New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1928, Page 14

o u meteoric iron, 7 per cent nickel, .2 IN SEE 8 T |ounces platinum and .1 ounces ] iridium per ton. | Metal Worth $50 Ton w‘N [;"Al MARKET The main body is estimated to weigh 10,000,000 tons, and the metal | M| Friday Night and Saturday Friday Night and Saturday | content to be worth approximately Bips 1o Do Buses Wi QUILTED PADDING | fodram /én/////// o % LACE SCARFS isted in the ore were disproved by | / the lests: which showed ox\l,\"sa- %////////%////// 7 2. 4 Cmdlllls imm microscopic diamond points For table pads and mattress pro- Genuine hand made sardo lace f ercial v €. o hs Ar:.?m(\-lonx:vmx:hl‘; o ations just tectors, 54 inches wide, covered with a DAVI D$ON AN Q LEVENTH AL scarfs, in four suitable lengths, ecru ec: 2 g Newcastle, England, Aug. 10. U® started are under ~England is underselling the l::; | Eiil:;:gro:fli” Quir A. Sha v‘ : pure white muslin, /////////////(/(////////// / % // ’I//// %///////%/////%////// ” co}or only. To c]f)se 9 :.::::e:“;nm::”;:asg‘:mg ma; Ey_mng ro.m'x\'::”.;mm,h. is being || ,///;/////////////%{;//// //, / % out for Saturday, each .... 4 (&) in Boston at a lower cost than the acts for erecting power M| " market price of the America - ink- / ooy 15, 1 wirenin | A Worthwhile List of Exceptional Values That Deserve Your Utmost A ttention were sold in Canada. Last year of dollars have been this figure had reached 750,000 vears in futile efforts tons, Newcastle shippers have just reat s and its esti- . . - ~ W ) contracted to supply 40,000 tons to € 00,000 of the Newfoundland railroads, an en- tals. o AI-I- A H]ON Ep . |N . o P, i tirely new market. 3 { adian, are quoted at 7.775 !L‘tl RS 3;3 a he gave up l!"h,»a-lt»‘ i 'c'.;.;‘?"é‘;i:"‘ié e ot 3" i Forume With Advance Stylings of h e rom $6.25 to $7.20. English coal | Ra : has staye | « ] oose a Lovely Blanket and Save On Your Purchase merchants say they pay less to have their coal shipped across the - g his personal ¥ I\ Atlantic ocean than American mer- |for ated the great ore f| 53 chants pay for transportation across |body wi ent exactitude to ew roc s A l E h Canadian border. Rail rates from | bring 4 the funds and en- n Annua vent that ‘X ,Omen the pits in the United States to the gineering assistance of eastern min- ey e tor ihe ‘Atanii | The atimot s time wit pra- | Very Interestingly Priced From o755 Folks Look Forward To Shipping costs for crossing, however, are only, on an v . $1.85 Some rates have th: r | ¢ e o vatuab 8 ’ - Part Wool Blankets English coal dealers sceking to e \ \ W 95 t 75 : develop the Canadian market are “O 2 RV i\ $ . O . T In plaids and Indian patterns, full size, \ 2 N ‘ . g " trying to arrange for a regular re- )”g"" ’1‘" "’(‘;" 08 ”“:d"”‘:' rn carrying trade, so that ships the only three Siderite ially tarn LRnE B (containing iron) ever A\ 3 N Specially found on earth. The other two are ds 1 \ marked which g0 to America laden with iron ore or grain, This would re. the Cape York meteor, weighing 37 N : ? 2 Frocks that interpret the mode coal may return from Newfoundland stil e tons, discovered oz 5 5 duce shipping costa sl more. LT O The New York useun of the new season can be seen here. publication, declares: *‘The Cana- ©f Natural History, and the Bacu- < Beautifully styled of satins, georg- ¢ \ 5 o dian government is anxious to have ;’;z‘;fi:“":\."’:(;22“3,“&2‘: Taculi, ettes, flat crepes, featuring new - Slng]e Blankets Double Blankets Uts country independent of Amerl- | 0 ontaineq platinum or iri- §] b flares, drapes and novel pleats, in all In plaid designs and fancy can coal; it is ready to facilitate e i the import of British coal; and it 2 e 4 sizes. | borders, size 64x78. Specially stands today beyond dispute that | e ATk Al \ | grey only. British fuels of virtually every | AERODOME ON ROOF i} N ) \ 4 $2 69 $ 8 } I\ . | To close out .. . class can be quoted in Canada and London, Aug. 10.—(UP)-—London § \ , Newfoundland, not to mention | now has a roof aerodome. It is X b South America, at figures which our | situat-d atop the fence build- L ! s ewest . » American friends cannot touch.” ing of the Highg: w00l and re- R p The publication mentions as ditfi- | cently was opene: sir Samuel : 3 { H B A" W l B] k : udson Bay ool Blankets Size 66x80, rose, tan and culties storage during the period Hoare. The mini aerodome when the St. Lawrence river is ice- |accommodates two planes fully . locked and th efact that some equipped for flight and two spare 3 In solid colors with borders in contrast- manufacturing concerns in Canada, motors of the latest type. s 3 1 Sa . o s S v owned by Americans, will not use | The reason for the opening of i | por oa y N 2 ing colors, all sizes. Extra heavy grade and British coal. | this miniature aerodome is that | 8 . N A\ weight. the Royal Air Forces and the lead- | k) ) ; Priced ing manufacturers of aircraft need § A e ‘ A filANT METE[IR IS |a highly trained type of youth to A A \¢ ify as technical officers and N\ W . Siministrators. and are Iooking to M| Fashion tests her new ' j Double Plaid Blankets |ply the and. s | made of very fine choice fa- 2 7 Full size 70x80, part wool, extra heavy not at present call for instruction | A Y 4 flying, | brics. Tailored and trimmed, Y weight, silk bou ion experts who have in- || others with huge collars and b Bty wilk bornd edes. Soufllmt's Gmt Sldel'ite Ma} the roof acrodome of the cuffs and lovely furrings. g Special ) |achool speak of the xlu_\_’ when all Be Worth Millions R A e .08 Bty d landing faeilitie i \ it i S s apeo Y ol Sl Wor & Pl T A Sale of Only 54 August Super Sale! Winslow, Arl, Aug. 10.