New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1924, Page 4

'Y NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1924. ALLING RUBBER CO. SPORTING GOODS — RUBBER GOODS 240 MAIN STREET AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES SPECIAL—Wednesday—Thursday—Saturday—SPECIAL Chamois, reg. $1.25 ............ Sale $1.00 = Windshicld Cleaners, reg. $1.25.. Sale $1.00 = Wind Deflectors, reg. $10.00 .... Sale $7.50 Sponges, reg. $1.25............. Sale $1.00 Mirrors, reg. $1.25and §1.00 ..... Sale 75¢ Wind Deflectors, reg. $14.00 ... Sale $10.50 Tube Repair Kits, reg. 35c..... Sale 19¢c Nepsco Tail Lamps, reg. $1.25 ... Sale 95c a . Pumps, reg. $1.25 .............. Sale 5100 Combination Stop Lights, $5%.00; g:lle $§.(s’g %‘:‘e ‘é;:ixolr:;d,sfigs- $1.25 g;l: gm Auto Buckets, reg. $1.00 . Sale 75e uggage Carriers, reg. $ e § 5 Ib. Mobo Soap, reg. $150.. .. Sale $1.25 34" Blow-Out Patches, reg. 40c.. Sale 35¢ Simonise Polish and Cleaner, Pt. Thermes Bottles ........... Sale $1.00 reg. 60c each ......,....... Sale ea.45¢c Rubber Step Plates, reg. 50c ... Sale 29c Milwaukes Timers, reg. $2.00... Sale $1.59 Klaxen Horns, reg. $5.00 ...... Sale $3.75 Nickel Bar Radiator Caps, Wedge Cushions, reg. $1.25 .... Sale $1.00 Glare Killers, reg. $1.00 ........ Sale T75c reg. $2.00 ................... Sale $1.00 Camp Stoves, $7.50 to $13.50 Revere and Suverior Cords and Tubes, 109 Discount Auto Tents, $20.00 to $32.50 To the Campers——We Have a Complete Line of Camping Outfits : \ gap between buyer and seller, Ity r at Bolivia is not a par- | min Brown Sons (0., all American TEXAS FOR MGADOO > hel from duy to day, in the thou- arly od market for weighing | firms. My, Myers is a bright and en- and-on¢ problems, large and |devices, Attention was called to the 51 rgetic American. The firm has ma | small, that perplex the foreign trader. | fuct that whil Bolivia's purcha trad connection: throughou h Resolution Instructing Lone Star State Abovo all, it serves as the connecting |have been light In vecent years, Chile |country. Nationality, Aemircan-Chil- | . IN NflflN MEETING link between the American lrusino.\’: 11 Peru, two neighboring count ean. | |:o|t-;;,|.‘-. For Him Included on To- ian and the overseas merchant. s been buying in - much greater | Handling The First Shipment | day’s Calendar. quentities, Statistios showing the im- | “Meanwhile, Mr, Green communis | ywaeo Tox, May 27.—A resolution | ports of s and balances into [cated with the firm in Bolivia and re« |4y i oSyt Sy e Gologation to Chile, Peru and Bolivia, with the [ceived a trial order. Th arose the 4,0 g mocratic national convention in largest markets. Vor five days they other up-lto-date Americans, M ;Vm‘m;I::3,"'\,‘?,‘:I:-:m-fi“:1:.:‘"‘;2::”‘::,: 'n"r<':,l:3:,l,:2',‘““' P?,.c\“';;,.“} air m‘:.u: ‘,»’:,."“”’ of William G. MoAdoo was in- eame to the burcaw's office for (3n- | Green, president of the concern, hus|yiic rour yegional divisions of the bu- | packing were obiained from the trans. | cluded In the program drafted by the | es. Tiiey brousht catalogs and o powerful radio set. O & Tecont |ty o seoommans i fromy e McAdoo forces for adoption at the s Sl AR J eau, any e |m|nn|n1|3 portation division of the bureau. The! o o= fa h & p< lists—samples when practicable. | oyening he tuned in on the broadeast o 1'"\'0"",_ Ii Bolivie liad sritton e | At l’"“lllll\' convention here to £ho resills wero atriking. First, the [heing sent from one of the (w0 A& | Getting Tato South American ‘,m_m_“ Mr. Green that the usual terms of | o (‘H“\":::"" acen o 1§ of business cast and manu- stations in New England which send “The chief of the specialties division | payment on imports into that country Y under favorable 1= lout weekly the world market survey |y ofe: l'ave by avesptance. of documenta I:nvn.unllm' the convention, the suving of hours |pased upon information collected by | wiyou will doubticss wish to con- | drd awn at 90 days' sight. Th The program called for the slec- rd, the consum tho bureau of forelgn und domestic |gider uppointing ugents for Chile, |was confirmed by the finance and in. | 1on ©f twelve men and twelve womeén ton of prot transactions. For- |oommerce, Mr. Green was int Peru