New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1919, Page 5

, RAGS INPORTANT — COMMON COUNCIL Crawford Cooking Range | noorNG WATERIAL 10 MEET TONGHT | F RUlT ]ARS 'Rag Picker’sriAssoitmem Goes‘Several Important Matters Com- § HARTFORD - Into Asphalt Roofing | ing Up lor Discussion | § Mail and Telephone Orders Carefully Filled. FRUIT JAR RUBBERS| .=~ ~ " Have vou ever wondered the | Several important matters will be g0 that the rag pickers put in| hrought up at the monthly meeting Did vou know there are | A A M-ll e e e s wos - The Tailor Made Suits for Autumn 1919 in ° o TRAS e i i Authentic Models ihe ollowing o into building papers an following tarred felts. Rags are graded all the 80 W t Main Street way from firsts, which include only Taxe 505 streat sprikling as- | 5 ; es wool and soft cotton rags, to the last | sessments <o G The woman who wants to know all about tailored suit styles before:she buys, l h 381 | :';1.x}\.',-\li'nJ.',"T:\‘.w‘»'.'fy'.'\':l stiinostly por 1 g0 street improvement. s2.56; || will come to rh_c most modern suit dcpurtmch in New England—which is the Telephone ! cent. being old papers. total, $3.386.46. The abatement of short cut to quick and complete knowledge of the best. Plain or fur trimme ' Good 1 he past twelve | $483 the Polish Or - . 2 o s & 700d rags, within the past twelve] #4853 on the Folish Ornhanage prop- | W models in flare or straight effects, in these materials: . . s = months have sold as high as $80 a| erty and $239.82 on prope Sta Plumbing Heating Tinoing [ oo v T M Sier | 1 G 3005 on pronerny ween by [ ing business before, have made bI&| “myiopoara of public works recom- |l Wool Poplin Wool Velour rrafits since the war started. Lots Y ! \ mends the extension of sewc and lots of fags wer# imported from 1] Stanley and Bain strects, as well the Bolivia Duvet de Laine & const on of a sewe dams d Russla before v n of a sewer Jin Adams Bt tetanindu p . had to| Street. The work on the first named Suedine Velvet e s e el st et A approxtmately $10,- 000, with an sment of probably 1y $5,000. The construction work on Serge Silvertone The curtaining of rag importations & 1! Adams street will probably cost $3,- A8 SSRes by 300 With assessments amounting to | Peach Bloom ufacturs for they use thousands s every month. ! $400. = o R e e o extension of a water main in Ti 1 the roofing made in the countr: Wsalintocle stroctiisitecommendedias LS LS | vell as se of Allen, Clinton, = i through the mills of the Ce S SBL Products corporation—the | St streets. The extonsion Suede et is for a distance of manufacturer of roofing in the world. Many people wonder where the word “certain-teed” came from and Duvet Superior Effective at once, we offer what it means. F. \V. Reiter, sales | BOWard Peierson as counciimen for il $29.50 to feot. he council will probably re-elect manager of the company, New York ward. city office, gives this explanation he supplies and printinzg commit- to owners of unwired houses lo- | Certain-teed is a combination of the | te¢ Will recommend the purchase of parts of two words. Certify and guar- | another typewriter for the assessors’ t d . t. l. l anteed. Certain-teed certifies that all | office. materinl and workmanship entering | IFollowing is a summary of Dills, cated on our existing ineés a plan into the manufacture of goods bearing Amounting to § 5.9¢ be ap- Q the label a »f the best, and satis- broved and orc 1D- faction to the consumer is g inteed. Incidentals FEERREEES whereby the house may be equip e e . . . o - due to advertising, and telling people | Board of health .. 9 | ped for Electrlc Serv‘ce lmmedl' why Certain-teed products are good. | Police department ........ 9.0 | We choose newspapers and other me- | Fire department diums we believe to be the best. We | rd of public worlk l d h 1 d F' ~ [ like ta tell any and cverybody about Street department .. .... 