New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1928, Page 21

'r‘ ‘ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1928. AUTO MAKERS USE | BOATS MUGH MORE HOW often you hear and read of furniture in price terms only, h We have had considerable to say about our Evervday low ; e prices . . . but, price is not the only thing that should appeal tc you, Find Water Transportation Is I I Ow muc You are not really buying price when you buy furniture. What you Decidedly Cheaper ARE interested in is QUALITY. Detroit, June 15, (A—The quest for economy in freights rates—one of the leading factors sought by De- [ - : ’ : Quality in furniture is in the wood. It's in the construction, in troit's great motor industry — is " 5 5 i : : . turning steadily toward Great Lakes the style and in the finish. Quality is in and a part of the furnie s . e e o pal ing number of automobiles shipped from Detroit docks by automobile ferries, freighters and ore carriers as competition with the railroads rises. This vear, Great Lakes ship- And, good reader, it isn’t how much you pay for furniture ping otficial sas, will see (e lare. that counts. Tt is how much quality you get for the price vou pay Winped moving through the lake . . . that is what actually counts. hores. : Trh‘ newest scheme utihzes “waste epace” on freighters. It embodies a plan for leasing | deck Garber Brothers deal in quality furniture only. Our vast pur- space on ore carriers returning to Duluth and Superior points after Duluth and Superior pomnts” stter 2 chasing power, our living room manufacturing facilities, our ccoe trox. The boats il return trom nqmic overhead . . . all these factors enable us to offer uml une Aétis C herelenreaine 3o maty o mistakable price ad\*z'intage; on furniture of unquestic: 24 quality, Peen arganized fo transport auto- ® Visitors to our beautiful show rooms are always wecome. You Next to Detrott. Cleveland has N h L el R won't be the least bit obligated. distributing point in - the world More than 0 automobiles will be shipped from a single lakesids Pier during the ptesent navigation &eason, all of them ferried from De- troit via Lake Erie. One steamship company alons operates daily boats to Cleveland with a capacity of 500 cars. Overnight service is main- tained and cars loaded onto the carriers at nizht are deliverad to E 3t the pier in Cleve- land next morming. Foats from Datroit have an aver- rze of eight and one half mont shipping fime to Clereland a O the northern 1a Milwaukee, Duluth and eriod 1s a An avera ¢ four trips a week, with from 300 to 400 18 made by one com- the northern ronte carmers make weekly frips The dangers of shipping automo- Inays great fac. are being reduced and handling ap- phnces. Only one loss has been reported this year in lake shipping. when a carrier ran into a wind and storm early in the shipping n. Iee formed on the decks n the gale and pitching of the &hip 21 cars broke loose from their holdings and skidded overboard. he navigation tor in the hy new loadi o bl Charming in its simplicity . . . 3 piece genuine Angora Goat mohair Suite ; BERLIN HOT-DOG — with mot h guard construction unit . . . years of comfortable service. SE”.ERS "R[iANlZE F you were to pay $500 ... you couldn’t buy a suite of better con- right into it.” And the wonderful part is \ struction than this Garber Brothers’ custom-built suite, And that's —just there to impress you--hut everla Seek 10 Gompel Police to Permit the difference between $195 as a price for this suite . . aind $195 as a springs on reinforced webbing. Finest fi it is not temporary comfort ing comfort. Resilient coil ' padding. Re- te. See this price for some other living room suite. The difference between the versible cushions in lovely damask. Re s and other suites under actua! constvii o i rices is in the quality of materials, in the workmanship and in the es unde ¢ actory, which is Themlqumess :’nethod of construction. As you sit down in this suite, a deep sigh of in 'the same I;ux]dmg, just off our main sh ~. See why Garber Bei June 15.—(P—Berlin's satisfaction esczpes you. You can’t help it. Comfort has been built Brothers’ suites are superior. “hot dog” peddlers have formed the = o A ation of Organized Nocturnal Eaussge Vendors” to force the po- lice to let them sell their rotund delicacies throughout the wee hours of Sunday morning Far from being a trivial foke, this matter has becoma a problem of far-reaching significance for the sellers of hot dogs, and even more &0 for the thousands of folk abroad at night, coming off night duty with 4 craving to et on the oufside of scniething substantial as they run Daily at the hour of 1 a. m., with the concomifant closing of cafes and bars draws ncar, |e ns of Whitc-aproned an white-capped yors ot hot sun ay bhe n hurrying in - all tions to their respeetive points of vantage, cach with a polished brass or nickel cassarol em- odors nigh L ol “Wurstinhixe™ in the Berlin 1 ular—m such demand as during the night from Saturday to Sundwg police ar m o off the abbath reg. > sale of all Fl T Another example of Garber Brothers' Value-Giving Power ki o Magnificent 4 Piece Suite in burled walnut . . . a $325 value. been denied them individually, ' at First SN'T this a beautiful suite? And it is as substantial bow-end bed. Gorgeous, genuine burl walnut in com- Bomi“o: ‘I\Il?eg;calflgggdents I as it is beautiful. Here’s ample proof that furni- $ 2 2 bination with selected cabinet wood. Five ply (the best) P L ture you like and want is not beyond your means . .. not construction. All quartered oak interiors and dustproof in medical education will ha inaug. at Garber Brothers. The four pieces exactly as shown throughout. In quality, beauty and value . . . this suite urated at the Middlesex College of . “ & Medfelne and ‘Sirgery =ith the: comprise a dresser, chest of drawers, French vanity and tablishment of an extensive botan- ical garden The “farm" will he for the prac- tical illustration of the classroom theory of materia medica " system of medical science, the Mid- dlesex college emphasizes the jm- portance of an intimate knowledge of the medicinal properties of plants To facilitate this study the col- lege is =etting out a large variety of medicinal plants on its ne 'y ! acquired campus in Waltham. More ! than an acre will be cultivated for botanical study from the medical scientist’s angle. Among the first herbs set out in the garden were a variety of drig | plants found growing wild in th | meadows and woods on the 100. | acre Middlesex tract. It is planned 10 blend beauty with oddity in the landscape effect so that it may ! cerve the added purpose of a thow place. is unmatchable. Be sure to see it. If you cannot y visit our beautiful ¢ store during the day call 2-7157 for an evening visit. Budget Terms gladly arranged to suit your con- venience. AR HARTFORD SammteTmests L HARTFORD _ s —— === A Short Block From Main - o hemArn U