New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1921, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALI FRIDAY, APRIL 2z SMOKE SALE ON 162y, FURNITURE AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Starting Tomorrow Morning at 9 4 Entire Stock Reduced Below Cost Early Sunday morning, April 10, there was a fire in the men’s clothing store, adjoining our store. The fire did not touch our store, because of the fireproof construction, but some smoke came in — enough smoke, at any rate, for one to detect its odor for a few days: As for the stock, it was not affected at all — a little more dust here and there! So we have reduced our entire stock of staple home furnishings below cost for your benefit — the prices below tell the story! We have been down here for twenty years, proof enough of our reliability in this sale. Now we shall make new friends — but come and see what we have priced downward for you! And these are only a few of the many articles! . P Dining Room Suite 9 pieces, American Walnut, William and Mary style; genuine leather. Reg. $400. Now $198 Davenport Bed Reg. $75. Now $39 Dining Room Suite 10 pieces, American Walnut, Queen Anne style, genuine leather. Reg. $500. Now $248 Davenport Bed Genuine leather, mahogany finish. Reg. $95. Now $49 Bedroom Suite 4 pieces, American Walnut, Queen Anne style. Reg. $200. Now $95 Brussels Rug 9x12, seamless Reg. $45. Now $23 Living Room Suite, 3 pieces, cane back. Reg. $160. Now $83 Bedroom Suite 4 pieces, Mahogany, Queen Anne style. Reg. $400. Now $175 Living Room Suite 3 pieces, genuine leather. Reg. $175. Now $89 Baby Carriage Heywood make. Reg. $48. Now $23 ‘ Baby Carriage Heywood make. Reg. $53. Now $35 Axminster Rug 9x12, seamless. Reg. $75. Now $33 Buffet Quartered Oak. Regular $75. Now $37.50 508 Main Street Herbert E. Anderson TM(‘IIEB OF VI IOI.I Soc! of a higher grade ond ‘herlmlnlllun is desired. day Night onblum?Four Day Sale 25% OFF ALL MILLINERY Now for a Saturday of really unusual values in charming Hats. The wonder- ul offerings are new arrivals at our storz and the variety is so great and the ices so low that selection will certainly be an easy matter. TRIMMED HATS Quality materials and superior workmanship combined to produce a millinery masterpiece. Value $10-$12. Special For Saturday - $5.00 TAILORED SAILORS Black and white, all black, and ther color combinations, trimmed with grosgrain ribbon; value $5.00. Special Saturday $1.98 HOME MILLINERS’ SUPPLIES Special Saturday Bralds, all colors .............. $1.00 rames R b ( 350 TRIMMED and SPORT HATS These Hats are regularly sold for $7 hnd $8. Special Saturday $2.95 CHILDREN’S HATS Milan trimmed with grosgrain rib- bon, black, brown and navy; regular alue $2.98. Special Saturday $1.25 Large Assortment of Black and White Sailors $1.98. Value up to $3.50. Goldenblum Millinery Co. 188 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN Now $25.00 Refrigerator 3 doors, white enamel interior. Regular $45. J. EISENBERG BUSlNESS PR[]BLEMS . TOBE TALKED (]VER‘ Ghamber of Commerce of U.S. 1 Meets Next Week i | ’ Atlantie City, N. J, April 22.— \‘\hm questions at present agitating the business world will come up for discussion- at the ninth annual meet- ing of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States to be held in At- lantic City, April 27 to 29. A large attendance is expected. The proposition to change the tariff will be consjdered in these phases: Should the tariff not be framed with due regard to export trade sales or the protection of manufacturing .in the United States? Should the fact that the United States now is a cred- itor nation alter the American tariff policy with respect to protection? Should the United States tariff offer ' trading or bargaining possibilities for international commercial treaties to encourage export trade? Should the United States tariff .be liberal in its | provisions in view of the American desire for liberality of tariff on the | part of other countries? A resolution favoring the holding ot | an exposition in Philadelphia in 1926 to commemorate the 150th anniver- sary of American independence with | proper business, governmental and | foreign support, will be offered for | adoption. Other proposals that are expected | to be acted upon by the convention | are: Preparation of legislation calling for an aeronautical code and the | necessary machinery for its enforce- ment. / Promulgation of desirabie and eco- nomic methods of adjusting commer- cial disputes and also offering relief | to the courts whose dockets are usual- | 1y crowdead. |Sure Relief For Aching Corns, Callous, Bunions REDE'FOP Takes out soreness, re- duces swelling, soothes /A pain, and absorbs hard growths—gives you com- fort from the very start. No acid, no poison, mo danger aarantee. ';llm Ig‘m hd Regular $95. Icebox “Top icer,” Regular $20. Now $12 Buffet Quartered Oak. Now $47.50 Just Above Palace Theatre | chant marine and of ports on lantic and Pacific. » Insistence upon. proper the nationals of other countries. Creation of a federal highway com- 1 to lay out and direct con- on and maintenance of an in- terstate system of highways. Modification, amendment or repeal of all legislation that restricts the operation of natural economic laws. | cregit efficiency. Adoption of a national budget sys- Readjustment of “wages, V: tem. taxes, ®ost of production and Development of the American mer- | living: Necessity that independent lines of communication, | promptly developea Bt the United nd other countries. Recon ation of cuts in appro- priations consular service so that port husiness will be in all-dmeri- cd |n han l Adjust eign trad firms a © cable: ete., be and facilities for Ameflcm sy foreign ports. Reduction of freight, rates: If be done without impairing of laws relating to for- s to give merchants ana ompetitive opportunity with Real, old-fashioned Butterscotch ! ‘ made with Domino Syrup The kind that’s just chock full of melt-ln-your mouth goodness! Made with Domino Syrup, it has in it the de- licious flavor of sweet sugar cane. Domino Syrup is a welcome spread for bread and biscuits. You never grow tired of its appetizing taste. And Domino Syrup is good for you—a real body-building food. There’s a big, happy family which makes Domino Syrup —a family numbering over ten thousand members. They are constantly working to keep the good name Domino the highest standard of quality. American Sugar: Refinmg Company ““Sweeten it with Domino’’ Granulated, Tablet, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown,