New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1924, Page 24

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1924, BOSTON STORE DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. Donnelly,. Mullen Co. Donnelly, Mullen Co. SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY OF THE Offers Excellent Values in Every Department HOSIERY Ladies’ pure fashioned Hose, a well known make, strictly first quality, all the season’s popular shades, black, white, beige, polo, cordo- van and t:an. regular $2.19 value. Sat- urday Special $l .00 Children's mercerized ¥} length Socks, with fancy | cuffs, tan, airedale, grey and nude; others 3, length in silks; pink, blue, white, sky, green and red. July Clearance Sale, pair Ladies’ silk lisle Union Suits, the Fitrite make, band top, shell and tight knee. July 79 c Clearance Sale. . MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Ladies’ self-lined white Shadow Proof Slips, sizes 36 to 44, July Clear- $1.7 Ladies’ Night Gowns, fancy lace top, short sleeve, full skirt, July Clear- ance Ladies’ flesh Brassieres, something new, elastic in- serts on sides, elastic shoulder straps, button side, sizes 32 to 44. July Clearance 4 7 c Sale BANK ADVERTISING PUBLIC EDUCATOR New York Financier Speaks Be- fore London Conlerence London, July 25.—Every dollar spent for advertising epace adds to the necessity for exactness of state- ment and integrity of product, Fran- cls H. Sisson, vice-president of the Guaranty Trust company of New York, said in an address today be- fore the annual convention of the As-| soclated Advertising Clubs of the World. His tople was “Advertising as a Creator of Public Standards in Business.” "“The atandards fixed by the mer-| publie | chant or manufacturer in statement and printed word must be- come the standards of distribution and production,” he added, “or the fnevitable loss of public confidence and good will spells bankruptey, mora! as well as financial. Good will is the joint product of good goods, good service and good advertising. Protected, it is an invaluable aset, but vielated in either of its essential elements, a fatal lability, It is busi- ness insurance. It protects the pub- lic and provides the buyer of an ad- vertised trade-marked article triple guarantee of quality—from the merchant, the manufacturer and the publisher. 1 which: mak meet and p business ac tor must e goal for svement,” Mr. Sisson #aid the conclusion hav-| Ing been reacihed that it wa proper to merchandise form \re as to sell commodities,’ step would be that the use of adver tieing fn “merchandising ideas is q1 as proper as goods and s ¥ites the adverticer 19 lay rp eto #ood will and peectigh for feture silk full 35¢| with a the next | ' Toilet Goods Ipana Tooth Paste, Fnt»fl urday " 3 3C Special Mum, a deodorant, Sat. e ... 18¢ 18¢ Cuticura Soap. Saturday Special Notions | De Long Dressmaker Pins, '4-1h. box. 23c | Saturday Special Soez Snaps, all white and black. | Saturday Special . . sizes, 8¢ De Long Invisible Hair Pins, bronze and black, Saturday Special | ’ | Men’s Dept. | Men's nainsook athletic Union Suits, made with jersey rib back, guaranteed | extra full cut, regular 98¢ | value, Saturday | Special, each. ... SOC | Men's Shirts with at- | tached collar, made of 80- | square percale and fruit of | the loom material, sizes 14 ‘to 17; a large variety of | patterns to select from. | Saturday $ l .09 Special | .i Men's All Wool Bathing Suits, the kind that sold for 1$3.98: colors black and iy speciar. 91,89 i | | markets. Now iz the time for adver- tising to be Informative and educa- tional, to help create new standards of living, to stabilize markets, to make life more comfortable and a'-‘[ tractive, as well as more just and| sound.” SHUN MINISTRY Bishop of Birmingham l')eddcdly’ Downcast Because of Abgence of | Candidates for the Cloth, Birmingham, July 25.