New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1919, Page 6

WEDNESDA., -, “Always Reliable” Store Open 9 A. M. to 6 P. M Saturdays 9 A: M. to 10 P. ) gALE McMillan Store, Ing. 8(:5 nursday, riday and Saturday To wind up OUR ANNUAL MID-WINTER CLEARANCE SALE we have decide is vear to hold one j B of our genuine old fashioned khell -lnsw busy Extra Values Y The More You P | for BUY the More . o 0o § Three Days You SAVE nodel b B e 4 People who frequently visit this store and make it their shopping center know what this sale means f;” Bsinnd Soiing For three days (ml' REGINNING THL RSDAY of this week we have reduced prices to the very lowest Bhouch vou view it ) Beontrol, means mne ror| @ point in order to include as many items as possible for 98c. You will find values offered here during these .. R three sale days that will surprise vou P e TN S R bt R Belllere All "No Sale Goods Sent C. O. 1. Three Fioors Well Filled portio Nople whe. will -not e e e Nt ¥omg | S0t vet. tha they are defeated. and PUB”E W[]RKS L‘\SKS i Three ae i)ay:s_ None Sent on Approval Wiih Extra Values shrapnet : - : whose utterances constantly tend to eyes, altho Ohio was his na- prove the necessity for firm armistice Jand, which lost one of its truest paints a drab, tear-compeiling picture of the ex- iloso- CORSETS $2.00 Values, . . fetntativesfiinReconomicphllofont] i muc ot e v stepping | . Taa 3 Oda Lo 4 98c » Under“,ea! and HOSlery | is positiv ea ‘ g Could arge size ment of the will of the people | positively heart-meltin ould Larg, inc | anything he sadder? Imagine the MUSLIN DRAWERS, is time, but men have changed. | ng 0 I Y A | 2 y WOMEN'S UNION SUFTS “Munsing Make™. $1 edi theory of the divine right of Cap-| " : GRIE Aot weights, all_styles. Sizes Ka% Heen distarded and . the | ‘lonely .ahd briken”,. sitting in the —— INFANTS' DRESSES of fine white Nainsook window of his prizon-castle watching The imates of appropriations to Value $1.69 - C e orle rus 3 edless o is P SOU by he bhoar c public q S T ~ - o gdods in tones becoming loud- | the werld rush'by heed) f his | be sought by the hoard of publi ONE LOT MUSSED WAISTS MEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR koo ; ® e ot | sorrows works in the next fiscal vear were de- | e ot C s, i 98c ouder he executive o WS R e e ot | B : : . P > Shirts and Drawers ; But that is not the: worst. They | Cided ! et period, William McKinley func- the board The total amount r WOMEN'S QI‘I.TI b ISTS, $1.49 Val Black Satin 98 ac These Savings 36 to 44 demanding his share of the have not only wtolen William's purse | money to he' asked for the coming | g 9 d in obedience to the morals of _ . Each ALL OUR STLK MUFFLERS period, so far removed from Bol- they have ripped his reputation into | Yeay is §293.945. which is an incre Sy 0 CHET o ; - 5 98C shreds. As the lokal Anzeiger tells | 0f $126.870 ove last v Bt v nan o s e Tone dmalns WIS IDLE ) Do e S T g At Lace and G ove Depts coined. It is with no purpose amounts to $51.170 over the amount MEN'S WOOL SOX, 65¢ grades, Biraoting from his ab ¢ his | ending in the dreadful four years of | 4jjowed for thix vear and the increase BeeGiQualic RO vId sRGhi TonSCloth 98c Al weights . . 2 pair for 98C war, during which his tortured soul | is due to the increased cost of lahor Al Colors : s0 that he entire 1 B fell from proud hopes to bitter dis-|and because much more work is con- | § M - MEN'S AND WOMEN'S HOSE. 39¢ Values, two iots appointiment. when - each victorious | (€MPIated in the next summer. The | § A..en‘s and V\’Om n’s G oves o - : : i 10r Y& C joy was drowned in a flood of cal- NEW BRITAIN'S BIT. over this year. The -appropriations | umny”. There you have it. The na- | itemized are as follows | B WOMEN'S VESTS AND PANTS, 75¢ Ribbed Flecced on slall ell as otherwise x = ] : . : 98 ions lied about Hohenzoller Whil slzos g Britain gave generous aid to the | : . At kionenzollern e Approprinted Asked for |l 39¢ Women's Purc Linen Iind sl o for C men winr 1 Wi e hildrenet Belgium ] 2rid $4.000 £5.000 'y F 19 A 3 ¥ 3 for STOCK UP ON SILK HOSE, All Our Women's B3 Hose ‘ st ance, the peoples of the earth oc- he i 3 17.000 ) ¢l ™o Hundred Pieces Dainty New Neckwear, values q Grades in all eolors, During this Chamber, of Com- | O L e with whispering | (Rlch has 5.000 5150 | R to $1.69. Sale Price A F e . ... Each C Three Day Sale S A . 