New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1927, Page 4

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Garber Brothers are known throughout New England for the unequalled low prices .... for offering fumiture of good taste and Akron, Ohlo, May 27 UP—Fifteen | | huge g1a bags il take the air here | || convince you of the remarkable values obtainable here than whole pages of praising *descriptions. dependable quality +... a personal visit to our establishment ... a careful inspection of the merchandise offered will more quickly on Memorial Day for a distance fiight dedicated to the world war| dead of the United States. | The pilot of each bag will seek favorable air currents which will carry his craft far from the start- ing point and win for him the Litch- B el Gorgeous Table Lamp = [z : Centennial Carriage the event, a share in the prize money, and the right to represent | | . ; : the United States in the interna- | 45 . i d tjonal balloon race to be held this| b (] % & $3 ? .50 fall in Denver. The Memorial Day event is the| || 1927 national elimination balloon . PR i ;. i i e iacpiug: wlih tis patriotlo An irresistible value . ... The ’ This carriage is of very sturdy dedication seven United States| | lovely Vase Table Lamp. Gorgeous v b P . X construction. Easy to push. Cozy ‘vred and . Mundred. airpianes wil | silk ~shade, ~beautifully fringed. 87 W ; andcomfortable fror theibaty, | ill last many seasons. Solid ruk participate in an army, navy and | | A $14 value. a” . ber ti ) 3 rub- marine corps fiying program pre- 4 g 3 o L 3 ires. : ceding the balloon take-off. Another symbolic touch has been added with the selection of Mrs. | | Martha Ables of Akron, four of | whose sons died in the world war, as sponsor for the balloon entered | by The Akron Beacon-Journal. Sheh | has been designated by Gov. Vic Donahey of Ohio as the state's war mother. Balloonists finishing first, second und third in the distance flown will win_the right to compete for tHe| international championship in bags | | of 80,000 cubic feet capacity. The minimum bag capacity permitted in ihe Akron race s 35,000 cubic feet. The Litchfield trophy, putup by P. W. Litchfield, will become the permanent property ot any chapter | | | of the National Acronautic assocta- tfon whose representatives win the race thres successive times. Akron | | | balloonists have won it for the past) | | two years, and a victory by any of the three Akron teams this year! ||| : would bring the cup here for all The Ddutht includes & tme. o e g complete furnishings JEMAR amall fdepody Prize money s divided into for four rooms. i delivers everything— awards of $1,000, $800, $500, $300 | pay as Covenient. and $200, and each pilot entered veceives $100. Entrants In the contest include: _Akron Beacon-Journal, Carl K. Welam, Akron, pilot; Goodyear| | Ferit | IR oo | Complete Home QOutfits well, 8t Louis, piloting his own bag; Robert P. Lehr, Los Angeles, | 3 plloting his own bag. | 3 Designed to Save Health, Food U. 8 Army No. 1, Lieut. 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