—The Bishop of Birmingham has expressed himself as downcast because there is a decid- ed dropping oft in the number of can- didates for ordination from the upper classes. Writing to his flock in the Diocesun Magazine, he says “We are | not getting the sons of our well-to-do people to come forward for ordination as we expect.” “It s true that the clergy are poor- * the bishop adds, “"and have t prospects of worldly ad- nent. But it will be sad indeed if the sense of vocatlon does not run through England as a whole. Tn old- en days it was counted a glory by our best families to give at least one boy to the ministry.” “Our young men only need to be shown," the bishop concludes, “what a splendid life of adventure for Christ the clergyman may plead in order to he stirred to the sacrifice of their lives to the evangelising and edifying of | Giod's people.” | , FIRST CLASS" ~To advertise an | rime quality” does not at it must be first class, rman court of commerce All that is necessary is article shall be better than ge. If a merchant wants to | hat something is really first & should use the double super- va-prima,” or the Itallan *Only if he either superiatives ean be used if claimed DEFINES ¥ Berlin, July article as of * aly n {th i nses |of thes [the article is not all that is for it | woods for furniture |toric home of George and Martha onk, hard maple walnut QUALITY PASTRY SHOP The Home of Home Made Pastry 147 MAIN STREET Why Bake During fur one of our Home Made Ples or Layer Cakes for your Sunday 1f vou are not satisied. come back Monday and we will refund your money. menu Nice Assortment SATURDAY Delicione Apple Cake, Coffes Cake. watisfaction Guaranteed or Money Cheerfully Refunded ULY CLEARANCE SAL Great Reductions on Summer Dresses B 2 Dk A e R 0 0 R P PR B Sample Silk Dresses We are actually selling New Silk Dresse the makers at this price. Women who pride $10 will find dresses in this group worth up to $25.00. B 2%} $1.95 All our Summer Dresses th: $6.00 in this group. They are colors, dark background with dots and figures. They are at great sa 5 low price. VOILE DRESSES s for $10,00 that couldn't be hought from themselves on dressing well at small cost POIRET TWILL COATS at sold up to mostly dark vings at this Just ten in this R4 SR R PR BB OT! Flat Crepe, all silk, heavy quality, tan, grey, brown, black and white, 40 in, wide. Sat- cial, yard. ... navy, ———————————————— MANSION IS COPIED Mount Vernon Home of George and Martha Washington Being Copied | by Seattle Chapter of D. A. R. Seattle, Wash., July 25.—The his- Washington at Mount Vernon, Vir-| ginia, 18 being copled here in every detall by the local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. Sod has been broken on a site in the exclusive Harvard avenue residential section, and it is hoped to have the building completed by Sep- tember. The falthful reproduction of the Washington mansion will include such details as the hooks on the walls and the little square hole in the bedroom door through which the | father of his country was wont to call his favorite cat. The surrounding | estate 18 being planted in Virginia ivy | and shade tree after the fashion of the grounds at Mount Vernon. The cost of construction was es- | timated at $25,000. The building, | besides serving as a historlc monu- | ment, will be used by the Daughters | of the American Revolution for =a elub house, and it is planned to hold numerous social functions there. Bonds are being sold with a view of | making the place self-supporting. ‘, PUBLIC LIBRARY RECORD | Chicago, July 25.—Chicago’s pubiic | library, whose only source of income fs from taxes, cost its citizens about 44 cents each last year to choose | among 1,305,140 volumes. Tt main- tained its position as the gecond larg- | est fnstitution of its kind In the world and surpassed its only competitor, the New York publie library, in number | of hooks cireulated by nearly 400,000 Some Chinese cities have streets that are only three feet wide | ——_—-———-_" | CINDFRS FOR SALE A. H. HARRIS ~General Tricking— " WEST ST TEL 203¥ | This Hot Weather? of Smaller Pleces, SPECIALS Coffee Wreaths and Raisin Bread. HER WASH GOOD VALUES Printed Georgette Crepe fn beautiful floral designs, 40 in. wide, value $2.98. anee oo, 50.91.39 Tricoplaid, Vel-Chine and Chenille Crepe, three wonderful silk values, white