New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1930, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1930. FACF FREQUENTLY ~ Governors to Witness Dedication of Scenic Road A % - RGN FADS T0 ARREST n("l < 'mim 1Nais Throngh € myon to Zion National Park In Utah BATKD MARRIEL: m { N New Mitford Csuple 10 STUDY WEATHER ON GREAT ICE CAP Scientists Head for Greenland, Focus of Cold Spells Young Denounces Tariff As Killer of Good Will 2l | Have Narrow Escape ., Ao U e T Sl HE LOOM Special » 2 Customer LINEN KNICKERS 2stic Top and Bottom Ogening Spezcial 95@ New Britain. The Bentley School of Accouniing and Finance THE LARGEST PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL IN THE WORLD DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO TRAINING MEN FOR SPE- CIALIZED POSITIONS IN ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE Started in 1917 with 27 students. Enrollment this year 2648 studenty ) o Number of Graduates Day Division Evening Divisian l_ljz The follomng statistics were complled last year from reports received fromthe graduates of our EVENING division,one hundredper cent reporting.’s Similar statistics will be obtained this year from'the ‘graduates of our,Day division, Average Age At time of entering the Bentley “rhonl At time of graduating . Youngest at time of gradualmz 20; nlde Average Earnings upon Enlermg and upou Graduating .$1,208 1,865 o At time of entering the Benl]ey School . At time of gradualing 54 per cent increase while in at ttendance Average Earnings in:1929 Years after graduating Per cent of increase since entering 46"” 4327 235% 170% 151% 114% 107% 92% ‘i % Amount 36,307 Class 1920 1921y 1922 1923 1924 1925 1927 1928 O =19 WO U N =1 00O 417, Excellent living accommodations at our dormitories and fraternity houses at reasonable rates. § Completion of courses requires two years in the Day divis sion or four years in the Evening division. Catalog will be sent on request, Hagrry C. BENTLEY, C. P. A, President Tre BeNTLEY ScHOOL of ACCOURTING ‘and FINANCE 921 BoyLsToN STREET, BosToN, MassacHUSETTS o w For Quzclz Results Use Herald Classzfled Ads ACET;and | penin atu'dy, June Gatls We have spared no expense in making this the finest store of 1ts kind in We will carry only the best merchandise at Reasonable price, within the reach of all. | PAY LESS HERE UVENIRS Our stock is new and 1d consists of Dry Goods, Gurtains, Infants’ Wear, Girls’ Wear, Boys’ Wear, Men’s Furnishinga and Clothing; also Ladies’ ses, Hosiery and Lingerie. A new store under an old est2 Nl~hed name. Motto”:—G fJ()D MERCHANDISE FOR LI’[TLE MO TADIES SUMMER STREET DRESSES Sizes to 14 — with sleeves or without Opening Zpecial 98(: Something vou never had at the price LADIES’ FULL FASHIONED CHIFFON HOSE First Quality All Newest Shades Opening pa”85c special TRUNszBAGS—SUIT CASES OVERNIGHT BAGS R%\ 0\ \ILh \PRL%D\ Full Size. Opening Special Regular $4. $2.75 'MMER DRESSES Sizes 7 to 14 Opening Special 69c Children’s 25 value H A store you will find a pleasure to trade at. for the Ladies )LL\' AT EAST MAIN MAG'S OLD STAND Pox the Bab\ WELL MADE BABY DRESSES in White and colors Opening 49(: Special BOYS' LINEN WASH SUITS i with or without sleeves, sizes 3 to & Opening Special 49¢ MEN’S SILK ATHLETIC UNION SUITS A No. 1 Quality - e Opening 1 -\DIE'\ R-\\O\ \TEP INS, 3 PANTIES and BLOOMERS Nice Selection 49c MEN'S GENUINE ENGLISH BROADCLOTH SHIRTS All colors Sizes 14 to 17 §# Opening 79C Special each 79C Opening Special Well Tailored $19.95 Misses” and Ladies’ SILK DRESSES B New Arrivals ;'. Newest styles and shades % Opening Special Opening Special $1.25 Value § Sizes 14 to 44 § B S RN R S R