tree was round as Peter and Aunt Grace came up. hed. “That’s Mrs. Roberts’ brown leghorn —HELEN CARPENTER MOORE. tected in time for the crew to release a'part of the big airship’s water bal- lJast and thus prevent injury to the machinery by coming in contact with the ground I]‘ Unless present plans are changed .; { the R-34 will sail over New York and then make directly out to sea prob- ‘r\bly over a course slightly north of " i the southern route if conditions are Re- . favorable. Should strong winds pre- vail in an unfavorable direction the northern route will be taken. General Maitland estimated that about 3,000 miles would be covered on the return trip. On its homeward journcy the R-34 will carry 256 pounds of mail. About 100 official letters have been received at the New York post office from of- ‘| ficials in this country congratulating British officials on the success of the trip and about 200 letters had been received yesterday and private indi- viduals marked for transmission to England by the dirigible. Those were all put in the mail bag of the R-34. CAR (lq'\r']nn(l Street Cm- lumplo\(\ Given Incrcases They Desire. Cleveland, O., July 8.—Street car service was resumed here early today for the first time since Sunday morn- ing when 2,600 employves of the Cleveland Railway Co. went on strike. The employves' demands for an in- crease in wage rom 43 cents an hour the first three months of service, 46 cents the next nine months and 48 cents thereafier to 55, 58 and 60 cents, respectively, were granted, and Presi- dent J. J. Stanley. of the company, | agrecd to submit to arbitration the company's demand for an increase on stockholders’ dividends from 6 per Fent. to 7 per cent. No Sale Goods Sent C. O. D. Or on Approval » Cash Prizes for Finders of (INCORPORATED) Anniversary Sale HARTFORD. Balloons Thirtieth Anniversary Sale Wednesday--Second Day ALL GOODS ADVERTISED WATCH FOR FIRST DAY AVAILABLE UNLESS LOTS ARE SOLD OUT OUT FOR ANNIVERSARY SALE BALLOONS EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN WOMEN'S APPARIEL WOMEN 'S SUITS AT $7.50, $10.00, $15.00, $25.00 SMART SEPARATE SKIRTS AT SALE PRICES THES PRICES ARE VERY ' UNUSUAL Stunning Skirts of silk poplin come in navy, Pekin, rose, grey, taupe, black and brown several models to choose from. trimming. The sizes are 25 to White gaberdine and novelty and gathered back. Waistbands Other Skirts for summer wear at especially low prices of $2.98, $3.98, $4.95, There are Many individual features such as: fancy pockets, buttons and fringe 32 waist bands. Priced $2.25. weave Tub Skirts with ocean pearl buttons for trimmings , batch pockets 24 to 32. Specially priced $1.00. .98, $7.50 and more. 35c value very special at at (s An odd assortment of 2-quire Harmony Linen Bond in white only. Regular Stationery at Very Low Prices Rompers and Creepsrs An assortment of 1 quire boxes of Stationery 63 in white and tints. Regular 25c and 29c stationery c 300 Romrers and Creepers; sizes 1 to 6 years. Pink or blue chambray in the button and the full bloomers styles. They have pockets. Correspondence Cards in beautiful tints and white Just the garment you will need plenty to 39c and 45c¢ take to shore or country.’ boxes at .... 43c Sale price Regular price 89c. HIGH GRADE PAPERS The bundles contained. from mighty good picking. wear priced for this Sale only Colored Organdy Ruffling Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs, Get Wall Paper at This Room--Lot Sale SELLING AT ONL!Q A FRACTION OF REGULAR PRICES 1 8 to 16 rolls at the start of the sale and the prices ranged from 50c to $3.00. What are left for the second .day, with some new ones that have been added, will make Smashing Prices in q:: South Store NEW ITEMS NOT ADVERTISED FO"? THE FIRST DAY Neckwear Samples 50c Eifi% Cluny Laces 2ic A wonderfully nice showing of Sample Neck- ?f&:v:xutitul Clhuny Laces in pure white, for trim- mihg Blouses, Underwear, etc., priced for this Sale cecren.. 