New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1924, Page 32

gnize the res GOOD CITIZENSHIP - GIRL SCOUT NEW At the mecting of the office troop two patrols were formed, Pa- trol 1 elected Mrs, Charles Spring as Patrol Leader and Patrol Mrs, Fred Gross. Several patrol games were Class urt of Honor istrated. The held Monday William and Mary Promulgates Creed Which Becomes Popular playe work ally committee, Mra, D, Clark Edith Lindquist and t songs around t drum s for the first em Camp s rst air for second tion of Lieut. Betty t because every patrol is now roop will be organize £ u Bl nlor high school “latter Chri NIG DISAPPEARS. 12.—The “Renten. coin issued by as a stop-gap dur- " | period to complete stz s0on be a thing of the to have the | nams of pfennig.” OOKED FOOD SHOP 118 MAIN ST. Mutual Bldg. VIIT. “To maks ¢ performance refraining fro auch as is founde. i XIL “To seek taeling between a les and by | except on a knowledge to promots good mical to pi efforts speet to t front my cou to serve a delicious meat at a moment's notice if you pat- ronize our Delicatessen. We can supply cooked meats, tempting relishes, prepared salads, nutritious cheese and practically everything you could need or want on your table. Our canned goods are reliable—quality brands, John J. Tarrant Funeral Director and Embalmer 281 E. MAIN ST. Upholstery and Repairing Residence 153 Jubilee, Tel. 1451-2 —_—_——— SIGNS ‘ Ne-+ Britain Sign Co. | 4 SATURDAY SPECIALS #Doing Better What Many Do Well” | 34 CHURCH ST. | Brookfield Butter (prints) Y & | 50¢ Ib. 8 % WELERL | New 1924 Crop Walnut Meats, i 60c Ih. Cloverbloom Butter (prints) 52c Ih. || Large Pickled Herring, 10c ea. Imported Swiss Cheese, 60c 1h, Large Sait Herring. 7c each GIFTS For Her For Him For the Kiddies Heading 65A-B-C on Spiced Drops, 20¢ b, N. B. C. Fruit Cake, 2 1hs.—31.75 5 1bs.—34.00 il Gobel's Quality First Bacon, The Classitied Pag “""“,_c f;j“' L Our Own Make Small Sausage, 35¢ Ih. New Sauerkraut (health food) 3 lhs. 25 FREE HOME wanted for five year old Catholic child, also 12 year old Protestant child. These children have no one to for them. Any ome interested apply fo the Bureau of Child Welfare, 171 Capitol Ave., Hartford, Conn — e e CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. HARRIS ~—General Trucking— 99 WEST ST. TEL. 2979 Roast Stuffed Chickens, 3 to 4 Ih. average, $1.75 and £2.00 Regular 48¢ Coffee, 1h. Abou{ 7tl-17e : Store Fig Pudding Plum Pudding. N. B. ( Canton Cinger, in crocks ANl Kinds of Cooked Meats Flizabeth Park Canned Goods Bitter and Sweet Almond ‘leats James D. Donahue Products Baritone VOICE CULTURE Rooms 318-319 Booth’s Block Special Attention to Beginners Trainee of Yale University Tel. 1274-18 | Chicken, Potato, Cabbagr, Yegetable Tuna Fish Salads | | | | [1n [ WAR BREA[] A[MIN | administrators In all theelties, | | Under anorder just published, the o | subgrdinate food administrators are ? MA"E IN BU[GAR'A lof thelr respective citles, even if |cyclista were barred from the inter- hey ey are obliged to purchase grain | national federation has been felt by ) Wheat Shorfage Causes Rever- rule in Bulgarla. Wh litlon to n nost prohibitive in price the er the war, the at countr essary amount of NEW BRITAIN DAILY .HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, who has subordinate food here than it does M the 1 | supplies at a price fixed by them, especlally in cases where the dealers | th refuse to sell at the market prices. | ———— ead 1s sold at about twice the | RADIO FANS, which it brought when the present government came into power, Gormans, and the sion fo Hated Foodstufls —owing to e INternational Federation Restores Bicyclists c. 12,—~German motpr e been Federation of Motor thelr own, the postal f wheat, war 4 18 the | is al. Under dictator, arla six years lage, free of charge. ccording to word re- | talnment, news of t from the International ‘ et reports of spe Parls, | tarmers will be broa direction ot the food ablished in B sure to the large ar 1 over to Jugoslay ent agreement to 0,000,000 leyz FOR SALE I'WO-FAMILY HOUSE ON LYONS STRELT SF FOR MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Dewitt A. Riley Co., Inc. NATIONAL BANK BLDG, Jugoslaviar reparations When to pay halt of t without r ing her own y ount in kind {n fecding of the clties is y 272 MAIN STREET er the charge of a food ¢ L O S S e SUPER-FOOD BARGAINS FOR YOU. DON'T MISS THEM! OUR REGULAR HOUR SALES 8 TO 11 A, M. 9 TO 11 A. M. LOIN, ROUND, PORTERH'SE LEAN I'RESH BEST MAINE STEAK SHOULDERS' POTATOES Ib. .. 13¢/ 15 Ib. peck.... 17¢ FRESH GROUND FRESH FRICASSEE YELLOW GLOBE Hamburg 3 Ibs. %Eic | Fowlr o Ib. _28c ,»Turnips ... 41bs. 9¢ ’ 9 TO 11 A M. TROM 3 TO 5 P. M. FROM 7 A. M. TO 1 P. M, ’ 25 Ib, Sack . £1.96 b 123¢ 1 Conf, . 2 Ibs, 18¢c b, 22¢ PILLSBURY'S OR GOLD MEDAL $1 19 s . ARMOTUR'S LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS PRIME RIB ROASTS BYF T FLOUR RBng ALL DAY SPECIALS Heavy Western BEEF | Milk Fed VEAL LEAN BOTLING BEEFP oo I ¢ | SHORT CUT MEATY LEGS ......... FANCY CHUCK ROASTS BEEF .,. 1, 16¢ FANCY RUMP ROASTS LEAN MEATY POT ROASTS .. " b, 12 | R CUTS TO RO. BONELESS RIB ROLILS b, 24c | S VEAL TO STUFF LEAN TENDER SHOULDER CLODS .. Ih. 25¢ | FANCY VEAL CHOPS . 20c | CHOICE VEAL CUTLETS . . ! Spring And Yearling LAMB 16c ‘ LEGS FANCY YEARLING LAMB -« Ib. 260c 23¢ | LIGS GENUINE SPRING LAMB .. Ih. 30¢ 16¢ J LAME LOINS FOR CHOP'S OR ROAST. .1h. 18¢ VORI QUARTERS LAMB .. veswena 1be 16 FANCY LAMB CHOPS | FRISH PORK ROASTS h SMALL FRESH HAMS e . Ih. I'RISH SPARE RIBS G Ih. SALT PIGS HOCKS Th. 14c ARMOUR'S SKINNED BACK HAMS 1h. SWITT'S GOLDEN WEST FOWTL 38¢ OASTING CHICKENS FANCY SELECTED BEST MOH. CREAM'Y WHOLE MILD MILK | EGGS BUTTER CHEESE Z doz. 7.7‘:78757727 lbs 85c Ib. .. .}a_m 2 Ibs. Eilc "_Cheese o “3 39§ Pickles .. doz. 29c BEST PURE LARD . 25¢ |2 lbs'_’, Don't Forget Qur Bakery Dept. The Very The Best Bread.. .16 oz loaf fie | Fx Our Butterhorns Ea, He Whipped Cream Cakes Whipped Cream Puffs AND A REAL SAVING FOR You Layer Cakes Angel Cake 25 to 50c | Snow Flake Rolls ..... doz. 15¢ large Fancy Buns... doz. 1Sc Asstd. Cup Cakes. ... doz. Mohican Cookles ..... doz OUR DINNFR BLEND COFFEJ ih RED BUTTERFLY OOLONG TEA .. 14 b, JELL-O 1N ALL FLAVORS 2 pkgs LEMON OR VANILLA EXTRACT 2 bots FRESHLY BARLD FIG BARS Ibs FINEST EARLY JUNE PEAS 2 cans PANCY C1'T REFUGEE BEANS 2 cans FRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI. .2 cans MOHICAN EVAPORATED MILK CAMPBELL'S SOUPS—ALL KINDS OCTAGON =0AP 3 PILLSBURY'S PANCAKE FLOUR FRESH ELBOW MACARONI 2 Ibs. NEW CROP PEA BEANS 3 Ihe, FRESH SHREDDED COCOANUT 1h N. B. €. ICED HAPPY FAMILY CARES Ib. ..3 cans 3 cans 3 bars 2 pkgs. SWT. JUICY SUNKIST | EXTRA HEAVY ¥FLO ORANGES GRAPEFRIUT Zdioz. ..7..39c 4for: e 19¢ GREEN CURLY NEW STRING RALT FIGS » 10¢ SOLID HEAD LARGE ROASTED CABRAGE PEANUTS ailbm S NUTS AEW ENGLISH SOUND NATIVE v N WALNT Ts ONIONS 4 1bs 150 :l“lf(n" :f o mnnm) lZc NEW LARGEH SOUND 2 2 RAISING PIE APPLES § q 25C v»r'r‘:\r:yri\ “l\”yfi, 90C y z OYSTERS !