New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1920, Page 5

-7 \ PERFECTO-13¢ PANETELA—13¢ CORONA—15¢ ) BANQUET— 15¢ ’\That‘s'tbe ilayvl feel about my old friend—Peter k \Schuyler. . : He's mild with a delightful flavor. His filler is all clear selected Havana. . His quality never varies. "Some sigh for this and that; My wishes don't go far; The world may wag at will,’ - 8o I have my cigar.” / = —HooD Get back of a P s * 35 years of honest quality—a cigarfriend to rely on. Made for 33 years by G. W. VAN SLYKE & HORTON, Albeay, N. Y. . A WORLD LEAGUE (Continued From First Pajze.) to run this great republic. Olur first commital is the restoration of® repre- sentative popular government, under the constitution, through the iagency of the republican party.” Promises Peace Again. Promising restoration of peace as | soon as a republican congress should send a peace declaration to a republi- can president for his signature, the candidate assailed the league cove- nant as brought home by President Vilson but declared the war's sacri- fices would be “in vain if we caamot acclaim a new order, with added se- curity to civilization and peace maintained.” “We repubiicans of the senate,” ha continued, “when we saw the strmc- ture of world super-government taking onary form, joined in a be- coming warning of our devotion to this republic. The republicans of the senate halted the barter of indepen- dent American eminence and influ- ence. . . ‘Welcome Referendum. “We do not mean to hold aloof. We do not mean to shun a responsibility of this republic. We were resolved then, even as we are today, and will be tomorrow, to preserve this free and independent republic. Let thosc now responsible, or seeking responsi- bility, propose the surrender, whether with interpratations, apclogies, or re- luctant reservations—from which our rights are to be omitted. We wel- come the raferendum to the Ameri- can people on the preservation of America. . “With a senate advising as the con- stitution contemplates, I would hope- fully approach the nations of Europe and of the earth, proposing that un- derstanding which makes us a willing participant in the consecration of na- tions to a new leadership, to commit the moral forces of the world, Amer- ica included, to peace and internation- al justice, still leaving America free, indepeadent and seli-reliant, but offering friendship to all the world.” Good Pay for Railroad Men. Declaring railway employes ought to be the best paid in the world, the candidate emphasized the responsi- bility of such service and added: “The government might well stamp railway employment with the sanctity of public service and guarantee to the railway emploves that justice which voices the American concep- tion of righteousness on the one i . Your Vacation Clothes Ready? If you haven’t gone on your vacation yet you are probably thinking about the clothes you’ll take with you. ' What particular garment that needs clean- ing would you like to take along? Perhaps it’s a suit or a coat; very likely a skirt or a waist that we can dry clean and freshen up. Get your vacation clothes ready. Call us today. UNION LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO. 266 ARCH STREET, TELEPHONE 904 hand and assures continuity of serv- ice on the other.” In his reference to prohibition and law enforcement he ssid: “People ever will differ about the wisdom of thc enactment of a law— there is divided opinion regarding the 18th amendment and the laws enact- ed to make it operative—but there can be no diiference of opinion about honest law enforcement. Modifica- tion or repeal is the right of a free people, whenever the deliberate and intelligent Oublic sentiment com- mands, but perversion and evasion mark the paths to the failure of gov- ernment itself.” There are so many occa- sions where flowers will carry a mes- sage more pleasingly than anything else can do, that they take a most impor- tant place in the social amenities of the day. And remem- ber, we deliver flowers — from a simple bouquet to the most elaborate floral design piece—to any part of the United Stateg and Canada