New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1928, Page 4

AT DT . FAVOR A REPEAL © . SLhkhontd this Garbes retoecs’ S MY VSt 0 Garber Brothers sl s e e’ 18h Amendment walked into one of the most beautiful and e 2 . complebq displays of furniture I had ever el b THaia. who has ; seen. Iwasamazed. Surely, where can peo- pelaed Wmai o 8nd ot for - > ple find a better place. And what added to dates feel about prohibition, now ,’ my amazement was thei!‘ low prices. I had has answers from three of them, all " | i g :"‘ . oy e ; O O ars visited ‘sales’. .. but here was a store that ouer sepubican " candidaist, Seos’ 3 0e000O0O didn’t have ‘sales’ and the prices were lower than I had seen at any other store, of course Kansas, in expressing his opinion that the prohibition amendment should not be repealed and that the Surely the priceless reward of i 3 m':-h'so“::\r::c zm;o:n{‘;mgg?é" lllpp:‘ne:s and romance justifies & GOOD VAL U ES qua‘hty considered. A : constant interest in beautifying . “ 1si! ¢ e i I S Are Worth Repeating e sk SRR M of dilae W reply to Senator Borah said that our pleasure to announce the 2 nothing o won i i ) any president must under bis onth showing of three and four-room We have featured these two suites before .g' » RCTHEOS S vf e du'ectly responsible for the urse that course, - He appended outfits of exceptional character. ... and if you were to hear all the enthusi- beautiful home I have. From now on I'm a booster for that store.” 2 Noble in Motive This new showing is of particular ti 'k de b “Qur country has deliberately un- interest to young couples because astic remarks made by our customers you Overheard by a young lady in our office at & recen Jertaken & great social and economic they may see complete furnishings would lose no time to see them on display. Bridge party in the home of the woman who mads the above experiment, noble in motive and far S NIE Ay surcont . 16 must be arranged on our floors ensemble. ol worked out constructively.” . o Ia much the same vein but in For Evening Appointments Call 2-7157 varying words, Senators Curtis and 2 Willls made their earlier responses to the Borah questionnalre, Observers who expected Senator Reed of Missourl, a democratic can- didate, to say something about pro- hibjtion on his present western speech making tour have thus far been disappointed. Holding positive views against prohibition the sena- tor has talked of nearly everything else in his attacks on the republi- can administration. Another democratic prospect, Governor Ritchie of Maryland, has often made known his contention that prohibition, and & host of other questions, should be left for settle- ment by the states themselves, with- out federal intervention. Others mentioned for the nominations. pos- sibly waiting to see if Senator Borah is going to mail them questionnaires, | are resting on previous statements for or against prohibition or for law enforcement. Expect Positive Views More positive views may be ex- pected when the favorite sons and others get into the swing of the pre- copvention campaign. Governor Bmith of New York, whose views on prohibition are giv- ing great concern to dry democrats, told his atate legislature in his mes- sage last January 2 that future amendments to the federal consti- tution should be referred to a refer- endum in New York. The Empire state has no prohibl. tion enforcement law of its own. But the governor said this in his message: “In the meantime there devolves upon the state the sacred duty of . . P . e v . g S 4-Piece Colonial Suiie in Genuine All Mahogany—A $350 Value! this state as our own statutes and selling at $350 elsewhere . . . and you'll realize that Garber Brothers Can ahd Do Sell for Less. Face Much Onposition Fi o . i , e suite is a specimen of the finest cabinet work and rich ma- tiop of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler = o - s LR AT e R e hogany. Dresser, chest of drawers, vanity and bed, exactly tional convention from the 19th congressional district 18 being op- posed hy the League of Women Voters and the W. C. T. U. The two organizations are circu- lating petitions for Miss Lois Barr, | a lawyer, who will run against Dr. Butler at the primary election April o ewhleoRs mtlons” NEW!...a 1928 creation depicting the grace and beau : ) i Y 1 ! ¢ gt - as shown. Five ply (the best) all maho, . Butler as Delegate to ty of modern furniture art as applied to Colonial styles. This $ 2 4 !5 Dustproof through};ut. Compare thisa sugir;n{vigl?n:;;uc:g; : The assembly distriet leaders, however, are said to be in favor of his eandidacy and his election by a large majority is predicted by New York newspapers. Attempts Made on Life Of Government Witness San Francisco, Feb, 24 (A—The Chronicle says two attempts were made here last night on the life of Captain H. W. Lyon, jr., soldier of fortune, son of Rear Admiral H. W. Lyom, U. 8. N, retired, and govern- ment witness in several rum run- ning cases The attacks, both of which Were attributed to rum run- ning gangsters, took place in the theatrical district. ] 3-Piece Custom-built Genuine Angora Goat Mohair Suite—Reversible Cushions in Frieze AR'I'FuRDV * Custom-made by Garber Brothers...that means quali- ; % ty and construction at its best. It is built for comfort. .. and SNSNNG GO (o vely renl) IUHLATE | DU iR i 05 you'll just thrill at its luxurious cosiness. Hand tied, resili- yersbls ' friese. Davenport, wiie Wisle sod ok chau'. g exactly as illustrated. GREAT[S'I ent, coil spring on reinforced webbing. Covering is genuine AUTO We NLVER have “‘sales” ... We ALWAYS sell for less SHOW STATE ARMQRY SEND FOR CATALOCG Mail This Coupon < ' ~3 e ot (T ) MRS Gladly Arranged I:Zl;q.\lnr:un \:' Hartfoxd: 7 : l,!,,. ’,ct \ N3 Convenience NN NS NI NS NSNS NSNS Broad St. and Capitol Ave. Hartford Afternoon and Evening February 18 to 25 (Except Feh. 19) Address o = =ea “See For Yourself”