New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1917, Page 5

737 MAIN STREET LADIES’ AND MEN’S SHOP The world over, all Walk- Over Shoes bear the same Walk-Over Trade Look for it. alk-Over Boot HARTFORD - WALK-OVER SHOES Styles in Walk-Over Shoes are not guesses. Shoe-styles follow the mode in clothing. Not only do the designers of Walk-Over Shoes secure advance information from clothing designers of what men and women are going to op 160 ASYLUM ST., - MEN’S SHOES ONLY WALK-OVERS have always led the Shoe World in Style Creations and today in keep- ing with the times are lead- ing in the production of Ser- vice Shoes for both Men and Women. wear but a special representative (a style expert) makes regular reports from Paris to the Walk-Over designers. From tip to heel a Walk-Over Shoe is made on the Know- How plan, One of our service boots, sturdy, low heeled and all comfort. A helpmate indeed. Another efficient service boot, the daddy of them all, Popular Comfort. When Getting Shoes This Fall Don’t Buy Just Any Make Walk-Over Shoes Won't COST YOU ANY MORE and You Will TAKE NO CHANCES Prices: Ladies’, $6.00 to $9.00; Men’s, $5.00 to $10.00; Novelties, $7.50 to $15.00 EGGS TAKE TUMBLE. J. Dillon, commissioner of foods and er. Foy. *“And it came directly on ADOPTS A SYSEEM |, ===, ANIZATI[]N New York, Oct 26.—The New Yo!‘kl price for cold storage eggs took a big itumble yesterday, when six carloads {of April and May eggs were sold at . ot 13 Will Be Used in Future Campaigs price of storase sees on Tuestay was 3 nd 40 cents a dozen wholesale. 3 L D, e X ts of Ne: York said by Executive Committee |50 SE5 S0 omioy eas e finest grade of storage product in the country. These eggs should re- T t. 982K .regional | tail at from 38 to 42 cents a dozen, Washington, Oct, 2 g e ani recently adopt- | it is said. system of organization Y. Two reasons were ascribed to. the cents a dozen wholesale. The | markets, said it was practically im- possible for New York dealers to hold on to storage eggs, because of the state law which went into effect last December compelling merchants to i stamp all storage eggs as such. This utterly prevents retailers from sélling | storage eggs.in. good condition as t fresh egg prices, . publisher of “The New ket Report,” tion in New York ne and figures from government relating to the enor- mous supply of eggs in the ware- houses of the country,. together with the dull conditions, caused the bot- tom to.drop out of the market. the heels of one of the biggest ezg deals of the vear. Droste & Snyder, of this city, purchased 30,906 cases of eggs during the morning from J. !A. Long, of Portland, Ind., one of lthe egg kings of the Middle West. | The price is not announced, but in- {asmuch as Droste & Soyder sold part .of the eggs at 35 cents a dozen it is casy to see that somebody must have dropped a lot of money.” The first consignment of the sec- | ond Virgi crop of potatoes was ceived in New York vesterday. 1 York dealers expect about one mil- lion bushels in the next few wecks. | It has been predicted that the price of potatoes would drop about B Member-~ ed by the executive committee of the | sharp drop in prices Wednesday. John I Democratic National Committee for use in the future campaigns will bei considered at a series of zone meet- | ings to be held in various parts of “It. was .virtually a smash,” said 50 cents a bag within the next week. | & téf‘lilfi Don’t be sorry after the Club is closed that you did not make the most of your opportunity. There are only 2 days more before the Club closes. If you lay aside $2.00 each week for a little The On.ly Doubly Guaranteed Ra.nge the newest, most convenient, most economi- Most guarantees are not worth much., They are either vague cal range ever built. the country. The plan is to organize the national . committee into eight sub,committees, each of which will choose its regional chalrman and perhaps establish zone headquarters. W. R. Hollister, assistant secretary, and W. D. Jamieson, assistant treas- urer of the national committee, Who are the directors of the permanent Tiimned a0 N2 The's Untimmed Hats Tinmings | while you can own the Scientific Sterling— High Grade Milinery You get the spot cash or do not cover the points on which you are liable to have price just the same as though you took the (rouple. The Sterling Double Guarantee hits right from the whole amount out of your