New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1919, Page 13

AT OUR RAINCOAT SALE. MORE COATS SOLD THAN EVER BEFORE, BUT OUR STOCK IS NOT EXHAUSTED. SOME REMARKABLY GOOD BUYS LEFT IN MEN'S AND LADIES’ " COATS. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, BOYS' TAN TRENCH COATS WITH BELT, REGULAR $5.00, FOR $3.25. GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ COATS IN COLORS AND MIXTURES AT A REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT. WE HAVE A NICE LINE OF SHORT LEATHERETTE COATS, WITH WOOL LINING, AT $16.50. REVERSIBLE CORDURCY AND LEATHERETTE $16.50, AND LONG COATS, BELTED, $22.50. THESE COATS ARE MADE BY U. S. RUBBER CO. LING RUBBER CO 220 MAIN STRERT RGEE TR, 5 a seven-room | Alpert to University of Vaparaiso and rolled: Misses Lilllan McEnroe, | Hartford, New Britain and New ¥ ons et Ay sed its vent in | Charles Miller to Conservatory of Mu- | Mary White, Mary Magnell, Alice | ven, which was suspended last y 25 PER CENT. BOOST g IN RENTS HERE; the past seve n\r‘r‘“:;: per sic at Ph tl'*lrrhw Sweeney, Cons\‘auro Paonessa, Edna | because of Wesléyan's war respol | | | | . cent., the rental now being per Laufersweiler, Catherine Kenny, Mary | bilities. Debates with Middletod You Get Your Shoes RO month. The only hope being entei- Welch, Anna Yvechak and Catherine | Waterbury, Springfleld and Holyd el 2 T TN T G s ERS MLS Egan. A number are expected to en- | High schools may also be arrang TP National Industrial Conference Board | earners is that the factory houses will | roll Monday. In spite of the fact that there wi Half Sole L fard Ly ané o aa b = no interscholastic debates last ye Asks for Report on Rent i David H. Malmfeldt of Maple street| Edwin Bailey of 83 Prospect street | there are a few debaters in the seh | occupancy. ; ) P = has left for Syracuse university to|will leave Monday for Washington, D. | who have had enough experience Wh N t Y I res? Conditions Here, o resume his course in architecture C., to enter Georgetown university | debating to face any High schy y o our 1 FAREWELL TO BOYS - : where he will study dentistry. He was | team in the state with credit to The local real estate brokers are in Sidney LeWitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. [ discharged from the army some time | school. After your tire has given you all the mileage you can safely de- receipt of a communication from the GOING TO COLLEGE | M. C. LeWitt, will leave next week to | ago and has since Essn employed on The club) lost very few rbmil National Industrial Confgrence Board enter Renssclaer college. the sales force of the TFuller Brush |graduation and most all of the at Boston asking that a report of the | —————— — company. baters are back. With such men iceable, your casing is incorporated within a new factory built Gates probable average increase in rents George P. Mellon and family of —_—— Chernoff, Nair and Reducka there| pald by wage-earners from the be-| Martinique Social Club Has Pleasant | Holland Point, N. Y., are visiting with | DEBATING PROSPECTS BRIGHT, | everything to hope for ginning of the war until July 1, 1919, | ) Mr. Mellon's sisters, Mvs. Charles = G President Bernard M. Chernoff vantages: i be sent to the bgard at the ecarli Party for Those Who Are Leaving Ludvigson and Mrs. . D. Norton of | High School Pupils Already Eyincing | now busy completing the necessa EReRILIE )""“‘]"‘“"""; This action is to Enter Coliege. WA I il Much Intercst in Club. details A ““I“”"’““‘;" of '1}‘9 C"":‘ being taken by the board so a report = season which can be nothing o DOUBII CUSHION RESILIENCY T Do et Gh (e et Stitan In spite of the rain last evening the lh;. ), |]* Cullem, who has been vis- l.\lvlhonnw the debating season at/than a success. The first meeti L ) 5 T /hi cevails in ey £ the c dance given by the Martinique Social | iting for the past two weeks in B the local High school has not yet | will probably he held sometime nd EILEIA PR LRV IENDING x\:lml(;:S T‘i\zénl\o”llh; \\huxrl)xtmg(;n Sel S e s et s e e e e e s e a OVER THE BEADS AND UNDER THE RIM. cials, who are acting on the present| committees appointed to take ¢harge - been shown by the studeut body. The —_— S el oF e of the affair worked hard for its suc- w Britain is well represented at | New Britain High school de . Paper pulp from bamboo is to TR Al e T and credit is due them for the ef- the Mt ~( Joseph academy, Hart- | club will attempt to revive the produced on a commercial scale positive g wee agiinst punctures and a guarantee of full standard in rents in this city cannot be :«mfl\,-\‘l f ’(1 mun;n-r in I“ihifll‘ they carried | ford, the following pupils hoing en- | leyan triangular league, consisting of | India A out their plans. The dance was at- S e T g =l e ————————— mangd of it; when the rubber is