New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1921, Page 12

AN SMELTING 5 NO DIVIDEND, Since 1904 Common Has Been Passed . May 6.—The American A Refining company today egular quarterly dividend cent, on common stock quarterly dividend ot ent. was declured on the ek, he first ‘time since 1904 pany has passed its com- ividend nt by the company said b the low price of metals many mines have cl rd ose stil] running are oper- greatly reduced capacity. s and tin are still below Is and lead was until the k. s of production, espe n, are considerably re-war period In March only about 25 per cent. ago per day of lead ore in the last qua X gin¢ smelters J l | nly the zin a nd. pany has in force every nomy. Wages have been n average of 30 per cent. vies, from the president been cut 20 per cént ductions have been madé [ponses hould not take too pessi- of the future, for there fgns of approaching im- o the shut down metals are now he- is will bring about able time a higher price nd with the normal dif- voen solling price and cost n, the miners will resume nd the smelting com- ngs will return to ner- S \I “ \()l(l\ CALL. J (In ygman Will Not mous Trinity Church. IN. H., May 6.—Rev. Dr. th Drury, rector of St ol here, who yesterday clined the rectorship of pity ehurch in New York, public his letter to the & forth his reasons. ter, Dr. Drury stated, he IIAIR l)RESSER IQ TAKEN FOR DOCTOR "{(,fifl fli’{,’g{'_’{, C"- ]——' TRIMMED HATS Special for Saturday Princess Anastasia’s Coiffurc Maker Finds Himself In Peculiar Predicament. Athens, May 6.—Princess Anastas- ia, tha American wife of Prince Chris- topher, who was {olxn‘lly Mrs. Wil- liam B. Leeds of New York, fore she was recently taken i, sum- moned to \(htn* l(nh\nnihln Paris hairdresser to devise able for wearing a tiara. “l' a 3 at Saloniki on the the l'vhw-u- illness reached its oritical stage just be- Greek authorities at Saloniki mis- took him for a dist hed French physiclan and jump: the conclu. sion that he had Hoes mmoned as an expert meddcal iser. They | tried to find a @estroyer to carry him to Athens but falled and he had to Ko by train. "he iffure mak u celebrity had pr and the Americans st hotels where’ he rt:la[:lml him with the reputation as ed him here ng at the bLes treated utmost deference. He was extensively wined and dined but | the Americans were disappointea ' When the solicitously inquired about the Princess’ health; the hair dresser maintaine delphic reserve. His popularity was brief. Some one soon recognized him as a barber and he 13 no longer a striking figure in the hotel lobbies. ! 2 Ibs. best butter $1.00.—Russeil Bross.-—advt | © CITY ITEMS A special record for Mother's Day, ' “Angels,” by Burr, at Henry Morans. —advt. C. L. Plerce Co. have received the May Victor Records.—advt. The city hall commission at a meeting this afternoon will prepare to receive bids for the wredecorating of several of the offices in the build- ing which are in need of painting. * New Britain's Greatest Furniture Bale. Home Furnishing Co.—advt. Tickets on sale at C. L. Pierce Co. ! Music Store.—advt. The Young Pirates will practice at ' Walnut Hill park at 1:45 o'clock to- morrow. They wish to arrange for a gume on Sunday. MOTHER'S DAY VESPERS. The Girl Reserves will have a Mother's Day vesper service, Sunday at 4:30 p. m,, at the Y. W. C. A. In honor of their mothers. The girls cordially invite all who are interested VALUES TO $10 1 i€, Hats trimm all the latest sty VALUES TO $15 Oltrldl Flower and Ribbon— e popular colors. These hats can not be equalled in style and value anywhere, and there are no two alike. CHIC BANDED SAILORS $1.75 Fine straw, new mannish SMART SPORT HATS $2.98 ™ All the wanted styles, colors and two color combinations. ANGORA HATS SATURDAY BLSI‘ PURE SNOW WHITE COMPOUND 2 LB 2lc PURE FOOD THE BIG DAY AT THE MOHICAN. YOU WILL DO BETTER BY TRADING HERE. NOWHERE CAN YOU GET THE REAL B&RGAINS SUCH AS WE OFFER. GEM NUT MARGARINE LB 24c ——— SWIFT'S PREM. “OLEO” LB 24c 367 MAIN STREET BIG SALE IN BEST CUTS OF CHOICE MEATS PRIME C! Steak UTS SIRLOFN, PORTERHOUSE ROUND IIA‘\[ SHORT CUT RIB ROASTS BONELESS ROLLED ROASTS 1b 22c¢ Speci FRESH SLICED T 25c LIVER LEAN.SUGAR CORNED BE%’EJ‘RED 10 SMALL LEAN FRESH MADE FRANKFORTS .. CHEESE ! ial Lamb Sale BACON I 20c See These Specials BEST MOHICAN CREAMERY BUTTER ib40c] EGGS doz 29c DINNER BLEND BLUE ROSE RICE .. MILK CRACKERS .... EST MACARONI .... 