84 ately, and the Wiring and Fix i P e Sk b = hide. Any urer can make wer maintenance 5 1 goods just as s ours, if he wants Street sprinkling ¢ tures may be pald fOl' n 12 easy to—and if he can assemble the skill | Street lighting .. | and proper mechanical equipment to' Subway department ’ ! do it. The only question is whether | Board of public charities .. monthly Payments- : cient volume of business can be r { © commission- Are a Vision Of quurv 5 ¢ S 4 S it to sell at a price s ,463.63 s asonable. ' / -3 ful i the :) apers e .9 . . i : A post card ora phone mes- i e e B Sl - New materials are plenty in Fall and Winter Coats; indeed, Coats are really . . . ! y g - _— Coats this season; lines are long and graceful; belts and collars fit snugly, and fluence in their cc tles, at loast LOCAT, DRIVER ARRESTED. = > 2 S . s X : gae sage will brlflg a representative e v s e s e | there's a simplicity and youthfulness in every model most becoming. buildings and bu fi We t 3 Y 1tk }f les f dyd db e h . e . ORI et e baely | Maple Street. Man Reicased 1'vom /e have a wealth of styles for sport and dress wear, an etween the two | We believe that advertising is the | N i i ? to exPlam our proposxtlon in de- | S B T e o o Hospital Faces Charges. mostly fur trimmed. Choose from: : | goods-—just as the wonderful machin- find that many papers are without in- | Tony J. Albanese of 86 Maple street tail and to give you an estimate B e T ) T O e i) o (0 STos R Velours Silvertone the big future ahead for $I.9 50 to L] | pital Monday night, and was notified Frost-Glow Plaid Silvertone of cost of equipment. it o ey Tl L i ermonn i G EOIER ot 6F (i Plain Bolivia Silver Tip Bolivia having the qualities of our products | . e = better known, and in having the con- ¢ I‘ U7 il o "’“":’ ”” Suede Silk Velour sumer who needs such products and |reckless driving arising out of the ~ can use them tb better advantage than |accident which caused his confine- Corded Velvet Plush A 'I'H NN I anything else, know out them. | jent to the hospital. Ilis case was . 1 CHINE TORTURED. continued by Judge Thomas P. Dunne | S 5 cosen 6| this morning for one weeck. Albanese's s & peninsula already is sitting ' car struck a car operated by Ralph by correspondents of Chinese papers 11:30 on the evenir September \he ! . are to be believed. Three Chinamen 6. Anna Crane and agrio In Autumn Shades. who were “anti-Japanese” are said to O 212 Hartford avenuc s We can show you the most charm- straight lines and belted; there are R e e redhot irons been contined to the hospital as 4 " i o . o : s SRR LEin s I S (I L G G et T S ing of all models; what is most fash- smart coat effects elaborately braided in with swords in attmpts o make them b released. Ny ionable, most serviceable, most wear- scrolls or embroidered; in these there either Beauchemin nor Mary SIS i WO M G S i, ik et i e o able; some are perfectly plain in long are all colors and al | materials: bers. Then they were taken out and et Ithe time of the mix-up was injured. Sergc Tricotine ——— = T Wool Jersey Taffeta $15 fo . & Satin Charmeuse : Tricolette Paulette $125 : Georgette and combinations. ! e : Were Never More Handsome. : ' Every material utilized in the making of suits is duplicated in separat@ skirts. Some models are side pleated, some are box pleated, others are narrow but \Yide} enough for comfortable walking. Plaids and plain colors in soft and brilliant Every houseWife Should know shades. People who have stopped around say that our assortment of separate skirts holds the leadership. the fine cooking Qualities and $15.98 to $50 - astonishing Economy of Mazola i . ng Y | The Latest Popular FICTION | E TT Modlels in q Il Known Authors That Ar. Use Mazola for shortening your next cake | ;;‘i,:Zfi(,.‘al"OX;' WLL"(X; Amfilsin; or pie crust. Follow your usual recipe—but 3 Mary Oliver—Mary Sinclair ... .. $2.00 . ’ . ¥to% ; The OId Madhouse—W. De M d U f use % to % less Mazola than butter, or lard. e Morgan S a l s n l orm S You will find that your recipe comes out bet- 3 Mare Nostrum (Our Sea)— V. B. ter, richer, tastier than it ever did before—and Ibanez Black soisette and gray and black anyone can digest pie crust made with Mazola. : | "”“W'f:g‘" to Son—Mary S. | mohair; high and low neck; sizes 34 to The Branding Iron—K. W. Burt 1.65 | 46; in the Dix, la Mode and modern Burned Bridges—Bertrand W. makes. Prices: FREE Every housewife should have a : 3 3 Dangell[‘]()cll:‘r $3.98 to $8.50 copy of the helpful 68-page Corn i hart Products Cook Book. Recipes by Experts. ! o o 2 » Beautifully illustrated. Write us t};da; fo: it 3 Midas and Son Stephen McKenna FOURTH FLOOR. Storm in a Tea Cup—Eden Phill- CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO P.O. Box 161 New York City ! Sain&(’);gioé‘i';assfi JoRARGaISworthy, A vNunses' White Uniforms in linen Messrs. AHERN & CAHOON, 47 Farnsworth Street, Boseon, Mass, £ ¢ | ; Partners of the Out Trail—H. Dixie cloth and oxford weave; the fall Sales Representatives . 0| X ety (i Y pral soter 2! el e The Secret Tower— Anthony Hope The Cottage of Delight—W. N. $3. 98, $4.50, $5to $7 Harbeni 0 . oo o, BOOK BALCONY FOURTH FLOOR. newspaper advertising, we hope to see Mazola is sold by all first-class grocers.