New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1920, Page 10

S AR X850~ % #{| OUR MID-SUMMER / ‘ | y & with ; SALE OF HART, ¥V RE= == || SCHAFFNER AND . RSeS| MARX CLOTHING FoR Summer ~ven Lt VOLZ FLORAL CO. Identifies the True Sale. It is genuine. WACE A 92 West Main Street —_— Headquarters for Suit Cases and Travel- AESIAND FOR ing Bags. FARM MAGNERY o STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO . . - ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD LR e — o early fall wear. Where a Steamship Sails We Can Book You GEO. A. QUIGLEY, 297 Main St | Interwoven Socks. Emery Shirts. New Britain, Conn. Storage Warehouse and Auto Truckin I Y PEw RI I E RS > SAXTERGELD w )\ena)gu purchase our service you are assured of Ability, %e- e pendability, Reliability, Responsibility. Al 1 work entrusted to us handled with care and skill. ALL MAKES = OUR SPECIALTY NATIVE ALIVE g = > i 3 FRESH KILLED. POULTRY R cilbioom b < o e We deal in every make typewriter . e e BRC tance - © Sold Rented, Repaired and Exchanged ey Interur| Tran and Storage . . 2 NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE 167% MAIN Eral\lcw Britain, (i{?r A P§Agsfla§gr NeW Bl'ltaln Typewrltel‘ EXd‘ange 105 ARCH ST. TEL. 1121 3 ‘m : - ENGER = | connECTICUT scHOOL OF Music |~ = 172 West Main St. ] Tel. 612 Sir' Thomas C. A. PERRIN, Director. - \1:. -Id 250 Maln S s wot e | 0t Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Ad: - . A e and Private Insirction. Quick Results--Herald Classified Advts The Tallorln Sale “Lookat These Trousers. Of the Year ' ? Now' I do not propose to sit down and calmly wait for business to come. My workshop- Such was the expression of pleasure by must be kept busy. I am going out for more business NOW — Big Business. And I am one of our patrons because of some cleaning going to get it or “BUST A BUTTON” — so here goes. For a limited time every piece we did for him. of Suiting formerly sold for $85.00, $70.00, $65.00, and $55.00 The other day he came to us with the trousers of a summer tweed suit. On one ' ° ° part of the cloth was a large purple stain | w ll B Pl d S l F d d caused by the falling of a bottle of ink upon | l e ace On a e ri ay an it. He came wondering whether we could S d A L A clean his “ruined” trousers. He carried atur ay S OW s away with him trousers that looked like new . Remember that if it is —without a trace of the stain. I ofier you an unre- mconvement for you to What our safe cleaning process did for ' garments when Those trousers, it can do to your garments. B e e fimshed I will hold same Let us conserve your clothes. ens regardless of pat- O for elght weeks if so terns and colors. - UNION LAUNDRY AND DRY | BUT ORDER NOW! READYTOWEAR—An r of model Suits, e in my own s o keep CLEANING CO. “ tailors busy during dull seasons uinlzet allfnostdClostull"tricel.nad TSR 266 ARCH STREET ~ TELEPHONE 904 TOM MURRAY —OPEN ° i Sty va0es 292 Main Street Wimicni S ove | .Cnmpunv\ 4 llu i