New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1920, Page 5

Price Sale for a Few Days Onl Nt B \! | Mahogany and Cane Living Room Suites| Overstuffed Living Room Suites Of chair, rocker and davemport, having =pring seats with separate spring cushions and sunburst Of chair, rocker and davemport, luxuriously upholstered in coverings of your own select] pillows and roll covered in handsome silkk damask and velours of various shades. These are pieces that you sink into ax‘\d forget your troubles. ., Regular price $350. SPECIAL SALE PRICE ...... : The suite pictured above is in a biue damask covering. Regular price $400, $3 Other : cane suites at 540. . SPECIAL SALE PRICE .......... 555 85 DS DB S0 S0 A IR A0 0000 BSOS - at $345, $365, 3348 We will also sell chairs or davenports separately. . Dining Room Furniture of Charm | Bedroom Suites From Grand Rapids In mahogany, walnut and oak. Large or small sets. We have a handsome eight piece mahog- In mahogany, walnut, ivory and oak, with chairs to match. This walnut suite as shown any suite at regular price $445. \ $ 299 with toilet table and chifforobe. Regular price $295. SPECIAL SALE RRICE ................ : SPECIAL SALE PRICE Other suites at $391, $447, $513, $624, 31,100. - Other suites at $202, $380, $560, $740. This Sale Includes COUCH HAMMOCK! CEDAR CHESTS e and i [ ) SUMMER FURN. R and “Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store” Greatly Reduced - 1-2 onion. with crumbs. Dip slices of squash 3-4 cup water or stock. |in crumbs, then in egg slightly beat- NEW “DAREDEVIL” To TAKE PLACE l Salt and pepper. en with two tablespoons cold water. i Line a buttered baking dish with | Dip again in crumbs and fry in hot 1 potato. Mince onion and add to|fat. Drain cn brown paper. meat. Moisten with water or stock.| The early hird catches the worm, OF LOCKLEAR IN “STUNT” WORLD with a laye: of potato, brush with }|it's the carly 'worm that gets caught. melted butter and bake twenty or MARY. thirty minutes in a hot oven. Fill potato shell with meat. Cover | but it should be remembered that A live location in new building. Squay, SUET Squash. (CAFTAIN PALMER REmmgwS ticularly fine for qlen's trade. e Cm e e Somebody will be glad to get 2 tablespoons grated cheese. war, has tendered his resignation, See Egg. which has been accepted by Secretary » Chicago.—Harry McLaughlin, the Wash squash and cut in slices | Daniels, it becam know: h to- i = T - g . 0 OG about one-haif inch thick. The squash | day. The resignation ‘c:m:ren[l:r; ‘Man Without Nerves,: is arranging GE ° C' R ERS’ = oy el g Woppioniad B ipoenlienil e e Rogers’ Recreation Building may or may not be pared. Sprinkle | eighteen yvears of service. No reasonl chemistry of cooking. gained from T of Lieut. Ormer Locklear, the “stunt” e e o bitos = : ‘ oIS e S IIIEIE CiiDi flier of the movies, whe recently lost university.. Consoquently the advice she offers is a Lappy combination of theory amd practior. flm(r(,rk‘wl - ) she gives is her own, firs d ou 1 and served at her family table, Aweu Balanced Pbod Copyright, 1920, N. E. A.) . el el oo Tsinet lmentioneed | N ready-to-eat and con- holds whero a very definite “leak” is fgnored. This i In the mattor of tainingits own Sllgan his life in an airplane accident. Pic- ture shows McLaughlin standing on his hands on a chair at the edge of STEAMSHI CKETS the roof of the Congress hotel, some two hundred feet above the crowd on | ALL PARTS OF THE wo ) Michigan avenue. A 30-mile wind was blowing when he pulled the stunt. Where a Steamship Sails We Can Book ¥ GEO. A. QUIGLEY, 297 M ; New Britain, Conn. ‘ HERALD CLA SIFIED FOR QUICK RETUR TYPEWRITER ALL MAKES We deal in every make typewrite Sold Reated, Repaired and Exchan New Britain Typewriter Exchs 172 West Main St. Tel. lights. The strongth of the light dcpends entirely on the number of watts and € Wl conmmmss move siectrisity [ pular Cerea t than 40. In a closet, in a hall, any ) place, in fact, where a strong bril. SWY Mo Jiant lgh* is not needed, a consider- m ou ney able amount of “juice” can be saved | by an intelligent choosing of electrie light bulbs. ; ‘ and places that need much light, use i hl:h-'.'-‘d bul:: -:dr bo.ll‘.ll:e';:: { o e “iebia. burn ot and ue| | served with milk or cream, o o jeity - | o cut maling (he proper light. i fresh fruit or berries,makes .Br-kh.-—-r-uh;& oan-al with i a M‘for hom R o atteTans] weaees | folks or guests. whole whea® bread, marmalade, tea 5 ¥ ricer summtr squash. endive saisd. | [ This health-building food Piackberries and cream, sponge cake, ! its ‘Vholesome.nut—fike coffee. My Own Recipes. A from the twenty-hour tos Tt tn mscemmary o ba isvien ia baking of wheat and malt- the use of butter. A tempting way b ed barley. DI A CIC TSI TS ICIC = | GG DI D VDI IO Menu for which cam be covered tightly. | s cooked, drain, put n pan of mr‘ PQ'NLItS :s:'l‘ud Putter, cover, and shake over All G &n Gm pot fire. The grains seem to puff tnd each one is buttered. The rice ‘Made by should be salted when about half 4 Postum Cereal Co,lnc;,Battle Creek, Mich. m SIOII0IOISH 2101 CIOIC O CIOICI CIOIDICICIOICICISIOICICICY “Bubble anl Sgueak.” mashed potatoes. ; cold caopped meat