New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1925, Page 3

o) MESSSATRS MRSV I TR IS R 2 plant, largely because it w dja~ ! nstrucfion in the Philippines 5 wu " PUNIES ARE cent to the Yakima Indlan reserva- Efl”EATluN AS IT made by experts in tholrw:-upoc:;:o tion, where It is estimatéd that over lines 1n the United States, We hope 10,000 wild ponies range, much, to to benefit' by the task 1 * FEn T" T“E Hufis th‘: disgust of the wopl growers ¥ Y___JTVMM' """:'z;‘—"'fl“- 7 who lease the land for grazing pur- poses, But the Indlans, through ' Mex‘“ ln!i't‘l “! R" R" i Commncing sentimental * attach t, B W T T, Fr Vs Eoprnens Wil S S i i i 0 B o s e | et ith great one v ’ ! i 5 Mexico Clty, June 30 Atter y pp d months of negotiations with lhe“' and on fl a ’n and on New K]nd 0' Fm EFFI]RT M AI]E T[' Pmmm varlous rallwaymen's brotherboods Every / 8 Every over wage scales and working eon- £ ¥ D ¢ . —— | —— 'mh:n-, the department of compun- “l';::'lo:’l;g | ’1 ‘: o‘lilow::: Olympla, Wash., June 30 (®-- fcations haa fixed the annual bud- nesday = = edne, The apparent success of an experl- Mantla, June 30, (P—The report| go of the national lines at 78,000, | During July and August, || I)unng July and A ); ment in converting horse flesh into of the commission headed by DF.| 000 pesos and formulated plans to We Will Close at Noon " We Will Close at ufius ) 4 hog feed has given rise to the hope b Paul Monros of Columbla univer-|slash expenses, cut salaries and re- 12:15 o'clock e lgure on olng a w 0 e I., " Ol\ve e oS i i « among eastern Washington stock- Gfl” f s H . sity, which made a survey of the | duce personnel to bring the lines’ ‘ (12:15 o'clock) (12:15 o’clock) | B jmen that a practicable means has | lomli tate ISlOI‘lGfll SO'.tducNIon!I system of the Philip- | operating cost down to that fgure. R at last been found to-rld Washing- - t B pine islands, 1s now In the hands of | The 1924 budget was approximately s a ton ranges of thousahds of worth- Ge‘s Eugene A. Gilmore, vice-governor | 105,000,000 pesos. lll lll \ " less wild horses, declares Harold Gley usy and ex-officlo secretary of publie| A reduction in freight rates is B/ a s us ess ln e orn- Dobyns, field leader for the biologl- rmm—" instruction, who will submit it to | tcheduled as soon as the lines be- o :r-rl‘meurv-.v. :\h; rol’urned recently | Lake Arrowhead, Cal, June 30 (‘t;a legislature when it meets July l"l'n“l’“;h:‘: '"?"”“- 5 i I o a coyote hunting trip in Ben- e i cluded in the current reorgani- e o b o e | o ot o4 rock e 1| e govenar s e he| i 8, th cancttion of mars mg an e inducements we o ’ growers have long considered the | CORIY diacovered near here have |gurvey was not an Investigation for | than 8,000 annual passes and a i 2 I 1 horses a menaoe to the livestock in- | CAUsed the State Historical soclety the purpose of effecting a clean-up presidential order against the glv- dustry, since the animals, described | to launch an extended research into | #0 that alleged undesirable elements ing of trip passes which, in past | localyl as ‘“knothead = Cayuses.” | the routes of early day highways in | might be weeded out, but that it|Y¢ars, have reached staggering to- " offer, warrant it. . t place an added burden on the none | | the bellef that the evidences found | Was for the purpose of pointing out tals. ii too abundant rapge, are those of the lost Mormon trails | the defects which all human insti- P B R I I In recent months, Mr. Dobyns|which more thah a half-century ago | tutions have, in order that the | I said, an enterprising individual has | connected Utah with the Pacific | proper remedies may be adopted U. 8. Army Polo TMI}\ to | WINDOW u Our ne s Ort e4 L \ ¢ -(::’l;lhh;? :'!htfl;:l@rhouu'q;‘lnd x::.!un:flmwe:; 2 ‘s . !