New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1920, Page 20

BRBRER EEEE@E@E@E@D@EEEE@E}EE}@EE@E@EE@EE@EEEE@E@EEl @mn nAmes DEPARTMENT smz STORE CLOSES Saturday Night 10 o’clock Monday Night 6:30 o’clock Sole Agents for Butterick Patterns i DRESSES - IRES ES- DRESSES Tricotines, Geoggettes and every A Wonderful Sale of Women's | A Handsome Selection of Spring Suits Serge Tricotine & Jersey Dresses | i, in dozens of styles, all more, On Je tomorrow the icotine and other fine quality Spring ma- other material. > samples and worth about .$24.75 all Kinds in ns, Velours, c to 8 o $1 6.98 The Last Day of Our Semi-Annual Clean-Up Sale Ends Saturday Night This sale of odds and ends Alterations ¥ 0P ) 0 ] ) o ] s ) o ) W E E i [ 2,000 PAIRS of odds and ends in men’s, women’s and children’s footwear, all on tables and in baskets. is mainly to Must be cleaned up by Saturday noon, clean-up broken lots and the prices are about one-haif. Below are some of the bargains offered: 185 Pairs of Women’s White Buck Skin leoes. Tomorre w $ 1 .9 8 Lace high or low heel, worth S$7.30 n pasr. "An Odd Lot of Women’s High Shoes. Special tomorrow at $5'95 and black lace, high or low hecls, value $1.48 In brown to $8.95. 2,000 Pairs of Women’s Felt Gaiters. Special tomorrow In all shades, extra high, value About 100 Pairs of W omen’s Fine Quality Juliets and Comfys. 100 Pairs of Boys’ High Cut Heavy Buckle Shoes .. Not one pair worth Icss than $3.68 Misses’ or Youths’ High Sneakers at In brown or white, will be worth now. All sizes. ‘98¢ Only 50 Pairs of Little Gent’s Shoes at In black only, $2.50. $1.88 of heavy. While they lasi. Value Children’s High Rubber 0 soon. Buy Boys’ Fine Dress Shoes. Tomorrow Value $5.50. All sizes. A large Bottle of Packard’s Shoe Polish at In all colors. Valuc Littie Boys’ Solid Leather Shoes Sizes 1 to 23 of extra fine quality cial value $3.00. $2.2 leather. Spe- Little Gent’s Storm Shoes, Special at Value $3.75 with 2 buckles. Boots $1.89 Men’s Tan High Cut $4.98 Tn 2 full soles. All sizes. Value $8.50 A wonder- ful value. Men’s $8.50 Storm King Rubber Boots Al sizes. Women’s Black Shoes, White Kid Tops. Special 9 to 12 o’clock at In lace. Value to $6.00. Little Gent’s Army Shoes. EEEEEEEE EEE e s T E EE From 9 to 12 o’clock .... $1'98 A very good out door shoes for your boy. Children’s School Shoes, For tomorrow only at ... $2'48 In black and tan, all sizes. A $3.50 value. Misses’ Black and Brown High Cat $2.89 Value $1.00, only a limited quantity in this lot. In felt, all shades and trimmings, value $: $2.78 Just odds and ends value to $7.00 a pr. 150 Pairs of Women’s Oxfords All of our last season’s stock. sizes 2% to 4. Brown and black, All sizes, just the thing to keep the feet dry when An Assortment of $7.50 the slushy weather comes. Value $2.50. Cxtari ul $3.59 Only a Umited assortment of these in brown and black. All sizes. W n’s Felt Comfy Slippers. : omsei)ecial at $1 '59 Sold at $2.00, Special tomorrow at ! | T ) ] ] ] In all sizes and shades. SOME WONDERFUL SMALL LOTS ON SALE FROM 9 TO 12 0°CLOCK —— L s el | ) GENTS PAY FOR FOR BRAZILIAN ARNY — 11 HOURS OF WORK e e Wonder Porto Rlcans Dislike U. . Capital. an’ Juan, P. Feb, int that wagz! low @ 60 cents 11 hours work" are paid in Porto 0 was made by Peter J. Brady and hony McAndrew, representatives gAmerican Federation of Labor Piter they sent recently to Act- fowa, was another “bought” from his wife by woman severa]l days ago is well known in Hagerstown. His fath- er mother and sister are buried in the Rosehill Cemetery here. ! pected, then consulted an oflicer, who advised him to hire the suspects to help him haul in fodc the officer’s theory being that th ely would make an attempt by night to steal more loads of fodder. Canton, O., Feb, 27.