New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1925, Page 5

0 667 SURVEY ASAINS ufmm Re-investigation of Evidence| " Sought by Gommission Washington, Sept. 26 investigation of evidence gathered by the federal trade commission in an | inquiry into the tobacco trade has been orderad. The commission will appoint in- vestigators other than those who as- sembled its original evidence, as a result of protests made by coopera- tive marketing associations as against the method followed and the tentative findings. The decislon of the commission followed a conference at which Aaron Sapiro, counsel for the na- tional councll of cooperative associ- time, and Earl Davis, attorney for tobacco assoclations, protested in particular against the course of Earl Haynes, the commission's chief in- vestigator, in the inquiry. No state- ment of findings will be made, Chalr- man Van Fleet sald, prior to the final report of the commission to the senate. The commission's inquiry is in compliance with a resolution intro- duced by Senator Ernst, Kentucky, ordering a report as to whether the American Tobacco company and the British American Tobacco company had boycotted cooperative assocla- | tions, Investigators prepared a ten- taitve report in which {t was de- clared that some officers of one of the tobacco associations had organ- ized a corporation which took large profits for redrying tobacco. It was against this section that protest was | made, The cooperative councll, in a state- ment today, declared “the contro versy involves President Coolidge suceessful campaign to ‘deliberal a number of governmental boar: and commissions, notably the trade and tariit bodies, by appointing standpat personnel. “Opposition members of congress.” it said, “have intimated that the novement reflects the friendliness of arge corporate interests which have been etaunch campaign contributors. “At any rate, the fedcral trade ‘ommission i now in full standpat ontrol just as is the tariff commis- <ion. Chalrman Van Fleet declared the | nmission waa unconcerned as to ) (A)—A re- | Rhodes Scholarships Are to Be Increased | Lc w\lun Sept, 20 'fl"‘ The le 8 1 lished by the be Increased from £350 to £400 to mect vacation expenses and the Increased cost of living. crease wlill be effective October 1. Nearly 100 Rhodes scholarships from the United States now at Oxford and Cambridge universities will benefit by the increase, Woolworth’s Power Boat Is Wrecked on the Rocks New Bedford, Mass., Sept, 25 (&) The power boat Velma, owned by N. B. Woolworth, New York, and bound from Quincy to New York city, went on the rocks ot Cuttyhunk Light this morning. The craft was later pulled off by coast guardsmen and leaking badly was beached at Cuttyhunk harbor, The craft was in charge of J. A. Johnson, New York, and grounded when anchors dragged in an early morning blow. TO ATTEND CONVENTION John C. Loomls, president of the Commercial Trust Co., Judd of the New Britaln National bank and F. W. Macomber of the New Britain Trust Co., ‘will go to| Atlantic City Monday to attend H!r“ convention of the American Bank- ers' Assoclation which week, mets m\l! RELEASED ON BONI | tamford, Sept. 25 (P)— | lannon and William Major, be rooklyn, sent to jail and fined § each on Wednesday for transportin lquor, today filed an appeal and each gave a bond of $2500 and wer released from the county jail. REAL OR PUBLICITY? ! T.08 Angeles, Sept. 25 (P —What ‘\\ 18 described 1 the watchman : |the home of Douglas Fairbanks an ‘\!nry Pickford as an atfempt by {four gunmen o breal info the Picl ford-Fairbanks home in B | Hills near here, was reported to (1 police early today. The police ar: | nvestigating. Mail Orders Carefully Filled ralers and retailers, everything into our shoes, This i hoes. \‘ / Beautiful Horjery Giving Real Folks Real Value Our Factories Work For You The men who make the shoes, the men who buy the leather, the designers, the salesmen in the stores; the entire John Davis organization works to give you the bhaet shoemaking, the finest leathers, the utmost