New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 12

BOY FINDS NEW MOTHER. = Youth, or "o nln-d for Woman AND Ho‘rf = Wi \llnllrml e T ‘unton July S.—~Little Homer . e Fm—— I\ of Allk e, has a ne. - | FURNITURE EXPOSITION . ? IS OVER—AND r Loot \\Ilh h Victim Said ,,. a3 i Our Two Expert Buyers are home, well satisfied with their accomplishments under the existing conditions. o on dbriv Good Furniture is very scarce and many of the best factories are limiting the number of orders which they will‘ : the ! YOU ponr T REAL JOY VOU'VE TRIKD— took hi bonds it o (1l A Foh: : accept. giearully reiutea how e thieves | Because we have been buying Grand Rapids Furniture for the past fifty years and always discounting our bllls mlsse | the vnnd- The first time the fnloves mot oo A0 e eon! |8 promptly, we were fortunate enough to place fairly large orders for Furaiture. time ln‘ got $75 cush and the bonds LD PO ALEMONY. Also, Our Five Floors are full to overflowmg with fine Furniture, which we are selling at extremely low prices. or thin couniy i ‘ We honestly believe that prices will continne to advance and that now is the time to buy. \““\“ "\ nullllni ndent uhl l”' v L ".' "ty'“‘” A ~j,: g S Our Semi-Annual Rug Sale Starts Next Week ' i i 1 Have you seen the handsome prizes for the L. F. & C. Mutual Aid Assn. Field Day, displayed in our Window? |.»|nL whio \\.11 his |. dom on his and another suspect cape from Marshal J Merriman, who was taking them Minneapolis “CONNEC]‘[CUT’S B T RN ST - in an automobile. Merriman shot the Es FU l'l" ,RE ORE man after he had struck the mars over the head. The other alleged r. ber made no further effort to escape. mmunimmmummmmm PRICES CUT AGAIN Women’s Walk-Overs Still Further Reduced As our Fall goods are beginning to arrive and we must make room for them on our shelves, we are cutting prices still lower on our women's low shoes. These shoes must be sold this season, as we do not carry goods over from one season to another. ! The prices are mostly $5.95, $6.95 and $7.95 with some as low as $4.95. The important fact isn’t that these shoes are selling at these prices; there are lots of lower priced shoes. The value that you get in these \Valk-OveI shoes is what makes them so low-priced. ® 0] (O = ® | = & L) Walk-Over Shoes are the best well-known shoes all over the world; they are sold in the important cities of 106 countries of the world. At these low prices they are wonderful values. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE REDUCTIONS Women's $10 Glazed Kid Barriete Ties with leather Louis heels Sale Price $6.95 Women's Walk-Over $10 Patent Leather Ties, military heels Women's Walk-over $8.50 White Cloth Oxfords, military heels Women'’s $7 White Cloth Gallia Pumps with covered Louis heels / Sale Price $4.95 ¢ ’ ’ Women's $7.50 White Cloth Barriette Ties with covered Louis heels Sale Price $4.95 THE OLD SW[MMIN HOLE L Women's $9 Black Kid Oxfords with Leather Louis heels ... Sale Price $5.95 . Women’s $9 Cherry tan Oxfords, military heels o ... Sale Price $5.95 Women’s Patent, Dull and White Pumps and Oxfords in small sizes .... ... Sale Price $4.95 > > &6, 9 * Is the favorite gathering place of “the bunch” in Women's $8 White Cloth Theo Ties, Baby Louis heels Sale Price $6.95 the days of real sport — and every boy likes to ’ vt Wl things 1o woar yhan bo's whb ks : ALL MEN’S SHOES MARKED DOWN phym.t“' “Your prices are very reasonable here,” said a lady last week, “I have looked at shoes in New Haven and Hartford, and I find that your prices are considerably lower for the saame quality of shoes.” Moral: We're headquarters for Boys’ Clothing, - buy your shoes in your home town. Shirts, Hats, Waists, in all the latest styles. 5] o) ) ) @) ) David Manning’s BESSELELAND 0. 7 | 2/ Crier 38 Stores . 38 Cities , 7 Always More Value for Less Money. o Shoe Store e, Main Street, New Britain EEEEEEEEEEEE IPEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEEEEEE