New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1920, Page 13

y pa WEAR CHEAP CLOTHE G@loup of Wenlthy Young Men in Ttaly Boycott Expensive Clothing in Favor of Cheaper. Uz, 11.—A large number tie young men in Rome, allun eities, by a special cos- g about $6 eclared a boycott A Hartford Police Officer For Fifteen Years Tells Public the Greatness of Cinot OMcer lw--u l Babeock, of 100 Bushnell Street, Hartford, An l-m tent Ofcer of the derf 4 of khaki or | .., blue denim tr Bouse which s made at how attire ha doned jo ver-hand d a shirt or eay ll\ ly u'ul\ avats, sil- xpensive hats. s also wear san- duls instead of sh FOR SALE Cottage, 40 Monroe Street, 7 all modern. National Bank Bldg. DEWITT A. RILEY ROOM 208, NATIONAL LANK BUIDDING. Absolutely Free a liberal sample of Ki-M0IDS (GRANULES) For INDIGESTION Mail this “ad” today with name of paper and your address to SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION BLOOMFIELD, N. J. SKINNAY Right Now — good time Supply. EilEEEEEs Yy IeETEsEs rooms, | poi Undoubtedly the splendid values we are offering in this department will appeal to you from every standpoint of style, quality and price. BESSE-LELAND'S (0. 38 Stores Always More Value for Less Money and T am mn ng o CINOT." CINOT 18 BEING DEMONSTRATED IN EH r sale by “The Byington; in aey; in South- & Store: In Plainville Bristol by The stonbury by C. R n be obtained at all first- OFFICER BABCOCK. GOOD OCCASION Four good Italian artists arrived purposely from New York to paint the church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Broad street, New Britain, and are willing to take any kind of fine and artistic work. Call in said church for the artist G, DeMaria or write to 130 West 16th street, New York city. | between seasons — is a very to replenish the Boy’s Clothing [ =] (=] = =] = O = =] = O] O] = E1 = O] O] O] O] =] | [s] O] O] = O [ | E]w E. O] & = = =] O] O} o1 O = = = [= = 0} (O} = = =] | [ = [=] = = =] = sl 38 Cities EEEEEEEEEE E 0 F CLOSING OVT SALE— Here’s an event that successfully ends up a busy season’s selling and aims a well directed blow at prices at one time. It offers marked reductions on all classes of Summer Apparel. Some Fall stocks a already; others are coming. And these ncw sirivals ought to be displayed in the space this surmer chandise occupies, hence our desire to clear it out. i ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD AT A SACRIFI( MAKING ROOM FOR NEW FALL STOCK SILK AND COTTON DRESSE The last lot of our summer Wash Dresses in Silk Dresses in Taffeta, Satin and Geol SERGE DRESSES e $15.98 e o GEORGETTE WAISTS| ORGANDIE WAIST S I IT S Mmbeusedmhfa&a:mmyoumbuyn#ess COATS VOILE WAISTS There are about 75 of the French and_ Mannish Serge Dresses in this lot-—m models that are 'l‘hese Waists have short These are smart tailored N J $2.69 i $2.6 for $5 98 Reg. selling price $3.50. Just a few of the high‘ class There are about 300 Waist ; 14.98 1.6S ° ° to $35.00 Children’s Voile Dresses ainty Voile and z 25 Organdle Dresses that = have sold for as high Wash Skirts About 250 White $1 .98 | this lot. Formerly ==—=| sold for $3.98. 500 Ladies Lace, Satin, Organdie Collars, 39c. Regular Price $ KAYSER’'S RIBBED SILK PLAID BLOOMERS : SKIRTS Regular price $2.00. the regular Sl 50 value. Regular price NOW NOW NOW $1.39 | $1.25 | $1.00 | $3.9¢ LAZARUS CO. 164 MAIN STREET SALE STARTS SATURDAY AT 9 A. Middies Of the finest washable materials. Nicely em- broidered. Regular price $3.98. NIGHT GOWNS Regular price $1.75. ENVELOPE CHEMISES