New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1920, Page 2

IMM“RA“TY FA[;’"]R #@(&QQQ##QQ&#&& %{##fifi-##fi@i{##@@#@'&fifi oy 055 £ 5 Forae & Compans SEPT. FUR SALE Presenting the Maximum of Quality and Style at Savings the Knowing Woman Cannot Fail to Appreciate As is usual every season we have assembled the choicest products of the fur market and place them all en sale at such economical prices as will delight the very soul of women contemplating an in- vestment in a fur coat or ““smail furs.” The sale beginning tomorrow morning represents a saving of 20 to 40?7 from today's prices: a feat made possible by heavy buying away back in the month of April, at the lowest figures the ket afforded. New York is still in one cin prophesy how lon: it is impossible to procure furs which makes this sale and the opportunity to save = one Nearly all Coats, Wraps and neckpicces esting deviation from last vear's siyles, NECKPIECES Choker and Animal Shapes Marten. Baum Marten, Stone Marten, Wolf, Austrian Opossum. Blue Fox. Tnupe Fox, Lucile Fox, Black Fox COATS AND CAPES Kolinsky, Mole. SBELORGIFSVATTHOEEVROBETS LANTERNS Several Kinds and Sizes -3 THE DOL TERM ¢ ana moet_compiere 1o NN SUPPOT Also Cause of Wan. Agent Reports oV IVBLELHLTICLLBHVIVE Inc. Hartford t@fi&- ' | 2 @%Qfi#@@@fi#@ Joods, with every new To Choose From m In Students’ Supplies, 's Hook Straps ells Pens Rudder Bande Miss Cora Heale, agent for blets Memorandum Rooks Erasers Paper " New Britain Charity organizatior nposition Books presented her summer report at meeting of that assoctution last « ILubber Among other things, the state. included Drawing Writing Ink | During the months of June, Ju'ly been 588 organiz occasions we and August, there have @@&@fifi@@fi#@@ i TIONERY DEPT. ‘ | calls i charity | rooms. o | reauested to render a of ion have service of [ been Herbert L. Mills - Hardware Store 336 Main Streetg fotolelatotolo ot Xe ToRotol - Totototadofototetad 1ok thene of 166 telephone agent milies we vdditic whom some sort, 20 &Y applications THE | on Drug Co.! 171 Main Street from town eties coming There wer 400 made half of the 41 anked the n visits by the new f & to befriend in of known for imber families ' long of the ind out of 41 of those for the first of have period. Five mar DEBFHVVVVHLL L LHEBHIBOD years the the threes of a|great fur strike and no his condition will preva meanwhile of any description—at any price, all of most remarkable play some inter- the §7 trouble shiftlessness new cause scemed 1o This summer coming he evenly our knowledge Fall Tones twice a time cn need was MIRROLIKE KID Says: umongst illness, non-support work clubs meeting in bit of summer three special the past months, Many a man's neighbore have dmughc he was sporting a new car—when it was only the old bus polished up with Mirrolike. were formed Sable P;z-::wh Mole. eek for instruction ind younger clothes, knitting mending sewing sew . warm and rich Fa Ing of their own broth re with us again and ares y responsible for the :”v'::::v:. of our new Fall Skirts. s | Btyles offered a are plalted as well as 1oL aren and the fine wool | about twenty-five to enjoy rough serges and corded He was planning at e i oo ol of his sudden death to continue ond good This summer it > good fortune of the Charity tion 1o get 33 children from its fam- | iles into the New Britain Fresh Air | eamp for one or two weeks each. It the privilege of the wpend week there nurse in attendance help a bhit fn the accomplished ers’ and sisters and and on choice of Hudson Seal, STOLES Choice of these furs. Hudson Seal, French Seal, Squirrel, Skunk. COATS AND WRAPS 30 to 40 inch: the following furs: Baby Caracul, Raccoon, Leopard Cat, Neéar Seal, French Secal, Hudson Seal, Fall Hats, New, and Oh! So Different \ HATS FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS—FIfth FYoor. GIRLS' AND MISSES' NEW SUEDE Yes, and our prices are far under those usually paid for hats of such beauty and distinction, There are the smartest of all versions in velvet hats, both large and small: made jaunty and un- usual by the placing of an ornament, the angle of a feather novelty, the twist of a knot or draping of a crown. Many are cleverly embroidered in gilt or silver braid There's scarcely a Paris idea that is not re- produced in our early fall display of tailored and semi-dress hats. The colors, too, will delight you: Whey're every shade from dark tones to the brilliant rare colors. See them now: of course, you are tired of the old summer hats and want a new one; and these are the kind of hats that will prove indispensable for all winter wear. #fi####fi#fi##fi#fi’fififififi##%fifi#fifl'#fi##*#*fi#@ For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Ads Your years that farm suggest such a the time the was the organiza- 180 on could dny his FHHHBDBESHOBIELBBBGINIRSHIGBHOOIOHHEHD we restores fhe lustre to finish of old cars: preserves the fin- ish of mew cars. Mirrolike Mfg. Co.. $th St. and Jackson Ave.. Long Island City. ¢ the 43 other Mirrolike Products: also Mirrolike Furniture Polish. For Sale by All Dealers. work Marmot, Mole, Hudson Bay Seal, Squirrel. e remarkable to say, we. ng & really charming drt for as low as $10.95, Pt a dododod 2 Dot detodoR 2oteds agent welfare able to work and to be wonderful DON'T APOLOGIZE For wearing your shabby straw. GET UNDER YOUR FALL CONNECTICUT HAT TODAY. OUR OWN .. . $4.00 to $7.00 STETSONS $8.00 to $12.00 CONNECTICUT HAT- COMPANY.' THE ARCADE. & LOOKS LIKE WATSO FOR U. S. SENATOR MEN'S HATS—Main Floor TAMS—Fifth Floog. The