New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1920, Page 18

B R il el : S MBEEESEANCNSERNUNNENNEREERENSNEOENEESNSEENEENEEENNNENENEENNSNENNRENENE Mavis Calincs Rose e : Hinds Honey and Air Float Palm Olive { a!cumal::;w der | T alcu(:ngall’ T Bath Soap ; - Almond Cream Talcum Powder | Cold Cream : f Regular 50c Regular 39c R R Regular 12c 5 g 8! Regular 25c egular 25¢ SEUITgSt. = - ecial Saturda Special Saturda; i Specigl Saturday Special Saturday Special Saturday Special % pecial y Special Sat:xrday el ce 1 G cem 8c ©= AD A 38¢ Bettle 25 Ib- Can 19¢ i 80 o586 f‘"""'*‘_w oré 1o [vafy“‘;;ffi'fiw’fl/nff : R S S SR Nl P The Largest and Best Stocks Here : : ' Store Open Saturday Evening Until 10 ’ . w d rf l C t * Th‘ A Call to All Thrifty Women— » oull:1ske the Hon Pe; e-uE ast(:: SS:;e S| Pre-Easter Sale of Fine Suits Priced $18.95t0 $49.95 || at $29.95 to $89.95 VALUES $24 TO $65 VALUES $37.50 to $125. This Sale of these Coats Saturday at these prices will be a Wool Poplins, Fine Serges, Poiret Twill, Tricotine, Velour, Jersey Cloth and Silvertones—fabrics no woman can pass by. Belted affairs, Eton Jackets, braidll and button trimmed, em- broidered in handsome designs and color's: big event—for the prices have been made lower than you can buy them elsewhere. Among them are: ! : ) ’ Polo Cloths, Camel’s Hair Cloth, Velour, Some have striking vestees, others are strictly tailored. New sleeve and collar effects, Coats handsqmely lined with fancy or Silvertones, Tinsecltones, Bolivia, Goldtone. 5 i plain silks. | In all the new Spring colors, some with angora collars and cuffs; leather and self belts; inverted pleated back, flare back, The Jersey Suits come in the new purple, heather, green, [ : 4 P , Pekin bl d 5 | fancy pockets, and some are )ined with handsome silk." Copen, Bekin blue and navy. We bought these from the best makers in New York, and our stock is larger than any other in New Britain. No School Tomorrow—Bring | The Most Wonderful Dresses [:z7<] | Right Now Choose from the hter In for a New Dress o | . Biggest Lineof Sweatersat*54 & Paug .| Priced at $16.95 to $59.95 e GinghamDresses$1.98 u Other Sweaters priced from $7.50 up in all the new [ ] This is a very special price for styles—Tuxedo, Slipons with flare bottoms and others with - n, : t to see these beautiful Dresses will make you want them all. Neither 2 \ 7 0 . Hand new Gingham Jusf . d S Geuracy, g 5 3 beautiful nor handsome properly describes them. They are lovely! ! e e 0 ew m-mg The Serge Suits in navy, Copen, blac'}k and tan. The tricotines in navy, black and tan. And the Poiret!twills in navy and Copen. (Extra GOOd $22.50 to $79 Values) o1 the new ruffle effect. Dresses in Plaids and'Plain Colors for Girls of 6 to 14 years. Fine silks, satins, serges, wool poplins, tricotines, jerseys and Georgettes. : - A, : o . Sarae Have awhite collarsfand cuffs Hand embroidered, bead trimmed, braided and button trimmed—you can’t . ) Volles Brmgs Cheers! and cute pockets adorn them. § | e ¢ Like the song of a bird when you're weary of winter, Good values up to $2.98 — Your 3 They are the kind that makes cne stop and look around the second time @ = these new voiles give zest to life—a promise of Happy Spring ‘ i e, hy rtly d d woman trips by. Days to come. choice for $1.98. 4. g when @ Smathy cGreaced e P ¥ In light and dark colors, almost as sheer and fine.as M 0 They are in all the handsome new Spring shades and in straight line - 4 Georgette and just as pretty patterns, priced from 59¢ to m New Gmgham Dresses $2.98 models, flare models and with the want ed tunics. ] $1.35 a yard. ¢ But be sure to see the excellent line at 83c a yard. A very large and finely assorted line of extra quality In such times as these when it is hard to get Spring Garments at even Gingham Dresses, made of Bates’ Gingham, for Girls of 6 regular prices—these are most extraor dinary at the special prices. o= Wh w ldn, w o f . . to 14 years. 