New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1929, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1929. y < has little conception of thu[lwhind itself. Then the ‘“‘excha pumped in by means of a mechan- | changes on “the floor” itself. Not wn a newspaper owner, hal{ of | Monceau with his wife and chil R i ve cone into “the|becomes a flutte world of | ical process. |only has it changed physically HREYF S UNKN[] clamored ~ for revision of | dren. \m e w from a mil- | notebooks, with a vast army or‘ It is now necessary for a “boy” | but the types have altercd ence which had sent the | He never attends a theater. He | lion-shar titution info an | men seribb fever heat. to memorize scores of vew num-| - orme / officer to De 3 ; Yoy I y ofticer to Devil's Ts- | nos had & tiesair ot s arena which found & hing like | Too Busy for Emotions bers and be able to an ex-| 7 LBl g e other half of | 125 had a tragedy of his own, and [ughl million shares dumping into| They haven't time to tear off| wmination on them - to the | i e i o 5 * | he does not care for comedy. | its 1ap. coats or paw the air. They're too |large number of brokers ¢ S RN ‘ol o | e Curlous Are Barred usy recording changes and keep- | that have cropped up in the aperien molely ) A R ©oerd | ACADEMY BIRD SANCTUARY ¥ hA y s kM | To begin with, the ominous ing in mu(h “m. the brokerage | Yed $2 broker” is the E P V f S SI 10 | as he f - | Andover, Mass, Nov. 1 (UP)— 3 ® broke: W . 1an )| = as ) temious little |, . st : 3 ) ket Bllt NO PafllG FeoealaaN byl Lhs enpeaution of‘ It requires sommhm- like 1100|on the exchange without havi BeEOnD el B e Al Nmm,; { tarrane R A in the preservatian —Gr Bud W+ [the array of guards sprinkled marioneties to help them in this | fitm behind him. gre s ooy 16y S Philips Andover Academy has set |through the hallways. The vis-|ta Of these, 700 are page boys e Lances Are Busy S oon s o it : SN dinhell . aside a 125-acre tract of woodland itors’ gallery was empty. The or-|and 300 are phone boys. Hundreds of them be new to 115\«1 i b S S . |4 wherein winged creatures may find | der had gone forth that in these | phone boys stick to a series | “the floor,” they wear large but v 1 2 ~°;”»‘ CH0: ;‘f‘ exchange, Jake—the carnation mm}mmg days the usual curious ones | parallel cubby-holes, like booths | tons with their numbers and|_ THeSe were > boys g Wig Bk R \Who decorates the buttonholes of a|¥ere o be barred. Where usually |in Ya drug store. The pages wear |names on them so that the pag ”‘f""_ ) el e il r moll. It is the and Wall street traders——con. |50 Or more persons look on, now | uniforms with sypRolsBonBtheln o skl inot His Slcontusca i Dhey! [[OWEN TSRSV 3 > | stormed, raged T - | hour of the ated sadly his stock of left- | At the New York, Nov. 1—At the en- tranceway of the New York stock only a guard wandered back and |sleeves — for : arc quotation |are further titlad: by eolores red forth. 