New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1927, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1927. | Eskimo trader at another village 30 | miles away. COAST AN EMPIRE £ Really I Individual Country By - Northern Inhabitants Practice of Itseld rowest point. H he little port of Strange Customs whose usual equi- 5 NUNIVAK ESKIMHS | The lives of the islanders revolve s !around the seal, on which they w HAVF FREA l largely dependent for food, cloth L and light. In consequence, the 15 looked upon with the profou . Mr. Collins reports fi sealbones buried with more i than some of the human rem | The five months of isolation men- with Vera Cruz to the north, on the | |other side of the Isthmus. Chief seaport of the southern Pa- | cific coast point for G it is connect a large and modern Improvem Salina Cruz is conaected by rail st at which the bladders of Is caught during the year all |1 are | ton, D. C., Oct. 14.—For 5 of the n back into the sea to propi- year the entire | tiate the seal tribe. Numberless ta- ve been particular- P, from the weaned this year, is an empire in t patriarch, of Collins, that its biting Nunivak 2 not even charted Mr TOW constal plain, varying d Witn San Fre one Ired and thir- Los Angcles by rogular s ds lines, w toeaine: ubterranean b m, bringing of ancient man, though some k where it {s on the mainland old. Smi nlan expedition oh- the first skeletal material and ropological measure- According to Henry B. Collins, | Smit 1 ethnologist who 1 from an expedition | able i all along this coast, but cople in the entire iropological &tu rad been m ¥ Mr. Collins found ~the natives here most tractable and In every wanted size and at prices within the reach of all ’ Colleges to Dehate P 2 U. S. Foreign I’ul'ic_\' ts well in advance the southern United Gold Mines From Tndian Day The or Valves, Fittings & Plumbing Fixtures : . SOLD BY RESPONSIBLE DEALERS READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS e Corrientes the FOR BEST RESULTS REMODELING SALE NOW! 3-NCOM HOME OUTFIT CONSISTS OF: 3 Piece LIVING ROOM SUITE 4 Piece BED ROOM SUITE 8 Piece DINING ROOM SUITE SEE THIS OUTFIT DISPLAYED IN OUR STORE! E have always sold quality furniture. We are selling it now during this sale at great- ly reduced prices. To buy now means a saving of many dollars. E ave selling our own stock to make room, | not stocking up with inferior furniture to |#|' sell at a profit because we have a sale here! |f You can buy, confident that you get the same high grade furniture at honest-to-goodness re- ductions. A. CIESZYNSKI & SONS { 513-517 MAIN ST. TEL. 601 |y Library of Congress Gets Holmes Letter Washi n, t. 14 (P—; | tioned above is concluded with a|'Pe The letters were written be The- fasons e sald, were DRIVE (P —Twenty-five 500 schools, \dustrial con- untry will par- v highway eafety v the American lation. Charles of the organ- nent. The Prodigal Clothes Dollar Comes Back To Its Own! “IfOLLOWING in the wake of success is a lot casier than wallowing in the mire of uncertainty. The success of my pre-war prices last Spring and the sales-records of my Fall Opening last Saturday, have proven that value speaks all languages, from Campus to Blast-Furnace and from Main Street to Wall Street! Talk aboutwelcomingChannel Swimmers, LoneLindburgh and other Aviators—well just watch the reception they‘re giving P& Q2 New FallSuits Tepcoats & Overcoats and $35 for the man wko has been paying $50 or $60 to his tailor Here are prices that have not only taken good clothes out of the luxury class, but almost down into the realm of married men’s pocket money. Of course, I know that you always could “cover your back” for some such prices — but then just because Stogies are sold in a cigar store, doesn’t make 'em a regular smoke. Tomorrow, I invite all “Doubting Thomases,” Skeptics and Ultra-Critical Value-Seekers, to come here in a body and inspect my Hundreds of all-wool, hand-tailored silk-lined Suits Overcocts and Topcoats, in every color and size —and they’ll see clothes that do a little more than “cover the body” — at less than the price_of a good seat at a good prize-fight. -~ Colors as rich as revenue agents - Models as plentiful as 1928 Candidates - Tailoring that stands its ground like a traffic cop - Prices that talk business with every man's i aor pay envelope ! President 40 P& Q Shaps . 306 MAIN ST. Says FRED LINDSTROM Star 3rd Baseman of the New York Giants “If you want your clothes becoming to you, you'd better be coming to the PsQ Shop.” —Right you are, Fred!