New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1926, Page 10

e s e ) NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1926. NAYY RECRUITING IESUERTLY - Again it has been proven that Garber Bros. 4788 Signed Up for Service | S EVERYDAY prices are lower ‘The recruiting drive for first en- listments in the United States navy started July 1 has progressed with great success throughout the Unit- | “ ,’ ® i ed States, 4,788 recruits having been sent to training stations since the drive started. The Newport train- ing station, which was closed recent- ly due to crowded conditions, is re- opened and men enlisted in Connec- itcut are being sent there as here- tofore. The navy department is par- ticularly desirous of obtaining skill- ed men, such as machinists, copper- ‘ber Brotherd I bix numbers®d r « " B lon abers s the People came to Garber Biothers fn biz numbors®during August the month of “sales and patternmakers. Special induce- v yar] r B s here is 1 . i R i gl oot everywhere except at Garber Brothers. ,There is no hidden reason why. It is simply a to enlist for they are given & petty i ofiter tultni Dmmedistaly, case of comparison and finding out the truth. The reasons are obvious. U. S, S. Pittsburg The U. §. S. Plttsburg, an armored cruiser, is fitting out at the Navy Garber Brothers are manufacturers of living room sultes, and sell them direct to the Yard, New York, for a cruise to the | :mm mn;m where she will be public. agship of the commander In chief, Many men are reenlisting at the These tremendous savings lower our prices. Connecticut recruiting stations for this cruise. She sails October 15, and the prospect of two years in the 5 Astatic station, where an American | It's a fact....Garber Brothers Can and Do sell for less everyday in the year. And that dollar has twice the buying power | i ke b that it has in the United States, has our EVERYDAY prices are lower than so-called “sale” prices is actually proven by the proved attractive to many service i i = e 5 men. 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