98C 1ows that we contrib- | 0 ; i e Aj CIOBEY 200 e e e alsehoods assailing the arac [Tt e R 3 7 — 600 to the government | ORSWA L ropal pricnsroner. o et el DA BTO0K TORT THESBIC T 68c SALE | Al Lots Too Small to Advertise hen the Unit CrE s e s e (are of dumps 700 e et | et e S L il BARGAIN TABLE AT THE DOOR Wil Be Found on Bargain Tables aw i fa i or o nas ain| L0 2 D2 SRRRCEERia | Cancrate ut B o on lst, 2nd and srd loors speaks the truth when it declares: | Engineer's expense 8530 ribing $14,096,000 to four Lib- i = SAlce eta 2 100 & Before him lies a dark and joyless | Autos. repairs. etc 1 a7 i R n ) SxcaneToe e auotas g General repairs. ; the beginning of the present s ; siesis to find the German press telling the | Grading 5 2.825 0.475 | um ps d sent $700,- truth with such debonnaire boldness. | New macadam 425 1o ashingion. o the Rad | {0 X8 0D AL P | S M e ho Save Now on Every Day Needs g contributed $335.000 and lo Macadam repair 00 9.000 ribsted $380.000 and e | gy be comvesan 1f the word | Mactdam s oL - @ Yard Wide Percale, 35¢ grade, . 4 yards for 98¢ black™™ were substituted for “dark’. | Oil for streets 2,000 Joth oversubscribed et | o e aom ey | Pt ement (Y Pretty Challies, yard w.de, Z5c grade,. 5 yards for 98¢ 1 D e e § WV hite Washabie Corduroy; $e.SU grade, vard 98¢ | torture, that's what it is. So we are | Repair of to and A ondsd, stalwart uhting mon | 0T R R e | hatiners ‘ |} Mercerized iab'e Damask, 59c grade, . ar s ior 98¢ y to do or die Semi-pavement PLACING THE BLAME, RoSi UL L Ladies Cio{h 39(: grade' 5 dl'ds ff} 98@ New Jersey prides itself on being | Bifuminous ber since the adoption of Jaws | thoroughly up to date. TIts latest bia ment rep: 3 3 N0 (s = . dding the attendance at theaters | fo1 wmnf\mw:‘ah hill presented to the | '\'_:;'(%”‘ v ‘ ; Bafls afid PurSeS Kflltfing \Vorfifeds ildren under certain ages unless | legislature would make illegal | . 21 ios panied by parents or guardians, | the practice of hunting wild fowl hy S . . s % Values up to $2.50. Special Lot 98 CTER YARNS hgers o \o%on picture Thouses | airplane. Snow and ic 3.5 3% Priced ceeee . . ceeen . C lue $1.00 s e 2 skeins for C frequently been arrested and | Tools, new . Waste cans i READY-TO-WE 'AR DEPT. SALE SPECIALS in respect to the | \‘fl' vet ready to hegin to v k a heat, - - $1.098 HOUSEDRESSES 98 CHILDREN'S DRESSES, 6 to 14 years oni air 1o 8 t tough corner « s i - I ! i fair hat tough corner down in the Balk 4 at et - Each C $2.98 grade “ $1 98 he | an district seems to require some- | g(yeof 3,000 o | body's attention.—Kansas City Times. | staie hishwn 5000 SO A BUIE RS 98{: Sle e D & 2 Pain $3.98 and $4.98 DRESSES The surplus munitions which the | sepreet «prinkli 8,000 .00 s WHITE WASH 91— 10 | government proposes (o transport to | Sowor B SKINTS T A - Fach SC yesterday, called official atten- | the United States had better remain TS 13,100 50 | B8 0 CHILDREN'S BATI WOMEN'S BATH ROBGES, )8 Robes to a situation that renders the! il France until Germany gets over| (qtch 1 3.050 3 K ROBES 5 5 G Each $1.98 AL L . Ea $2-98 that “undefeated attitude.-—Wall against children null. He ex Street Journal special Appropriations H 5308 HOUSEDRESSES pr ce of women who — Waiting station, Central Park.