New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 3

WARNING TO\LOVERS meeting was scheduled to be held in !vln by a strike at Sao Paulo, this ilr-]!El!—|E"—"—-"-:"E@C]i\{fii:lE@ E udm@@@@@]@@@@@@@@@@@ : ‘ the Palace theater Sunday. | action being taken at the instance of 0 e Easter numbers of Men's Emerson | the workers' federation. = = 3 = = autiful - Dis- Order by Mail s of Easter ) g or Telephone Card< R - Charter Al Prices. fe 1090 o and Marshall Shoes will pleasc you. WE CLOSE- New York Doctor Says Kissing Is | The s. Menus Store.~—Advt INCORPORATED HARTFORD The Boy Should Look His Best at Easter Agents for McCALL PATTERN lized By Sunshine and Fresh Air. works on the proposed new highwax FIT HIM OUT WITH A NEW SUIT HERE from Black Rock avenue along the New York, Marci is i tracks of the Connecticut company to The ! itary until sunshine s £ the wost lnnh of the city. | “Cordica” ; air have sterilized the lips, accord- Neckw $3 ¢ - I LEASURE CARS 3 . ing to Dr. Lawson Brown of Saranac | Leland’s.— Aave s ) Sports : Lake, who told the New York state i Sl el M. IRVING JESTER Coat { medical society at the session of its Visit Flower Show Saturday anl| ARC B 5% convention that “it’s a good thing for | Sunday at Volz greenhou: —Adyt. the human race that courting is - P.(x:m-:‘:l ] NV ::3:; at night and in the late ufter SERIOUS STRIKE AT REO ”:,‘"m_“: B :‘v""“;‘:‘sz‘.\"j‘ 92335 Speaking on tuberculos Dr. B ENSE b lhni\n described a kissing test made = 5 . ABLE EXPENSE. The Most ranac to determine whether the | All Traflic is Paralyzed: in South .'_S"nsmimm \ e can be transmitted by con- ‘Event in t of the lips. “We selected & 5 i ? ! pretty young woman with a bad c Foreign Agitators. ven and New York. Trucks rented by of tuberculosis and had her Kkiss a ! gay or hour. Local and Long Distauce B < sterilized dish,” saild Dr. Brown.| Lio Janeiro, March 25.—Graver syoving and Truckins. Pattern - ] “We found the morning k s e ! aspects have been assumed by the A. H. HARRIS EE]EEEEEEEEEEEE@EIE@E@@EIEElilEEJE:EICIEIEIEI , 1 cperate a daily Freight ana Ex- | Amcrican City—Govt, to Deport All | press Service. New Briain. New Ha- Years World 5 forth a few germs, but those in the ; strike which has virtually paralyzed afte-noon and evening were a pretty | traffic in th city. Firemem on A\H healthy risk.” Brzilian steamships walked out to; — in sympathy with the idle team. and truck drivers, and it wa: | | 1 | | ers, waiters and restaurant cmployes, | ship mechanics and municipal labor- | ! ers had decided to join in the move- ment. ! The government has issued a state- 430 MAIN STREET. It has been found necessary to | ment declaring it intended to prose- ; i postpono the meeting of Thomas | cute and deport all foreigners who | Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. Ashe branch of the Friends of Irish | are involved in disturbances. Storage. Suppties and Repairing ‘reedom until after Easter. The All clothing factories have been SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SCITS FOR BIG BOYS AND TLE BOYS Wash Suits and Wwol Suits LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. L(\eatherized Suits Sampeck Suits SNAPPY NORFOLK MOD! NONE BETTER MADE Sizes 8 to 18 Years $15.00 to $27.00 Garage Tel. 1366, ilouse ‘Fel. 1849, Phoenix hosiery for men and women at Bessc-Leland's.-—Advt. i%"Cordica" SPORTS COAT (Patents Pending) Can be Cut Smart Easter Styles Sizes 8 to 18 $15.00 to $28.00 Young Men’s Suits Wash Suits Pretty Gray, Brown and Blue models, Paul Jones make, Middy Style, Special at $28.00. $30.00, $32.00, $35.00 and Sizes 3 to 10 Yea Sd(l.O(L Very latest styles. Special at $3.39 to $7.50. SPRING HATS AND CAPS i BOYS’ BLOUSES $1.00 to $2.50 Big Values at $1.00 to $L.75 EEIEIEIEEEIIEIEEIIEIE!IEIEE]@@E]@EIEE]EIE]E]EIEI[EIEIIEIIE]EIE]EEIEEIEE]IEIEIIEEIEIEEIIEEIEIEEEIEIEEEEEIEIEEE@EEE@E@E@E@E@EEE@E@E 1-2 Hou PATTERN 9135 P ULLAR 5 Women Now Include This Ginger Ale in Shopping List / (/%) The distinctive, delicious flavor of this true ! ' 3 ginger product—aged and mellowed—has made 4 4 it the popular home beverage. Grocers report oy ! : ! 4 : that women are ordering it regularly for the home and that they enjoy the genuine satis- BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ NEW SPRIN TOP COATS — SPECIAL AT $13.50 TO $18.50 SIZES 3 TO 10 YEARS Saturday Sale of Notions and Household Supplies p WE BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER, WHICH ENABLES US TO SELL NOTIONS AT JOBBING PRICES. r Colorite, Straw Hat Dye, our price 17c. g Kleinert’'s Gem Dress Shields, sizes 2 and 3, Liquid Veneer, our price 14c. > Seott’s Cleanser, our price 18c. 13 WV A 5 Kleinert’'s Gem Dress Shields, sizes 2 tond 3, Liquid Veneer Mop, our price $1.10. 