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18
fW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1921.
BILLION IN WEALTH
IS
Jump in Prices Causes Values
(o M Higb
ClUngo, July !. I of h
billion dotlvi lim lift U'l'lnl lo Hi.'
frieulturtil mlili of ih 1'uiinl
Bute miij Unm-rn f Urn Cuni'lmit
norlhwent Iwv rt'uivi-i muiiy mil
Dona of dollar rt-iult ut I ho 3u
eanii a Inftliel Inert' In wJiuit
prip In Ilia (Jiillut 8tat nnl lliu
tf cent bunhi't jump In Oinmlit,
July whMt, nit u miui m ma
on J ltlt 9, louclu d I. .10 1, imIi 'iu',
fln( 4 1 w punt for ll "tiiy uliil
Wliiiilpi'i una ii in mi ul-
vine of 4'i fills. All erriil fu
ture! Mji'l H'iloniliT i-nrn l-rr
quoted hiT mci'liiy at nutv lilvli
prlrr for the prni.
HpveuliiMvo liinllMK on tin' liniinl (if
ti'da on Wi'ilniKiliiy r'i-oi (! -i
lililKit klncv May l, wltli tin
IKrciHta of inoru limn 1 1 0,(11111,11110
bushel of all (fin Inn of which liU.'iiio,
000 buahcl wore wheat for fuliiro 1I0
livery. Hit weki alio irnillnK una
round :o,nnn,fj(io bimlii'l a ilny.
July corn tin mlvmirM from T.i
eontt to 11.13 In about lx woHt niil
rash number two yellow corn linitiHhl
II. H 1-4 here yiai(rilny, tlio liltflimt
In Mvnral yonra. Out aold nt HI
cent and aro up lo rnla of Into hikI
rya broimlit S7 renin, h iruln or 10
cent a hiwhnl In tlm mi 1110 I lino.
Pcconiher corn, rcpriw'iilliiR the
now crop which will bo harvOHtfd
thla fall, oM at 71 1-4 cents on June
t and waa R4' cenla at the finish
yoatcrdny. wlili'h on thn proapeetlve
crop of !.M5,eno,ftfin hnahel for the
country, naa connllerel by irrnln men
tboorotlrnlly to have added over
tUflfi.Anft.nnn to tho Farmery bmilf
acenunta.
With the ndvnnro In wlieat, prleea
of wheat flour have taken an aaeent.
Prleea were lifted !0 centa a barrel
yesterday to for heat known
hrands of Minneapolis pntents. mnk
1ns: a aaln of $1.51 per barrel since
Jun 9. and rye flour la up 7.1 cents
at 1,nn for the same period.
Tho poor prospeet for the corn
crop, wtth the promise of a yield of
;.S15.0i0.onn bushel on July 1. the
smallest wtili two exceptions In 10
years. Is considered responsible for
tho hllth prices prevailing for the
(train. Honrs have also shared in the
upward movement and touched f 4.1 0
yesterday, tho hlchest prtee since
last October and nearly $1.00 In
crease lately.
AH of the speculative praln mar
hots are regarded by (rrain men aa
somewhat strained and extremely
rapid price changes are expected. I
RORABACK EMPOWERED TO
f ILL COMMITTEE VACANCY
1
li, II, I', ( llHll'IIIHIt (b l.ltlt I'UHcr
to nil ihih imi.'Hr iii iii tijr
lim I Mr, I'ri iiiliv,
l,.ni..i., July S Tlm rvpuliliraii
IIm . hll.il t (IlillllMre, Ml a Hireling
Vi'Kivrduy In tins illy pokM-tl 10 Ua
1 liiilruiiin, J, 1 1 nry lt.ir.ilmcl(, the re.
Hiiu.iiiijiy hi n 1,-i'tinK a aiuin i,
rii.iiiin.iii hii'I tin nil" r 01 tlm ipulij
tin iiiiiiiiiiul roiiiiniiiuo in nil ilia va
r.tm)' ciiuoi',1 !' Hid ilfitlli of Mra,
nun. I 11, I'ci mi,.,,, Mr. Uorabiii li,
liiiiu Imtlliil ilimlly iiilif tho nuft
I ' If fur M i:iiili)r'liii Willi l'.iulil!r.ill
'iiiiiniiliu Iniilni's In Sw Vurk, ui
lio Hiiulil liuu lo mi uu r thn rouni
Ih.uoiiiilily hIii-ii lie I'lui iii'.l lii fore
iinnouiiriiig bin Ii.iiiliiliin lit.
riinciiil wiMUi'il were In iuif inn. I
iomi for Hm' pliu't n Imfuro tho ni"t.
Ins ciiini' In orilrr, .ini.'iitr lliciil ,Mins
Ik,iIhI I.. Ak oiii of ThniHpMonilllti,
Mi Ki tlii rinv Ityine of riituuin, Mra.
Ilibn II. l.mvia of Hi nil ford. Mra.