in de- signs and patterns and the most courteous service. You save the profit usually paid to individual whole- As manufacturers we strive to put iving real folks real value, Thousands know it; veu, teo, will ind it pays to wear Tokn Davis Most Seslish Veathers $6 PROSLATE FOURS Bird’s Proslate Fouss are 40" long and are extra heavy. They form three spark-proof protection on the roof. They have an unusually smooth, even surface of natural red, green, or blue-black crushed slate. They have the distinctive arched cut-out. They are four-in- quickly laid and save labor and nails. Proslate Fours are made by Bird & Son, inc., ( Est. 1795), manufacturers of Neponset Twin Shingles Roll Roofing, Paroid Roofing, Neponset Black Paper and Neponset Board. every sort of building! We are headquarters for Bird's roofings, building papers FRANK NAIR, INC. 547-549 MAIN ST. Opp. St. General and Builders’ Hardware 3y layers of waterproof and one shingles, are Shingle Design Building There's a Bird product for and wall board. TEL. 2127 Mary's The in- |8 William 1. || § 1l NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1925, The Ways of Friendship Here Go To Great Length to Win Customers It 15 « achieven store like this to sell selentifically and with knowledge of custom ors wants, Into every selling transaction goes the and friendship which money That we value lighly, The in 50 will that you appreciate means that new customers ar ore of Iriendship, bui stronger each day thr It isn't any great trick just to sell goods. wortliy wever for ement of courlesy alone cannot buy visible evidence of g when you buy he A daily, Th od will and g rpetual serviee, NEWEST THE S Notice—Store Open Saturday Until 10 P. M. ’fcw Britains Yhopping Center FASHIONS IN FALL % DRESSES FEATURED IN OUR DRESS DEPARTMENT TOMORROW AT THIS VERY LOW PRICE $9.98 A truly wonderful lot of stunning new frocks! trous satins, canton crepes, cloth dresses, ete popular color—hokara, pencil blue, black, nav} cedar, cuckoo, epinard greens, ete. all occasions. style for Lus, in every . brown, In every no\\ fall All sizes for women, misses and stouts! TOMORROW ONLY! Great Value-giving Sale of Women's and Misses' High-Grade New Fall Dresses Satins Cantons Flat Crepes Charmeuse $5.98 Ralbriggans Jacquard Crepes Crepe de Chines [Fall Prints Sizes 16 to 46 AGAIN WE LEAD! “LUCILLE” A NEW CREATION Short \amp (m'l ‘beaded bow, patent leather, velvet; , Cuban and flat heels r~s 215 to 8 $4.95 Oxfords and Pumps for Pleasingly Plump Women STYLISH STOUTS— i witent, Colt, Velvet, Satin, Kid p, Gore and Buckle Effects Shoes Roys' Sizes to 51, I'hese shoes the hardest test; other Men It Will Pay Youto Visit Our Shoe Dept in Oxfords of Russis and patent leather; all Goodyear we $3 98 sizes 5 to 10; other stores $6.00. Saturday Newest styles gun me A FEW MORE SCOOTERS LEFT! FRE Has Your Boy Got One? Come FREE and Get One With the Suit He Gets , . Boys' Two-Pants Vest Suits Cheviots and cassimere and all-wool mixtures; a woun- derful assortment of new patterns and colors; all made to retail for $12.95. For Saturday. Sizes 8 {o 17 Boys’ Juvenile All-Wool Jersey Suits Beautifully Trimmed $4.95 Every Suit Well T Sizes 2 to 8 Knicker Trousers Cheviots, Tweeds and All-Wool Mixtures $1.98 Values to $2.99 Sizes 8 to 17 "ailored A Special Purchase of Sweaters From the American Hosiery Compar $3 49 Real Camel’s Hair Sweaters All Colors, including White; All Sizes to 50 . Ladies’ . Beacon Bathrobes $2.98 Zes to 50 Patterns Most Complete Stock of Sweaters now on display, including the popular turtle neck, windbreaker, lumber- jacks, ete. At reasonable prices for Boys and Girls Girls’ $1.98 Sizes to 2 are durable and will stores $2.95, Neckwear Complete assortment of fine Lace Jabots or Col- lar and Cuft Sets, ecru and cream; many with satin tie effects; also large-size Windsor Crepe de Chine Ties in all col- ors and combinations; values to $1.50. 98c Saturday. Domestics SPECIAL! — 300 pairs Sash Curtains, extra large size; in serim and net material; hemstitch- ed ruffle; 50¢ quality. Saturday, 39C pair. .. 