3 ¥s, tube bovs and | squarc ached to the call board | "ered: W | rd | = Generally he is sold out bef As he paced restlessly by, the|f! ters. 2 e t which d tiates their numbers | MeN noon, and about S0 per cont | giant tape which N > 0f the broker s lzpels on “the floor* decor glass cage i ¢ m the vast space. r them it is a temporary bon- b iehtnoey Now e When they are wanted. signals|anza time. For their commissions | T R s e A flash on in the form of num- | come in whether a sale or \r. | Parative calm in a terri foro entering the squa zrey bulld. |th attondant. The fa L‘,’,"“,I:I‘ B Ml e gt el sl e e BABY NEEDS one of the sinister off-stage volutions, few lar | f ‘ ‘ : o 1 ] ‘ ) s could be found in the re millions wiped out numbers, If he decides to:leave for dec At ! Nl : R - | seh U ) 3 BOTH a quick smoke, the trader leaves a . . nd ca sutside w i I t 1 isque T .m: r with wbi h‘ m \h vvl a few mor I svolv ni boy to watch for his call number ine: h A t viewing 1 t = | d )| us OST babies need cod- veryone brushed by. In their terrif- | would record losses into the ; : 4 H Aok hat | bou ild have cre c ther w \ liver oil in the daily die te they were forgetting com- | lion. Expensive Smoking | un: newcomer 1 der liy o ot iy i ts 1 C 1 1 it Easily taken when given custom which raised Jake| With such financial disaster in| There is a rule a smoking | for 70.000 s ind be- s fc 3 v S TBnell I Seott's Emulsion, Emulsificas tus of a shine-boy to that | the air, one would expect to find on the floor. The fine 25. But|fore he could stop to ques- even the re can | ¢ ian s and en- tion helps to make the cod- flower merchant. | some sign of panic upon the floor. |such has been the nerve strain|tions. The commission on this S RnRE ; liver oil easy to digest, like the oo busy to think of | Thanks to the movies and certain | that some ly pay the money |alone was sufficient to buy him 4| W ) 1 Y Y y little o e Hoeriot th T butter fat in milk. | fictions, the that | for the privileg 8 ret. One | nice home in he country This ‘v or it was a typical day during|traders off their ember, who most iculously | sort of thing has been common- | i ) ng his stra ry flavored ris 1 Dr wife SCO‘rTs | : e worst o t stock 1p. | shirts and become t i s the code in ordinar: place. And the s N is one which | Such things may have humwn e himself o Frantic stories of loss come in [ hours he is not smoothiny the bei me 3 f Jreyfus of me, EMULS'ON i< denied even to the eyes of the| But not at a time when calls arc | spent fines in and out | ed senatorial s He Sims of the Universal Holi | Yorker. The average man who | coming in faster than they can be | morning. To g proper air o The Scene Cha | s been hit or missed by the cost- | filled and when the ticker is hours|the vast throng ozone is now| And then como tales of great | | | | Vanishing Cream ... 39¢ L 3 Y U N . N 50¢ Hinds Honey Almond C A BENCE | bl g : | Cream ° ° iy > g 60c D. & R. Cold Cream 36¢ 60c Pompeian Massage AND THE A. C. HINE CO. | of Hartford, Conn. . 50c Tpana Tooth Paste .. 28¢ 50c Kolynos Tooth Paete 29¢ 50c Pepsodent . e Al TR Tooth P 316 Oakland and Pontiac Distributors, Will Give 7 e e o L T R —— e S Sy 50c Forhans, for the gums 39¢ Valuable Prizes Away for a | ) $1.00 Pyrozide Tooth Powder Suitable Business Slogan , v ~=— | Face Powders Talcums and Rouges SIZE SIZE FIRST PRIZE THIRD PRIZE i 4 C o 0c Packers Tar St 39¢ 5 Sezag . LA S 51.00 Coty’s Face Powder 73¢ 50c Packers Tar Shampoo IN and a CREDIT IN and a CREDIT . b 3 S0c. Homofoam S : $25 GOLD $125 VOUCHER $10 GOLD $1 10 VOUCHER | » 60c Pompeian Beauty Powder ¢ \1)05 DZ:TdOexon?nI: G ampm.-. %i’g 51.00 Ponds Henna ....... 85¢ 60c Mulsified Cocoanut SECOND PRIZE HONORABLE MENTION 1 ) .. 