.loai pli Mi-rrilt ut ll.utliiril Mini Alice
linn of HlH'llon, but Hie plHim to olect
i.t tlio iiHM'tina iiulckly itiivo way to
tlm iHiipiisHl, utfi'ii'i by Hi-niitor John
II. Trumbull of I'liiliivllli!, to avulil a
coiitint Hint mli; lit liwue unplenNunt
lii'ita as tlio ni it)' eiilereil the presi
dential ciiiiipiil.fii, by limving It to tha
chairman to uppnlnt,
liuti'S for Ilia tHiiciiws and prl-
iiiui'lca for tho clirlion of deloitutca
to llii) Hfiito voiivcnllon will ho llxcd
ut a mui'tlno; of- thn hIhiu comiiilttco
next Thursdiiy, This ineetlnir Will
ulfio ili'cido tlio tiino ami place for
tlio hi ut e roiivi'inlnii for tho nomlna
tlmi of tlio CHiiilidulea for governor
11ml other Hluto olllcers.
Imitations were sent out from New
Haven yesterday to republican state
11 ud lorn I leaders , to a ratification
shore dinner at Havln Rock on Sat nr.
In V. July !!8. The guests of honor, It
w;is Indicated, would be Lieutenant
Governor Hiram Diiifthuin and State
Chairman J. Henry Koraback.
KKAfj KKTATE THAXSFEHS.
The followlnir realty deeds have
boon recorded at tho town clerk'a of
fice: Anna 0'hryn hns transferred
proporty on t'neus road lo Angellno
O. noYouiiR. Hiinto Ucnlmito. et al,
have transferred property on Olive
street to Sarvas Apostolos. Rosle
and Martin Hulik have transferred
proporty nt. South Main and Cherry
streets to Nikodew Mllcivskl,
miM)lfi PERMITS.
Building permits have been Issued
as follows: , Arvid Carlson, for Alfred
roterson. sinfflo family dwelling- on
Arch street, 31x40 feet, estimated
cost $5,500; Edward I-ancaster, Ten
Acre road, single family house.
24.10x37.10 feet, estimated cost, 110,-
000: Dr. C. J. Hart, Lincoln street,
single family house, 40x42 fet, esti
mated .cost $13,000.
Hondredi
of Pain
Reduced from $3.50
Thi'i amazing bargain op
portunity coming at the
very commencement of
the White Footwear sea.
ton will appeal to all
thrifty buyers and raca.
tionisti as the savings are
most generoua not a
single pair in the entire
selection of $2.45 sold for
less than $3.50 and the
styles are the styles of the
hour Stunning Str;ps,
Lace Oxfords and Strtrt
Colonials Values un
beatable at $3 .50 is proof
of the tremendous value
you receive at the bargain
price of $2.45.
Many Desirable Styles
Included in This Sale
at
' ft,UfgtCl..i.li-Stor-ah.UiWSuufc
324 MAIN STREET
At Km f lotw Opea UtaiCn Evmings l Vteirioeilite fW!rer
5
MAIL. ORPKIU rROMITU"
FII4.EI)
HARTFORD 2-7171 (INC.) 2-7171 HARTFORD.
IF YOU CANNOT VISIT
THE STORE
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER
' AoiniiaS
M I
J very commencement of V. 1 I I I IK I
s$ ....
I
I H
J I Manv Desirable Styles & -a OC I III
) Included in This Sale V I j
i
CLEARANCE
Jmily
ST3 TTTT 7TT T 7
I I .11 M II BX II
Summer Merchandise at Sharply Cut Prices
The Men's Shop
BATHING SUITS
$1 00
Hen's two-piece cotton bathing
suits. Sizes 36 to 46. Regularly
$1.50.
Men's athletic Soisette union suits,
in white and cream color. Sizes 36
to 46.
$1.25
INFANTS' WEAR.
A broken assortment of the well
known Crapsy hand made dresses.
Fine gingham, dimity, dotted Swiss,
also poplin, beautifully hand embroid
ered. In white and colors. Values
to $10.75. Now
$4.98 to $6.98
Pure Silk Stockings Phoenix
make. Light blue and pink. Sizes
413 to 6'2- Regularly $1.00. Sale
price
50c
CHENILLE RUGS
$3,95
Hit or Miss Chenille Rugs. Size
27x54. Value $6.00.
CHILDREN'S SOCKS
3rairfor49c
Children's 25c and 35c fine - mer
cerized socks, all plain colors. Slight
ly irregular. 3 pair for 49c.
KNIT UNDERWEAR
Women's Richelieu union suits.
Bodice and regular top. A fine cot
ton suit, in size 5 only. Regularly
$1.00.
50c Each
Children's muslin athletic union
suits. Sizes 2, 4, 6 only. Regularly
59c.
39c Each
WASH GOODS
Imported organdie. Formerly $2.50
to $3.98. Now
89c a yard t
Dotted Swiss. Formerly $1.25.
Now
59c a yard
ART NEEDLEWORK
The "Before Stock Taking" sale at
the Art Department is now in pro
gress, offering many wonderful
values. Here are two specials for
Friday.
Four House Dresses, finished mod
els, regularly priced $8.50 to $1.0.00.
