New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1921, Page 9

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B Satu Your Last Chance to Attend New Britain's Greatest Furniture Sale DON'T MISS IT 100 per cent Pure Silk Floss Mattress, reg. $22, 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum, regular $19, SALE PRICE $16.00 6x9 Texoleum Rug regular $9, SALE PRICE $4.75 Dining Room, Bedroom, Living Room Suites At Cost. Only a few more Seller' s Cabinets left. During this sale we give a 12-piece, 20 year guaran- teed Aluminum Set FREE. Be sure to get yours. THE HOME FURNISHING CO. SALE PRICE $11.00 This“last provision would bar the held alvay from the seat of the alma | importation of the Japanese, stopped | mater. The slogan of the conVention since the “gentlemen's agreement” |is Donl Just get educated—keep ed- wag made in 1907, since already the | ucated.’ and the business of ‘Hawaii is fast OR SHORTAGE lS sMpping into the grip of the Japan- n ese. the dominating race in the terri- I'ELT lN HAWAII ! tory, according to a statement made ugar, Coffoe and Pincapple Planta- tipns Threatened Because of no Laborers to Work. Honolulu, T. H., April 26—(By the ociated Press.)—The great sugar, npapple and coffee plantations of MWall are facing near-extinction as #' result of the most acute labor ortage in the Territory's history;the growing industry of the islands # been wiped out by the same cause; to the Associated Press by Governor Charles J. McCarthy and by Albert Horner, Territorial gugar expert. To. meet the asituagion, Governor McCmrthy has asked the legislatare to memorial. congeess, . pequesting the lifting of immigration bars so that la- bor, including oriental labor, may be imported with the provision that such importation shall be only for limited periods and shall not operate so that there will be within the Territory at any time a total number of aliens of any one race more than 25 per cent of the population of the Territory. number of Japanese jn Hawail far ex- ceeds the 25 per cent of the total. CK)IJJ‘AEE MEN RUMINATE. Covnell Grade Moet to Wik Over Hap- penings of Their School Days. Cleveland, ., May 13.—Cornell mpiversity graduates from many cities gathered here today ,fo talk ever school memories, boost the interests of their college and discuss education- al gopics. It 1s sald tg be the first natlonal convention of/ alumni ever JE] lElIEIEIIEE]EIEEIE]@E@E][EIIEEEIEJEIEIIEI-EIEEIEEE!E]E]E! SATURDAY SPE CIALS AT EE “There has been much criticism of college curriculums on the grounll that college men specialize too much,” J. P. Harris. president of the A%sot‘l ated Alumni of Cornell, said. “‘Many educators feel that proper safeguard- ing of the best in American educa- tion calls for more attention to cul- ture. The subject will be threshed out at the convention.” NEW MAN IN CASE OF MRS. STILLMAN | Lotus Delta Coffman is Installed To- | day as President of University of | Minnesota—Educators Attend. Minneapolis, Minn., May 13— Prominent educators from various colleges and universities in the coun- ' try are here today to attend the for- , mal fnauguration of Lotus Delta Coff- H han as president of the U m\er\n\ of | Minnesota. The program opens with a proces- Genulne L AMB - s g e e P"CGS and Qualltles on Saturday s Specials that will mean a real treat to steady customers. To the thrifty housewife who has not as yet traded . these specials speak strongly to come and try this market and learn-how to| down her cost of living. PRIME RIB ROAST OF BEST BEEF \ Lean Small Fresh ! 23c_1b l Shoulders . . OUR SPECIALS THAT T 12 A. "'V]‘()|r r]7 TO 9 A. M. Fresh GROUND ; de tb | AT MONEY SAVERS M. TO 12 A. M. TO 12 A M. 3 P. M. 1P M 1P M LEAN SMOKED RATSINS SUGAR CUl HAMBURG SHOULDERS In Packages BACOX 16¢c Can 2 ™ 25¢ 14c M 22¢ DOMINO SUGAR IN PKGS WITH OTHER PURCHASES Choice Shoulder Steak Lean Plate Beef Sliced Beef Liver Sugar Cured Corned Beef -Comed Boneless Brisket . Fresh Eastern = VEAL:® Prime Top Western Pure Pork Lmk Sausages Fresh Spare Ribs Pork Kidneys Pork Feet Short Cut Legs Chonce Chops Veal For Pot Pie Native Veal For Stewing Boneless Roasts Choice Chops Forequarters Lamb For Stewing 1 LEAN BMOKED FRESH Ef SMOK l-fl) HAMS p 32¢ > Large Juicy sion of guests, delegates and faculty | members to the armory ’ Dr. William Watts Iwell and Dr. ' Cyrus Northrop, former presidents of the university, are on the program for addresses, following Mr. Coffms inaugural address A review of the university mititary units is scheduled. In the afternoon ‘e will be an educational confer T quck Results---Herald Clasmfled Advts 35% REDUCTION Speclal Sale of Flrst Grad i Norwalk 8,000 Mile et = | Guaranteed Tires FOR ONE WEEK ONLY This Offer Ends May 17th So that the car owners of New Britain can get the lowest possible prices in first grade tires, are offering for one week only our complete stock of Norwalk Long Distance Tires ata comple Bring Out Sardines Oranges . ... 25¢ doz g SNOWDRIFT WESSON OIL 17¢ Can Your Market in Cartons 29¢ Pint can LARGE J S PICKLE] MARKET CO0.- TOMATOES 3 Camns 25¢ Baskets and NUALITY GDDDS AT l_|3l8 MAINST ECONOMY PRICES TEL. 2485 Stock Up. | Smoked Sheulders FRESH SHOULDERS OAST PORK (Not Frozen) PRIME RIB ROASTS EEEEEEEE m@nn@@@@@_@@@@@@l [ ]| FRESH KILLED FOWL .. FRESH CUT HAMBURG . SHOULDER STEAK . ... T SALT PORK VEAL STEW l LEAN CORNED BEEF £ GENUINE SPRING LEGS LAMB ... WHY PAY MORE? PURE LARD FRESH EGGS 21 25¢ ALLENGE MILK ]| ANGELUS FLOUR EAGLE BRAND MILK RUMFORD'’S BAKING POWDER EVAPORATED MILK EVAPORATED APPLES LIBBY’S CORNED BEEF PINK SALMON ROYAL COCOA can 21c . b 29¢ 3 cans 29¢ b 17¢ 3 cans 25¢ reduction of 35 per cent. The Stock includes all the popular sizes in limited numbers. To be sure of getting a Tireiny size it would be well to stop in at your early convenience or call us on the phone.: With each Tire you get the guarantee of this company as an added protection. RACKLIFFE BROS. CO. INC. € | Park wa_gdwgig‘e,low Sts. Phone 1075-—T1rz | Extra Special—Bananas . LARGE SWEET NAVEL ORANGES FANCY POTATOES NEW ONIONS. 4 b 25¢ LEMONS . doz. 2lc CUKES .. , sach B¢ RARERIPES, '3 bunches 10¢ HUBARB ..... 6 Ib 25¢ TOMATOES SPINACH .. ..:. RADISHES BEETS Extra Large Navels, dz. 60c CABBAGE 5c and 6¢ 1b Fancy LETI'UCE 2 hds 256¢c PINEAPPLES . .. each 23¢c CARROTS, 2 bunchea 25¢ TURNIPS EXTRA LARGE FANCY GRAPEFRUIT.. . .. 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