New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1920, Page 15

NEWFOUNDLAND HAS| 0 IMPORT MUGH | Weather Too Severe for Raising { Own Stull St John' N P, June 25.—~The steady shifting of Newfoundland im- Keep Your L 2 or” rom ¢ Roofs Wdfier-fiqlht SR for 10 YEARS You will have no more leaky roofs if you apply STORMTIBHT The Asbestic Water-Proof Compound for Covering Old and New Roofs. STORMPIGHT is guaran- teed for 10 years. It requires no repainting==no repairs of any kind. It is easily ap- plied over the old roof—you don't have to rip off the old material. Far superior to roof paint and more economical. Rackliffe Bros. Co. 250 PARK ST, —The Healthy — Shaving Soap Cuticurs Soap shaves without mug Everywhere Ze v small quantity of meat, have Practically all clothing, » and houschold goods also abroad Until about 20 0 these imports were divided equally between Great Britain, an. and the United States, but e then the tendency each year »een to buy less from the mother and more from the nearer neighbors, value of articles imported bled since the beginning of | the war, the falling off in bulk of im- | porta from Great Britain is much sreater than indicated in the figures of value. Although the difficulties of {ransport across the Atlantic, espe- clally during the war, have had much to do with this, It is very largely at- tributed to the activities of Ameri- | ean and Canadian commercial trav- clers Business interests here have been informod thut British traders are try- ing to set up machinery to re-estab- lish trade with various portions of e empire which was distributed by ar and are expected to give first jon to Newfoundland ALASKA'S.PAPER D Capitalists Seeking Information \hout Large Forests: Woodpulp Induestry to Boom Away Up Nogth, Juneau, Alaska, June 25.— tor informaition are being by the Alaska Bureau from capitali country wi ived »f Pub n 1ty in all parts of e interested in p -n b rtimation ulture vear leases to ging in the manufacture est, com- | waiian « of which timbered abundantly ed with mill sites and wa ter, ! 0 ubject of who have ening of i many mqmn leasing timber 1 development of industry which, t1 natural resoy have long aw ital HAWAIIAN LEGION ACTIVE Blow Aimed at Dual Citizenship in Organization of “American Citizens of Japanese Ancestry.” Honolulu, T. H., The Ha the American v at dual cit- of the paign for of Amer- ncestry, will bhe June 25.— en- ring his who! the United This Story of Good Mcmory Beats Any Ever Told Before—Reads Like An Advertiscment. Nogales, Ariz., June 25—General Alvaro Obregon, leader in the move- overthrew the Za government in Mexico, has that recently able memory, according to an Englshman, who has resided in Sinaloa for many years fcaker, and who, during the rccent war with - l € ac 0S, lhen begin- | | i | Germany, acted in an executive ca- 3ritish government. »st things General 1 eak “is to tell each man cor- e vummh >rs whole columns of newspaper articles, and, many days | after reading them, can repeat an en- | tire article verbatim. Ife remem- { bers accurately incidents years back A great deal of the book ‘Eight Thou- sand Kilometers of Campaigning,” is | written from Mis marvelous memory. | A ROYAL WEDDING. Honolulu, T. H., June 26.—The marriage of Prince Togu, heir ap- parent to the throne of Japan, to Princess Yoshiko of Kuninomiya, will be solemnized some time in 1921, it has been announced by the im- periol household, accordiag to a Tokio dispatch to the Nippu Jiji, a Japanese newspaper here. THE EVENT OF THE SEASO The Opening of the Bargain Department STARTING TOMORROW The rear part of our big store will be given over to special bargains. They will be in open display with sizes and prices plainly marked. This department will be an aid to us in handling our ever growing trade and will help the pub- Bargains in PURE FOOD STUFPS MAIN STREET 367 Another Gigantic Sale Saturday — Save Money By Taking Advantage of This Sale MEAT DEPARTMENT Look over our choice di:play of fresh meats. You’ll find many money savers here. Call and be convinced. I8 ROASTS | 1 1 LEAN POT ROASTS I'I(I \II cUr H \ RIB OR LOIN (IlOPh O ROAST .. VEAL I‘un(w Fresh \lnde Pranl\forts and Bologna . Fancy Strips B\( ON . Il) 34 STEAK Mo bHOULDhRS Bl I‘TFR EGGS AND Fresh Apple Ib 21 & > Ii}"l‘l’lil@ .. Whole Milk s 356 ‘w10 CHEESE .. M’brook Cry, 50¢ BUTTER . Special Fresh EGGS doz r Ilm|~<( b 58c¢ b 22¢ Lean cuts __C'NED_BEEF b 12%;¢ T 35clb % 25¢ ib ZJc b 2 CHEESE l)bl’ARTMENT\ Pure Peanut BUTTER .. Ib 28(: Holland Bnck CHEESE ... b 4OC Gem Nut MARGARINE lb32c CRISCO 1Y 1b can LEAN FRESH LEAN SMOKED SPECIAL FROM 9:00 TO 12:30 BEST PURE Sweet Juicy 8 ORANGES doz zgc Heavy GRAPE FRUIT .. 2 for 25C Large Juicy LEMONS . . doz 300 I R 2 lbs 35c PRUNES PRESH SPECIAL <vee Di Blend CorrE ™y 35¢ P! Tomato G s nn 29 +i LARD 2ibs 50c | BUTTER: New No. 1 l’OTATOES 151bpeck ....... $1.35 Extra Fancy ONIONS . 3 1bs 25 New Full PEAS . I)romedary DATES ... pkg BEET TOPS s voex Sunbeam_Salad DRESSING Ig bt Hires’ Root Beer Extract bot 30¢ Shoes at All Times lic in getting good footwear at reasonable prices. A WORD ABOUT THIS DEPART- MENT—We do not intend to bring in a pair of shoez that ARE NOT PER- FECT, NO SECONPS and no OLD STOCK. We aim to scour the markets for the best value and turn it over to the public on a small margin of profit, depending on the volume of trade to re- compensate us. R ST THE MODERN BOOT SH IMPOSSIBLE A YEAR AGO in the mad scramble after big profits by manu- facturers and jobbers alike. The un- settled condition today when cash is king enables us as lirge cash buyers to get . the best merchandise at great reductions and custnnmmllhnvean‘ ny pus’a looxer you’ll surely remain as a buyer. Ladies’ White Canvas Tennis Pumps with heels $1.49 Ladies’ White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords, high and low heels. $1.89 Ladies’ highest grade Pumps and Oxfords, newest styles and heels with “cut out” pat- terns. $5.98 Bear in mind genuine bargains await you. Special Tomorrow, Offerings Opening Day. Come. EXTRAORDINARY SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY MORN ONLY fo 12 Noon Ladies’ Fancy High and Low Lace Shoes finest washable leathers., $1.00 - Sizes to 4 Only. for $1.50 but HONEST TO GOODNESS VALUES. | MODERN BOOT SHOP i We Expect You Men’s Dark Brown Oxfords, leather an soles, $7.50 value. . Boys’ and Girls’ Brq Lace Shoes, all sewe; 519 ING with the It will not be a dollar bill marked $2.00