New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1919, Page 3

Boston Store | : ||g TRIMMED - Sage-Allen & Ts. m HATS L WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF [ m—_] 4 at 1 MEN'S FURNISHINGS. " AL TTOLD . Ufl MEN! |PRICES ADVANCING |= *-° | RAPHAEL 98, AND WOM THAT BUY i B AN AmOMEN bue and E : . Worth $1 More 100 of them— 380-382 : In & B FOR THEIR M FOLK marked down 14 yrs, a beauti- i 1 that it is to their benefit to | | buy their men’s furnishings from us. | i We sell our furnishings at a dry | [f goods profit, which means quite a for quick dis- - — | e ful lot in pretty saving to you. mn s | FOR THURSDAY cEA = ‘:‘ Mzt sess, " | Impossible To Tell What RugsWill Seli Mec Arrow S fancy with straws or crepe { 3 well made. collars attached, 5 : F N F " Men’s White Shirts with eollars : or Next Ka $ —several kinds tached, fine material —all arc neatly 3 trimmed. Lyf u coe HOUSE i l ( ¥ g I)RFSSL‘ APRONS () - NN e —— - ~ Men’s Fine Negligee Shirts cat | The Rug market never was in such unsettled condition as now. t A patterns, $1.39 ‘1.‘.;',"( N All the big rug manufacturers have shut down on orders and with- For W’Omen a ¢ S es 88 We also carry all sizes in Navy, drawn price lists. I fl . .uu. E 5 wo -.ml Value $1.50 assortment at Just reccived this low price— 1 I g Black and Khaki Work Shirts, collars | Here is one notice received a few days ago: “Effective June attached. # 18 the entire—line, all grades, was withdrawn from sale. No ad Arrow Collars, all sizes, latest ditional business for shipment prior to October 1 can be repted a shipmer nade of gingham loose comfortable or percale in pretty patterns styles, stiff and soft finish. i Here is another dated Juase 4: “Our sales for the season al- oo " | Dresses for Every - : Alterations | o oo nt’'s Night Shirts, fine muslin. lowin “We have today withdrawn from show all our lines and all prices excepting our cut order and roll geods. On these goods prices are advanced 109 over our price list of May 5.” The same state of affairs continues right through. And lin- oleums are just as bad. Here's a big linoleum manufacturer’s notice: .June 10. We beg to advise you of the withdrawal of all grades of printed and inlaid linoleums, to take effect at once. Now what does this mean? Tt means a great reity of rugs i pnits. and linoleums in the ncar future and that means much higher Halirlss 2 IRU nccwear Tnelaualicy prices. No use trying to go i1to the cauces of this state of affairs 75¢ to $1.00 garment. here—the fact is enourh. And the moral is clear—buy what 1t and linoleums you are going to ne2d now—right off, before we compelied to advance our prices. We haven't marked up our stock yet and shall not until lutely compelled to. Finst Wiltons, leading makes, Our Pr $111 for size 9x12. Price based on today's wholesale cost would be at least $123. Best Vi Wiltons, size 9x12, Our Present Price, $88. Should sell for today, $100. We are selling Tnlaid Linoleums, best grade made of cork and oil, with burlap back (no atlons sold here) for $1.35, $1.65, $2 and $2.50 per yard. Printed Linoleums, 95¢ per yard. Our Rug stock at present is in splendid shape for sclection. But if you wait you will find selection harder and prices higher. Buy 'ODAY. ’s Wash Ties. big varicty colors, | ready exceed our production. It will be impossible to give specif some reversible, 25¢ to 30¢ ecach. W romises of delivery either on special orders or on stock orders made of a good tc. in light or dark grounda, Gent’s Silk Hose, in Black and Owing to the shortage of skilled labor, our production will be be- Lit pereal 2 quality pereale, ia, in dark or light OCC&SIO“ S Are Free all sizes, Billie B Colors, 75¢ to $2.00 pair. low normal.” Two days later this same great mill sent out the fol- patterns, has an N = urke’s s ine clastic waist line. SEN cluded. Madras, $1.75 to Forest Mill” Union Suits in all styles. B. V. D. Union Suits and separate | garments. Porous Knit Union Suits, also vests SILK A S 7 | MUSLIN BLOUSES : ) aalll o o \ PETTI- Sale 4 \ i ‘ COAT% 398 Worth | lanas ek 11708 35 P Buy your sum- 3 \ iy o mer needs now 4 y Y A ) 4 ? P 2 4',,1! :I'()/,(‘n "Y.K" will you procure ] ¢ - ) F » ] E 4 a Crepe de Chine g 4 1/ 4 A CIV PR 3 ] ;i;m.l' ‘u:uhl\' o 2% W b Bl P} hroi- Blouse -ul(m\ & é 9 A\ Al \ 3 dered flounce of ’ : g 3 open and closed ;|'|:.1 ¢ u;:npnl:n‘ dence i\ X - < - < f cembroidey. shades, scveral | HRY: - y styles. : i o 2 o\ opl MEN’S | W ) i W\ BALBRIG- DRESS Buy p S ] - « GAN UN- VOILE YgurFRm}K N A 11\ sy == Bly | DERWEAR Tub i Yeur 0] 19(: yi. | NOW! and SAVE &, L 75¢ Quality 25 | §8 and $9 Tub Frocks $10 and $12 Tub Frocks | +/4 g dark, 35c grade. Cleanse thoroughly— reduce inflammation « Y THE STORY LADY TELLS ABOUT by cold wet compres- :rei‘s:;,anp_ply lightly, without j PETER’S PAUL VICKS VAPORUB:Y ANOTHER STORY FOR CHILDREN ABOUT PETER AND PAUL, FOLLY AND PRISSY Peter sat on the back step. He was thinking very hard. There was a new baby boy in the nursery and no one could think of a name good enough . I've found out s e PLEASURE CARS ,,,,_,- with “P. and grandma wanted one M. IRVING JESTILR r ible. — Remarkable price concession SALE PRICE SALE PRICE This lot is composed of MEN’S PILLOW obtained by our buyer in a Dresses of the better kind— ATHLETIC ~ recent purchase—Dresses of If bought in the reg r T J CASES exquisite colored Voiles, monil sl cup o and l“NYIOI‘\ t R e e some cven higher—Dresses SUITS a SRR C Cnviceable B InEC that have style of the last ot from ihe Bible 18 MAIN ST. At last Peter gave it up and went & to find Daddy. He was in the base = that > ment putting white paint on the lit- DON'T FORGET tle bed that had been Peter's. DIONNES ‘“Hello, old man,” saié daddy, ‘sece I what I'm doing? You arc too big for local and long distance moving and the bed now so I am going to fix it hams—in light and dark col- moment—of Organdic, Voil tracking. Pianos and parties at rea- r that little red-faced rascal up- sonable prices. Also storage. ’Phone stairs. Maybe you think it is robbing 887-32 and 382. 8 Gilbert street, i Peter to pay Paul, but you have a new New Britain. (made of corn) have B one coming out this ul'l»ex‘nocv)vn. I be- lieve I hear {he wagon now got a Lot of nour~ [| | Peter liked the new hed very much. nENlSUN fiARA[iE ishment in them. B It had brass knobs on it like mamma’s i and it had no sides which made him ! And the flavor feel very grown up. He stayed to see | | mamma put on the sheets and the 430 MAIN STREET beats everythingt Bretly Blueland white blanket and the blue and white quilt grandma had Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. - ¥ | made for him. Then he remembered what papa had said and ran into the nursery where baby brother lay in his [ baske. 