39c yard y .... 21c a yard High neck net Chemisettes, remarkable values Novelty Filet finished banding 2 and 3 inches 25¢ each wide, with beading, also without. Sale price 25¢ a yd. Children’s colored cord border Handkerchiefs. $Hale price 3 for 10c. Women’s Hand Embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs. Sale price 3 for $1.00. Women’s Soft Bleached Cotton Handkerchiefs plain, 15¢ each. 1-4 inch hem. 3 for $1.00. The Silk | for it until hell freezes over,” and a quality for 97c. HOLCOMB OPP( Governor of Connccticut Approves Brandegee's Stand. Washington, July 7.—Marcus H. Holcomb, governor of Connecticut, has lined up with the irreconcilable op- ponents of the L.eague of Nations cov- | ing Connecticut's nior senator on the ! definite stand he h ken against the Holcomb's letter follows: i “Dear Senator Brandegee: I noted | in the Hartford Courant this morning | that yvou stated, referring to the League of Nations, ‘T shall never vote further statement, ‘T will leave the re- publican party the moment it stands for the league.” 1 agree with the sen- timents and approve of the forcible fifty with you on both propositions.” KAISER NOT WORRIULD. ious About His Surrender. Amerongen, July 6, (By the Asso- ciated Press —Former Emperor Wil- liam and his wife are apparently un- perturbed by the possibility that pro % ceedings will be brought by the En- tente for the extradition of the for- mer from Holland. Members of the former monarch's suite have indicated in conversations with the correspond- ent that in their opinion : proceed- ings from allied quarters \\n\llr] be protracted for many months without certainty that The Netherlands gov- ernment would consent to give the former kaiser over for trial They are almost unanimously con- vinced that they are here for a long sojourn and are making preparations accordingly. Some new Packets added for enant, taking (hc opportunity of an- | § nouncing his position by congratulat- i Lloyd George-Wilson instrument. Gov. | B language. 1 am willing to go fifty- | Neither Ts His Wife Apparently Anx- | | Packet Sale Continues WITH MANY ,\'IC\‘Y PACKETS ADDED Splendid assortments yet, in the Silk Packet Sfile. i Wednesday. { Chinese Pongee, natural color, no powder or/dressing washable and splendid for service, $1.59 J M)R'\ll”’ LIMITED. Germany simultaneously with the lift- Paris, July 8~—The council of five | ing of the blockade. This decision will decided todayyto limit the commercial } not affect the censorship on matters of censorship on! communications with | a political nature. [ AVE ICE! DON'T KEEP THE ICE CHEST IN YOUR HOT KITCHEN ! Remove it apart—in an- of,her room—where the heat of your range will net affect it. Ice—today—is more pre- cious than rare jewels. This city’s ice reserve _«the little that was harvested last winter—is ost gone ! Ice is now being brought in to city in limited supplies from distant at demand has been made on this outside supply by other cities—too. Will this de- mand ,be so heavy that we will find ourselves ice in time? Experts say YES!! ends entirely on the observance of CONSERVE—CONSERVE —CONSERVE ! ! ! Everyone must help. ORDER YONLY WHAT ICE YOU NEED. Publicity ASHLEY BABCOCK CO. WEDNESDAY MORN ING SPEGIALS $3.50. SILK SHIRTS $1.89 Wednesday Morning $1.25 Blue and Black WORKING SHIRTS 89¢c Wednesday Morning $2.00 PAJAMAS $1.39 Wednesday Morning $2.50 and $3.00 PAJAMAS $1.89 Wednesday Morning BLACK HOSE 8 Pairs $1.00 Wednesday Morning 35¢ WHITE SOLE HOSE 5 Pairs $1.00 Wednesday Morning $1.00 SILK HOSE 2 Pairs $1.50 Wednesday Morning $2.00 SOFT CUFF SHIRTS $1.65 Wednesday Morning $2.50 SOFT CUFF SHIRTS $1.85 Wednesday Morning $1.75 B. V. D. UNION SUITS $1.05 Wednesday Morning Don’t Miss This Sale You Will Save Money Buy- ing at