New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 13

DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMB! e R T T S S T e e CES O e UUESS 10 EFOR FAMILY s—p————— y Mich, Dée. 15, (By pd Press).—Frank E. ¢ Three Rivers, who startled Seuitural world by - paying s cash for the privilege of de- "4 gingle varigty of straw- imits that he owes lis pres- Sion a8 one of the acknewl- ers' in_the art of straw- re to- fondness for his ey L sce | R Lasting Gifts For - to Michigan and to the athough - his - business was \ E . munerative. Interested in \\ NN / 7 (//\ &Y : % ¢ : wies, Mr. Beatty turned - N 2 f 5 " . B re. After 30 years in thia ‘ i ‘ venone § he has this to say: “I de- N Z AN 7200 Y A % developipg or ' introducing a YN XA 9/) of ty of strawberry. Whatever al ; - : 27 have had is due largely to o on between agricultural| § and fruit growers. - ., " wRockhill” Vaript; y v o new variety is the ‘Rockhil,’ v Harley Rockhill of. Conrad, 't should revelutionize the ry industry, 0f the world, as more’ Ahdlarger; berries | . ¢ a higher quality in the an any of the best sum- 5. During the fall'months Shats again bear. The fruiting| until snowfall and the plants N | S fin any cll;n:u. " ] ol B L % plants root deeply, grow lux- 0 5 . single hill ulmtost as lu{e ‘:.u A . DAVENPORT TABLES Bgo%( b’];;!!?UG}{ ihel basket, and their grea - " A B: vigor enable’ thent to. pro- : AN $ Mahogany and Walnut ogany $undantly. The plants have i N\ A A ! $2 $l4'50 ; jeaf tissues and are not affected H b f % 4 ] e ‘plant disease. The Rockhill | 7 7 R ¢ y i ject cross of Progressive Ever- land Early Jersey Giant.” j# why he paid a heretofore un-. 9t price for a strawberry plar ty sald: I nsation that T expect. greater horticultural® - devel- 7 Money becomes a secondary t JRr,, 0. T s / &/////////7/, W ¥ ) S SARLINE : .// - 7 {ii\ = - $14.00 5 ‘ $ . $8.50 ,gfyuwuft‘gfsi - $2450 $29.90, 7900 $14.00 3265“1.5. | § he had paid for any one v T BETIRE PN ve of the Angora Govt. at| 4 [] Too Clever for the English pe, Dec. 15.-+Dfellaladi /repredentative of the Ahgora . . at Rome and menmiber of | ' delegation at the Near: erence, was president of the| | | Constantinople when the al-| ernments, under” British lead- |- 9, closed up the Turkish parlia- i 1919 and banished to Maita of the nationalist leaders who joined Mustapha Kemal “in s ‘e, tish were after Djellaladine, I i X sl ’ $2 l . too clever for them. He i J i \ et in advance and lay in / l 0 | { S . he was able to make his X T Y the Bosphorus disguised as| i I SO, A i by 1 Then he slowly worked his | i | : i { | . * 4 #8 Anatolia to d point on the ay which was beyond al- line .Arif Bey is as large @ Chiet Justice Taft of the s sitpreme court. His com- ' flight: was Halide Edib Ha-| woman nationalist ish also wanted to send of her effectiyé agi- !"lnut“ the tetms of the Sevres : . e alide Edib Hanum is of b i it *qulhleue build and .found the i |l b 8 p MIRRORS ¢ ks and horseback rides com- t L & Frame! pi 4 : Vely easy. But it was dificuit } Wa, - . With ouMahmny 500 Rt iorses strong enough to carry [ - 12 $29 - Blaladine Arif Bey. The ' horses L = = - $ . = ] d CONSULE TABLES J his ‘welght, and he was bad- ? i 8 4 g ; in many styles and bruised before he 2 p . i <77V " reach a zone of Bafety. g i % ? ,‘ G % ; $24600 to $3900° three years and a half sin 5 v = ; . f the Angora government h 1 ) \ /N ¥ ! ¢ ; . . [ gnition as -the responsi 1 vt \ 1 g | ‘ ment of Turkey: has defeatéd: 1gnd has unseated the sultah ntinople, -So the refugees of | te now returning to Kurope ) fterént ed. | i ‘@hout ten shillings a* week, and drivers eannot” get, under pres- | nditions, more than 100 miles out of their cars. If the tax aid there is the risk that the may ‘confiscate the car. * GHAIR OR ROCKER, A . CHAIR OR ROCKER Walnut ‘framed, covered in / e Wainut or i - ux;:try “or figured velour y KMA%“'M Came 75 3 APECIAL 336'00 $3 SPECIAL s 9: 9 JEYy _ CONNECTICUT'S BEST FURNITURE, STORE