New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1914, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1914. This Week We Open Our New| @b,, This Week We Open Our New Store in Syracuse, N. Y. 74 055 g QY Store in Syracuse, N. Y. AN U A BESSE-LELAND’S---The Live Store WE QUESTION NO MERCHANT’S ~ INTENTIONS ONLY HIS ABILITY To try to give customers their “money’s most” is one thing—to really give it quite another. Every reputable merchant must be credited with trying. With us it is not so much due to better intentions as to superior ability that this Live Store stands pre-eminent as to greatest value- giving of its kind in New Britain and vicinity. , Here you find all the essentials of greater value-giving. We enjoy all the price and quality advantages of being the largest spot cash buyers of “good clothes” in New England. % tI}I(u)m't of our capital is tied up in charge accounts but every dollar of it is kept working all the time. Thus through inclination, abilitly and expert merchandising greater value-giving becomes the corner stone of our big business—this is not an idle claim but an often proven reality known by irrge and ever increasing numbers of men and women who want and appreciate good - ithes and the biggest possibie money’s worth. PRO(I))I}‘J (’:IEIIS BASIS WE OFFER THE FINEST CLOTHING BARGAINS THAT HUMAN SKILL CAN - Saturday we ofier to the public the greatest values in Men’s and Young Men’s Suits ever given in New Britain or possibie to give. Buying for our 38 stores did it. $3.85 $6.85 The man who hasn’t any too much money J RS S to'spend putihimselt ahead of the game when Many styles you see displayed in ordinary he buys one of these suits. Positively cannot stores at $12.00 are here at $6.85 and betier be bought elsewhere for less that $10, we don’t tailored at that care where. Our price £ $3.85 . $6.85 ESSE-LELAND C || 38 STORES 38 CITI"S ; ‘ Largest Clothing Organization in New England Our price