New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1925, Page 2

Accidents Will Happen Be Prepared for Them Have you the necessar) things on hand to dress a minor wound? A small sum spent for these things now will save you time, trouble and perhaps a very serious time later on. Come to Us First THE DICKINSON DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN S1. You Are Not Golng to Boy Another Unsatistactory Suit—Are You? That's about the thing ean hope for in a suit of —satisfactior It you didn't re a it this sum- mer you tidn't the faulty garmen Horsfall's. That's the reason you should come here now It your uit didn't fit around the collar It the model someons else— 1¢ the price wera ton much or too ttle— This Fall is the time to for lost time and lost by losing vour last and Inhabiting Hor Horsfall-Made Snits £45 and §50 None Higher—None Lower— None Better, Two-Trouser Suits from an excellent manufac $38.50 HORSFALLS 93-99 Ysylum Strect “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” only von clothea were meant for make up faction 4 hablt er sturer. OOKED FOOD SHOP 118 MAIN ST. Mutual Bldg. GOOD THINGS Are always within reach if you stock your larder from the abundant supply of su- perfine pure foods carried in our Delicatessen Store. The best quality for the fairest! price is what we strive to offer every patron. For the health of your family order pure foods and Delicatessen dainties of us regularly. Cloverbloom Butter. ('4-1h prints) 53c th, New Sauerkraut, 2 hs 25e. Brookfield Butter, (15-1h prints) Walnut Meats, 60c th. e th, New Tmp. Roguefort Cheese, foc th, Gobel's Bonele Shoulders, 35¢ th moked GGobel's Bacon 30c . New Crah Meat 29¢ can. Scotch Ham 1%¢ . Quart Jar Pickles, 59c. 15¢ Coffee, 40c¢ Th. Roast Stuffed Young Chickens, 3 Ihs avg. $1.75-82.00, ABOUT THE STOR! Vrankfurter Minced Ham Rioodrings Head Cheese Fressed Ham Chicose Pickle Conked Meat Bolled Ham Baked Ham Roast Ham Corped Beef Meat Loaf Honey Loaf! Dried Beef Chickens Belogna Lard, Butter (New Britain Pastor Assistant i | commis: | the | missions met separately under their { quiet spot ail Chnreh NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FR[DAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1925, tuna, the ancient capital of Sweden, where the whole was housed In 4 n yutiful school for workers, known today Sigtunastiftelsen, and under the tion of Dr. Bjurquist ducational lif commission MANY CHURCHES AT | WORLD CONFERENCE - ler in Morn a lea ing avening Both w ttle chapel of | took turns e the difterent la | Secrefary of American Section | t In two ! on and wor for the But th universal Christlan \te and work, the exe teo of which met rec m, Sweden, has tha Herald by Rey Greene of the Lirst Cougregatiol arch. The letters were seut f ockholm to London by air nd from the British me conference on itive commit- terian from SCIENTISTS 100K o ik Pacii Volcanos May - | Pacific to China; 1 s for Rum Stockholm hotel. Under the « f His Grace \ 4 church at Bel Dr. Nathan % various members pr “lgeviteh of the German from L el the Scottish cf S | Hunter of prosented | Mmble gervant, from Connecticut for the first forty {hours that we might have only repetition of the Tower of Ral story ta report. Houy affer lie lat nd broug On the morr howerver in sepurate & prepuratory Afting reports to later to the B ongregationalist The subjects of theae T thought as follows: reports were alght ) Commi Social and imisston lem of sic “The Church and | | Problems.’ treating Drink.” Commission 1. “The Chureh and istrial ar Problem Sub fHa specially noth a joint ved, Into the prog h every man pres ited a suggestion, 1t leas! 1 Economin nmission 1T ernational Relations " n treating specially Problems Commission ub- | Dr assist | dratting committes ton portable, proceeded |the fiesh and the sinews {#nd of the last day document IV. “The Edueation.” n treating apeclally ““Text Books.” Commission V stian to Batnrday “Co-pperative and compl Federativa Efforts Among the | 9° hes." Sub-commission deal. | © ¢ cially with the question of |°f Christian epinions and proh “Continuation of the Confarence [N Personalities have met together on Life and Work.” L under one roof, The next morning these five com-| Whatever the woy | the report—if it ey much is sure: 1 may think of or reads jt- respective chairmen, and either that day or the following were faken by anto or by motor yacht Tt is pos derfully and miraculonsly for men of differont lang different ries and different minds to get together around a com mon tabla in the name of 'y con. | Truly, “In Hnm An Hold 1o | Together.” fo some outside Stockholm, there to remain in regularly arranged | seasions, at work upon the prol aspecially od them, for recommendation hisf Things 1t our eonf [life and work proves nath 1 this possibility, 1t will hinfinitely more than it has st in Taith and hepe and trouble Faithfully yours assigne on and Tt fell fo my lot, by a happy clr- cumstance, to act as secretary for Commission V.. studying “The aud Christian B ion,” 1 the more fortunatel e it oronght me into contact in with Associate Secrotairy of the William Adams T , my old American Sectlon, or in systematic theology at T e seminary. We set out from Nouble Necklaces Stockholm in & motor yacht belong- | The double strana of ing to Dr. Eckstrom, 2¢d pearls Is more popular in Paris A e CH o a0 the single or triple strands that and we were landed at © more prevalent Theodore Ainswarth Greens of 8 Im ford Ras single damper fuss and defachabis Inbiack or grayename! 