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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY . 22, 1925.
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DRINKS 7 HOURS,
In hutUe hcforn hlui " Hi'' lable, hut ;Ttil.le maids (re employed by niuny
,i ..I not ihinK, h-u'eis Id u'tmrt jri t tunnpe. Attor-
I "The whole linn is u j I . "
CAN'IEDRUNH
Canafllaa Beer Disappointing ui
One American
mniiii ki il I'll Ins I'.-turn in 'lliulali'.
"Il ;ih . t y ,i.'.ircli! I ha! this Mull
diieMi't H,iiixfy I !. fellow who waul.-.
I !m real (hint:. l'a "i'1' ls "
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IH-i'M lit unmi'm
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IS I'll 1'
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Turonio, May -' i Al') - Xlmu
miiiiIs of Americans living lu-
urio'i herder have eatilU-a their
rurlosliy Ian not l h ir W4t
"Fei'Kie's Foam" is IHOK39 frclb.
,'here is i." Iu'l I" lhe '"four h
iiia1" lf- r i'liuiiisi'U '' Die rVrgu-
ii government, which wvut on sn '
, i .la ' ll' .v I""T'n 'lav."
7 Hours, Mill Solar
a- i i .ii mi.mis f'i-4-ti'y wr ' a
.lies ...i a !'. tu ft 11.1 out wlHtil'T
; .: I.. . i .'.as Ini.'Mcaling an lAy
., iifiaii- N V., I'al'i'hr.l pilgrim HI
.i-'.-r.a:, ''a!.. 1 1 ims' i ! that he, uat
;i..u: S'.lnT. I'lii? I I P. Ml. Cli'S
ins I'l'o'.iM'Mi v! tin: la'.v ended the
vvsi,
A . ' inins pf 111" proline'; reported
aa In r ixii-,-i n -n. Not one drunk mis
! it-, si (J in i he big city of Toronto.
I'm going hack across the river
here I ran get some real beer,"
sil'l a -arm ic Petroiitr In Wind
sor. "I v.. ..-. n drtnUing this stuff
.,11 Jay tiii'l tin re ain't no kick In
il." Anoiln-r 1'i'troitrr said tliat
like ol'l vaiia "I'Vrgle's foam" woul'l
improve with rye.
He IHil Not Drink
Vayn" B. Wheeler, general i-ouii-I
of the Anti-siiioon League id
America, crossed the line as an ob
server, he said. For 80 minutes he
said he sat In a Fort Eric hotel with
dir. k
, llfnn
Mr
la. v
and r.ail Hilla I"
, nlnir of I hr
law rr ill a
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.ngur in Ins
p. HI' law
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night that reorganization of tha ad.
jiuniNtiallvc funclloin of the gov
ernment Is necessary to diminution
of waste in ovurlupntng agencies.
II o advocated three primary re
formsgroup of. all agencies of the
Hiiiiio major purpose under one ail-
liie I'lluclpiilly to uilnlntruttve supervision; separation
onie Hotel man- of seinl-Juiliclul and senil-leglslattvo
ami advisory functions from the ad
ministrative functions, putting the
loriner under Joint minds ami the
hitter under single responsibility,
anil relieving tho president of a vast
amount of direct administrative la
bor. The government, lie declared, can
have no dillnite and consistent ppl
iey for conservation and use of nu
tioinil resources so long us responsi
bility Is spread among severul de
partments. He cited the "recent oc
currences In the oil leases" and "our
ileplornMo lack of A di"flnlto and or
uaiiir,' J merchant murine" as exam-
my Cniial Mcklu ruled that the
law i talne.l no se discrimination.
oin. ii lie haiil might drink us well
aS H'lWt tlir b.'i . l ayi'.
Minor ilisoi.lns at Windsor aiiti
o! In r eitl' h . a
n ow .l' 'l illuing r
a ii i i s vim luil i-i sen cil overy avall
al.lr lor nmlit i iistonii i.s were olillg
. I lo el.ar i. nl tin. afternoon
i !u iriK. S .ral times the suppl'
of I..-, r .iii oat. Vhllo tiucki
sr.,l.. liitlin ami thither wlfti
;r.h tipi!l , tin cro ds grew rest-
'I'lia ii;;:i'iniH tin kril home re
etaiitlv. i l. aMti-r I., hind In MinUor
lili.a.t van, i n a giiod Allli'l'lean
ir.-. I liiinlrnls stai'l (ivernisht
s to I'" mi han.l tor the sec-niii-
at 7 a. tu. today.
