New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1928, Page 5

on vard tary to his owner" Mayrice Preparations were mad ) h a r| Miss Ros % st | Hickey. Brookline,” visited “the followed laugh as amusing situatio for moving in the gleaming red gal- | speakers were Mr. and Mrs. Philip street. has returne > | west coa. has returned to his home 9 developed in the cfforts of the host- lows for the exccution I'riday. : Tan Mrs. Jacobs and Mr. Sargis. [from the New Brit 3 hos T ess to read her paper b . Yesterday he was visited isi Mr. Sargis a r. Peters were in | pital, where she had undergon How “Harvard” crossed the een- WI]MAN S [;LIJB HEA[] Adolescent Young™ to the antag e 2 father and mother. John McDonald | charge of E operation. Miss Palmicri 1= [tinent is a matter of conjecture, but tic president, and the bored and di . ey of Sydney, N and Mrs. McDon-| Mr. Sarg Peters thanked ploved the fact is, he is here. interested members of the Orles ald of Portland, Me. They visited at! Rev. and Mrs, .\Jan., Mr. and Mrs, Attorney 'wx‘" G. Woods. | When Hickey returned homve from Election o Officers and Members 5”73 cton 5 v ™"oc ™0 | § W QI | cororeuo e ana cried over their; Tumeaz. Mre. Jacobn for the e e pusiness ast night. he found the son. Each visit was about half an The b nked the girls of | 1T @ = ensconced on a sofa, wearing @ !strong-minded president, who s A % % hour. The convicted man—who has | the Jolly Ju Police Dog Crosses U. S. i i g s 11y y tisfied but deggish le. Marks Annual Mee""g SAorod b e s ntnal st o2 . not seen his parents since his con-| Tn conclusion {he gathering sang To Massachusetts Home ot e A ight to oust her o th < vie 1 . ey most vexing, Hickey said ought to oust her from presi- iction—attempted to console them “Amiricw e i that the dog caa't ba questionas dent’s chair in order to fill it hierself $ and spoke in low whispers. o o y The annual meeting of the Wom- until after discovering Mrs. Joh % % Mrs. McDonal ther is in Mon- 3 r shepl i diR held in the auditorium Stone’s daughter, Faye, in the arm 1 : L : Clty [tems epher ! | BEAD HERALD CLASSIFIED Abt of the W. C. A. yesterday after- | ©f the president's son. Tom, it de- 5 FOR YOUR WANTS noon, the president. Mrs. Laurence ‘cloped that Mrs. Johnstone had ne Hazel Greca of residing. Election of officers | desire for the president's chair, and 2 hroughout has i spoken el 4 1o a deg n t ie coming year was held, as Only wanted the oppo to reas . i hope i conviction that A olloy of the it o sident, Mrs. Laurence Mouat "1::"”“"7 “n‘"’;“ .:‘x(“_“"“" of "‘; 3 . : : langhts of this i . : x ien-presides Mrs. . R 2 o g . g a . == = = : 3 b Sk viee-president, Mrs. 1. T e < ¢ X T innocent canse of most of the mis 4 $ e il and s £ Schultz; recording sceretary, ‘['r'y".h' SRR L b0 g g NE P G berg was counsel for Poglisch louzlas A, Johuston; treasurer. Mrs, © & )“ "r‘.il-‘ ¢ = Johnstone's ! , camp, Modern Woodmen ’ \rthur H Harrop; assistant | 92VEhter, ¥ ISt 7 g X P & : of America, will nice orrow e s Miss Esthor B. Stanley: |ficters is as follows : South Church ¢ ization Has | Mie Hohnaes oo iitor. Mrs. Louis §. Reynal T dohnston b e S D g Party and Pledges Coupera- Haieshall Advise Hospital Tested Method The following were admitted as g o B e 4 | A ta recon 3 ton With Le- has been cnterad by : dip for Home Use—Many Here ] Uo7 Nora, her maid M ' E 3 5 Co.. of this rity ner o Stey Relieved in Few Hours s Armstnons: s MI& | ynaae Tannatane, Mo Folursloe! 