worn thin but the fabric is still serv- Half Sole Tire, giving you a tire with these exclusive mechanf®al ad- DOUBLE PFABRIC STRENGTH It is this principle of sturdy tice construction that makes possible a tive milonge, lye ed by the brokers, although a reporc| 2l 7€ % bHRs LE P trat tne rents huve ncreased trom 20| (ST, i e lures crowd of out | @@u@@@@@@@m@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@m@@@@@w@ h il S = e i iouble purpose, first as the formal erty was verified this niorning. :)p(‘,ning of the Martiniqgue club and Rents as' well as other needs of also as a farewell to the members who lf | the workingman, have sy~ are leaving to enter college. The for- high, and the cause is based upon the | mer president, Abe Cantertwich, who is ole high cost of living. A certain Main | at present living in New York was = present for last evening's affair. The D. AMOROSO & BRO. following is the list of memb. who Grinding of any kind of Tools, are to attend college and the univer- Razors, Soissers, Leawn Mowers sharp- | Sitles to which they will go: A I St oraiel i Saul Adelman, ~ Abe Hecht, Harry Rarbers’ | Suppliés ilet Water, ‘ogelhon. ]“,d'lvm l{osex\?)f‘xg. Joseph ot Massages ;de"CUm Creams. | Segal, Jacob Zeitlin and George Rach- S 5 lin to New York univers Myer 95 sture proof appeals ory experiences vist. 2 Ne tain, Conn. | ", 5 that are puncture proof appeals to every experienced motorist 32 Beaver stT i \Q;BVSBH Cos Goidberg, Louis Nair, thp Chernoff sturdiness in size and design of tires of double fabric, cushions and Harry Protass to University of s i —— Pennsylvan Abe Greenbu ( side walls, appeals to the man who takes pride in his car. $5,500. S ieades N fmg'e" o g“:r’:} Buys three-tenement house with | 15),4; sam Schumap and Joseph Zeit- TWED ON large lot. Only a step to trolley, right | 1in o Syracuse university; Maurice The Gates Half Sole Tire is NOT RIVETED ON here in the City. Missal to Tufts Medical school; Harry A RETREADING JOB H. N. LOCKWOOD. Seee e S READ ESTATE AND INSURANCE. |~ ALSO DO EXPERT VULCANIZING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Room 407 City Hall. DR €0OMBS, the Natureopath and ‘Chiropractor, Tel. 765, 252 Main St My treatments cure all diseases. I KlNGSL ND TIRE CO l can state that I have never failed on A oy nc. any case of Rheumatism, Stomach guarantecd PUNCTURE PROOF, cost only half as much as ordinary But cconomy is not the only great Gates advantage. To ride on tires ‘Just a Reminder” No Need Telling You Every Day, You Know From Trouble or Chest and Lung Diseases HALF TIRES that I have treated. I wish to an- SOLE se Hur & : | Louise Hurlbutt as my office assistant : She will treat women who prefer a AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATION Lady Physician. 1 have arranged a g ’ private office for that purpose. Her | 6 MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN, CONN, $1.5 charges will be $1.50 per treatment. Electric Light 1iths, Ultra Violet of Hartford, have opened a | rays. The Alpine Sun rays and Hy- RO S I s Qf |dropathic treatments will be given DR branch office at 139 main St., patients when indicated without ad- — - — — e~ — — 3 4 | H ditional cost. Office hours, 10 a. m. to New Britain, where thelr‘ Ak FOR QUICK RETURNS USE (225 ina bromnt sorvion | , HERALD CLASSIFIED ADs [k menionit Wa Want delivered'promptly. Tel. 618 T TR LA R ARIE) OME SATURDAY SALE AT THE GREAT WESTERN MARKET. ! : “":‘\'7._\;“”""1' QUALITY OF u‘nnn\ \:‘ll—';‘l)l(ll‘ll{{ll 3 'F.FA!)RKV iy t nce BIG SALE ON STEAKS OF STEER BEEF 1 CANS PEAS @ o 5 . SIRLOIN AND SHORT =& 4 B I PECK LARGE l()l\'(” . o an C ; RIB ROAST OI' STEER BEEN ... o S¢ b S SUGAR .. Seneie i ) SHOULDER STEAK OF STE s THIS 1S CERTAINLY « GOOD BUY. C&M- HAMBURG STEAK (Fresh Cut) ........ 29 ERTATD ‘\11()\' : ) i 25 More Saleswomen SMOKED SHOULDERS ........... . 29c : D ' SUGAR CURED HAMS AND COTTAG AMS NGELUS FLOUR R EEEEE $1.75 Bag for all departments to FANCY ROASTING CHICKEN AND I PACKAGES D. & C. ROLLE, s GENUINE LAMB LEGS AND. NATIVE ' OR PANCAKE FLOUR .........,... 25 ;work Saturday after- G853 | SPECIAL PRICES TO HOTY RESTAURANTS, | TOM/ > can; 2 SQUASH EVERG RE N 25“@ doz; LETTUCE 15 c‘h(lt neon and evening' Good l)y-(‘umlu on Al 1 o in € S, CARROTS .... 6c bch. NAT. GRAPES 3 lbs 25¢ ok i i i § Pay and Steady Posi- O PPAGE PARSIEY-~G tions to those who qualify. Apply at once .@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@fi . .:@ ® @@@@@@@@@@@@@@fi@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@~ Experience That Rosebeanats - and Caps Are the Best in Town and the Prices are Right Roseben Hat Shop 388 MAIN STREET 63 MAIN STREET. F. MAIETTA, Prop. &) g & & & & o & & & & & & Lo & & & @ & & @ & & R E-TE Tt T To oot Rt toToTo o Fote T o ot SR o T T o PO R T T o T OO YCE T 0 e