pocket at once. aven o SiI The factory makes it possible for us to make °|OWdeF It 1s a written gu fos sisuod by Do this offer. Don’t miss your chance. Ten Stove Works, makers of the-Sclentific Sterling and by ourselves. dollars membership fee puts the range in vour home at once. The guarantee says the Scientific Sterling when put in your home must cook, bake, broil and do all things we claim for it, to your satisfaction. If it does not, we Will not ellow you to keep its =4 That is why you assume no-risk' whatever when you join the! Sterling Club. L cientific Sterling FOR CLUB MEMBERS ONLY iEasy Terms of Payment. Free Plumbing Connections. We Buy Your Old Range. Double Guarantee Bond. Cooking System Free. ROOM IN THE KITCHEN Modern kitchens are small. Every foot of floor space is S precious. That is why you will be so glad to have that little 4 giant the Scientific Sterling—It only takes up 36 inches of 71 floor space—the length of a yard stick and yet it has a larger \ oven than many a range half again as large. democratic national organization in ‘Washington, will attend the regional al committeemen and state chairmen in the different zones. = which the country has been divided | Here is an opportunity to buy QUALITY HATS, the kind that LOOK GOOD under the new plan, which establishes | B and WEAR GOOD. Hats taken right out of our high class stock. No odd lots. management: 1 Zone 1—Maine, Massachusetts, New | o 9 mont. o oo, sew somes| By TRIMMED HATS | GOLD LACE HATS | CHILDREN’S TAMS Zone 3—Delaware, District of Co- $2.98 $5.00 $1.00 lumbia, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylva- ; | way from $3.98 to $4.98. just came in this week. We Zone 4—Tllinois, Indiana, Towa, Sailors, Chin-Chins, Turbans have marked m:-m“w sell for Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minne- Justs the Hath for Sehool' kota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. | o8 BT = Zone 5—Alabama, Florida, Georia, TRIMMED HATS | Matteawan Velours CHILDREN’S Zone 6—Arkansas, Louislana, Mis- | @ i slssippl, Oklahoma, Tennessee and |8 Texas. & Everybody knows that this Is $ $ e)Z(one 7—Colorado, Tdaho, Montana, These are of fine quality vel- the best velour Hat made and 1.00 to 2.98 to $8.50. In Our assortment is large and Zone 8—Alaska, Arizona, California, | $6.50. Beautiful styles for street all colors. Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon, Philippines or dress wear. Very special want. Al sizes. All colors. National committeemen represent- ing the states and territories in the FEATHER HATS will co-operate in the direction of fu- TR!MMED HATS HATS $5.98 $2.50 to $3.98 These Hats are all the go just ton. Bl cuitavle for all cocasions. Reg- . ming paa . emremcly now. We are selling 4 styles meetings and consult with the nation- Following 1is the system under an innovation in major political party | No Shopworn Drummers’ Samples, but Styles that are Correct and Up-to-Date. Hampshire, Rhode Island and Ver- | New York and Porto Rico. ATl TaTh AR alWe sV irgininl These Hats sold in the regular One of the newest styles. They Back Plush TN oh s A N orth@Das and Sideroll. AH colors. $5.00. The regular price is § North Carolina and South Carolina. $3.98 $4.98 TRIMMED HATS New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. vet and were regular $5.98 to sclls from $6.00 it is easy to find just what you and Washington. various zones, under the new system, | LYONS VELVET U $1.98, $2.50, $3.50 ‘These ular lished Hats ‘These are very fine Hats and e B at these special prices. In all ture campaigns in their respective regions, while all of the sub-commit- | good style. They come in many ular value up to $10.00. Now shapes. Values up to $7.50. is your chance to buy a bargain tees will operate under the supervi- slon of the permanent headquarters of Don’t go without one of these in a real Hat. fine Hats at the price. Eastern Millinery Co. 223 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN. “Your hair {s coming out on top, sir.”’ o *Then I envy it.”” colors and combinations. Six holes in top for cooking too. You use either gas or coal or both at once. CORRECT STYLES LOW PRICES SMOKE . OXMOOR A MILD, PLEASANT 8c QIGGLB Heat and hot water when you need it too, and all for the $2.00 weekly Club dues for a short time. Don’t miss your chance. J. 0. MILLS & CO., New Britain, Conn. Quality £ . ek &———On{y 36 Inches ————> Millinery