New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1930, Page 26

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1930. FRIDAY Eastern Daylight Saving Time 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 n —WOR. Newark—T710 349—WABC. New York—860 oy 454—WEAF, New York—660 395—WJZ. New York 5.60—Symphony co Lon don §:10—Barney Rap 1 his Hotel New Yorker orc 6:15—Lin itone. guest ar and Ves Law Blue Ridge saxophone phone; Ton guitar 6:45—Topics in Brief; F' bons 7:00—Amos 'n’ And 7:16—"“The American sons In golf by sports resume by G —_————————— When in Hartford why not stop at Honiss's Oyster House for one of our famous “FIVE Course Lobster Shore Dinner” that is served every day from 4 to 8 p. m, Sundays ex- cepted, for $1.50. \ Also fn our retail department we have a fresh supply of Lobster Meat, Crabmeat, Soft Shell Crabs, Steam- ing Clams, Open Long Clams and Chowder Clams and Shrimp. HONISS’S OYSTER HOUSE CO. 22 State Street Hartford, Coun, Will ¢ F W £23—WLW. Cincinnati—700 schenectady—790 261—WH 244—WNAC. Boston P TO $300 Cur Office Now Keeps Open Until 9 o'Clock Every onday Evening —Other Days (Except Saturday) Until 5 o'Clock Your Employer Is Not Notified No Assignment Against Your Wages Nassau Finance | Corporation * 5th Fleor * 300 Main St., New Britain Our Only Charge Is 3% Unpaid % Per Month On Balance 1 N iuo, will offer a medley lar songs in the program of old to be broad- —Ne 35—Ha President Expec’led to Take ; SATURDAY MORNING PRO- Ander GRAMS e Pt . ¢ Harttora—ton0 1} o Bosario mouraon Hang i Hontana Case fitceRraiis $:00 o'clock a" provides | July 18 (UP)—Pres ed to be | the re- | nator al demo- g hits in a ca Dragon gle, baritone, | Rogue Song” by |1 sound pictur r from Mo & ",,]1:\‘,‘]" ‘(' While presi proposed Household Commod e August trip to Glacier and Yellow- —TFarm Flashes = National parks and near -“Happy. Go Lucky na apparently is only a recre s in charge nal cam- use it “Why Have Yo rough ) o'clock will add a | mo selections Tn said to e willing WJZ. New York—160 e GARDEN SCREEN HOSE DBOORS New Shipment REDUCED ~-inch screen Doors — corrugated walnut stained, Kink. sturdy construct- surantecd § The Stamp ed framez., 50 ft. Tength: All Sizes coupled at both = ends = = = THE SEASON'S $3.2 L A E TOASTERS, rez. §3 fi saturday P 5 FLAT IRONS Saturday .S'“ WAFILE IRONS, res. 85, # WHEEL saturday $6.95] GOODS FLORENCE f§ U™ ING TRONS GOOD LUCK RU m Coaster Wagons JAR RINGS $1.98 Kiddie Kars $2.98 Tricycles OIL STOVES and OVENS For that summer cottage or home. . $3.39 10 to 20 Taylor Tots DISCOUNT $3.98 will be allowed 3all Bearinz on stove or oven 2 i T Reller Skates SATURDAY - & 1Y KRS A ONLY foe GOLFING 98¢ INSECTICIDES SUPPLIES Sprayers GOLF CLUBS REDUCED FOR and up Reg. Saturday SATURDAY n 57 $3 95 Reg. \.\’T.’ saL S e .85 82.5 0 $1.95 o §3e REPAINTS @3 4 ——— g '\(?f{{,,",.sf.:%;rfl'la l',nvlltar‘:l(j‘ i 82.4 PLASCO 26-PIECE E TENNIS BALLS LRty s o READY MIXED 81.49 GARDEN and LAW ; T8¢ SALE OF o }.]?,I.-ET‘\“.“ T DT TOOLS WEAR-EVER 10t crack or peel, Bamboo Lawn Rakes € ! 29¢ and for the sum. § ALUMINUM $2.79 mer home. Turl Edgers 98¢ set of 2 sace pans Per Gal. Set consists of § Rain King Sprinklers Reg. $1.64, No A TMIN 6 forks, 6 knives, Rez. $3.1 . Now - 98¢ VELUMIN Rotary Sprinkler Q% WAS) : 6 tahlespoons Double Boiler, complete ““‘[ IH}&-?:J\, Reg. $1.98, Now .... ()8(. b P E O —— . o Hedze Shears $1 23 S luwh»r %g 88 O(FD;R Grass Shears Reg. £1.5 -"?“_ MOPS I GILLETTE Reg. $1.50 ' RAZOR <t RDAY R BLADES 10 Blades to Pkg. COMBANY |""ol 98¢ HARDWARE Entire stock of d cieaning brushes 30 MAIN ST. “GROWING WITH REASON” TEL. 909§ @y e ionice “PROMPT DELIVERIES EVERYWHERE? A and SAVE. Phone or Mail ORDERS Given PROMPT ATTENTION Dealers DIXIE DUGAN—GLOOM! \ royal commission on licensing, is a“ Y | vertising counsel, James Wallen, dy and forms a real barrier have been investigating the eco- inst prohibition; the Englishman |nom£cs of the day. They say they is a decent drinker and traditionally respects woman. Horkmm have found there is Jjust a much prosperity in America as ever—but v\e aren’t taking advantage of it. here are $180,000,000 more in N\zw York savings banks today than last year, for example. And despita BE BOOM SLOGAN Two Business Men Urge Spend- Y. — Daniel F.| red Sauer are good | 1rnnd= it o an nomination for sheriff of Herki- mer county. So by three games of a conslderahle\ unemployment, there high, low, jack, they are to decide | 3 : |are still 25,000,000 men with good which shall quit. There are seven | ]flg [0 Ald COUHU‘y ‘Jobv But the millions with the jobs other candidates. have been holding down on their ex- New York—TIt is hard to dispose penditures. So our prosperity is New York, July 18 (UP)—"Buy a [somewhat “frozen.” shirt and save America” may be |hc‘ “When a man buys a shirt, a dol- slogan that will end unemployment, |lar shirt,” says Cohn, “he is directly restore boom times, put money in |giving work to some 52 people. By the bank and create real prosper- |keeping those other people working, ity, in the opinion of two New York- |he ensures his own job. Spending ers, who plan to go -Wefore the |this money is therefore nothing but of Scotch whiskey in this town un- der some circumstances. Murray Hulbert is counsel for an estate, the scttlement of which is held up by session of 1,300 cases. The liquor in quarts; rebottling in pints is necessary for sale to druggists. All hospitals hereabouts have enough |country and urge a “spending cam- | insurance, and that, in a way, is on hand. paign.” |thrigt.” Mexico City — Harry Sinclair is| It may not be “buy a shirt.” It e LIPS Ty paying the salary of a football coach |can be “buy anything,” from shirts | A University of Missouri scientist or thie National university. Reginald |to shoestrings, doughnuts to door- | has developed a nutritive fluid to ba Root, former Yale tackle, has been | knobs and ships to sealing wax. But | deposited in river beds to prolong reengaged. buying is essential. the lives of young clams, the shells York—Rene Pugnet, captain| Harry Cohn, who manages five |of which are used for buttons when prominent retail stores, and his ad- 'they are the steamship Paris, is a versa- | grown. tile gentleman. He is an expert trap | shooter and showed James W.| Gerard how on the liner's latest trip | from France. Then he peppered | || ndry sharks. 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