New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, IMODERN BOOT SHOP§ EXTRAORDINARY SPECIALS —FOR— SATURDAY| Just arrived, a shipment of new Ladies’ Shoes that was ordered six months ago—which we will place on sale for Saturday at prices way below the WHOLE- SALE market. Ladies’ Havana Brown Kid High Ladies’ Black French Kid Military Cut Lace Shoes with Cloth Tops to | Heel, High Cut Lace Shoes ™ $4.95 $4.95 THESE SHOES TODAY, WOULD COST US $5.50 TO REPLACE. We Have Also Received Three New Styles in the Famous W. L. Douglas Shoes for Women| B 9,00 §3.00 | $3.00 A Pair Saving. $9.00 Men’s Tan Cordo-Calf Shoes with rub- |]ARMY ALL WOOL SOCKS ber heels. Special a Pair $9.00 value Value $1.25 a pair. These Shoes are all priced at Havana Brown Kid, Lace, Cuban Rubber Heel Black Vici Kid Extra High Cut Lace Shoes Mahogany Calf High ' Cut Lace Shoes, Military Heel TWO SPECIAL VALUES FOR MEN Men’s Dark Brown Lace Shoes, Good- [Men’s U. S. Army Shoes, Heavy Lace year Welts. ALL. HAND SEWED Elkskin Special i Special Modern Boot Shop 168 MAIN STREET | We Can Supply You With AN Kinds of Stove Repairs Your Old Coal Range Ts Good for $5 With Purchase of Garland Range This Week Only This Store Will Close Saturdays Commencing November 1 at 6:00 P. M. Selection of the Young Couple’s Furniture It is a most important thing—selecting one’s furniture—especially to those young people just be- ginning their new homes. It should be done thoughtfully and carefully, with an eye to appropriateness and quality. .But there are many people who are doubtful as to the style of furniture best suited to their houses and incomes, who arc puzzled about those many little problems that beset cvery new home- maker—and right here, HERRUP’S SUPREME SERVICE, the result of many years’ cxperience in outfit- ting, completely, the best homes, will be o stimable worth to them, especially to those inexperienced young couples who are so eager to have homes beautifully furnished in Fashion’s most approved way. HERRUP’S PDAN OF LIBERAD CREDIT affords a most pleasant and dignified way of paying, for their home furnishings. It enables them to buy a better quality furniture than they could perhaps other- wise afford. LOUIS HERRUP, 1052-58 Main St., near Norgan Complete Homefutnisher Hartford, Conn, B these three occasions, the 59c¢ 1919, 'PLANNED BLOCKING - ENTRANCE T0 F{]RTH Iinormous numbers of mines were Harwick. It 1sionally left unswept of subm ong they ran afoul of German U-Boats Schemed to Sow | "y oymmines Y e T of mines is almost completed. Minefield in Front of British Fleet London, Oct. 14.—German U-boats tried to bottle up the British grand fleet in the Firth of Forth during the ys a London s this as the ot e Et ousktant] 1 operation un dertaken by enemy undersea craft. The scheme aimed at the blocking off of the entrance to the Forth by the sowing of a big mineficld. Three ACIDITY is at the bottom of most digestive ills. Ki-M0IDS FOR INDIGESTION afford pleasing and prompt relief from the distress of acid- dyspepsia. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION months of hard work were devoted to the task by a considerable fleet of submarines, the mines being laid in the shape of a half moon. But mine- | sweepers had discovered the plan and, | as fast as the mines were planted, they were cleared away. | 1t is recalled that other simyar at- tempts to trap the fleet were made in 1915 in the Moray Firth, when over 400 mines were laid, and in 1916 at the Orkneys. In round numbers, on Germans laid 1,100 mines at a cost of $1,000 cach. The King T fighting ship that felk victim in theso operations. “Here’s HOW Fellows™ This famous saying will go to the discards if President Wilson doesn’t “come across” with the “right sign,” but— it will continue to be the “pby-word” with | Wonder Clothes SUITS & OVERCOATS — $22.50, $27.50, $32.50 We Show You HOW We Teli You HOW We Prove to You HOW Because We can save you at least $10 to $15 on your pu:chase. “Snappy” styles, best ma- terials and workmanship, everything that is used in Suits and Overcoats you pay from $10 to $15 MORE at other stores, are IN WON- DER CLOTHES at $22.50, $27.50 and $32.50. MAKE US PROVE IT TO YOU. We'll be pleased to do it tomorrow. Wonder Clothes 396 MAIN STREET 57 Stores in Principal Cities } EXCESSIVE § ward was the only 195 K iceable materials now in vogue for # from NEW BRITAIN CLOTHING an: DRY GOODS STORE, Inc. d Agents For the Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns 10c to 25¢c. Why Pay More | SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Extraordinary Offering of { FALL AND WINTER COATS « B25 Smart and stunning models of the warm serv- Winter Wear. All sizes for Women, Misses and Juniors. POLO COATS . In new snappy up to the minute styles. $29.98 $49.98 CHILDREN’S COATS We are headquarters for Children’s Coats, every size, every style, all colors; it will pay you to look our stock over before you buy elsewhere, We know we are right, and we want you to know it too. WEDDING DRESSES of Crepe de Chine, Georgette and Satins, fifty dif- ferent styles to select from. All sizes. We will give free to every purchaser of a Wedding Dress for this month their choice of any Veil and Wreath we | have in stock. 10% DISCOUNT ON CORSETS FOR SATURDAY. ) Corsets are going up in price, but we bought our Corsets months ago and we bought big, that is the reason we are able to offer you this special dis- count for Saturday. In Nemo, R. & G., Warren’s, La Reine, W. B., Her Majesty, P. N., Royal Worcester, Bon Ton, : Thompson’s Glove Fxttmg PLEATED DRESS SKIRTS Made of All Wool Plaids, 20 different pattemns to select from. Value $25.00. $1 7 50 NEW TAILORED SUITS The season’s smartest styles and loveliest ma- . § terials are presented in these smart tailored Suits. High character of tailoring and elegance of de- tail make them unexcelled. THE MATERIALS Tricotine Duvet DeLaine Velour Oxford Cloth Serge Poplin THE COLOR Brown Navy Taupe Oxford Black Reindeer $25.00 © $75.00 MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIR'{'S, SOFT CUFFS A large assortment to select from. Value $2.00. At Each $1 50 SILKS AND DRESS GOODS | Coatings, 54-in w1de, $3 98 to $7 75 A large stock bo (hoose from. 54-in Pelo Cloth G $1 2 2 5 27-in Plush i , black and o lI;: ush in navy, black an o $2 25 18-in Crushed Plush for Scarfs and trimming, i , black, taupe and in brown, bla p _— $3. 50 Beaver, at Yard $ 2 s 98 42-in All Wool Poplin in all shades, at R & 36-in Jerseyette for Dresses in colors, at Yard $4 49 36-in Silk and Satin, $2 25 to $3 25 all colors ....... ; Y-fi e 18-in Velvet for Hats, all shades, 5 Yard $1 98 BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES _ Blankets from $2.25 to $19.00 $3.50 * $9.00 Beacon Bath Robe Blankets, Special at We sell the famous Beacon Blankets. KNIT UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY for every member of the family. Sweaters for Men, Women and Children. Comfortables DRY GOODS CO., Inc. 381-383-385 Main Street