New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1915, Page 6

C loihing for Everybody : 3 i trices to sut Your &1 () wi-r || - Raphael’s Department Store . Purse. FOl' the Gil‘ l, fOI ® WEEK The Always Busy Store '_V\_?Ve Cdrr) Pictorial Review he Miss and the Mother. MBI | 380-382-384 Main Street. As We Live We Grow Patterne The largest and most select line of LADIES' GARMENTS ever shown. Every GARMENT GUAR- ; P ANTEED. (2 Al Wool Poplins, Broadcloths, Serges and Tweeds in all colors in plain or FUR TRIMMED. »' _s' ‘ Also COATS in plain or fur trimmed in Plushes, Velour, Corduroys, white, checks, and plaids. Every 2 garment made up in a neat and stylish design. Come in and look them over, then pick the one you like = | M DAY AT OUR STORE 1 OO A WEEK VAR i Come and Make Your Selection ) : : i i wo- Not forgett.lng the Boy, the Young Man, and the Father, for SUITS, MACKINAWS and O'COATS, i We have placed on §ale in our Suit Dept. 109 Beautiful New_Ffill Sult§ for BALMORANS and TOP COATS. Also Hats, Shoes and Trousers on EASY PAYMENTS. 1 men and misses consisting of Broadcloth, l’oplms, Serges and Mixtures in every ek bina leading shade and charming style. Soine fur trimmed and others of !)raided ef- | ) : fects. Every suit in this assortment is of the most careful workmanship, most of l 1A them tailored in this store. Value from $21.50 to $25.00, mostly sam- $ 1 5.9 8 ples, sizes 16 to 46, at the special price of W BRITAIN’S LARGEST CHARGE ACCOUNT STORE v . élte;attions Free by skilled tailors. This price for tomorrow only on this 63 CHURCH STORE | , e e — Wonderful Assortment of Women’s, N. . SHOULD LEAD %, Misses’ and Children’s Coats at a ___MOHAWK TUBERCULAR Work § & } 5o Saving of 337 ‘QUALITY” TIRESE i iervensnnimsie | Sonpd o 7o e, O e oo s skt gt o st k. 40, ol coats, come and see them. Long mixture coats of the newest styles $6 9 5 ingtiald I D also plain cloths, all sizes, value $9.98. Special tomorrow, at . lore Conference at Spl‘lflgheld He : Corduroy Coats with fur trimmed collars, all shades of the wide wgle corduroy, also Springfield, Oct. 22.—Dr. Stephen J. | plain collars and in many styles, value §13.98. Special all sizes, $8-95 Maher of New Haven in his address at q P\ at the tuberculosis conference here to- day said: ~ s ’ Beautiful Mixture Coats, of all wool materials, newest belt effects, also plain cloths “The several preliminary announce- 3 1( in navy, green, brown and other shades, loose-fitted and long. $9.9 8 B o hatte office of fthe] P \ Not one of these coats, value less than $15.00. Specialat.... ... the reasons why the Sectional Con- : N Short Sport Coats, in large asst. of shades and styles all sizes, values $5 9 8 ferences of the leaders of the Anti- 1 Py z . imiiberouiostsNoarmpatgnil heve fiboer 4 ; $8.75. Special tomorrow, at instituted; but, in opening this New England Conference, I cannot resist B the temptation to say 1S Ty TRADE IN NE“" BRITAIN opinion, there is one ’ ) creation of this New Pl R e g ey Every woman should remember if New Briain is good enough to live here and good ‘enotgh to work here and {least does not apply, with the same | § good enough to die here, it is certainly good enough to trade here. See our large store and the large asst. of F Con- . o . . ?::é;“;;;‘? 5 TL?;":;:O‘SEL o e ‘Women’s and Children’s Wearing Apparel before leaving town to do your purchasing. England, because of its geographical position, its history, and the charac- ter of its people, is better prepared ’ AISTS to solve the tuberculosis problem v than any other part of the country, nll Keep You Going--- - E?;d §§§§;1§fe£:?f;"“Efi?