New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1922, Page 28

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JU erful electrical locomotives, is called . subseribed in small amounts to the|and have given them a free hand in 3 capital stock of $2,000,000 the technical development of their|for. It is estimated that the mines N 4 - Will Retafl Also. properties. Finally, they are going to|will have a capacity exceeding 6,000 “The Engineers are not only going|reorganize their own co-operative coal|tons a day. into the business of mining coal; they|yards, cut out middlemen's profits, BT AL B S are also planning the establishment[and sell their own coal to themselves A magpie seen near a dwelling in (| at cost." Scotland is belleved to portend death of retall yards to sell their coal at —_ reasonable prices to railwaymen and| Modern machinery, including pow- to one of its inmates. g o 1 pecials for Wednesday, Bargain Day 000,000 in W. Va, and Kentucky |1y poul sards in Onio and Miehigan. Th C . H C o Cleveland, O, June 20 —The Broth WRIEhaut muah. BIAES of HUmEet erhood of Locomotive Engineers has|or hand musie, the experiment of the ARCADE “tackled the coal problem.” according|engineers promises to revolutionize to a statement by Albert F. Coyle, the coal industry. First they have OFFERS itor of the Brotherhood of L cut out the watered stock and over motive Engineers are making a $2.-|whose sole purpose is efficient produc 0 000,000 investment in West Virginia|tion and not financial exploitation of . and Kentucky coal mines” sald Mr.|its coal resources. In the second 207 on all 500 PAIRS OF LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS SHOES, OXFORDS and PUMPS Coyle, “which means not only a fair place, they have laid down the doc- deal for the miners, but better and|trine that the miners ought to ghare cheaper coal for the consuming pub-|[in the prosperity of the industry. Then ai e, they have employed the most com a p r 6,000 Acres of Coal Land petent mining engineers obtainable Discnunt on A" & hoo ve ob ne on ol of more L — . ] 3 o N oren st ihe maat sos) o | e B P R } (3 Pair For the Price of One) i e MAZDA LAMPS [: A P S Umbl' 9"33 : e FREE DELIVERY heart of the Big oal District, —~THFE— _—_——— near Prestonburg. tucky I R\ new company is called, is ow ned by TEL. 22290-4 Now Britain y 350 Pair of hundreds of locomotive engineers Let Us Serve You Electrically . . . w 7 B ! throughout the country, who have g ' 4/ Ladies’ Patent Leather, cade Arcade Arca Brown and Black Kid High Heel gl s OXFOR! UMPS A Pair Value $9.00. Sp ecial Shoe Values for Below are a few of our || Z e B A R G A l N D A Y BARGAIN DAY SPECIALS PUMPS AND BAREFOOT SANDALS $1.00 a pair ’ . : Women 0] Wb ite Can vas 11 1% Discount on Garden Hose. ; - o TR 25%, Discount on all Enamel Paints and Var- AN Oxfords o o Scout Shoes i with Black Saddle Strap, Leather Soles and : \_/ Special Cuban Heels. Regularly priced at $7.00. LADIES’ BLACK KID 1.STRAP SANDALS i : : it k 3 { - N S SPECIAL BARGAIN ¢3 37 20% Discount on Blue and White Enamel el Speci ] $1.49 a pair DAY PRICE wils, 15%, Discount on Wear-Ever Aluminum. 107 REDUCTION ON ALL SHOES Special Terms on Vulecan Smoothtop Gas 0 IN STOCK FOR SALES DAY 3 [J ] W omen s %l te Ca noas Ranges Don’t Fail to Take Advantage of These Wonderful Values Today. Rare Bargains Throughout the Store. B i A. A, MILLS [l—Modern Boot Shop— : L B Main St. Tel. 381 4 Regularly Priced Eight and Nine Dollars. 