New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 3

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» 2 the plant as the agent of the Ship- the gates where the details of turn- I ping Board, with a few other officials ing over were completed. b s on ore walked out of the main gate and The vard, which .employs more closed it. Then he handed to Fred- | than 36,000 men at the high tide of erick Morris, authorized representa- | its activity, wili be looked after by tive of the Shipping Board, a key | about 500 men and women. Many 8 wymbolizing the turning over of the | of these will he employed in plant | yard. The key was four feet long, | protection and in the operation of . made in the woodworking depart- utilites such as water supply, heat, | ment of the plant and painted a sil- | light and sewerage. Others will bho Billions and Billions of Dollars Ve:"eotor ™ ™" |Gt i1 (o f iR b : jpecial Offering in | o O e e D m to Mr. | other Atlantic coast yards Pu[ ID‘O smpyam l‘z’;:::: v‘rlnl:;nm,:l:v‘::::l u;:'. 8. nen;m\: ! It l\ o‘snmniodA the s\irplu- m:\tv-ri:-\l K Axelrod’s Drug Store Huck S chairman of the Shipping Board, was | At the _)ard cost the government, at . 3 4 5 s. $60,000,000 b/ Philadelphia, Feb. 4.—Hog Il peady it et ML e 5 i today FescasalicNahipbatialng ;r‘x'.'l',‘ “Please accept my congratulations | T!‘WI?‘Z; «::o\:g finghveca 28 stecl 405 Main Street ‘ 236 Park Street Henl ita . SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY ities, so far as the present manage- ; upon the completion of what is un- AT e T ey I ow ment is concerned and the key to the goubtedly the greatest feat in con- ! and other buildings cost $66,000,000. : e e e ——— e asCRREdReTR a0l ed Oy e et NI th ship construction in the | —————— i CANDY SPECIALS FOR THE SMOKER % to_the United States Shipping Board. . : ; E ¢ Tady Mabel assorted chocolates | Camel, Mecca and Chesterfield The ceremony of transferring the history of the world, and which | AT THE Y. W. C. A = " 59¢ per Ib. box Cigarettes, $1.55 per box of 200 great war-time shipyard was simple Should remain as a monument to your | A — nu’(' Sl - x 2 S, .55 p 5 0 doz. fine quality full bleached | and brief. M. C. Brush, president of initiative, intelligence and energy = e S LT @ Eepmanl Sl the American International Ship- long as the republic endures.™ Week of Activity Indicated by Pro- | f§ (-‘lfi'r“"mi-"“‘;CI;‘I el S e i Londres, 10 for 89c o 4 2 £ Also other cut prices on Cigars, ck Towels, 10x34 iInches, at 18c |yt 00 on, which operated The party then proceeded inside | S i | &ram of Activities at \ssociation |} Ry cigarettes and tobacco. h. —_— S R R e S SN | Dniliing, - - : B ... $1.00, : TOILET ARTICLES EXCELLENT VALUE. Scott's Emulsion, Thc week’'s program at the Y, W. i i R PI KHA o s Syrup of Hypophosphites, pint | Violet and Imogene Toilet Water Snturdm Feb. 5.--9:30-10 a Dotties) o, i . © are offering some exceptional w)mmmg Class (chudrcm 10 B s full pint 89¢ | Mavis Face Powder ....... 39¢ to 12 m., plunges (children); % Pint Peroxide Hydrogen 19c Mary Garden Face Powder Ric os in Dish Toweling. The best we 127 MAIN STREET OPP. ARCH. TEL.1109-2 4:00 p. m. roller skating for girls; (Medicina 2:30-4:30 p. m., roller skating for Merck's Sugar of Milk 4dc Ib. ‘ in years, from 18c to 50c. 2 d men and girls; 8:00-10:15 ‘p. m. 4 Silk Tissue Toilet Papcr 23c roll | Hudnut's Tale Powder S - roller skating for men and girls. (2,000 sheets.) Bay Rum ! AT HALF PRICE—One Lot of Silk Envelope e S O e © carry the most desirable num-. i <, mal tea and talk by Miss Caroline Welhowas el ot o n all the popular brands of Cor- Che Bartlett. \ mise. Monday, Feb. 7.—7:30-9:00 p. m., N Coupons FREE with cvery sewing lessons. %) ) purchase at either of our e e o o mont B AT 1-3 OFF—AIl Madeira Center Pieces and J|| " mucuaas Feb. s—s5:30 piunges O (children); 7-7: 2 4 \ two stores. They are worth r, Thomson's Glove Fitting, gymnastic lesso for beginners: , &Y 2 < . s and H. & W. Wnllf‘. ete &arf'. lessons (advanced) 5 saving—Ask us about them. Wednesday, Feb. 9.—4.5 swim- s N bednion e e e e e e e $4 MeCALL'S PATTERN= AT $2.00 OFF—AIll Heavy Kid Gauntlet Rt e phra e (R ¢ : llil j | i White Rose Face Powder ... 49¢ 9:15. swimming lessons; also 8-11, Girls’ Industrial Basketball league [ Glove‘- gama and dance. | AT $1.00 OFF—AIl Light Weight Short Kid ctacorreciive s slass and. swin (“V'omon) s 4-5, .‘*“"“_’”P‘“,‘"' t'In'ssos e Rl sl ey T a0, i . Axelrod - Friday, Feb. 11.—2:30-3:00. swim- ming lesson (women); 3:00-5:30, . A‘“ Heavy K'ld Short Glove" plunges (women); 7:1 :00, aesthe- Dfllg‘ Serv‘lce ’ tie dancing lessons; 8:00-9:30, 405 Main St. 236 Pa plunges. Saturday, KFeb. 12.