$ 4,000 Tach 5 2-98 $1.98 ROBES seriments a ter . Ixperim 1 Fach Ud of one of {1 ors ¢ eing summoned us secure admission for | satisfactory lecause a seciure govern- | pavement. Main strenf (o § Ax s00n A% they pass inside the | CAN 0 Security for the pavment of I W ooy Fach . At e Tow . G 2 debts 1o the Allies.—Torontoe (ilobe Chairman King of the hoard of po S e e e ot et e e e they ce ) be chaperous g | lice commissioners was heard in ref- | g i the childre free to sit where Whether the Germans ingpired the | crence to the nuisance caused hy tha o |0 M B ) R 2 they please. 1t Ford peace ship or not, it is a safe | car starer’s booth on Main street. Tt 1 £ FA E* Y, S . S g1 Il \re sorry now they didn't | was voted to recommend to the com ) 2 2 manazementyiof Attention to it —Kansas | mon council that the hooth bhe o SPECIAL SALIL PRICES FOR THE NEXT 3 DAYS Slze 83x106 TAPESTRY BRUSSEL RUGS $2 ¢ some 2 ) ; s s i8S $25 grade =R tosNcorrect (e B dered removed hy March 1 was | B 3 SALE PRICE $22 98 leradfnen e A Liar ' . 6x9 TAPESTRY BRUSSE . RUGN, $16.50 g7 . . voted to recommend that Shefield 8 3 Sixe 9312 TAPKSTRY BRUSSEL RUGGS $27 grade r) Bious managers Lo live up to 't on < i form 10 mention the [ matter of the acceptance “arls Negro in Texas. | street and Chapman court i ferred to the city engineer an ordinance should wdopted would order the ar prose | tior v Geater and sov pn and punishment « persons { as the e aboligh | streets was also laid up, nese | - . s \g as temporary rdiar et i “,m‘f”wwm‘_‘"»\_ A _ ¥in i PRICE. ... Each $2.98 iren seeking entrance to thes he callir of the class of 1918, | : s S Easl T i e s T T e It might be difficult to prove started s Poles find it hard . s 5 % % bgc against a person under ar [EUT. SAUTTER RETURNS S a single conviction would have : ! 2 : i OFFICERS INSTALLED 7k : i prophetess, | Parker and Miss Lily Wright: trus- ) chosen a) S wal of Lord ¢ | Licut: Har sauiter « 51 < o ampum, | tees, M. F. McKenna Harry Nortoa | Stanley. Robert N. Pe theiiliniled s ha nugalnssten el ' mdianata Council Visiied By jord e i H I ities permit children (o al- the suy aboul the Panama Canal, see- | home for a short furlougzl i | Dopuey | Mrs Jo L woor wampur rederick G. Pl Pocahonta-+ i'rom Beetol e 0N Flkeepetfiolirec , Burdick. M. H. Whaples of H ters on Saturday afternoon. ! & and own the ditch.—Man- | beers siationed at i Deve ! s il : i =W 5 s »“Lyman; Powhatan,| Rest hutter 3%c. - Russell Iros A s Uinion { Lis Feturn from overs i Sl b e i 4 Geidan ‘\‘(w;g»m . Henry | adve. directors subsequently elected — | Feport at ! e dlne Ca. | D) An¢ CcKenna: scouts, lowing officers sident he management to be present at The meat-packers want to keep | cloge of his fnrlon Pt b Hisra of Podahonins a0 Mrs. Agnes Brewin and Mrs. B! STANLFY RULE ANNUAL | Stanley r fce ! presia Mlormances and they also act in the | prices ““fixed”” hut will they not please | seas in November A J e i evera] 2 Bii | Eolos OlIRIGE s L iint:s Philip B. Stanley was elected 1o the | N. Peci wait until prices have stopped drop- ! tion enginecy i 0 St i insids guard i D Rue 3 ping New York World Squadron of hi eshments r " - | Level company to All the vacancy | Basseit: ecretary, J. B. V al of an t tfonable films and & | = i = S e e L e AlTe | (a1 et iehar, Miss Christiae Mitchell | ¢aused by the death of Charles B. | sistant secre ary, C. W. Nichols esting the management to im- Present state of affairs in Portug 1l Russell Bros ! and Miss Nell Ari®on: pianist, Miss | granley, at the annual meeting held N Moore of New Yo ol teachers are engaged and paid “ ent second vice presider B of ahive expresaing disan war- | jirectorate of the Stanley Rule and | ip It Stanley: treasurer Challenge milk 16¢ 5 3 by . 2 - ® on soleciions in the future, T ey e ey R i - >ocahanta s. M. Mouat; We- Pearl Wilcox; runners, Mys. Florence! yesterday afternoon. Other directors| Pure lard 2 T dvt, A Mrs, H. Mo N 3 2l Russell Bros.—advty