New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1919, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1918 These Merchants Are Participating COOKED FOOD SHOP LEONARD & HERRMAN FIFTY MERCHANTS | » M i LONG SHOE CO. INC. M. C. LeWITT PORTER & DYSON COMBINE WEDNESDAY b OFEFEIe H. L. MILLS SAMPLE SHOP STORE DRESS GOODS SHOP ' CROWELL’S DRUG STORE CONNORS-HALLORAN HALLINAN BAKERY HULTGREN’S JEWELRY NEWARK SHOE STORE ROBBINS’ CLOTHING SHOP ADKINS PRINTING MR. SHOE AND CLOTHING BUYER: LY WRITER EXC. ) . . . . .. CHAS. McENROE Did you realize that every clothier and shoe man in New Britain knows BARRY & BAMFORTH that he may not get 75 p. c. of his Spring orders. In many instances the :: (9 s}g‘;tg%qm wholesale prices are above today’s retail prices—you will actually save J. A. ANDREWS . NATIONAL MARX: { DOLLARS on everything you buy WEDNESDAY. WM GOLDBERG J. EISENBERG MAX ZUCKER M. P. LEGHORN < STAR CONFECTIONERY MR. SALARY MAN: ° ° KOLODNEY BROS. M. P. DOHERTY . . E. M. DINONNO If you knew that materials for the Home, Office and every day wants, D.S. OHMAN were to be offered at real values, would’t you buy now—Think it over. ?gg;fil\?g [;fl?)\ ’ M. BLOOMBERG BEN. KATZ E. W. BENNETT | MR. GENERAL PURCHASER: HIMBERG & HORN Look over the Goods offered WEDNESDAY—Drugs, Hardware Mater- 8&)11%13?1}&151‘]530. ials,Jewelry, MusicalInstruments, Hats, Rubber Goods, Ladies’ Apparel, fg};;;gfg?fivs Furniture, Office Supplies, Smokes,—yes and all the rest to take ad- . . X « LYCEUM THEATER vantage of this Combined Sale. A. H.ENOCH RABINOW CLOTHING STORE SCENIC THEATER ALBERT VOLTZ CO. LIFSHITZ 5c & 10c STORE TOM MURRAY COME DOWN E ARLY SEGAL & BIRNBAUM