New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1919, Page 6

would have the cold nerve to own, ew Britain Herald. [0 "o ™ a l HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, The creation of still another 3tep 5 ¢ Proprietors. between the consumer and the bpro- § Issued dafly (Sunday excepted) at 4:15 { ducer by this method will naturally ’ ' 9 l’ L] L] ar or ’ . m., at Herald Bullding, 67 Church St. i S0 S voar bring about higher prices in 1050;; :hfi:r‘x?m s. What financial gain there is to a cer ALWAYS RELIABLE' ¢ New Britam | (20 class—the loafing longshoremen | i i Office at New Bri : ! ORI C) 3 D) T 5 N N Y : ) 44 R Tt o O aatior in this instance—will soon be wiped STORIS CLOSED AT {2:15 NOON WEDNE 4 | out by greater cost in food The ¥ ¢ TELEPHONE CALLS Business OM novelty of the scheme is the only : . Editorial Room . 3 thing that recommends it to atten- | The only profitable adver! ng medium In 1i ok iy =8 e ! B el Tnd pross | 10N, It can.scarcely last:long and | (! room always open to advertisers. its weakness will soon be proved. | | rne Jember of the Assoclated Fress. oo ——— | e Associated Press s exclusively entitle o o o - 5 = s e ey L et of il nows | TFIS SENATE AND PROHIBITION. credited to it or not otherwise credited Members of the Anti-Saloon Leasue i in this paper and also local news publlshed hereln. must have relaxed their vigil ovev S ——————————————— | CONgress since the Prohibition Eil! FOOD CONTROL AGAIN. passed the House or powerful pro- - Through the Department of Justice | te8ts from Liquor interests have been ' M b an effort is being made to bring | Feceived in the Secnate, else the action L K qghm:' conditions which existed dur- | ©f the judiciary committee of the K N ng the war as far as the control and | UPPer house would not have taken 9 Ao M- H > of foodstuffs is concerned so that | the seeming liberties with the bill e Summer Clearance Remnants of all kinds of goods here practices of hoarding and pro- | NOW before it as it passed the body R fiteering may be discontinued. State [ ©f Representatives. Threats that the Remnants of Siiks, Dress goods, Voiles, Wash goods of all kinds. “Food controllers will again resume | bill would, be extremely drastic, pu'- Ribbons, laces, Embroideries, etc. b their powers™and county men will | 1i imadé before it was acted upon, == R SR be selected, from former ranks if not carried out when the lower possible, to aid in the search for il- | assembly passed it. Its committee End Of Season Ciearance Of A l ‘legal practices on the part of whole- | liberalized it from the original act. B L e i 0dd Lots t Buy One Article at a Mill End Sale Price and Get likewise. Thou we cannot refuse % an_ intent to defraud the [to endorse the action of the commuii- ’ ) To reap the benefit of this odd lot clearance, we suggest that F . Biic apd obtain a x‘l ner prie for | tee, it is a cause for wonderment that you make a thorough tour of all departments on three floors of nOt er rtlc e Ior JC P*f00T than the conditi of the mar- | it is further ‘“drawing the teeth this store, Clearance lots await you there. $ ket and the demang_justifies. after the early threats. " o ° | B Although “Jitney™” and 6¢ are synonyms these days—We still eall a spade a spadé—and at the Prov Yepar o et e ’ = ) ) T \ 2 ”"Mm_! that the Department of T'he definition of intoxicating liquor N!en S ]“‘ts IR Lockhart Jitncy Sale—A Jitney means 5C just the same as it used 0. Those who have benefited by Justice faithfully performs its duty|is kept at one-half of one por ceny : Lockhart Jitney Day in the past will need no ng to come here tomorrow, those who have never at- the day of the profit ol WSy e e Rl e G e Soft Collar Sport Shirts, whitewand colors, vaiue $1.50 to 5 tended this unique cvent have a pleasant surprise in ~tore for them. No C. O, D. or Phone Orders—Right $2. : § > 5 X ¢ SALE - Reserved to Limit Quantitics—To Prevent Dealers