New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1917, Page 14

NEW BRITA!N DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23’, 1917, REACH SEMI-FINALS IN GOLF. | Woods and Mackay Win in Pinehurst | i Tournament. ° | Pinehurst, N. C, Nov. 23.—The! | fore in the second match round of the autumn golf tournament played _——-—-—_— Established 1886 | at Pinehurst yesterday over the No. 2 course. Gordon F. Woods of that | club came through to the semi-finals | at the expense of G. M. Howard of Halitax, and Woods' fellow club mem- | i ber J. F. E. Mackay surprised the | gallery and the prophets by defeating | It Isn’t Easy to Get All Wool Fabrics Such As HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX Insist On, And They Cost More. SUITS AND OVERCOATS (Would Cost Us More If We Had to Buy The ! Franklin H.| Gates, winner of the re- cent Carolina tournament, by 4 and |3 to play. Gates won the first two holes handily, but in attempting to jump ! a stymie at the third he knocked | Mackay’s ball into the cup for a win- ning par 4. Mackay squared the match at the fourth by holing a run up shot of over sixty feet for a par 4, and then proceeded to Win five of $18.00 Up be held at the home of Miss Nellie Lardner on Oak street. i SWEATERS, $2.50 Up to $8.00 CHILDREN’S BATH ROBES That Are Made As Well As Our Men’s Bath Robes, $2.50 and higher. THE LIVE STORE CARL YOUNGBLAD—Graduato Mas- seur. Sclentific massage treatments. Violet Ray, combined with massage | » Thermolite bath. Phone 675-5. 1 Rooms 74 W. Main St. Open after- It Watch This Space Tom Murray The Tailor 2amsr: | | TR OVERCOAT STORE Let NoMan MaketheMistake of thinking that he can find better overcoats or bigger values than right here in this Live Store. We have long been known as New Britain’s Headquarters for Good Overcoats. OVERCOATS - $10 to $35 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits $10 to $35 Another S ecial Offering of Unusua ‘ TRIMMED HATS 5 *3-% Here is another Special that proves the superiority of the purchasing power of this large Millinery Store and it is another reason why we do such a tremendous business. ) These hats are all the very newest styles, including the latest combinations of satin and velvet, with gold and silver brocaded silk. Sold in the regular way up to $7.50. OUR PRICE $3.98. In Many Styles, and Colors. These Hats Are Very Popu- lar and Correct Style. $l;38 $3.98 BANDED VELVET Feather Hats BESSE-LELAND CO. 38 STORES 38 CITIES ‘Largest Clothing Organization in New England High Grade Dress Hats Made of the best quality Silk Velvet, Panne and Plain. Trimmed in the latest style with Fur and Gold and Silver Flowers or Ribbon. These Hats were made to sell up to $10.50 specisl $5.00 Our Our Large Assortment Correct Styles SAILORS svect 3198 Large and medium sizes in black and colors; some with colored underbrims. They are made of a fine silk velvet trimmed with grosgrain ribbon and bow, At $1.98. THIS IS LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST. Our Our Fine Quality Low Prices MAKE SELECTING YOUR HAT A PLEASURE HERE. EASTERN MILLINERY CO. 223 MAIN STREET. NEW BRITAIN. . i ' \ : 1 i = \ . 15 i i . . . \\ s 0 62 ~ . A ¢ o< the remaining eleven holes of the = 2 “'7,"1.-:“ = n ch, - . SANS sOUCI OLUB. | Misses Ringrose, of Barnesdale, | were hostesses at the usual Thurs- 4 day meeting of the Sans Souci club. Toda ) ’ In spite of the inclement weather, Y' ’ every member was present to work on P . - artleles for the “boys.” A shart so- ! cial program was enjoved followed by . . rotrosnmonts. e nevt meetms wii @ The Satisfaction Counts When You Buy Our )