New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1920, Page 9

|‘A' 1 \ IF BRYAN WILL RUN iThese Two May Head Prohibition ; Ticket RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 MAIN ST, orT, ARCH ST, . 1409-2 For Wednesday Morning Only AT $9.98—White Silk Sport Skirts. $10.75. AT $149—One lot of $2.00 White Voile Waists. AT 79c—Long Black Silk Gloves, (small sizes). AT 45c—Women's Pink Lisle Vests. Value 59c. AT 98c—Children’s Gingham Dresses. Values ospt the nomination if chosen. .25 each. “Mr. Bryan's recent statement in 33 $2.25—Boys’ White Wash Suits (2-pieces). e. ‘ AT $1.00—Boys’ White Wash Suits (2-pieces). 1.50 seller. Lincoln, Neb., July 20.—Early ar- Values to rivals among the delegates to the prohibition party’s national conven- tion today were discussing chiefly the attitude of Wm. J. Byan should the convention offer him the leadership of the prohibition ticket next fall. Frequent mention of Rev. Wm. A. (Billy) Sunday as his running mate brought the statement from Mr. Sun- day that he would be willing to ac- cept the nomination if it is offered.” said W. G. Calderwood, this campaign and we are going to nominate a ticket that will draw hun- dreds of thousands of votes.” Virgil G. Hinshaw, chairman of the WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIALS —at— The New Britain Market Co. 318 Main Street ’ Tel. 2485 MEAT DEPART MENT Corned ’ Lean Smoked PORK BEEF SHOULDERS 25¢ 1b 12¢ Ib 25¢ Ib Sperry & Barnes BACON 45¢ Ib FRANKFORTS GROCERY DEPARTMENT | Quaker Pure | .CATSUP ‘ OATS JELLY [ TUNA FISH 18¢ bot 14c pkg 18c jar | 25¢ can FANCY PICKLES, OLIVES, JAMS, SAUCES, SALAD DRESSING. e ————————————————————— BUTTER DEPARTMENT BUTTER l Best Pure Fresh Made Salt \ Snider’s Fancy Fa‘ncy Full Cream CHEESE None Made LARD | Peanut Butter* | 39¢c Ib Better 69¢ Ib 27¢ b CRAWFORD FARM CREAM CHEESE FRUIT DEPARTMENT Nat. BEANS ‘ POTATOES 4 Ibs 25¢ $1.19 pk Fresh Nat. PEAS ) 3 qgts 25¢ ONIONS . 5 Ibs 25¢ Large Juicy LEMONS an e 3lc doz 8c bch CABBAGE 8c beh CARROTS ! BEETS l QUALITY GOODS AT ECONOMY PRICES. Fair and Liberal THIS . BANK HANDLES' THE BUSINESS EN- TRUSTED TO ITS CARE IN A FAIR AND LIBERAL MANNER. IT AIMS TO MAKE THE CUSTOMER'S RELA- TION PROFITABLE—TO UNDERSTAND HIS OR HER PROBLEMS—TO MEET EVERY CONDITION SQUARELY, AND ALWAYS IN THE INTEREST OF GOOD SERVICE. ' DO NOT YOUR BEST INTERESTS DICTATE | nominatior. the Commoner that a man must ac- | E———— | ANDERSON—TELLER vice-chair- | man of the national committee “is | looked upon by us as tantamount to ! a declaration that he will accept. We | are preparing to go to the mat in | | of health. national committee is said to be in a receptive mood concerning the Daniel A. Poling, for many years a leader in the party, Representative Charles H. Randall of California, and Clinton Howard of Rochcsler. N. Y., are others discussed as possibilities if the Bryan boom l‘Alls to develop. » Sunday Ready. tiver, Ore., July 20.—If Wil- | llam J. Bryan accepts the nomination for president on the prohibition ticket. Rev. Wm. A. Sunday will accept the nomination for vice-president “I have not heard from Mr. Bry- an,” said Mr. Sunday here today, “but I have been in communication with the prohibition party committee. If Mr. Bryan thinks it necessary that the prohibitionists put a ticket in the | field or that existing circumstances point to a possible undermining of the purposes of the 18th amendment then you may count on us getting into ef- fective action.