New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1928, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1928, / K 5 trelled by the Bank of England, has been investigating Yugoslavian financial affairs. Bark has had several interviews King Alexander. It is learned that he has told financial and government circles in Belgrade that the British " oney market js interested in the possibili- ties of investment. ,The Leondon market has been closed for Yugo- slavian investments, but now that Yugoslavia Investigated As Investment Field Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Jan. 13 P— Peter Birk, the former Russian finance. minister, now general direc- tor of the Apglo-International Bank of London, which is largely con- privately owned roads are running passenger and freight busses, 21 lines operating their own machines and five being financiglly interest- ed in sutomobile transporting com- panies. The post office department operates 20 coach lines over 1,560 miles. ‘There are at present 4, on' the 1,400 bus lines in Sweden. The total length of these roads is 21,735 miles, while the total mile- age of railvay in Sweden is orly 16.000 miles. There are but 3,500 railroad stations {n the country, the Yugoslais have funded the Bnt-|Swedish Bus Mileage ish war debt, the embargo has been O o utdistances Railway lifted. 1t is understood that Bark| g .00 D 1EUP_The et has the assurance.of the governor of | mobile is pi an increasingly fm- the Bapk of gland that invest- | portant rol Sweden's communi- mentg to via will be favor- | cation, The railroads are recogniz- ably fegarded. ing its value so extensively that 34 xington, tirtn"' four generstions of Lex- ington citizens Charles H. is retiring hims:lf. He is still’ able to carry on after 65 years of mgk- ing boots and shoes and repairing them, but “simply wants a change.* ' with the minister of foreign affairs, Dr. Marinkovitch, and the minister of finance situation of the country. He also was received in audience by ERRUPS_HERRHPS_WEHERRUPS ice of The House awmwfl_“'“_-——m N Ny "r 1),” v, Syt gty g "'!um ',',’"lnu ‘ iy Glgantlc Clearance of lemg Room Overstoc R | A Feature Group of 129 Fine Suites Reduced to Only Eve We sincerely believe that no value-giving event to equal this has ever be- fore come to Hartford! It is absolutely imperative that we clear away 129 Living Room Suites within a few days! This includes our complete overstock, floor samples and discontinued lines! Therefore—the prices have been cut to the bone! Don't delay—come early! Every Suite in the House Reduced! suite is abaolutely brand new! A positively marvelous array of styles, upholstering and colorings in charming color combinations; u'aho]sured in splendidly durable print velours—cut velours—Jacquard velours! Coverings t at are found on the finest suites! There are two and three-plece combina- tions! Every suite on the floor has been reduced 25%, 33%, 50%! Some of these suites have sold actually as high #s §175. $5 Delivers Any Suite! None Reserved! SPECIAL BARGAINS Coxwell Chair The - famous Coxwell chairs zre the finest for rom{ort' These chairs are 'h‘V ‘Tast! Easiest Credit Terms Herrup’s A Feature Group' 86 Stutes All floor nmple "‘“’,, lurplul Dining Room Suites mut [ H I 1 0 —hence the red —33%—507% on all suf Al EASY TERMS Occasional Chair These &coop-seat chairs are practical in any room of the home—and are beautiful, too! Walnut fin- ished arms and legs— velour seats and tapesiry backs! Feature Group of 51 Sultes' Every floor sample suite and our complete over- stock must go quickly—hence this big reduction of these hnndseme nnt es are brand new—*xnalv as received !rom many of the most famous makers in America. 'nuine walnut, American gumwood and other duuble cubln-t wooa charming styles; most popular igns ; lovely finishes—and man; y mxta are in- cluaefl i'I:t sold ncu-lly 28 high um‘l“ early o your icted clmee of them EASY TERMS —N in price! 51 Suites—both 8 and 4 pieces—in the most beautiful styles and finishes—all new! You can choose from the most distinctive period de- signs—the best cabinet woods. Some suites sold as high as $195. Guaranteed Lowest Prices and Easiest Credit Terms HERRLIFS Corner Main and Morgan Streets HARTFORD Open Saturday Night Easiest Credit Terms End Table *1.19 Finished in beautiful ~J mahogany — a sensa- tion at this price! Only 1 to a customer! Ne Mail, Phene, C. 0. D. Kitchen Chairs $1.00 An essortment of unfin- ished Kitchen Chairs at enly $1.00 each. Limit 3 te & cus- tomer! For Evening Appointments Phone 2-7922 For Evening | Appointments Phone 2-7922 Ne Mall, Phene, C. O. D.