New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1919, Page 10

NTY BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1919. Open W This Evening in 11T - ; Arc Stree Rooms - i ot o 2 4 S A Y : % w Brit IILV\ Soldiers, il y\]l\(::<! 1’17::: i i ‘:m-m“. i, ! . R i Foukr | PRICES SLASHED STOCK MUST BE REDUCED Our Entire Stock of Men’s, Women’s, Children’s Shoes, Reduced. Sale Starts Fridawyw, O A. M. Men's Emerson Dark Brown Boys’, Misses’ and Also Our Entire Men’s Furnishings Greatly 4. on approval. m. ce 1f T wADt it ., Quartermas hy. Quartermaster Olson, Paymaster Iclagon, Chaplain Vincent LATEST CLO'SE UP VIEW OF PERSHlNG Ladies’ Patent Leather Back Kid and Dark Brown Oxfords and Pumps; reg. $4, $5 and Men’s Dark Brown Gun which we « the mem Metal Blucher and Eng- tonight on the tion It is & 3 OH SAY CAN YOU SEE Next winter you will look at that Victory Garden with glee, Get the garden book by sending a two-cent stamp to the National War Garden Commission, at Washington. QWA MP- & Co., Binghamton, ents, also mention d. Rare indéed are the pictures w forces in Irance. portray as well s the H Horloge, Paris. Gen. John J. Pers smile of hing, commander in A SHORE LOT for 16c a Day Yes, 16¢ a day (the cost of two cigars) will purchase a beau- tiful tree covered shore lot in the new exclusive shore resort, POINT O’'WOODS BEACH It sounds im p:mmlo and would be anywhere clse, but Point o’'Woods as purchased 27 ago by its present owners at lln m-ulou-h low pri(o: cni prevailing and lots are now being at onc-half w crs can sell for, a wha B EXTRA LARGE LOTS FOR $290. $10 STARTS YOU, THE BALANCE 16c A DAY Payable Monthly. Low prices—easy terms, but lots sold only to desirable people. Buy now to make moncy—lots will double in value as building and improvements go om. One Mile of Tree Covered Sound Frontage. A Safe, Sandy Bathing Beach—Yacht Harbor— Running Water—Tennis Courts—and the South Lyme R. R. Station on the Property—* Camp on your lot this summer and your vacation will cost 1t home, whiie its increase in value will help Take the New Haven R. R. to South the property entrance), 7 miles east New London. We o »r do not find the pr ridge to 0Old Lyme, rore for 6 miles. Cfonnegticut river | v main road e nt’s ace epffed as p.ument at par. of pictures. ' hY SMITH CO. YME, CONN., T., NEW LONDON, CT. AGENTS WANTED h{ chief of the American expeditionar, Taken at Pavilion (C) Underwood & Underwood fish Last Brockton Made Shoes, regular $6 and $7. $4.95 One lot of Men’s black and brown shoes. Reg. $5.00 and $6.00. $3.95 Men’s Scout Shoes, black and brown. Reg. $3.45. $2.45 Men’s heavy work Shoes, black and brown. Reg. $3.50 and $4.00. $2.45 All our high grade Marshall and Emerson Shoes reduced. 25% $6 value $2.95 Ladies’ Black Kid Juliets, rubber heels $1.69 Boy Scout Shoes, black and brown, all sizes. $1.98 Boys’ Gun Metal Blucher Shoes, all sizes. $3.00. '$1.98 One lot of Little Gent’s Goodyear Welts, black and brown., $1.95 Misses’ White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords. Reg. $2.50. $1.49 One lot of Misses’ Shoes, all sizes while they last. $1.49 Children’s Play fords. 89¢ Children’s Ox- Tennis brown and white Bals. 79¢ One lot of Infants’ black kid Shoes and Mary Jane Pumps. 98¢ These Are Ouly a Few of the Many Bargains B. V. D. Shirts only Slightly Soiled. 39¢ Men’s Overalls, all izes 98¢ Value $1.50. The 5. W. MENUS STC Large assortment of All Silk Shirts, pretty patterns, $2.95 Value $4.00. 398 MAIN STREET Positively the finest of Madras Shirts $1.95 Value $3.00. Oxfords Reg. $8.00 $5.95 Ladies’ black and‘ brown kid Oxfords, high and mlhtarv heels. Reg. '$4.95 Ladies’ White Buck Shoes, high and military heels. Reg. $6.00. $3.95 White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords, high and military heels. Reg. $3 Ladies’ black kid cush- ion sole comfort Ox- fords rubber heels. Reg. " $2.45 Watch OQur » Windows B. V. D. Union Suits $1.29 ) All Gur 65¢ and T5¢ Neckwear Beautiful Patterns. 45¢ RE NEW BRITAIN | i i ||