and colors, yard wide. July Clear- $1 , 00 ance Sale, yd. OOKED FOOD SHOP 118 MAIN STREET MUTUAL BUILDING TAKE YOUR CHOICE You cannot go wrong in whatever you sclect. Everything in this delica® tessen store Is strictly fresh and we can supPly you any quantity that you desire. Make it a practice of buying your delicatessen goods here. We also carry a full line of canned goods. SATURDAY SPECIALS Brookfield Butter, prints, 48c 1b. Home Baked Beans, 2 Ibs. 25¢ Cloverbloom Butter, prints, 48¢ Ih. Nice Creamy Limburger Cheese 15¢ Ih, Pickled Pigs Feet, 18¢ Ih. Imported Sweitzer Chee - 49¢ 1h. Olives, 35¢ pt. Corned Beef Hash, 20¢ 1h. (Canadian Style Bac~+ 40c Ih. Walnut Meats, 55¢ 1h, Pure Lard, 2 Ibs, 25¢ Sweet Butter, 58¢ b, WEEK-END SPECIALS Special Blend Coffee, Regular 40c¢ 1b. Saturday 35¢ Ib, Roast Stuffed Young Chicken, 3 to 4 Ibs, average. $1.75 and $2.00 About the Store Scotch Ham and Bacon Belvidere and Wesson Olive Ofl. Fruit, Chicken, Potato, Salmon, Cabbage, Vegetable, Tuna Fish and $12.75 Splendid quality made from the finest grade of Poiret Twill silk lined throughout. group. Coats that sold for Tub Stripes, popular for one-piece dresses, in green, blue, yellow, orchid and black, 36 in. wide. July Clearance Sale, Lingerie Satine, plain and striped, white and col- ors, 59¢ value, 36 in. wide. July Clearance ance Sale, yard. . Sale, yard CROWLEY BRGS. I PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs TEL. 2013 When In Hartford Dine With Us LOBSTERS, CRAB MEAT, SHRIMPS, OYSTERS, STEAMING CLAMS Honiss Oyster House Co. Temporarily Located At 25 CENTRAL ROW, Hartford Opposite Pargons Theater 2,000 Yards Irish Dress Linen Genuine Pre-Shrunk Soft Finish 59c yard Rose, Tangerine Orchid, Cinnamon Pink, Lavender Light Blue Copen, Gray Tan, Apricot A new shipment just arrived placed on sale Saturday. This new shipment includes practically all of the best col- ors. Here is a value that women will appreciate, Full shrunk, Full 36 inches wide, SAVE ON THESE ITEMS FROM THE BASEMENT Full sized Bed Pillows, sterilized, covered with ticking warranted to be feather Ipronf. July Clear- ance Sale, each vou 980 Unbleached Muslin, 40 in. wide, good heavy qual- ity. July Clear- 15c Shelf Oil Cloth, scalloped edge, with large assort- ment of pretty borders. July Clearance Sale, yard 850 yards of Crash, all in mill lengths, part linen and all linen, at reduced prices. Large size double thread Turkish Towels, soft and absorbent. July Clear- ance Sale, each 250 Pillow Cases, 42x36, full bleached, made out of extra good gquality cotton, July Clearance Sale, 2 5 c each Curtain Scrim, dotted ;n;l flglured. 36 in. wide. uly Clearance . Sale, vard 256 Dotted and crossbarred marquisette ruffled Cur- tains, 2Y; yards long, with tie backs to match. July Clearance A $1-89 Sale, pair. . GLOVES 12-button silk Gloves, black and white. Sat- urday Special $ l . l Buster Brown collar and cuff sets, made of ecru val lace ruffles. Sat- urday Special. .. 896 Val lace, 1 to 2 in. wide, rose patterns. 9 (v Saturday Special. . July Clearance Sale of our Lamp Shades at greatly reduced prices. All sizes and colors to reduce our stock before the arrival of our exten- sive fall shipments. A full line in Shade and Art Materials. MORGAN, KINGSLEY & THOMPSON INC. 411 MAIN ST. Painters and Decorators Tel. 534 Paints, Oils-Wallpaper Etc. Distributors for Devoe's Tead and Zinc Paint “Paint now, repair later, Don’t put it off, put it on.” L] Wanted-—To Buy a Two or Three Family House on Washington, High or adjoining streets. If you have a house } to sell anywhere in the city, come in and see us. Two Family House on Chapman street with elegant § big lot. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main Street Phone 343 Roonis 805-6, Bank Bldg. 08 PRINTING _ MILIC TCWCETS ETF © R Crab Salads. Phrosto Syrup in glass, all fiavors. | Swedish Health Bread. BOLD FRONT. FINE CLOTHES! ("Nou SAY - THEY VE JOSHED WM ENOUGH ? NO-NO -1 SAY HE PUT UPA EVEN AFTER THE MOP HANDLE SAL. SMAN EXPOSED EGBERT ROBRINS AS A BIGCITY WAITER, EGBERT STILL RETAINED IS Copyngh. 1924, by NFA Service, Inc.)