™ MATCH THIS EVENING Leading Contestants in State Duckpin Tournament to Play Off Tie on Nawgatuck Alleys. Eddie Anderson of this city and Fred Teller of Naugatuck, both of whom are tied for first honors in the Connecticut Duckpin league, will bowl this evening on the White Bear alleys in Naugatuck. Upon the outcome of tonight’'s games depends the results of the contest. Anderson and Teller, the leading contestants, hgve each won 106 and lost $1, maintaininzg a percentage of .567. Andy McCarthy of Hartford has won 112 and lost 86, holding a per- centage of 555 A 6 to 5 break for either of the leading contestants this eveninz will slide McCarthy into a tie for first place while a win of seven games by either contestant will put the clamps on the tournament. Because of the fact that bowling fans in three cities are vitally inter- ested in the outcome of the tourna- ment, the results of tonight's games will be closely watched. A following of Andy’'s rooters are planning to go to Naugatuck to witness the match. Considerable confidence is being ex- pressed in the camps of both leaders while the follcwers of the runner-up. McCarthy, feel that his eatering a tie for first place is tantamount to a win of the state horcrs. “$120 LEAGUE” GAMES Senior Indoor Baseball League Is At- tracting Much Attention at St Mary's Playgrounds, The schedule of games to be played in the $120 league at §¢. Mary's play- grounds is as follows: July 23—Glendales vs. Columbias; Redwoods ve Nutmegs. July 26—Glendales vs. Columbias vs. Redwoods, July 30—Columbias vs. Nutmegs: Nutmegs; | Redwoods vs. Glendales. Aug. 3—Glendales ve. Columbias; Redwoads vs. Nutmegs. Aug. 6—Glendales vs. Nutmegs: | Columbias vs. Redwoods. Aug, 9—Columbias vs. Nutmegs; . Redwoods vs. Glendales. Aug. 13—Glendales vs. Columbias; ! Redwoods vs. Nutmegs. Aug. 16—Nutmegs vs. Glendales; Columbias vs. Redwoods. Aug. 20—Columbias vs. Nutmegs: Redwoods vs_ Glendales. Thin, Nervous People Need Bitro-Phosphate women—are thus con- weakness, Weak, thin people—men always nervous wr proving that thinne: due to nerve starvation. Feed and all these symptoms due to tlon will disappear. pecialists state that oneof the things for the nerves is an organic known among druggists as a five~grain tablet of BN icaialie) i el saeh el & a genulne nerve-builder and not a nt or habit-forming drug, Bitro- afely taken by the clicate sufferer, and its use are often simply astonishin, By strengthening the nerves. weak, tired people regain energy and vigor: thinness | curves: sleep returns t fidence and che and gloom: dull 3 pale. sunken cheeks reg. the pink glow It is sold by Clark and Brainerd and all good druggists. CAUTION—Bitro-Phosphate, the use of on of food. so much so e report marked gains of weeks. Those taking it re to put on flesh should use extra care avoiding fat-producing foods. |THE PEERLESS TRUCK- ING CO. Local and Long Distance 63 GREENWOOD STREET PHONE 2122-4 NEW BRITAIN, CONN. PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH STREKT Vacation Time Bring in your Palm Beach and Light Suits, and White Trousers fol' Cleaning, to wear at the Shore or or