and to many parts of Europe, by telegram. Just place your order with us and we do the rest through our connection with florists everywhere. | Volz Floral Co. Er R EE e Sage-Silen & Ceo. INCORPORATED HARTFORD £ All Wool Norfolk Suits for B Marked Down EVERY SUIT IN STOCK IN ONE OF THREF LOTS SUITS IN LOT NO. 1 REDUCED TO $10.00. SUITS IN LOT NO. 2 REDUCED SUITS IN LOT NO. 3 REDUCED TO $20.00. We have only Suits of the best makes. Materials and stvles are all right. Every Su worth while. It will pay to buy now for next fall. Get in early or the size you want ml 200 Blouses on Sale at $1.00 Each. Boys® Stockings, fast black, 35c each, three pairs for $1.00. en Who Need Shirts Get T ow 300 Wash Suits on Sale at $2.89 each A great bargain. Sizes 2 1-2 to 8. ALL OUR SHIRTS AT REDUCED PRICES — EXCEPT MANHATTAN AND WHITE WITH COLLAR ATTACHED. O] O} = T} =] 0] (=] O} = O} = 0] = =] = = O (=] O] 0} % ‘When you can help yourself to anything in a big stock of Shirts with one or two excep = O} = m O} =] | [m] O] = O] O} = = O} O} 0] O} = generously reduced price you are pretty sure to see the importance of it. THIS SHIRT SALE OF OURS IS NOT AN ORDINARY SALE AT ALL. It is big and bro Shirts are well worth every cent of our original prices. At the reduced prices they are surd SHIRTS NOW SELLING AT $2.04, $2.12, $2.40, $2.80, $3.00 and up — All much reduced. Everything reduced except Manhattan and white madras with attached collars. ‘White ma out collars are reduced. ! f ! Sweaters at the Former Wholesale Price PHENOMENAL VALUE FOR FRIDAY. Here is a very remarkable value in seasonable Sweaters, We secured them at a price | ables us to sell them at exactly the former wholesale price $9.00 Each, | (] Made by one of the very best mills, these Sweaters are remarkable for style and comfort. Tuxedo link-and-link Sweaters, of pure zephyr, made with angora collar, in self or contrasting sh the wanted colors. These Sweaters are sure to commend themselves and we urge an inspection of them. = CHOICE AT ONLY ..... = [ 5 5 5 ) S5 ) . £ ] 6 5 ] ' ] ] )i PASSENGER RATES T0 BE INCREASED May Cost One Half fo One Cent| a Mile More ANZAC CO.BOSTON.MASS. These. days of all days You will enjoy i Served cold it is the choicestcereal beverage imaginab delicious—refreshing. An old time—tried and true erage—in popular demand fo- years. ORDER YOUR SUPPLY NOW If your dealer does nothave, ’phone or write MINER, READ & TULLOCK—DISTRIBUTORS New Britain, Conn. Washington, July 22.—Travel on railway passenger trains will cost from one-half to one cent a mile more if the interstate commerce commis- sion adopts the suggestion of the as- sociation of railway executives for meeting the $600,000,000 added oper- ating expenses by reason of increased wages granted to employes of the roads by the labor board. A schedule of increased rates, both freight and passenger has been worked out by the executives in conference here during the last two days and was expected to be ready today for submission to the commission. According to A. P. Thom, counsel for the railway association in addi- tion to increased passenger fares in- cluding commutation and multiple tickets and Pullman charges, the carriers will ask that milk and ex- press transportation be allowed to bear a proportion of the increased labor expense. Also an increase of about 8 per cent in freight charges will be charged in addition to the 22 per cent sought in order to meet the 6 per cent earning guarantee, pro- vided for in the transportation act passed in the last congress. As tentatively agreed on by the car- riers the increase on ordinary pas- senger travel would be half a cent a mile in the East and from three- quarters of a cent to one cent in the West. The chief difficulty is in making the proposed schedules con- form to various state laws. TYPEWRITE] ALL MAKES We deal in every make typewri Sold, Rented, Repaired and Excha New Britain Typewriter Exch 172 West Main St. Te Coooooooooooooooo THE SPRING & BUCKLEY ELECTRIC CO. ] ) ) ) ) ) 6 5 5 o 5 ) ) 5 ) 6 ) ) 6 : Westinghouse F ) ALL SIZES ¢ Electric Fan ALL PRIC 75-77-79 CHURCH STRE] TELEPHONE 2240-2241 NG