{:’Jnlll“ lm';zrr‘-vu:;‘»ml f' l]he educa- Be Guests at Dinner f ng plant al ymouth, on the| More than years ago San Ber- work in the islands. London, June 30 (. | othern” borasr ot hy “Horee | nardino. 23 milse south of Laks | “Thers has becn an mpresmion ciup. Engiants premier polo ciab, || | I St i Heaven“€ountry, long famous as fts | AFrowhead, was a Mormon, village, | on the part of some that the mem- | iil'give a dinner tonight in honor | 1 A name implies as a horse range, The | planned after Salt Lake City, and | bers of the commission are after|of the members of the United States | Ribbed # . ' horses are purchased at an average |0 the southwest ox-cart caravans | the scalp of somebody," sald Vice- | army polo team which recently won If D g pricé of about $3 & head, which | creaked thelr plcturesquo way | Bovernor Gilmore. “This is errone- | the international military champion- || “Continental” brand, the Bath Towels lr resses I while low, enbles the owners of the [along the monotonous journey. jous. The commission was created v ship here. | !'hest made. Durable hard 36 INCH | long neglected ponies fo reailze & | What is now known as Lake Ar- | that it Tnight look over the whole | Each member of the Amarican |ooamtic: kel f M of pongettes, I o v & profit by rounding up their other- | rowhead was at that time a rug- | educational ‘system in the Philip-team will be presented with a silver | wood frame, close wire Large size, heavy grade, b te. i 5 | % Wise valueless animals, and the sup- | g4, mountainous section with rushi- pines, make constructive criticisms, |cup sultably Inscribed to commemo- | | mesi Size 18x33 inches. | Ribhed Bath Towels, Plain C omorays, ete. Sizes = as % 1y has so far kept paco with the | | Ing streams, Tho fost tralls are be- | ghve suggestions, and submit re- |rate their visit to England. The ||M| || Will adjust “to different | white only. A highly ab- '° 6. For 1 demand, | lleved to have traversed this sec- commendations in order that for guests will finclude Ambassador 4’ widths. For I Y . gLy & Wednesd: c i : : “The slaughterhouse (§.maders in | tien, With the coming of settlers, cvery peso cxpended for education | Houghton, Colonel Kenyon A. Joyce, | Wednesd 39c | sorbent quality. A good nesday. . . | b4 overy respect, Mr. Dobylis #id;and ' the mountain streams were a corresponding benefit may be|American military attache and the | ‘i nesday . | opportunity to obtain your 0 Or rmts I A none of the carcass {s-wasted. The stemmed and Little Bear lake came rcaped by the people. | Earl of Cavan. The latter as well ae | A || summer’s supply. Cheaper than you could b flesh s cooked with corn and ofher | into. existence. Later a huge earth- | “In this work the government is| Ambassador Houghton and Major Il A timely offer that will | For \\'ednesg:'. 330 huy 1hepma'€l'ial- A mmei ‘ : cereals for hog feed, the hides|flled dam, 1300 fect wide at.the! spending an insignificant sum com-|Louts A. Brard, captain of the 15‘"’9'3’ be welcome, | S04 Y g f ,r:"p"\'" fapeic fosymussmer bring about $2 each, or nearly the base, With a capacity of 775 acres pared with the big appropriation American team, will speak. 4 ,‘ - — | ook A sl alabey o il cost of the horse, while the bones of water, created Lake Arrowhead. sct aside every year for education e D e 3 ':';'l"" et A wonderful. va- | )/ are disposed of to fertilizer plants| 1In the virgin forests of oak, ce- in the archipelago, In all we are| TO CURTAIL PRODUCTION Women's Linen AXOTHER LOT.ONIWONE T2 '.ls,"."