—Mevyer The theory worked and charges of | berg, buckshot from shotguns in the hands - of the farmer and his sons sent the | sylvania railroad detectives taken to police court, where Judg and Uses Buckshot. robbers limping home. en man had given him s Bowman held the case over. Bellaire, Ohio., Feb. 27—-For| — = = = m—— — e — - — = - - Governor Jose E. Benedicto dec- months a Belmont county dairyman » - Inding “a living wage” for Porto Dear to the Feminine Heart ‘ colors. In addition to the regulars and reservists, the country has a sec- ond line of defense in the National Guard. EVER HEAR OF 86 BILL? Ohio Detective Never Did and Put Man in Jail cas picked up in the Pefifeylq vania passenger station and was un able to give a satisfactory account g himsz1f when questioned. He Congress Appropriated o APS ‘El Gold- HIRES THIEVES, TRAPS 'EM. 23 'clalming New York as his home, is in jail becauso he told Penn- 27,500,000 to Maintain it During el bill of sale was drawnlup by | . ol Matntainiie Dot an attorney at Des Moines and placed the Coming 12 Months. Ohio Farmer Does Dectective Work v the terms of ehe “salc” gave the former Mrs. gold for Guy. Appa ad been transferred in a B manner -before, for Mrs. Guy 1 told the attorney who drew up she paid $5,000 for he was ling him Rio de Janeiro, Feb. 27.—Congress has appropriated $27,500,000 for the support of the Brazilian army for the current year. Under a plan of reor- ation it will number 3,626 offi- 25 000 men, in 27.—Com- to the home of the men whom he found that even his hay was being stolen. He tracked the wheels of a wagon tho\ do- s being ke Porto paid for 11 but enly where the hest and bngest men could be secured, “The of pay for women for the same ber of hours was 30 to 60 cents R children get from 10 cents up,” informed Signor dicto ny of these children are far be- the legal age for employment. sities of living being so high, it THE UNIVERSAL CAR Buy Your Ford Car Now oz tvie To make sure of getting a Ford car, ossible for these unfortunate S % SR T R til spring, but buy now. ;R The number of Ford cars allosted to this territory is limited and | chpee B S 53;3:"3.:9:3 \spcmf\cC.L E ven to get our allotment, we must have real, bona-fide the labor investigagors requested orders for cars. Just so many cars allotted us; just so many will get it the minimum waggp of s = A o i 2 Th h - thei ers be set arbitrarily at cars; will you be one of them? ose who order their cars now of eight hours and at will be protecting themselves. If you would be forehanded, get men and boys bat that v s ; d A ks jof the latter was cqual to that yvour nagle on'an order today. ; the'men the rate of ! Don’t think you cannot use it if you get it now. The four sea- sons are all alike to the Ford car. It is a necessity every month of the year. Besides, the Ford car is lowest in upkeep cost and easiest in cperation. And the new Ford electric starting and lighting system makes driving more convenient. Your order will have our prompt attention. buy one now, don’t wait un- Even next month is an uncertainty. Here’s a display of Furniture and home furnishings that will find instant favor with the lovers of charming homes. Because of the beautiful designs of the living, dining and bedroom suites Because of tiie splendid construction of each and every piece-— Because of the store service we render in assisting our patrons in their selection— : condition of rto Rico should not co nt lepger Th = ;::—,;i‘rfifu oy Ford Electric Starting and Lighting System & e Standard on all Passenger Models. Authorized Sales and Service Dealers Because of the very moderate prices prevailing— —Because is a woman’s reason and for that reason this establishment ap- peals to them as the best place to furnish their homes. C. C. 40-56 FORD ST. t wag after the receipt of the fove- ng letter that many of tho agreed to advance waj ‘D&" cent, with $1.00 to $ “minimum wage. Fuller Co. “Where Quality Is Higher Than Price” Elmer Automobile Co. 22 Main Street Insist on Genuine Ford Parts. DMAN BUYS HUSBAND. PUEIEESEEY 3 $5,000 and Wife Sald 5m bas Selling Him Cheap. g3, Md., Feb. 27.—Pater | psy who at Des Moines, | ] 4