New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 11

5 ] 7 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1923, Mid-Winter Furniture Sale WHERE FURNITURE PRICES HAVE ACTUALLY BEEN REDUCED AND BARGAINS ARE GENUINE In spite of the slight but steady increase in the prices of Furniture which our representatives found prevailing ai the Grand Rapids Mavket, we are going to have our annual Mid-Winter Sale. Our friends have learned that when we advertise a SALE it means A GENUINE SALFE and the markdowns are REAL Odd Pieces at Half Price l- ODD WALNUT TOILET TABLE— $22 .50 ODD MAHOGANY TOILET TABLE with separate hand mirrors of Grand $39.00 SEE THESE BARGAINS IN OUR WINDOWS ' Regular $45.00. REDUCED TO....... tapids made. Reg. $69. REDUCED TO § Specially Priced Dining Suites ODD JACOBEAN OAK SERVER Regular $35.00. REDUCED 7.00 TO ODD MAHOGANY SERVER REDUCED REDUCED REDUCED REDUCED Regular $39.00. $18.50 TO ODD WALNUT SERVER Regular $39.00. TO ODD WALNUT SERVER Regular $45.00. TO ODD MAHOGANY SERVER Regular $69.00. TO As EIGHT PIECE WALNUT DINING SUITE, consisting of Buffet, Oblong Table . and six . exactly as pictured above. : i TEN PIECES of the same Walnut Suite at hairs with genuine blue leather seats; Specially Priced at B EIGHT PIECE WALNUT SUITE, ueen Anne style mNQPmCE BARONIAL OAK SUITE. Special at $163.00 EIGHT PIECE WALNUT SUITE of Pacebean Period, with tapestry covered chairs. Grand Rapids make. Reduced from $375.00 to ....... Mo iy oS Ay THE RUG will continue for a short time only SALE B. C. PORTER SONS —— Come NOW — ENGINEERS, BANS " ONTHE INGREASE Resources Now Show a Total of $19,000,000 Cleveland, O., Jan. 19.--Ten co- operative banks in operation, a half fdozen more in process of organiza- ‘tion, including one to be opened im- mediately in 8pokane and another in New York, established of two branch- ask tor Horlick's The ORIGINAL | |\ Malted Milk The Original Food-Driak for ANl Ages. QuickLunchet Home Offices Fountains. RichMilk, Malted Grain Extractia Pow- Aera Tabletforms. Nourishing-Nocooking. i“’ in Cleveland of the parent institus :4‘1 Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, ¥ $295.00 REDUCED TO Odd Beds Two very handsome IVORY TWIN BEDS Grand Rapids make Regular price was $95 each Reduced because they are odd, to $47 OOEach COLONIAL MAHOGANY FULL SIZE BED Regular price was $49.00 duced to — $24.50 [ —————————— DAVENPORT TABLES $19.00 DURING THIS SALE OFF 25% Every Baby Carriage shown. REFRIGERATORS Reduced to ACTUAL WHOLESALE ODD GREY CHIFFONIER Regular $39.00. $l 9 .00 REDUCED TO ....... ODD IVORY CHIFFONIER Regular $45.00, REDUCED TO REDUCED ODD MAHOGANY CHIFFONIER Colonial style. Reg. $65. REDUCED TO $32 00 ODD MAHOGANY CHIFFEROBE Regular $65.00 i $32 ,50 REDUCED TO ..... Specially Priced Bedroom Suites - 0ODD MAHOGANY CHINA CASE Regular $49,00. $24.50 — All — GOLDEN OAK CHINA CASES Reduced ————— 4th Floor —————— P FOUR PIECE WALNUT SUITE, consisting of Dresser, Full Size Bed, Chif- fonier and Triple Mirror Toilet Table. Specially Price, completc at FOUR PIECE WALNUT SUITE. Special at FOUR PIECE MAHOGANY SUITE. Special at $122 00 $167.00 $185.00 | Same Suite in Walnut at the same price. THREE PIECE WALNUT SUITE, consisting of Dresser, Bed and Triple Mirror Toilet Table. Made by Berkey and Gay of Grand Rapids. Reduced from $325.09, to $225.00 “Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store” tion and an increase in resources from $663,000 to $19,000,000 are the results of the entrance 26 months ago of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers into the banking fiek. In addition to its banking business the brotherhood has extensive coal properties, a mail order dry goods house doing a department store busi- ness and a number of other co-opera- tive businesses in the hands of the cngineers brotherhood and its mem- bers. The growth has made the locomo- tive engineers brotherhood the most powerful union financially in the country and an outstanding financial factor among other large banking in- stitutions of the nation. Railroad officials and banking offi- cera here declared that only the Rochdale co-opérative societies