and Bolivia, Our commereial in- | vestment division, whieh mentioned delegates at large, cach with one :“f‘””"m % l_“"l‘""“"-‘ "]' ir h ': od to learn that IFrench industry is [(elligence division ,will compile and|the neccesity of meoting the competi. ! W31 ©f a vote, ariers at the bureau's district of- | petive, that there is a shortag f1send to you promptly as possible |tion of British and German scale e fl°;;-“ N S : edits in Germany. and that domesti | lists of dealers who might literadt: | maRUsctilrets; WHS are.prapared o | BBrOOKIVY Man l‘llll‘d ar away South Africa a sales- | pusiness is better in Spain, but w ed in taking the ageney for your give fairly I or terms. The | . s man for a Johannesburg merchant, [pogily made him sit up and take [ goods in these three S-m,,,mfl I, .1‘\.‘, ent in question was a trial order, ,POI "‘.p""""?g,“ ith Wife @ trip through the Orange [potice was the announcement that an |suggest that you write to these deal- was a good prospect of develop- | ';;'”" Nelson, of 462 Central ave- ! lfll‘mw’ took an ;ull-r seve ;-,.1 inquiry had been rocelved by the |ers, in Spanish, deseribing yonur prod. ; in Rolivia through that ","”‘Sl‘.'-‘l“‘: My "“]“‘”: :_‘:sl'::y hundred dozen novelties 2 order | hureau from a me ant in Bolivia fuct giving your prices discount rticular firm, which had an excel- | b Pindoeite < ’ was sent to a Nov 414 TRUZ | swhia waBioA €3, iy aoales! kitd DAL L8] biet Lating whet amintaton yos | 180t 0radit MUTE, And business Condts | AV foF spooning with ' airl tn an Rev. Ernest Reyeal, superintendent of the Rescue Mission at facturer jurt as the salsman had [nces. So ho lost no time in WHting [would he willing to pay. We shall be | tions at the time wera fairly good, | "promobiic parked in Vorest rark| Ivansville, Ind., believes in carrying the church to the people, ::‘:‘l:‘:]‘!:l:'.':!’l'\d“V‘I|I.\‘1>;\l|'| ;:;.y;'w’\ |‘.:”] [to U.,,::V,:I]“m..nh“ \”.\‘..;,_; (V\l.;-:‘. ‘l',‘.: e u to render you all :‘I,,Wt-.)h,",...;‘\y'“.y.‘-..'.‘,'.r,,,‘v:’.: e miring '“”1-1 | ‘]W‘x“ 19 o' L’-;x‘f \::"n:‘u.:n.” I\r:xs\»'ul;l: Here is lhe auto chapel from which he is doing his preaching no]\\ Not only that, hut he lind used two 'Ix(.""‘::\‘:"n-:n. wlar line ‘mm that e ;;‘..-Z P “;inu”‘nf ;:::'yhmmn .'n:‘rl‘ :h.,.x;: fore, Mr, Green “‘::«;ll:i\;'u:v\ x‘m\|4|;‘]\> | trate Kochendorfcr sald this made no .l.t has "slumod glass windows, a regular church bell up in the mysterious bbreviations which | would like to have the details in con- [you decide to appoint agent, our | With the terms requested, § i'“"“r'“'" tower” and carries its own organ. scemed to cast a thick fog of doubt |pection with this inquiry, | divigion of commercial m “Othef problems that arose con- | = s———— = ——— — over the terms upon which the ore | ‘Within €4 hours Mr, Green had #cl you in regard to the y cerned the payment of consular Ivli’ der was to be shipped. In his quan- |t o ddress of the Rolivian [ment. You will want three distinet |and the proparation of consular in dary the manufacturer appealed to merchant, hank references, cable ad- |agencies for this territory and you will Voices, the marking of packages nurlr the Boston office of the bureau of |4 e and other particulars. So far, |probably prefer men who are atready [the handling of the documents, The foreign and domestic commerce, It | cood, 13t Mr. Green had never |established and, who'are not handling | Adivision of foreign taviffs being posted is the duty of this office to help busi- ”.m-: any foreign business hefore, and |competing lines of merchandise.” fon such matters furnished data show- ness men with such matters, and |je asked the bureaws district office| The 1ist of prospective nts in | MR the amount of fees, the correct through the assistance of a trade ;op guidance in entering the export | Chile mtained the names and ad. | Marking and the details to be inelnd commissioner who had returned re- | gond, dresses of four fliems in Valpariso, | 0 In the consular favoices which had | eenty from South Afriea the puzzle In Washington the burenu has 17| Here s a s to b* prepared on the pr thed form, , ~'n~|m||v\l Guidance For Representatives Seutint ; £ F T | Lxport Business by Radio. (Continued from Ifirst Page) “Here is the si of John Green o & Company, Like several million e e e et et e — . 