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s: oi ila v t lirnim honi
I 'm ! s from 1 " ' fiat
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at a I'l't'iniimt. i'iin
siimpti
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ypints by n.'i;
l.y i.liim. tla
it e- tu.
l-'.ml;i huinlr
i ash laisaiirssi
'I'r pros'lllre.
lo Witnlser v
and tables ivi r
plaints vera lna.le about p"i"ns
'Irinkiiig while ,-landinc up. hot' I
puoprie'ors it'J-ist. .1 the p. en had
la nil SiTa il whl'0 w '), hilt rO.H
'o lnaK,' room for nrivniirrs
SI. aim I'rulil in Hny
The iii.-tm.g-r lf tho Itnnsh
Am.ri.'Hii hot "I in Sin lsi.r lipoi''-
1 more th;in SI,,'.1'"' profit for th
lay. It Is rstlimi'ed that fa."i'i"i
4lH5srs of beer were consumed In
Windsor alone. No arrests were
portrd. The pre ailing price was I.,
cenis a boltle. The beer was not i
yet on tap. Glasses were spilt from
bottles.
Women drinkers wrc numerous.
COMMERCE TALK
IN FliLIETING
Farming and Shipping Principal
! Subjects
WaMiit.gton, May SC. (Afj-Ius-
lesions of riKi'h nliuri"' and the nier
. ani inariii". by S.-or'tary .Tardini
and I'l' sid. ill laicli C 1'aliner ol
the Ianert-etiey fleet corporation,
and eor.siilerai ion of resolutions
. oiaprised the concluding biisinesa
today of the conveniion of tl"
. haniber of commerce of the Ciiitcl
States.
j Another cabinet member, Secre
tary Hoover, told the delegates last
pies of what may happen under di
vided responsibility,
It is Important, Mr. Hoover as
sarted, to bring kindred agencies to
gether under one authority "so that
their overlapping edges can be clip
pod and their lights stopped."
Secretary Jardlne In urging care
ful study of the entire freight rate
structure, declared that If American
business is to make any "significant
contributions to the solution of fnni
problems, It must get down to brass
tacks, find out what theso problems
are and what they Involve, and then
offer Its help to the farmer In solv
ing them.
"The business man In city or town
must reallie that the farmer is like
wise a business man, and that busi
ness men have n perpetual objection
to being directed from the outstdo.
Nobody needs to tell the farmer
what to do. Me has little Hiving fpr
advice, and rightly so. What he
warlts Is an equal chance to carry
on his business as other business Is
curried on.
Ho will welcome cooperation
from others, J tint as any good busi
ness man will, but ho will Insist on
running his own business.
"Kor Instance, If farmers general
ly decide that cooperative marketing
is the beat practice, for thorn, they
wllr carry out their plans regardless
of any opposition that may arise
from other element in the popula
tion. Any Individual or any group
that tries to stem the tide of agri
cultural progress If certain to suffer
tor his rashness, farming Is the old
est big Industry we have, and tho
farmer knows his business from cen
turies of experience."
On the basis of a joint study of
tho freight rate structure, lie de
clared, "It should be possible, In ad
justing rate, to take into account
both tho market vulue of fnrm pro-
duets as reflected over a reasonable
period of years, and thelntluenco In
evitable exerted by freight rutes over
the econotnlo development of partic
ular regions and of the country as ft
whole."
The secretary said he realized that
tho cost of carriers must be fully
reckoned with as a factor in rate
making, "out I am convinced thut ll
Is equally important lo consider the
value of tha servlco to the shipper."
"What wo must do," he said, "is Iron
out present Inequalities In the
rrelght rate structure and work out
a policy whereby readjustments can
bo made In the levels of freight
rales to meet the changes that occur
In economic conditions over consid
erable periods of time."
TO KXI) DLSOItDKKS
Mexico City, May 22,-ir-(AF) The
department of the Interior has de
cided to put an end to the disorders
created by the tenants' syndicate at
(tan ?til l'otoii, and In pursuance
of this decision the military com
mander there has been ordered to
protect the houto owners.
