New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1920, Page 18

G HOTEL BRONSON BUILDING EEERESRGES B STILL MORE HOES Two More Truck Loads for the Big PUBLIC SALE Mer’s and Women's BRARD NEW SHOES AND OXFORDS. Al Ready for Tonight and Tomorrow At These Astonishing Low Prices in the Hote! Bronson Buiiding Open Evenings SKINNAY "HURRY ‘LP SHIN - NAY RUN LIKE EVER' THING. All Styles—$7.00 Value $2.98 $5.50 Value $2.98 Shoes that are worth $6 and $7 a pair. A saving to you of $3.00 and $4.00 a pair. OH, SKINNAY We have some exceptional values in Boys’ Summer Suits and Odd Trousers at 20 Per Cent. reduction. Vacation days demand Clothing that will stand hard wear. You’ll find our'line made in $4.50 Value most durable materials BESSE-LELAND GO. These shoes are worth $7.50, $8 and $9 a $7.00 and $8.00 Values pair. A saving to you of $3 to $5 on a pair. 38 Stores 38 Cities | . Always More Value for Less Money '$7.50 Value $3.98 IND SEEMS : were almost covered with persons unable to get shelter or unable to pay the high prices resulting from the influx. Thousands went to resorts by motor $8.00 and $8.50 Values $4.98 2 | Salt Lake City, Aug. 2-.»\11( Lnkav City’s “morals ordinance” which has been the subject of considerable com- | VAGATI[ININfi Sbon and Resorts P Belore Equalld U§. 27.—Never has there odus from the larger d to seaside and vil- jcation period as this ds and coastwise steam- have been unable to traffic and lack of hous- at the more popular forced thousands to - sands until they can ar- t back home y because of custom cause this month is the the cool English summer, hollday time of the the government decided rond fares to 76 per cent reo-war level in order to of the losses incurred in the government This made in fuce of a solid g0 Agmenst It and was become effective in sequently thousands who thelr vacations later r plans to avold the fare @ decision to go early to arrange for accom- t resorts and thousands th the ldea of taking a tting rooms. The result jon everywhere. of the London ‘stations d seven hours to eatch hw to Brighton were heav. ng before the hour of t Liverpool' they took tny night to obtain places Saturday to the popular The boats were loaded they could be docked, s were left behind when ht came. People on the » ndmonished w officials less they had accommo- 0 island. Few h'-rlml it, that night the beaches | moon. char-a-bancs, which have become \n) popular this summer because of high rail fares and inconvenience of | crowded trains. It is & custom in England for many people of the less influential classes to marry on “bank holiday", the first | Monday In August. They take their fortnight vacation wwr the honey- At one village two hours be- fore a train left for a popular nearby resort 20 couples were lined up iIn; front of the village church waiting' their turn for the parson to do his duty. ment lately, has finally become a law, {and hereafter public dances nnd’ transportation lines running to nearby resorts will be under strict regulation, The dance ordinance prohibits all im- | modest posturing or gesturing, bars from the dances to which the public | is admitted, all persons under 18 years, unless accompanied by al parent or guardian, and abolishes the “moonlight” dance The ordinance regarding transportation lines requires | that all cars used in transporting per- sons after dark shall be Dbrightly | ighted. CLIT T T T o T T T The Responsibility of Your Child’s Future Restson Your Shoulders Will the neglect of your child’s eyesight today be a black shroud on your conscience in after years when you view his inefliciency of vision compared to other men? Remember, young eyes do not necessary mean strong eyes. Your child’s vision is constantly changing and striving to adjust itself to his body growth, and the eye- sight is frequently overtaxed at this period. not afford to feed and clothe and nurture the body and mind and leave his eyes to take care of \|| examination will quickly determine if the little fellow's vision needs reinforcement. Bring the child to us for an examination. Davis & Goodwin REGISTERED EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS 327 MAIN STREET. “We Grow Because We Know.” TEL. 1905 fi'#fi@fi@###@fi#fi@fififi##fi###&###fi #@@@@@{@@fififififi_fi@@@@fi@@@@@fififififi G#fl'##&#Q#########fi###@?fi#@ ) Real honest-tc-goodness Shoes that are worth $10, $11, $12 a pair. A saving to you of $5, $6, $7 a pair. $5 98 Supreme values, the world’s finest that sold for $11, $12, $14 a pair. You save from $6 to 38 All Styles $10 and $11 Values $10.00 Value $5.98 a pair, Black and Brown All Styles $12—$14 Values $5.98 U. S. NAVY SHOES And $12, $14 Values $6.98 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — SHOES EXCHANGED AT ALL TIMES. e SHOXK CO. 421MainSt. HotelBronsonBldg. Cor East Mai St