From Buyin Jinosaibie o trice anyigags e ampunts through the action on the bill, C e $1 _19 ach y of foodstuffs, such as would consti- WEDNESDAY : it will not be wunlawful to tute a ‘“‘market,” it is easy to prove acquire one, providing we know where profiteering. Food hoardjng is the the stuft may be had. Of course, the M ’ F' K 't U -l S e R 5 SK DOZEN GILLETTE BLADE:! BLACK SILK GLOV Jnt etepiinSprofiteet iz Ron Ral lar kol ot it fwill stUN be pronibited but ens ifie i nion uits ; WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 5 | WEDNESDAY scale. By removing from sale a large 7 o ME ETRT DO JITNEY DAY e c JITNEY DAY c : B = 3 ‘. = £ P Buy Gillette zor for 5 toxicating cider and fruit juices o 16 for Summer and ecarly wear Buy a $ all lined wool Ty Oue (Gl e di Buy one pair of these cxcel- mand is created and but a part of _ DN OSD N A i s 8 and get onc extra dozen clusively for use in his house.” Non- SDNIS . o $1 29 serge cape for $15.00 at e lent quality black silk Gloves, . § ) a person may ‘“‘manufacture non-in- S -t sleeves and sleeveless, ankle and knee lengihs, sizes bulk of a certain commodity a de- & Short sleeves and sleeve the hoarded stuff may be sold at the | . Vaiue $1.50. ades for 5c at toilet goods intoxicating cider, at the time of its e ! Suit Dept. and get a $1.98 white dept. double finger tipped, sizes 5 1 price that was paid for the whole. manufacture, has great possibilities if Gaberdine Wash sSkirt for 3c. RAJAH ROXIDE CREAN to 7 for 69c, and get another The American people do not need to = W ’ B th. Q ht A | b = = 2 B o ey T -y o el e | ecRe forfamnile fbu (R sxellSinoRperic omens a lng SUITS % JAP SILK WAISTS WEDNESDAY pair of the same for 5c. attac 3 - S o i - - JITNEY DAY ke s g < et hat it wishes. If the thins that it |21¥ aftached to keeping liguor o gl e 3 DAY SC WOMEN'S HANDKERCHI one's own usc. Nor will there be a WIEDNESDAY A. M Buisonstano finain SRl N 3 i ide Cream for 25¢ and get an ALY o 4 Lok 5 penally for being drunk, or taking i Values up to $7.95. | g ¥ a smart $13.98 Beach N om0 RS (st e JITNEY DAY Cc drink in public 4 @ go0ds e pay, and do it gratefully. It is this Cloth Sport Suit for $10.98, at MAVIS TALCUM Buy four Women's Kmbroi- characteristic that helps the large In casting about for a reason back Suit Dept. and get a $2.25 em- WEDNESDAY 5c ‘dered corner Handkerchic B ivulator of prices to realize upon | o this action, we hark to the French TowelS, Towehng and Bed Sheets BB loered dap sitk waist for se. JITNEY DAY LY wants is held in a warchouse until a certain, higher, price is reached, we $1.00 and get four of the samc his investments phr herchez la femme” and im- 8 CHILDREN'S RUBBERS Buy one box of Mavis Talcum ) N HUCK TOWE LINEN TOWELING. WIEDNESDAY for 25¢c and get another for 5¢ and cologed horders Good heavy, 45c grade JITNEY DAY ..., at toilet goods dept. FLOUNCINGS Nelar Crmalele - WIEDNESDA Y Buy a pair of Misses' or Chi WOMEN’S SUMMER VI WD DAY 5 : e e PAUDDES L T 59c¢ o | ¥ daren’s $3.50 aun calf or patent WEDNESDAY 5 JUDNEY [ up” or of some natural cause, and |this cade, though, we believe, is the n\f,?,‘ - Bach s 1 d colt high shoes for $2.95 and JITNEY DAY C Wilaverl vard § of | (hose kind for 5c. The second class of profiteer is the | Mediately paraphrase it into ‘“cher- | retailer who takes advantage of the chez le farmer,” he of the daylight shortage created by thos “higher | SaVings opposition. T adds too great a profit to his retail | 8¥ape grower of California who may 4 farcsion . zet a pair of rubbe fit, Buy one of these women's fine Swiss Floundings, inch price. He trades upon the same |¥et find a way (o market his light = = N M worth Tac, fo . Summer Knit Undervests low wide, you buy at 59c¢ per yard characteristic as his wholesale partner [ Wines. Even thoush he does not, and 81300 HEAVY GOOD WEARING ] CHILDREN'S HOS neck, sleeveless for 25c, and get you get another yard of the SUPPORTERS another for 5c¢. same for 5c¢. in crime. He is fully as blameable. | the present bill passes as amended, | WEDNESDAY CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS LACES As an aid to the Department of | every little farmer may have a cids (& eet g JITNEY DAY 50 : SDAY ) “WEDNESDAY Justice the people of the United States | press of his own, and every city dwell- Value 3 Buy onec pair of Children's NIY G JITNEY DAY ...... 