—9:30-10 a. m,, : swimming class (children); 10:00 a. | [ { - = TN m. to 12 m. plunges (children); 5 P . Outle[ M'Ihnery Co_ 8:00-11:00, membership dance. | ! 257 Main Street < , CITY ITEMS The Newest Of Alice in Wonderland at Lyceum o = TEmTT T ..-_.__ e T for Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Ads. A meeting of the French club of [ ] Advance Models in | ne N7, 5. 5. will ‘be held “nex Discussion of the model apartment. L 2 > < 3 work of the different French classes will be the order of business. ) “Broadway Rose,” by Burr. Morans. | —advt. fi / ' John Dudack has taken a position At U I P . f at the Russell Brothers’ butter store . nusua rices 10or atur ay on Main street. PRICES ARE BEING FORCED DOWN BY US FOR THIS SPECIAL SALE. Victor records for February are at THE HIGHEST QUALITY CAN BE PURCHASED HERE AT VERY TEMPTING . | C. L. Pierce Co.—Advt. FAIL TO GET IN ON THESE SPECIALS. FA(‘JLVG DULL SEASON. BEST | Coke Operators in Pennsylvania Re- CREAMERY i reeoe: BRntter LLIS MOHICAN MARKET Uniontown, Pa., Feb. 4.—In spite of inquiries for new contracts for coke, independent operators in the Con- nellsville region are facing what they term ine of the dullest periods in . 3 - I | years. While prospective purchas- 1b 53‘: PURE FOOD 367 MAIN STREET ers are asking concerning prices and deliveries, few orders are being placed i} and the list of the idle ovens is being [ 9 increased almost daily. DRESSED [} On the other hand, the operation of BRIGHT ." | the Frick Coke company’s plants, the U. S. Steel Corp. subsidiary, continues - ~ _ ¥ 1 Without intereuption at abott 85 to 90 FANOY LIGHT FANCY TENDER t of 1ty. per cont of caBacliy. mes veen o | I 1€ES 1D 25¢ Fnrequarterslbznc Shou:ders Ib 16¢| Ch wage readjustment in the region. The U. S. Steel Corp. through the Frick Coke Co. establishes the wage scale . 1 for the entire section, controlling ap- 2 7 5 $4 95 $ 7 50 proximately one-half of the regional r s ll L4 [ o production of coke. It is maintaining 4 existing wage scales and the independ- b ents have made no move for a lower “ ; High grade Hats that eommund style. Their lovelincss, their novelty, their quality, are schedule. : ——SPECIALS OF CHOICE CUTS BEST PRIME BEEF— that no woman who views them will want to be without one longer than the time re- = FANCY RIB FANCY POT 13 FANCY BO! New Doctors Named STS ROASTS b Cc ROLLED ROA sel, fi to select from the large variety of styles offercd! For Hospital Staff f rroe cirvex FRESH N lOc FRESH cu!]:. MATERIALS SPRING COLORS At a meeting of the hospital staft ROASTS EVATE BELEEEELERL of the City Isolation hospital yester- PHANE, VISCA BRAIDS, COM-| TANGERINE HENNA day afternoon, the following dactors MILK FED VEAL ROASTS WITH FAILLE SILK OR GEORG-| TOMATO RED PHEASANT were added to the staff: Drs J. L.| @l EXTRA FANCY VEAL CHOPS .. FANCY ROASTING CHICKENS . E. FLAME BROWN j Kelly, J. Hupert, N. B. Jafte, G. H. FRESH CUT PORK CHOPS ........ NICELY MIXED SALT PORK .. ANDY BRAID AND EMBROIDER — Sodiaditd2 Dalton, M. W. Maloney, E. J. Dray, | Bl FRESH WHITE PORK FEET ...... FRESH FRANKFURTS ... A AL 3 OIDERED | JADE NAVY W. T. Morrissey, J. H. Robinson, E. T. | B}l SPECIAL SLICED BACON . NEW SAUERKRAUT . ... AVIA. PEARL GREY BLACK Hodgson and R. M. Griswold. Dr. | ¥RESH OX TAILS and SLICED LIVER ... NEW PICKLED TRIPE .... Frank Zwick, chairman of the health hoard, estimated the costs of main- SPECIAL MORNING SALE AFTERNOON SALE 8: ' ? | taining the hospital for next year at R % K $3,000, and anticipates that in a few | Al SHORT, STRLOIN AND PORTERHOUSE FANCY NEW SMOKED e e STEAK 1b 23c¢|Shoulders ——— You can get everything from the Frame to the Trimming at THE OUTLET, known having the largest variety at prices lower than any other store. FRESHLY KILLED FOWL ..... DROP J|f Strictly Fresh EGGS d ——ALL NEW LAID FRESHLY GATHERE D STOCK —— NOT COLD STOR - . Full Fashioned Triple rice o WHOLE MILK anESE—M}m ... 1b 20c | FRESH MADE PEANUT B Silk Knit $ 1 3 9 SPECIAL ALL GUARANTEED EGGS .... doz 62c ol i BUTTER J}l &=~ = = ° Sizes 812 to 101.2. P e 3bc = Soseate Slightly Imperfect. These hose are slightly imperfect, so slight that you cannot notice any Imperfections. ABSOLUTELY PURE 29 YELLOW EAGLE BR. se are made by a well known mnku of silk hose whose name, for obvious reasons, we Russell’s Best COoCoA 2 1bs - C CORN MEAL ... be | cong- MILK ghliged to refrain from mentioning. Buy a supply of silk hose at this price. Creamery ;gflgg:m. e e 25c ’ o ] {;GA;‘» REDFERN SUEDE GLOVES 59 C lb COFFEE! THAT GOOD DINNER BLE WOOL-SKATING GAUNTLETS Brown, Brown, White, Grey

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