THovafall p empany Have mbull St., Hartford. Been Victorious in Yester- to Buy Our Kind.” day’s Primarics Atlanta, Sept 5. —Incomplete re- turns from yesterday's state-wide compiled early indicated that publisher and once populist candidate for president had been nominated for U. 8 Sena- tor from Geargla. During the cam- palgn Watson was outspoken in his opposition to the league of nations | and in his eriticism of the Wilson ad | ministration Watson's opponents were Senator Hoke Smith who was séeking re-nom- inatlon; Governor Dorsey and John R Cooper, n Macon attorney [ Out of a total of 338 county votes official reports to the ,\(Mn!l" Constitution from 143 of the | eaunties In the state gave Watson 2 votes; Smith 32 and Cooper 0 One hundred and ninely votes are neces- sary for nomination Tteturns tabulated | Indicated that a second primary might necossary to settle the gubernatorial contest, none of the 4 eandidates appearing to have a mu- jority of the county unit votes. Figures rompiled by the constilution showed Clifford Walker, former state attorney geners leading with 178 votes and former U. S. Senator Thomas Hard- wick wecond with 168 demacratic today Thomas E. primary, 10 R B BB B G B B B DB B ITEMS hats—Wilson's. by newspapers Watson, nd Knox e agents Stetson Shoes. nd Co.—advt C. Beebe, teacher of plano resumes lessons September | t | \ | jos of St. Mary's T. A. and will hold a meeting In the jise tonight at & o'clock. It At that all members he After the business meeting our will be enjoyed W. J. CAHILL CO. MERIDEN, CONN. PLAINVILLE, CONN. unit WHOLESALE GROCERS 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock The W. J. Cahill Co., with their modern building and facilities, low operating costs. unquestionable integrity and ability, are to be classed among the successful, conscrvative business iniflt\“.io-ns“nl‘ New England. ntn—Wilson's.—advt Peauty Shop shampooing, 1 MANSA L. . top foor 438, Hazel N hats—Wilson's. Halrdressing, | scalp treat- Booth Rlock, Appointments Dyer.—advt advt by newspapers be Due to the rapidly cxpanding business they offer an issue of $150,000.00 in 7% Preferred Stock whichk will have back of it $£300.000 of assets with an income sufficient for ten times the di\idmds. on Preferred Stock. This offering of stock will be callabic at years at $110.00. IND CONVENTION. B. Boyle of this city will national convention of the J. of America at Washing- September 21 to 24 Boyle t of the Y. M. T. A. B. wo- was delegated by that or- to attend the convention. In September Gasoline At | Send her Dahlias—They're t A Gall | wonderful this year PNtsS on | T e sy expiration of three’ | The girl with whom you spent Special Aunditor’s report finished Jnm- 30 furnished on request. 134 — 127 — 16-3. FISCAL AGENTS, Those pleasant Summer hours— Phones — Plainville B. J. SKELLY, E.J. DYER, If you wish her To remember you When she gets back simply select special her low- let us for you a grouping favorite ers. New Britain’s New Dentist DR. KNAPP SAYS DON'T BE ASHAMED OF YOUR TEETH At prices I sam charging for high-grade dentistr,,, no one can afford to overlook the a4 and start vention makes Fords run llon of gasoline idest weather. Other cars portionate savings. earbufetor which cuts down consumption of any motor the Word, and reduces gas- from one-third to one-half biad schievement of the Alr. “arburetor Co., 6 Madison of Fall ¥ ad(CUFF SETS HALF the battle is to feel well dressed—and you know how very much crisp, filmy white collars and cuffs help to give you that pleasant feeling. Nowadays it's not half so much work to Flowers anywhere United Canadu delivered In the States or on a few hours’” notice; this through our tele- graph delivery , Ohlo. This remarkable not Increnses the all from 30% to enables everyone to run Ihigh gear. It also malkes it | art a Ford or any other ear | Idest weather without previ rming the motor With 1t use the very cheapest grade e or Half gasoline and half and still get more power | miloage than highest test gusoline mers 5 to So wure the immense wretol will make sénd it on 30 days r owner. As it ken off In u few all readers who 4 send name @ of car to the manufactur- nee. They also want Inrll whom they offer exce profits. Write uu-m only motors now get Many get as you sy they 50 miles to the v gallon of manufac. suving lhr‘\r’ that they trial be minutes by | et qumu can want their VoL FlllRAl. C0. 92 ” fresh and dainty, because you can keep these feminine “pretties wash them in a twinkling with Ivory Soap Flakes. A dash of these white flukes in the washbowl, warm water, a quick“dip in the suds that come bubbling up into thick foam— and your frailest, laciest finery is clean and fresh once more. Ivory Soap Flakes is so safe, too—you know it’s just 2 more con- venient form of genuine Ivory Soap that you’ve'always depended on. IVORY SOAP FIAKES Genuine Ivery Seap in Flaked Form for washing particular things Safe for Silks and Ail Fine Fabrics wonderful money saving dental values I am giving at this time THE ONE REAL PAINLESS DEN- TIST IN NEW BRITAIN Is an Actual Fact and I can Prove it No matter whare you have been or how littie youshbelieve in Painless Dentistry, at least give me the benetit of the doubt and try me. If I Hut You Don’t Pay Me! Those having extra sensitive teeth are especially invited to test my painless methods. GOLD CROWNS AND BRIDGEWORK GoLD (‘Rog \'s This pay exorbitan charges of the average dent for this work. I only do th# best and you pay just one-h: $5.00 the average price. ., Over Quigley’s Ins. Offi¢