New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1924, Page 24

AUTOINDUSTRY S Fiercg Foretgn Competitio 'KAY’S XMAS: | Shopping Club® W Y by ] b L G W X¢ L% Y Y Y %) &js [ L Q A et ) GEETRTREATECATAGACRGRSUEEY ERES rSepOW e FIRM N ENGLAND 1 Fails {0 Stop Home Manulac 'm fappusmufs : One May Prove Doctor's Theory ! L 7#’ Now in Progress ! s 10 problem, mall down pay- reed! TAKE ALL NEXT YiAR EALANCE' Could anyone hope for a It an give the kind of re—THE VERY BEST, without ! Let this great store co-oper- ate with you in making this the merriest Christmas of ALL NEXT YEAR TO PAY, ring Gift Scekers a Genuine HMinels- Sterling Pay $1 Down, Baiance Next Watch For Only Chime Clocks 2 Gong Strikes Zour and Half- $18. 75 Pay Next Year SMALL DEPOSIT UESERVES ANY GIFTS YOU SELECT BERF v 29299 “Your Promise to Pay Is Good with Kay” HARTFORD HARTFORD E‘\ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, @ most satisfaction for his money, ther it flies the Union Jack or INEDWARDS CASE of Murder prominent physiel connection with her Iwards was found murd f Dr. Kdwards tallied ound on hottles on ar Ldwards home afte; ‘\fvmt that Mrs, death through “‘unlawt A not reveal anv ¢ he mvore st the phys - TRUSTEE RISIHs | Georze Stevenson Quits At Trinity | As Protest Azainst the Manage- ment of the College A S S DES £ T I R I IR IR IFIINOHININI I IR ITL NS RIENINIZ BT IFINIHI S Twn ranzes of vision in cach lens — vet no line or seam is visible, rrank E. Gooown Fyesight 327 MAIN ST, Specialist Phone 1905 | | | [——————'7 —— Special Value SUITS TO ORDER Al $32- 835 In Our Store THE YALE 352 \HI\ \T t TAILORING CO. 4 Fresh Cut Hamburg 1h " Best Frankforts f 1.ean Corned Beef g | Roasting (hickens 110" 79¢ E ROYAL LUNCH CRACKE | UNEEDA BISCUIT f Fancy Sifted Peas 2 cans 35¢ Fancy Tomatoes 2 cans 2ic # Rumford's Baking / Quick Cook Oats, g Premiel d W h[)(,mum § CREAMET # BEST PURE '§ CALIF. § EXTRA HE | FANCY BALDWIN APPLES .. B Yellow Globe Turnips (arrots or Parsnips All Garments Made ||§ THE LATEST IN SHOE STY {per cent for 1 | amounted to Among the lar o United States are BY THERESE BONNEY t to right, are shown g \l\ \nl‘\h(‘ Writer i cs, and even precious stoncs, o important role in eve- o s « blond satin, on the topaz bLuckle and | The lovely new | h silver, in the center, is made | mart model whose decollette | outlined in left a uniq lower ple! !uro | and | inestones to match tones of | of Paris® leading actresses had this heel in rubies and sap- [ om | phires. Perugla, Paris hoot- king of o reations. | Morning \rn(‘ml& From 7 A. M. to 11 A. ‘\I Armour’s \mckpd (Best Mai A S aine SHOULDERS, 140 POTATOES, peck 19C 2 cans 25c Lean Fresh (‘hallenge 14c wix SHOULDERS, b All Day Snecials in LAl l)cpaltments § ARMOUR'S HAMS, whole or half SPJ: § PRIME RIB ROASTS 8 SMALL LEGS GENUINE LAMB ... | ROAST PORK (not frozen) 'RRY & BARNES’ BACON .. SMALL FRESH HAMS Lean S c Beef Liver ¢ Veal Chops .. Saverkraut ¢ Nirloin Steak . Lamb Fores . c Pork Kidneys DOMINO GRANULATED SUGARS 25" $1.97 | 1 Lean Boiling Beef Fresh Killed Fowl Boneless Pot Roasts EVAPORATED MILK ... .3 cans 28¢c o 3 I box 35¢ ............ ‘_’packazes 9c 2 cans 29¢ 2 1h 25c Sugar Corn . Fresh Fig Bars . Ivory Soap Flakes 7 packages (Confectionery Sugar 21b \n( A-Seed Raisins 2 packages ......... 