New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1920, Page 13

Saturday Notion Specia's i o T S 1 Saturday Hosiery Specials Nickel Safety Uins pkg 3'5c | Gold Eyed Needles . pkg 4¢ 4 s g LN : : 3 Ladies’ Susettes “Gor- “G}(;rdon Pure Silk “Teneo” and “Bonnie B” Invisi s Pine /e ; { @ . A ose, triple seam, nvisible Hair Pins, box 3';¢ ” o ponap Festeners card 6lic | C. M C. Mercerized v s PAD!! : ol Ipsmhar::(lil emgflkc loclI:{s earl Buttons : A . i % =il : H 1200 « > ose French Creation Cap Crochet Cotton spool 12Y:c | 5 RESO & ! 2 e e R mock seam, guaran. Shape Hair Nets .. ea 9¢ | Palmolive Soap _ e = Nuf sed ........... $2.39 teed perfect Saturday Is Economy Day at This Stor Clearance of All Summer Goods onSaleat Far Below Regular Prices. Our Policy Is Notto Carry Over Any Seasonable Gog BIG STOCK OF SILK UNDERWEAR CLEAN UP PRICES ON MUSLIN UNDERWE/ : l.!Ell)UCEI) SATURDAY FOR QUICK SELLING All Our 5195 Camisoles . AND CORSETS SATURDAY All Our $3.49 Camisoles .7 Women’s Night Gowns, made of Muslin, neatly trimmed Saturday All Our $3.98 Camisoles . Envelope Chemise, made of good Longcloth, regular $1.50 Heavy Silk Satin Envelope Chemise, regular $5.98 d, Windsor Crepe Bloomers, lace trimmed or plain, Saturday Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise, regular $4.98 : : Corset Covers, lace and emb. trimmed, Saturd Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise, regular $4.50 . El To - ¥ ny “Seco” Silk Envelope Chemise, regular $2.98 A i astic Top Corsets, brocaded, good quality, Saturday Women’s Silk “Seco” Bloomers, regular $2.29 . .............................. SL79 Elastic Top and Medium Bust Corsets, discontinued numbers, Saturday Women’s Silk Crepe Bloomers, regular $2.79 . : ‘ Brocaded Brassieres with elastic, Buttons batk and front. Special Saturday . ... ' -_— . 42-inch Pequot Tubing Another Shipment Just Arrived for Saturday of [ ’ alns Saturda i::l’!lit of the Loom Muslin . . o Barg y TKiodie and “Romper- Cloih, checis & stripes 39¢ Yard Tie-On and Surplice Sweaters Georgette Slip-over Blouses combination colors, regular $3.98 and $4.98. For quick disposal $2.50 and $2.98 SATURDAY SPECIALS ON ALL BLANKETS $3.98 and $4.98 Silk Pongee Blouses, Saturday .................. $3.50 'D’jese_ are all new fall arrivals; they’ll come in handy for B Voile Waists. Special for Saturday i. cool nights. See them in our window. Tuxedo Sweaters,. Speclal Saturday $6 it o~ il i et L S R R D e MEN'S SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY Men’s Athletic Union Suits, Saturday I 20% off on all Men’s Dress Shirts, Saturday. S “Arrow” Collars Satu Men’s Black Work Shirts, heavy sateen and twill, Saturday fi:nle,sn;?t::r in Ht::lds - i rday Boys' Blouses for school, made of fast color Per-|Boys’ Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, Boys’ Wash Suits, wonderful values Children’s Round Ticket “Gordon” Hose cales, Saturday $1.19 Saturday 35¢ each $1.98 and $2.50 black, brown. Sizes 5 to 915. Saturdaj \ LEGIO“ NOT “Ew “sub-legions,” of which the 4th United Legion fought its only battle as a'his ~mfi of American army officers. | 000,000,000 a year on all products.|special message just sent to congress, [ demion at Miami Rapids in the Ken- telegram says that the | e (Sreatest Progress Is shown In| President Pessoa polnts out the ur- o i tuc Sl indianill country B A nEint 14 s wil nanufactured articles total exporta- e iden fo des'gnating the United | 1 A ARk A fGroatatiBeatile harvest, there being a small amount | tions being 4,688 millians as com- American Legion Not Result of World States Army ax the legion originated | 1oaine ™ 1796 i having been de- remaining of 40,000 tons of flour sent | Pared with 1,700 millions durirgy the | lem in the federal district. He depre- all moder with General Knox, secretary of war | cided that the Roman formation was from Amer! "ra"t .h:fH of (l}‘w. Her total’ eXports | cates the actual building of houses L k| cion W e | i ttable T toc) Aahiing TnANE) (16 in(re.