New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1918, Page 7

: 1 han the dust” satd | of ates i picturesque | o M PEACE MEETING Russian Delegates al Bucharest Got No Waim Welcome | minutes preliminary hem whether the ab ought to be i ms ,mv\ the s could he oh ial question ; the defi- | the Ruman- £ B . CLEARANCE SALE An event that is looked for by the thrifty women. ENTIRE STOCK CF TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED HATS At a big reduction, an unusual opportunity to buy Hats that are correct CLEARANCE SALE Saturday we offer our for present wear. White Milan Trimmed Hats $3.95 Regular up to $7.50. Gerorgetté | Crepe Hats In Navy. White, Purple, Pink, Many styles to select from. at RED and UNT} HATS 500 Reeuor Prce 1o t0 5495, All Golors $1.00 MIDDY DUCK NEW RIBBON | v o HATS HATS | These & The 75¢ kind 50,: EASTERN MILLINERY CO. Colors . . $3n98 ‘ All Colors $1 45 223 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN A Shere Lot for T6c a Day st of two cigars) will purchas lay a beautifu red shore v ot ‘..m new ex clusive shore resort, Ffiim O’Wouds Beach e anywhere else, but Point cars ago by its present owners v prevailing and lots are now I’ 1ers can sel] for Extra Ldl‘,‘[(‘ Tree Covered Lots for $245 $10 Starts You, the Balance 16¢ a Day Payable Monthly. J.ow prices—easy terms, but lots sold only ta Desirable People. Buy now to make money—Ilots will double in value as building and improvements go on. One Mile of Tree Coverced Sound Frontage. A Safe, Sandy Bath- ng Beach—Yacht Harhor—Running Water—Tennis Courts—and the South Lyme R. R. Station on the Property., Camp than staying at home, expenses. on your lot this summer and your vacation will coet less while its increase In value will help pay vour & property Take the New Haven R. R. to South Lyme, ation (at the property entrance), 7 miles east of Saybrook vest 6f New London We will pay Your Rajlroad ¥arc if you Purchase or Do Not Find operty as Represe ing hy auto, cross Connecticut river bridge to rst right and follow Liberty Old Lyme, main road nearést shore for 6 miles, Bonds Accepted as Payment. send for Booklet No. 1 and list of purchasers. JAS. JAY SMITH CO. SOUTH LYME, CONN OR 50 STATE ST, NEW LONDON CT. *flSfl!-H!!-----------JQEfia allotted the | a nor | anc | tional cech | his | d for business, | mediate under- | he would be- | ve' On the vielded quiet- | Iy, he promised that his troops would | be withdrawn and sent to another | 1 [NE g TO THE PUBLIC OF NEW BRIT} S. Kaplan, the well known mer: and F. Clothing store, at 440. M j low that he can give the publie at less than market prices. Sale Starts Remember there are three go Management Sale, and here they & Garments to fit you, Styles™te 25 to the | inquired specifically i British ! ts of the French an missions to ared to the de » subordinate H"Hnan officer of generons t r of points. but nces hrought any rest formal negotiations which a few days later. ne of these | 1t in the | followed | DON'T BE SCARED v If your cellar is full of canned goods, no scarecrow can reach you. save you. | Free book of instructions on canning and drying may be had from the N»- War Garden Commission, Washington, D. C., for two cents to | pay postage. Every garment is fitted and alter A full line of latest Men’s furnishings A visit will convince you. KAPLAN'S CLOTHES 440 MAIN STREET NEW MANAGEMENT NATIONALWAR GARDEN COMMISSION Ordinary wash-boiler used as home canner. The jars are resting in a rack which is perforated at sides and bottom to permit free circula- tion of boiling water around them. A rack for this purpose may be made at home, of strips of wood or it may be made of wire mesh, cut to fit the boiler. This and many other suggestions will be found in the free canning book which the National War Ga\den Commission of Washington will send to any one for a two-cent stamp to pay postage. Sé.l_l.i BOYS ORDERED THESE SUITS BEFORE CALLED INTO THE SERVICE THE LATEST STYLES AND GUARANTEED QUALITY $18.00 $22.00 $24.00 THESE SUITS WERE TO SELL AT FROM $28.00 TO $40.00 REDUCED NOW TO COST There is surely a Suit here that will FiT YOU RIGHT Every Suit Is GIUUARANTED Come in Early and Take Your Pick SALE STARTS SATURDAY at 9 o’clock “TOM” MURRAY 394 Main Street