New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1920, Page 20

. ’Vevi Bfi?‘a/'ni }'fioppihg Center [HE =2k STORE o ’-u.l. v NewBritain Ct y80 to 38 Mull\‘//l f/o/PIGI fm/;/éod‘/ »RESSES lean-Up Sale 500 DRESSES WILL BE \CED ON SALE TONORROW ur Entire Stock of Dress- es have been Reduced, Regardless of Former Selling Price or Cost. ey Must Go his will be the Greatest ' Dress Sale New Britain has ever had. hey consist of all this Sea- son’s Newe:t Styles for Street Wear, Afternoon . SportandMorningDresses Developed in HARMEUSE ATIN AFFETA RICOLETTE GEORGETTE ORGANDIES VOILES SALE STARTS AT 9 O’CLOCK GINGHAMS "“” ARMY SHOES $2.85. Men’s Russia Calf Army Shoes, Munson last, for to- morrow, last day of our sale. SCOUT SHOES $2.85 Men’s Tan Elk Scout Shoes with leather soles and brown Duck Shoes with rubber soles, tomor- row. “The Store of Service” LAST CALL TO OUR Manufacturer s Shoe Sale - Tomorrow marks the last day, of our great Shoe Sale—Weatell you truthfully that during the last three weeks of our sale our store was well crowded with eager buyers and what’s more every customer that bought went away with a smile. We now urge you to take advantage of your last opportunity ; Come tomorrow * and buy ! You will save from 25% to 50% on your Shoes and Oxfords. $3.85 All women’s black and tan McKay Oxfords, with military and high Louis heels, formerly sold at $8. $2.85 For Men’s Tan Elk Scout Shoes and Men’s brown Duck Army Shoes with neolin soles, worth $4.50. $4.85 For all women’s hand turned Pumps and Oxfords in black kid, brown kid, white kid and patent kid; these shoes were formerly sold at $10 a pair. $5.85 For Men’s Genuine Calfskin Shoes and Oxfords, every pair warranted. Formerly sold at $10. e ——————————————————————————————————————————————————— $1.75 For white Canvas Oxfords with military heels. BOYS Boys’ black and tan Shoes at $2.85. Tan Duck Scout Shoes $6.85 For Men’s Russia Calf Shoes gnd Oxfords. BOYS CHILDREN’S A lot. of assorted leath- ers and combinations for $1.95. CHILDREN’S Tan Calf Sandals and play Oxfords $2.65. $1.50. THE LORRAINE SHOE CO. w236 MAIN STREET WATCH TICKED, “MOONSHINE.” Alabama Man Disowned It, But Fed- era] Court Convicted Him. Gadsen, Ala., July 16.—A fine gold watch ticking incessantly ‘“‘moon- shine, moonshine, moonshine,” was disowned by federal court here. The watch was found by fed- eral agents in a pair of overalls which hung close to a moonshine still that th: raided. Two men fled to the woods at the approach of the reve- nuers. were engraved initials it was a photograph of Mrs. Wash u rn. On the witness stand, however, i 169-171 Main St. | | Dickinson Drug Co., HEARTBURN or heaviness after megls are most an- m.umns pleasant to take, neutralize acidity and help restore normal digestion. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S Use Herald Classzfled Advts. for chk Retarn& 903 MAIN STREET F. G. Collins Shoe Co. Buys for Cash the Entire Surplus Stock of Boston’s Leading Wholesale Shoe Jobber, AMCO SHOE CoO. 132 Lincoln St., Boston, Mass. A most wonderful opportunity is offered to every man in this great price slashing event. Manufacturers needed the cash which enabled us to buy this stock at a very low figure. We will place them on sale for less than it costs to make them. Stock consists of shoes made by following well-known manufacturers: 903 MAIN STREET HARTFORD HOAG & WALDON ———— J. A. BAKER E. E. TAYLOR SHOE ©O0. SHOE' CO. INC. Beverly, Mass. Brockton, Mass. bl il el % Publlc Sale $5 97 597 Men's Black and Tan, all styles, gonuine G ood)olr Weited, $10.00 values. 903 Main St. Hartford Come early and have first dnlce? of our wonderful value family in this great cvent. giving event, 1 New Brilain | ! |