New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1919. SUMMER HARDWARE We Are Listing a Few of the Articles in Our Line That Are Most Necessary to Your Comfort Ahout the House, Lawn and Garden. PULL EASY CULTIVATORS f J&/ BEE HIV ’ Something mew in Cultivators. adjustable tecth, can be used as heavy rake also. Ask to soe one. Price ... $1.50 \ E S WHEEL CULTIVATORS Make your work light by using Planct Jr. and Tron Age single and doublc Wheel Hand Cultvators. % Prices $3.50 and up NORCOSS WEEDERS This well known weeder nceds no introduction. Jt is made in 3 and 5 prong with good strong handles. 3 Prong ... 75¢ 5 Prong ... 81.00 SCREENS FOR WINDOWS AND DOORS There Is No Place Like Home Without the Pesky l"ly—-l\s“p Them Outside bl R e 10c cach 30x37 .. .. 90c each FIRST CLEARANCE LT b ot s ese G S ... 50¢ cach Tight Weight Doors ........... 24x33 ................... 65c each ..... $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 28x33 PRI Y . 85¢ each Heavy Weight Doors $4.25 and $4.50 " GARDEN HOSE Buy a Hose by the years of service it will give, not price per foot. We are listing below a number of grades that we can guarantee. Big Reductions on Every Article in the Store. Montawk ) IRl 16c foot Bull Dog S 22¢ foot Goodluck L . Ll e foot Moulded 1-2 in. .... 15¢c foot Milo o) STGI RN N e s IR R T LT e el \8 8 ks i et O 18¢ foot Moulded 3-4 in. ... 18¢ foot ECLIPSE MOWERS Here is the most improved machine on the market. All the defects of the old style mowers have been eliminated from the “ECLIPSE."” It has a real <cIf sharpening device and a special adjusting arrangement. Let us show you one before you buy your new machine. 16 inch, 18 inch and 20 inch ........ $14‘50 and up KEROSENE OIL COOK STOVES A safe. clean way to do your summer cooking if you are located where you do not have gas. We have One and Two Burner Stoves with or without canopies and ovens. They are finished in blue and black enamel and have short chimney which gives a very hot blue flame. 2 Burner. without Canopy . ... .................. : $16 OO 2 Burner with canopy ....... S RO B e 19 50 3 Burner withOUt CANOPY ... .. .........covonireres $2 l .00 3 Burner with canopy ......... RS O $25.50 . B CROQUET SETS Keep the youngsters out of mischief by keeping them busy. We have four different styles to choose from, Prices: $3.00, $3.50, $4.25, $4.50 each 0., ,, , NEW BRITAIN, 30 to 50 per cent Saving on Every Ohe BEE HIVE STS MAIN STREEKT NEW BRITAIN HGH SGHOOL NOTES | { | { Dates Are Set for Graduation. Class | presidont Edward Dawson and Vice- i ! the families only, to attend. nior promenade will be held T ident Helen The biggest | in years has beeri planned by the committee in charge. headed by ! { Conrad Kronholm. Night and Banquet—McAnderson Is | o Graduation Speaker. Diplomas will be awarded the | e class of 1919 at the local }Jigh school, FLAG DAY Friday morning. June 27 with exer- L iseal in| Box's thoater, andl it 18 lex- | High School Glasses) Observe—Medal pected that the e will number to Be Given Most Patriotic Pupil. about 206. The spealker for the exer- In the High school auditorium | [ cises is William McAnderson, assi - @ ant | this morning Flag day e city superintendent of schools in New | held, and a program ws York city, and a capable public | by members of the speaker. Miss Evelyn Bigelow rendere The annual banquet will be held Hilstrand gave % E— —_— |in the Elks' home Monday eovening, Principal L. P. § and a committee under the direction | announced an award to be made next of Arnold Wallin is preparing one of | vear by the D. A. R. for the pupil { the biggest banquets ever held in the {in the Hig 100! who o | school. self most patriotic he Py | Class night plans are progressing | ing year. The meth f deter under Charles Campbell's supervisio! he winner of the m s not been ; @ and his committee is rapidly cov nmm nnoun but i © that the We will sell 6 complete chests of William Rogers ing plans 1'\(”1 the “"]HH]'" June | purchase of thrift st d the for- Silverware, 26 pieces. Regular price $16.98, for Tl;'fi:‘t‘(:\(“r‘”lfl\;‘rl issued the pupils it | mation of thrift st bs will have to allow the mem- i much to do in deciding the lucky one, $11.98 | | ‘ Also 6 sets of Community Par Plate, 26 pieces, reg- -t ! ! . R ular $16.98, for 3 $11.98 | FOoR THE JUNE BRIDE 4 Genuine Blue White Diamonds for Saturday only, i THi e ; : = = | var period is affecting Furniture in § we will sell light 14 karat perfectly cut, wonderful bril- '@ two ways—and in both ways June brides are particu- i liancy, special 'R larly interested. 48 98 | First—the return of normal conditions has N . | stimulated the manufacturers to greater effort than Jrses , . i ever before in designing new 'md beautiful patterns. Regular value $70 to 375. The specials mentioned above ‘R We are showing suites that 2 257 Discount Sale | on All 5 5 surpass anything we 3:§ ° ’ are abolutely guaranteed, and if you can duplicate them i h v displ 5 - , i ] at less than 509 more we will cheerfully refund every | b':;/lem!aroef\ ’fi,%?;zmaffh?gw Gitaincazodes onand g B l ren S Oes cent of your money. All mountings solid 14 Karat gold, only ladies’ Tiffany on sale. Solid 14 Karat Gold Wedding Rings in latest styles, including Platinum circles, from $5.00 up. Our Wedding Rings are positively guaranteed as to weight and quality. Reed Jewelry Co. 238 MAIN STREET 2 Stores Hartford, New Britain Sccmd—r};\ ufnusua] sudden influx of business §: is overtaxing the facilities of all ma ers. - i SheHEee ofggood e mg];‘;;z;]‘:acmr” = i We carrv one of the largest stocks of Children’s We are well stocked at present and the wise June bride will not longer defer <clectmo her house furnishings. It's 4 lot more satisfactory to select from unbroken complete assortments. It doesn’t matter whether you have an apart- ment or not, we'll store free of Ch'U‘QC selections made now for fu'rure delivery. Come in and talk it over. Shoes in the city. Mothers bring your children in and have them fitted to a pair of Shoes and save 25% on the purcl)ase. Lorraine Shoe Co. coweLeTY g FuRNISHERS 238 Main Street 40-56 FoRR STREET