New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 10

— \’"I’\"\A\ GLOBE CLOTHING_ HOUSE 'BEGINNING TODAY OUR ANNUAL MID-SUMMER "SALE OF MEN'S AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING We have but two sales a year, January and July, but this year we com- - mence our July sale today. We suggest to you: Come early as we have good choosing in HART, SCHAEFNER & MARX CLOTHES. Mid-Summer prices on SUITS, TROUSERS and RANICOATS. LOBE CLOTHING HOUSE B:__—:'_7 £ £ . 2 ~ N, $5.95 = — NEW SUMMMMILLINERY AT SALE PRICES §3.95 500 $4.95 SPORT HATS We are showing the largest and best assortment of SPORT RIBBON HATS in the city and positively the - best values because, they are marked for TOMORROW even less than our regular LOW PRICES. They come in all the new summer colors to match your sweater and in combination sport effects. » COME IN AND SEE THESE WONDERFUL VALUES JUST RECEIVED Newest Organdie and Georgette Hats Specially Priced $ 6. 9 5 for Saturday About 300 of these beautiful Hats at these ridicul- ously LOW PRICES. All made of fine quality Georgette, Organdie and Taffeta in large and medium shape. All the new summer colors and beau tifully trimmed with flowers, Ostrich bands and Novelty trimmings. THEY WERE MADE TO SELL FOR MUCH MORE. GET ONE OF THEM BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE. NO MORE AT THESE PRICES WHEN THIS LOT IS SOLD. o | ESTRIN MilliNETY [ e e T 133 Main St immed” STYLE HEADQUARTERS ——— l(‘OR\fl( ‘AN PLAYERS IN | “PARLOR, BEDROOM AND BATH.” H Theatergoers of New Britain are looking forward with more than | usual interest to the opening of the ! dramatic stock season at Parsons’ theater, Hartford, next week with the ' famous Cormican Players in the role of purveyvors. It is with pardonable | | pride that James Cormican, the com- | |)\'\n\ll vouthful actor-manager, an- | | nounces for the opening bill A. H. | | Woods' farce comedy success, “Par- | lor, Bedroom and Bath.” This zrent' laughmaker is described as a fresh.' | flippant, farcical frolic in three acts, and is the work of C. W. Bell and Mark Swan, who have furnished it} with one of the most amazingly clev- er and original plots seen on the | stage in yvears. The story has to dol { with the desperate attempt of a mild mannered young husband to live up | | to his purely fictitious reputation as a | 1 Don Juan. His wife is tremendously . | proud of his imaginary past, and the | Young husband, whose part is really quite innocent of sin, therefore pro- ceeds to acquire a scarlet present in order to sustain his wife's illusions. | | The play abounds in situations that | have kept metropolitan audiences | convulsed with laughter from curtain to curtain. Mr. Cormican has suc- ceeded in assembling the strongest | dramatic organization ecver seen in | this part of the country. It contains , such brilliant dramatic artists as, Jane Cooper, Edith Campbell Walker, | Mrs, Mina Crolius Gleason, Ruth { Hammond, Rebekah Caubel, Fd.th] Allenby, James Gleason. Lynn Pratt. | William Williams, Max Waisman, J | | P. Hagen and others. Matinees will { be played on Wednesday. Thursday | and Saturday. “Seats for the entire { week are now on sale | 'POSLAM SHOWS ! YOU THAT YOUR | SKIN WILL HEAL You have no idea, unless you have | actually seen its work, how speedy and dependable Poslam is and how it | will justify, time and again, ali the confidence you place in it—to better those troublesome, irritating, itching | conditions that cause fort. | When Eczema bres D uring Pimples, Rash or any | al tronbles, Poslam shouid be used to | | drive them away for just a little of it | will go so far, do so much and last | | so long. i e m everywhere. For free sample write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West 47th St. New York City v your skin to become cleargr, brig better, through the daily u { of Poslam Soap, medicated with By am. 149 MAIN STREET, THE WOMAN’S SHOP NEW BRITAIN, CONN. SATURDAY SPECIALS Blouses Tricolette Blouses—new tie-ons—in every wanted $5.50 and $8.98 Over-Blouses in Georgette; white for graduation, also in flesh and bisque, lace trimmed $8.50 and $9.50 Lace trimmed Blouses, fdilled numbers and a few hip Blouses in Georgette $4.98 and $5.95 Skirts Silk Sport Skirts in rose, blue, pink, white and com- binations, every new silk material, $15 and $18.50 Surf Satin Skirts Wash Skirts in Gabardines, many large bands, $2.50 to $4.50 Dresses Georgettes, Satins and Taffetas in light and dark colors, styles that are new, some stunning com- binations $19.50 to $29.50 Summer modes in Voile, Organdy and Gingham, also Linen Suits { A most gorgeous assortment of Dresses to suit the $4.98 to $14.98 most particular tastes.