\;’ 1'“"1""” and y cotoms. at a price said to average $16 a|dar and fir surrounding the present | spending $12,000,000 annually, The Manchester, Eng. June 30 (P ‘.:d ednesday zsc ‘ ) A ton, The hogs are shipped in, fat- |:lake, old rnad! w!nd through the | appropriation Mr the survey is omy Cott inne: t t ce. | @1 NN LE.o 8 D)oo | About 3 yards wil K58, e dody s MTRED In. e ike oLy roats it nononk e ppReer S (0L M B SR | Cotlan e o i dlteies mike Handkerchiefs | Lt e x “markets. Approximately 608 'hegs: they- disappear to emerge again on | commission were “within the appro-‘,,., el T onte stansall Hemotihedl g ‘ Beren sl d boa kol ! are fed at a time, while there Is al- | the opposite side of the lake, priation, SR e R S A BHLS and of pure idafiad ) ) . ways a supply of horses awaling| The historical research workers| = “The whole scope of the educa- |reducing the working schedules of Irish linen, A good 7 | Mostly patent, in underarm or top strap styfes, g o 2 ' siaughter in the corrals. When the | believe these tralls once traversed |fional system in the islands has|their mills by 8 3-4 hours per week size. For Wednesday € nliails it pilirerl TR . 49C Boys’ Nainsook ; supply of cheap lorse flesh’Is ex-'| the former mountain slopes and\hren thoroughly gone over. A care-|The federation of cotton spinners [ fi Nausted at Plymouth, the slaughter- | merged with the old Arrowhead | ful study of the questions affecting |assoclation had requested the Man- We were fortunate in getting more of these, as we couldn't | Union Suits ] ’ housk-will be dismantled and moved | trail in the desert, near' Victorville | curricula, administration, finance | chester spinners using Americas Iarge-fiize meet the demand on the last lot. | l to other fields, it was pointed out.|and Hesperia, "and other phases of the question of |yarns to adopt this policy. 2 i All sizes from 24 to 34 The horses are sald to be de- . > == tiaiaiat i 4 scended partly from old . range B]bs for Bab “Cyrit? i | Athletic style, 39 4 bands bullt up by the “horse kings” Y Cucttyie baorhent Libby’s For Wednesday C ' / in the days .when light horses Made on a rubberized f 3 h ab- | & could be ralsed at a profit, and : Cheese Cloth Eva orated Mllk partly from Indian bands, The ;Ilf:t el\ur:erv drh”"“ f“"d‘ e | “Star” stock has run down untll very few | ures stamped on surface.' por Wednesday Lar; . Large ca of the horses are of use even as| The 10c kind for e 5c el Aalad 8C Crochet Cotton il T e | Wednesday c | yar A for Wednesday | B Wbl {the) hog feealngs process=in A TN [ e . | In white and linen color. | promises to rid the range outside “l numbers, For the Indldn reservations of worth- \\ ednesday, ball C L=l less ponies, no.such rellef is in | sight for the areas inside the reser- vations, Plymouth was chosen as the site for the ercction of the Giantess NOow PACKARD PRESENTS— | New ease of routine care Greater motoring comforts Root Beer Botlle Electnc Table Lamps “* ¢ | _Fitted with high-g Women's Silk tight-fitting rubber corks. Wrought iron base, paper parchment shade, done in LiSle HOSC | Quart-size, $1 25 various designs and well blended colors. It will greatly })Yec:ngsday, doz. | enhance ;the appearance of any room and makes an First quality and in all eol- int-size, ideal reading lamp. ors and sizes. For Wednesday, doz. 79(: |For Wednesday.........ot i iesssniss $1 00 Wednesday, pair 23C e e WOMEN'S ) Men’s Madras | “RO"O” SOCkS | Here's a Lot Just Received Athletie Style Striped Sateen a ¥ rs, st quality, ) EVERY five years or soithas been Packard’s privilege to rl s 'g 5 make some revolutionary advance for others to follow. \ b Wednesday, patr ... .. 