New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1916, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1916. Get Sensible Christmas Gifts at Menter's Overcoats Women’s Coats : FOR MEN $15, 18, $20 up ' $15, $18, $20, $22 to $35 And get the benefit of our immense and beauti- ful selection of Jewelry, Watches, Watch Brace- lets, Diamonds, Silver- ware, Cut Glass and Ivory, suitable for , curte “vi( E . Sy/7 ’ \ _;5 Christmas Gifts. f Sweaters i ) rtment of VICTRO- ) ) A / LAOSuirsachgpIete from the smallest Meppari Bins $15 to the largest $300, and if you are planning to give your family a VICTROLA for CHRISTMAS we urge you to select your favor- ite instrument NOW. Our TERMS are right, SERVICE the time in making up your MEN R 3 list of gifts. = e é STATE. “QUALITY THE VERY BEST, PRICES THE LOWEST.” HENRY MORANS NEW BRITAIN Limit. ards, bath the liv- One nd dc arodicd all of the poets in | & Ride” to mo’ > kibosh on the Fur Sets $8 to $35 WOMEN’S SUITS DRESSES SKIRTS WAISTS SWEATERS MILLINERY FUR SETS FINE SHOES GIRLS’OQATS the old stuff bat, vet I have known ce r 1 never have written that Zan e W before “hristma the night Our goods being ad- vantageously displayed, prices plainly markedi and a large and com- ! petent sales force, as- sures you a saving of long with “The Vam- fastened my paro- en who fell -T've OVERCOATS SWEATERS had ¢ to a limit en a parod. Men’s and Women’s Stylish Clothes On any purchase of $15 or less, $1.00 down gets the goods—then pay as you wear $1.00 a week. Liberal terms on larger purchases. We do ns we advertise, : s when I read mes his terms.” Brown, And one of these “Jess Willard na ur eason had to face won twenty- | Princeton and Harvard an which is more , yet Yale, after the a good many others eve in the country, was stronger | ard was, and h . The main trouble 00 many of these| e is too much ‘milk and 1d too little ‘blood and iron.’ Princetan, for example, might have]cinch.” far better showing inst — rd and Yale if she had pre Who can answer this? \When ball erself by tackling Pittsburgh, | rg back in the old days were te or Brown before the te If| drawing from $1,800 to $2,400 rd had thrown her fir {most of them were keenly inter nst Brown, this adde ce| in developing their games. Now, with ght have won the calaries up around bulge from 2 v $12,000, only,a very few pay t attention to improving their Colgate, more “All yau had to do to tackle z Pitts halfback this fall,” remarked to knock down the five men who unded him in Glen Warner’s in- nce. Outside of that it was a the es out of | . John- re Walsh—the four twenty as a rule they rarely than twenty-five gaimnes C. ed | face cast four hard game 5 3 e is pretty | with € Brawn, last | Harvard. ate la SAVE MONEY WHILE DOING YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING to do it nceton and! Golf clubs composing the United fall ced i States Association have the ixteen. | Illinois, Syracuse, Yale and *hance of their careers ahead ta un- not | without being forced to subs ivel this amateur tangle if they will turned in | more than one man in the four games, only gi the matter a fair amount of A squad that t good enough to|serious attention. But the odds are ce four hard games isn’t going to|that three-fourths of those interested good enough to win. will pay no attention to the matter until after the vote is in, and then Kkick in with lusty roars of disapproval over the final verdict. 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