New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 4

£ 2 Y TIOZ Vs / A WEA ?H 0? NEW &?RM% MERCHANDISE INVITES YOU TO VISIT THIS STORE Spring with its inspiring freshness, new beauty and new life, bas taken fuli possession of this store. New merchandise of every kind and descnptlon is offered in carefully chosen assortments and the values are typicai of what you have come-to inspect in this store. Someihing New Something Interesiing Can Bz Seen sn Every Counrter and Showecase New Coats l L | Your Sprmg in the Season’s Cleverest ! s oe b e ] E l Sult Styles $2.25 t0 $12 00 a par Should Be Chosen i Now $19.98 to $75l New s mspection of these new cons wind | How About|, Spriflgtime E ) i | : ot -.--'.}'-. al v ;u open the way to a very satisfactory N P g will offer more a. New Famr No S you will find sclection of a style, fabric and color : Dresses S8 S ,_ e 5 — N Ll ¥ T (o capably cxpress your individuality. ol GIOVCS? A M hey are priced from i While the new sport length coats We Have Foy the Miss in her ‘teens i 45 85 ; - ¥ Y o R o . g who desires something a Dit : | I - t by, > predominate we have many styles in them in Kldy L 1"]" YOU[’ 0 fi:{}?fi&/ zer lengths, 3 ~e better qualities of taffeta, Silk georgette, tricotine, and ‘ i k. ‘” HOSiery Chamoisette| |~ . R o | 3t 4 Wants at Sce those we are offering PETTICOATS ’ s35853050 Dom Al 'Dainty Undergarments OI' UNUSUAL STYLE AND QUALITY $1.98 to $12.98 Our present showings constitute silk jerseys, taffetas, heather- bloom, plain and fancy figured effects and soft high lustre sateens yin all the new bright colors and black. OF CREPE DE CHINE, S\TIN AND FINE COTTON. The quality of the materials used in making these pretty under- worn under the prettiest spring frock or blousc. Make yourself ac- Yowll surely want a new blouse for Easter. " surely wi ster. 3 " ; . quainted with these pleasing garments. We have just reccived some wonderful models, made of georgette, crepe de chine, French voile, 4 2 K & and lawn—very specially priced. LEONARD AND HERRM% NN CO. van'Streer § IMWDNMNAM oo o vt taped | snow melts mueh more. 'EEE@EEDE@@@@IE@DEDEEEEEDEEEEEEE@EEEEEEEE@EEE@EEEEEE@E- o e Mag's H@me 0f Good Clothes | _c- I NEE AN A S NEEEE R R DN E SR EGEEENNEBEE NG W AN : At | @ report that she saw a lively “first Ladder to Tap Maple Sugar |, £ BUUSET Ve Vel torda v eas st d. Bu s ot Colebrook has Poor Butterfly Discovered— w s Se0 arve :If a niche in the local i has ]omed |he prophets Df Splm" b) 444 MAIN STREET n Caught in Trap. ted, March 26.—When Arthur Spring Opening We Are Showing Embey And Premier Clothes - “DISCUSS PRICES” For Your Men’s Clothes The point we want to make is, that the universal increase in prices should stimulate each man’s search for good value. You cannot expect your money to go far beyond the price ticket unless you look far beond the price ticket when you spend it. Whatever you spend for a MAG’S garment, remember that you are buying the utmost serviceability that can be tailored into clothes. Men’s Hand-Tzilored Suits $25.00 to $50.00. Boys’ Right Posture Cothes $7.50 to $18.00. RS SHOE DEPARTMENT Men’s Snappiest Styles, . . $4.00 to $11.00 Boys’ Shoes for that Boy of Yours, $2.50 to $5.00 N E L HomeofGoodClothes @@D@@@@@@g@@@.@@n.g@@D@E@EE@EE@EEEE@@E@E@EEE@EE@E@EE ’ For your Easter clothes when we charge noth- ing for the CREDIT privilege? Polo Coats in all ma- terial and colors, also Ladies’ Suits from mis- ses to stouts ON EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits in all the novelty and comserva- tive styles. ON EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS. Don’t forget the boy—Our Boys’ Dept. offers a good selection. Come here and get well dressed. Pay part down and the balance as you wear the clothes. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT he BOSTON CLOTHINGSTORE | 63 CHURCH ST. @@@@@@@@@@@@@@E@@@@@m@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@n@@@@@@@ ] @@@EE@@@E@EEH@E@@E@EE@@@EHEEE@E@@@EEHEEE@E@E[ilnfll!l@filfflffl@lfllil | EEEEE