New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 15

SUMMER DAYS ARE HERE With All Their Many Opportunities for the Wearing of Charm ng Costumes of Gay Colors and Fabrics. Call and Let Us Show You some of hese Smari Wearables We Are Now Showing . AT For Saturday- Good lL.ooks Bz corc’] ahout the corset you wear F one thing be quite sure; the day of the obviously co d woman gone. Buy your corse ‘ ’ < ; acceating the natural beauty -our C i ! Buy the corset that will give you comfort; ) t that will give you poise and per- - proportions without a moment’s of restraint. PRETTY FANCY WOH Dainty Stamped Pieces for| sumnier pick-up-work whil On Vacation. SPECIALLY PRICED “BLUE BIRD” HAIR NETS (Cape Shape) 15¢ Each; Two for 25c Al Colors. They Are Plenty Large Give Excellent Wear In Crisp New Models Fetching Summe Frocks . Organdie—Voile—Gingham Grouped in Two Lots. Values That Know No Equals. Formerly priced $49.50, $59.50, $69.50, $85.00. is not a type of figure however un» cr difficult to fit but can be success- corscted in GOSSARD i CORSETS he a2dmired woman who wears a Gossard has an unconscious grace that can only result from priceless comfort and her corset -is so much a part of her that the most critical observer cannot trace her charm to its deft support. These new Dresses suggest the charm of summes Their attractive appearance is far greate than their price. We Have Them From $9.98 to $29.50 LISLE HOSE Ladies PCttiCO With clocking Exceptional values. Reduced to $39.75--$49.75 Materials: Tricotine, Serge, Silvertone. Our expert corsetieres will spare neither time nor cffort in assuring you the Gossard best suited to your needs. Plenty of Smart Styles for Choosing New Sport SUMMER We want to show you the best Wik Skirts Of rich dlks and fine cotton matcrials. Styles one can't resist. No summer wardrobe complete with- out ono or more of these skirts. Cottons at $4.98 to $9.98. Silks from $11.98 to $22.50. WAISTS $1.00 pair {Black with white.) Silk Gloves Made of all white Satine, Bloom and wash Satins; , money ever bought. garment to wear under The vogue for smart simplicity in Waists is well shown in the many ex- clusive models we now display. Very moderately priced. CUMFY CUT KNIT VESTS 50c cach. Made of fine quality yarn. That is what we think of them. We'll - let you be the judge. They come in the long and short lengths. Priced from $1.00 to $2.50 pair. Skirts and Dre $1.98 to 34 “LEONARD & HERRMANN JAPS ARE AMBI“AOU& feiger-Vedder Compuny| = to obtain a larger share of the trade Successor to C. S. Hills & Co., Hartford. of the South Sea Islands which is estimated at 2,000,000,000 yen a year. Of this Japanese exports amount to only one and one-half per cent but have increased rapidly since the war. Some Japanese commercial leaders — THE SALE OF — . the Singapore Japanese Emporium urges that Japan establish direct" | trade agencies with Sumatra and Ma- nila for expansion of Japanese trade. And i l ASH GOODS pensions and various other forms of public assistance. J. R. Marriott, ’ y member of parliament, has told the " - ot Charity Organization society that he estimated the present charity total UP 1,000 PER CENT. { P A London, Jume 18.—The cost of y ¢ 4o British charities has increased 1,- — - 2 5 1000 per cent in the last 20 years de- |spite the enormous expenditure on ° | thsurance, unemployment, old age b ‘I% ome thing to be thirsty—but it's another thing +'€0 try and satisfy that thirst. That's why everyone* sort of falls back on OLD ENGLISH GINGER BEER to fill the bill! - . A are advising that in order to increase the sale of Japanese goods in the Are Saving Many a Dollar For the Woman Having Her at 260,000,000 pounds for the year as Summer Dresses Made. Have You Saved Any? South Seas Japan must import from 32.INCH SATIN STRIFE WASH SILK—fuitable the islands rubber, sugar, chemicals, for men’s shirts and ladics’ walsts, value to dyestuffs and spices in which these 36-INCH FINE CHIFFON TA¥FFETA—A complete $2.19 line of colors including navy blue,. value .to 83 yard. $3.50 yard. June Sale Price compared to 25,000,000 pounds 20 years ago. “We are manufacturing pauperism at an appalling ra‘e,” said Mr. Mar- | Man Alive!;You’lv;e never l}at‘i!‘ a real thirst-quenching, he-man’s full ,O-T drink = until you've tried O B ; ENGLISH GINGER BEE?. The first time you try it—your heart will weep to think you hadn’t tried it before. Get into Sunshine Land today. Pack away a case on ice—and you’ll have the hap- islands abound. President Kimura, of 36-INCH HSATIN MESSALINT—A complete line of lors—value to $2.75 yard. June Salc Price 10-INCH FINE PRINTED GEORGETTE CREPE —The best of quality — beautiful designs — val to $1 yard June Sale Price 36-INCH PRINTED SILK FOULARD—In a fine as- sortment of patterns in brown, navy, copen, $2.69 PRINTED VOILES—A0-inches wide, in a large ar- taupe and black grounds, value $3.50 yard., June Sale Price ... ruy of Nght and dark colors and figures. This 1ot s extra fine in quality at the price. Value W e Sale Price, Yard IMPORTED VOILE AND AND SATIN NTRIPED DIMITIES many patterns and 79c florals. Value to § special, Yard 86-INCH SILK TRIOCOLETTES—A number of good colors, in the best guality only, value to $7.00 40-INCH FINE SATIN CHARMEUSE — All the wanted street shades, including black, value to ey $3.69 June Sale Price ALL: THE POPULAR SPORT STLKS—In plain and changeable colors. Included are Kumsi-Kum- sa,, Chimerai and Oordella Crepe, 40 inches wide, values $7.50 to $10 yard. $ June Sale Price 5'69 IMPORTED DRESS GINGHAMS—32 inches wide, in gay, bright and cheerful plaids, checks and stripes, in rare designs, in rich royal colorings, absolutely fast. Regular price $1. sale Price, Yara A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE GOODS— Including piplins, piques, gabardine, batiste, volles and fine novedtics. Priced at and upward of. yard 45(: BEST ON AT YOUR GROCERS MADE BY" The WHIPPLE CEMPANY NATICK ———— MASS. iest family in the land—right in your ome. » Look For Tkg Double Disarond Trade Msrk SOLD EVERYWHERE At Fifteen Cents