—(UP)— The Barringer meteor, 22 miles | This Month Only from Winslow, created a crater a | . | . . . . . . mile across and approximately 1,000 | A Handy Kitchen Trim, tailored strap models with neat stitch down Fme Shll‘ts feotieep when it crashed ito eardh | Pail or an attrac- tops, made with deep pleats at side to give it its fullness, - ) EIShetah elion o ot sor | wre, ouree (|| S0 with five inch hem. o a choice of white, ferh That Regularly Sold at $2.98 Each For Men in the impact. | Clothes Hamper pench, th:!::nctre.r":( t:‘c‘::n:i‘::t;:dh::o:):;i': 1 with every ( Blieh S0 e ‘ : FOl' Friday nght and All Day Saturday at Mining operations are under way to | . . cxplore and determine the actual | ! F ne Quallty content on the giant Barringer me- | teor of northern Arizona, greatest | known meteor on earth and hither- | | . . to enshrouded in mystery and Indfan | d ) | " Crede de Chine Slips %60 cal interest for 50 years, and for S the past 25 years various efforts UNTTHRS L have been made to reach the great . ELECTRIC iz - gl "wt | Sport Satin Slips ‘The work has heen carried on | purchased this principally by D. M. Barringer, | a Philadelpha geologist for whom the | : RO Only Another sale of these slips by popular request. mel;::; :: x;‘am]elm A e | i 7 sc | Nicely made and expertly tailored in a large choice of all \ A r finally loca e mal 0] > i i R body 1,378 feet from the south rim 4 Downi | \\‘anted colorings and sizes 34 to 44, $ I 39 \ ead‘ of the crater. Tests showed it to | THE CONNECTICUT For a few days only J \ be approximately 400 feet in dia- LIGHT & POWER CO. Regularly Sold at $1.59 meter, and to contain 90 per cent | ‘- 7 | Sl Chan Up_ All Our $]95 Beautiful smart printed silk bags, black silk moire F Y k . | bags and the smart washable two t t: bags, with al I l Shl Ou never Children's Su'ln mer Fr 0 Cks top or back handles. :;hoiceeofw:ou:;eoi :::: s::;e.\gzr Ous Or e rts entire $2.98 range to close out for Friday and Saturday. Iq . : Plenty of 4 i idfied corn akes The end of season finds us with a few smart Fance:'1 &’ol)w'en g]:nltli OfWI;li‘: L ! pantee and straightline styles in summer frocks. = . Patterns ° B:'Dg-;clothg R Too make room for new fall stacks we will sacrifice Lmen LunCheon C]oths i o o So dellClo l I profits therefore we sell them all at this ridiculously S o o o | low price. The very fact these shirts carry “Yorke” and incl- A good choice of sizes, 2 to 14 In a Very Timely Offering dentally D. & L.'s approval and they are pric : : pp y are priced at $1.85 Of a heavy pure linen crash, size 54x54, hem- is proof enough of the value. Every shirts is cut full, - * . %DOM wlib mfl[t J’ g : g med ready for use with neat woven colored borders. highest quality of workmanship, in a choice of fine quali- oJ Specially priced for, ty fabrics. ‘ ””dfion% A ‘ \ i Sizes 14 to 18—Regular Value $2.00 Finish Models in, See the package below! A brand gew kind of corn flakes. . 2 > . Lfive]y See who made them: the Postum Company (the largest maker of cereal products in the world). : i T - the delicious combination g _ | Stamped Art o uvors (crisp flakes of corn, g fi. ired with malt syrup and | N iy Needlework o AERESOR | &K | “That Are Specilly Priced For Friday Night and Saturday Post’s Corn Flakes like hot cakes)) & POSTUM COMPANY, INC., BATTLE CREEK. i s . { Our entire range of fin- . . . - e Final Clearance! Friday and Saturday | ihed hand nesdlework Printed Printed Silk | | models consisting of scarfs, 1 1 ! Smart Summer Sweaters | tmien ws esteic | 2o Voles ST e Sun Shan | : lows and a host of other 89(: yd' $|19 yd' $I 69 d Beautifully made beautiful hand made usetul | Beautiful new florall 00 vaws ool smart = ? " g, 1 3 . . nts on so a loral designs, printed o sma. Reg. $1.95 Value wanted necklines. Reg. $2.95 Value | 2rticles priced for grounds, for streetpans aft- all silk crepe %e chinenf?)rt‘-isilk for stree?"afia :;:x 42. In pastel fast. lregular $1.89 quality. teed tub fast and sun fast. Smart ‘patterns . ernoon wear, or smart lin- | street, sport and afternoon | wear. Comes in 10 lovely $ l ; 59 and all sizes 34 to $2.49 One H If P‘- gerie, 36 inches wide, tub |wear, 39 inches wide. OQur | soft pastel shades. Guaran- shades only. 5