—Fancy Large Solid Meats.. .Pt. 35¢—OYSTERS! REMEMBER—WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE RFST INGREDIENTS THAT GO IN THE MAKELP OF YOUR HOLIDAY COOKING COME FARLY AND GET THE BEST. JUICY SUNKIST FRESH DULG LEMONS CARROTS 25¢ 4 ]bs. .. 9¢ FANCY EMPEROR RAPES b lOc SR 2. 39C MARYLAND OYSTERS CLAMS FOR CHOWDER HONISS OYSTER CO. § Temporarily Located at | 25 CENTRAL ROW, Hartford Our Crackers Are Always Fresh Brand New House on McClintock street, all ready to # move in. You can't find a better location in the north end. 3 > sty All improvements, CRAB MEAT SCALLOPS LOBSTERS Nee us— Camp Real Estate Co. 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. 1924, vorite sport in and occuples a much more prominent position In sporting lite United instructed to provide for the feeding | States, The fact that German motor removal of | ed with satifaction, Berlin, Dec. 12,—To get distrust. ful German villagers acquainted with ‘I)n‘ novelty of radlo entertainment, | and to induce them to buy sets or authorities contemplate the temporary installa- | tion of loudspeaker sets in the soclar mitted to the [ halls or inns of every German vil i HARTFORD HARTFORD For the convenience of the shopping public this store will remain open until 9 p. m.'on Saturday, December 13; Saturday, December 20; Monday, December 22 and Tuesday, December 23, Closing at 6 p. m. on Christmas Eve, x Christmas Lingerie inExclusive}Models Give lingerie this Christmas and you'll be giving some- thing every woman loves, What feminine heart does not rejoice in a bit of silky loveliness, its daintiness emphasized by lace and ribbons. Step-in sets, night- gowns, vest and chemise in lovely flower tints illus- trate fashion's newest conceits in smart lingerie. There are also trim wnderthings cleverly tailored and xquisite hand embroidered Philippine undg’thing‘s of rare beauty and charm. Philippine gowns very " $1.69 . $2.95 Lingerie Shop—Fourth Floor A STUNNING NEGLIGEE A soft corduroy robe makes a lovely gift. These range upward from exquisite rose or soft blue is unusually be coming. $3.98. An Then there are ostrich trimmed negligees of waterfall velvet, foo lovely for mere upwaid from $14.95, words to describe. Negligees Negligee Shop—Fourth Floor F rencil B Perfumes She’ll Adore These Are From Coty Extract Toilet Water $1.00 to §: $3.25 to $6.00- 1.00 to 32510 6.00 1.00 to 3.25to 6.00 1.00 to 1.00 to 1.50 to 10.50 1.75to 4.50¢ 1.25t0 6.50 First Floor Atomizers and Burners De Villiss perfume atomizers and burners in all the newest designs and colors. The atomizers are priced from 65¢ to $11.50. The perfume burners are $7.50 to $11.50 An atomizer with a nice bottle of toilet water makes a most acceptable gift. Compacts 3 | L'Origan .. Single and Double c ... §1.00 | Chypre . $1.50, $3.00 . $1.00 s Double $1.50 s Loosepact 3 $2.50 s Small . S 4 00 | Jasmin ..., Violet Styx 5.75 . 5.00 7.00 5275 Parig =2 0s Emeraud .. 3.25 to 1.00 to 3.25 4.00 to 6.00 % 7.00 's Single Small T5e gate’s Double Large ..... S1.50 Celgate’s Double Small . ... . $1.50 First Floor 7.00 | CROWLEY BROS. 1 PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs. —TEL, 2013 TORENT Victor Stepensky FILLING STATION THE OLD HOME TOWN HELP WIND UP THIS 7-HE'S Hosgécvggi%GgwE = IS 7-H To i‘ (?L?TSA TEN CENT ), DUDE-LOCK AT AW SHUCKS, HES GETFTIN ANEW SLIT ) AINT WISHING HIM NO BAD LUCK BUT | HOPE HIS ORDER )S LOST IN TR [You sav-TH, ) \GHT OF TH ~ | NIG : SUPPER. 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