New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1919, Page 3

[ T R ] Boston Store M ™0 LK HAVE YOU STARIED YOUR COLLECTION OF Exodus From Caucasus Region Begi “Beacon” | PYREX GLASS OVENWARE»| ~#®E=%% | raris, T By 8 Y HARTIORD i —British troops be; 5 STORE CLOSES AT 12 PRIDAY the Ciuc s region on Avu ; i Bvery woman knows how battered and black metal utensils get after a short time, how the surface | i it T e G1F Al o e of some utensils flakes off. how so; w dishes craze and absorb cooking odors. | have been protecting Armenians be- Pyrex does not loose its brilllancy even after years of constant use. It does not craze, rust, discolor, | > Bath Robe B!ankets | fore September 13, D: s Arnold, of absorh odors, dent, bend, corrode or burn out. Its hard, smooth surface cannot peel off or absorb odors., ' | Providence, R. I, managing divector Every piece is hand e and tested by cxperts. No picee that does not measure up to Corning | it also has been proved by | of the American committee for relief E rds cver leaves the . Each picce is made to stand oven h - Jac uard in the Near Bast, said today upon his | sientific tests (o be mnch s - under reneh hendling than carthen ware. | return to Paris frc While HERE IS A LIST OF THE POPULAR NUMBERS: bm London Comfortables = i e e — for School Apparé who told him it was impossible for . ’ | Britain to retain troops in Armenia S | T - © & = , unless the United States should give 3 ! g : Eeonomyiiand frocditastecomiyne ] g handics R .85 .. Plaid B'ankets ‘ - ‘ e Vaah Suie relieve them within two or three = /A 5 Bloomers, Romj Stap! ne L C .b Bl k s Le o ; 6 0z, round (sct of 6) $1.50 mths ; il | - | 5 1 and will keep their colors Yl anke:s Alr. Arnold, who left Constantinople | - Afoz§sa1nd K(sctiof )RAE10 | 2 | three weeks ago, says it is imperative | GEL T2 () o0 160 bl Bl k | that Turkey. bhoth Iluropean and L | | BAKING DISHES—Round— WHAT MORIS A\PPROPRIATI : e R { . S, 0C D THAN GINGHAMS? oupie an ets IEASiaticesnouldilel policedl Lyt torcicn o Y0 53 089 s e, (e LA Small (COCOTTES) Rl | troops, perferably American. before | | 4 deep i 6 0z. round 4 i N e il AR S ] G AR MG of (e e | “ASS no | R Cundhuce il S | takes place. e says if this is not | 100 2 1-2 qt. round. decp Glo Sl GhTD non A 55 12 oz round ... Blankets we have now in stock will 1ds, 33c¢ yard | done there will be wholesale mas- 101 2 qt. round. deep .. s s il | St e be much higher later in the season. | cicres, 102 1 1-2 qt. round, deep ‘l(_”m.,,.d .h;.n‘,“' ENCON ",m'h DARING PLAY . = 4 . T It will be to your advantage to buy| “For humane reasons” Ar. Arnold 103 1 qt. round. deep . ... | at. round. shallow 1.00 LI o T _ & o gloTh MEBCEBRED TOMAN said, “the United States should ac- 104 1-2 qt. round, deep « . e 464 1 qt. round .. 8¢ A it ay rapriclor innata A fabric that serves msi cept the mandate for all Turkey. 1 112 1 qt. round, llow . . 20010 e AN e T IO A sWis0 465 1 1-2 qt. round PR fineness, 27 inches wide, neatly costume 6 ine! BEACON BATH ROBE BLANKETS hol‘x‘c\c1 K)HU.:\UU .\mvru‘:mls could ; _‘:':;(« “r'(‘,“'l"“'(-‘ I“::li:‘dfi":::l > 401 10 oz oval shallow .. . doRz “1']"1”1‘_”;“‘ s =2 smm"vl patterns on both light wide and o ery heaj 5 police both European and Asiatic 7 - Tk S 5 402 12 1 . oval, sha v PIE PLATES and dark grounds, 39c yard. ister; 59¢ yard. We are showing a big assortment of | Turkey and keep the country in order dard mountings .. s 5. So1 & 1-% in. ronndl wide the late: patt s and mmr»mmim\“ for two years, or until local conditions 168 1 1-2 qt. round, fits YER CAK : rim . .$ .90 | MADRAS EDEN CLOTH | are stabilized. FFrom 400,000 to 500, standard mountings -3 R ha 201 8 . round, wide Never amiss and always in mitation of French Fla | 000 Armenians now in Russia Armenia 188 1 q¢-oval,jshallow, beet d £ & i 3t . i = rim . ....8 .90 00d taste by reason of its el, and has almost equal 8 will undoubtedly starve or be killed steak L 2. 13 | ILITY DISHES 202 8 in. round TS i‘,,‘,,‘.m”,”m Andiexoantional: e 3 ‘-.,17‘,-5 a if the British leave without other 184 1 1 v sha b oblong 5 9in. round .......... .90 | Iy pretty patterns. 49¢, H9¢ e n idai age. LOOK THEM OVER. Not only | goreigncrs enter e i eere s RS il RO sl o coeonee 8 ey o £ . ot 193 1 qt. oval, fits standard : > Y mountings BREAD PA 194 2 qt. oval, fits stan- BAKING DISHES 212 8 1-2x4 1-2x2 3-4 in. dard mountings ....... 2.00 With Handles oblong—regular loaf the Armenians on & . persecute il ek > il : & e ”\‘::';”:\I‘yn ‘::mm)n»mm e 197 1 1-2 qt. oval, dcep, 301 7 in. vound—with 214 10x5x3 in. oblong— them. fits standard mountings 1.73 handles KES double loaf .75 i G FOR QUlCK RETURNS 10,000 children now i PULL A R G e e et || COMPLETE STOCK NOW ON - DISPLAY USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS _ now and save money color designs, flowered, figured and striped, girdles and neck cords frogs to match put in with each j 75¢ yard. yard — Wil they be scarce later hut prices . as Arme s being oppre will be higher Buy now and get just [ equally by the Geo Turk, tars and Kurds. The: AND MANY OTHERS—MAIN FLOOR what you want. See our North Win- dew Display | provided. 1iven with British protee- | tion, the relief workers lost 20 per ¢ tion. There are probably another half million Armenian f1 ) .’ B & NlVEN coulhern fusla il e 0 rewurn AGENTS FOR NEW BRITAIN Small ( YOUl' Chaflce v ok L Membership | < poum aere oo, (§250-256 Park Street New Britain, Conn. v | to Join the The schedule of games in the In- Fee = === 1| qustrial league at Walnut Hill Park stfil’“flg Fllmflflfl GIUb! INGS Saturday afternoon is as follows | | - New Britain Machine company vs. | se——— = = = mm—— e - Wash the affected -~ Russell and "Win - Manutactuiing | ,.,ung decision contest for the cham- CAPTURES 50,000 RUBLES. 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