20 was solved and the.manufacturer was | commodity divisions headed by ex Myers, & & o, Calle § Able to go ahead with his shipment. | ports who have sold American mer- | ‘ size concern acting as| “Having filled this inftlal order sote | “Those two instances fllustrate the | chandise in varions patts of the worid, | ufacturers agents, Are agents in dsfactorily, John Green and gompany value of the burcau of foreign and |Mr, Green's products are tovered by |Chile for the Bamboo Furni com- [recelved additional - orders trom domestic commerce in bridging the [the specialtics division, which prompt- [pany, Tropical Chemicals Co., Benja-; Bolivia and began to solicit business | tin Chile and Peru, The outlook be- | — - = {eame so promising that Mr, Greon de- | e cided to look into the advisability of ending a representative 1o Houth morica, e asked for information | W about the cost of taking such a V | and about the most advantage l route for the salesman to follow, 7' j the I Ameriean division of the | { bureuu stepped in with an cstimate of g P $18 per day for an 18,000-mile trip 193 M.am St. NCW B"tam joccupying, with stop-over time, e B! tween seven and cight months, keteh-map iliustrating the shortest k' and most cconomical route and & com. iplete diinerary with the names of cities to be visited, thoir population, ? the distance between them, and the time required to go from one to the other, with transportation cxpenses, B|stop-over time, names and rates of hotels, business addresses 1o which h . b @ mail could be forwarded, and the Closing out our entire stock at Y. price and lower """t i, i - M| Green. Further, numerous sugges- tions were made as to passports, birth | certificates, vaccination, personal bag- “The story of John Green and com- pany will not be completed until the . o aml Gile firm withdraws from the export busi- e In parent, tan, M| ness. Even then, they may be in- black and combination leather, terested in some imporfed raw ma- terials or in.certain foreign develop- Value to 82,00 Everything in Golf Apparel That a Man Could Want No matter if it's hose, knickers, a shirt or a sweater, they’re here in large aszoriments for the golf enthusiast. B i e e ETERETETEITEI————, ments which affect their business in Y '/ this ntry, and ali the while the P 4 E c 'Mn- au of forcign and domestic com. U merce is giving this company serviee M that ca be obtained from any Infants’. Poys’ and Girls' | ul Government Agency Oxfords and Pamps. also “The burcan has something to offer smoked Uik Seufier Shoes o practically evers Amcrican manu- FOI‘ FO]‘ |-‘—':n dzos. Value to $3.00 Women Mezn $1:2 Men's Wigh Grade Shoes and } nd importer, m every bank with a | forcign department, 1o every engineer Linteresied in construction activities | abroad, and to scores of others whose rk is affected more or less mmereizl, in ial and finan- X Wicwes' and Children’s high B! cia1 happenings th #1d over Cafords for dress aml street 1o Shoes, Osfords and fancs ; Iurther, the services of the bu- Value up to $5.00 attice Pray all leathers ? be profitably used by many Value 1o &5 ; and many departments of AR - organizmtion. To mention a s 98 j fow, presidont and other admin- . ive officers, the sales manager, A = | the export manager, the credit man- He can be assured of getting style here, !oo0. Wearing the right thing on the course is just as important as wearing the right thing any time. Sweaters Shirts $10 $3 Caps $3 54 the sdvertising manager, the H # manager and the factory su- . erintendsnt all require information Qur stock of chil- esbroomrilotl gt b & always ’ ‘. ready t T K an ice or to Ladies’ High = dren’s shoes is ex- Leather Shoes— , c T 4 | rntiin ‘o e ‘yoreats of All : and high grade— £ o commere? Tew e It is now sacrificed 1'.2'.';,:':;::1",’,fl.,".. men in all parte of tie United States, REDUCTION OF WHITE KID PUMPS M. P« Dine Cheaply Forced out of business [ =" oint.’ ‘twp for 35 cents, or one and tenpence. FITCH-JONES CO. City Hall s e . . " " - — i | | | | o~ " ] - ] ] " " ) . - ] . .~ s S~ " > o " -~ 2 . - - - " ——- -2’ S~ —— -~ o - A~ T -~ -