New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1925, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925. WORLD PEACE ITY AMEnggmg;gwmm‘PflMF%LRqul%[L] I THE FLINT-BRUCE CO. THE FLINT-BRUCE CO. THE FLINT-BRUCE CO. INTHESOUTH SEA| . oo s Omer WL Give TS0 100 e Parpose il U. S, Will Withdraw |, cnocr b Siattoms e generar rule have a greater r us of trans- mission than British stations of the Honolulu, Feb. 13.—The Palmyra |same power, according to a sailor- Islands, some 1,000 miles south of [man correspondent f the Daily Mall. Hawall will ba deeded to the Pan.| During the last year the Mail's correspondent has made six voyages !lto the iterranean from the Uni- or kni Pacific union as a gift if the Uni States agrees to withdraw sover- | wi | en ot elgnty from them gr ecognize |listened In on each voyage on his nade four tube set. He was wble to pick-up KDKA, Pittsbur Springfield, Mass the isles as a n, e of refuge for all persons who wish to confer on matters looking to th . |wWBZ, vancement of all Interests c New York, the whole wa to the flo peoples or to | Atlantic to Gibraltar, and on one announce ¢ loccasion got KDKA on three tubes l. Fullard-Leo at a Pan-Pacific'While in port on Lhe luncheon. Alexander Hume Ford, director of the Pan-Pacific unlon, said that the offer will be taken und ment by the union, and its as to acceptance will be reserved until the attitude of the state de- partment at Washl t made L . pick up British stations at £ 1,000 miles Government Olfers Advice for Orchardists Shipping Abroad ple growers of northern New York | great, quantities it 1s advisable to and has consistently | Ship their product to Germany, they | and WGY, | from its Berlin office at 6a Pariser | across the | Pl | | tion that obtained with reference to cast cost of | the 1924 crop, Relying upon the ad- ¢ Amerlcun stations were | vice of European brokers, the apple on two tubes at distances | Browers shipped large quantities of .00 miles with good re- | apples to Germany in September I8 Jien using four tubes the | and October. These shipments ar- om able to|rived about the time that apples Berlin, Feb, 13, — When the ap- of the far northwest want to ow when, where, and in how Il hereafter be able to obtain ac- | rate advice from the department agriculture at Washington, or | They will thereby avoid the situa- | distances | from Czechoslovakia, Austria, and | France poured in, and German ap- | ples still further helped to glut the et, The result was a loss to rned | mark The islands were purchs - | apple growers all around. | 1ight several years ago from ‘ This concentration of shipments | Fullard-Leo, 1 Henry E. Cooper i who was born in h Africa but i now Is an American citizen. It has f3 It been his idea o prov me one [I | Er recognized spot in the Pacifie, un- | | der the flag of no nation nut under | ey the protection of all, where in pe or war persons might m fect fresdom to discuss ters th o impart 1 100 Songs Died of Broken Heart This opens u question that will! idapest, Feb. 13, — Jazz mus the heart of Banda Mar 18 of gypsy fiddlers who was re- | ntly burled here with 10,000 ad- mirers and friends standing beside his grave. Count Stefan Tisza and many | other famous Hungarians were the intimate friends of the man who | land in the Pacif “For a quart has been a movem Europe to create a permanent parl t of the world would be held tve plans of the world city have been sent o th unfon from Rome. with a statem that in the centar of the Pucific alone would such a world capital be | of | was supposed to play Magyar folk- | songs with more feeling than any | other musician of his time, At the request of Marci, the bands | ¢ sate, . I played only folksongs of his native | The tentative offer of an inde- b g® Be pendent prin tyito s tha cemetery. He abhorred conventional Pacific union. fo e under the cOn- | 1 popa)* morches as much as the new syncopated mu Like most | ypsy fiddlers he bel the songs | of h have sprung from the soil in | In land of the Magyar at trol of no gnation hut its perpetual peace assured by t count bor- dering the Pacif doubtless cause world- wid nd i e peably 83linelo Jens emotlon from ecstatic joy to | OT aahioe thet mey to the ap- S s G proval of the Fullard-Leo plan. ; i i cancaieey \lomevbe S # 8 es to tears in a manner much Palmyra is a part of Hawail & ward |, ppreciated by the Hungarians, who in fact of the City of Honolulu. ANY tryo yeen ple Funestils TS persons living in Palmyra may vote | ywpon“ecn Sofjermoy.) SoETofticlalaYorihalcilvida feounty IRt S Sl L e of “Honolulu, The clly might loss ern . Bande Marcl laid an outlying ward, 1 world be the gaine to give her assista tu Th | bri LINE WILL RUN TO PARIS Copenhagen, Feb. 13.