5c have an opportunity to help in lower- | er also, if his cellar is big enouzh. pg WEDNESDAY A. M. " Black or White Hose Sup Buy one pair of C ren’s Wth every yard of these exifa ing prices by refusing to buy where | And at that the large grower of ap- | | R porte at notion dept.—all Black Stockings for . 5i7 fine torchon laces you buy at f sizes—for 19c¢ and get another 5 to 9 1-2, and gef another pair 12 1-2¢ a yard you get another the charge is a few more cents than | ples in California benefits by the B i f the market price. Self denial in the | heavier demand there w ! ; : ¢ % e o e s T 20 A b = < e will be for h WHITE WASHABLIS SATIN, & RN T NS VNIS S o : e use of many things that are too cost- |\ fruit, WARREN'S BELTING MEN'S NIS SHOES VEILINGS WEDNESDAY M YA : WIEDN ESDAY WEDNESDAY WID ly, even though but a few cents too : > P $1 95 3 y 4 5 5 > i Value $2.50. . JUPNEY % [ JITNEY DAY ..... C TNY costly, will do much to “break” the 5 IINEY DS JITNEY ; | — With every yard of Warren's B pair of Men's Shoes , T v ke p Biexc. W are purchasing o wreat | FACTS ' AND FANCIES. | i |6 ith every sar of Warrens | Bus one pair of Men's Shoos Withissery yaralat these vel b SR | WOOL KNITTING YARNS, : Girdline boned belting in white ings you buy at 15c a yard you M 2 inch wide you buy at 19¢ a Men's Marathon or Champion ST s Gl g o o~ S e T 4 vard you get another yard.for Tennis Shoes for 5 S e GO ON SALIZ WEDNESDAY A. M. d ¢ at notion dept. P AN DI WEDNESDAY Shein 1Sc TWO DOZEN JAR RINGS WEDNESDAY 5 e A 5c WEDNESDAY 5 JITNEY DAY [ i oo UG - will be available for less than we are LINEED AN C Buyass1.9sSCInISMIUDEDICES Clothing department at $1.00 o A Western brewer of near hear puts | Buy one dozen quart for $1.79, sizes 6 to 14 years, il now required to pay. a sticker on each bottle saying “Don't | FINAL CLEARANCE i Mason Fruit Jars for $1.10 and and get an extra dress of the Wash Pants for ¢ less than we are now required to pay. | MiX yeast with this beverage or it will | § two dozen Good lLuck jar same kind for 5c. Third floor. M s STRAW HATS Should America suddenly develop a | 0 Intoxicatin Al the customer soment for 5 WOMEN'S BLOOMERS § kvt 3 B s o7l thaitt o thel volng ot melr|| s (s [ORKTONGIS o N ch yens e 8 edflesday Morfl“lg : SN CLOTHES PINS WEDNESDAY EDNESDAY policy v selt- | means—Loulsville Courier-Journal. . | o o e Dar JITNEY DAY denial the Department of Justice i g 2 All odd lots of Hosiery, Knit Underwear, Children's Sleepers, b | B ol llv‘\\" SC it e L e Buy a Man’s or Youth's would not have to hunt the profiteer i s 4 Boys Shirts, Bloures, Tights and Bathing Suits. : Charley, dear,” said young Mrs. | § B Buy one 22 inch round oak sook night gown for $1.4 The stocks now being held would be | Torkins, “TI wish they wouldn't inve ¥ Clothes Basket worth 89¢ for get a pair of pink batiste deal which we do not actually need 0 ; e 3 Saxony, Germantown and Flo. all small lots where we d And paying too much for it. Get| If a military ofiicer vho fs unduly | : ! 5 have severe to prisoners is called “Hard- boiled”” Smith, is a henpecked 3 the present prices prevail and, even- | panq « tually, things that we think we need along on as little as possible while hu o IR C e ambled” Jones?— Exchange | B YOUR CHOICE any price and get w Hat for sold for less than cost and the grocer | tigate the high cost of living any fur. % p s G e M S e SIDE COMBS would not find it possible to charge a | ther.? ; 3rd FEOO[‘ ShO fO[ I hese BB dozen Clothes Pins for 3¢ at WOMEN'S SWEATERS DAY 5 % 20 : . . Why? : \ : ‘ 2 e JITNEY DAY . [ high price. 