30c a i Twilled Tape, 3 yard pieces, our price 7c. i EXTRA SPECIAL Common Bins, [400 counti# for Sc. WIL-SNAP FASTENERS, TWO CARDS 9c R. M. C. Crochet Cotton, 9c. Limit 2 Cards Old English Floor Wax, our price 39c. Linen Button Thread, 10c a Spool De Long Safety Pins, assorted sizes, 4 cards 23c Sanitary Belts, our price 25c. Kleinert’s Baby Pants, 81c. C. M. C. Hose Supporters for Children 17c. Wayne Cedpr Bags:— C. M. C. Hose Supporters for Women 27c. No. 2, our price 69c. Shopping Bags, waterproof, 25c. 3, our price 79c. Sew-On Hose Supporters, our price 2 pai No. 15, our price 89c. for 25c. 2 Get them Saturday. Protect your clothes from Hair Nets with elastic, our price 3 for 23c. moths. Invisible Wire Hairpins, 3 for 9c. Kerr’s Twist, our price 11c. Asbestos Tron Holders, 10c kind, 5e. Grandma’s Ironing Wax 4c. Silkateen Crochet Cotton, 2 Balls 13c. Dressmaker's Pins, quarter pound box 15c. Belting, black and white, 1 1-2, 2 and 2 1- Sanitary Dress Protectors 25c. inch, 7c yard. Sanitary Napkins, 6 for 25c. : Stocking Dryers, 18c. Tubular Shoe Laces, 3 pairs for 9. Shoe Trees, our price 6c. Silko Mending Cotton, 2 for 11c. OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Black Darning Cotton, 3 for 9c. 4 Cans 24c. Limit 4 cans Good quality Safety Pins 2 papers for 7c. * Sunset Soap Dves, 2 for 17c. Kurley-Kew Hair Crimpers 7c. Blackene Stove Polish, 3 Cans 27c. faction that comes from serving this ginger ale = of character and. quality. ki A R"SS AUTU [:fl A Harvard Company, Lowell Mass. — Boston Branch, 45 Commercial Wharf OVERLAND AGENCY Beverages of other nations and Periods ; Storage and Accessnnes, A Russian Vender of Sbitena Repair Work a Specialty. = Phone 2227 139 Arch St. =SPRING OPENING= WILL YOU ACCEPT THE EVIDENCE OF YOUR OWN EYES? If you will you must inevitably come to me sooner or later for your garments. IT WILL BE THE ONLY LOGICAL THING FOR YOU TO DO. -« ALSO ANNOUNCE A BIG IMPORTATION OF OUR SPECIAL BI{\\D 6 FOR 50 OR $1.00 DO! SMUTHFIT CAP SHAPE HAIR NETS. ON SALE SATURDAY A’ C PRETTY FASTERTIME STYLES FOR GIRLS Spring Coats, Sport models, made of all wool tweed mixtures, leather and self belt, yoke backs any plaited. Sizes 10 to 16. Special at®$18.75. Polo Coats in short and full lengths, velotir checks and other novelty cloths, a collection of mode sure to please the Miss. Sizes 6 to 16. At $18.75 to $57.50. Misses’ Shop — Second Floor. Saturday the Last Day of the Blanket Sale BEACON BLANKETS ON SALE MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES. Values You Will Not Be Able to Get Again For a Long Time—Positively None at Sale Prices Aff Saturday. $8 Traveling Rugs, $6; $7 Jacquard Comfgrtables, $5.50; $10 Plaid Blankets, $7.25; $8 Check Blankets, $5.75; $9 Indian Blankets, $6.75. Also $15 Wool Blankets,- $10. Crib Blankets a ‘White Wool Blankets, all sizes on sale. \ Get Your Easter Cards Here Saturday Easter Cards, Easter Post Cards, Easter Favors of all kinds, mechanical cards, ectc., beau selections at low prices. Also Birthday cards, Mojther's Day cards. Graduation cards, Confirmation cards, framed motto ete. Party invitations in attractive designs. Children’s pencil boxes, doll outfits, etc. Snap shot albums. One quire boxes of stationery, in white, buff, blue or pink, 29c. Tres Nouveile paper, the new plaid effect, very dainty, white border, at 59¢ a box. Irvington lawn writing paper at 59c. Two-quire boxes of writing paper, white and three tints, all in one box, 69c. Doctors, Lawyers, Business Men, Manufacturers, Policemen, Conductors, Motormen, Pinochle Players who meld in the Winter and melt in summer, Laborers of all kinds. WHO READ THIS I care not how hide bound you may be with tradmon, I care not how much tertain as to my ability to maie gcod ciothes at low prices I quote in my advertlsmg. If you will honor me at my new store with your presence I will demonstrate to you conclusively that every statement I make is borne out to the fullest degree by fact, and ten minutes of your time will suffice to convince you. Isn’t it worth your while to investigate? Suit to Your Measure $35, $40, $45 and $50 TOM MURRAY 292 MAIN STREET - : NEW BRITAIN Al Work Cut and | The Man I Orders Taken Satur- il L The Mar That Makes the Ready Made Man, Take day and Monday Will Premises. Notice. . . «. | Be Ready For Easter. Hats, New and Charming, to Complete th Spring Costume The crowning glory of the spring costume is the hat. Every woman recognizes it as the most portant purchase. We have such a large and carefully selected assortment of the latest millin modes, with a complete array of the fashionable shapes, colors and trimming ideas, that ed woman can be sure of finding the Hat best suited to her individuality. The Hat you are looking for 'is here—make your selection Saturday. Sailor Hats, $2.98 to $18. Trimmed Hats, $5 to $45. ) () ) 5 ) ) . o 6 ) o ) 010)