New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1919, Page 10

10 BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1919. war department set a precedent. 1t| Pittsbur srn Pennsylvania l week and the price of admission is 10 | to wait until today “ J @ r C There will 1;;» :: will b Ul postal expe in mail Porttand—Oregor and Southern { cents for all evening. The Philhar-| N order to save the flags. - . ;‘“‘ 8 ) ’ S iiorel i il sl orae e T i i monic band furnished the music nEsitietisach Siable il A TN last Will Feed Hundreds, ! night | - S d 2 : e more than $2. The nrices for goods | San Francisco—California, north of e R TabIe v e papiine Wil | Ha Twenty-five chefs will prepare the | . SBis and o T e delivered mail will be the same |the Los Angele rict and Nevada. | Yesterday afternoon the Children's' qinner for the . : over ench table and reul napkin wil as those for purcha t the stor St. Louis. } e, e | Home kiddies v entertaind free of | walnut Hill 1 i | Avl";"‘[" e ““"“ . £ 5 The entire country was districted | souri and Oklahom | Charge at the c and another| . , E | editolbe il istalice mother v in arranging the location of the stores. | San Antonio—Texas. | day this week will be given o the! e G SA Cieatd L GHTls CEREn LI nd the districts they . . the children of the Polish Orphanage _oum mornin 1 c thing will be W : i e | f Ohio and Ind A ) B . | Tomorrow evening the seneral com- | o i - Wi Ees nees Dy o tlockRwhienithe din = and Tennessee. e R bby & o at the Chamber of Commerce to con- | i B 255h o onpyiiietie : Baltimore—Delaware and Mary- { ar it} G rind Weath sider the final plans for the cel — ment Supply Depot s P : , e pistetet o co.| With Clearing Weather | Son Satutuimt e parade < tha — Soston—>Maine, Ma ew o i B Sty i Virginia and R : , S@'fe TIZEL/C 1or INFANTS and INVALIDS e ey re. wicHt - ke The big carnival drew thousands to| pe T nehiare hil stores will be opened in New | Charleston—North Carolina and | companied by cash, : or | Walout TIill park last and many | now beir ibuted from the war | =L 50 o 5K FOR k city, Schenc and twenty- arolina. der or certified checic 1s should [ of the atractions such as the dance | bureau re of bronze und may 3 K oY Horl;ck's ree other cities throughout the “hic _flinois. Nor < direct to stores and not to | pavilion that had not been open Mon- | ch fob. The central | a ¥ C S 3 iy ountry September 25 fer disposal of | ana, and £ j ? ¥ night on account of the weathe S el a8 senlp of (Ko ; & The Original rmy surplus g direct to the pub- | Columbus—Ohio and West ¥ list of goods and prices | wore in full swing, Crowds patronized icRstate ongtheiiront SOnNLlIC [EN V) > \ : Avoid ¢ both by mail and over the counter, | Denver—Colorado, Utah and hed by the department yester- | the mid The free shows were|| JACK IS the nanie of the man tolwhomi| - s R Imitations e war department announced yes- |oming . Y also the c of much hent andi et nTEsEnted 8 phrecring. 4 O 3 2ad Substitutes Detroit—Afichigan, the Peninsula, g > s o i e City Hall Decorated. . . » Ao & oy L S s o Good sojlifevations ! Dol The city hall will be decorated to.| Forinfants,Invalidsand GrowingChildren | Rich milk, malted grain extract in Powder A L R | adlolic g C s hendde R Ol \e contract wae awnrded a| The Original Food-Drink for All Ages|No Cooking =— Nourishing — Digestible t from Pennsylvania to the novth- | Jef Ind.—Southern Indi- | ¢ o0 ot 2 AL e v e o, but the commission decided t corner of Connecticut, and also : v thrilling m their final vill take care of New ind Con- y ~California, south of | WO0! Lo Sl Bl SRR B pecticut. The Schenect tore will | and includ Luis, Obispo, Kern | ¢CN{s g ; L upply northern New Yo and San irdino counties. = | their 1 Ao ementt b NG O e T uis and Mis- | Renovated Goods—Wool blankets, | """ ions of the army quartermaster { s 2 $5; wool and cotton, b et tores divisions, as they are known | Newport News—Virginia. Underwear, summer, 50 cen bfficially and as they should be ad- Omaha—Nebr North Dakota | Socks, light wool, 12 1-2 cents; heavy | Lttractions in hressed, will be made within a few |and South Dak wool, 80 cents. oo i Bria e e Pennsyl- | An additional list will be an- s In selling goods through stores the | vania. nounced this week. Direct Marketing The large packer represents the most direct route possible from farmer to’ retailer. Large volume of business makes this possible. The public should be glad that there are large packers for this rea- son if for no other. We buy live stock in the stockyards in the West. We put them through packing houses. OUNDING nail-studded leather heels on : - : hard pavementsall day robs you of energy 1 We ship in clean refrigerator cars. youneed. Every step is a shock not only to A your feet, but also to your entire system. Every B We sell through 400 branch houses shock consumes your energy and produces located in all large consuming centers. fatigue. It adds just that much more to the strain g g LSO G All done at a minimum of expense and You can protect yourself from these “cured” or baked under high pressure. a fraction of a cent per pound profit from useless shocks. You can cushion your % . By this special process the greatest all sources. gyestufiigj;?fi: tih_Ie;elsdszysoizlt:hinghéits resiliency is combined with the utmost that tire you out. They relieve the durability. And it’s only because we are blg that jolts and jars that make a burden of It is this special process that has, walking. since the making of the first rubber we can give this service. . . g i i i 2 Is as Tt is not just the rubber that gives heel, established O’Sullivan’s Hee ] O’Sullivan’s Heels their springiness and the standard of rubber heel quality. wearing qualities. O’Sullivan’s Heels are guaranteed to wear T = twice as Iong as ordinary rubber heels; and Let us aend. you a “Swift Dollar, Rubber, as you know, can be made will outlast three pairs of leather heels. It will interest you. hard and brittle as in fountain pens, or ‘Address Swift & Company, soft and crumbly as in pencil erasers. Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Il To secure the resiliency and durabilit; . of O’Sullivan’s Heelq;, the highesst,: O’Sullivan’s Heels are furnished in black, white or tan; for men, women and children. grades of rubber are “compounded” Specify O’Sullivan’s Heels, and be sure that with the best toughening agents you get O’Sullivan’s — avoid the disappeint- | S‘K’ i & Co U 1 L known. The ‘compound” is them ment of substitutes. 4 lft mpany’ > S‘ . B | New Britain Local Branch, 29-43 Commercial Street % J. R. Andrews, Manager O’Sullivan’s Heels (c5:%) [+a* | ; WHAT BECOMES OF “ THE AVERAGE DOLLAR Go to your shoe repairer today and have O’Sullivan’s Heels put on your shoes. Absorb the shocks that tire you out 85 CENTS 1S PAID FOR THE LIVE ANIMAL 12.96 CENTS FOR_LABOR EXPENSES AND FREIGHT 2.04 CENTS REMAINS w % 1TH Copyrighted, 1919 by O'S. R. Co. / . £ % 4 L OMERY DOINGS OF THE DUFFS i N Tom Was Prepared for the Bad News BY ALLMAN Tom, HERES A LETTER WE. 2 e llml? Loklgb PENED VE SorT OF PEEN WELL, NOW WELL SEE TSI HORNIN G EXPECTING A LITTLE WHAT he A / MESSAGE FROM TTRAT - hAS “To BIRD—