New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1928, Page 3

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APRIL 24, 1975, 1 Then he weat in to Flora, (he had to come back through Bos- $91.00 [City 1falt “IKES 7’5““ MILES Olney, and East St. Louis, I, to ton, Worcester, Springficld, and | st [St. Louis. Mo. and buck north|Hartford, to Plainville on the way through Springficld. Bloomington. ' to Danbury. It was originally plai- T“ w‘N 5 “““ [;ASH Joliet. and Chicago Heights, 1. In- | ned to have him finish at New York l T M'NU][ “I[i[ilNfi orth & Judd y [diana suw him at South Bend and | city, but as he was routed incorreet- h : Yulo ; Hart & Copley | Anisrican Hoster W, i 25 CIGARETTE PRICE WAR ™1 0" Somaueioi tor the MAY NOT BE FELT HERE vaciieca cor =5 conts'in threo as the popular brands now on sale beca; this would mean, in this city, a ¥s Dealers Cannot Sell | serious curtailment to profits that 5 M Ayl |would result in heavy losses, & New Honon April 24 (P piussen | Povular, Brands at Two Pack- | {H01C 0L e S 1. Diaz, tormer mford stock | ages for Quarter. | “We could not exist and carry on salesnian. was sentenced 1o one year a war that is assentially a manufac. in Jail today on cdch of two counts| Effect of the cigarette price war |turers’ war,” he added. “At the price . | Wholesale La Grange, and in Ohio he stopped [ly in the Middle West, Da < DINZ 1S 3 art & Hutchinzon tat Toledo. Sundusky, Lorraine, Lima at the 7,500 mile mark. Suinner Churck (Continucd from First Page) nd Cleveland, On he went to Erie, carricd two pedometers and sa —— P'a.; Butfalo. Batavia, Syracuse, knew New York was too far off. {1 éred around him on the street. Un- ! Herkeim Little Fall 5 Loungeway is a scoutmaster in til his arrival here he had collected | Schenect Amisterdam tle and has several hundred Boy Parker Shirt finucd from Virst Tage) Beaton & Cadwell $15.66, and he has an oxact record of {bany. N. Yi: North Adams. Gardner, Scouts under him. He is looking S Telialle Ao uaike of embezzlement by Judge Simpson, | veported to have started yvesterday | quoted us at wholesale, we would,be. o the donors, which he must turn in|Fitchburs, Ayer. Lowell, Lawrence, forward (o a position as scout bringing the finul total to $69.648 s which included obtaining money un- ' in New York, will not be felt in this making next to nothing on the sale to the race officiale. The book also | Haverhill, Sudbury and Chiliment. cxceutive. On his trip he lost 21 The finul repurt is as follows: firant lists thosc who provided muals, | Mass. fo Benton Harbor and Port- pounds, and he says he feels 100 | Amount | Lions cluh cigarettes and other articles, land, Me. years old. When asked if he would | [Ahders. Irary & tlark 3z Louisiana treated him best in con- his was not yet 7500 mils, so | repeat his e A S £ tributions, Loungeway said. for there | he received more open hospitality than in any other state, many pages | of his little hook bearing Louisian- i, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Dollars Do Extra Duty sov days. obscrving the a da Vs, ohscrving miles schedule. Then onc night | g Loungeway told the others that he was going to push on at his best, regardless of schedule, The nest day he exceeded his average. left his| competitors behind, and has not ®ecn them since, 2 Loungeway's hardest experience, . which almost cnded his part in the B o v e ot o —It’s Clever To Be Thrifty ! —Save In This Great Sale! u. * he was erawling over a fence | into a ficld. where he -planned to ercet the pup tent he carried with —A Great Value For Tomorrow! Wednesday At 9 “BY REQUEST” Quality - Service - Yalue - Bloomers and Step-Ins him. He heard a rustle behind him ~and then he woke up in broad | For the Lenefit of these who were disappointed cial 1ot of bloomors and step-ins, we der false protenses and five counts ' city in the opinion of many of the|of cigarettes. For that reason, T of forgery leading retailers here. Many have don’t believe that there will be any | stated that the war has been going | change in price in cigarettes In this on for at least four years and it has | city.” daylight. He had bled all night long and his uniform was drenched with 62 Dozen 39¢ Dblood- Apparently someone hid mis- l taken him for a tramp and had hit | T ko h T l Dim on the head with a board. the | urKis owels / fact that lic \as wearing an avia- : 4 tor's helmet saving his life. 1or the | —Lavge size, full bleached. /- neat few days he made bis schedule You'll buy thcw 2 Jna daze, bt outside of that period | b dozen. 