—A Danish | | company is preparing to start a ‘ motor bus service between here and i Paris, Later it intends 1o start a | <Bestf0r Baby; similar service through the Ttallan | {sep, Ointment, Talcam sold everywhere. Samplos! | | Riviera | Btree of Cuticura Laboratortes, Dept. R, Malden, Mac:. it as taken to the) Critically Injured where he had b ! ment. The brother said he heard a the late autumn has meant also at in March and April Germany 1l have practically no apples. The iropean varieties won't keep ‘so | | long, it seems, and no provision has | been made for American apples to " Brst Player of Maggar Folk 2 mome Attt | e American apple growers with | authentic information, and the de- | partment of agriculture's foreign rvice proposes to remedy this de- | With this in view, an expert on apples is making a careful survey European apple growing. He is visiting the apple centers and is .or- | ganizing an information service by | which American growers will next | year know exactly how good and ample the European crop s, When {and where it is being moved, and what time and in what quantities | American growers can hope best to ispose of their export product. In Tumble Off Train Stamford, Feb. 13—John F. Carey, | t avenue, Hartford, is h mford hospital in a criti- 1 condition as the ult of a fall| jump from a moving express train | k tween the Sound Beach and River- stations last night. He was re- g with his wife and brother, | homas Car from Atlantic City, receiving tres sh and discovered that his broth- ad gone through a window. The other claimed there was no eui-| dal intention on the part of the other and intimated that the latter | had been thrown through the win-| dow by a lurch of the car. was stopped and Carey and brought to the Eskimos are very fond of tea and will travel hundreds of miles to get | POULTRY TIME IS “National” Prices are lower on Guaranteed Inspected THIS IS POULTRY TIME HERE!! Milk-Fed Poultry. PRUNES AND RAISINS .... ... o coneo 21he 25 Fancy F:y<esh Killed Fancy Country | Tenie | Dressed i | Small Roasting Fricassee Chickens Chickens weighing 315 Ibs. ea. 39¢ " 3 each) Young Fowl (weighing 6 Ibs. o Fancy Fresh Killed Young Fowl (weighing 3 to 31 Ibs. each) Bonelefis VPot Roast ...le. 18c7 ’Ifi‘gfld.eir C huck Roast . . 22c. Ih. SEAL SWEET GRAPEFRUIT Prime Rib ROAST (best cuts ) | Choice Corned BEEF Prime Top Round ROAST (blade " Prime Rib ROAST 33(: 1b. 29C Ibe. ': 34c lb.! 23c 1b. | 39(:~ Ih. 4 FOR 25c. Prime Porter House cuts) ROAST 19¢. DOZ. 21 o ™ Loins of Finest b | e 2le” nfi 2lc” | 24c FR REGULAR ESH HAMS 24C e ICEBERG LETTUCE ........ ..... ..2 FOR 25c. MOST REMARKABLE PRICES EVER OFFERED ! !! PORTER HOUSE OR SIRLOIN STEAKS To increase sales in “NATIONAL” Markets between 29c. LB. the hours of 6:00 and 8:00 p. m. on Saturdays, The FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL BE SOLD AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST. Armour's “Star” | ARMOUR'S “CLOVERBLQOM” Skinned Sugar Cured Smoked HAMS (In 14 pound prints) 40c Ih. SPECIAL NOTi-? :=—No Phone or Aci\'ance Orders can be Accepted for These ftems. They must be Purchased at the Market in Person, between These Hours. PURE CREAMERY BUTTER Fn_esh Cali HAMS or Fresh Pork SHOULDERS 14c National Meat Stores Company New Britain, Conn. LARGEST RETAILERS OF MEATS IN AMERICA 70 West Main St. Phone 483 Stores Thronghout New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Connecticut. ‘Save Money by Buying Furniture in the Flint-Bruce Co.’s Semi-Annual Sale There’s more thrift in wise and timely buying, than in any amount of heedless saving. One Good Selection at THE FLINT-BRUCE CO.’s Seml-Annqal Fur- niture Sale may save you in one day, more money than you can set aside in a whole year’s economy. 