The tenants endeavored io follow
the example set by thoso In Vera
Crus by suiting houses and refusing
to pay rent. The government hus
decided to check their activities as
It did thosa of tho Vera Crus tenants.
JiAJtltOW hSt'Al'K
l'aris, Hay 22. (AP) Twenty
fho pleasure seekers at the Purls
decorative arts oxpoBlllon had a
narrow escape from death yester
day when tho car on I he swllchback
rullroud In which they were riding,
Jumped Ithe track and was left hang
ing 80 feet above the ground, held
only by its coupling to the next cor,
The occupants were rescued from
their perilous position by firemen
r
ffiB
Saturday!
COMK TO YOl'R nFAt TIl TL IlK. M Kkl.T TO lU YOI K S.VTl II
IAY MARK KTIN'G. IMME.NM: IHSI'I.AYX OI THK flNlaST VoOD
STITTS AT ROCK BOTTOM l'RICKS ARK TO RE rol .Nl HFIti:.
REGULAR HOUR SALES
TO 11 A, M.
HOt :SD, LOIV, PORTERH Srj
9 TO 11 A.
I.I AN FRF SR
M.
9 TO 11 A. M.
lit ST MAIVE
STEAKS SHOULDERS POTATOES
lb 23c lb 16c oeck 21c
FRESH GROIXI)
Hamburg 3 lbs. 25c
VRES.II FRICASSEE
Fowl lb. 28c
FRESH t.REEN
Spinach pk. 8c
1 ROM 3 TO 5 P. M.
AUMOlIt'S LEAN SMOKED
SHOULDERS lb. 17c SUGAR
inMril'irt STVR
HAMS lb. 34c Gold Medal Flour.. bag $1.27
A. M. TO I I'. M.
Ill lbs tnr
25 lh. sai'k SI. -Vi
XXX Cuiif. 2 lbs. . tor
. . 10 lbs. 5-
llrown
ALL DAY SPECIALS
BEEF
LAMB
LEAN BOILIMi BEEF Hi.
LEAN POT ROASTS lb. 12.-
BONELESS ROLLED ROAsTS II). 2.V-
PRIME III' MP ROASTS lb. SOv
FANCY CHICK ROASTS lb. 20"
VEAL
SHORT MEATY I.Ef.Si lh. IS.
sHOt I.DER CI TS TO ROAST lh. 2u.
FANCY IU M1' ROASTS ,. 2 Ir
BREASTS TO RAKE OR BOU lh. 12.
t'HOIt i: I AL ( HOPS lb. "..
f.OLHI N EST FOW L lb. !.',
M.tiS VI AHI IN(. I AMR
I.Et.s (,I S( IM. SI'KIM. I AMB
I (ilfl l.il Alt 1 1 KS LAMB
LulNS OF LAMB
I'lM.'V LAMB CHOPS
lh.
lb.
lb.
lh.
lh.
2hr
:Wr
ISr
21:
PORK
I i: 1 ll PORK ROAM S
Ll! A.N I Kl Ml IIAMs
I i:i:mi ill PORK l HOPS
FREMI sPRERIBs
I III Ml PORK ill 'I . . .
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FINEST CREAMERY
EM IT Ii l;o M li, ( IlK KENS
s l i t I I I) VI ; I FRESH
lb.
BUTTER 2 lbs. 95c EGGS 2 Doz. 71c
Bnst Pure
I-arrl .2
lbs.
37c
Wild Milk
Cbepsp . . . Hi.
29c
I . sj;;e
( I in e .
35c
f. em-Nut Msr
uarlne ... lb.
23 c
(SPECIAL) OCR DINNER BLI ND
(M'l I ll.i I lll slll.l BAKED
COFFJEE..Ib.35c 3 lbs. $1.00 GINGER SNAPS lb. 10c
RED HI ITCIII I Y CEYLON TI" .
MOHH N E APOIIATED MILK .
PI Ri; RED CI HltANT .IEI.LY
t ANILLAOR LEMON I.XillAl 1 .