‘i&i‘i}}}z‘fi WOMEN’S $5.00 BEAUTIFUL LACE CHIFFON TRIMMED WAISTS .6, OOO Nllle S - | voud soon have the whole - World Also crepe de chine trimmed, in all shades including black. All sizes. Most beautiful waist ever sold $ 2 9 5 EHOPEE™Z 0ZPEY =D CO HUDOZ» =0 WOZCO 2P Hoz acknowledging our leadership in this most important of human undertak- at . e «e p a E [ & jHESTEe havelile jwenlth mecessary; Have you ever seen our window dlsplay of $2 White Waists, in many beautiful materials, plain and fan- ! Th Fi'rcs h Ofi Ce B c)y effects, some of the materials worth up to 50c a yard, all sizes. Your choice at 980 e Kirst Cost the y Cost. and hospitals and sanatoria second to nome in the world. ~And mo- LARGE ASSORTMENT OF $3.00 PLAID SILK WAISTS where is there an outdoors of great- ; REE i AIR AND SERVICE sty La:danr;a;;::t{‘;embmle = washable, high or low neck. Just received, all sizes, at . . .. cillus is now killing and has always killed brothers of ours, and sisters he Gunn Rubber Co. s neneit: B UNUSUAL HAT BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY proud and sweet New England, Must Hold Conferences. 7 East Main Street. B 11T e e 2, 8 $3.00 and $5.00 ' $5.00 and $7.00 England, owe it to ourselves and to . . N ket i ot oo o ons oo | TRIMMED HATS TRIMMED HATS the enemy, but also with one another and with all our allies. Bangor ‘word each day pays for a classified adv. in the Herald, |2'0"!d know how the fight goes in SpCCIal at " : SpeClal at Bridgeport; Brattleboro how it goes -, in Providence, and Boston how it<goes ’ 5 - . g You get results. That’s what you want. in Dio Janeiro. We owe it to ourselves , also, and to our hopes of ecarly vic- an tory, to realize that although with our | B Lo ° L - present methods of attack we are et comrach memuetias: Latest Styles ‘ Large assortment to select from guns before we can compel a com- a ues plete surrender. We must not give u : sent hard-w o A 2 9 3 % Trenches, but we must hota frequent. || The genuine Velour Hats, value $3.50 to $4.00, in all , All SilleGerman Velvet Shapes, value $2.50, in the new 17 such conferences as this behina | o= ; h est shapes and shades. Large assort- { ; the Tines to hear tr ts and t leading shades and shapes. l B 1 . B ek S : $1.98 | ment toselcxt from at Extraordinary! |: Specil | | “Today, then, f he h 1d O1a New England, and i’ responde (o § ) . trimmed at reasonable prices. plea for help from 3,000 consumptives Silk Beaver Plush Shapes in the newest shapes, high Velvet Roses, 50c value, all shades. . o Py ° o of Vermont, the 4,000 consumptives Very large asst. of Children’ s' fiats tnmmed and un- tives of Maine, the 7,000 consump- { This means that with the complete showing of our Coats, Suits, tivesp&t Rhmtie island, ine 14.0«‘)10 con- With bucklelin front ‘and ribbon e 1 98 Whlt:;lgh% an(;Chll‘lclhlila fur, 1 ;l(;l(‘h wide 3 sumptives of Connecticut, an the | C. 1 T F-MM for ladies and Misses we are prepared to save 44,000 consumptives of Massachus- ers, Value $3.50. Special at Wi [ e pecial at, per yal 5 .50. setts, let us, with stout hearts and money, for the following reason: open minds, confer on what further All hats trimmed and lined Free of Charge. measures we must take to destroy our These garments are all made in our own workshop, and we - enemy, or at least to save the present ’ and future generations from his noi- thus save you the profit made by the manufacturers, enabling us | some and deadly entanglements. to give you reasonable prices. . — ) ] ] A The largest asst. of the latest style shoes for women, in black and blue gypsies, vici, or plain kid, bronze, black or PRSI e Wpupleted our stock ol SIINTHR, COATS. I City ltems I white combinations. Button side or front, also gray kid lace shoes, with diamond tip, special of $2 4 5 These are worthy of your careful inspection. e reTRnaT D rareT [t | all these $3.00 and $3.50 shoes. Tomorrow at . street has been brought by Joseph All Necessary Alterations Free. Volz. e Women’s $1.50 Kid Gloves, in champagne and Doeskin washable, also white and black combinations $l 00 Conn, Hat Co.,—advt. | B at . X Mr. and Mrs. Christinger of Green- | b 135 Main Street wood street announces the - coming | 8 £l marriage of their daughtery Louise to » Bl k Julius Shepard of Kensington street. | S8 Barnes 0C If it's shirts, Besse-Leland ) of New Hampshire, 7,000 consump- crowns and the new Quaker shapes, some trimmed Special tomorrow . / j kK Co., carry the only complete line in Ncw Britain.—advt. '