New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1921, Page 11

N NEW BRITAIN DAluy HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1921. JULY CLEARANCE SALE : Ry JULY CLEARANCE SALE Men’s and Young Men’s Suits NS =Y - Lot of Men’s and Young Men’s Suits $19.50-$24.50-$29.50 | e | $14.50 Values to $22.50. THE BIGGER BETTER BUSIER STORE. - And now! Qur greatest Men's Odd Trouser Sale This great offering comprises as many surprises as there are Odd Trousers presented. Such sweepingly high quality . at prices so droopingly low, appeal at once to a man’s intelligence and sense of thrift, We have divided thousands of Men’s Odd Trousers into four groups as follows: AROUND Cashmere and w;rsted. i . Blue serge, dark $4.00 values. ‘worsteds and flannels. $5.00 values. All wool dark worsteds it o ' and cashmeres. ; . All wool mixtures. $6.00 values. 4 : i ! el 3 . $7.00 values. BESSE-LELAND CO. 27 Stores “Always More Value for Less Money” 27 Cities ed for th: purpose a the loblolly DENIED BY PACKERS)day. are refuted by the American|which would prevent packers from : Souther: pine has often been sug- | pine and the red gum, the engineérs representatives, who claim their com- | payinz less than a fixed minimum = " s % gested zs a possible supply of mater- |=ay. panies are making only ten per centjrrice for livestock Establisbment of Suck in Southern }ial for puio purposes, but:experiments Men Driving With One Arm Around profit on capjtal invested and not 93| 1n.this connection the American met with failure until the local labor- i - Argentina Official ‘Claims Gains Total [ per _ent as Claimed by the Agrarian |representatives declared that the wo:king with loblolly pine, CETSIE CCRUINES. Bweetheirt’s Walst. Tl e R league and other agricultural inter-},rice paid cattle was governed of Southern Pine. 3 u“i\ h(urned out book paper The offices of plumbing inspector o Pt ests. solely by foreign demands for meat, 3 stiphate process. Hartford, July 19.—Automobiles Is Reply. ! The conference, called in comnnec-[over which ‘they had no control. It Madison, Wis.; July operated by me with one hand at the tion with a crisis which the fall of was inted out that declining | ment of puper miils driver's wheel and the other around | Buenos Aires, July 19.—Figures al-[mecat prices has brought about in the} 3 at in England which 5 Mocad Bl Sdoce " g et z v e fits and r i vestock industry, did not |.onstitutes Argentina principal ex- = be equa iy adaptable to the manufac- | three offices coupy o Atas 3 ba ated |leged to show excessive pro » < el ‘ ? H : 8 8irl's walst are to b4 eliminated |, G0 " ¢ the Frigorifico trust” by |make public the conclusiohs reached, |port market, was the chief. cause of | Uch Sol g Wi TG B e e SRR sarters. The office of sealer o2 from the Connecticut highways. 1In |y .00 British and American packing|but is is understood that the packers | the present ¢ nd that operations | facture of book paper, the Forest| \What work has been donme with | veights and.me: »s will be moyel the intercst of safety, Chief Inspec- |concerns operating in Argentina [were requested to co-operate in meas- were | Products laboratory here announces. |other woods from the south, black |to,occupy an adjoining office tor McMusty of the motor vehicle de- |which Minister of Agriculture De- |ures seeking to aid livestock raisers, tor the|Its experiments are sald to have de- |and tupelo sum, swamp maple and |clerk can occupy jésued orders to the |marchi is reported to have shown|and that the Agrarian league an-{slump in pr termined (kat pulp made from one |other similar material—shows that [feur places to make arrests in = Motor Vchicle Inspectors To Prohibit States Would Save Much Wastage and electrical department are being Furthe.: experiménts Will be made | combined with that of in the southern |here with other varieties of southern states is all that is needed to utilize |Pine to determine whether they will the newly or- 2anized building ins so ona her time between the Olivia Had Real Guide— _ BY ALLMAN as coming to their notice, on the reckless driving. charge, DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Herman Greenberg, of Park street, this city, the first to be summoned # A d he general der was fined 7 386 anticints, i the Feriin toen AW,TOM, | WANT TO GO 1F YOU WANT TO GO FISHING, court Saturday night for driving 5 FISHING WITH You ! 2 LADY,PLL TAKE YOU! | KNowW with a sirl sitting in his lap. ) R WHERE TO KETCH /k You NEVER CAUGHT THOSE \ THEAgLy il THAT I’'M DAT AGIRL W}l FISH IN THIS ACQUAINTED WITH DAT.AGIRL! g LAKE! Nou 2 “We don't want to be Kill-jox: £ NOT TODAY, OLIVIA UM ’EM Too! vou po? sald Chief McMurtry vesterday, but . | our records show that this pracr.ca GOING OUT WITH THE 4 has been responsible for a large . y, | GUIDE AND WERE GOING number of our accidents. It has beea &V | AFTER THE BIG ONES! shown wt'me and time again that a e = man driving one hand, is usually dn- able to disengage his other arm and get it back to the wheel or on the emergeney brak n time to mee* a traffic emergen: He pointed onut that in view of the fact the deparr ment requires one-armed men to pas a rigid examination before being a lowed licenses to operate automotiles on the highways, for the protection not only cf themselves but of other motorists, it would ba inconsistent tu allow men who have two arms, to dispense -vith the use of one of then: under circumstances that often were accompanied by other carglessness on tha road. ko ALL RIGHT, Sl AROUND HERE ! <