New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 14

W SRITAIN DAILY HERA A $40 CUSTOM | TAILORED SUIT Special Offering During Our Semi-Annual Sale You can't afford to pass up an opportunity like this and when you have our assurance that th are regular quality Scott & Co., Suits, perfectly tailored and as perfectly fitted you won't ! And we haven’t performed any wonderful tricks of trading to make this price possible—it's a straight from the shoulder reduction and is in effect only during our Semi-Annual Sale We can't speak too highly of these Suits and we're sure you will be wonderfuily well pleased with yours. A large line of fabrics to pick from, a fine variety of patterns, your choice of Jinings and as many try-ons as are necessary to insure perfect satisfaction in fit. We cut one suit with ten fingers, not ten suits with one machine % Come in and see us tomorrow, Scott & Compan TIMITED 15 Asyium Sireei, Hartford NEAR MAIN mett, "19; bow, ‘L. Saltenstall, '14, PINE HILLS GOMING e e o PURCHASE WINS AGM The nle crew was boated as fol- lows: Stroke, A. R. Hyatt, '17; 1 Crack Waterbury Team to OPpose | Seth Low, 2d, '16; No. 6, J. B. .- | Sam Hildreth’s Crack Colt Romps Pioneers On Fllis Street Diamond | N 'S, 177 o 5 Ava '16; No. 3. Cord Myer, '16; No. 2, H. & H Averill Har- J. F. By- ed to be ad nce of one tus in the saddle, Purchase edly could er margin. stituted a tr of | vesant was the e was | held on the tr Home a Victor in Stuyvesant Handi- Sunday—Champion on Mound. cap at Jamaica Track. The Pine Hills' of Waterbury, con- querors of the Poli team of Hartford, ixto team of Southington and the Brooklyn A. C. team of Water- 1 ury, ‘Vi'“ ;’c the gl:‘afl;vfl fl; the El- | Open Season for Those With Beaucoup prosn ok thres s iy ST ol IR SR this crack aggregation, Manager Jim | Toledo, June 20.—Some freak bets | Luby of the locals ha‘s given the fans | e sure to be offered on the coming e Tamiont tenma in the state. In the | champlonship when the wendm, he turt neup of-the Pine Hills will be found |come to town. Men of millions will | Purchase m the following stars: Healy, of the |{be numerous the week of July 4 and | in the Stuyvesa Lowell team of the New England ‘ when they foregather the bets will be | vear-olds and, New Yo | il i ) | Hildreth's Purch | H | | quality the opin of a majo persons at Jamaica, q rival of Commander champi 5 5 Nothing Like Their Quality Can Be Had Anywhere at Anything Like Their Prices: s third appearan nt Handicap for threec s in his two previou: league, catcher; Ahearn, who has|frequent. outings under color he won w i done some hurling for the Waterbury | Already men who like to speculate | ease. ! BEFORE you think of paying team of the Eastern league; Galvin, a (on the long chance are offering bets No easy task was set for $5.00 to $9.00 for your vaca- member of the Brooklyn A. C., fIrst | tnat Dempsey will win over the kayo | star in the tur base; “Bobby” Thompson, of the Wa- { route all the way from one round to | the ect of the expe terbury Independents, second base: | soven. o v K 5 “Bddie” Thompson, of the Manville | “Giedre of 5100 1o $2,500 that Demp- | ton Handicap on the opening ¢ team, third base; Fuehrer, who has|ge, i) win in the first round, and |the meeting. ad placed received many offers from league |.g10g t5 $500 that he will win in seven | him second to Sir Bar teams for his services, shortstop. The | ;ngs have been posted in Dj ion of the official han outfield is composed of Kelly, Dunn 'ye) who like the champion's end a ant Pu tion shoes, take anywhere from $3.95 to $5.85 of it and puitin a pair of NEWARK shoes. You will get just as much style, wear, com. fort and satisfac- tion and SAVE the to s b sounds, th ? - . Luby has secured Earl{2T® Willing to give odds. can et on el ; difference. Ch T of the Singers 'team of |2DY number of rounds they desire up and to conceds plox ] Je % to seven, which is the one to fi McClellanc Bridgeport, and formerly the star r for the New Departure team to do the hurling next Sunday. The lo- manager is also negotiating for a rack shortstop. HARVARD EIGHT WINS Drimson Scores Victory Over Blue in ] Gentlemen’s Event on Thames River —Vale Varsity Is Favorite. New London, June 20.