1 a Crewford you'll be proud Three score and ten dollars IGHEST quality usually means highest price—but to celebrate the Crawford 70th Anniversary we will put a Crawford Range in your kitchen ready to cook for $70 cash. It is an offer we make until November 9th only. You'll never get a better chance to buy a Crawford. If you prefer you may buy now on a deferred payment plan and spread the balance over a year's time. A. A. MILLS West Main Street medinm | l weattored vo ne 1 fire AN except Tassen has have her Ir Aotnt rom " | [ th dreds of years third | biew off a i | B cak In California are : team s 30 in » that great cav- [ that flls the erater, These caves, | winds and warmed by the escaping | vantage to persons scaling the peak. white men to conquer Mount Rainier, more than half a century %0, undoubtedly owed thelr llves to these steam caves. een Impossible for them to ha retraced thelr eteps in the darkne and they could not have Iv o | through a night on the summit with. out blankets or other protection {f it ad not been for the timely dis- covery of the warm caverns, The steam on top of Rainler is so hot that it will trana- form a pan of snow to bolling water in ten minutes, it ;v:mq In the hot pumice of the Gome to Lile Tacoma, Wash., [ 1ed volcar along coast be dead e that they gept, 18 are Holentists are shells, but it s that one or more erupt at any time nler and Mount Baker ngton, Mount Hood in Ore- n and M t g d Lassen presume howeve merely entirely of them not \asta ar Japan '\la\ s ()ut Program a g tends in a 1t aerics eirel ronnd the vas a time Tokyn, Sept. 18 (A—Good roa in Japan @ as hurd to find as the overbial haystack needle, but if ich is g planned by the d by the beir ent eruption & it a chain sast, for 11 » close together that one In eruption eould be ob. e 1014 La eally Artment is enacte bounds th their own s either to build a are s nearest ne en has he 114t 1s reg establis} t a cost of soma 300,000, e-third of which will arded as g, 0 TR Fr hed that not one Under the proposed bill the got called dead. ernment grants e been quiet yvearly years, in the ning voleanoes can installments. the first begin- ning next vear. It is planned to widen and pave the tmportant high- ays in rural districts, which at erupt e it mutomofiy Mghti and to improve suc It has been hun- 5 over which the r several thous vinfon of ¢ During the past n several min oo st of [trar public constr e five voleano inee 1 peal alf mile of jtz top and mdreds of fect S arins - 1 BUYS ndor Walkef portrait Smuts, premicr former ] Sonth African This | s from 1t a mile across the T'nion of South Africa DOWN (R brings to your door a Hoover, complete its remarkable dusting tools, during our You enjoy full ‘use of The Hoover from the moment you make this small payment.. The balance, in small monthly amounts, soon makes 1t yours. Don’t wait! up your mind o= 2 day! Phone us! SPRI'IC & BUCKLEY ELECTRIC CO. CHURCH ST. Telephone 22102241 Make 75-81 Renier Pickhardt & Dunn 127 MAIN ST. PHONE 1409-2 Opp. \rrh Reg! Jack Tar Smartness for Real Jack Tar Kiddies clothes of their kind They in Amnerica 1l a Jack Tar garment doesn't deliver the sery nality it should, we will make it good em, tuh 'em, scruh 'em and they come wj are the best known albr years. n Dresses for Childven, from 3 to 11 Prices from $4.50 up New Gloyes—up-to-date in style, New Dresses for Women in Satin, Balbriggan § and Jersey Showing the very latest in Corselettes, pletes, Dancelettes, Corsets, arounds, Brassicres and Bandeaux. Tostery in all the newest shades 21.00 to $2.85. Quality unequalled Com- Wrap Step-ins, Priced from BUCK SAW _—= Watch that wood pile grow and cord after cord of wood get lined up for the winter—if vou get one of our Buck aws, sharpened and set to whip through the wood ot 81 75..92 25 One and Two-Man Cross Cut Saws 315 to 6 Ft. The Abbe Hardware Co. TEL. 407 405 MAIN STREET erns have been meited in the snow E eheltered trom theé | Stephens and Van Trump, the frst | It would have ¥ggs can be cooked | railway | Tt s un-| ratood he intends to present it to | X ERERRRNEREREKERAR Mount | - For Building of Roads § The | @ would come in 10 ‘ i R T S R O U S S z e ——— A Carload Of Victrolas Reached us this week, and this is positively th last shipment that will be received from the factory Your Choice of Fither Victrola At Same Price We NOW have every model Victrola on the floor at the Price Now 1575) Reg. Price $110 Price Now 15153 Reg. Price 8110 Reduced Prices Remember this is the last shinment, So Buy Now and Buy Early Prices are from $55 up Sgnaller models §12.50 — $37.50 HENRY MORANS & SONS 365 MAIN ST. Opp. Myrtle St prevailing D R R R e ST T T T T ISR IR T I I AN SN EASTERN MILLINERY CO. 133 Main Street A SELLING EVENT for TOMORROW THAT MEANS DISTINCT SAVINGS SNAPPY NEW FALL HATS THAT ARE FULL OF STYLE AND QUALITY AND PRICED SO MODERATELY THAT YOU WILL WANT TWO HATS INSTEAD OF ONE. AT THE FASTERN YOU'LL FIND PLENTY TO CHOOSE FROM FELTS AND VELOURS From all fashion centers reports say that Felts and Velours are among the style leaders. We are chowing a wonderf assortment. Felts at Velours at $1.98 and $3.98 $3.98-$12.50 Velvets and Hatters Plush Hats Hatters Plush Hats and Velvets are in the running, too— some in combination with satin We are showing a large variety in all the newest styles— including the latest pirate shapes. CHILDREN’S HATS We have provided a splendid array of Hats for the youngsters, including girls i1.08 $2.98 AR RN ERREHREHERRRRERXRERREEREEEEREREHABRRERREREERARERERERARARARI ABARAER A ARRALERRARALELAAABARRERAAERAARAARERARERAR AR AR BARANNH RX.