22c w_\_. he has not been sick “for five min- | ’ utes,” he says. The for of tramps in Texas was justified, he added, for he persopally counted > of them while,crossing that state, Discovers “Mcanest Man in World™ | o Another meniorable cxprione ed in Erie, P, wher Ay met a man who refused | aturdas, on our spe- ve been Tucky 1o w1 fifly dozen more garments at this orice, 1o sce the arment is enough, all sizes o Wednesday At 9 A. M. ators big lot rare i $ .95 SILK SLIPS \\D GOWNS ETS, GIRDLES —Corsets with elastic top, long hip, $1 : 77 well boned, heavy coutil, lace back, A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT CITY i i A et St | Wednesday At 9 tran “Lounge - fim a'drink of water. (The contest- ants were allowed to ask water and information.) The fellow also threat- Pn(rl to set his doz on the hiker. Loungeway told the man he could see no differenec hetween him and | the cur, then went 1o the neat hous where a woman hettered water and | gave him buitermilk. She said her neighbor was the st man an the connfy, whercupon Lonngeway | told her he was the meancst i the | L Your Choice @ “;i“““""-" ALY J Save Japanese Porch Rugs —Come in. Delightful cool colors, will give long wear. Just what you'll want for vour porch, i i i he crossed the state of Texas from 11 Paso to Texarkana in 26 days. The proevious record of G0 days Wa made’ last year by H. Wright Ed “a_‘y:;].\_ »“llm carried “;; v;,,:ll‘.‘ T | —Small jars, assort- 9 he hiker wore out ten pairs of | 5 shoes on his ourneyinz. yet he has ed Jellies. Ea. C no corn. callous, or bhsier on his | feet. A garctte firm furmished him with smok eral cartons, but he savs that they 5 y have not affected his wind in the ——Small jar Potted Food. slightest degre : y Guest of Town Overnight. —Small jar Peanut Butter. Loungeway arrived here from | Hartford last might and hecanse of ‘the rain saught sheltey at the town - /mall, where “Shad” Prior acrommo- “ated him with one of the two cella c " d c “ Se n the local jail. This morning he ollar an u ts cgave the 1lrald the first atory which he has reloased to the press. First Selectmg who was®n —lower In Price Than Elsewhere! e sizes 24 to 36, and silk stripes —A special fable of these gar- wrap around girdles, elastic inserts ments fo go at this low price, all on sides and long hip fo eolors and sizes, heavy quaiity =ilk. g0 at this low price 97c Tomorrow and hie has used seve —Rare for H. J. Donnelly Co. where many extraordinary coat events have happened. Smocks $1.00,, —Black sateen cretonne trim- med and plain colored broad- cloths, all fast colors, full cut, all size; 3 D Wednesday At 9 —Lot 1—One or few of a kind coats, ineluding many with 84 Sl]k Spreads heavy crepe hack satin linings. -—Positively New Britain's greatest 1) spread value, all colors, full size 81x10 —Lot 11—Some high priced samples. No {wo alike. Spreads of quality guaranteed. (Limited quantity.) —Lot 11I—0dd lots\of coats, some made of sport mate- Bl i rials, from one of the most famous makers of high grade fabrics. Wednesday At 9 Odds and Ends —Furs: Squirrel, Hare, Fox Moline, Forina and many H 2 Electric Tabl other fabrics. Twill, Kashmir, Faille, Mixture Sateen and Chlldren | toves ' many other styles. Scarf Coats, Cuff Coats, Shawl Collars S rin and many others. P g ~Complete with heavy 6 ft. cord and detachabls plug. Red. Coats green and blue. Guaranteed §3.95, | v . 89 ul. Furniture ~Ecru linen with colorad hind ing. Makes a very distinetive and charming sef. The colored the interdtssc, d Lowngeway| Pinding give a very pleasing with the money for dinner, and his| °fect name went into the little noteboolk 2 With the other donors, the amount C being perhaps the largest in cash Which the hiker received. Affer his noon meal Loungeway planned (o get out for Waterbury and Danbury, e pe o oot e e | | —Great Big Bargains For the Men! and receive first-class transpottation hack to Seattle. 1 the other survive Men's Fancy Men's Fancy or of the grind finishes he will re- ' coive the secoad prize of 82,500 Hose . Route Through Many States. E _ Pa]ll'l'IQS The homeric route of the super- 35c 4 2 " marathon fook lomngeway from : $l 43 Portland and Pendleton, Ore., | Reg. value 50c » small lot stylish o Ivhruugh s, Lo atelo. and Tur-| | —well constructed hos: M Values to $2.50 —$6.00 value. POIISh ington, Tdaho; AL, Fonun, in an attractive SOT! - 5 AT . Ogden and WIt Lake City, l,‘|.m;; ment of patterns, man- —-Slightly soiled gar- .