IT RE TOMATO ( AISEP
FINE HAND PICKED TOMATOES
y, ib.
ran
ula.--
! Ixil-.
bots.
tf. can
2Sa
2lr
2ar
17r
MOIIB AN MAAONXAIM hxii. 21c
A (IKK si A I I, PI BE s It lbs. 20c
V It. ( . ItoA Al. I I Nt H ( l!A(Ki:its 2 lbs. :!.-
CAAIpp.l.l .-s -oil's 3 can thr
FRESH MIRI 1)1)1. L Oil IIAMT lb. 2(1.
s Alt N. M'l HA POWDER 2 pkgi. Ir
BAKERY PRODUCTS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY HERE
Irr, ir Plain spnnje
Nut or I'dl I .oof . . . .
Orange Sfpiarrs
Neapolitans
Marvlmiallow RnlN .
.felly Rolls
I.AR'.E RIPE
. I.V. SIM'
22c, :il
. f-a. i.v
..a. 2n-
is, 20r
fvl. IS''
EACH
'I . lAL
I AAO I. A A I
CAKES
.a 25 c
Best BREAD lb. 7c
YOI It ( Holt I
12 KINDS
Oniainriiirti Laiers IJ.V. 4i)c. 5K'
I iinnm r- ca. ."
AMiipiml I Irani Caki"
AlhipiKil I bhih Puffs
Miort ( al,e Bivllil . . . dot.
( "okieN All Kind-. . . .dot
40(
l.V
l.V
3 i on
INI It II E A A
Pineapples I0c-25c Grapefruit 4 for I9c
I.AR'.E RIPE
l.V I It f AM A
Bananas Doz. 25c Strawberries Basket I9c
FRESH N ALIA E
RADISHES ..2 I hes
FANCY NEW-
POTATOES 6 lbs.
EAR;i; NATIA E 1 f
LETTICE Head 1UC
5c
25c
( IIAAIPION TOMATO
PLANTS .lo.
FRESH N ll E
AsPAP.Af.l s . . Bnneli
NEW MEATY
l-RCNES lb.
30c
25c
10c
I III Ml III (,
PARsNIPs
H II Y si NKIST
oltANt.ls
Fill s N ATIA E
RIM BAKU
t lbs
dot
Ib.
EVERYTHING IN THIS DEPARTMENT IS THE VERY BEST
45c
FRESH SHORE
HADDOCK
9c
EREsll NATIA I,
MAC KEREI
20c LOIV
AND ROILED
.OBsTI Rs b.
15c
33c
5 c
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DONNELLY-MULLEN
BOSTON
TORE
DONNELLY-MULLEN
THESK SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW EVERY ONE A REAL VALUE-MANY OTHERS NOT ADVERTISED
YOU COULDN'T BUY
at DOUBLE THE
M
ORE STYLE
PRICE
AND THERE'S PLENTY OF QUALITY TO MATCH THE STYLE IN THESE GROUPS
$
JUST THE DRESSES FOR IMMEDIATE
AND SUMMER WEAR
We have been successful in purchasing 200
of the Newest Summer Silk Dresses. The
most charming things in Printed Crepes,
Printed Silk Broadcloths, Satin Crepes and
Flat Crepes. You will marvel at the beauty
of them, their rich, heavy silks, and their
clever ways of design and trimmings. Real
ly such dresses would be good val. at $19.75.
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5 Specials From the
DOMESTIC DEPT.
COATS
$ 1
Val. $29.50
NEWEST SPRING STYLES AND
COLORS
A new shipment of the same sort of Coats
we sold out so quickly last Saturday. Lus
trous Poiretsheen Coats, Beautiful Poiret
Coats, Handsome Wool Twill Coats. The
popular1 Hare models and the straight line
styles are represented in this group of
Spring Coats. Not a coat in this group
made to sell for less than $29.00.
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Full size Bleached Seamless
Sheets, Saturday Special
Bed Pillows
feathers.
filled Avith new clean
Saturday Special ......
$1.00
98c
Unfile Curtains Nvith tie-backs, 2
long. Saturday
fair
yards
79c
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SPORT and SWAGGER
COATS
Knglish Long Cloth, full
bleached. Saturday Special
12k
Avith neAv
$4.69
Silk Mull Comfortables, filled Avith neAv
clean cotton. Handsome pat
terns. Saturday Special ....
HOSIERY
I.ailies' pure Silk, full falilonod Hov, all the load
insj shades. Black, white, atmosphere, mule hark, i
lihimle, hi iKe. aii'rdale, Fivm h lan, Soiiora, Romhav,
Manila, Itussjan calf. (;rij and rarl.