9 e\ N “Hello, Paul,” said Peter. MANR[IBS AU}“ [’[] g The baby blinked his eyes and then [ / / smiled his very first snule. OVERLAND AGENCY, “Why, Peter.” said mamma, “you've named the baby and he knows it. See Storage and Accessorles, 4 ! him laugh.” “Papa named him,’ cbjected Peter, Repair Work a Specialty. and told mamma what papa had said Phone 2227 139 Arch St. / about robbing Peter to pay Paul. Mamma laughed and squeezed him. T i | “That is just an old saying. 2 * GIN\G all agreed at the supper Da]ly Fre]ght and table that Paul was just right. Papa w ! liked it becavse it was short. Mamma . liked it because it began with *P.” Express Seerce Grandma liked it because of the Bible s | Paul. Polly and Prissy liked it be- NEW BRITAT "W HAVEN AND cause every one else did. IW YORK So_Peter climbed into the new bed HERTE | ISYE that night a proud little boy. He had = . : named tre taby. MOVING AND TRUCKING. | HELEN CARPENTER MOORE. TRUCKS BY THE DAY OR HOU | B A. H. HARRIS | ST. MARY’S PLAYGROUNDS Take a camera with you and 1,500 Pupils of Parochial School En- ngham. Youthful lir ors—prettily trimmed with pockets, blouse effects, tunic neatly trimmed—for women cficets, ete. and misses. B s e Sizes 14 to 44 Union Suits of good quality good quality musin 250 eaae. | 247 Silk Dresses in an Extraordinary Purchase from a Well | 8o ne~ | Known New York Maker at a Great Sacrifice in Price. | CRASH | $1377481877 e Good quaiity, all colors, 45¢ light or dark 25¢ | | For Dresses—Made to sell for For Dresses—Made to sell for Kind. SN $15, $18.50 and up to $22.50. PI’IGBS $22.75, $25.00 and $29.75. WOMEN’S WHITE . HOSE VOILE Dresses for Street Wear Chiffon, Taffeta, Flowered Georgette - Dresses for Sport Wear Wool Jersey, Beaded Georgette 25[; y[!. Dresses for Your Vacation Crepe Metoer Crepe de Chine 49[: 36-inch Striped Mercerized lisle or enciea, 10c | Pyepy Size from 14 to 44—Every Wanted Color | 5o " . Y grade. Tub For Women and SILK For Women and Misses ] 98 POPLIN Misses 2 ?? irts irts | Storage, Supples ana Repalring. keep a Kodak story of your joy Outing Yesterday Afternoon— S oo, | T ey e with pockets and buttons, up up o 30 ]Thc A-l'\nlnnl (\ytu\g; :n 22 Cottage D LCS =OUERBLODC R Sl Athletic Games Prove Popular. to 30 waist band, worth $3. w and. $5 kind. Place EG FNO-§ 28 EcyIMouriayes continued and never concluded nuc with barn and lot 50x206. And : cong The pupils of St. Mary's schaol held two others just put in first class re- story that grips and fascinates an enjoyable outing yesterday after- pair. Any of these for $3,500 or Svery nerber ot the fomily noon at St. Mary’s playgrounds. Ice (K NN - [ - EERENE N fl .| . ANEENEENRER - EEE - NN E N . |- B | - L ! EEEn Jess. 5 SILY cream was furnished the children and H. N. LOCKWOOD, We have a complete line of an athletic program was conducted i T REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. under the direction of Supervisor A.