New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 15

"DYEING AND DRY CLEANING SOLVED THE CLOTHING PROBLEM! OUR DELIVERY IS FOR YOUR SERVICE PHONE 90X% You Know that clothing is high! Of course we ail do. We ate helping people solve the problem by dyeing and dry cleaning their old Suits, Coats and Dresses, making them look new. Sounds good, Doesn’t it? well its just as good as it sounds. Try our service, it saves you money YOU domn’t have to BRING it to us either. Just call 904 and one of our 10 delivery men wiil take the cleaning together with your laundry. Lots easier than carrying it downtown yourselt, isn’t it? Well its SER- VICE you want and its SER- BUNDLES ARE A VICE WE GIVE YOU NUISANCE Don’t carry them, let our men do it. That is what we pay them for UNION LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. 266 ARCH STREET SWISS PORT Berne, Switzerland, s are lying idle in Ger- | because of the Minister of Rail { the diet. INCRIA Nov. broideries to the value of four million francs were exported to America last month compared with 636,000 francs worth in September, 1918, ON RECKI Mexico City, ) DRIVERS Maine to Norfolk, V where there is | an important housing development. Derilous occupation —Newspapers | fenders are here apparentl > started a cam- | pp l‘”” i 4 ougl 1e strect 1ecdless of patsn ¢ OB ImBNTha T oupitals tiont ar 1ol enty persons daily as the automobile : kK of locomo- s Oeser told Further reduction of train | edules has become necessary be- Fifty-five thousand | cause of coal scarcity, Oeser declared. The chief said to be the omnibuses, Th GOVT. SELLS HOMES - T0 WAR WORKERS o et camio price was requirec uld make it but thi not exacted in cases where te were unable to pay it. The was made payable in monthly ments of 1 per cent. of the pur price, includi { Those Who W | cash payment of 10 per cent. v lowed to purchase on monthly stalments of an amount equal to t rent plus $10 No tw gle pur two stol DEARTH OI' LOCOMOTIVES, Berlin, Nov. 7.- a s less automo- driving which NS victims daily and makes riding or walking at leas result mashes e Perfect I StyleFoultless I Qo || YET THEY ARE #2T0$4 LESS THAN OTHE ! ; in- of one and five and Rock Island, Ill., Nov. ed Stat overnment ha houses it had built to ho just sold 460 e war work- At the time of the s mistice the g Moline for an average price of $3,000 | ing projects each. ¥ The sale was conducted under the direction of Se son of the dey terms were number has since been reduc turn of land to former owners ibandonment of various proj ts, in which 6,00 ve heen completed. s are located on the SHOES FOR WOMEN $A45 $£95 $585 +E85 $785 ment by the merton, the navy that about 9 . < 1 Mare Tsland, near were purchased by those who occu- " he projects in the pied them. located in the Rock The government hoard of survey | Island dis nd at Hammond, Ind. Shich was instructed to place a There are zlso completed ho market value on the properties Niles and All Ohio, and E directed not to charge the excess w The other ho wre located in v OU really don’t know unless you have seen them, how remarkably fine Newark Shoes for Women are—they are easily $2 to $4 less per pair than the same quality cost elsewhere, and the reason for this greater value in NEWARK shoes is simply that we sell more than four million pairs of them yearly thru our own 298 stores direct to the public. Come and see them tomorrow. Try' a pair of Newark shoes and you will always be a Newark customer—because For Fit— Fou Style—For Comfort—For Wear Nevrark’s have no equal. A8 amrqmod JINISIF Young [8L0y,, Supdady *931q 1942 UL SSAUPOO3 ST I3 | -SNOY MdU 37 JO Jjards L1094 oW WAIPIIYD 9uy 10 'PAq 03 Surod 2103 [SSBLIX0 oYy, Ivy} JOo [[B dI8 Loy} -3q 10 ‘Pwy} [BAW [JUN JA3unu g SHOSTEL qoun'y £B]S 03 ‘9S[d SuIYISUL i Vh]lDOJ:. 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