0 0“ t ant a 0 - Baby Romper Dresses $1.98 | Hundreds of Pairs of Men’s, Women’s& Children’s “Nu-Vogue” Plaids at 85cyd. E ‘Put Baby in these sturdy Gingham Rompers and let him play. They are wonderfully well made of stout Gingham | . h G . O S d S . ' ' : .dYou callp't imagine what pretty Skirts they’ll make. Big - in beautiful colors, all complete with rompers, in sizes 2 to 6 S 0es olng ut atur ay at avmgs H plai ; l::yd a‘;:!letl;“l:“ise;; ng:isc:n?agl?i::x:y :;pzi)a::{sa:gdw}tl;::t‘ = : . : - 2 i " o can’t be duplicated to sell at this price later on. = e If you want good looking Shoes, it’s in the Spring. Don’t miss a chance T ! like this to save at close to factory prices. SYLES g Women’s Oxfords $5.95 Little Gents’ Shoes $2.49 Oh BOY! These Ar € Great Just for Saturday, these fine Oxfords, in tan calf, black calf and Lace styles, fine dress Shoes for g . patent leather, low and high heels. little men, in black calf—solid all 0 i | Sults at $8-50 through. 3% At this price it will make short work Women’s ‘Oxfords $3.85 4 . of these Suits that a rth toda; Several odd lots gaered to- | CNIlIEN's and Misses’ Shoes $3.35 W= | X e ¥ gether under one group, broken sizes Childten s and Micee They are the snappy fellows in blue of course, but if your size is here, save p ™ A a half and more. 4 black calf Shoes, high cut lace style. pants lined, heavy sewn seams and cut s l i plenty full. High waisted, belted models, ¢ Wonderful Values in tan and and black and brown and grey mixtures, New Spring Hats -~ at $4.98, $5.98, $6.98 Boys’ Blue Serge Pants Smart Fifth Avenuc styles—choose from hundreds of Extra Value at $l-89 them just in from New York—slick Straws, trimmed with | Right Now You Can Get Women Can Save on Just what y-u want to finsh out feathers, ribbons, fruits and flowers. ‘ : 3 that odd coat. Peg top style, and Small, ntx’efilum and large sizes—turbans and wide Extra GOOd Blouses at $2 98 Hel‘e lee These buc1k71e at knee. Great value! Sizes 7 transparent brims. Q to years. They’re the best in Connecticut for the price. We can’t promise \ The wise ones will ; you the same things ) Jhe be here waiting for B] B d c ; 7 lam‘!(-: So}’t“ (.:'"‘?fioufi‘; i - il them on ' Saturday Boy S F lal“lel BlOllseS 98C . > yowll want to wear VI H morning. Some are The 6 to 18§ year cld boy who doesn’t get a couple of uebird Lrepe Bloomers$l.39 & this Speie RorBdros) ! slightly imperfect and ' these blouses tomorrow will lose a dandy cghance. o Lovely Crepe Bloomers in flesh color G Gl G Glues UMERs ; \ ) - . . Grey and khaki colored flannel, wi e n e . : "B:;;:;onlgno ";f;;‘.s“mfll" . : others are the run of y nel, with collar and pocket. regular $1.79 value. b\ voile, plain and barred, 7 the mills—but they'll ' ) batiste, organdy, dim- 4 wear nevertheless. Plain Crepe Bloomers 98¢ > A s L B 'Bungalow Aprons $1.98 In plain white and flesh color, full sizes s ome [ L haye Lisle Hose 35c DA Bungalow Aprons and Billie Burkes in fine Gingham plain roll collars, beact s i Ribbon C isoles $l 98 - tic and pearl hm,;o:_-:. (0!‘ 3 pailr for $l.00) and Sturdy Percales, light and dark colors, made extra full— a!” m . » :“""'i‘:‘tz""'x'l m‘(:"‘:‘:’vc;“: Good quality mercerized black lisle, fast a good $2.69 value. Made of beautiful flowered ribbon in > trimmed, lnce ’i“\'(“r_‘ color, double heel and toe, mock seam back. light and dark shades, a good $2.79 ; tion and embroidered. The kind that will save your silk ones. L o ] s T L s s House Dresses $2.98 Brassieres 39¢ o5 White, rose, bluc or Look like silk and wear better. Excellent | Billie Burkes and House Dresses that no other green collars and i i 3 ¢ ; B o quality, lisle top, some without seams. Re- store can sell for less than $4.50. : Just what you want, in flesh color, b ISl o et oo e inforced heel and toe. All colors except In all the newest Ginghams, all sizes to 46, and hook back model, regular 89c value. and cut belts, black, and all sizes. a big variety. Men’s $10 Shoes $6.95 Infants’ Shoes $1.98 A just like big brother's. e e e e > A Sizes for red blooded boys of 7 to : ] - . . i 16 years. and black calf Shoes on the English Patent leather, with white kid 3 o and full toe lasts, lace styles—they tops, button style, hand turned sole, are big bargains. spring heel. f?u- ENNEERPAAENNENNERNERENEGN ‘bi.....'.-'.Illlllllll[llllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllill