New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 2

HARSAY | EG PRESERVER put in solution— QUARTS ... 35C THE DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST. . The Well Dressed Man Must Con- cder the New Models in Horsfall- Made Spring T opcoats starts with the s seldom seen oul- s—that's w orately priced HORSFALLS 93-99 Xsylum Strect Hartford. DR. LASCH Dentist Quartz Light For Pyorrhca 353 MALN ST. COAL The SHURBLRG COAL CO. 55 ¥ranklin Street Phone DENTISTS A. B. Johnson, D. D. S. T. R. Johnson, D. D. S. Gas—Oxygen—X-rays National Bank Bldg. NURSE IN ATENDANCE & J. D. DONAHUE VOICE CULTURE Special attention tn heginners and children nnder 16. Reoms 318-319 Booth's Block. Tel. 1274-1 —— THE HERAILD ll\\\HH D ADS S BRING GOOD RTSL LOGAL RIFLENEN IN MATL, CONTEST Some Good Marks Made 00 wew vori s 20 —twens Also Plans World's Largest | Armory Range No hetter preservative A known to keep egls in just | ||the same condition as when figal stage DICKINSON e—— aral at a later Hope #o ( mnhal llon and Steel (mumun Hat flic Mater- ombatting millions of Mine \S‘nrkm With Nova l)lld Pr emlcr 13 MILES APPROVED New Aew York Subway Routes En. three | city-owned, routes, | was estimated would cost $186,046, , have been approved by the eity rd of transportation, the board today cost abo I'he city-owned and operated vay system wonld b of the present sub Ny on t Socicty of Americ nd 1 How Big _h See COLLEEN MOORE PALACE--Starting Sun. 127 MAIN ST. Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn PHONE 1409-2 £5.75. New Tunics at Pretty Suspenaéi‘ Frocks and Other Flannel Dresses Suspender Dresses $6.75 to $10.00. Peasant Rlnu~r~ to go with them at £1.98 to $3.7 Flannel Frocks are in the height of fashion as Spring begins. tractive frimmed some are V-neck, others have the new Chanel neck and still others have a tie—216.50 to £25.00. Dress Accessories, Neckwear, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Garters and Necklaces Tunics are very much in demand this spring—with a dress siip, you have a very pretty dress. New Spring Dresses and Rompers for the little ones. NEW BRITAIN [ dorsed Will Cost City About $186,- | | 016,00, it Is Estimated, additional miles construction of which it - [troit Freo Press today quotes Edsel | [1Pord, president of the Ford Motor nounces o last December 1nents now in progress at its labora- t of yards and | {orics come to a head, | | construction will be started at once Brookiyn and the Included in the approved | jirigible mooring mast in the world, - [for the mooring of the Shenandoah and Los Angeles, or any other craft | race, according to Lieutenant-Col onel Robert McCarrison of the In- The Free Press sald that it was|dlan Medical Service. His conten- told by Tord that the Ford Motor |tion is that people here do not get Company 15 not considering the |the necessary amount of vitamines manufacture of complete plancs, but in their food and without vitamines at it is iInterested financially in a [the normal chemical action of the Detroit airplane company now build- | body ing pla of similar or even greater size, “\’\ ill E \tcnd Arbitration In Commercial Circles a board f commercial + continuous study | abritration and ighter-than ent Astor, held ool work is exp 16, will he 201 feet high \igher than the mast at Hoover, in which that official | xpressed fu rbitration movement, w Save at Liggett’s NOTE THESE Ex-Lax LOW PRICES Seott's F n\ulflmn Vicad's Dextri Horlick's Malted Milk Phillip's Milk of Magnesia, 5 Maltines Fleteher's Castoria Rolynos Tooth Paste weco Tooth Paste Ipana Tooth Paste Paste, 5 Powder, $1.00 size Rayer's Aspirin Tabs, 2 dozen for K100 wmm“ lwnnl Petro- latum Pineolenm Liguid S1.00 size Iiromo Seltzer i Hill's Cascara Quinine, 3 ampoles Cod Liver Pinkman’s Vegetahle Compound 60 Ponds Cold and Vanish- Doan's Kidney G0c Vick's Vapo Rub Palmolive Soap Azarol Compound 10 in package. Camel Cigarettes 2 packages for ST T 1 travelers. A five passenger elovator, com- [plotely enclosed, runs to a height of |176 feet, Beyond that, leading to! |the operating platform 18 an en- |blosed statrway. The gangplank into [t the alrship wil be enclosed, Detroit, Mich,, March 20-—The De- Ford also is quoted as saying that t the Ford airport of the largest | consequently undermining < constrifeted at a cost of §75,000 and in a Detrolt organi- | advoc place the metal-clad | drinking of milk. ir ship in the air, | Colonel MecC: he mooring mast on which th 1 to start A g0 he travelled | byt 217 Main Street | Special Sales You save when you buy all your Drug Store needs here: Listed are but a few of the many special sales we have prepared for you. Prices advance April 1st. Large, Luscious, Mouth-Melting Discs of Sweetness ! Homemaid Peppermint Patties Rich, soft, creamy centers with plenty of the real peppermint flavor, heavy, chocolate coating, Regwlar 49¢ """{‘:::j 39C A 30c Tube of Rexall ‘ ' : Shaving Cream I GIVEN AWAY 98¢ Lather Brush “Bristles Set in Hard Rubber” $1.28 Value-B""‘ 98¢ Helps Prevent Dandruff! ' Rexall “93” Hair Tonic Nothing better than this preparation to elim- inate dandruff, promote hair growth, and as a hair dressing. 93" Hair Tonic often stops the hair from faling out, and even en- courages new growth. Oypete 39¢ For Better Coffee-Making! Seamless Aluminum Coffee Percolator An onal shaped. 6-cup percolator Attractively finished. Made to give long. satisfactory service, it % 79¢ SAVE MONEY ON PURE FOODS Every Friday and Saturday h0ciCofTeei(pound) st o geeiriae 2 for 86¢c Opeko Tea (', b, Reg. 60c) ..... oo 2efor iyic Cocoa (', 1h. Reg. : 2 for 26¢ Lemon Extract (Reg. « 2 for, 4lc Pure Olive Qil (121; oz.) 5 2 for $1.19 Strawberry Jam (Reg. 45¢) ... vave 2 for 4% Raspberry Jam (Reg. 45¢) .......... 2 for 49c Grape Jam (Rep.dbc) ool i ocoinie 2 for 49c Orange Marmalade (reg. 45¢) ........ 2 for 46c Salad Dressing (Reg. 40¢) s 2 for 4lc Beef Cubes (Reg. 30¢) . g . 2 for 3lc Grape Jellv (reg. 35¢) 2 for 36¢ DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925, ————— W Washington, March 20.—~Army air Mooring Mast NEUSH HARME" ——. .. DY FO0D HABITS line Texan in a cabln many miles |and his {Undermive Beanty and Physical "|Company, as saying that his com- | pany will go into the production of | Fitness of Race airplane métors as soon as experi- 7:30 Monday or nights, kicka stool over to a table mobilizes pencill and papor and tunes his radio recelving set to 484 meters to attend class at the Uni. | versity of Towa, He iy only one of 75 from Ohio to | Californta, from busy cities to outlying points of | civilization, who will search the afr | London, March 20, — The food habits of tha people of Great Brit- aln have heen growing steadily warse for the last 150 years and beauty and physical fitness of the gredits without moving from the | hearth. Others may listen in, not for credit but fer be gained from the lectures. | As a method of taking education to the pecple, University of Towa of- flelals believe the usual porsibilities in by tha regularly regist students indi, nnot properly proceed. ates the eating of wholemeal, zation which Ford is quoted as say- | green vegetables and fruft and the ing moon wil rieon sald not long all through Great itain, but while he saw the beauty lof the English countryside he st, | not see much heauty in the Eng- [lish race. That was partly explained e fact that he did not see a S et crected & | piece of wholemeal bread and the ation for mr‘rvmx he saw was mostly tinned. Hamburg 3 Ibs. 25¢ | | Fowl | we » Towans, and attributed thelr | aimticulty in recelving the lectures, |the university extension department “nm pmve Grea Hel According to Miss Halen Williams, | flown 602,700, passengers carried p ‘:Hlulm of the correspondence study 8, express carried 56,280 pounds, —— | Nivision, & great miany of the rogis- |crashes 15, fatalities none, and ins i | tered ra llo students are teachers, In |furles one, Towa Clty, Towa, March 20.—A |, e guses a school superintendent ——— hery have formed a class Hcld l‘or Lfll‘ceny flnd g atlr elocls |80 the, ean hear from the same Joud W ADE s o yeilioad Elunecs at hia clock B ad wse tho same text| Maintaining ‘Bucket Shop Boston, March 20.—George Kitsu- hill, Mass, was placed veational medium,” Miss Wiliams [under arrest last night, charged demonstrated in |with the larceny of $4,749 from cvcral cases where the students are [ James Jarvis of Wakeficld, and oth= [Imvallds, often times bedfast, At |ers, and with maintaining a “bucket shop” In State street, Hoston's finane clal district. The arrest of Kitsapa® degree from the university in June, |is the latest of a’ series by Boston for W8 5 ik fo the radio courses. This|inspectors in a campalgn against il- or WSUI, the university's atation, | 4 00e \rseforced to take to his|legal brokerage operations. Kitsa three |pas was arrested on an indictment edneaday (00 The valwe of the radio as ap ed- |pas of Hav {said, “is touchin Joust one of these students will be able to recelve a bachelor of arts | in age from 18 to 50, | than epare to e PATIL prepare ' fo carn universy |poq when he necded but credits to graduate.” warrant which charged larceny he Information to | ce————————————————— COLLEEN MOORE “S0 BIG” PALACE | Certificd Flavoring LExtracts ma guarantced pure,—advt. to. according to the | the pupils lowe YOU WILL BE REPAID MANY TIMES BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE SEV- ERAL ITEMS QUOTED HERE BELOW. REGULAR HOUR SALES 9 TO 11 A M. »TO 11 A M. 1 9TQO 11 A M. ROTUND, LOIN, PORTERH'SE TEAN FRESH | BEST MAINE STEAK !ISHUULI]ERS POTATOES b. ... Zlc b G Peck i S 1 FRESH CUT . Ib. 32c | Spinach .. peck 25¢ 3TO 5 I M. TAMTOIP M ARMOUR'S LEAN SMOKED FINE (GRANULATED Shouldersb, I6c AT 22 :Rlb\xsl"[“lé BEEF ] lb 23 | JOHN ALDEN or I'Hj;.\l‘l. R\"\ll’l. ..l.\fll: ;L;L’- | BORDEN'S FAGLE MILK ....... ALL DAY SPECIALS Prime Westem BEEF Freshly Dressed PORK : ¥ BOILING BEEF . ... oo b Be | ROASTS FRESH PORK ... sencdb, AN POT ROARISE 0. % e ess b, | H 1. FANCY CHUCK ROASTS |, ees b b, BONELESS ROLLED ROASTS s dbe i SH CUT PORK (' |l()l‘\ 3 1, T RUMP l(”\\l\ R ,]h., Hi \ll\l()l R'S SKINNED HAMS | h. Milk Fed VEAL " Genuine Spring LAMB MEATY LEGS TO ROAST o M. 18¢ UINE SPRING LAMB LE »ee DD RUMP ROASTS VEAL < Ih. 22¢ | LOINS OF LAMB TO ROAST 1, SHOULDER CUTS TO “4)\‘]' o I FOREQUARTERS LAMB MEATY BREASTS TO STUFF . ........ Ib. LEAN STEWING LAMB CHOICE VEAL CHOP! h. FANCY LAMB CHOPS SWIFT'S GOLDEN WEST FOWL ...... Ih, 40c | FANCY ROASTING CHICKEN '\“(. 1 \\l\ \Ill( Tl n (“‘\ |"| \I \4'\\——"']!\ U\l GUARANTEED) | Fresh Eggs w.35¢ 16.69c 1 $1.00 FINEST CREAMERY BEST \\IIITI Butter 2 lbs. 93c Pure Larlebs-37c \\hnll \Hlk Cheese New Pack ( Gem-Nut Margarine, 2 Ihs. 4 1h. can 23¢ FRESH SHREDDED COCOANUT . ..., b, 21c PURE RED CURRANT JELLY . Lge. tumbler 21¢ STAR NAPTHA POWDER ..o. 2 pkgs, 9 UNEEDA BISCUIT . pkgs. 25¢ CAMPBELLS BEANS or SOUPS cans 28¢ JELL-O—IN ALL FLAVORS ... 3 pkgs 28¢ VINNER BLEND COFF) D BUITERFLY OOLONG 1h. pkg RUMFORD'S BAKING POWDF 1 1b. can DAVIS BAKING POWDER (Reg. 23¢ size) LEMON or VANILLA EXTRACT, hots, FINEST PACK TOMATOES SWT. JOICY SUNKIST LARGE I(II'I I'RESH GREEN NEW LARGE HEAVY ORANGES BANANAS ~ CABBAGE = GRAPEFRUIT 2doz. ... 45¢c |doz. ..... 25¢c bb. ....... 5¢c|4 for .... 25¢ cans FANCY WHITY | FRESH GREEN LONG GREEN €} CAULIFLOWER ca. 25c ASPARAGES . Bun. 45c CUCUMBERS .... ea 25c NEW SEEDLESS SWEET RED RIPE RAISINS 2 10c | oo 3 Ibs, 25c STRAWBERRIES. . qt. 590 SMALL YELLOW RED FANCY WHITE ONIONS ....... 4 Ibs. lOc ONIONS 4w 19€ | Musurooms -.% m. 25¢ OUR SUPERlOR QUALITY BAKERY PRODUCTS JUSTLY FAMOUS MOHICAN PLAIN, RAISIN OR MARBLE BREAD .7 7c.\'."'i’ 10c POUND CAKE ...... 1. 25¢c Jelly Rolls Angel Cake .... ea, 25¢ | Whipped Cream Cakes. . ea. 40c Plain or Frosted Spong, Hot Cross Buns ...... doz. n«- Whipped Cream Puffs. .. ea. 5e Teed Toaf Cake Assorted Cookics doz. 15¢ | Costard Cream Puffs. . 3 for 10e Neapolitans s a Parker House Chocolate Fdairs Finest Layers ...... 25 to 50c | ROLLS (special) doz 150 Turnovers e Fresh Caught Buck (n~l Roe SHAD, Fresh HERRINGS m.nm" to their sets, service operations in the wirways To those students who expericnce [System from its establishment in 1922 to March,1 of this year were set forth in statistical form by the war equest” copies of the [department. The number of gom- Radlo Tfl]ks From Colleges‘:I:‘lllt‘“v'\<“..':‘vy\‘;x|vn| was unablo {o hear [pleted filghts over the alrways myu- tem in that time was 480, the miles 48 counts, between February 14 and November 19, 1924 and charged with keeping a bucket shop between Febe ruary 1, 1924 and January 12, 1028, | | Do not allow synthetic preparations [ to go into your stomach. Baker's @ from only the choicest fruits— Stud Beal Loets the dr Univer Hughe depart bards a bool that p made avers thyme or lacl Free Ing the the Im than ¢ studen ENC Lon of fish and W was vi an inc ( LET 1 Tha cate. won here cook whe com] and thin, cate: tizin SA Brookf 52 Clovert 55 Our M. 18