New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1921, Page 4

e e ————— e e ——— $2.50 PAJAMAS $1.59 $1.50 95¢ 35¢-40¢ LISLE HOSE 1 Pairs $1.00 $1.50 and $2.00 NECKWEAR $1.00 25¢ STIFF COLLARS 3 For 5OC $2.00-$2.50 CAPS $1.65 85¢-$1.00 NECKWEAR 65c¢c $2.50 . UNION SUITS $1.65 $2.00 WHITE SOFT OLLAR SHIRTS 1.15 S1.15 NAINSOOK INION SUITS 85c¢ $1.50 SILKX HOSE 95c¢ £1.00 SILK HOSE 75¢ 09 Discount on Clothing SATURDAY ASHLEY— _ '1..S. TROOPS MAY Ashley’s| Saturday Specials BAL. UNION SUITS GO'TO GOAL FIEL Protection in Tug River Valley Williamsen, W. Va., May 13.—Anx jously the people of the Upper Tug river valley, where a battle raged ) terday between the forces of the state and riflemen hidden in the mountains, awaited today some news concerning the request of Governor Morgan for federal troops. Captain Brockus, commanding the little force of state troopers, had so disposed his forces late last night as to hold in check the in the attacking forces mountains Reports from the vicinity of Mec- Carron, the Kentucky side of the riv- were that the firing continued in- termittent until late in the night but there v which included of 3 and two wounded, known d | been incr d David hillips and J. C. McCoy who were arrested at Sprigg vesterday by the state police in connection with the shooting of Harry (. Staten. a state prohibition officer, soon after the firing started, were being held in the county jail here Chief Deputy Sheriff John Hall left Williamson this morning with sup- plies of ammunition for the detach- ment of state police at Sprigg. Re- ports received a few minutes. earlier casug one had —— l ndicated that firing from the moun.' { FOR SATURDAY no information that the list | tains had been resumed there soon { afre: daybreak. TODAY IS FRIDAY, IS ALSG THE 13TH Governor of West Virginia ASkS wno~e who src tmctined o 5e super- | § stitious Take All Sorts of Pre- cautions. Today is Fri lor Black ¥r | perstitious : given to calling it— |ana sundry persons who on other days refuse to walk under a ladder, lend money or eat knives, the | bre; a mirror, with their efforts to avoid displeasing | = of chan 1 thus incurring | their eternal hatred and contempt. i While there are undoubtedly many | persons to whom Friday, the 13 | means nothing, there are yet man They refuse to enter into any from the and sides as grace- »ossible any occasion which d them to violate any of the of superstitions which alarm might 1 hundred | them. The day is always watched with in- | ter in the stock market, and usual- Iy the ticker t 'lhrnlu.'ho"( th “brea trading in anticipat- jing of a > MEXICAN COTTON CROP. May of the acr 1 na district in the e of Coa- huila, where most of Mexico's cotton crop is grown, has been planted and l!he entire region is in dire straits fi- Mexico City, 13.—Less than one-third of the nancially, aceording to - statements printed here quoting travelers. Never say‘Aspirin”without saying ‘Bayer” Warning! Unless you see the name ““Bayer’” on packages or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- scribed by physicians for twenty-one s and proved safe by millions. Take Aspirin only as told in the Bay- M | e package for Colds, Headaches, Neu- | | > | Rheumatism, Earache, Tooth- Lumbago and for Pain. All druggists sell Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in handy tin boxes of 12, and in bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of | Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid. ralgia, ache, {ISPORT | OXFORDS| thirteenth— || s some of the su- | § redoubled | | who. on that date, begin to view with pe is scanned eagerly | 'RY (ll'll! : RESH id YOU'LL ¢ SOME SURELY | - |PURE Foor Beef JEAN BOILING BEEF LEAN POT ROAST BEEF .. w 14c » 16¢ 22¢c » 18¢c s LEAN CHUCK ! B ROASTS BEEF .. LEAN BONELESS . BOSTON ROLLS 1 FRESH CUT HAMBURG . ... B SMALL LEGS MILK FED VEAL BREASTS VEAL SMALL RUMPS VEAL I 8- TO BAKE ... FRESH MADE FRANKFURTERS THIS WrILL BE ANOTHER SATISFACTORY DAY'S TRADING FOR YOU HERE. ARE WAY DOWN AND QUALITY SUPERFINE. PRICES FRESH EGGS ARE WAY DOWN IN PRICE HERE. WHY PAY MORE? 367 MAIN STREET SPECIAL FROM 9 TO 12 PORTERHOUSE, SIRLOIN, ROUND Steak 1b 22¢ SPECIAL FROM 3 TO ¢ SMALL LEAN SMO. SHOULDERS .. 