New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1930, Page 10

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1930. e = ter- | that stogan fary | necticut is critical and should stir to t of |action every right minded man and who | woman in the state Let us not be Way | found ‘fiddling while Rome 1s ' Mrs. Welles | burning.’” 4l abstinence as| Medals to Be Presented Tonight of normal| The presentation of gold and dia- | She said, “If I did {mond medals for oratorical contests | at total abstinence is|this evening will mark the close of | > of life for the in-|the convention. | t helieve in pre-| For some time the association h tion. Our 1Sth|been conducting oratorical cont the present day lamong young people interested cts of alcohol |the cause. These have been con- and on the need | ducted on the basis of elimination | shr the | contests. For the first contest a| rags | number of groups of five each have | | 1o th s Us 1o Uy o0 : " 10 ORONTO IS READY Lif](_e}-lSizte Tgelevisiog !ma%es Qn : o wind \ eater Ncreen Bring Promise o o New Techique of Entertanment FORMULA PREVENTS o POISON IN FRUITS Scientists Devise Method Combating Spray Taints _— iblic’s gendarn the business A al are Louise Curtis of Burnside, |medal will be the winner of the Doris Cywood of Kast Hartford, | gold medal contest and the follow- Phyllis Hamlin of Kast Hartford. |ing: Harry DePersio of Meriden, 1da Everton Haines of Newington and |Corley of Newington, Allison Haines Edna Adams of East Hartford | of ton and Lillian Sandberg In the contest for the diamond | of Newington. The situation in Con- HOSPITAL GRADUATION reigses will be h Makes Plans to Receive 300,000 at Coming Convention Possibili- ties in War and Aviation Opens Immense You Can Buy HOUSEHOLD Copeland Dependable Electric Refrigerators As Low As $£19.00 Down COPELAND For Those Who Want the Finest Sold and Serviced by as Well as in Pleasure. 0 18th | have competed for gold medals, and {these in turn will compete this eve- | d gold medals and nd medals he grand gold e to speak on to the |temperance s at state n back | convention at h next Octo- t-|at Forrestville this summer. | (Complete Store Outfitters) The winner of the diamond medal | Estimates Furnished on Commercial Installations Iltesentiicd tosnost et te s | M 253 SOUTHEMATNIST. TELEPHONE 5154 national convention. The contestants for the gold med- (Lnn‘:\(vrd for silver medals. Win- | tatc | ners of the silver medals in turn | ke Utopia to ning for finally fo: the which | hedi- rom those v that SUMMER APPAREL MEN, YOUNG SUIT SPECIAL BEGINNING SATURDAY — We Have Taken a Group of 147 Suits / AT SEMMFEZIES = SAVED TURK CROPS Them With Ending ought But Goes 1 Jail M TUIINERY GO, Ny 177 MAIN STREET From Our Regular Stock and Will Sell Them = 0% o WHILE THEY LAST Here is the Scale of Sizes and Prices NEW SUMMER HATS " SIZES 28 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 44 46 | $17.75 1 18 w ‘ $19.75 | : $25.00 $30.00 $35.00 $40.00 $45.00 ‘ $50.00 @ | Golf Course Be Readyv Lahor Day Standard Stores Low Prices On TO ALL THE NEWEST COLORS 25.00 ze and Small Headsizes MICHELIN TIRES PR x | LEADERSHIP! SMASH ALL Stitched Crepes — | Standard Stores has led the SPORT TROUSERS White Flannel . §7.50 Striped Flannel 5 $8.50 2nd $10 Pastel Shades 85 o $8.50 Striped Serge .. $8.50 KNICKERS All Wool §5 t0 $8.00 Pastel Shades $8.50 Flannel Linen © $3.50 1-85.50 White Duck $3.00 BOYS' DEPT. Linen Knickers $1.50 Wool Knickers $1.50 0 $3.45 Sport Sweaters §3.00 Sport Shirts and Blouses $1.00 o $1.25 | New England tire industry! Vaiues like these spell LEAD- ERSHIP in capital |atters! | For a guarter of a century, RECCRDS e HERE’S A SAVING on GOTHAM HOSE GOLD STRIPE 29x4.40 | 57 S178 2814.75 2815.28 281550 . 2914.40 291480, .. 201475 2915.00 29x8.25 .. 29x5.50 3014.50 3014.78 3018.00 3015.25 3038.50 30x0.00 3016.60 . . 3114.06 30x32 08 L $5.08 VSIZE o 21:8.00... $8.79 31:8.25 ...10.15 3136.00... 11,18 31x6.50 12.35 3216.00 11.20 2216.77....13.78 321650....12,55 3316.00 11.75 OVERSIZE $8.85 - 9.55 3314 10.18 3214'; ....13.38 33x4'; ....13.85 3315 . ....18.65 34x4'; ....14.80 3018 -16.90 FApe OPEN EVERY EVENINGH _oebbid WAIL ORDERS FILLED : BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED STANDARD STORES . 50 Main St. New Britain / J TELEPHONE NEW BRITAIN 650 | 31.65 Values Every Pair is (uaranteed to be Perfeqt 3114 3214 SPRING ', at HALF PRICE STANDARD BATTERIES . B, 13-Plats 46.37 15-Plate $ 3 for $3.50 Large Assortment of Colors — Sizes 81s to 1014 Parker; Parker New Britain $l .50 Style 530—SILK CHIFFON HOSE French heel .. A e Style 590—PICOT EDGE CHIFFONS French heel . A Bonnecticut “OCEAN” BATHING and SWIM SUITS Men's $3.50 > $6.50 Women's . $6.50 Boyslrn e : $3'50 SHIRTS Collar attached, collar to match, neckband styles — white, plain colors and new summer patterns. $1.50 t $8.50 Men’s and Young Men's KHAKI TROUSERS $1.50 t> $3.00 Sizes 28 to 50 Men's WORK TROUSERS $1.50 to $7.50 SPORT SWEATERS Pull-Overs—Fancy or Plain $1.50t $5.00 Coat Style $5.50 i $7.50 GOLF HOSE New patterns, new shades in plain colors, in both the imported and domestic I $1.50 t $4.50 STRAW HATS | $1.50 « 312.Q0 Women'’s SPORT SHOES $6-50 Black and White Tan and White GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE WHERE WEST MAIN STREET BEGINS l Men’s SPORT SHOES $6.50 ‘ Black and White Tan and White Boys’ and Girls’ SPORT SHOES $5.00 =i $6.00

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