—TFortune smiled on Harvard evening in the Brst class of the an 1 regatta, for the Crimson gentlemen’s cight showed Are you =‘ — way fo the Yale gentlemen’s eight ver a Half—{hna course on the choppy h h k ? inesen i having trouble with your skin? | or the short course with Harvard won the Does your rkin itch and bura? Oris ment for over twenty years in the treat. ind a half, and the | your appearance marred }3' patches of ment of skin a&»mom 50 you need { eruption? Thereisnoneedofend cohorts who have | suchdiscomfort when Resinol Ointme coming in from Cambridge and | usually stops itching at once and quick n took this opening skirmish as | makes the skin clear and 1 omen for tomorrow's big Doctorshave prescribed although Yale NEWARI\ priced at $3.00 LESS mequalities e WOMEN/ 1 and you will ragant in your praise over their stunning beauty and amazing value. g»n.ng nearly four million pairs a year, through ou own stores explains why we can wl' them at such low prices. Investigate! Newark Shoe Stores Co. $ ain Store 321 Main Street. R Crossir Open Monday and Saturilny Nights, 270 Stores in 97 Citice: chells o speed [S) to 4 favorite, the varsity crews € a selieved that 1 -{ to the 1ark this evening the b n will The winning Harvard eight yester- day afternoon was made up as fol- o 3 ;| C.(C. Tund, '16: Nao.'z, 1. Waid. . Lothrop Withing- ton, '11 MiddendorfY. *16; No. Hiig Ry H. A. Murray, 2, Rebert Bm SUMMER HARDWARE We are lisiting a few of the articles in our line that are most necessary to your comfort about the hous house, lawn lawn and garden. " PULL EASY CULTIVATORS Something new in Cultivators, ad- justable teeth, can be used as heavy rake also. Ask to see one. Price $1.5 Wheel Cultivators ‘ Make your work light by using Planet Jr. and Tron Age single and double Wheel Hand Cultivators. Prices $3.50 and up. Norcross Weeders This well known weeder needs no introduction. It is made in 3 and 5 prong with good strong handles. SiProngl Lt e e x e wasnnie v WD 5 Prong ..... Py $1.00 " Screens for Wmdows and Doors There is no place like home without the pesky Fly—Keep them outside. 40c each . 50c each 24x33 e 65¢ each 85¢ each nght W eight hom«: " e & Heavy Weight Doors ~ GARDEN HOSF Buy a Hese by the years of service it will give, not price per foot, Montawk 0 A 16¢ foot Goodluek ... ... e o .. 17c foot Milo . .. TR R ARt S e S o 18¢c foot Bull D oo NE S e sy sy ee 22 f ook Moulded ! o 8 in . e 15e fook Moulded 3 in. ........ . . 18¢ foot ECLEPSF MOW ER 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 self sharpening device and a special adjusting ar- rangement, Let us show you one before you buy your new machine. 16 m{)c(l; "l1:hmch and $ 1 4350 and up Kerosene 0il Coo¥k Stoves 5 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. 2B vithout b $16.00 3B vithout urner withon $21.00 2B r with “canopy. $19.50 3 Bur rith “canopy . $25.50 CROOUET SFTS Keep the youngsters out of mischief by keeping %hem busy. We have four different styles to choose rom. Prices $3, $3.50, $4.25, $4.50 each Rackliffe Bros. Co,, Inc NEW BRITAIN RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 Main St. Opp. Arch St Phone 1408-2 Gabardine and Otfi White Skirts GABARDINE SKIRTS are excellent for all-around smmmer weir and we have them in good assortment. Wide belts, shirred backs and pockets in varying fashions, $4.50 Gabardine grades are priced from $3.00 to $8.50. Extra Size SATINE SKIRTS are more dressy with their <oft. lustrous fggsh. Priced up. NEW WAISTS made of Voile. French \mln Batiste, ( repe de Chine and CAR for summer wear of Crepe, Bartiste, satin e de Chine, CORSETS, KIMONOS, HOSTERY, GLOVES,