New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, Britain Clothing & Dry Gnnds Store (Incorporated) WE REPEAT % Discount Off the Dollar omen’s and Misses’ Coats, Suits, Dresses, irts, Also Children’s Coats for Saturday OUNT OFF THE DOLLAR FOR SATURDAY ON CORSETS PE DE CHINE AND GEORGETTE WAISTS, ors for BATHING SUITS for men, women, boys and girls.. K POPLIN, all colors, value $3.98, URED DRESS VOILES, value $1.00 at K MESSALINE, all colors, regular price $3.98, CH CLOTH, all colors S’ GINGHAM, for Dresses at IRCALES, best quality at RT NS PILLOW SHAMS, BUREAU SCARFS, CENTERPIECES TS, PILLOW CASES, BED SPREADS, TOWELS. All at reduced B for SATURDAY ONLY. FOR THE MEN FLIGEE, MADRAS, POPLIN, SHIRTS,.UNDERWEAR, HOSI IWEAR, PAJAMAS, CAPS, SWEATERS. Special prices for S: N e ~ F IMPORTED ORGA in white, light blue, pink, old rose, light orchid,, .copq: peach. and maize. Guaranteed fast color and finish, ’nt 49 yard ING SUITS FOR WOMEN ‘AND MISSES $4.98 to $7.98 $3.98 to $6.98 $9.98 49c to $1.19 CAPS SHOES in all sizes, from TIGHTS a d Misses’ ORGANI)IE DRESSES in the latest styles and colors at 209, —for Saturday’s selling at $12.00 Each DRGETTE .nd CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS, values to $9.98. qpe.‘ Saturday al $5.00 YH WASH SKIRTS, from ..........covvnu...... $2.49 to $12.98 LK PETTICOATS, all colon at e PE COATS, all colors, HITE GRADUATION DRESSES for graduation. DUATION DRESSES in Organdie and Silk. Sizes 16 to 20 years, ................................................ $14.98 to $25.00 ' $2.79—$2.98 Il Fashioned BLACK SILK HOSE with white clocking, at $3.00 pair $2.50 pmr $1.39, $1.65 and $2.00 palr pp Stitch LISLE HOSE in black white and cordovan at 89c¢ pair k Full Fashioned SILK HOSE at ] HOSE, all colors, mock seam K LISLE HOSE, all colors, seam back,at 59¢c, 69¢c, 75¢, 89c, $1.65 pr E RIBBED HOSE, white, black and cordovan, at BED HOSE, at BILK LISLE RIBBED HOSE, all colors, at WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR ON SUITS, all styles, DDICE VESTS, 39c¢, 59¢, 69c each n and fancy VES 5¢, 39¢, 50c, 59c. 69c and 85¢ each uslin VES'l'b and BLOOMERS Bodlce efl'ect at . . $1.75 each N SUITS, all styles, at $1.00 each FSOOK UNION SUITS, at TS and PANTS, all styles, ON SUITS, at ritain Glothing & Dry Goods Store 381-383 MAIN STREET 45¢, 59¢ and 75¢ pair P8 | correspondent « 98¢ to $2.98 Pair $1.25 $5.98 Sizes 8 to 14 $3.98 to $7.98 45¢ pair 75¢ and 85¢ pair 69¢, 79¢ and $1.25 pair WILSON'S HEALTH | GREATLY IMPROVED Washington Correspondent Sees No Il Effect on Intellect New York, June 1S.—President | Wilson's nine months of illness “have neither daunted his spirit nor im- paired in the hl!:l\‘(‘\( degree his | splendid intellect,” according to the | New York World, which today pub- lished a copyrighted interview which its Washington correspondent had ! with the president. Within the last two months the s the president has gained more than 20 pounds and his | ultimate complet> recovery is as- ‘ sured. During the three-hour interview at the White House, says the correspon- dent, the long discussion of current topics and issues showed that the president expressed himself with characteristic Wilsonian vigor. Discussing the political campaign, President Wilson said that the League of Nations was the dominant issue. He expects the democrats at San Francisco to repeat his challenge for a referendum on the league. The is- sue is “too deep for political scul- duggery,” he is quoted as saying. He was vigorous in attacking the republican platform. “The republi- can national convention,” he said, | “was controlled by interests essen- tially and scientifically Prussian in- spiration and method.” He said he did not see how progressives could support the republican platform. He | added that he had not aided any can- didate for the nomination at San Francisco. Discussing the president’s physical condition the corespondent says: ““His face is not distorted in the slightest degree, as some of the un- friendly versions of his iilness have asserted. The Wilson face is much the same as it was, though it bears the impress of great physica: suffer- inz. “After he had worked and we had talked for an hour the president walked from his office chair on the balcony to the movies in the east room, slowly, cavtiously, but with confidence.” The correspondent described the movements of the president about the ‘White House and said: “The very best proof of the sreat improvement in the president’s phy- sical conditio; was provided when he mounted three improvised wooden steps and entered the motor car, with only “uch assistance as would natur- all, be given to a person convalesci from serious illness.” ¢ The president walked with a slight | limp and used a cane, according to the corrcspondent GADUATES AS DENTIST | a member of the graduating class of | the Baltimore School of Dental Surg- ery last Tuesday, and Is taking the state dental examinations for a li- cense to practice that profession in the state of Connecticut. Dr. Dobson is a brother of Dr. James Dobson, D. D. &, who has offices in the National Bank building. He is a graduate of St. Mary's Pa- rochial school and the local High school. He plans to open offices in this city shortly. CITY ITEMS 10 per cent. discount on all neck- wear at Besse-Leland's.