New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1922, Page 10

Warning!—This Is the End!—We Must Get Out!—Y our Last Chance! 7 The Great Removal Sale at the Hub Clothing Co. — Ends Saturday — ONE, LOT ARROW AND TDE | Soft Collars ; 1 5c each | Worth 25c¢ and 35c We do not ask you to take our word for it, just come over and see for yourself, then tell your friends. Here are a few of our specials for this occasion: Mens and Young Men’s SUITS All Sizes and Makes $13.25 Made To Sell For $20.00 . $S5. Sold As High Men’s Socks (Cotton) 1 zc pair 10 Paxr—$l 00 Work Shirts (Blue) 59c¢c Value 75c ONE LOT Men— Boys' Blouses While They Last S59c Worth $1.00 Value $25.00 White Flannel Pants o5 $5.25 $7.25 Values up to $15.00 As $9.00 Here Is .a Real Treat Two Lots of Suits $16.25 and $19.25 Worth $30.00 It Will ¥ay You To See Them LAST DAY SATURDAY Y YT S T T L L T T —" IMPROVES BUSINESS Most Radical Optimists Vit ouous in Revived Ore Industry Duluth, Minn., July 1.—Slashing ot rates for handling are in every stage of the movement from the mine to the furnace has provided the sary spark for revival of ore mining and shipping and the world's largest ore field in the Lake Nupmmr district are the center of activities which compare favorably with the esti- mates o feven the most radical optim- ists of the early season. Effecting June 15 of a 10 per cent cut in hauling rates on iron ore from Lake Erie ports to the furnaces, was preceded by announcement of a sim- {lar decrease in transporting ore from the mines to the docks and aboard the ships and a slash of 121; per cent in vessel carrying c‘nr:f ef- fective July 1. As_a direct result the entire ore carrying fleet on the Great Lakes es- timated at approximately 400 freight- ers and 25 barges has been brought Into action; ore carrying railroads at the head of the lakes and at lower lake ports have increased their trains crews by 75 per cent. to full capacity employing thousands of men. Mines that were idle have either resumed operations or are preparing to, and, according to experts, indications are that when all of the new rates become effective July 1 this major mining and shipping industry in the lake re- glon will witness a whoeslale return to capacity. ‘Long lines of ore trains are eating into the huge stock piles accumulated at the mines and docks at Duluth, Su perior, Two Harbors, Minn, and Ash- land, Wis, are being jammed with loaded ore cars preparatory to the coming of the large flect For the first time since 1920 lead- ing employment agencies on the lakes rport expectancy that all available la- bor will be placed by ym\ 1 So great has become the demand for vessel space since the rduction in vssel carrying rates was announced that vessels and barges tied up at piers for 18 months are being pre- pared for service. FOREIGN AVIATORS NOT NEEDED NOW Japan Feels Confident Native Flying Instructors Competent To Handle Jobs Alone Tokio, June 30.—The naval de partment has notified the master of Sempill and British aviators brought hére to teach Japanese officers and men of the navy the art of flying, that their services will not be requir- ed after this year, in fact, most of the instructors expect m leave Japan early in the fall. The department is of opinion that the Japanese navy now has sufficient men to carry on this branch of the service without the aid of foreign in- structors. The Jatter have done good work here and contrary to those who thought the Japanese were not tem peramentally suited to flying have succeeded in producing quite a num- ber of expert aviators. They are not, according to one of the British avia- tors, quite as reliable in an emergen- ¢y as American or British aviators would be but general purposes are quite up to the best in America or Europe. They have good aerodomes, a fleet of aeroplane carriers and a considerable number of serviceable machines. Now the war department which| already has a good aviation corps is bringing out three Irench experts to erect machines at the Tokorosawa school with a view to improving the | machines being used by the um\‘ The Frenchmen will be used in train- | ing Japanese engineers in the con- struction of Farman aeroplanes, The army is also purchasing an Europe. They have good aerodromes, at Hamamatsu and a