New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1916, Page 5

P, & F.” $10 and $15 Clothing Store ain’s business section will be further augmented by the opening of another new men’s furnishing store is to be known as the “P. & F.” §10 and $15 store and will be located | spring vacation. NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HEKALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1916 BUTTER Mohican Creamery Very Fancy Ib 37¢ 13 YORK STATE FRESH EGGS . ..d(;z 25c¢ FANCY FRESH PORK LOINS LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS LEGS OF YOUNG LAMB CHOICE SHOULDER ROASTS NATIVE VEAL ROASTS FRESH HAMBURG . 1b : 14c ;%ggs? ....... 1 1 8C CHOICE STEW- ING BEEF GRANULATED SUGAR MOHICAN BREAD FLOUR ...1-8 bbl sack 89C LEMON or GINGER SNAPS MOHICAN SPECIAL COFFEE ... .1-1b can 35C FANCY SLICED PEACHES . .3 No. 1 cans 25C MOHICAN LAUNDRY SO 18c 25¢ 18c 10c MOHICAN PURE CATSUP ....pt bottle MOHICAN PURE JELLY ....... 2 jars FRESH SHREDDED COCOANUT ....2 jars PEKIN TOILET PAPER ......3 rolls TR T 7 to 9 p. m. Saturday EGGS Strictly Fresh Connecticut dozen 28c__ ||> 22c MOHICAN MARKET SALURDAY “SWIFT PREMIUM S OLEO. .11 250 ALL KINDS DOME:! AND IMPORTED CH S MOHICAN PE PURE APPLE BUTTER HOUR SALE 9to1l a.m—9 to 11 a. m, STEAKS Short Sirloin Porterhouse EGGS, Fresh ‘Western . .doz SPINACH, fresh Cut pk RICE, Japan 3 lbs 19¢ FANCY SHOULDER Ib 16¢ 14 lbs $1 .OO by " PLAIN A o R R 1 1bs Large Baldwin Apples .. .4 qts Sound Red Onions . .. .4 gts Large Sunkist Oranges . .. .doz 19¢ 15¢ 29c 25¢ 9c¢ 12¢ 39¢c 2 lbs 15C AP .. .81rg bars 2 5 c Fresh Grape Large Stalk r Celery . .. .each Night. Shoulders, Lean Smoked, b Sound Juicy Lemons . .. .doz 15-1b pk Potatoes 1 gt Onions for 1230 / STORE. WILL OPE! Opens Doors Saturday. ° will On Saturday morning New Brit- store. This in Hanna's block at 440 Main street e A complete line of men and young men’s clothing will be in stock. to their new opening and carnations Jack Schaefer o home from FISHERMEN WILL MEET. There will be another meeting of the New Britain Fish and Game club in Bardeck’'s hall on the evening of April 18 when reorganization plans will be completed. The club is en- he proprietors invite the- public be distributed to the ladies while cigars will be presented to the men. | deavoring to secure some small lake Wilson street than can be leased so members will have an exclusive place in which to is } City ltems Dress up in Damon’s shoes—advt John Meehan of Montclair, N. J., Is the guest of friends in this city Your neckwear always at Wilson's. | —advt. Mrs. Arthur D. Carnell of Hamilton | street is ill with pneumonia and her daughter is also ill with-an abscess in the ear. Miss Edna C. Warner is visiting in Ellington. Miss squa Porter's school, Farmington. Lucy Talcott of Franklin | orchestra closed its | g with a banquet. isted at the re- cent concert W st of honor. We alone ', Redman, 2 for 25c coll We have a 1 for home sites a the most building is going on, of any section of the city. You owe it to vourself to go out early and see this section.—advt. See display of Easter flowers Sun- Volz Floral Co’s greenhouses, advt. d; at dson street. Michael J. Kenney has from a short business trip to York. Boy's blue serge More for less at Bes The rehearsal of the Catholic Choral union wil be held at the Y. M. T. A. & B. hall Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock instead of the Knights of Co- lumbus hall as previously announced. It's easy for any store to advert that their goods have wonderful tail- oring, marvellous fabrics, tragic prices, but this liv of our 3 for less, ich is proven by its won- derful growth and its constantly growing business. Besse-Leland Co -advt. returned New etc., The health board received notice to day of twenty-four new cases of meas les, also five cases of whooping cough | and one case of diphtheria on East street. Young men's caps $1.00. Others 50c More for less at Besse-Leland’s.-advt. Alfred H. Rice was today sued for $100 by L. C. Baker, a concrete con- tractor, and Sheriff M. D. Stockwell attached property of the defendant on Columbia street. Lawyer W. F. Mangan is counsel for the plaintiff a the writ is returnable before the city court on the first Monday in May. Mallory $3.00 hats $2.50. Mallory $2.50 hats $2.00. Others $1.50. Always more for less at Besse-Leland’s-advt About seventy-five of the friends of Mrs. Anna Gustafson tendered her a surprise visit at her home, 31 Belden street, yesterday afternoon, and pre- sented her with a purse of money. Mrs. Gustafson is in poor health and is planning to go to a hospital next week for treatment. Children’s blouses. More. for less at Besse-Lelands.