1 15C FRESH SLICED LIVER 3w 250 ™ 120 . 1 250 1 20c | NICE PAT SALT SMALL LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS .... . 1 20c | SMALL LEAN ROASTING PORK ... FRESH CUT PORK CHOPS Choice Cuts of the Finest Meats Lamb Specials 16¢ SMALL FORES GENVINE LAMB SMALL LOINS LEGS. GENUINE FRESH CUT - LAMBE FOR PIE T 12¢ FANCY LOIN ™ j7c . b 34e PORK Big Sale of Fresh Butter and Eggs BEST MOHICAN CREAMERY BUTTER ,:, 71c BEST WHOLE MILK CHEESE .......... DINNER BLEND COFFEE . P. & G. SOAP .. BLUE ROSE MACARONI BEST MAINE STOCK POTATOES 13 Ib pk 23c Fr. Roasted PEANUTS bag SEEDL RAISINS .. NEW TEXAS ONIONS 4 Ib 10c 28¢ OCCUPATION TO CONTINUE. Duesseldorf Likely to Be Patrolled Until Germany Has Paid Up. Duesseldorf, May 13 (By the’ Asso- ciated Press).—French authorities here have declined to transmit to the supreme allied council the request of President Gutzburg uf thie provincial -~ ™ 24c ABSOLUTELY PURE ©ocoA 2 m 25¢c MILK CRACKERS JELL-O, AR Kinds TOILET PAPER .. LARGE JUICY LEMONS dox 22c¢ l Iy~ LARGE SWEET ORANGES .. dozen 270 government, asking that this city and the zone about it be evacuated by al- lied troops. The refusal was based on the ground that the French.officials here were not qualified to communt- cate the president’s representations to the couneil. President Gutzburg was informed vesterday that allied occupation of Duesseldorf is likely to be maintained |* until Germany- pays the one bn!lo;;: STRICTLY FRESH EG6S GEM NUT MARGARINE 2 33¢C BEST YORK STATE PEA BEANS PURE TATSUP .. 2 bots 35¢ .. 1 Ib can 25¢ LARGE HEAVY GRAPE FRUIT 3 for 25 - Large Ripe BANANAS doz 22¢ “EVAP. APRICOTS ... FRESH DATES gold marks die on June 1. The pre: 1dent’s Tequeédf~for a withdrawal o allied troops was supported by ures purporting to show that occ “pation of the Duesseldorf area alon is costing nine million marks per da; Best butter, 43¢ 1b. Russell Brog —advt. Pure lard, 1lc 1b. Russell Bros. advt. X hL: A Extra Special Babcock Co. |The D. Miller Co. 26 Church St. Newest Fancy 2-Strap and Lace —OXFORD S— White and black. White and Tan, . v 27 inches, Voiles, new line . . . .45¢ up to 75¢ All Ginghams, ° 3 . £3 Kid Trimmed Saturday Special | , per dozen 15¢ POUND CAKE at” Bread 15¢ I Short Cake spe- .\'. 14 WlNER STREET Leather Trimmings. White Canvas, OXFORDS FRESH AND DELICIOUS , Per dozen ... 20¢ Per Cut 25¢. White and Brown. . ] $10.00 values. Black and Brown DOUGHNUTS I New-Maid $2.95 right’s “All o’ the Strawberry ker - UCkey Bakmg CO. All White Buck with i : Pequot Sheeting, unbleached, 44 k Results---Herald Classified Advts I A T T { W. L. Douglas Oxfords eSovereigns TradingCo. e. 1] " N Women UALITY FOOD PURVEYORS” | Children’s and Misses’ Black and I 160 Main Street Reovnt Oxferits WNATIVE FOWL. . H R v ¥ SALT PORK . SALT PORK CORNED BEEF, 10¢, 20¢ SHANKS BONELESS ror ASTS ... shees Men’s Shirts and Drawers 39¢c, 95¢ Futurist Underwear, $1, $1.39, $1.79 Ladies’ Silk Hose, 75¢ to $1.98 ‘N Men’s Suits, summer ‘weight, 98¢ Bath Towels 10c to 79 each Burlap Back Linoleum, New line Hods ifiat) single’ ¥ 87Y4c sq. yd. .. .50¢ sq. yd. 50c to $1.69 50e 2 pounds CRACKERS .. ..., GROUND HAM GRAPEFRUIT MARMALADE . 18e Felt Base Linoleum Curtain Material from 10e to 69¢ Window Shades Stair Pads Heavy Straw Matting, 50c yard PORK ROAST EXTRA FANCY COFFEE 9x12 Rugs at FRESH EGGS > 54x90 Rugs at pounds POTATO SALAD FANCY ROSE PEAS LED OATS 25¢ 39¢ 3 packages ROL Can PINEAPPLE (large) ... Agents for one of the best makes in Men’s Collars, Barker brand 25¢ 16& Main Street