New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1919, Page 8

) NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, it ITEMS © Records a 500,000 New York Men «%é, Recommend Monroe 4/”\‘ Cle*es to You NN . Open Mon. and Sat. ZIBWHAAe and Sat. Evenings &aSUazt s Evenings MONROE C;OTHEs: -huve’be‘-en i ' , Be‘sse-Leland’s bought by this vast army of ) 9 { 1 team o yl‘z;‘.,-(\’;[‘y,.m New Yorkers, because they 7 | ikt By o prec | ed he i oy knew, after comparison with other good ! dipp SR 15t ) Rot o e ; THE VE STOR makes shown in the metropolis, that = N > : ) LI E they were getting N v 5 g | RED CROSS IN GERMANY. ! Lowest Price—Monroe Clothes aver- i | ) — ; ; age $10 less than other makes of ] | 1ts Work in Russian Pricon Camps B e ei;ual e A\ | = | "There Completed, § el |1 ! i g : ® g Berlin, Oct. 31.—The work of the Y IsCetropolitan Style—Smart, D | American Red C in the It ‘ 3 , striking creations of New L | SE e : , g : n S York’s foremost designers. s spons ax i ) IPoch, the inter: lied comt : . - i the Red Cros has tur Aliractive Fabrics — Taste- e : i b e corn ful, approved patterns tail- | accomplist L during {1 ored by master craftsmen. = | ly[um:]:> . t‘llnnl\m\;\;\ ‘: e ] 5 gt ft RN epartmen here awaiting your judg- i o and the period when the b e ment at the remarkably moderate prices of $25, $30, $35. raised and Germany w on the work without o ance. It distributed cloth : ’ : Is chock full of the finest clothes for children you ever saw. It and food to camps anc als. By 4 shows how well we are prepared to meet the wishes of both parents fiew York Q am Ee Sho | AT i e DR T o iy i and children as regards to QUALITY, STYLE and PRICE. They are o 9 shown by a letter from G I Ha ; not made in the old hit-or-miss fashion, but are designed as skilifully ries, chief of > nilitary o . janking the Am. | B8 24 and tailored as carefully as the highest grade clothes for men. To be 357 Main Street. an Red Cross for its “truly g i sure, you c2n pay more, or even less, for your children’s clothes, but ievements in cannection with the othor war¥prison camps| 4 if you pick the same quality as ours, you will pay more. The first ; suit proves this statement. Good Strong Boys’ Suits, Mackinaws and | s~y ciavees iy avsran, g Doy \ Overcoats on Easy Weekly Payments. (v“mm\"I‘?:i"ll"t:“;:‘:‘!’i":':w“i'l’,":"."l'im - . CHILDREN ,S SUITS AN D Vienna, Oct. 28.—Depreciation o the Austrian crown on the world = exchanges causes some curious figures ¥ { ! In the shop windows or ; : sards on men’s socks rea t 3 ‘75 kronen.” Ready made s [ £ clothes or women's dresses is run into result is a ues on the part o 1 | of the people, while the rapid flunc - (Juick Returns Use Classified Column |imtors of the exchanse make it - : CHILDREN S GLOVES B i ALL PRICES BLOUSES, 75¢ —95¢ HOSE, 27c¢ F ret OVEI‘ YO‘H!' | CAPS, 75c—$1.00 (Clothes Problem|f | [ | B2YS AND GIRLS sHOEs BOYS’ UNDERWEAR ALL PRICES When the Boston Clothing Store, 63 Church Street, can be of hene- fit to you. Giving Credit is our business; spending your money is your business. So why pay CASH for your clothes when Part Down and the Balance in Weekly Payments 11 BQSSC-LelaHd CO' Will keep you comfortably and stylishly dressed. 1 i 38 STORES 38 CITIES Boston @E@ih_mg Store Where Credit Equals Cash 63 Church Sireet