—Advt. Chick Dewey of Bridgeport vs. An- derson Friday night.—Advt. Members of Martha chapter, O. E. 8., will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 in Masonic hall to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lawrence Stanley. Exclusive agents, Stetson shoes, | Besseil.eland Co.——Advt Want to spend an enjoyable eve- ning? Listen! Come down to the Ca- sino bowling alleys Friday night, get comfortable seat in the bal- coolest place, in town, wonderful bowling a nice cony, in the and watch a match.—advt. “MANROSS AUTO . Repair Work a Specialty. I’hone 2227 139 Arch St OVERLAND AGENCY " DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET. Livery Cars for Hire, pay and Night Rtorage. Supplies and Repairing PIONEER GARAGE CO., INC. ‘We overhaul and repair n-lvdun‘ in the auto motive nclrL Generators, | starters, welding, STORAGE WmlNG SUPPDIES, 193 Main St. Rear Fair Dpt. Store. TEL. 387-12. — e, FLEASURE CARS § M. IRVING JESTER!| 1020. At the City Club in Boston During last week’s convention of the New England Re-™ # tail Clothers’ Association, the policy of the management of Horsfall, in selling such high grade wearables as - all New England knows we carry at a discount of 1-5 FROM OUR REGULAR FAIR PRICES Was questioned, and we submit herewith the reasons we gave to those keen, ex- perienced, high grade merchants, representative of the most progressive merchan- dising spirit in New En-~land. ? We have a tremendous assortment of dependable, high-grade wearables, the kind that is never thrown on the market by manu- facturers at sacrifice prices, for there is always an eager demand from high-grade retailers the country over for such thoroughly ap- preciated goods as are manufactured by— ] The American Hosiery Co. The Aquascutum Co. The Interwoven Stocking Co. The Vassar Underwear Co. Henry Heath and OCo. D, & J. Anderson Glasgow, Scotland Heywood Boot and Shoe Co. We bought these goods to sell during the spring and summer of 1920, and, in order that all the people in this great shopping center of Hartford may appreciate the merchandising ability of this store—competent as it is to handle the largest quantities of first-class outfittings now or ever handled by any one organization in Connecticut—we instituted this 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT SALE as an indication of the fnend-makmg, scope-extending pol- icy of our organization. REGULAR sal~ (ime for Men’s Outfittings of ALL GRADES comes in July, but this year our customders, present and prospective, have the advantage of a full season’s wear of HORSFALL QUALITY WEARABLES at Mid-Season Sale Prices. The opportunity is yours, and we thank you for the evidences of your appreciation that each day brings to us, which show that we are doing by far the largest June business in our history. C('fbe 93 g’flke fl A Asylum | —_— | r. Francis Dobson of Baltimore | street | School of Dental Surgery Is Brother | of Dr. James Dobson. Dr. Francis Dobson, son of Mrs. Francis Dohson of Spring street, was UTLET MILLINERY CO. “Retailing at Wholesale Prices” ~ ORGANDIE and RIBBON TRIMMED HATS These Hats are just the thing you want with your sum- mer clothes and at the price we are selling them, you don't have to hesitate about getting one of these Hats that are so much in demand now. RN NEW RIBBON SPORT HATS Smart, attractive models, with ribbon or silk crowns, combined with hemp brims that are especially adapted in both dcsign and color for wear with the light summer dresses. Beautiful colors, rose, orchid, green, pink, navy, white and also combination of colors. $3.98 ona w “SUEDE LIKE” TAMS—The most popular tam of the season. Just the thing for dancing or motoring, red, peach, green, tan and all good " $1.98 TRIMMED HATS $2.00 We have just a few left af this price. This is an exceptional value and all arq stylish %ooking) Former prices were up to $9.95. WMillivery @o, colors. UNTRIMMED HATS 99¢ and $1.99 Values up to $12.95. &uors, Mushrooms, Turbans, Chin Chins, ete. and oolors. Dt