New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1918, Page 9

THANK Mahogany Buffet William and Mary design, 5 ft. 6 in. long, 6 legs, 4 drawers curved corners. Special design leg connec- tons. Value $85.00. Table to match . . Serving Table to match Chairs to match Walnut Buffet William and Mary design. Low glass top, carved. Two *short drawers. One long lin- en drawer. Two cupboards. 5 ftlong, correct copy. Value $70.00. 54 inch Table to match $64 Serving Table to match.$32 Chairsin leather to match $13 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, GIVING Mahogany Buffet New England Colonial. 6 ft. long. Square top rail, 1 long base drawer, 5 short drawers. Full filled front. Shaped posts. Solid heavy cotonial base. Value $125.00. Table to match $65 China Case to match .. $55 Chairs to match Fumed Buffet William and Mary design. Square double top. 8 inch mirror. Correctly stained. Long linen drawers, lined. 5 ft. long. Shaped leg rails. Value $58.00. Table to match ........ $49 Serving Table to match $20 Chairs to match . $8.50 Mahogany Buffet William and Mary copy. 5 ft.6 inches long. Mirror top. Low base and low top. 3 drawers and long deep cup- boards. Crotch matched ma- hogany. Value $75.00. Table to match $60 China Case to match .. $45 Chairs to match . $13 Oak Buffet Colonial design. Selected figure flaked wood. Golden oak, special finish. Shaped front and ends. Curved mir- ror posts. Value $42.00. Table to match China Case to match $28 @hairsitoRmatchiR e S 6 Mahogany Buffet Brown English finish. Long low Devonshire model. Long linen drawer. Deep silver drawer, specially lined, with sliding tray. 4 front, 4 back legs. $135.00. Dining Table to match $65 Serving Table to match $75 Chairs in same design .. $17 Oak Buffet Colonial Copy. Figured quartered oak. Correct shade golden color. Low rail and mirror. Correct in every de- tail. Value $35.00. Table to match Serving Table to match $15 Chairs ,to match $5 NOVEMB ER 20, Opposite ‘the Park 1918, SALE Mahogany Buffet Hepplewhite copy. Huge- not burl walnut front. Con- cave silver drawer. Double cupboards, 5 ft. long, with rail top. Value $80.00. Dining Table to match $60 Serving Table to match $42 Chairs in hair cloth $13.50 Mahogany Buffet Hipplewhite design..5 ft. 6 in. long. Low top rail. Curved ends and swell front. 6 grace- ful shaped legs. Correct in every detail. Value $110.00. Table to match China Case to match. ..$60 Chairs to match $12 ARTS & CRAFTS BUFFET Brown mission finish. 5 ft. 6 in. long. Plate rail. Square front, square ends. Severe straight lined design. Special cabinet construction. Value $62.00. Table to match China to match Chairs to match Fumed Bnffet William and Mary design. Special selected quarteryd oak. 4 ft. long, curved top rail. Connecting side rails. Lined silver drawer. Value $48.00. Table to match China Case to match ... $ Chairs to match Never Again Will These Be Equalled in Quality, Design, Finish, Construction or Price 2t B i e WHINS ST. BOY IS KILLED IN FRANCE (Continued from First Page.) that this war will soon be over. | Vith lots of love from your loving | g “ARTHUR". Mentions Being Wounded. ‘“‘October bth. I have just re- | pear Mother: bd two letters from home and I mighty glad to hear from you. I | tand Ralph Atwell is now in | hce but I don’t suppose I shall ee him as this is a big country. I.A,c(‘urding to my estimation though it scems as if T have travelled through the entire country. A few days ago I received a bullet wound in my right leg but it was nothing serious, in fact it has given me no harm and I don’t believe it ever will. “1 see Bulgaria has quit and I don't think it will take long to lick the Kaiser. I am writing this letter in my dugout a little behind the line but bullets and shells are bursting all | around me. I just received a bar of chocolate, the first I have recdived in two months as it seems to be a scarce article here. Oh! mother, to be home and a good meal would be great pleasure to me once more. Hope it will bo before Christmas as all the rest of the boys wish but we must lick the Kaiser first. Jt will certainly seem strange to enter a house at night which is lighted by gas or electricity. The Shadow of ‘I mustn’t drink coffee—or I coffee demand this obedience the Coffee Cup can’t sleep.”’ Does the tyrant from you at the evening meal? Switch to Borden’s Malted Milk when tea and coffee make you nervous. It’s soothing, nourishing and satisfying. Serve ice cold or piping hot—easily prepared. Insist on Borden's —at all drug stores—in square packages only. MALTED H, | Community Sing in Front of Grammar Scheol. Living Reproductions of U. W. W. Campaign Posters. and ‘Help Celebrate the Successful Close of Campaign. ALL ARE WELCOME 7:00 to 8:00 P. M. a | Pool, England. | MOLYNEUX SAFELY OVERSEAS. Wo never have any light at night as | FESTIVITIES END: everything must be kept dark. Muét 2 close now with lots of love. CARTHUR". | ehuren, will deli Congregation Week at Swedish Luth- | with influenza e SR O cran Church Has Been a Success ing street received word this morning from her son, James, saying that he has arrived' safely overseas. Mr. Congregation week closed at Molyneux went to nlp Upton on | Swedish Lutheran church 1 September 6 and has been assigned to [and the affair r He is well known in |The following pr in, being a prominent mem- $10, Lillian ber of the Y. M. C. A. At the time |S t; $5, Mrs. of writing he was stationed in Liver- | Sunday Notices. 1 ! the | Retail Grocer | tion this eveni banquet hall. Damon Wilson, peake = £ Sor Lock ‘Winthrop Andrews, 52 Arthur Maj. Gen. Dicicman 54 Russell stre itz, 63 Dwigh $5, Henry 191 Hart 10, Madelina 2, 41 Locust street: $10, Gustof Modeen, 235 Bassett street; $5, Alma C. 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