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18 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1023, [\ | e OCEER OASE STUDNTS ot oot o o |NUSIC MERGHANTS 10 Eat Kollogg's Bran fo gol NOISELESS TROLLEY WORK N STEEL MILLS " 5855 5. CONVENS N CHIAGO .'p.gmm im' fl ool‘sfipollol! - anters’ Assoclation l Bethiohem Meel Ca, Would Hire Mon owners, but many Japanese :nlmn—n.’ll'll\llw( Makers Will Take Part in u':'t.r‘u‘:u- .:’:‘hfi:.:,‘:r:;:'.‘-": :’,a‘m::':d to h‘:n’::.l.nd-w. . for Summer 0 Al Branches |47 telUralag o the hemp flelds Pla Conel if you will eat Kellogg's Bran every J which they abandomed two years ago wolave in Windy City day! Two tables l‘lhfll‘u Bran is especially de poonfuls are sufi: R peeially Hiel valsin bread, mufins, pan. i | Will Operate in Cities ol Minnea- ‘ i Work Oficials. begause they could not make a liv. i N for aThroat Tickle o InE sripping nemp ' e clent; for sovere casen with aach mewl. | L8 vyyonroons, etc. Recipes appear po"s M SL P‘ul sMn ‘ or " Br The Aueciated Pross e of U YeATS age, when hemp| Chicagn, May 11.—Musieal instru: nf:w l ’;“l;u.:':‘ "‘:”i .m‘. on each package. 2 'ht¥ L e e e ave | brovebt Mg prices i was estimaied | ment makers, from ohoe manufuctur:| - biag back your beaith aler's| Reslize what Kollogg's Bran io . sur | offered work in all lines this|the provinee of Davao slone. ers to bass drum ereators, will invade | JFran is scientifically red to ye:| doing for constipation sufferers all Minneapolis, May 11— Minneapolis s rer by the Tethiehem Steel pom- e Sl this elty June 4 for what promised | lieve suffering humanity from comsti: over the nation, then just think what 804 W Paul and suburban territgries ¥ ARREST WOMAN PROPHET, |to be t > pation and it will do that. X :.'..' ’.m..:“,.’“u."' The are to |.:\.> ‘.n"‘. Iy ..\;... ens sireet In a letter ta Dr. Charies §. Howe s s )| 'd l:” ‘""." "';"';“ :" held laln'. cooked and krumbled, :::';,’:.u:..uluu huurnlt I:Wnuu ears in the not distant future y : of (% Reth . = - 3 under the auspices of the Musie In- & Y president of Case, Hethiehem officials | “Dream Preacher” Caused Great| qustries Chamber of Commerce o l“ :_uuhlhu::a:::‘i:“il form each day, " After years of experiment, the Twi SN offer Case freshman, sophomores and PO : . g City Rapld Transit company, Wi @ \ | juniors industrial eccupation in the wor Among Working Classes Organ bullders, band men, plano’ fused with common bran which is un-| You ean drive constipation out of epovates atreet cars in both citles and 3 ompany's mills, furnaces, ecoke! Morgen, Norway, May 11.~The lat.|Menufacturers, harmoniea = makers, B.lnuhla and hard to eat, Kellogg's|your family with Kellogg's Bran— suburbs, has had its engineers build [ BAC | [ pants and repair departments during | #t “dream preacher” one Maria talking machine jobhers, plano tun- ran adds greatly to the pleasure of |and remove the cause of 00% of 8 trolley car that is free from most ) X [The coming vacation seasom. The | Akerblom, has been arvested in ¥in. | €T musio roll manufactyrers and| eating other hot or eold coreals. A human, illness! First-class hotels and of the noxlous nolse atiendant upc P | purpose of the bffer is deelared to he 1and. The woman caused such a furor |Music merchandisers, men who make l:’Plll" way te serve Kellogg's Bran | elubs serve K-Il‘lx.': Bran in indis present day traction operation »! B ta enable college men to aid their AMong the Working classes that the |eYersthing in instruments, will attend to cook it with hot cereals, In|vidua! packages, for it at your Work on the construction o . fiances and at the same time to aug. Authorities fejt foreed to take action, |!h® convention. | preparation, add two tablespoonfuls | restaurant, grocers, 80w car hagan. when the moto enf th practieal experience duy Going from place to place on horse. “’"H." National Assoclation of Musie welghing about 300 pounds, was put v eir summer vacations, The stu- back, with flowing bair, Marla fore. | Merchants, the Musie Industries | = on the market by large electrica : } " o asked 1o come as soon as told the fmmediate end of the world, |Chamber of Commerce, the National d DEPI m BU)OD ‘:lelm g ('y'.i"ffi'r.'r!';'fi“fl.“.'"...'