New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1920, Page 11

| Second Section J ; ' % _‘: 4 L ‘ ' NS ' ;&ri’ages 1A 1o - — ; / . - N — CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY. IA'\'bAR\ «20. LAZARUS cO. M()DE BOOT SHOF NOXNW IN PROGRESS CO-OPERATION SALE Wake Up New Britain! This Is Your Last Opportunity to Buy at Pr.ces Far Below Today’s Cost. Get Together Now! More Values for Less Money Is the Motto of This Sale. We Quote Just a Few of Qur Morey Savers Ladies’ Black Vici Kid, Havana Brown and Gun Metal Lace Shoes$ 4 8 5 O 3 TS in High, Low and Mlhtary Heels, $6 and $7 Values : ¢ LADIES’ HIGH > ITANCY Patent Leather, Black Kid with ] »\'(IVELTY SHO! Fawn Tops and Ivory Champagnes Odds ‘and Ends of Our Regular $3.95 and_ Gray Kid Tops. Regular, $7. Stock. to $9.50 values. b IOOORN 20 OIS 1 5 . 4 Ladics” Mahogany Calfskin andd Black, Brown and Gray Kid High Siivertone Cloth with Fur Collars =~ [ oo s race shoc i i Lo Shocs i A Siies an ool - and Military Heels. $8.50 values. Regular $9.00 valuc. Ld i NS i 0 : CHILDREN S AND BOYS’ SHOES Aii §lzes afld Shades SELLING LOWER THAN THE FACTORY CAN MAKE THEM FOR An assortment of infants’ = Boys’ Gun Metal Lace s F S5 1 98 ARCTICS $2.89 Regular $40 Values s o Boen e $ 1 .9 8 Boys' Genuine Elkskin heavy soles. Scout Shoes. All sizes to 6 SHLK DRESSES About 35 of these dresses in this Lot$8 gg ’ $ 2.69 All sizes to 2. $ 2.87 to be disposed of at SR Each Dress is a $16.98 Value. = = Inf ' C : Men’s High Grade Dark _Men’s Elkskin Scout Shoes Men’s Gun Metal Lace Children’s Coats 7 98 R _ff:}s : SEAEL 4 7 5 Brown Calf Lace Shoes with | With Leather Soles Shoes in all styles, all hand o eIt GO, O o Rubber Heels. $2.87 sewed, Ml sizes from 3 to 14 years. Onr Washable Cord: . Our regular regular $12.98 stock. $6.98 stock. Regular $10.00 Values. Regular $7.00 values. $24.98 DFESES T 82408 | $7.85 | e | $4.85 from cur régular $39.98 stock. LAZARS‘ CO. 164 to 168 MAIN STREET - MODERN BOOT SHOF Tt ) TR0 K -5 : ity e ceu charge of ten o cen cents eight teams has been organized on the | i special field meets are held on | from April to January. The dr up-to-date in cvery 8 e ot nll ading and writ- for admittance. The picture: H Isthmus and the season runs from | th hmus in which soldier and civ- | son continues during the period present coast artillery posts, i . played at these shows are up-to-date December to April of each year. E flian athletes compete. The prizes in | January to April of each year. ing rooms and lunch rooms. Dances ach (| LB SR s eo B2 el el ; mpation for enlisted men are frequently held and the contract demands that no Pic- post in the department has & team in 2 alacter ususly, consisL of £oid Sl iing; thejralny ecason, Mt jdogeial v traveling ¢ T e S R e R R e montls 2 : s a tea ver and bronze medals issued for | continuous is 50 oftc other since il is only fifty miics from |7 : S n e S e R T et this league o5 well as the larger towns | all track and field events as well as | by a person unfamiliar g, one cad of the department to the z S e b Bt irion=Ntim ece onter snt Of the (C zor.e. J7ield meets are | for wimniing esents. cality. It rains a few ho r making intercourse between the This ente = 3 at all of the, posts which consists of freauenty held in conjunction with “The climate of the department is | almost every 3lay although th b st the schec of nin cach post | about the same ihe vear around. the | frequently a period of five or n fl' \ of wh e el e o letinoent L RoE ot the Dnifen SUGe: !jz];\h:d\ all men '_or he prcK ; temperature averaging eighty degrees | during the rainy season when epgeant Beaudoin Explaing Con- e s Phe Aude oe i e’ Sy and el smeriappent £ KAl e U SO S gk or B On hal- | Bebrerhen Tho el seeon Rew ) 15 ne i s S o | the Paciii 2, are wit 7 rculc{"h B e ith swim- > s of Panamz whith abound dlllOl]S There | of the & aniund Bove he 4dd- ing pools S ¢ 1ds of abie and animai [ed BdEaviiecioishs e o= Erca feomTonEidne amusement to the lifc for those wh interested in jisnere tiis cos i IRy Bl pcarctions. \enlisted men ofithe . In most of sort of thing. The jungles are {i=§oncotiticRIin Clbi Qlome the posts of the dep o Y. M, full of all kinds of gamc and hunting r“""”": Ruclimond iheen "”"“ ”‘f‘“\‘l"\' il ““,‘.{‘”1,‘\, 5 G control of the movies. Per passes for ten days are L,‘l\ul to all § doin is naking ccial effort to en: by infantry, field a ery, Ve T o i el e Jce advantage of : = ana signal corps. are 7 = e l. = S e S e s 3 s vrivilege. list men for service in the Panama : I aa e aenilen “ml e St is 1 ' etingl ot s e an O moving picture ctbs s, sood vaudeville acts broughi from Canal zone, and in this connection xchange, a small A baseball leaguc consisting has the following to say” about con- ditions in that district: “Condition in the al z > ildi i “ % \. l . - 4 , bett s > . of Fort Amador 2 e S e AR 3 fore for men in the Cnite eal the Armny and STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. SATURDAYS ; A . All the coast Py & by A i f lboa. These 4 ‘moder 5 E i . M. C. equipped > = L t U C l | | CAR YOlll‘ Plll‘Chase ' R CREDIT? CREDIT is a commercial necessity and expesses the reputation which business or person has. Let us arrange your account in such a Ml P [ 1 R S T > L oo 4 f with us is as zood as Cash elsewkere. Will Be Exhibited at the manner that it will only take a little each § B AL In these times © i not only a comm ial but a | ity. -~ . i The ma with amily o clothe or 4 [I T * 0”0 fi I LE week to pay for it. Have your home fur- - e e e e herself can accomplish more by opening a . ) CREDIT CHARGE ACCOUNT with us than nished now just as you like it. Buy now P miost. peogle. who buy_ for Cash Let us show you how well dressed YOU B can be and how casy it is o open a CREDIT and pay later. CHARGE ACCOUNT here. Our New Suits and Overcoats include the popular single and double-breasted Styles with and with AT THE out waist seams and belts. They are well-tailored, of the best wearing materials, in all the populal i e shades. OUR LOW PRICES assure cconomy. HARTFORD AUDITOR UM {] LOUIS HERRUP Boston Clothing Store 83-85 Church Street Hartford Complerel Homefutnisher) FROM JAN. 10th TO i7th INCLUSIVE 1052-58 Main St., Near Morgan, Hartford - 63 CHURCH STREET