59¢ nion The tops arc ~e<pecially con- ! Ost e structed and are more convenient Looks like Now, having exhausted present poss\btlmes in power and smoothness, Packard presents improvements of an entirely new nature: than rolling your « Suits A Clearance lno;mn‘l‘ i Slips Dolls 1—New ease of routine carc 2—Greater motoring comforts All sizes, 36 to For women. White only. The thousands who have taken deliv- These Packard owners have also ; i L i = mlof e Pickand U ond Eilhlu\:'! B e e l 16, Wednesday ?\pe}d '”f;“'_ 3 9 C 20-inch hem. Sizes 36 to during the past few weeks have found notably an ease of steering and wider uelneaany S A e 44.. For Z the Motor Oil Rectifierand the Chassis mum more luxurious enclosed 50 Some have been repaired, Wednesday . . 9c i = Pressure Lubricator, a combination o C others slightly damaged. 2 | N not to be had in any other motor car For example, the enclosed models of A A 3 Large or small, dressed or You'll huy several, no | al x in all the world. the Packard Eight have the widest | . A high-count material. Cool, serv- yndressed kid and jointed doubt o and roomiest bodies offered on any || iceable and economical. Priced regularly 3 : 1 34 & They have found that motor oil life ~ MOtor car. riced regularly up | s ! has been multiplied by five thatthey They have found that the utmostin - e =2 e J g' need mclunl';holl ::( fof:r cg g‘\: bemmd;-dn::mndm;lfxmh?av “Lux” G P e = Perfecta times r. e Ve un it combined with an easy ability at least they l:uvve:ubfiwz lhe‘:hmh inless to double the mileage life of their T il F ( }7 ’ ~ N than one second of time, the pull of Packard cars. ollet Form oys Hair Nets 3 a phunger forcing oil to the 45 points And Packard has found that now, The 10c bar ¥ Ll ir g Doubl sh h : pequiring regular attention. more than ever, Packard should say— for Wednesday C ouble mesh, cap shape, : | ] as ul s guaranteed perfect, Six in n Ask the man who owns one s - iL\”J“& package. For 19 : Williams’ W Oliver Twist and Middy styles. Sizes Wednesday, pkg. C Packard Six and Packard Eight both are fur- 5 ) to & Large assortment of novelties, | ___ P R nmhdam& J % rd Six enclased ROOt Beer Extract Made of fine quality chambrays, pon- = iy et pdilom The Zic bottle ] 5 g anliner All eaifing atsles 200 Cotton B for Wednesday shades. Many embroidery frimm ;s HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO ] i e e g erts - Bloomer Elastic : . : ) ¢ Novelty Striped Wednesday for. . 59C For Wednesday, ! If there -r any healthy young 139 ARCH ST. ’Phone 2109 giants In the audience will they please stand up! Miss Katle Van | Dyk, buxom young Hollander of seven feet seven inches, is coming o Amerita soon and ga he would % | like an American husband, but is not In the market for mere six-foot % e et ety omley” and ~do he shrimps. EBhe comes from the great B S The styles include “Peter Pan Rroml and “Tuxed: T 200- \dld \nool “hl(e or dvkes where women are women and N e sty dainty touch, that will freshen yonr summer frock M.l(‘l\ 10 to 70, ¢ rig and strong. 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Great for wmaking frozen puddings, sherbets and other cold desserts in a few moments’ time, Wall Paper at Ridiculously Low Prices .:- NOTE THE REMARKABLE REDUCTIONS -:- Kitchens Bedrooms Dining Rooms Living Rooms Regular 10c to 18 Regular 18c to 30c Regular 35¢ to 60c Regu]ar 60c to $1.00 Sale 4 1-4cto9c Sale9cto 17c Sale 17c to29c: Sale28cto 47c During the Sale we will give a Very Special Discount on All Qur HIGH-GRADE PAINTS, VARNISHES and BRUSHES Now is the time to prepare for a rainy day. “Paint in time what's thine.” THE JOHN BOYLE CO. 3-5 FRANKLIN SQUARE, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. BOARDS Made of selected and sea- toned wood. Supported on & 2 well-built, substantial folding |} frame. Size <1 98 14x51. Wednesday . Fold up and stick in a cor- ner when not in use. o e 9119 Sl G LY