factory in the BOYS’ SUITS Three Lots, All Have Two Pants Wool, Most $6.25 B. V. D. OR SEALPAX Union Suits 89c While They Last Men’s Pants $1.50$22.25 and $25.25 Real Bargains Men’s and Young Men’s SUITS The Best You Can Get MEN'S HOSE Mercerized Silk NEUKWEAR Latest Style 3" $1.00 Next week we sure get out. Remember friends, the hest you can get in Men’s, Young Men’s, Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings at very low Prices. I HUB CLOTHING CO., 391 Main St. me neighborhood. A wireless sta- tion is being erected at Kasumigaura aerodrome fo maintain communica- tion with the aviation corps in north- ern Japan. FAVOR WATER WORK Senate Commerce Committee Acts Favorably For Improvement of Big Rivers and Harbors, Washington, June 30.—Thes enate commerce committee has ordered a favorable report on the big rivers and harbors development bill after adding to the house measure more than a score of amendments to authorize de- velopment of surveys, Chairman Jones was instructed to poll the committee for a final vote on acceptance of amendments directing the federal| purchase of the Cape Cod and Dismal Swamp canals on neither of which action was taken at today's meeting. The only project carried in the bill as passed by the house last month and eliminated by the senate com- mittee provided for work on the har- bor at Plymouth, Mass., which Chair- | man Jones announced was due m" changed conditions there reported h)\ the secretary of war. TO HAVE MARINE GUARD | Boston, June 30.—A detail of 130 United States marines selected from | various stations will be assigned to| duty at the Brazilian exposition to be | held at Rio Janeiro next fall, accord- ing to word received at the navy vyard | here today. Six marines from this sta- | tion will be among the number. | m————————g E‘L'—_'EEIEJ!EIE][EHEIEIE]EIEIEIEJEIELEE@EEEEEE@EEEE@EE@EE@@ E@EEE@@@@@@@@@@@EEEEEEE E@E@@@@E@@E@]@E@@@@E@@@ WORLDS LAR(:EST SHOE Specials for the Fourth! SNAPPY STYLES AT VERY LOW PRICES—BEST MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP THESE VERY LATEST NUMBERS 3.90 Many Styles For Less SHOES FOR THE FAMILY WE ARE STILL LOCATED AT — 413 MAIN STREET — D@@ElEJE]LEIE]E]EIIEIE]E]E]E}EIEE@@E@EE@EEEE@@EEEE@@E}[E QETAILERS A S S S S e S e S e E ) THE WAVERLY DOINGS OF THE DUFFS INDIAN NECK, BRANFORD, CONN, \ Popular Seashore Resort Terms and reservations on application. | —DRINK— Ayers’ Soda Water Call for it by name and get the best. For Sale at Your Grocer’'s Three Size Botties—5-10-15¢ CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL. 755-12 Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs | OH hERE COMES THAT MR, ROcKks! “THEY SAY HE IS HEIR TO A MILLION=- I’'D LIKE TO MEET HIM! All Sizes; All Models, 4 " $1.00 and the Latest Patterns BALBRIGGAN UNION SUITS ‘Worth $1.50 ARROW AND IDE STIFF COLLARS 11c " While They Last LAST DAY SATURDAY FOR SATURDAY—AN ATTRACTIVE LIST OF SPECIALS THAT ARE BOUND TO APPEAL TO THE THRIFTY SHOPPER 7 to 12 a. m, Legs of Genuine Lamb 30c™ Forefluanlelq Genuine Lamb be ™ Fresh Ground Hamburg Ibs. 25C WHERE THE PEODPLE SHO SPECIALS FOR ALL DAY Roasts ..... Lean Fresh Shoulders PRIME TOP WESTERN BEEF h.34c Sperr\ & Bames s Ib. 220 bhoulder Short (ut MILK FED NATIVE VEAL Prime Chops ..... Veal for Pot Pie .. Veal for Ib, 25(: . b, 10(: Milk Fed Fowls Ideal Raisins ... Layge Prunes ..... 1b. Chfilllfi‘ngeA 2 cans 250 S . bot. 1 OC R 2 Lo Dressing . Fancy Peas ... Frankforts n15¢ u,s.25c ca,,25c 2 cans 250 Mik Crackers Corned Beef Fancy Peaches ... Sardines Sugar Corn ... Sugar Cured Corned Beef, 1b. 8c Ve $1.18 large bag 21 19¢ . 8 rolls 250 Ginger Snaps ... Toilet Paper. . Van Camp s FANCY LARGE PINEAPPLES FOR CANNING 2 for 23¢—6 for 65¢ Watermelons i 45 c Sun:::;ns ... doz. 330 N oranges .. dox JSC « 18¢ Oranges . Fancy Apples .... OIivia’s Hearing Is Bad COME TO - GIRLIE. — COME TO- LET’S Large Bananas . Sound Onions. . Tomatoes doz.250 W u,s.25c lOc . 4c Cabbage BE MERRY! 100 bushel New Potatoes .. 6 lbs. 25¢ w.59¢ . bunch 5C . head 5C Large Beets . Fancy Lettuce . ; 7 to 12 a. m, Pure Lard lbs 270 . Evaporated ! Milk m8cs Cleamery Butter . in prints 43¢ ™ Prime Rib Roasts ..... Ib. 25C Shoulder Steak l 8c Boneless Pot Roasts, Ib. 25C BY ALLMAN OH THIS 18 SO SUDDEN , MRROCKS vy / 1 | | !