New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1920, Page 10

In your moments of Christmas be- wilderment when you are wondering what to give “the feminine con- tingent”, remember this: No wom- an’s Christmas is complete without a gift of fine candy. Whether you wish candies for a formal gift or for the children, by asking for Kibbe’s you will be sure are made of real cream, fine fruits and selected nuts. Kibbe chocolates are dipped with silver tongs—no hand or even a finger touches them. Doubtless your dealer carries a large assortment of Kibbe fine can- dies as well as such popular Kibbe favorites as Social Whirls, Cocoa- nut Cream Bars, Nut Venetians and Pure Sugar Patties. Ask for Kibbe’s WAITIN FOR REPORTS. Naval Air Men Expect to Hear From Baloonists Off on Trip. New York, Dec. 14.—Officers at the Rockaway naval air station today awaited word from three lieutenants who left there yesterday in a free balloon. The party, making the flight to study air currents expected to be car- ried westward several hundred miles an then over the Great Lakes into Canada. Lieut. Walter Hinton, who was a pilot on the NC-4 when that seaplane made its trans-Atlantic air voyage, is flight commander. His companions are Lieuts. Stephen A. Farrell and L. A. Kloor. CHANGES IN MEXICO. Mexico City, Dec. 14.—Complete reorganization of the department handling all phases of petroleum mat- ters was forecast yesterday when of-'| ficial announcement was made that | Senor Casillas, chief of the depart- | ment had been asked to resign. His two most important aides Vasquez, Schaffini and Joaquin Santella, who are charged with irregularities in granting concessions for the explora- tion and exploitation of oil lands, | wre also asked for their resignations. WESTERN UNION SUES., Washington, Dec. 14—The Western Union Telegraph Co. brought suit in the District of Columbia uupremel court today for an injunction restrain- | ing the secretaries of war, state and | navy from interfering with the pro- posed connection of the company’s cable with the new cable line from Barbadoes, where it connects with a British cable to South America., WILDL PROBE FIGHT. Portland, Ore., Dec. 14.—Charges made by €am Langford, negro boxer, that Tiny Herman's gloves were ‘‘doc- tored” in a recent match between the two here, will be investigated by the Portland 'boxing commission at a meeting called for next Friday even- ing. According to Langford he was partly blinded during the fight with Herman by something on Herman's gloves. i ered his resignation because Card Social Tonight At T. A. B. Society Rooms A “45” tournament for Christmas | turkeys and chickens will be held this ! evening in the main hall of the Y. M. T. A. & B. society building on La- fayette strect. The tounament will be conducted along similar lines to those | of the successful Thanksgiving tourn- ament held a month ago in which more than 75 players were entered. the games will start at 8 o'clock promptly. At the close of the tourna- ment refreshments will be served. WON'T ACCEPT RESIGNATION. East Liverpool, O., Dec. 14.—Of- ficials of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters’ associationannounc ed at headquarters here today thut’ scores of appeals had been received from afltated unions urging Edward Menge, president, to withdraw his res- ignation. Mr. Menge recently tend- of ill health. NOT GOINGAO CAPITAD. Vanderlip Abandons Blaa to Plca l“or[ Russian Tride, New York, Dec, lt-*Wuhlngmn‘ D. Vanderlip, mining enghueer and | promoter who claims to have received | concessions of $3,000,000.000 poten- | tial value in Siberia from the Rus- sian soviet government said today’ he had abandoned his previous an- nounced plan of going immediately | to Washington to present arguments in favor of resuming trade relations with Russia. He said he had received mo infor- mation that he might be treated with ooldness at the capital. DELEGATES DEPART. ‘Washington, Dec. 14.—The British delegates to the international munications conference have left for home. result in amn indefinite recess by the delegates representing the United States, Japan, France and Italy. less. worn-out from loss of res B.onchial A:thma Simple Home Trestment Makes Breathing Kasy, Just because you start the day tired, life- and the aim- cult breathing of misern, '» Asthma—do not ¢ think you have to stay this way long. ‘Be strong and well, breathe clearly and easily again by using this simple treatment known as Oxidaze, the prescription of 1 Worgester, Mass., physician. For any form of Asthma where tht bronchial tubes are irritated, the breathing short and difficult, its healipg, relieving ac- tion is really wonderful. Sufferers who can't breathe at mght and who gasp for a good clear breath 1l appreciate the relief and comfort Oxidafe gives. Oxidaze is a tablet made from essential * ofls which, when the patient dissolves is the mouth, almost immediately soothes the irritation, clears out the choked wup ai1 passages and enables the sufferer to breath¢ com- | easily and get a real comfortable night's sleep. It is sold by The Dickinson Co. and lead- Their departure is expected to | ing druggists