New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1928, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 19"Q v ENA Even if you'r! new at clkc«maldng, you can make tender, feathery cakes with Snowdrift. Fresh, creamy Snowdrift is such a helpful silent partner for brides. | Germany ana Japan nave been ex | resignation. la E IS |tending their trade relations rmul]“ HEXNER HAS | _In a recent lccture at Oxtord, Dr. | pb Russia. British economists believe | ,Ihxmr criticized the University of that the increase in the United | London, which drew a retort from | the ER[Y S["J[i“T States-Russian trade may lead even 1hr Graham Little of the university, |vanc o to a resumption of diplomatic ma.! who assailed Dr. Flexner for his prior to the {tions between Russia and America. | If baked doctrines.” 1912 as assistant ary. < Germany has made the most de-! In another lecture Dr. Flexner . Al Enrope Anxlous o Be TIms!:::;"‘:,i‘iki‘f:’"az:,;t’:;?u;‘;t:‘l“:d No Longer With Rockeleller soiscmaca vie vuves siae ane Favom all others in extent and variet at| Foundation - il | wars rather than on educatio [the Mppoaw eshivition, The Ger: also eriticized the granting of | man government has guarantecd a! o oy e b s T e g dearose i American universif | May 25 (P—Russia 18 {gian purchases. ’ N eclaring it was not a part of a un! nt hub of the exertions of | guE—. - L | New York. May 25.—UP—The raa- sity to turn out “seductive ad- nd European business men. son for the resignation of Dr. vertisers or plausible bond sales- manufacturers arg trying | [Many British Tourists* Ao M 2k Misster ab el (e sewaen “;1 Take to Motor Boats tugies ana medical caucation of the i Portsmouth, England, May 25 (P! general education board. a Rocke- ng number of teller foundation with Iuhlch Te had T el e en connected for 15 years, re- ined unexplained today. The board of trustees in announc- his resignation said it was ac- pted with great regret, but no rea n was given rmd the resign: !u\n inadequately trained Ancient Violin Bears (0] in Inscription 25 &M—; violin ‘in Mantua London } «go, bears a strange | Latin —The increase in num £ss men to take up motor The cost of a boat with for six people and a speed < |miles an hour is $3 | cost of running it aby vear, which includes $50 mooring, $60 for insu or refit. ave chosen this s trade with m~ d after the raid Yard on the Russian A station offices. Orders Britain or short journeys [the continent, and. accordin s ports from the building . more will be forsaki highways for waterways +d. | season. \HIIV One firm alone has no hand for seventy n'mon'\ hoats, and othe merly relied solely on orders fron broad, are busy on boats ritish owners. al education \vo.rd eaid planation of Dr. Flexner's naston would have to come from . Dr. Simon Flexr 3i- atories of the R ., and Bernard ¥ Flesner referred all in ric to his brother, Bernard, and or declared he was unaware “diplo reasons that prompted the states for the may be. While Anglo-Russian trade h been declining, the Unitetd Statc SHOP Opp. Strand Theater It’s the creaminess of Snowdrift that counts, We weren't content with making Snowdrift fnsh md pure, and good We wanted to make it cxtra- -creamy, 164 Main Street TOMORROW MORNING Our 9th Birthday Sale Begins too, so we wlnp it just as you'd whip sweet cream. Result: Soowdrift has 2 perfect, creamy softness that it keeps no matter what the weather. You can spoon it out of the can handily; measure it just right; stir it up with sugar and flour easily. See if you can keep the cake-plate full when the cake is made with Snowdrift ] Nine Dresses will be presented to nine customers chosen on Saturday, according to an interesting plan we have arranged. This feature, in addition to the unusually low prices on every item throughout the store. A Most Delightful Event SALE STARTS SATURDAY Brimful of well chosen models at low prices in keeping with the importance of ' : . il . NO EXCHANGES this occasion. The entire store joins-in making this, the beginning of our ninth year of NO REFUNDS progress, a week of values really outstanding in quality at Birthday Sale prices. | AT The season’s successful fashions offered at savings of vital importance in time for Decoration Day and summer week-ends. EVERY SALE 9 O'CLOCK FINAL 164 MAIN STREET SHOP, Opp. Strand Theater OUR GREAT J. BIRTHDAY SALE Small, DRESSES THAT DEMAND ATTENTION A really interesting group from general stock priced low enough to encourage the purchase of more than one $1099 $192.99 TH TH Frocks of charm — a very carefully selected of- fering of good looking models in prints and plain colors. A Birthday Special On * Spring An exceptional opportunity to add to your ward- robe at prices that emphatically bespeak unusual value. Styles Medium < B, for Dresses that are truly enchanting in their sheer beauty —adaptable for every figure—in a wide array of colors and materials and models. and Women Large and A group of all occasion frocks—the type you will need Headsizes this summer—distinctive printed chiffons and delight- ful sport dresses. ALL SALES FINAL — NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES 9TH BIRTHDAY VALUES Hosiery—Undergarments—Sweaters Misses Our Entire Stock of Millinery is Wonderful values are offered. less than the actual cost of one. $1.99 ly reduced for this special occasion— This is an opportunity to buy two hats for $2.99 Hundreds of Styles that are New, and Have Just Been Received. PURE .SILK FULL FASHIONED HOSE 99¢ regular price $1.50 Guaranteed absolutely rfect. service | weight, silk to hem, in 20 of the newest | shades, HAND-MADE HAND ;}MBROIDERLD 99c Regular price $1.50 HEAVY CREPE DE CHINE SLIPS $2.49 Regularly $2.98; in white, pink, tan, gray, black and navy. | lace trimmed models. SUPERFINE RAYON PANTIES Some with ruffled bottom; also tailored and In \\hlte flesh, peach ’ PONGEE PAJAMAS i $2.89 and Nile, ‘ With hand painted designs; regularly $3.98. BRASSIERES AND BANDEAUX 49¢ I | Regular price 69¢ to $1.00 | TUSSAH SILK SLIPS | C Shadow-proof hem, in all leading shades. CORSELETTES | Of fine brocaded material ; regular price $1.50 99¢ CREPE DE CHINE CHEMISE AND STEP-INS $1.89 Regularly $2.50: beautiful models, tailored | and lace trimmed. SWEATERS $1.89 In several beautiful new models; actual value $2.98. Every Wanted Shape and Color. Felts — Crochets Azures — Milans Swiss Hairs — Tuscans Bangkoks — Toyos Satins — Prints $3.99 For the Early Shopper 150 Hats 99¢ Every Hat offered is an exceptional value — you must come in to appreci- ate them.