New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1929, Page 22

JORNANDFLORENCE (e DRINKS TAY RUN, bt T GOING TO FUNERAL |5 70 GORS TO HOSPITAL <"t | Wil Attend Obsequies Tor Mis | “Proibiton Jag” Taken 1l ot ! ' Railroad Station o the A DEFENSE ARGUMENTS HEARD B Oct. 2 At- ber that there are many, many more of the best meats await- ¢ e Goverme : T = - \\ : e HiTtMAN ADUEU N & P meat markets join in celcbrating the 70th Anniversary Good « Mr. Ca ; of A & P. Scan this list of high quality meats and remem- s T0 ATLANTIC TOLL TONIGHT |} A o St 1 FOLLOW ing you at your nearest A & P market. Truly, this is a sale of AL But Most Optimistic Agree, THE CROWD Flier Lost at Sea SALES . . . an opportunity for you to serve choice meats at remarkable savings. Of course, everything you buy at an SPECIAL FASHION D, & F. CORBIN HARDWARE SHOW IN 20,000,000 BUILDING 10 BEAUTIFUL e LIVE MODELS | _| To Merchandise N A & P mecat market is covered by the seventy year old guaran~ . He sai ng trade tece of Amcrica’s largest food retailer . . . come in todav! | Trade Buildings, al Pl Adds 3 4 H LAt Special Music World's Finest Theater Contract | The Home Progres: | | Exposition | | STANLEY ARENA Church Street i See This Timekeeper of Progress SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE o || AWARDS HOME ECONOMICS | onvinced his son | v of Captain as lost COUNTERFEIT §0 FOUND |2 EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT OUR BONELESS SMOKED HAMS Ib. %5¢ 10—12 1b. Avg.—Very Econoniico: Spurlous Note of High Denomina- tion Detected at New Britain | | LET CLOROX DO THE JOBS YOU DREAD 1 Imitation, | A & P MARKETS HANDLE SPRING LAMB LAMB LEGS—all sizes Ib. 35¢ The Supply Is Limited FINEST OF SEASON—FRESH KILLED Fowl each 85¢ All Choice High Grade Brands—“Sunlight”, “Golden West”, “Priebe” Look for These Brands—Get the Best Dr. Bumont Takesflt'p His Duties Next Monday IT PAYS TO BUY HEAVY STEER BEEF RIB ROASTS—Best Cuts Ib. 42¢ Good Cuts Ib. 32 FRESH KILLED MILK FATTED RGASTING CHICKENS bb. 39 315—4 Ih. Avg. Finest on the Market Strings of Harp Bljeak Before Player’s Death q;is special use for Clorox is one which housewives find priceless! Not only does it make toilct bowls clean,stainless,sanitary and odorless but its use eliminates the unpleasant- ness of this type of cleaning. Direc- tions for this and many other uses are given on the label. FANCY 6—8 Ib. AVERAGE SUGAR CURED SMOKED SHOULDERS Ib. 1% SOFT MEATED SPRING LAMB LAMB FORES No Charge for Boning lb' 24(: FINEST FRESH CUT LOIN LAMB CHOPS Ib. 47c BEST YOUNG TENDER ROAST PORK—rib ends Ib. 29¢ FOR AN EXCELLENT ROAST VEAL ROULETTES Ib. 3%¢ CUDAHY'’S 16—181h. AVERAGE SMOKED HAMS Whole or Shank Half lb' 25c SMALL 10—12 1b. AVERAGE EASTERN CUT FRESH HAMS Whole or Shank Half Ib. 27c SWIFT’S BROOKFIELD PORK SAUSAGE A Breakfast Delight lb. 39c FANCY MILK FATTED LARGE FOWL— Ib. average Ib. 35¢ At Your Grocer's 133 MAIN ST. @stern fjilhnery NEW FRENCH " FELT Just Arrived in Time for S_aturda_y YOUR DUTY TO YOUR EYES Is to decide if they are as they should be or not. The trouble is you may be- and the facts he en- lieve one thin tively d rent. By far the best plan is to make up your mind to be rid of any eye uncertainty vou may have for good and all. All that means is to hour or so here. pend h My Specialty—Comfortable Vision Frank E. Goodwin Optometrist 327 MAIN ST. PHONE 1905 Mefallic and Farcy On OUS VERY 1 nd I 1 Il MORE SPECIAL 7 ixt Headsizes