Peach, rose, blue and brown. Now
$3.50 each
Silk Remnants
25c
Trimming Remnants
75c
NECKWEAR
Collars, in Peter Pan and round
styles, also vestees, formerly priced
to $1.00. Now
25c each
Organdie tluimpes, with Peter Pan
collars, values to $1.50, now
$1.00
GLOVES
Two-clasp silk gloves, broken sizes,
in black with white embroidery,
white with black embroidery, alo
navy, brown and gray. Values to
$1.35.
69c a pair
BASEMENT STORE NEWS The Boys' Shop
Botany Flannel Suits and Coats
$14.98
A small assortment of Sleeveless Flannel Suits, and fuf trimmed
flannel Coats, formerly price $23.98.
SPORT SUITS
$7.98
10 two-piece sport suits of silk
and wool, and flannel. Formerly
priced $9.98.
SPORT JACKETS
$169
Sleeveless sport jackets of flan
nel. Formerly priced to $2.98.
Linen and Voile
FROCKS
$5.95
Frocks of Irish and Belgian linen
and of fine quality voile, hand
drawn. A good range of sizes.
Formerly priced to $12.00.
Second Floor
Misses' Vpile
DRESSES
$2.69
Voile Dresses in plain and fig
ured patterns. Formerly priced to
$3.98. Sizes 7 to 14 years.
"Superior" Electric Curling Irons
Genuine Nickel Chromium element. Guaranteed for one year. On
sale Friday and Saturday only. Value $2.00.
$1.00
SUMMER
HATS
$5 00
Just the Hat for your vacation.
Values to $17.50.
Hand-Made
BLOUSES
$3 95
French voile hand-made blouses,
trimmed with hand-drawn work
and embroidery. '
75c and $1.00 STOCKINGS
49c
a Pair
Including full fashioned silk lisle stockings, ribbed-to-toe sport
stockings of fine mercerized cotton, printed silk and fiber stockings. Every
pair first quality. '
GOLF SPECIALS!
TOM STEWART IRONS
$4.95
The famous Tom Stewart irons,
regularly priced $6.00. All types
of irons are included.
DRIVERS
$2.98
An assortment of high grade
drivers, formerly priced to $7.00.
REWASHED GOLF BALLS
3 for $1.00
Sport Goods Shop Lower Floor.
PORTABLE
THONQGRAPHS
Carola portable phonographs,
regularly priced $25.00, now
$14.98
Attaboy portable phonographs,
regularly $17.50, now
$13.98
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
3 for 89c
All the latest popular song and
dance hits.
THE CLEARANCE SALE OF
PHONOGRAPHS
Now in Progress
Reductions of 30 to 50
Special Values in Glassware
Iced Tea Glasses For Cooling Drinks, Tray to Make Sandwiches
More Enticing
Light Cut Glass Water Sets $2.95 and $3.93
Light Cut Glass Iced Tea Sets $1.9.1
Light Cut Glass Berry Sets . , . $3.50
Light Cut Glass Footed Luncheon Plates $2.50 and $2.95
Light Cut Glass Grape Juice Sets $2.95 and $.3.95
Iced Tea Glasses 10c, 15c, 19c each
Iced Tea Sippers 60c dozen
GLASSWARE DEPT. LOWER FLOOR
Boys' summer weight golf hose.
Fancy color tops.
95c
Boys' sport blouses. Low neck and
short sleeves. Sizes 8 to 11 years.
49c .
RADIO
HEADQUARTERS
Tuska Superdyne Receivers
.$149.00
Completely installed. Regularly
$186.50.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, pure
linen. Broken assortment of initials.
Values to 50c, now
25c each
Women's Linen Initial Handker
chiefs, broken assortment. Values to
50c, now
3 for $1.00
Women's Linen Handkerchiefs, of
pure linen, hand embroidered and
trimmed with real laces. Values to
$10.00,-now
$2.00 and $3.00 each
SILK POUCH BAGS
$2.95
A special lot of silk pouch bags,
values to $5.00.
SILVER PLAITED
CANDLESTICKS
$7 95
a Pair
Old Dutch . silver plated candle-
stocks, 12 inches high. $12.00 values.
SUGAR AND CREAM
SETS
$L00
Silver plated sugar and cream sets,
gold lined. Regularly priced $2.50.
ALL WOOL PLAID
BLANKETS
$11 89
Pair
All wool plaid blankets, size 70x80.
Formerly $13.50.
WHITE GOODS
36-inch colored lingerie cloth.
39c a yard
All white fancy voiles. Regular
price $2.00.
$1.25
S6-inch lingerie crepes. All colors.
39c a yard
A snprial lot of . colored crenesk
Regularly 39c and 49c a yard.
27c a yard
RIBBONS
Narrow Fancv Ribbons. 34 and 1 ,
inch wide. Two-tone picot edge,
polka dot and fancy striped. Values
to 49c. Now
10c a yard
French Wash Ribbon. Nos. 1 and
lia. Value 12i2c a yard. Now,
be a yard
French "Wash Ribbon. 1 inch wide.
Value 29c a yard. Now
15c a yard
STATIONERY
White Paper Napkins
50 for 10c
480 sheets, white wax paper. Size
9x12.
40c
Odd boxes of correspondence cards
, and envelopes with borders.
35c
HH9
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