159, to 509, Open to All This is your dividend on the saving we are able to effect through large cash qu- ing—handling more furniture in a few weeks than many stores do in an entire The Walnut Suite llustrated is typical of our Sale Values. The construction and finish of this suite is equal to merchandise sell- ing for double the price. Proportions and design are most attrac- tive, Dresser top is 45 inch. French Plate Mirfor 28x32. Four pleces—Dresser, Bow-end Bed, full or single size, full Vanity and Chest of Drawers, reduced to Wardrobe, § . $198.00 air, Rocker, Bench and Table, are displayed on our floor with this suite. Our entire floor of Bedroom Furniture in every wanted style, wood and finish. Every piece reduced in this sale. Windsor Beds in soft Ivory Finish. Usual Price $33,00 per pair. Price, a Forty-five Simmons Steel Beds from which to select, Everyone reduced. Mattresses and Springs reduced, includ- ing Stearns & Foster, Burton- - Dixie and Baker Hair Mat- tresses. 1007, Felt Mattress reduced to $14.50. 10007 < Mattress reduced to Combination Mahogany High Back Chair or Rocker, illustrated in plain velour. Usual price $ Sale Price ... Every 1924 Baby Carriage and Stroller sharply reduced for quick clearance, Heywood and Whitney niakes. Carriages that were $64.00 now $39.75. $4 $33.00 to $16.50. $30.00 Stroller for $19.75, $25.00 Stroller for $15.00. A limited number in stock which will go quickly. Solid Mahogany Four- Poster Bed (Dorothy Man- ners) Posts turned from 3ls-inch stock, one con- tinuous piece, Finish as smooth as glass. Usual Price $105.00, Sale Price $75.00." Over forty Beds from which to select, from $19.75 to $99.00. See our three-part Mantel or Buffet Mirror, 53x16. Usual Price $15 Sale Price A wonderful assortment of the new Formal Chairs now the vogue. Very dec- orative. Ours will be found comfortable and well-made, with carefully selected cov- ers. See our special chair at .. $39 Beautiful Polychrome frame Mirrors, assorted decoration, plate size 12x22. Usual Price Price ... $4.75 Price . cooveeens COLLECT Your Share! This Saving is as truly money in your pocket as a dividend check or cash in your pay envelope, and re- member that there is more economy in having the right things when you need them than in doing with- out. Furniture for N e w Homes—Furniture to make old homes look new—Fur- niture to have delivered now and enjoy, while you pay through .the Spring months. Talk with our Budget man about the easy way to get your saving now and pay on the “FURNISH OUT OF INCOME PLAN.” Decorated Iron Bridge Lamp Glass Pendants, the new Bell shaped, closed top shade, usual price $9.50, Sale Price $7.50 Nearly 300 floor samples of Lamps reduced, some at half price. Ask to see the group of $54.00 and $45.00 Lamps reduced to $27.50 Five Lagnps for- merly at $25.00 and $30.00 your choice $12.75 Lovely Spinet Desk, solid mahogany throughout. The new Duco Indestructible finish, Sold last season at :Z?e Price $3 7.50 Special Card Table, full size 1.98 Fine Grade Easy Chair, illus- trated in Plain Velour or Tap- estry. Usual Price $65.00, Sale Price $48.00. Or in all Mohair, Usual Price $105, Sale Price $89.00. o s il Combination mahogany or wal- nut Tea Wagon, from the Craftsman Shops. Usual price $35.00. Sale $24.50 price..... vern A great display of upholstered furniture, full suites and single pleces at reduced prices, which cannot be duplicated later. The suite illustrated is covered with Imported Mohair, made especially for us with web bottoms, moss edging. Three pleces,. Usual price $250. Sale price .. . $l75.00 ) Fine little three-piece suites for apart- ments, reduced as low as .. Davenports, from $75.00 up. Eight-Piece Suite of fine quality, combination wal- nut, beautifully figured, chairs with attractive maple overlay seats upholstered in blue and rose, Diamond BB 8179.00 Our stock is notable for the variety of small suites appropriate for apartment dining rooms or combination dining room and living room. Windsor and Itallan patterns all reduced. Splendid Suites in Walnut and Mahogany In every wanted type. 0dd Buffets, Tables and Chairs, many at half price, Quaint Rush Seat Lad- ' der Back Chairs. Usual 373 Every 1924 Alaska Re- frigerator sharply reduced for quick clearance. Prices ranging from $12.75 up- 12-inch Mahogany Finish Stand. Usual Price $2.50. Luxurious Wing Chair in Fig- ured Velour or Tapestry. Usual Price $48.00. $3 5 .00 Sale Price ...... THE FLINT-BRUCE COMPANY Selling Good Furniture For 34 Years at 103 Asylum St. HARTFORD' 150 Trumbull St._