1b 11c 3 b 21¢ 1b 16c 6c 1 POUND FLAT LEAN SUGAR C[RED 20 THE BEST FAT SAUT PORK .... FRESH GROUND HAMBURG .. ABSOLUTELY PURE BEST COLUMBIA RIVER TOMATO CATSUP 2 bots 25c¢ SALMON —FROM 3 TO 6 P. M.— LEAN SMOKED b 22¢|Shoulders 1b 15¢ LEAN BOILING BEEF LEAN POT ROASTS, Cut From Chuck .... SMALI: FORES OF LAMB SMALL LOINS TO ROAST ... SHORT CUT LEGS LAMB FRESH CUT LOIN LAMB CHOPS BREASTS NATIVH VEAL TO BAKE b SHOULDER ROASTS NATIVE VEAL .. » 15c LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS ALL PORK .. 180 THE VERY BEST WHOLE MILK CHEESE, RICH, MILD YOU'LL SAY WE ARE K NOCKING THEM DOWN. THESE ARE THE GOOD OLD PRICES. FRESH SELECTED RED BUTTERFLY TEA, All Kinds .. 25¢ w35c TOILET PAPER .. PEARL BARLEY .... KARO SYRUP .. PEA BEANS .. YELLOW OOR! L deoply gratified at the | In their program. Tea will be served represented by the call. {'lvr the service. An excellent musi. ave likod very much to [tal program has been arranged by MEAD Yo Trinity chureh, bug I | Miss Agnes Johnston, the club leader, k here was not done and | and Miss Frances Willlams. Henriet- 4 stay here and do it he |t .‘l':'om-k and Ebba Anderson will speak. shapes. Trimmed with gros- grain ribbon; band and bow. $4.95 B%Afigfim b pk 24c SOLID NEW CABBAGE 1b 5c¢ EXTRA FANCY PRUNES LARGE OCOCOANUTS . ORANGES .... LARGE PINEAPPLES ea 22¢ PmAPPLES...Squ’M EXTRA GRAPE FRUIT ea 10c B e - - ALSO, NEW_ GREEN &TR]\G BEANS, BEETS, TOMATOES, CUCUMBERS, LETTUCE, OARROTS; ® el : CAVEI TN CAVEISU E AN RN ERNNEY Hoslel y Speclal CELERY, RADISHES, RARERIPES, STRAWBERRIES, ETO.,, All at MOHICAN Prices—That's Lowest .| Women’s Pure Silk Hose with seam back, lisle tops, black, L : J cordovan, grey, Russia calf. | $1'00 for gz{ck Retams Use Herald Classtfied Advts. Butlet WMillinery Co, 257 MAIN STREET BOOTH’S BLOCK ea 9c R AIN STREET ) The \ENE 1‘ IRES - j COAST TO COAST AND SATURDAY bination i DFFEE | SS5cCc g. New Crop eded RAISINS =29cCc bination Price 55¢ SAVE 9¢ cious Rich Milk Loaves tNu 906 b p Sweet! The D. MILLER Co. 26 CHURCH STREET FOR SALE Four Three Tenement Houses, on Olive, West Main, Church, and Chestnut streets. All modern improvements. Two farms, one of nine and six. In a very desirable location. A very good paying proposition on- West Main street. B. SOLOMON TELEPHONE 977 —— Lower in price but just as deliclous as it has always been, —— Your Grocer sells it. Mada By'The WHIPPLE G5 285 Specials for Saturday Only Shirtings, Madras ‘and Percale, 36 inches, 20c yard. o Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk Hose, [§ $1.00 pair. " Ladies’ black and taupe, full fash- ioned Hose, 98c pair. Also Burson, out sizes, black, 50c pair. Ladies’ Lisle Stockings, black, 35¢ pair. Ladies’ Ipswich Hose, 2 for 25c. 12%¢ Sheeting, 42¢ yard, bleached. 36 in. Cotton, good quality, 15¢c. Table Padding, heavy, $1 a yard. Quaker Satin and Dress Silks, all 36 inches wide. Also Silk Pop- lins, $1.00 to $3.50 yard. Toweling, at 10c, 20c, 25¢ and 37Y,c a yard. Table Damask, 54 inches‘ wide, 59¢ and 75¢ yard . Table Linen, 2 yards vv‘xde extra good 'quahty, $2.00 yard. B Men’s Overalls, $1.37Y%- pan:, best quality. Men’s'Khaki Pants, $1.878. Quahty .~ | National Meat Stores Co. LARGEST RETAILERS OF QUALITY — MEATS IN U. S. 70 West Main St. 2 Doors Above Main St. 500 LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS, ALL DAY Choice Choice Roasting Fowl Steaks Chickens 35¢ 1b 25¢ Ib 49¢ b Legs 35¢ 1b Roasts Boneless | 25¢ b 45¢ b : Men’s Hose, good quality, pair. Children’s Ipswich Stockings, best quality, all sizes, 25¢ pair. 36 inch Silkaline, 29¢ yard. Cretonnes, 37%;¢. m BEST BROOKFIELD BUTTER 45¢ lb LE-AN ERESH SHOULDERS 18¢-1b - Importing Co. § = P ge Prime MAIN STREET. . Rib Chopped Corned Milk Smoked e com._ Roasts Steak Beel Yoo i e A e 28 to 35¢ Ib 22¢ Ib 10c Ib 32c 1b 25¢ b Guaranteed™ Choice Pot Roasts 2%¢ b Lean. o Prepaid on 00 Mall Orders 1,500 POUNDS LEAN PORK LOINS FOR ROAST