81x90 Heas\ Quality Brown Sheets, no seam; a regular $1.50 value. Saturday, each. o $1 .OO 100 Dozen Pillow Cases, sizes 42x36; made from fine grade cotton; our 29¢ grade. Saturday, each 236 1,800 Yards Heavy Qual- ity Brown Sheeting; worth today 25¢ yard. Saturday, 1 7c vard n"fl .LJI.V 380 1o 580 Mum‘/ / =00 New Brriain Cr ble ‘/0/ o /o/ /» e/ yfiodq Autumn at Hand Brings Problefiu For Home and Personal Needs Every season finds people thinking of new things for the home and personal requirements. Autumn rapidly approaching brings a realization that the home needs closer attention to make it hospitable and cozy for the colder days. The need for apparel both styllsh and serviceable is apparent to us all, I'he Mothers, too, have the additional problem. of clothing their youngsters and keeping them happy and contented. Although these problems may trous you, yet there fs no need for concern. This store with ample provision already made for Autumn stands as a bulwark to assist you in securing the ight things at the right prices. Advance Sale of Fall Coats Be here early! The finest, the latest, the most desired new Fall Coats for a quick sale— $24.50 Regular and extra sizes Fvery wanted color — black, Burgundy, blonde, rust, dark green, navy, brown Every coat beautifully trimmed with fur collar and cuffs and buttons. this lot. The new flare coat is featured in Yes, many of them. NEW FALL SILK DRESSES A brand new purchase of smart Fall Dresses in the latest fall styles and colors oftered tomorrow at $14.95 Satins, canton crepes, flat crepes and cloths, ete. All sizes, all colors Toilet Goods- Tins Men- yen's Tale 5 Guest Size Life Buoy Soap $1.00 Armand Compacts. . $1.00 Germaine Face 2 Powder. Sat, 90 50c Tube Krank's Temon Cleansing Cream. Special . 330 7c 5c Size Boals Roll. Special B ——— FOR BABY These Chilly Days Baby Buntings $1 98 Value to $2.19 Jewelry Dept. Extra Special! — 5,000 pieces of fine Jewely, consisting of Bar Pins, Pearl Chokers, Br: lets, Brooches, Linger Pins and many more styles; values to S1.50. Your choice 2 5 c Saturday, each Included are Sterling Silver Rings with beau- tiful birthstones. Piece Goods 32-In. Madras for dress- es, skirts and blouses; all good stripe patterns; new colorings; 29¢ value. Saturday, 19¢c 36-In. Check Batiste in pink, Dblue, lavender, white and peach colors; 25¢ quality. 6 Saturday, yard 1 C 36-In. Kimono Flannels in a big range of all the new styles and colors; extra heavy and warm; 50c grade. 5 Saturday, yard 3 G 36-In. Black Duchess heavy lustrous Satin, quality; $1.75 grade. . $1.49 DISTINCTIVE FALL HATS Hats of velour, felt, vel- vet, fabrie—in an array of glorious fall colorings as well as the more con- servative tones, and [ plenty of black, for One Table of New Fall Felts $1.98 These Hats Are Worth $2.95 HOSIERY “Rosaine” Silk Hose for All = Women—Full fashioned, the \ pure thread silk in black, New 1 / white and the new fall all shades. Special Saturday Shad N Children's English Ribbed Hose-—A smart new fall novelty in three shades with colored Roman stripe carter effect just below the knee. Special Saturday, pair. Children's Golf Socks—Large assortment of new fall styles; sizes 6'3 to 1014, Saturday, pair For the Little Miss We have just ree mwd a shipment of beautiful Dresses for the “little miss” in all the new fall $4 98 fall materials and all the new fall shades sizes T to 14 COATS for the Little Miss A wonderful collection of new fall Coats for the missy awaits you here tomorrow. Hats for the Little Miss Just the Hat to mateh her coat, and at the price that matches your pock- etbook. We have them in all colors, all § 98 styles. Some at Others to §4.98 Fall and Wiater Underwear Specials for Saturday Men's Union Suits—Fall and winter weights; $1.50 value. Special Saturday, suit Childven's Knit Slecpers—Warm, fleecy, brushed garments in sizes 1 to 8. Special Saturday. Men's Flannel Work Shirts—For these cool, crisp days men will require good warm Shirts. $l 79 . . Special Lot on Sale Saturday, each