\mglc or dou- : hnx\w(z\fil’hrg» botti 24c and over to Burkett Pass, Colo., the ufactured by Reis ments, talken from our ye' Bale 704 00 highest post officc in the world Twenty five patterns to, regular stock. Full cut, blebreasted Rubber Then he went on fo Denver, Peublo, stlect from in sizos 10 reinforced. Sizes A, B. . Colorado Springs, and Trinidad, : coats of tweed Aprom or plaids|—A sample lct of houschold ik . | rubber aprons. Plain and fancy. priced for this| in an colors § Values $1.00 sale only. 3 Days’ Sale. ; 25¢ Wednesday At 9 —tage Vogue Millinery oing into Santa e N. M., over miles of black mud where the high- way was under construction. On to | Loudsburg and Eming he went, | crossing into Texas at Kl Paso and | going up through Vin Horn, Sahara | Blanca, Piute, Monahans, Ian | Big Springs, Sweetwidter, Port Worth | Dallas and Texarkana Passing into Louisiana at Shreve- port, he went through Alexandri $9.95 —Buy a dress tomorrow at a price far below regular. —Frocks that regularly sell for $16.75 offercd at this great saving. Smart Mens Dress Shirts Natchagoches, Murrayville, X and | 1 00 . crepes for summer printed crepes and flowered georgette ensembles, are and LOT NO. 1 —Speci crossed the Mississippi at Tiaton | s ¥ s g S 0T NO. ot Jtouge,, then on to Crowley, Benton, © Values to $3.45 a few of the striking values, chic styles. All colors. mall Jobbed and Lake Pontchartrain, where he —Shirts from our reguiar linc, highly tailored. cut full with double Hats $l 65 Hair iossed on the world's longest bridge | pleated shoulders. Not all patterns in all sizes but with a large . Models i : cnough assortment in each size. Solid woven madras, ®atin stripes, —Here arc — Tege nearly 15 miles long and open only a weck. From New Orleans he dou- ’ bled back and went to Popperville 40 WOmen ] Frosted and Meridian, )h York, Birming- . b, B, ani brsur, at:| READ THIS ! Rubber Raincoats $7 .39 Nashville and Clarksville, Tent » figurcd broadcloths, rayon stripcs, etc. Sizes 14 to 17. summe: LOT NO. 2 lar brin hats at round heq pleasing $2 65 fittin . crowns B turned great sav LOT NO. 3 front eff: ings on plenty o each pur- 3 65 straw and > chase. . folts. Full Fashioned —At the Thrift Basement ! §l¢9§,l—£?sff Sash Curtains | Cretonne Valancing uality. Made by a well —Finished, 31 inches long, reg- — Many attractive patterns. and Evansville 2 . 2 3 y —Positively Only One to a Customer! —After making a comparison of qualities and prices. We are —You'll have to be real early for this unusual bargain. convinced the prices on these materials are the lowest in the 3 city. (Buy a summer’s supply.) 40 In. Washable New! Percales FORD Flat Crepe 14¢ v (,E\l l‘\ ' ‘ oy “§clan:|§jz,\or¥anl ~-36 inches wide, far less than vou could buy elsewhere. Hawkinsville, Ky.: and Vincennes, 1nd. —Special For Boys Windbreakers ‘ gere T —Hi veig s no: ker, 11 the ular width. (A small lot at less priced only for the 3 day sale or PARTS Printed Radium Printed Batiste e oo e s | T Lo | A 3 g . ) izes. e I are e P ; : k | 980 Yard 3 for sl 00 ted to insure rough Days' Sale. It 89c 480 Yards Chep 7N d —Tor dresses, blouscs. slips, «fc. --36 inches wide, warranted tubfa:t 1t Pure silk, 36 inches wide. dam‘) patterns. Printed Dimities 350 Yard —36 inches wide. A wide choicc of patterns. ; | Discount | Printed Voiles 350 Yard : and Rayon Curtain Material f\.‘,« —Short lengths, some with slight imperice- ! [X13) Hose tion, ‘dotted and figured. You'ti buy nanysy ® ¢ vards at this low price. Extra fine quality, silk | Yard ...... e e 170“;’ 10 the welt with stop ravel = " I top. all perfect, in white 5 Piece r) § and all the wanted_colors . ; - 3 Days’ Sale. Ir. C ~—Made of a good quality scrim with at-! tractive colored bands, valance and tic Boys' Coveralls ; ~ _ 4 - E ‘. TSR to match, 2 1-4 yards lon, —49c quality. 36 inches wide, tubfast, all the b £ Chikdren's Fancy 3 y on, ' P‘lnwr new dotted patterns. —1In khaki twill and Golf ks full width. Set P8 o Automobile ( o, Palm Pnnts | blue demin. Sizes 2 ~Made with double 1400 Yards —Odds ana Encs! 8 : 3 2 to 7. Please shop early. e et | Cretonne Curtains 1-3 Off ] gty new Spring pat- ] o c Yard Limited terns. —36 inches wide. 3be qualify —For dining room. rior or --36 inches wide, fast colors. Idcal for mak tity. c 3 Days’ Sale Only the 3 day male makes this bedroom. One, two and’ thwee Ing smart dresses. quantity. .... low price possibile. of a kind. Priced for quick 14¢ . | i io0 1Te | clearauce. —BASEMENT—

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