-advt. See display of Easter flowers Sun- day at Volz Floral Co's greenhouses, Edson street—advt. Tufts college for the All hunters and fishermen are invited to attend. Tapestry Brussels, 9x12 ft., b Inlaid Linoleum, regular pric Inlaid Linoleum, regular pric We have just received a shipment of Rugs—was due to us from back orders and we chance to buy Rugs for prices which we cannot buy from the manufacturers today. Come early and get the pick. Tapestry Brussels, 9x12 ft.beautiful floral pattern, regular price $19.50 Tapestry Brussels, 9x12 ft., beautiful small brown body brussels pattern, regular price $21.50 .. » Tapestry Brussels, 9x12 ft., beautiful small brown body brussell patterns, regular price $22.50 .. Velvet Brussels, 9x12 ft., beautiful small wilton velvet patteern, regular price $17.50 ; Velvet Brussels, 9x12 ft., beautiful small wilton velvet pattern, regular price $22.50 Velvet Brussels, 9x12 ft., beautiful small Oriental center, regular price $27.50 Axminster, 9x12 ft., beautiful Oriental center pattern, regular price $23A50' Axminster, 9x12 ft., beautiful small center pattern, regular prices $24.50 Axminster, 9x12 ft., beautiful large figure center pattern, regular price $24.50 Axminster, 9x12 ft., beautiful floral brown, regular price $27.50 Axminster, 9x12 in., beautiful floral green, regular price $29.50 Axminsters, 27x54, in assorted patterns and colors, regular price $2.75 All of our Rugs are guaranteed. These are the old, staple dyes which are all fast colors. Inlaid Linoleum, regular price $1.25 Printed Linoleum, in beautiful designs, regular price 60c Remnants Linoleum,regular 70c, 60c and 50c grades Children’s odd trousers. More or ] less at Besse-Leland's.—advt. RUGS eautiful colors, regular price $17.50 LINOLEUMS e $1.50 e 90c are going to give you the NOW $14.50 NOW $15.50 ..NOW §15.98 .NOW §18.00 NOW $15.00 NOW $18.50 NOW $22.50 NOW $19.48 NOW $19.75 * § NOW $19.75 NOW $21.50 NOW $22.50 NOW § 2.25 NOW $1.19 yard NOW 98c yard NOW 75¢ yard ........... NOW 50c yard ceveee.....NOW 37c yard BABY CARRIAGES AND GO-CARTS We have a full line of Baby Carriages, Sulkies and Go-Carts, Prices. REFRIGERATORS at Reasonable A carload of Refrigerators received last week. Samples on the floor ready for your inspection. Buy one now and we will give you a liberal discount. : ‘M TEA AND COFFEE We offer Best Formosa Oolong Tea, regular price 50c and 60c 1b. Special 23clb | 3 English Breakfast 60c Tea, Special 35¢ 1b. Fresh Roasted Best Grades Coffee. Special 19¢ 1b. High Grade Mocha and Java Coffee, Special 27¢ Ib. WE FURNISH FROM CELLAR TO ATTIC , | H arry Peaberry Coffee, regular price 40c. Special 33c4lb. Can be had in the bean or ground while you wait. 371-373 MAIN STREET AleX Complete Furniture and Housefur- nishing Dept. Store e has resumed her studies at Miss ] 4 IN A Use the Coupon Always Just as Advertised On Purchase of 15.00 Easter Suits and Topcoats —Worsted and Cassimeres, checks — stripes — mixtures. The terms above show how casy it is to buy here. 18.00 12.00, 15.00, 20.00 22.00, 25.00 Union Made. Easter Special 3.98 Silk Waists Beautiful Crepe 9 2,98 de Chine in all the new high shades Patronize Hartford’s Popular Credit 9-3 Natice of Dissolution. The Humason & Beckley Manufac- f dissolution company turing Co. is in process All claims against said should be sent to Iidward F. Hall, care of New Brit- | . GOODS CO. Landers, Frary & Cl ain, Conn., 1916.—advt. STEWING I'resh Shoulder Clod .. 18c 1b, Fresh Shoulders 3 1b. Strip “Bacon > 1h. Smoked Shoulders . ... > 1b. Small Sugar cured Eas! e 1b, Fancy Lemons Stewing Prunes Extra ancy Evaporated Condensed Milk GROCERIES 500 MAIN STREET rillianf Bu W 51 TRUMBULL S on or before August Ist, LL THE BUTLER Gh ler; One Dollar Down and One Doliar Weekly liberal terms that a store can offer—Let’s talk it over. or Less. The most Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits and Coats No cash .store is show- ing more beautiful styles All the new shades and styles. 7.98, 9.98, 12.98, 14.98, 19.98 EASTER COUPON Manager Will Pay to Bearer One (1.00) Dollar more., Only April 14, New Britain Herald, | SPLENDID VALUES CHICKEN 22¢ 1b. | Rump Corned Beef . Fresh Pigs' Ifeet . Native Dressed Veal Salted Pigs' Hocks Fresh Pork Kidneys . | Calves' Liver .09¢ 1, ____________ 3 Cans for 25 J. E. Murphy AND MEATS NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ~i)islflnfllv of INASTEIR CILOTHIXS STORES Om account of 1st purchase of $10 or 1 coupon to a purchaser BUTLER’S 7Experienced Saleswo- HERE’S GOOD NE men wanted at The CURRAN DRY] Use the (',pu pon $1.00 a Week Use the Coupon legitimat} Easter Dresses and Waists You can aopen an account with a 98¢ Walst s well as a $20 Suit—Large as- sortments, Waists, 98 to 6.98 Dresses, 4.98 to 19.98 Easter Special 3.00 Men’s Hats Spring models in the newest shades Separatd Stord fo Men and Women| TGO ALL N. B. fash| Clothe t to pay, $10 to GRAND OPENING SATURDAY, APRIL ALL WELCOME We want every you wa mar $10 or $15. 1t will cost you o Be clothe | ness these wondes rly teem with nd tior They al to every particular ECONOMICAL” pers| A Word About Proller & Feldbloo B | readily appe “particularly ature of this n 5 clothes shop W