New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1921, Page 8

N Wednesday MAY 8th SALESDAY | 10 Per Cent. Reduction on our tire Stock, except Interwoven Hose. Your chance to buy a Stein-Bloch Shuman Suit, Straw Hat, Bates reet Shirt, Summer Underwear, ajamas, Wash Neckwear, at Re- uced Prices for One Day. he Farrell Clothing Co. 271 MAIN STREET. ,’/' 4 U UL G \ WORLDS LARGEST SHOE RETAILERS 1 MAIN STREET ves You One-Third On Your Shoe Bill. ednesday Specials Mlack fers ey's Specials Black Viel Oxfords, mili he: and low els $2.49 and Children's Patent Dull Kid Mary *B $1.98 pction Soles, leather trnn Sizes 10 to 6 $1.98 B’ HIGH AND LOW SNEAKS. izes 11 to 8. Kinney’s Specials One-Strap hand- , Baby Louis and ¥ ' Wi turned ¥ Military d Children’s arefoot Junes an 8% to 2. Kinney's Specials, 98¢ o $1.25 Boys' All Leather Shoes, black or $1.98 $1.00 Largest Childeen's Shoe Department in the City. hildren’s Shoes and Pumps 97 DIFFERENT STYLES. 69¢c to $1.98 t Our Store and Look Over Our Bargain Tables Wednesday. is ey ks Kiuney's Specials. s K NEW BRITAIN DAILY HlERALD, TUE SDAY, JUNE | en in honor or A The Place To Select ! Your Fresh Fish Is Here Fancy Block Island Mackerel Spanish Mackerel Rockport Cod Whole Bluefish Bluefish Steak Saybrook Flounders Elegant Shore Haddock 10c Conn. River Shad, Penob- scot River Salmon, Eels, Butterfish, Halibut, Sea Trout, Weak Fish, Porgies, Live and Boiled Lobsters, Round and Little Neck Clams. We are open till 9 o’clock Thursday evening. Moore’s Fish Market STEEL INDUSTRY IS Worst Depression in 40 Years, Schwab Declares South Bend, Ind —The steel industry is suffering the worst depres- sion in 40 years, Charles M. Schwab declared last night in a which industria June 7 speech in he ted that only u new bric built on a basis of keep German industry t benefits of ! | at a dinner giv- | R Erskine, Corp. tion of 40,- nually, the in- ntil it is now less than 10,000,000 tons, > spol president of running Mr. Schwab “The industrial depression though,"” d, “is'the best thing that ever d in the United States, s it did, a ten ¥ g costs and un ation. We must now dustrial fabric on a basis o 1 make the prediction that unless we American manufacturers take our po- sition or the lines I have outlined, Germany will reap the benefits of the late war, becau srmany is organ- ized industrially a German workmen a full day's work for a day's pay “Capital and labor must work hand end- THE OLD HOME TOWN These Are ~| the opera and ballet, say fersons Established 1856 Salesroom o0 Canal St., Boston LOOK AT THIS! French & Held Co. : Manufacturers of Incorporated 1908 ’ Factory Milford, N. H. FURNITURE SOLD TO B. C. PORTER SONS New Britain, Conn. No. 3750V2 G. O. DRES P b\ 50 Here is a Fac-Simile of an Invoice. We A June 28, 1920. F. O. B. Factory No freight allowed SERS $900.00 @ $18.00 s%‘?‘o Have 25 of These Dressers Left. They Cost $18.00 Each Wholesale at the Factory. We Sold Them Regularly for $21.00. Our Alteration Sale Price is $1335 WHICH IS ACTUALLY $4.05 BELOW THE WHOLESALE COST. This is Only One of the Don’t Forget Many Bargains in Our Sale. B. C. Porter Sons CONNE@TICUT’S BEST FURNITURE STORE the | (N8 in hand in this country, and is work- ing hand in hand as never hefore. § = ns BN it will be industrial suc- | 800 Delegates Are Expected to Attend cva.” Meeting in Cleveland. *7.—Eght hun- ce Cleveland, O., June = dred husiness and professional women Chief Diversions Afforded | from all parts of the Unted States are . e the third annual poople of MoScow. expected to attend tl L Lt N ) dib_}nom‘onflon of The National Federa- Helsingfors, June 7.—The chie? QU] (ion of Business and Professionai traction of the people in Mosco ,‘h;‘ Women's clubs, at Cleveland, on July . * 19th-July 23d. have just come out of Russia. | Approximately four hundred voting Kixquisite performances arc EIVeh P | delegates selected from the various singers and dancers, many of WROW | ciyps of business and professional are highly educated and "";‘“‘ S| women afiiliated with the body will 000 rubles a night. Tickets for se\ | attend. Nearly three hundred and fifty are ostensibly free but are “"Obm::;i business and professional women's able without a “pull” or emoluments ' ., ;4 ;r0 now federated, having a to- for subordinates. '« aevot. | tal membership of about forty thous- Motion picture r‘fflflr:’“s are devol-| ., 4 business and professional women. ed chiefly to propaganda. —e e OPERA AND BALLET. GIT FER HOME _E BRUNO! Entire floor 90x50 feet, with power, gas water connections, suitable for light nufacturing or storage. Inquire at American Engineering Co. 332 Washington Street, NO-NO LOOKS LIKE! HOME REWIN. ~ ED WURGLER WHO DELIVERS WASHINGS FOR HIS WIFE, CCIDENT TODAY~ S ¥ Hap A CLOTHES BLEWUP. ‘ A BASKET ©OF BY STANLEY | | SPECIAL 7 to 9 A. M. FRESH HAMBURG 2 Ibs. 25c. Lean Plate Beef Prime Cut Shoulder Steaks Corned Spare Ribs Genuine Lamb Chops Lean Pot Roasts of Beef 14c Ib. Cabbage or Spinach Free with Best Sugar Cured Beef, 10c ib. Domino Sugar, in packages . ... Large Jars Jam, 25c value .. Fancy Tomatoes Evaporated Milk 2 cans Largest Selection of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. ALL DAY SPETIAL Best Cuts Round, Sirloin and Short Steaks, 1 \ ATTENTION The cost of building a home is now much less than last ycar. We have attractive residential sites in all parts of the city at Before the War Prices A smal! deposit now will protect you against the rise which 1s mW.L.HATCHCco INSURANCE SiLr REAL ESTATE