1t is time that we got| .MV B basement ] DAY Svery time- they hold a new in- | Odd Pairs of Soiled lLace Curtains, 50 q | B 0-CEDAR OI1 a VEY DAY ...... C Buy any one of our fifty cent . Pair C oy he desire things that | quire e ey from fhe decte for ShngI et duity they, sedmilto| discover fmore of| B S WRDNESDAY. MORNING Rt e e : WEDNESDAY ; & 91498 all wopl Coat Combs at shell goods dept, for are inaccessible and costly and [ it."-~Washington Star. Ol orope i x e ‘W UITNEY DAY SC L 50c and get one pair of sifie Jisned o use elefthingsithatiare o ODD HALF PAIRS 8t ....ocoicnneeeectonnee 25 ch R Buy one $1.25 size Battleship models, all colors, and get a combs for 5e. Bandy and cheap Some day we'll get the map all|[f c model O-Cedar Oiled Mop for $2.08 slip-on sweater for 3c. y NT LEATHER BELTS right, | t 98¢ and get one 25c hottle of oil Third floor 2 5 With neatly drawn designs, i ‘W for at basement. - BRA c HTRING ASSISTANTS FOR LABOR.| So clear that none will start a fight i Dra erv Remnants /8 Ry Mors WEDNESDAY 5 | R e T In Italy the longshoremen who To change the boundary lines 7| y 2 B VESDAY 5 JITNE o ; C our leather goods section for Wieshinston etan Scrims, Marquisettes, Nets, and Madras 1 to 7 yard lengths, all g} | [ - (& Buy a §2 3. AlaSpirite Sberand kel sWOm S SpRaten " e i marked al quick clearance prices for Wednesday morning. Buy one floor broom for 6dc Corset in white or flesh color leather belt for [erimod Jafnovel methoomol Nearning SEN 4 [ ® and get one 49%¢ Dry Mop at coutil for $1.50 and get one 39¢ BOYS' NECKWEAR their money,-at the same time taking BLEENENG. bhasement for 5c. Brassiere for 5c¢. Third floor. WEDNESDAY the, ease that the moneyed indivilual O — | CRIB BLANKET PERCALE APRONS JITNEY DAY 5C ; Apples on the winesap: (ree, melons — 1 prove trade— Rhode Island and i 5 WEDNESDAY 5 Buy a Boy's Blouse for 9Sc their demand for $6.50 per eight-hour 1:u;-7r:1:,';u‘ Py b L achusetts mills receive numero | TNEY DAY . C JITNEY DAY ....... C at our furnishing dept. and get ’ o b Phlanipeachs 25 YEARS AGO Business in various cific . 7ith every bed comfortable, Buy one $1.95 FPercale or a boy's washable four-in- § | Dnen cecshing G ensanten A A big increase v il size and figured, lined hoth 3ingham Porch Dress for $1.69 hand for 5c. they immediately acquired men tfo S ’mfl’:“m"l" apricots, quince (From the Herald of that Date) A ehtomleq Extensive | B Ooli TETED o (L) s ¢ and get one percale apron for VELVET AND BRUSS B for them at the rate off$2 per e in Poland on e IFull force | 8 a pair of crib blanke Se. 5¢. Third floor RUGS T S A e e e i R G L CLASEGTOWETS CHILDREN'S DRAWERS WEDNESDAY 5¢ DeWolff sing at the First church to- TS 61D (oK (it el - DNESDAY wWED DAY 5C JITNEY DAY morrow. e ) e S JITNEY DAY ... .. JITNEY DAY . Buy one 30x60 fine quality George A. Cadwell of this city has, Big battle expected—Japanese sc 3 With every red stripe vy one Children's Plaid |<\u:~ r?r X" 95 and get choice o 5 accepted a position as principal of ' giers preparing to meet the Chine towel hemmed ready for use, Plain color Gingham Dress for a 27x54 Velvet or Brussels rug el the Jremminderi o orsmnEen Taftville public schools | army—An unsuccessful atfempt made | f§ vou buy for vou met another 95c and get one pair of chil- worth $2.95 for Bc. = ”]I””)‘(l‘hr‘y Bl Brasch docs e C. Hungerford is spending a foW o disperse the Chinese efiet at Kei | § »f the same for ¢ dren's 19¢ drawers for 5c. ART RAG RUGS mains to be explained. It certainiy| 1This Wi oppertunity, world in so flibaidlo A et WL Eanl it bomvpidsd by WS CBRPE SULEING Thizdeon e WEDNESDAY 5 ool . el petition is heing cireulated (ho Japanese fleet yesterday, but with WEDNESDAY WOMEN'S WAISTS JITNEY DAY C Tl s st Of th iasnsess ! ¢ around ihe city to prevent the electric poor success. ’ | & JITNEY