New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1921, Page 10

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Delicious Rich Milk Bread 12%c Fes - Sweet Nut 26¢ b Direct Importing Co. " 283 Mamn St., New Bflmln Stores also. Bristol, Southington. “Everyt.hmg Guaranteed.” tosuse Prepaid on $1.00 Mail Orders, Except Sugar. T Tlns Store Closes SATURDAYS AT NOON But Is Open; ALL DAY , . MONDAYS. k C.C.Fuller &Co. 40-56 Ford St., Hartford. ! Furniture, Floor Coverings and Genwood Ranges New Erica i’mfimg from 1 4 Y WRITING, JUSTICE AND THE POOR, by Reg- inald Heber Smith. P M0O0DS AND: MEMORIES, mu ndGLea‘mzfi § POEMS, by Wilfred ‘Owen, with an introduction by Siegfried Sos son. . The poems of a young Enslish of- ficer, who says of his poetry: “The sibject is -War and the D of War. The poetry is in the pity.” All tlie shuddering horror is here but there is also nobility, originality, and m some lines, a lyric beauty not.sur- passed by any of the young war poets, e e POEMS OF THE ENGLISH RACF. edited with notes by Prof, R. M. Alden, Leland Stanford Ju- ‘ nior Universiay. The poems for this authology best by Ed- . x o SEVENTEENTH (French history), Boulenger. o ox THE CENTURY by Jacques STARVED ROCK, by Edgor Lee Mas. ters. e FIC# {0 . by Sir Philip Gibbs. PR OJR CORNERS, by mond. “Deiightfuly Clifford Ray- told.”—Boston Tran- vstery story built upon some besides murder or robbery There is no trace of the old detectiv and a lot of evidence of char erization work.—Literary Review. .. .|GREEN APPLE HARVEST, by Sheila Kaye-Smith. “An example of what a count el should not be. It i3 a novel itten with two hands—one is th~ country hand, and the other is th- town hand. If it */ere ever alive it would, be puiled to death between «hem.”—Athenaeum. “A book thot the lover of the bes! among contemporary English novels cannot afford to miss.”—N. Y. Times. “She has the feelings of an artist and the pen of a craftsman’—Lon den Times. P .. CPHAN DINAH, by Eden Phillpotts. .. WITNESS OF THE SUN, by H. Williams. P WOLF OF PURPLE CANYON, a ro- mance of the South-west, by C. K. Ulrich. £ TO HOLD FILM FAIR. Los Angeles, Cal., Aug. 5.—Plans for the first “film fair,” an exhibit to depict all stages of the motion picture industry, are being made here by the Athical Motion Picture society of America. It is planned to open the exposition in Los Angeles in January, closing it in March, 1922. The ex- hibit, according to film men, will stress the value ot the industry to the world of science, to labor, and as a medium of instruction in art, science and_history. e Outlet Millinery Co. “Where Stylu Meet Value.” WITHIN 30 DAYS Optimism Is‘ Keynote-Retail Sales Increase in Places (Special to the Herald) The steel industry will turn the cor- aer and begin to revive slowly with- n 30 days. 5 a the prediction of J. A. —ampbell, president of the Youngs- U_)Wn Sheet & Tube Co. It’s the first time any big steel manufacturer ha: set 3 definite date for imprpvement. Within the past -threoc weeks the nation’'s mental attitudo toward busi ness has changed. Optimism i3 springing up everywhere. A psycho- logical boom seemi to hava started. Depression practically run ity course, says the National Eank of Commerce, whose business predictions n the past year have been exception- ally accurate. Dun’s says that it is about time to expect a decisive improvement in trade. Retail sales are increasing in the east, south, mountain and Pacific coast regions, reports the Credit Clearing House. St. Louis district continuea dull. More Freight Number of cars loaded with freight on all railroads in week ended July 16 was 776,252. Thia was 136,564 care more than the week before. The gain was mostly in merchandise and manufactured products. Nearly 350,000 freight cars are laid up for repairs. Rumored that the railroads are on the eve ot a big re- Pair program, also heavy buying of equipment this fall. Next steel boom probably will start with railroad buy- ing. In Many Trades Auto tire industry almost up to nor- mal output. In April, May and June, 87 autos were made for every 100 in same per- iod last year. Volume of exports States are increasing. from United The export ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER ILLINERY We are determined to make a quick clearance of the remainder of our bummer Hats. 125 Hats Included in these are Sport Hats and Banded feta Hats. No. two alike, white and cordovan ‘ Shop During the i Day b GOREON and LEHIGH Pure Thread Siik Hose with lisle top, heels, toes and soles; Saiturss Aivariety of Styles, i i s otomt sihpil 97 Trimmed Hats Included in these are Georgette Hats and Taf- Many other styles, .... 83 Trimmed Hats Included in these are our nice high priced Hats. Hosiery black, stylish, In order to do so we have reduced our Hats to such prices that one who sees them will buy.one or more. No exchanges. 00 98 98 WELDREST SILK HOSE The stocking with the wide seam; neat and durable; black, white, cordovan $1.29 $1.95 Euilet Willimery Lo, 57 MAIN STREET Store Closed Wednesday BOOFH’S BLOCK | Afternoons many into thinKing exports are ing off. Large quantities of American goods rejected in South America on account of exchange rates, are being return- ed. Silk demand reviving slowly. steadier. Shoes and textile industries both in fairly good shaps and improvement continuei steadily. Copper industry very dull. Ex- ports, mostly to Germany and Japan, large: than domesfic sales. Bituminous coal production con- tinues at yearly rare of 150,000,000 tons below normal Northwest not buying its winte: coal. Docks at head of Great Lakes congested with coal that has no market. Hard coal out- put big, but insiders are predicting price slump in few momnths. Rubber impbrts. in pounds, as big as pre-war. Fertilizer market dull period. Wheat movement. in northwest much heavier than year ago. Farm- ers, needing cash, are liquidating. Wall Street Journal predicts no wheat surplus this year. It believes the world wheat crop will not exceed the demand. Low prices curtailing crude oil pro- duction. Imports from' Mexico have practically ceased. Outlook is that tank stocks will be drawn on this month. Tell Your Friends who may be Pile sufferers that quick, safe and lasting relief can be had only by removing the cause—cutting and salves won’t do. HemlRoid, a harm- less tablet, is graranteed by Clark & Brainerd Co. Prices twice in rpid-summer English Will Ercct BritisH © Hill Memorial-In Memory of Anx_lo— American War Fricndship. £ 5. — Bunker Hill, a adjoining London's popular playground, Hampstead Heath, it to bear a monument com- memorating Anglo-American brother- hood in arms during the greaf war. 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