3 v The i 1 - Dumas of I'la : S Atwater, Mrs. T W i iss Dorothy Ha ; | i < an mission, | of Hartfor . ol ard. Mrs 1oy 1" Bowtell, Miss e |8 : : r bt Doputy Sheriff W. urrey of ; Birtles, Mrs. Chester & o000 SRt 3 o | i i th cment of PR T e R e wers, Mrs. Clarence W, Brainerd, Gop e Froderick ; b A i chur B Eninar s . SR Liiekay o Mpe, Curtis W. Christ, Mrs, Leslie 2 g i ¢ | v . : i o W. Copeland, Mrs. Clarence Conant, L0 o g ¥ b : anir = | probate co estate of Mary Mrs, Clifton 1. Cooley, Mrs. Charles 5 e ; " 3 e ¢ H0ES BElnn] I k. Me Clarkson con . Cogk. Mrs. Thomas W. Crowe, pqo*" (' o sasenl 19 : ’ : ) 0 . b ey Mre. B, M. Crum. Mrs. B. F. Cline, \rs Stanley M. Conper, Mrs, Georg: Chicago nIng at 8 o'clock at W members Mrs. Parmales, an aristoerati I res v me i S, Coit. Mrs. A, Stantey Dunean, Mrs. |y Herhort A, Dyer. Mrs. Lela at 7 . ¢ 3 o Mre. Jos M. Hallor nd | dat ; J g ilia ¢ 12 Jaxs club are of Taul Yago Pt Josepl alloran. atrs. Ham Yo . 3 . Villi or reside Vincent et and the D. Heininger, Mrs. Harry Mrs: Bernard S Nic i ‘ . m b Mrs. John Hubert, Mrs. |yl coct 2 cyr er. : .:3\~| Tiltl'ovv\'l!~' Mrs T Ravinpnd G Jahn A, Jubilee sty . Henry R Lash, BB rrw: Smith mtesident ot il Both of Stunley Women's Dorothy Latham, Miss Jane b s e N e ¢ ¢ H . . i 11 hoys atham. Miss Hortense Loiselle, Mrs, |0 o ois 508 (200 3 4 . 4 % J \alton Meazley, Miss Elsiie M- Auley. Mrs, Hugh £ McKenna, Miss Murnane. Mre. Walter B. | 13051100, Mrs. Douglas Johnston, N : 3 : : Fis e sl pieasant soonfuls af Cherry MG, 1 Nehtingare, | Frition. dirs. T el Johnglon, 21 Ik lev, and |y ! coting tomorrow cve- other i “hich have - IPectoral now and yowtl feel like & dif. Clifford A. Odin. Mrs. Hardy | \.s Charles W. Lee, Jr.. Mrs. Jot DORIS McDONALD 1 ; AL U iR . i appreciatior oys | A dav PNt New Eritolnases liais first earit . n n $1.00 hospital sire. - Payor, Mrs. Heary B. Platt, Mrs, | (o CHF 0 v o boy horn a F T CHILDREN'S HOWE WILL BE fAFADIflf JUS"GF o b v S s 5 : e : < of Mrs. Adame Miss Ruth Simone has ents s John H. Schaffer, Mrs. I'rank , i nald t A talk was given by Jo! an Ja mploy of Clerk of Courts E Mre, DwightSkinmor, Mre. Ldzar 1 ! ( T i .. Drotherhood. He promiscd that th erets She was formerly sec Smith, Mrs, Harold Tayntor, Mes. It T R 1 crs, Mrs, Alfred G. Way, Mrs, L o alter Westluke, Mrs. Edward 1 Weeks, Mrs. T B Wilbur, Jr., Mrs. | Churches Arranging Vor Uver- iichard L. White, Mrs. Frank M. | Zimmerman i cises on Anniversary ollowing the husiness mec The Childr s T 2 - LR ! . i play, entitled he - Adolescent |5 Ryl 4 X LhE: SRRl roueh S, g e A, S S S 75,000 Shares .nn; dvrccu] by Mrs, Georgel|. W WAy @ . ) t » <an, chuirmio . ccretary: | came ‘Do had bees jishit 1 foghich e 3 Jotin Tohnwon, trasarer ani A i o L. A. YOUNG SPRING & WIRE CORPORATION was written | IRoL ol d d I i o his ear 1o save e ) 3 »x Miss Pauline Phelps of Hartford, | Cam=en and n. A t oW davit 1 McDonald is down s rdeau of Mrs. Johnstone, hostess to the| e 0 « i ns have been ‘rlcan Woman's club. The plot was : Blanchard o dai) by & memiot casurer ¥ drives out the Miss B ¢ % After supper the boys told stories 5 of | Pectora i " the nosc passeges, throat and Other Cluly Members—Mrs y . played violn solos. 