A allies In Ji.50. SjMt'ial. pair
Regular $15 Models
It is true that spring
is almost gone, but
the weather continues
to make popular the Spring Coat. Buy
one now for wear on cool nights or
when you are motoring, or for your
vacation trip.
ENGLISH BROADCLOTH AND
FOULARD DRESSES
A large assortment of Ladies' Afternoon
or Street Dresses in a variety of styles and
plain and figured colors.
All sizes. Special
$1.98
$7.50
PRINCESS SLIPS
of Englisli Sateen with
Made of Englisn Sateen with plaited
flounce on botton, in a number of leading
shades. All sizes.
Saturday Special
$1.29
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SATIN BRASSIERE
A heavy quality satin with silk shoulder
straps, and elastic bottom. All
sizes; Avhite and flesh. Sat. Special
93 c
$1.15
$1.85
Lai lie-' I'lexniv fine silk, full fashioned Host; all
the advance shades, lilaek, while, mule, French
mull', rain..), ilawn. sunset, poinlro hlur, lirnna.
Monilc hcicr. alredale, jnni metal. ,la. k EUililiil.
Orlcnlal, iiearl. London lavender.
Ra. hrl. .Manila, pickaninny. Special, pr.
X i
Ladles' Phoeniv. pure silk Hose, made with the J
fashioned hack, all the latest -hades. I Hack, white, i
peach, nude, sunsei, lariat, beljre, alredale, tan.
zny anil iearl. Cft i
sjx'eial. Kiir 3lOU,
Ladii-s' Phoenix llohlied Hose. Comfort for ladlei J
nliii roll their sto,kinss. Colors lllarl;. white. !
nude, eanieo. suiiM-t, Fn-nch node, lH'ipi'. aireilale
trey and pondre hhie.
sje lal. pair
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$1.00
MEN'S DEPT.
MEN'S SHIRTS
89c
Alailc with attached collars, in a varietv of neat
triped patterns. Sizes 1 1 Jj lo 17. Saturday S cial
ii9r.
MEN'S ATHLETIC I NION SUTS
98c
Tins l't comprises solsetlc-, nainsooks, madras and
llroadcloth. Made with wide .lersey Rack; miarau-ti-ed
etra full cut. A aloes to S.OO. Saturday
special. 9fte,
LIEN'S SILK HOSE
35C Pa
I'vlra pood quality. Regular B9c value. 1 olors
lire hla'k, hrown and London tan. sat. Special. !t."e.
MEN'S TIES
39c
Made In a Inree assortment of cut silk and fancy
knits. Regular values to $1.00. Sat. special, !tc.
TOILET GOODS
Stillman's Freckle Cream, a guaranteed
remedy.
Saturday Special J ' C
Listerine, AntLseptic, Deodorant and
Prophylactic, small size. t -t
Saturday Special aJLC
Johnson & Johnson Talcum 1
PoAvder. Saturday Special 1 C
Laco shampoo, 50c size. i Q
Saturday Special kJl
Japanese Furniture OH
Polish
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WASH GOODS
Fnclish Prints, evtra line (iiality.
neat Hsures, fast colors. A r
Sat. Special, jard TuC
English Hroadcloth in a laie va-rli-tv,
plain colors and stripes; color.,
guaranteed. Sat. jg
Special, yard 00 C
Normandy Dress Voile. In new
attenis, all colors; dot work guar
anteed permanent; 40 inches wide.
Priced special A f
yar.1 4C
SILKS
Crepe de Chine, standard
quality, in black and all colors,
all silk, 40 inches wide. $1.98
value. Saturday (f i 7Q
Special yard J) 1
Printed Dress Silks for one
piece dresses, bloomers, etc., in
the latest novelty styles in
cluding borders, from-
98c, $6.98
Yard
LADIES' NECKWEAR
A new lot of mnels. i ij yards
long; made of line net and lam
trimmed. Colors arc cream linn
erru. A alue to III .98.
Saturday Special
JAROlS) 9Sc
98c
Made of fine qunlily net and trim
med with Aenise lace. I!"uinl and
A -shaped neck. Sat
urday Scclal
98c
LADIES' SCARFS
$2 98.
A new lot of ladies' all silk
scarfs. Made of the best qual
ity crepe de chine and georg
ette crepe. A large assortment
of plain colors and floral de
signs to chose from. Specially
priced at $2.9S.
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