.'l'r"-‘.T' squipment eoncerns to replace the old emain until as late in Ahe declared that in view of this to | Assoclation of Music Roll Manufac- ‘;r. o:‘ blood, The' writers dnrllr:d: motor weighing 2,400 peunds. the fall as thelr studies will permit. OWn & house or land, to save money (turers, National Plano Manufacturers “‘lll‘ ‘t“n the fault of !hnrnudnmu of The journal bex, which on the old The students are offered the *same OF 4o any Kind of work, was useless, ulmrlunn!n. ‘Mu-n' Merchandiss asso- Forty Students at Toklo School Strike | ‘wioia class that these unfortus cars protrudes out fram the wheel As & result of her preaching all of |¢lation, National Plano Travelers as- tudents did not pass the exami will be replaced by a new spiral rol. | her Iarge following of peasants, it is |Sociation, Burcau, for the Advance.| Mecauss Others Weee “Flucked" in nate sty ;“'“' Pt e T th: i {er bearing placed inside and adioin-| said have béen economieally ruined. ment of Musie, National Plano Tun., X nation, and out of sympathy Y e ng the wheel which Case men will be emp P ors assoclation, Musical Supply amso.| Examinations. "‘“"";m""“:‘::"r‘fe:::'l""‘;'r “";:::r‘"‘:‘::":“’:': Cushion Over Spiral Toller, e . | those at Bethlehem, Pa ki :'l::ll:‘:"c;l A"vlllarl:'u.lNl|lunll Band In- | 7Tokio, May 11.—Because a few ny‘,“:d declare thelr friends "”,,1'.. ‘ Manu u " \ acturers assoclation o, go) 10w students'in a Toklo school RSN % he new e 180 hav b wanna, N, Y.; Lebanon, Pa.; T ars alne * n"‘ ber vs weigh 25,000 pounds; have t "'i ton, Pa.. and Sparrows Point, Md. s L\ :nnd the National Association of Talk-| ing Machine Jobbers will he among Weré “plucked” at the recent annual There are 40,000 lakes in Neaw- sushion over the spiral rollef which . A ‘l supports the weight of the truek, {he|Same carrying AN wil ‘c | atand the we tea Horlick’s the organizations represented, lexamination, 40 successful candidates | foundland, ar and the passenger load, and they are & great factor as & noise climina i‘nu old nare, acoording 1o (ran; ofs HEMP BROOM ATTRACTS ' A r:‘ .,‘,:\1‘1(';: }: jor. These cushions will carry a lond | f1e1A!8 One of the important eliminators of o 45,000 pounds, \ : The trucks are also equipped with nolse in the new car is the band brake, | piem Market Causes dapanese Farm- 4 what Is known as a swinging spring|similar to the automobile ~brake, plank which enables the use of a|Which works on the wheel drum ers Who Abandoned Their Planta- Invelids rather than the old shoe hrake on | ! fa * Children ’ % sombination of springs that take up tions in Philippines o Return, The Original Food.Drink for All m | wages and hours as men doing sim ilar work Among the Bethiehem the overload and are easily adjusta.|the wheel itself. dle at all times, Another improvement tending to«|By The Assorinted Press. Weigh 25,000 Pounds. e ttion of molee 10 the ane | Mantie, May 1.—dupanese farmers| uickiinchettiome.Offco¥oun . Compared to the weight of 43,000 eagement of windows in rubber, thus|who abandoned their homp planta- ‘e'::.“.'mg"‘"lu""fi:u“m 3-1090 (INC.) 3-1090 sounds for the old car, the new trol-|preventing the rattle, tions two years ago in Davao prov- "r Areid imitations and Scbofinios Hartford Conn. — WE HAVE SECURED — 1,000 Yards of Imported Dotted Swiss 49c —OUR PRICE — 49c USUALLY SOLD FOR $1.39 A YARD These Goods On Sale Saturday. Come Early We have just secured 1,000 yards of Stoffel’s imported hand tied DOTTED SWISS, with colored backgrounds in all the wanted colors, Pink, Sky Blue, Champagne, Salmon, Turquoise Blue, Copen, Old Blue L] Make Crlsp ‘N} affles Orchard, Maize, Old Rose, Tea Rose, Gray, Brown, Black : Small pin self colored dots. Beautiful quality. : . SPECIAL NOTICE—During this sale we will display in one of our windows life-size I hls Way photos of Miss Martha Mansfield, Miss Alice Terry and Miss Doris Kenyon, three of the most beautiful screen stars, in gowns made of Stoffel’s fabrics. 