80 West Main 168 MAIN STREET IS)T;’CII’%%C]I?]ARGAIN $3' 3 7 ' . ‘ ) Exsive Agncyfor Dr. Kahler’s, Re Cross and W. L. Douglas’ Shoes. M WHEN THE METER READER CALLS IeIT OUR DINING ROOM We Miss Our Guess if this house on Fairview We are Offerlng Speclal Sometimes he finds the customer away. In that case WHEN IN HARTFORD stl‘eet isn,t Sold l‘ight O‘f the reel. TWO families, he leaves a card containing a diagram of the meter. Call At ! Should you find such a card under your door, it is a 24.30 STATE ST. with garage, for Ol‘lly $6,500. [ [ Values ln Hoslen’ simple matter for you to indicate on the dials the posi- Live and Boiled Lobsters tion of the meter hands. Then a bill will be sent to oft, Shell Crabs Rent in block on Franklin square. Fine loca: Women’s 5200 Silk Hose at 5 you, and you will not be annoyed by receiving a double Fresh Crab Meat t. B 2 5 £ T 10N W Children’s 50c Socks at bill at a later period. ol ith steam furnished for only $50 a month, Steaming Clams Other Attractive Values in Our . Electric Appliances Chowder Clams CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 9 Hosiery Dept. ik s Made by Landers, Frary & Clark HONISS S 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bank Bldg. — for — ACCIDENT INSURANCE F C————pmmem—mpem— We are also offering all of our Men’s and Boys’ . SPRING NEEDS SUPPLIED = |7h0re was a man, who fancied that,) He'd miss the engine by an inch We can supply yeu with the latest) "po’griving very fast And make the trainmen sore, ° ° 3 3 Shoes at $100 Reduction in Price. New Brltam s Bargaln Day thing in '5“0“"5 ‘and baby carriages | goj get across the railroad tracks, |There was a man who fancied that— e Q:,;’pfltg':&f; Prlce leums ana| Before the train came past. There isn't any more. We think these values will appeal to everybody. : SPECIAL b T See H. D. HUMPHREY New and Secondhand Furniture ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING At Lower Than Factory Prices MUAIAET " The W. G. Simmons Corp. 6 1 Household Iron Curking st THE OLD HOME TOWN . . . - . BY STANLEY 85 WEST MAIN ST. $3.98* $3.75™ o Thermax % ié Percolators iz $ 6 X 2 5 Ea. S - HOLD ER ey fled) NEWT SHES ; : 22 e | AREARIN’ G, ) : RN A GRAND PRIZE FREE . 5 > LUCKY NUMBER WITH Above Special Prices to Continue i . 2 o=t EVERY POUND OF TEA P During y oo 13T PRIZE-HANGING LAMP 2% PRRE-FIVE POUNDS ELECTRIC VA e B S TR F. limited t ly w i ™ 9 ABSOLUTELY FREE with each rogular COOKING SHOW / Vacuum Cup Tire purchased, i éfitl 9(t)]1111ft (]()glllcnee s {3 (1] Coffee and Cake Electrically Cooked Served Free Daily One “Ton Tested” Tube * Sorved ree Dy of corresponding size — THE — The extra thickness of the Vacuum Cup CONNECTICUT LIGHT & m?fiffif Tread plus the extra plies of highest quality fabric and the good-measure tread of hun- POWER COMP ANY dreds of sturdy, non-skid Vacuum Cups, make Vacuum Cup Tires, at prevailing 92 West Main Street . New Britain prices, the biggest value on the market. Sav SneicioBeoey Us Come in and get a copy of the latest price schedule—you will be agreeably surprised. Get ’s ti i t tod d wfive tobe with every tire purchsed — FOR SALE — T. H. COGSWELL Brect. Al Iproveaents. Price $15,000, Fuyieg 19 por oout 8 CHESTNUT ST. § H. Jo FOIREN REPOETED AN UNKNOWN FERSON HAD TAMPERED 140 MAIN STREET PHONE 1790 l WITH ;,"I'\E vmg o» Roams‘o(ng STORE LASTTN\QHT' ‘ e e e At b e &