New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1920, Page 21

| Y “Six . of thes ge columns with of the i at Beirut. | Tyre great rafts of this uvnr»df’f}'!nui = - | theh Coziithinn capitals and with But the ced: banon are not | timber for the rmmons lemple e o immernse” 8 ol the cornice | unapprec N people of the | Jerusalem Others cit is o \ = still , polsed 1® blue | mount: a1l them ‘The Ce- ' reason for b uch ecery lightness who *1| Here It Was Lebanon Pmclaimed""‘f-,:‘h‘:“?‘i:“::.l,ht,,‘.':.\'_m L e e i T T R 127 MainSt, Opp. Arch St. Phone | Independence | Bacchus. a jovia al . : Chic Tuxedo styles in Summer Swes in certa - Saloe We show an excellent assortment, prig “In the city where its independer ,.," ance to this temple to the Goc ‘n' 2 A » P was proclaimed, and in the (-mlvlv‘ml it | ‘“ i - "‘”‘I";‘ g “""“"'ll" 2 e hat IS caStorla to $27.50 h ch the newly declare ov. | INE that wou srace Melrose 3 i . EDA ] \ ’ 5 1l'v:|||t-nr:";:; l.ll»..y’.u: \‘ 1:.;.,:',,2{"'“:‘\” mr I\\:m ¥ frame the Rose Window ASTORIA is = harmlscss substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, | h symbols of permanence,” says a bul- | °f theims Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither 4 letin from the National Geographic| “The #3-foot doorway is surround- Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guar- | SUMMER" SKIRTS and WAISTS, H soclety. ed with tracery where vines and gar- hi o i 3 : 3 < antee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief e tell when first its temples were built | bacchantes are fransfixcd in stone al- | ©f Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrheea; allaying Feverish- and MI I } to sun or spring or mountain. One | Mmost ¢ ca ness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, o - BENJAM]N shrine after another rose and fell, or | ago whe o > aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. | New styles in UNDERSKIRTS of w = s beaten down by rival religionists, | Roman sculptors »efore its | The Children’s P: The Mother’s Friend. . . s R Benjamin Franklin discovered | [ ™* . 5 Sy ’ e Children’s Panacea- e Sz 3 J oboe :’:,.‘"‘_ Science has applied it | | Until. some time in the first century, ‘ ooy The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over Satin. Sure to be liked because it.avoid finest Roman temples extant 7 [ k bespeaks pe ‘ D., two mighty structures whose ~ N ¢ o . for your comfort. Franklin also A il 2 30 years, has borne the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, and hasbeen made under 1C032 d Discovered that two eyegl :,‘,‘,‘,"‘ ,:;;,I,], :',l,".‘.': :‘,::‘n:;;‘.wd bl stmmer visltors whi o his pers:)nal supervision since its .i{\fancy. Allou’r’noonc to deceive you in this. Of_ aore Ehan phe pett COdt, HEAVY y could be supplied for o e Miries lofi thaoe Tiampies I was | shiids ot the willows 2 All Counterfeits, Imitations and ‘*Just-as-Good’’ are but Experiments that with LUSTROUS FINISH. or close objects 1 ono for trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and ' spitc erected in honor of Jupiter or Helios, | pool a rest from the heat of ¢ edi- Children—Experience against Experiment. the sun. It was surrounded by w | terrancan littoral Genuine Casiorla always bears the signature of L7 Zoe BATHING SUITS, CAPS and'SHOR peristyle of 58 columns, 80 fee in “The emblem chossn for the Leoha- 5 = ol ol height and so big around that four | non flag is the | large men can scarcely embrace them | symmetrical syn {in their outspread arms strength has long served as the seal ¢ Franklin's an have t strengths . one plece of ithout the dividing line or BATTEY'S | - .DAVIS & GOODWIN DOLLAE | -|rrml‘ Optometrists, DA\Y I - X Tel, 1905. blom of Su. ptical Ser- ook for iton our door. We Grow Because We Know.™ AT ttey’s Bargain Basement Successor to Damon 267 MAIN STREET = Leave your house work just where it is, for it's most important that you should hustle and get here “COME : : Ss 4he cheery grecting for the | . : =T 3 early. o : bav with the order of | > = . - e A ! . 4 / P llag Day annq_u.’oéemeflfsl of ours draw wds 74 the wonderful Bargains we .give toay (and i, act any other day of the vear) has bazed 2 tJil to our doors. It is putting 267 Main street onf the map as a trading center. . Come todayegnd ste how Battey retails shoes at =\ LESS than, wholesale prices. : We only mention here five bargains pickédl at random. But believe me theres thousands of others equal- . ly as good. Women's Fancy Shoes, high cut, lace WOMEN’S HIGH WHITE aud button, two-tone combination, Louis $ 00 CANVAS SHOES $ 00 heeis. Mostly narrow widths. $10 and === LOW AND HIGH HEELS, ——— $12 values — Slightly Soiled, Children’s Brown Sandals, One Strap MEN’'S WHITE CANVAS Children’s White Sandals, One Strap $ l 00 SHOES AND OXFORDS, 00 ’ $ Children’s Black Sandals, One Strap FIND CHILDREN'S BAREFOOT SANDALS AND PLAY OXFORMS IN BLACK, PAT- here Just the style und stz ENT LEATHER, BROWN AND SMOKED HORSE, PAIR 31-00 are very they cook y have v leaders sinee We “recommend and arantec them, BUY ONE NOw, | Battey’s Bargain Basement N ER O Successor to G. L. Damon 267 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN | 174 ARCIHL ST, BATTEY’S A. PINKUS ' DOLLAR exisiawr DAY