New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1920, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY YERAL), FRIDAY, JULY 30 19208, BORLEN—HANCOCK WEDD]NG _ THE PUBLIC MARKET l: 436 MAIN STREET —— OPPOSITE FEAST MAIN STREET. New Fall Suits from the Rogers-Peet Company Always a lap or two ahead of the field we are ready now with a great big showing of new Fall suits—men’s and young men’s double and single breasted models, snappy styles and plain styles, undeniably smart and un- questionably new. Yos know all about the work of The Rogers-Peet Company—splendid fabrics, west of trimmings, superla- tive tailoring—everything that goes to make up a product that is 1009, gobd. Incidentally Fall Suits are a bit higher in price «jan they have ever been before. Cost more to produce than they ever did before, and the advance represents the ad- ditional cost—nothmg more. We-are selling these new Fall Suits with a hard and fast guarantee to every purchaser—should the price be reduced for any reason before December 15th the amount of the reduction shall constitute a cash refund payable - on demand. Assistant Treasurer of Commercial Trust Company Marries Prominent Holyoke Girl, The wedding of Morey Borlen, son of Mrs. Frank Borlen of Rochester, N. Y. to Miss Madge Hancock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F, Hancock of 23 Nonotuck street, Hol- yoke, Mass., took place at the home of the bride last Tuesday morning with Rev. Dr. Jchn . Ivers of Holy Closs church performing the cere- P ———————————————————— For this Saturday, breaking its record for gnmg‘ special s at unheard of low § prices. Always remember that all meats sold in this store are of the highest qual- ity and that each sale is guaranteed to satisfy or your money back. 8,000 Ibs. Sugar 24c In Any Amount That You May Want. Mr. Borlen is assistant treas- Challenge Milk Evaporated Milk Jell-o can 2lc | Evaporated Apples, larxe pkg ... ?t 3 Meaty Prunes 15¢ | 3 lbs Autocrat Coffee ............. . Large Cans Corn Selected Fresh Eggs Large Watermelons Plate Beef Cottage Hams Lean Smo. Shoulders PORK Fresh Eastern Pork Roast Pork Lean Pork Chops Home Made Sausage Meat Honeycomb Tripe Fresh Spare Ribs Salted Spare Ribs Fresh Sausages Salt Pork ride is a native of oke and has been employed as a stenographer at the Prentiss Wire company of that city. The groom is | of the Willlam Whiting : " and A. M., and the New | Britain club. Miss Hancock g = | fll"l’fl"r of IY e Moty Country s*lub, | The o Federal Jams High Grade Butter .. Boneless Pot Roasts Milk Fed Fowls Lean Fresh Shoulders BEEF Prime Quality Only Chuck Roasts Prime Rib Roasts Fresh Ground Hamburg Beef Liver prewitast’ at " the e their wedding tour tc their return they willreside in ‘New Britain II\\'I\ \r\'rl'."l?.\'l'. The statement of the Savings Bank of New PBritain has st appeared showing the bank t in fine con- ditlon. Its a and its llabilit At r-u-,m there n real essate 13,118,697.44 and honds total !1 fas s| 134,838 worth of U bonds and $200.000 wo certificate The labilities for Interest totals $52,000 ’Th" bank pays 4% per cent. Int st with same | H payable from the first of each month Mllk Fed Veal - Legs of Veal Breasts of Veal Shoulders of Veal Fancy Veal Chops Veal for Pot Pie But don’t lie awake nights planning on how to spend the refund—manufacturers’ costs are still soaring - and the situation indicates higher rather than lower Genuine Spring Lamb prices. b When considering Fall Suits please forget our pres- ent sale prices. It is not a fair comparison—sale prices are way down and in no way reflect conditions at the - source of production. The new Fall Suits look mighty good and they’re be- ing sold on as thin a margin as we know how to operate . on. « were given by the man. ’ awl of directors. It was 1a ||l||| nest month, the This will give Full Line of Fresh Vegetables and SOMBRIY AN Fruits. Lowest Priced of Finest Delicates- sen in Town \ wr Suffe FREEMAN CHURCH COMPANY ooioioioooooiooooooobioooooooooiooooooonic THIRTY FOUR ASYLUM STREET HARTFORD @mEuil@@m@@m@@@u@@@@@@@@m@@m@@Em@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@'@@@ Summer Toctwear at FINAL REDUCTIONS. Footwear Clean Up TOMORROW! Women's footwear, men's footwear, .children’s foot- wear. All down the line prices have been sharply re- duced for we are closing out all summer stocks regard- less of present value. Women’s Low Footwear That Can Be Worn Later With Spats These Oxfords, ey aet Ties, ankle strap Slippers and Pumps.arc worth a good deal more than their sale prlci .ings. csides being just right for present wear they wil give excellent service in the Fall months. ] EEEE SOUVENIRS New Britain Candy Kitchen ~360 MAIN ST. Corner Myrtle Announcement We will be unable to open our Candy Kitchen tomorrow as advertised. Fixtures that were expected to arrive early in the week have not been delivered, hence the postponement. Formerly Formerly Formerly $7.50 $8.50 $11.85 $3.85 $4.85 $5.85 SHOE BARGAINS FOR MEN The leathers are of finest quality; the styles desir- able and the fit perfect. The prices are low—so low that you save a good deal of money on every pair. $5.85 236 Main St. New Britain BUY SCHOOL SHOES NOW High and low footwear is included in styles that are best for tender, grow- ing feet and in leathers that will withstand hard usage. $2.85 We will Positively Open SATURDAY, AUGUST 7th. New Britain Candy Kitchen 360 MAIN STREET, CORNER MYRTLE. SOUVENIRS