1d Committee of Swedish Socictics and antilatine dividends of 8 2hth anniversary to assets m the event of lquidat ding of the ho f the Corperation m whole or in part nare was also voted ¢ je dividends. Convertible sha ren an outing at the shoir ay prier to the date of redemption Dligioumitioe e Sopuposer Transfer Agents Registrars END QUICKLY WHEN YOU US L‘ ,,“;.u: ,‘,‘,: ae iy N Tre New Yorx Tuust Comrany Cuaranty Trust Comrany or New York CAMPHOROLF. New Britain, and was orgi New York New York vears ago with th : U~ion Trest Company Derroir Trust Company Nose o Thiout J i ing Dr. Klingberg in his cause Detroit Detroit ‘:Si,,"fi‘“.{.“m\ ersr g A e e ? CAPITALIZATION Lo e treement i CanrHOROLE. e A1 in. Readiness for G $icding % 1t boothes and heals the infamed membrane. N Lifting Wrecked s|cd|m- Funded Debe hrct Mortgage 512, Gold Bonds due 1928 Toosens up a Cough or s : or Chest. 1 Ais the Then vou Manomet Point, Mass \ e Anow b soon Terveracking Cough ¥ith 3| (1°Dy o last of the sarce in 1 Convertible Preferred Stock (without par \xlch ARy, LR s o sed. 0 Le i o opers up T Robert L. 4 i Common Stock (without par value): < oo oro Hesihatal ook : q + 955000 of Borde have been retred. FoRL s and | Ttmoved today preliminary fo th 4 475,000 shares of Common Stock reserved for the conversion of the Convectible Prelerred Stock ng tickle 1 of the ship from the in the throg®. thousands o ,4,,“”"0“0“ i ousands | picrees the hull j i e : My L. A. Young, President of the Corporation, has summarized his letter regarding the Corporation as follows: g ) tire lower hold of ) g cd with water slicd ! o 3ol ) ¢ HISTORY AND The business was established thirty vears ago in Detroit, and was first incorporated in 1908 oy ! 5 p Pty "(1 oo ABan A ldansss wokel o ! Isis 0 v cents at BUSINESS: with a paid-in capital of $30,0c0 Excepr for the proceeds of the sale of 1,000,000 First teamor x,mml.x fre : G i Gt i i “ Mortgage 5127¢ Gold Bonds, of which $835,000 have been redecmed, the business has grown to its present pro- York. was thrown off S . Ve oM i b portions (hmugh the reinvestment of carnings 0 a zale and blinding snow : i In April 1018, the Corporation was organized under the laws of the State of Michigan, under the name of L. A Young Industrics, Inc., and owns all of the outstanding stock of L. A. Young Industrics of Canada, Limited, Star- N /f‘ Service Hanger Company (Michigan) and Star-Service Hanger Co. of Texas I 0 G (W 0" o 0 W ! ¥ @ 1B S &S ( <5 The principal business consists of the manufacture of a diversified line of wire products, including bed springs, = industrial coil springs, wire haskets. wire coat hangers, springs for automobile body cushions and for upholstered %’ turniture. Manv of the largest automobile manufacturcrs and upholstered furniture manufacturers are among Expecially Created for LYA de P U TTI Has Captivated -America : its customers AB RSP c e N BIDICICIosEABIRISIE SIS B The nine factorics are located in Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pitesburgh, Birmingham, Dallas, Oakland, ST\RRI?QU IN ‘“MIDNIGHT ROSE,” A UNIVERSAL PICTURE ) | Cal, and Windsor, Canada BB EIEIBI DI BIBIDIBIDIOIOIDII0+OIBIOIDIDIDIDIGIGIOIG O The Corporation and its subsidiaries are the largest