New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1918, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1018, Latest Grand Rapids Design. ) Artistic—Durable— Comiortab!e MERCHANTS OF NEW BRITAIN TOMORROW SATURDAY LIBERTY LOAN POSTER DAY Have You Displayed Your Posters in a Conspicuous Piace in Your Show Windows? If You Were Overlooked or are Running Short of Posters Call at the - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE i also be enlisted in , ma. SAVE NUT SHELLS Red Cross Urgess Public to Throw Fruit Stones and Nut ShellS in | Liberty Barrels. At a meeting of, the conservation | ! committee of the Red Cross attended | by Miss Bertha Chamberlain, W. Atwood, Willlam J. George H. Dyson and A. C. McKin. it was decided to start the conser - tion campaign by requesting the pub—; lic to cooperate in first saving fruit | pits and nut shells which should be | dried in ovens or by the sun and | throwing them in the liberty barrels | that will be placed in a conspicuous | place in the stores of the leading | merchants lic schools, and motion Mrs. | = will be painted white with a Red Cross on each side, '\nd properly labeled with s will designate nm \\h(xcl rels will be found Those interested should cut this advertise- | ment out and keep it in a prominent | place. The service of the Boy Scouts will collecting the 1g a house to hot an- nging in nut m their “H The Red Cross especi that all fruit stones such the following nut shells, br: butternut, the Liberty Barrels their place, Monday, awaiting for you. advertisement about ory, walnut and and thrown in that will be in September 30th, Watch for the the location. ‘Within a few days, details, regard- ing the conservation of tin foil, and platinum will be given out by the committee in charge of the work f the Red Cross. Plainville, Berlin, Kensington and Newington branches, will also co-operate in this campaign. % CREDIT $1A YOU ARE NOT GIVING YOURSELF A SQUARE DEAL { If You Do Not Take Advantage of This Clothes Opportunity to ‘ BUY NOW AND PAY EATER Our Charge Sys- tem is Simple It Means Confidence It is more easy to pay payments than in a lump sum. have such ables men and women to clothes as they want, in partial It q when they want them and at prices they want* to pay. SUITS, COATS AND SUITS FURS For women and misses of style and distinction. For men conservative snappy. BOSTON - CLOTHING men and young and CLOTHES Of Reliability boys and children. STORE for CREDIT FOR THE ASKING 63 Church Street B tional “Three in One” Range, Socmi)?e Hats Ever notice the fellow in a crowd, who tries to keep in the “middle of the floor” soon be- comes about as poor company as the one with nothing to say? It's the hats, Our carefully selected styles same with avoid the extremely conspicu- ous without losing their dis- tinctive character. KNOX—DODDS—STETSON, $3.00 and Upwards. Mny -1 % | Wilzon's | e CITY HALL., RANGES Do you remember thebreezy statements you made about youd old range last winter? You're not going through the same repetition this winter, Of course not, you're coming right down to the Big § Furniture Store and see the wonderful Magee Na- one oven does it all. are you? Gas or Coal or Wood, step in and let us demon- strate this wonderful Range to you. A few used Ranges at a Bargain. WATCH FOR THE OP of HARR Consisting of Furn House Furnish Goods Goes On Sale Next Weel ING D ANNOUNCEMENT ! AY Mrs. Christine Frederick Noted Household Efficiency Author! N. Y., and & memyer of HoosierOounol] ot Kitchen Solontists. HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET velivered for » The Celebrated Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Only 22 More to Be Soid. The Hoosier Company served us with a notice a few days ago of a general raise on Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets wholesale and retail. We have 22 Hoosiers we'bought at the old price We could put the new price on them and make the ex- tra profit, but instead we are going to give our cus- tomers this unexpected saving. We have lined up the balance of our Hoosiers to go on sale tomorrow at the old price. When these 22 Cabinets are sold, no more cabi- nets had at the old price. The sale will end when the 22 cabinets are sold. SPECIAL TERMS OF SALE, Pay only $1.00 when you pick out your Hoosier. Pay the balance $1.00 weekly. Only 5¢ a meal. Your money back if you are not delighted. No Hoosier orders accepted by telephone. ‘ .U Free to the Ladies Tomorrow, a Hoosier War Time Conservation Chart JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. ;% 132 MAIN STREET