in England offer a parallel in the en- trance of industrial workers in the financial and business field. Bank in which officers brotherhood here are . fin: terested are The Peoples’ of Hammond, Ind., Tht dino Valley bank of San Bernardino, Calif.,, with branches in Barstow and Needles, Calif,, The Brotherhood Co- operative National bank at Minneapo- lis and the Fedetated Bank and Trust >, Birming , Ala. Ont of the Cleveland movement have also gréwn co-opcrative banks of the {owned by the workers, but not con- :ll(‘l.LCd with the Cleveland lnnnullon‘ - |result of a random scientific experi- Tucson, Aréz, and other cities, Warren 8. Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and president of the engineers bank, is also an official of a coal mining company. A number of mines have been in operation by this company for months in Kentucky ang Tennes- see. This company which givés share- holders a ten per cent discount on! all purchases does a mail order busi- ness in everything from clothing to jewelry. A number of other firms have been launched by officers or members of the engineers brother- hood. Eggs are lower. Russell Bros.—advt GE COSTLY. Radio Vans San Francisco | Chief—Collect $3,000. | San Vrancisco, Jan. 18.—Mayor| | Rolph today faced an organized as-| sault on his personal exchequer as the | MAYOR'S ) ment last night. a radio broadcasting u! into the transmitter: how far my voice is car- tyihg, how big my audience is. Send | me telegrams and send them collect. | Come on—everybody! Mayor Hylan | lof New York, and you, Mayor Curley of Boston—everybody.” Radio fans were not slow in sponding. By midnight at least one telegram had come from every state | in the union, it was announced at the mayor's office, and Honolulu and a ship 1,000 miles at sea were repre- sented. And as the night crept on to- ward dawn, the messages contipued to arrive, Dy daylight it was estimated that the mayor had incurred wire tolls of $3,000, with the possibility that the| figure might be doubled during the| day. ARMY REDOCTION | Minister of War Trotsky Says He is| Doing His Utmost to Reduce Mili- tary Burden of Russia, Moscow, Jan. 10.—~Minister of War Trotsky declares he is doing his ut- most to lighten the military burden of Russia, notwithstanding the fail- ure of the recent disarmament con- ference in Moscow In a letter to the All Russian con~ ference on mutual relief he sets forth his hope to curtail the army consid- erably in the near future but “owing o the policy of our near neighbors nd the enmity of the Entente to-/ vards soviet Russia, we shall be com- | pelled for the time being, to main-| tain a sufficiently strong and able fighting army for our own protection. army can be secured only if the Red | families at home will be sacrificed to famine and misery.” - Mrs. M. Ballington Booth of the Volunteers of America is { The money to maintain a strong, able | Shown here receiving in New York the Napoleon Hill Golden Rule re-! solliers will not have fears that their | Medal awarded for her conspicuous service to humanity during | 1022, —— COME — in and see these REAL BARGAINS | American Girls Aiding in Work of Finding Lost Greek Refugees— Deluged With Inquiries, Athens, Jan. 19.—The lost and found bureau of the Near East Re- lief has received 12,000 inquiries for | missing persons among Greek refu- gees during the past month. A large | number of them came from relatives in the United States and England. More than 2,000 missing refugees have been traced by the relief officials | through the system of semi.weekly | bulletins issued from the offices at Tthens, Salonika, Mitylene and Chios and posted in the 500 refugee cen- | ters. - One of the most interesting sights | of Athens is the crowd of several | hundred persons who gather daily, from dawn to dark about the Amer- ican bulletin boards. The Near East | officials in Athens have been given the rooms formerly occupied by Dow- ager Queen Olga to serve them as headquarters. Two American girls, Myrtle Nolan, of Minneapolis, and Louis Maclachlan of Detroit, have charge of the lost and found bureau. Pure lard, 2 Ibs. 25¢. Russell Bros. —advt. p