New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1920, Page 17

£ . new uits and Overcoa S 0 s = Knox and Besse-System Look them over—you don’t Shoes for men, women and PAINTING! | DECORATING! hce Your Orders on the Seventh Floor [Dur Wall Paper service is a far-reaching one, extending into many avenues plpfulness. Interior and exterier painting and decorating, the placing of can- Is and ceilings being conspicuous features. We have an expert splendid- ified to advise and offer suggestions pertaining to color schemes in wood ing and painting and in the election of suitable wall papers; consult him at J pleasure; estimates on painting and papering one room or an entire house : B _LEL AND S heerfully given. Our supply of Wall Papers is kept at the top-notch of ex- JIHI‘!‘IIII,,I_ e and offers a choice of English chintz and cretonnes; period and colonial ; nursery cutout rymes in panel and border designs; artistic' papers for all {3 4 2 and SANITAS, the wahsable wall covering for kitchen and bathroom. watCh the Blgger Better Store Gl'ow s help you make the home handsome and cozy before the long winter begins, The Fox School of Dressmaking : New Fall Hats and Caps Opened September 15 : " We have the best for the smallest price in all up-to- A d A swers a Big Demand the-minute soft and stiff new fall Hats—all the Ilatest styles and the best quality felts. splondid coure of six lessons will be supplied under the personal supervision of an expert New . v fremmmaker. Learn to make your own dreases and dress better for less money. If you buy here, you will get what’s correct and the utmost in value. Declde what hours you want to come, and make your application at the silk department, sec< floor, at once The cost of the course of six lgssons is only $5.00. A Exclusive Agents Here Is a Good One: 3 Ma]]ofy and Besse System Hat,s SILK HOSE $ 1 85 ' _ Soft Felt Hats in all colors. (For Saturday) : $4, $5, $6, $7 's’'ve given the women of Hartford many happy Hosiery opportunities and none better than this . why Pay $8 00 or slooo else'hm? It's the chance of the season to buy the winter supply of silk hoslery at a big saving. There are frregularities which are easily passed over, as they are unimportant. Hoslery is of pure silk reinforced with lisle top sole and heel; in black, white. brown and mN,S CLOTH HA'IS DERBIES fancy colors suitable for afternocon and evening wear. The finst quality in these Hose sells at This wale will be heldon the Main Floor. { = Brown, green, gray Black and brown $250 $3.00 $3.85 $4.00, $7.00 Fitting Eyeglass Frames : Vanis—No Rub ond the importance of smart appearance, an accurate fit is Demonstration Notion Dept., Because of the present prices, you want to be sure ptial, as the most carefully ground lenses have their ef- Main Floor. : ) you are getting full value for your money good quality, ly altored if the position in which they are placed in Vania, No Rub, means there's il > good fit and good style. the eyes 1s not absolutely right. We use particular care no rubbing if you use this. ex- | y We are noted for our greater value-giving in Hats as lines and guarantee a correct fitting to every customer. cellent compound. Demonstra- weu as everythmg ot is the largest im Hartford. aTan T e : Optical Dept.—Mezzanine Flog with each purchase. afonolss e e o Men s Negllgee Shirts p DINING ' cr v ‘_ . ‘,. lwo exceptionally fine lots soft cuff and W At Just Hal lar band s A big chance to fill in if a few extral J§ chairs are need- ) onola right in ed. See our odd lots consisting of 1, 2, 3 kind of a reduc- y = = s Come and "’,: tion of 50 per cent from regular prices i hina Closets in ma- : / 5 hogany and walnut; to close 1-3 unds ular prices. L2 m BREEI B BE P4 B SR ER ‘ e selection of good pat- - [;ENS”S “I: | ot their number annually. Last vear's | tracted an oil used for dressing tops you to buy a number of B | count showed 550,000, of which |of automobiles. | 26,000 were killed for their pelts. . ] In the middle of the Behring Sea, lying 40 miles apart, are two islands 5 o | =8t George and St. Paul—the only " Iand to which the seals ever resort. Nan | Bvery spring they visit the islands to | ralse their young, leaving in the fall | _ | to winter in the North Pacific, and v is taken " -] ghel 'es Exp&[s [0 The kilking of the : ; =, done in the sumn { law, being com . Sept. 17.—The annual | Males. Last yeal h i t e s | sulted In 10,0 2 r scals now being taken bY | .. . o es u of Fishories s expected | plann ; pout 600,000 of the animals, | alo ‘ l f L times as many as when the ° g A ays l‘lore ue or . oney ant undertook the custody of W v al es IM & score of years ago h the seal spends much of | pe at sea, its habits make the | taking comparatively easy | iy h M. Smith, commissioner of annually the | | per skin, while u of Pisheries, explains the | 5160, which & ot _noses” ia of IMpPOrtance 10 | uin' Inerense ¢ “Blind killing” of the animals and the different belr furs, possibly resulting In ing the busin extinction Besides th er present government control, | ernment is g ith asserts that the seals are! en the about 10 or 12 per cent. onne per, »