users of high carhon spring wire in the world “MIDNIGHT ROSE” . ASSETS: The Consolidated Balance Sheet of the Corporation as of December 31, 102, after giving effect tn . the transactions propesed in connection with the recapitalization recenely effected, shows: Total Assets P : of $6.980,-28 o1, ( m,cm Asscts of $2,175.703.14 as compared to Currene Liabilitics of $410,105.17, a ratio of or A over 5 to 1, net tangible assecs, exclusive of patents and good-will, $5,020,133 77, cquivalent to $67.00 per share on this issue SALES AND The consolidated net sales and consolidated net profits after deducting all expenses, including c adequate depreciation and income taxes at rates then in effect, of L AL Young Spring & Wire feoera—s) Corporation, as certified by the Corporation’s auditors, Messrs: Price, Waterhouse & Co , were as follows: = WILL BE PRINTED IN THIS kgD s $1.0 PAPER FRIDAY I e s s 8,210,854 26 1,060,290 71 842 Entitling you to a Regular $1.00 BOX of “MIDNIGHT ROSE” i s 9,591,721.03 FACE POWDER upon presentation of the COUPON and 39¢ only at (% ' e T2 S A B B e e e e i g gt on the Convertible Preterred Stock and equivalent, atrer allowing te ¢ 82 5° dividend on the Convertible RAPHAEL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Preferred Stock . to over $3.28 per share on the outstanding 225 shares of Common Stock TOILET GOODS SECTION : - - During the abouve five vear peried the Corporation has dishursed to it stockholders cash dividends rotaling IN THREE SHADES —WHITE, BRUNETTE, FLESH )5 NS o i $2,135,305 and the operations each year, without exception. since 1910 have shown substantial prohe s I’\l&#cB P?t\dlenE:l f “wIF"“d‘ ;rertilml\. 4 The sales for Januart 1028, exceeded those agjanuu\ 1927 bv over 257, and the net profies, after interest and b peisias 4 with “MIDNIGHT 7 4 f ; depreciation, belore income taxces, showed an increase of 385 488 pure from lead. The face powder is scented with “MIDNIGHT N g N P t 9 FUME. powder d 7 f il ROSE P’El“l l“‘l‘:amm o ::::;;. ey P 3 . PURPOSE: The sale of this stack does net represent any new hnancing by the Corporation but 1s simply a wivet Albey ol i | 7 purchase of part of the interest of the present stockholders Try tllil BOX for 59c ! ’::JDRE A ANAGEMENT: Thowe who have been responsible for .'m\xw,um:.w development and opcration of tis busi i DN’GHT RosE ‘ > ness in the past are to continue in control of the Corporation Note the Results (PPN Lo 3, Do not waitto pay $1.00 for your et box. Allow us to prove e - '1/"?‘3"79,'?"::’7::‘,«1-‘, : Price $34.00 per share and accrued dividends, yielding 7.35% ‘merit . Afte have used this one box you'll never be wit V7 /7, r " e/ e MIDNIGHT ROSE~ FACE POWDER. That's why 25 i Wi e Ga o afford this costly method of proving its value to you. : : Only One Box to Each Customer mn...u cusu o es ouom o cor e sisome |2 ’ THIS INTRODUCTORY SALE OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 2ith No Coupons Accepted After This Date ‘ PRINCE & WHITELY BAKER, SIMONDS & CO. Introductory Sale Limited to 720 Boxes Only Ne C.0.D. o Telephone Orders accepted daring this Sale Pviceir Rights Since 1910, Reg. and Coperigint Na. 786, € Schugere, 1925 T T TR R TR - ke delisers on trompor ke cFece of The siatements here n contamed whis mar g 25 we believe t he relable, byt are nor