50c¢ Luxor Rouge 37 0il : N 50c Palmolive Shampoo . "c e CREDIT CREDIT Ve e 50c Luxor Face Powder : 75¢ Wyeth’s Sa $15 GOLD $1 15 VOUCHER $100 VOUCHER " AN e The Vsl i . 3 50¢ Sykes Comfort Powder .. 3 : 60c¢ Djer-Kiss Face Powder DIRECTIONS i WHY WE DO THIS $1.00 Coty’s Talcums It is a well-known fact that high-grade advertis- First prize goes-to the person who sends us the ing is the life of business. "lndad]\'ertising. short Catc:l)’ R e . o e ] Tk phrases and sentences, called slegans, are very valu- : . (E" best slogan. able. We need them and will gladly pay for them. I < i 4 , T@ile’é- Ba‘&h SIZE and are taking this method of getting a number of { >9 = o 35¢ Vick's Vapo Rub .... 21¢ Second prize for the next best, and so on. suggestions. I i Most slogans which have brought fortunes to - 4 = ! E&E’E@ 0{ i;‘t?fl John's . Medicine k q . ‘e ar . s of slog: which are business houses were thought of by someene not con- i k I 2 ! ® ne . 70¢ Here a cAih]?Q C\'dmplevsfo.l s‘logdns hl.(‘ a nected with the house. Gold and credit voucheis will i \ k shale‘g S@aps Jayer's \“pll'ln Tabs., 10(' 89(‘ now in use by other firms. These will give be given to people who least expect them. Only a few i ! i 50¢ Cuticura Ointment . you an idea of what to send in: minutes’ work is all it takes. Equal prizes in case of | P t 75¢ Baume Bengue a tie. : i/ SZE e Aorizes avelaiver fren ‘ E 75¢ Bell-Ans Tablets Winners will be notified by mail Wednesday & : 35¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream 2 November 6, 1929, | . G o ¢ e Letters of credit are transferable. | 10c Palmolive Soap ... 3 for 2 k Laxatlves More than one honorable mention prize will be 25¢ Cuticura Soap ; p issued. v i“ . H o1V ” 44 e A square deal behind every wheel. Any one credit good for face value not to exceed | - 65¢ Barbasol . . unc-half the purchase price on any one new or used | It is not necessary to use either the name, C. A. car in stock. | 2 Bence, The A. C. Hine Co., or Oaklar+ and Credits expire 9 p. m. Saturday, November ¢, 1921 n / 17¢ Pear’s Soap 2 for 2 . IR A ™ $ No employe ci this firm may enter contest. | st Pontiac, in your 5I.Ogan’.a]th0“gh WL O All slogans must be in the mail by 9 p. m. Tues- 8 e Dy 25¢ Woodbury's both may be used if desired. The judges day night, November 5, 1929. E & : who will decide this contest are: “We sell with courtesy, and service with a smile.” “The place where value and service meet.” vsican’s & Surgeon's Soap .. ¢ alltomla Syrup of Cascarets .... ey et 5¢ Carter’s Little ‘ Soap o Liver Pills e — o T i0c Sal Hepatica . covrox ; 2 25c Packers Tar 5¢ Jad Salts JUDGES I hereby submit the following slogan for the judges' v R 208D for JOHN C. LOOMIS, consfderation. 1 agree to abide by the decision of the = Lifebuoy Pres., Commercial Trust Co. judges without question. ( 4 o @ i \: Al s for JOHN' W. LOCKETT, : 1 = 30¢ Resinol Soap 3 for Secy., N. B. Record Co. i ¢ : ROBERT C. VANCE, : . 3 Asst. Bus. Mgr., N. B. Herald. Mot e kel : z V]t ‘ FACTS Send All Slogans to (Please Write With Pencil) : 5 :.“‘".‘ ";’_‘f'l:':"l:“;v:;:': 1 on In Liggel hy ul receipt is handed you. A check bearing the corresponding number 1s attached to the prescription, then to the container b g r R % containing your prescription. No error t | 4 ; . or confusion is possible. Safety, accu- e £ : ¥ > . racy, purity, are all insured when you 5 CHESTNUT STREET PHONE 2215 e i