Mountains. Clothes to have them ready when you return to your labors again. New Britain Dry Cleaning Corp. 2 WEST MAIN STREET. For Qulck Returns Use Herald Classified Ads Also your Every Day DENISON G/ 430 MAIN §' Livery Cars for Hire, © Storage. Supplies Repair Work a S Phone 2227 139 OVERLAND AGH Here Are Real, Genuine Money Saving Specials Wednesday ]irfo rning Onl Men’s Balbriggan Underwear Good quality Shirts and Drawers S rar 45¢C —Wednesday Morning Only— Boys’ and Girls’ Hose B 21 C —Wednesday Morning Only— WOen’s Silk Hese Drop Stitch, mock seam, pure S 138 —Wednesday Morning Only— Womens Fibre Silk Hose Strictly first quality, Odd colors. Values to $1.25. To close s o me didC —Wednesday Morning Only— Fruit of the Loom Limit 10 yards to customer yard 39¢ —Wednesday Morning Only— 300 pair. Apron Ginghams Yard 1 9 c —Wednesday Morning Only— Voile White Waistings * pmtserna .. vart 45DC —Wednesday Morning Only— Dress Ginghams 27 and 32 inches wide. Odds and Ends. Values to 29c Yard —Wednesday Morning Only— Waterprocf Bags Made of fine Rain Coat Cloth, Store Closed Wed. Afternoon Slip-on Veils Diamond and Round Xesh Vells, with elastic 7c —Wednesday Morning Only— Waxed Lunch Paper 20 Sheets in Roll . 3c —Wednesday Morning Only— PROPHYLACTIC “Tooth Brushes Strictly First . —Wednesday Morning Only— Lifebuoy Soap 3 for l gc P —Wednesday Morning Only— Williams’ Root Beer Extract l 6c Bottle —Wednesday Morning Only— Men’s Handkerchiefs Large size, cxcellent grade Cotton, ncely hemstitched . ... Each 8c —Wednesday Morning Only— Bandeaux Brassieres ‘Well made. in flesh color. of neat, serviceable, 39 c washable fabrics ... —Wednesday Morning Ouly— ingham Apron Dresses For Women, Checked Gingham, in pink, light and dark blue, waire moacrs . $1.29 —Wednesday Morning Ouly— Women’s Bloo: Fine quality Pink Batis Ruffled knees and Heavy Cambric, nped ! re-inforced White and all colors. Sheets and Envelopes .......... —Wednesday Morning Peechee Cl For White —Wednesday Morning O Dish Toweling 18 inch, Full Bleached Basement— .. Yard —Wednesday Morning O Disll Towel Half Bleached,'18 inch. Border . l 2 1 Basement . . ' —Wednesday Morning Ou Over Drape Ne 36 inches wide, colored dark patterns regularly 50c .. Yard —Basement— —Wednesday Morning On| TN T SRS 36 Inch Curtat Scrim White and Feru, with border. Regularly sement— —Wednesday Morning Mchawk Bed Sh in beaut THAT YOU SHOULD DO YOUR BANKING WITH THIS RELIABLE HOME INSTITUTION? with draw l4c string —Wednesday Morning Only— Kayser’s Sllk G!oves No. 403 Silk Gloves, all sizes, in black and 72c —Wednesday Morning Only— §f TR Luxor Face Powder 35¢c —Wednesday Morning Only— —Wednesday Morning On Pequot Bed Shee 72x90 size $2 —Wednesday Morning On Darning Cotton Merrick’s Gilt Edge, on Spools, all colors .. ... 3c —Wednesday Morning Only— HOW MANY OF YOUR FRIENDS ARE WITH The New Britain Trust Co. AT THE CENTER OF NEW BRITAIN Ttex ye Flaes All Shades 50 —Wednesday Morning Only— Store Clos Wed. Afternoon Why not bring “SAFETY FIRST™ #ovement Right Home by Using ; ONLY our PASTEURIZED Milk and Cream, for Ours is the only properly Pasteurized Product Sold in New Britain. = ! J E. SEIBERT & SON, 401 PARK STREET Mirro Aluminum 8 Quart Aluminum Sauce Our Regular $2 - ® $3.50. —Basement— —Wednesday Morning On C\-; Vi 42z