New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 10

o et 4 < e e s NEW BRITAIN D/\IIY ”FR-\I,D FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924, NEW YORK REVIVES .5 5% ANLIES INGLUDED 01l e outs 1 i Well Repaid ON SIX[EFN ARMY RANGES - fors i he CONVENTION FAME --:: e ez UNDERNEWPOLIGY .~ gl ey cl ! . ] ! g i HEH! 1 Ao Compete in L :. ¢ 'H ) "" 'l o £ e il 5 i Final Edimination Contest at L A o s Anniversary of Democratic Con- s : i Proposed Immigration Plan (0 Be cwmmtico vy vvama s S ” g RALae ST k 1 , Ap Preliminary d will have vention Held 56 Yeals Ao & L gy ar Brought Up in May ' 2 Jo GG el i s R i o ¢ n ) 7| irst ir ateh will THA nus R o Always dependable — Try it today. same range oi bt ' fo- | June 2 . mhe Oismpie -| CHEICEST INDIA, CEYLON and JAVA TEAS ounted in the immigration quot ton | their country, in the report of Ui ' criens : i i ad- imp ion committce of the U, § AMa s 1L i < £ 3 o ChAmIRs o phaly e s e ]For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. at its |y 1 arie ¢ ¢ individual mateh | jation then was about 850, 518 arer GL00000, + 1 Snow Blasted From Rails - h) Move 'I'uum in Alaska ,— Snow- ‘\':,'J.:“,.';-“J:li, N foF \oten Tor 1o evcad of b e ¢ imtgation serice| ; Good style is a matter of good taste— : : ons ta the president for s | 8 | the right style for the right man. e “..'fj‘;‘“ o ; Picking styles is where we shine. The o |tne i A / 5 | man hasn’t yet been discovered who : \ - " ) (Rl NN can’t be effectively suitedbya Pe @ | e s Splosed ith that i (e et Wil | (< =\ model. Furthermore, we'try to fit a sine, cut pathe. through {he * weion | i L man into the particular model that i is best suited for his figure. b Oparaiions—16 years suffering withcon- | /|| ki » siipation—Kellogg’s Bran reslores health = § /. » The Top Coats developed by our New A, Lancing's case is typieal of | move reguiarls morning and | ! “ York Designing Rooms make men ¢ evening. i {housands of ofhers, Fie found per- o Yours sincer g ko B! I : | : look bigger and broader. Our two- s Bran because is ALL K 1 L bran can ho| T t relief, ent Kellogg's . ;:;““haa: l;\ T‘n:I Jr::;‘\.‘:yl.‘.| ’;\ ‘o tablespoonfuls t T i button Iow_waisted English models laily==in l'l\r o 1n~m with every 1 i, or sou grocer Wl et ot | i) TGN with wide trousers are something new Dear Sir: sults, or your uru:\‘r will return your oy iy ;”.";"‘ T :“':‘.;;'m oo e | M) ‘C;he A;Ilelboun;f : for up-to-the-minute men. But we , e lavor of Keliogg's Bran—so differcut, t that ¢ t a from ordingry brame, whieh o v | W g Dopctrity, T¥ss full swing: don’t try to put English on everyone. milk or cream. hprvnl;‘I it ..\]r..m [ ing box r.0at with set-in sleeves, FOY the conservative we have models cereals, Cook it with hot cereals, Try it in the recipes given on the package. ™ . .,L.,“;“:::‘:,;’ri‘.}'?? conked i . o AT that bespeak position and bearing. We ~d e, X : ‘ e Vo WA [o e ) jases: Swds | ) Jimy. i also make friends with short men and 4 long, the stout and the slim. Each MACKAY & WALLIN] pte e l “The Furniture and Drapery Shop” 83 MAIN STREET Next to Methodist Church In fabrics we carry out the same idea of making the texture and color express the individual. That’s what we mean by distinctive clothes. Heywood- Wakefleld Strollers and Carriages Specially Priced for Tomorrow And the cost is less than ordinary clothes. Because we manufacture in our own Tailor Plant and sell through our forty stores direct to you, we save you from $10 to $15 on every garment. | e The result of our twenty-five years of constant effort to give the greatest clothing values are Popula?khng&o:m and embodied in these Suitsand Top Coats a @% A guarantee of satisfaction gres with eveiy garment. Come in and try a Suit or Top Coat. You'll notice the difference. prmmmamie 306 MAIN ST. Come pick yours tomorrow A fine <election of Cribs and Bassinettes for (he baby in white enamel oF ecr finish, Cribeatull size, at $9 75 Mattresses at slight additional « re i all the new paticrms > Bed Room Seiteetiood size deesses, full and fint " " r'l <ine SO bed i 1 1 95 size Biow Bed: beautiful semi-vanity table, finished 50 1h AN-Layer Pelt Matiress, witl not Jump or | 0 1he new two-tone walnut. This 3129 00 flatten—has roll cdee and ronmd 17 50 beantiful swits reduced (o comners, Specially priced at Pon's miss this for it's an exceptional huy, Tont v s the fas day 1o take advamtage of our offer 1o lay sour linoleum free of charge if bought " ol patiern fenes, as well as Gotd Seal Congoleam Rags, White Mountain Refrigerators, all <tyles, all prices. Yes, the prices lowest in the city. Come and see, MATERIALS cridepspcedmidn $5 95 . $6 50 PIND VORLE S AND MARQUISETTIE. CILRTAINS By the sard 95(‘ Fringe—vard BOC of thw -|' ridee” ek e—bemstitchied and fin- ci trveator. $2,50 . $2.95 Others priced up (o 8505 pak ATIRACTIVE CLRTVINS AND CLRTMN ’ QUAKIR TUSCAN NETS<The latest patterns of GOOD QUALITY CRETONNES A large asortment of new pretty designs amd col- RUTVLED CURT VNSV oiles and Marguisttes— ors for drapevies, cashions, coumh covers and the Well mnde—mwith tic-honks complete. Priced—Pair | many ways this material can be nsed 1o sdvantage to s l -00 $ 1 .25 $ l .50 brighten up the home, Priced—Yard 33¢ 39¢ 49¢ . 89 $1°79 to $2-95 ¢ T ucu AT Sun E fit any <ize window, QUAKER FILET NETS—In new prety designs Priced= CRETONNE OVER-DRAPERIES \n ready (0 hang. with neat valance, Just the fine $2.50 $3.50 $3.95 | . I UEEl povas il — Paie L $5-95 Pavr | WINPOW SHADE = We make and hang window Im fee. wnd ’"u nl' li &30 4% Shs .| =S SRS T N e, wo tarmidh. Single, doutle and iriple, n.’ | i