who agree to refund the full purchase price of the first package to any sufferer who does not obtain satisfactory re- lief. Asthmatic sufferers should give Oxi- daze a trial. It is harmless and inexpensive DR fEE e EEE [ ] =) =] ) BEST SNOW WHITE COMPOUND 2 Ibs 35(3 Save LEGS YOUNG FRICASSEE CHICKEN PURE FOOD MEATS—A No. 1 QUALITY—SEE THE PRICE FRESH POR BIG MID-WEEK BARGAINS — HERE'S WHERE YOUR MONEY BRINGS BEST RESULTS — THE MOHICAN ECONOMY The day each week whenthe prices arc lowest our money by.drading here on Wednesday RIB ROASTS CHUCK ROASTS TENDER POT BEEF HAMBURG STEAK 14c¢c 18c 367 MAIN STREET| FRESH ROAST .... FRESH CHOPS ... FRESH HAMS ° BEST EEEFEEEEE | .. Ib 24c FRESH PLATE i loc BEEF ... ) (?3:‘:5:5583331' ceen b 206 ceee 12c » 26¢ SLICED LIVER FRESH \ SAUSAGE ........ Certain elief From ° - of gétting recognized quality, purity and freshness. Kibbe Chocolate coatings are extra thick ; the centers by name—if you do it once you will SPEC] do it always. SPE! 00 TO 12:30 PORTERHOUSE, & , ROUND SPECIAL 3:00 to 6:00 P. M. FANCY LEAN FRESH 2N STEAKS 24cLb. Shoylders 18c Lb. (WHY PAY MORE) Kibbe's, Springfield, Mass. EEEEEEREEEEEEEEEEEEE GUARANTEED WHOLE MILK CHEESE STRAWBERRY CHEESE ... n 38C SAEES IR .38¢c ] 54c Lb. MIXED NUTS .. . b 25¢ HALLOWEI DAT! ... Ib 25¢ FANCY APPLES . ... peck 40c BUTTER ......... b 22C BUTTER MEATY PRUNES RED ONIONS CARROTS .... FINEST TUB The College club met at the home | 479 Park street are receiving congrat-| SOLAR GLENWOOD FURNACE of Agnes Johnston last night The | ulations on the birth of a son, Francis | We have on hand some of these evening was spent in listening to two | Philip, at the New Britain General Wonderful Furnaces and are prepared talks on how Christmas is observed | hospital, December 13. Mrs. O'Connell to deliver and install them at once. in “weden and Germany. was formeriy Miss Alice D. Parker of .. We are also ready to do Furnace T. T. Phillips of Bridgeport spoke | this city. Repairing, Gutters, Roof Repairing, Echoes from the State Conven- Have your battery charged or re- ! Sheet Metal work, etc. before the Christian Endeavor | paired at Jester's, 193 Arch street. w H METCALF ° . Union at the First church Stanley Works night will be ob- 118 WALLACE ST., TEL. 2197 CRANBERRIES YELLOW ONIONS .. RAISINS 16c 20¢ qt _— | 6 Ibs sale at Besse-Leland's. Ipha Alpha Sorority will ! ©F vate dance st the Shuttle alub on Dec. 27 from § until The Chapman Major String will furnish the music. y wpecial. Best Round b, at E & A. J. Sharp. ABSOLUTRLY PURE COCOA 15c Lb. CAMPBELL’S SOUP .. EVAP. MILK DINNER BLEND COFFEE 25c¢ Lb. ASPARAGUS TIPS .... PINK SALMON You'll get more for your at | served at Rardeck’s hall tonight, to- Wil Vi ———advt. morrow night and Thursday night. The ard’s minstrel troupe will | S ——————— — ok odedadeteotototetote] money fodedetedefofodeJogotogolodeoto] | Wednesday Specials S AT TheNewBritainMarketCo. 318 MAIN ST. TEL. 2485 MEAT DEPARTMENT SELECTED SMOKED SHOULDERS ‘ LEAN AND FAT SALT PORK . gnmsn GROUND HAMBURG ROAST PORK .. can ldc 16¢ CORN STARCH ...... TOILET PAPER ...... can 12¢ pkg e roll 10c hold a rehearsal Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Otto Macholtz t lace. bin' minstrols will give an | O Cottdse place ‘ ent.and dance on Thursday | Policeman Thomas Woods has re- e W, O A The Chapman | turned to his home after a lengthy ill- ring orchestra will furnish Dess at the St. Francis hospital ! The regular meeting and election of o > bia, Daugh- on this eek liv. | @Mcers of the Cgurt Columbia, '3 e o & “betomon, | ters of Castile, will be held this even- 75.2, 126 Main street.—advt, | Ing at the Knights of Columbus Hall T 3 “ | at 8 o'clock. eed “Rate Set- [Woad spoke on “Rate Set- | ries Heckman of Kensington Qiscussion at a meeting of AVvenue left last night for South Caro- training force of the Stan- ‘0o last night ,Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G- O'Connell of = : = O} O} = = = = = = = = = = = = = | = = = = O} O} = = = = = = O} = = = = O} = =] O} can . can ldc REMEMBER OUR FISH MARKET — THURSDAY AND FRIDAY — WE SAVE YOU MONEY [H] IEIEEIEE]EIE!EIEIEE]E]E!EIEIEEIE]EIEEEEEEEIEEEIE!IEE]@EDEIEI&% B oToteloRetefetotelotated Aluminum Tea Kettles Wear-Ever Aluminum Decorated Tea Pots SEHS gy Lledeledodeadede et T e ko dadedededode) @ 10 10 e & & ROAST BEEF ... WHOLE HAMS GROCERY DEPARTMENT ROYAL LUNCH CRACKERS . EVAPORATED MILK ... NEW MEATY PRUNES . UNEEDA BISCUIT gy $e00 BEEF LIVER ... Comfys for Christmas A pair of Comfy's something every woman wants; they're something ev- ery woman needs. Sdil she'd never buy a pair for herself. You can get her a mighty fine pair of these dainty slippers here in most any color of the rainbow. Prices cxceedingly low for these fine wood felt Confeys of Walk- Over quality. S$1.65 and $1.95. Sizes up to 9. WATCH Ibs 35¢ # 2 cans 25¢ - b 12¢ 2 Casseroles in Silver Frames Pie Servers BUTTER DEPARTMENT FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER BEST PURE LARD FRUIT DEPARTMENT fi SPECIAL — GRAPE FRUIT Coffee Percolatprs David Manning’s Uiatk- OE STORE Lododotededededoteloqoloto 1ot o) e ol Cver 211 Main St. & 3 () 570 ] B2 [ N ] 2