2 Remember, at our last sale of Dotted Swisses-the goods were sold early. They will go even faster this time. Don’t be disappointed. You can make waffles as crisp and light as None of these Dotted Swisses at 49¢ sold to dealeus or peddlers. you ever tasted by following the recipe printed _ LINEN SPECIALS NOVELETTE BED SPREADS below. ” 36-inch Colored Dress Linens in the popu- Novelette Colored Bed Spreads. lar spring shades at 85c and 95¢ a yard. Size 72x100, cut for single bed, $2.89. & . . Lace trimmed Scarfs with pure linen cén- ‘Size 81x100, plain trimmed at $2.98. To prevent them from sticking to the iron ter, size 18x50, Special at 98c, Size 81x100, cut for large bed $3.29, One lot of Table Cloths, and Napkins to Size 90x100, cut for extra size bed, $3.69. be sure to grease 1t after bakmg each waffle. match, all pure linen at special prices. Size 2x2 yards $5.50 each TABLE OIL CLOTH feltowi hi . full . i Size 2x214 vards $7.00 each y By ollowing this recipe carerully, using Napkins, size 22-in. to match, $7 a doz. Best qualities. lour, vou will have no trouble in : Width 114" vards 39¢ a yard. John Alden F 'y WHITE GOODS Width 114 yards 49¢ a yard, Width 27 inches, tub oil cloth 29¢ a yard. obtaining a batter of the finest texture. John itk e 88 ishen. sl i i _ : white, pink, maize, blue and lavender, 49¢ a Width 12-in,, shelf Ol Cloth, 10c a yard. Alden Flour, with all its creamy whiteness, pur- e ! " White Poplin, 36 inches wide, good qual- DELIVERIES TO NEW BRITAIN ity and strength, is the favorite of New England i R . Bleached Pillow Cotton, regular price 49c. AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS cooks in waffle making as in all cooking or St oA phtd, THREE DAYS A WEEK. baking. LINGERIE AT SATURDAY PRICES 1 1 Slips of Crepe de Chine, hem to the hip. Step-in Sets consisting of Vest and Step- The mlllers Of JOhn Alden Flour guarantee White or flesh ..... R A $4.95. in Bloomer, made of crepe or Seco .... 98¢, satisfaction and your grocer is so instructed. i sl e ¥ g BLOUSE DEPARTMENT VALUES FOI’, llke JOhn ‘.A]den .Of. Old’ the},,, bCllCVC that | Dimity Blouses with Eton or Tuxedo col- Frock Slips of Pleated Crepe, to be worn “the name Of frlendshnp 18 sacred. lars. All white or with touches of color $2.95. with the new blouses $12,50—514.95. SWEATER REDUCTIONS FOR SATURDAY Continental Products Company Slip-On Sweaters in light weight wool. Al Iceland Wool Tuxedo Sweaters in white, the wanted shades ................. $2.95, copen, 'green, gray, black and navy, $7.95. Belden Street, New Britain, Conn. e ; DELICIOUS CANDY FOR THE ONLY VACUUM SWEEPER Waffles . i MOTHER'S DAY BACKED BY 5¢ YEARS' A light, crisp waffle is one of ‘ Page and Shaw’s, Apollo, Durand’s, Mail- ELECTRICAL EXPERIENCE the most popular breakfast or i y i .00 up. s WB’{]EAW luncheon dishes, To get a crisp larde and‘l' O83 SAHGIES m " You have a feeling of confidence and se- ) waffle, the waffle iron must be Salted Nut Mixture .......o0.. 79¢ Ib. curity when you buy a Western Electric Vac: very znt.l Tt will take about 20 ! Walnut Stuffed Dates ........ 39¢ Ib. uum ‘Sweepell' because of the known responsi- Frowa,the olis G SH 0 the ! Old Fashioned Molasses bility of the company that guarantees it. fire. Turn the jron and allow ‘ Cocoanut Strips ........ Engineers who know their business de- - e “bourt. theh“m'”'m o bmwfl?. Cocoanut Caramels . ....... SSySe T signed their sweeper for thorough cleaning R el iron. 16 wal 'Sf{.m’«"}&“h: | Delicious Marshmallows ...... 59¢ . opifon0 "corvice, They equipped it with baking of each waffle, there will 1 | Chocolate Patties in pistachio, powerful suction. They devised the motor “";"”“-" "‘,’0“"“:3 W“"l““’"‘“l' | fudge and peppermint 3%¢ . {griven brush which makes short work of 4 :35.;&’": h.ki'..':;i.::fi;r, Brazil Bon Bons even the tracked-in mud these spring days. 14 teaspoon salt, Commodore Chocolates . With the handyJever you may have suction I U ity | Kewpie Candies for the kiddies 15¢ box. alone or suction with the motor driven brush. Burbank’s Chocolates, a 1 Ih box Get this Sweeper now for your spring in a wonderful assortment cleaning. Ga, 2 eggs, 1 tafi:-poun melted shortening All measurements are level, hdsift the John Alden Flour once » N " 3 ‘i it e o, ek A NEW SPRING SHOWING OF e | P iy ot ol L’AIGLON FROCKS - tin, i are on display at the Housedress Department. Mix well and add to d xr;:iie::-‘ *Add. melted hort- i New I.'Aiglon frocks, freshly unpacked, attractive models. ening and fold in stiffly beaten They include ginghams, tissues, voiles and ratines in many very e Prices range from $2.95 o $9.95. i ; We also are showing new models in Queen Make and Lucette Dresses in liners, ratines, gingham and voiles; Queen Make Dresses are priced from $2.95 to $9.95. Lucette Dresses range in price from $5.95 to $8.95. Sizes 16 to 54.