23¢ Butter Nucoa Nut Oleo 29¢ Ih th#29¢c 10¢ Powder phg. Dressi e First Prize Oleo 29¢ 1h vees 2i0b 35¢c " dozen 89c Good Luck Olco 32¢ I LARD .... PARKSDALE FARM EGGS SUNKIST ORANGES AVY GRAPEFRUIT . dozen 25c { for 25¢ ’} qualh 25¢ YELTOWS ONIONS 6 Ih 25¢ Iceherg Lettuce .. head 15¢ § 43¢ Solid Head Cabbage 1h 3c Emperor Grapes 2 Ih 25c § 7t Native Bleached Celery bunch 3 S 20c ¢ Kiln Dried Sweets 3 T 25c Large Ripe Bananas 15e SOUND peck h Large Florida Oranges dozen ipe Cod Cranberries HIGH GRADE REPAIRING AND REMODELING REASONABLE PRICE HUDSON FUR SHOP 13 FRANKLIN SQUARE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1924. S\\ edlsh Amencan Tl ade * Increases on Each § \‘idel as oxported n 1913 Stockhold, Dec, imports to 8w | trom abowt 10 per cent of the coun- | try's total ‘The United States from about 4 per cent of the total | Swedish exports in 1913 to 11 per 1han Hale | cont last year, 000,000 erowns. Paper, the princi- | ¢ colored double row |B Unitea "cember 20, when u class of ¢ dates Wil ba inltiated. Touarrow the boys will go to Hurttord where — Ameriean | = ey will witness an Initlation cero- ave (ncreascd : nony by the Hartiord «lupm CILY HALL MEETINGS, e gtreres Mectings to be held in city hall Tustead of p|(u||l(|l\p, wateh and cek include the following: (jock this country and and printing committe s In England and € ; police, fire, he 1le tn the United Kingd public works and gara Iete watches will bo shiy ind eharter rovision country following the ruesday; finance import Wedt ¥ evening; I"riday afternoon,, ——— - the | T R Because of a shortage lu rye, have also Increased | POSTPONT, I\III\IIU\ corn and, vegotables in Spain, the king has prohibited the distillation of alcahol from sug beets and forbids the uso of a ol distilled from graliis iu the wine industry. pal item of export to the States, Is now elght times as much before the war tp 24 The 1023 imports works In 700,000 crowns, t imports from automoblles, year amounted to about crowns in value, while 1 tires imported repre- co that sun, Swedish i committe school board, removal duties on watch cases exports to The regular meeting of the Na- chapter, Order of De- Molay, scheduled for tomorrow cve- uing. haus been postponed until De- amounting to 128,- LEADING FURRIERS FURS are gifts of A Iuxury in the sense of the beautiful soft pelts—but decidedly not a luxury in price whenpurchased from Connecticut Furriers. lasting luxury. FRENCH SEAL COATS A splendid variety from which to choose At RACCOON COATS New styjes—all made up of fine pelts—Special At 59530 5195 100 A GIFT SUGGESTION—A FUR NECKPIECE FROM CONNECTICUT FURRIERS 86 W. Main St. RETAIL FUR MANUFACTURERS IN CONNI Hartford Store—90-92 Church Street MUSKRAT COATS A Hard Wearing Garment of Beautiful Pelts At LARGEST “CTICUT Xmas kBr;ings Real Value Here Shop Early! Shop Sensibly! Shop Economically! Shop where vou get the perfect combination— clothes salisfac- tion and pocketbook convenience. Make this a Happy Holiday for yourself and others. “:Shop. Now For: Xmias: Da; OB ‘Our EASY PAYVIENT'Way Women’s & Misses’ COATSs o SUITS.;;nd and SUUITS 27% 7 i)RESSES . The Unlon Store 3 MAIN ST. (Open Evenings) 115 MAIN ST. CHRISTMAS CHECKS CASHED Boys' SUITS