\svg‘o,o.m millions and her im- | by the government, but recommends DEwlTT A And’ Has Been Re-organized Several ed after the Itoman | 1-Eion was disbanded and reorgan- | FRENCH WINE TRADE ports 1,908 millions. ;Q:LZOC:OTis:a?cel?\;l;‘he granting of b “ll.lfl' - . ' s . waetpe ized into four iments of infantry. - — e e ivate building companies Nationa nk' AR RN Lol “m.lu:.r\ urg:n\lruu;;n L~ e lmqmc Prohibition in U. S. and Taxes COMBAT HOUSING PROBLEM. and individuals at a low rate of in- l 8 under which Jullus ar and is | - Rio De Jan Aug. 27.—In a | terest. in Britain Increase in Sales is Felt ¥ p k., Aug. 2%.—Tho ! smquered as much of the R R aATN | c Camp Plke, Ark., Aug S ol | BAS | SUNFFIOUENT! GRAT Parls, Aug. 27.—Despits American trst “American Legion” was founded " | Paris, Aug. 27.—The Armenian re- | b nd he i taxes on ) s m 1792, wnd e eximtence, by that o ATETOR Lo e | public now has suficient. Erain sup- | Fronch wines in Great Britain, France @EE@KQE@EEEEEEEEEEEDIEIEEIIEI?JDIEIEIE!IEDIEIE!EI 500,000,000 francs in States Infantry was u part gency of solving the housing prob- | Cottage, 40 \lonroe St ‘Vnr: Was Really pFounded in 1792 Timens Since. NATIONA wme, terminated in 1796, War de Mad A d was anize I||lv for elx wonths, according tc Aditment recdrds show that when der hix « at Pittsburgh, Pa.. | o Siakoed Wit cA | Sa peciations (ot LSSn T R ] El We have an abundance of the Market’s ’é lar army was reorganized in 1 n May, 171 de 2| cor tives here from Col. | ducts during the first s ’:x’u:\l\fln:l the l‘( olutionaty - war ton instructed Gene lul Wayne “do not | William X Haskell, allied high com- Ilh year. prices that means big savings to you. Dfll \ She reduced the balance of trade the place ! Ans first officially designated the spare powder and lead, so that the | missioner to Armenia, who has left WYpegion” and was divided into four men may be made marksmen.” The that country to come to Paris with against her at the rate of about 6.- = = - = T AR | From 9 to R S R mem B 0 Best Creamery BUTTER 1b 60c PURE FOOD 367 MAIN STREET FRESH CUT< OF PRIME MEATS—WHY PAY MORE FOR THE SAME QUALITY RIB ROANTS CHOICE BEEF .. 1b 28c¢ . 1 \\(\ CHUCK l{lb\\l"» . Ih 20¢ ll S . Ib 16e FANCY LA CHOPS . Ib 12¢ M L snse BN Bn 4 A % . Ib i8¢ 4 l'()lll\ lOl‘\N cereriase e Over country roads and city streets may be seen truckload after truckioad of Andrews’ dependable furniture on their various ways to pretty homes. Some loaded with complete home outfits—others with dainty suites for several different people on the way. j@@@mm@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ mflamwmmmm 0 SALT PORK 1 1 Fresh Killed Fowlib34c | ¥iNcY TRcos -t . BGGS, MILK AND CHEESE DEPARTMENT | New Pack Gem Nut I Special / Never have we made so many new customers—or sold so much to old ones in so short a space of time. "Tis the blggest mid-summer sale we’ve ever held—the valucs are greatest—repre- senting a saving of 20 per cent. It won’t last much longer—a few days more—don’t miss the opportunity. John A. Andrews & Co. THE BIG FURNITURE STORL CRISCO MARGARINE EG( Ib 29c¢ h 32c doz Fancy Whe PURE PE. \\l l l“ ™ B ———— FRESH FRUTTS AND VEGETABLES, SOUND MEALY NO. 1 -lnu \\||||| CELERY Y ELLOW BANTAM POTATC 15 1b pock 50¢ bunch 15¢ SWEEI' CORN ... ' (AN Sound) NEW CONN, JEMONS .. doz e ONTONS LARGE RIPE CANTALOUPES 3 for 25¢ NAT., VEGETABLES ALL KINDS, FRE GROCERY DEPT.—SEE OUR DISPL \\ SHEPFIFLD ETAP. MILK .. an ||. T SWIFT g HOME MAID g \\l . CAMPRELLS souPrs , ()(| \ l)lll( 10US 'EAVOR: YOU WILL: AMOUS FIND T ll}l \i. TO ANY COVFEE C |u\ |n FOU A 15¢ FOR. JUST TRY SO \\n BF CONVINCED. 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