| teries, Weston and Muldoney, 10; um- Weston, first. Two out of three, into the limelight whereveh and teams from various divisions, will i Room 407 City Hall TN Teh The results of the games| pire, Russell. i Tug of war (boys, senior class)— jwhenever the tale is told of the IA. !ceive bronze medals in token of thg t Kodaks and Brownies in stock. i s st Grade 7. batteries, Glynn and Herd-: B. Nevelis, second; F. O. Kieff, first. | E. ¥. Lynch will be named as the ' gallant, if unsuccessful, effor s follows: T A i ot % 20 d dash (minor class, boys)— | line, 13; Grade 7, batteries, Parker Two out of three. A man who helped to make American The race was the t marathon IM dellve and heay: dut sizes. Take a supply with you. 75 Brie L S and Ha 0; umpire Botticelli. of war (girls)—Irene Crowley, | athletic histor dashing through i its kind to be held in France ovet John O’Brien, Robert Gunther, Ray i ST ... trucks, from 15 to 5 tons. For better results try our East- mond Corkin. Time, 61 Grade L) Mary nllnian useundy Tiems W BRen thedeitesifol B on the last lap of 1078 ¢ hces-from Clinteastit =z 2 2 i 40 yard (boys)—John llis (junior | and Katherine Kermey, 15: Grade 8 Miss Rose Glover had charge of the the famous marathon to Paris bei pproximately thir AMLRICAN Balanced SlX, man method of Developing | el ), John Meehan, Dan Bianchi. | Katherine Fitzgerald and McCue, 9: games for the small childre: Young Lynch modestly wore his Seven miles, the terrain covered thir and Printing. Al 'k fin- Time, 5 4-5 umpire, Father | 2 R laurels when they were placed upon i he famous battlefleld of # Pleasure Cars. L 1 work fin s Grade 6 (girls) ret Mahon- LYNCH GALLOPED TO FAM com. ' Marne, where the war was origingl 50 vard dash (senior . | his brow by General Hants, 2 4, | shec ) relox Pa . 5y o " oy & ary Burns, de G o o & CITY SERVICE STATION. ished on Velox Paper. Raymond McEnroe, S. Mangan, Isa| ey and Mary Burn - o Crouet (b T . ) e hierev.Dapis | Mander of the Paris district. He also | Won A. M. Paonessa, Prop. Hinchey. Time, 6 1- Harmon and Ilelen Lynch, 5: umpire, | Winner of Chateau- rry-Parvis Eastman N C Speed Films, all were quietly told President Wilson, when i . : L - The M'"er Ha"su" 20 yard (Junior cluss, girls)—Mary | Sullivan ‘ : ol Race Gets K. of C. Medal, HG AT e e o = Hudak, Frances Frawley, Rose Re 30 yard crab race (boys)-—John | g | S g ! . E ! . o o Malthew just what it felt like to run i trane. Time, 61-f Failis, B Whitman, John Leonard. | Mew: Xolk June “omts L e ke A 40 yards (junior class 1s) —Rena 30 vard crab race (girls)—Margar-! [ynch of Newark, EOLIS Ry oline | Rire : 2/ | Bfug Gu McEnroe, Annie Dooley, Edith Mc-| et Sperry, Eleanor Burns, Grace Winner of the Knights of Columbus| Lynch will return home wi gold For Infants and Children h perience. relay marathon from Chateau-Thierry medal presented to him by the Knights e | Kennerney Time, b4 I Walsh 5 ~ds s girls)—Helen | Potato race (girls)—Capt. Mapy 10 Paris, is one of the famous men of of Columbus. The members of the win- InUse ForOver30Year g S . y e 50 vards (senior cla ave Storage Room for Some Car 30 C1 g 3 o . 1 : = i AURCH e, Lynch, Anna Bormey, Mildred Mc- | Sarra, first: Capt. Helen Kenney, sec- ' the American Expeditionary I7orces to- ning t ne unning mates of Always bears W. BLAIR, New Britain, Conn Grath. Time, 7 4-5 ond. day Stepping into tht tape held by | the American Embarkation corps, will | the 7 . \ ) . Raseball games—Grade 8. batteries, | Tug of war (boys, junior class)—! (wo K. of C. secretaries in the Place 'also wear gold medals. The other 240 | Signature of a 401 ‘West Main St. Opp. Liberty St Edwin and Clark, 17; Grade 8, bat.| Capt. L. Mangan, second; Capt. W.| de la Concorde, Lynch also stepped competitors in the race, representing