DAY 5(: WEDNESDAY Buy one 30x60 firm quality s ior o= e orescnad ibyE o “hT“;;\m«u:‘(‘l":--\‘\i‘vl‘\m”“:' SR e Ceishirom Snunnin glont Sundavalinlie B Tans leaving Ghina=Hundredsihave AR, TR S 6 R JITNEY DAY 5 5C Art Rag Rug in plain colorin ith peitendestel lon Dahal Mhe Rislas et Reloscdl aniibusln g sfatian C iy runs of crepe suitings, newest Buy one $2.50 lingerie waist pink, blue, grey. tan and black, | Of the living faith that melts in the | (he day i el o n el o : E 8 ay is sadly disturbed and men e protected against hostile demon 215 G e ¥ o-much- 1 L » d € s stile d 3 el T < i o v tailorec or ancy horders, r o $2.45 ~it ‘does accomplish the too-much living deed kept working who otherwise might gt ations of the natives plain colors and washable, you in fancy or tailored model - for with fancy borders, f $2.45 besought condition of “less work, | l.eagues and covenants remade, rest. s buy at 4% vard. you get an- $1.95 and get one T7hic percale and get another of the same __Pacts of right fo keep: All the New Britain companies are e 7 other extra vard for 5c. for 5c. Third floor. kind for 5c. The thunder of life’s accolade leaving today for the camp at Niuantic. ! GERMANY PAYS GOLD. recently struck for more pay have requires. The struck and obtained hour, surely it is August 12, 1894 day, with naught- but the trouble of now! Wheat and oats and timothy, Summer at its best: rth as lovely as can he, workmen -to capitalists, as it were. Allin harvest dressed! gupervising the labor for themselves. Thus they converted themselves from labor has to say to siich a plan re- ganizers in the United States, althouszh more pay The Jlaborer must bhe common 3 i E Resounding deep to deep! The companies will be gone for the! New York, Aug. 12 S in if such a thing as the week to the amount of ahout . 4 e ANt o Hon hived for winter's feast, hon- Rodts Coffew ar i = ing rcom at = wonderful saving. QR - popsible, and we . are ey in the comh Officers Coffey and Nelson stopved 14 iy (he hank of the Netherlands | § Here's your opportunity for you to cover the floor of your Bedroom, Kitchen, Bathroom, or Din- told that it has been practiced 1 team coming from Plainville about : Beauty on the morning breeze o'clock this morning. It had a load and thg tional bank of Belgium (o | |4 l 7N IR . Thore must bo mans S e e aumnen foriy e crgit of (ho feteral reserve van | § 1 €XOlEUIM YV atErproo oor Lovering more men than there are jobs. At | Victors of a mighty war bringing vic- | dozen bottles of heer by the roadside of New York, it is learned here ra 2 s impossible * tory hom and brought the driver into the po- gold is part payment from Germany W d d ° D P Y d z:t l:::':’ :::\';;'\"Oter"e":;TO’;:_ )(M: Let it not have heen in vain that | lice i for food from this country. The metal | f edanes ay, ltfley ay, er ar e T - T o i some had to die The steamer Umbria. having on will' be deposited in the near future i the strike in the first place. It is| Peac> upon the twilight hill, hoard Robert Chalmers and George with the bank of England After H‘ ¥ Sust nrrived o ; e DE e rollons: certainly strong evidence ths ir Love on brooding wing; Mitche his <ity, arrived at has/been assayed and its exact value chase. just arrived we offer for cy Day as s . iy y !mmn; worok ghad d:oth!ng d;uz‘h:u (L, Bl Lo s 1 (o Qik‘l(eke‘:\(:()o::\ t(on‘la having made the detérmined, it will be allocated among | § Buy 10 square yards at 75¢ yard. amounting to $7.50 and we will scll you as much more as your / Let the whole world sing! Ee b o L S Sl S il room requires up to a limit of ten yards at 5c per square yard. tirely selfish motive behind it—a FOLGER McKINSEY, National Happenings. m lcw\r statements as “gold with for- otive that no American affiliation in the Baltimore Sun. l Cessation of strikes tend to im. ecigm agenci Fxcept for slight misprints here and there the price would be 90c per yard—this special Mill pur-