New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1920, Page 21

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He says his father was Wl- recently. fonso XII and his mother, the king’'s morganatic wife, and that he was Rumania, in 1884. men The present Spanish ruler was born two years later. was hidden away during much of his early life and then did a good deal of traveling. For the last four years he has been living here with his foster- mother, Mrs. Helen Gilchy, who died He says he is not seeking the Spanish throne, for he would rath- er remain here with his writinzs. DYE KIGHI Buy only ‘‘Diamond Dyes"* Each package of “Diamond Dyes™ containg directions so simple that any woman can diamond-dye worn, shab- by skirts, waists, dresses, coats, gloves, stockings, sweaters, draperies, every- thing, whether wool, silk, linen, cot- ton or mixed goods, new, rich, fade- less colors. 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We not only prom- ised but gave the biggest shoe bargains ever offered at any sale. The bargains con- sisted of today’s styles, and the qualify the best obtainable. . Tomorrow will se e here their friends and a good many repeatirs, for these values will bring them. AT 5.45 This Shoe should be of great inter- est for every man, whether he needs shoes are not— LISTEN ! They are made of first quality tan calf on an English model last, Goodyear welted soles and rubber- ized heels and well worth $8.50. Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes CHILDREN'S ,CHILDREN’S FELT DRESS'SHOES COMFY STYLE, In tan kid, button |HOUSE SLIPPERS style, worth $2.50. 50 val —ON SALE AT— _oisfil SA}:Eue. $1.79 98c CHILDREN’S SCHOOL AND DRESS SHOES In gun calf, lace style, $2.75 value. CHILDREN’S FELT SLIPPERS Puss-in-boot style, . Worth $1.75. —ON SALE AT— | —ON SALE AT $1.98 $1.19 LITTLE MEN’S TAN ELK HIGH CUT SHOES 2-Buckle effects, sizes up to 135, worth $4.50 —ON SALE AT— $2.98 BOYS’ STRONG SCHOOL SHOES U. S. Army last, in tan elk uppers, worth $5.50 —ON SALE AT— $3.69 168 Main St. New Britain LADIES LADIES’ DRESS SHOES This lot consists of high-grade footwear, but broken sizes, value up to $6.00. —ON SALE AT— O98c LADIES LADIES’ FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS Leather soles, fur trimmed, Juliet style, colors, $2.50 value. —ON SALE AT— $1.69 LADIES LADIES’ BLACK KID COMFORT SHOES Lace up style, rubberized heels, worth $4. —ON SALE AT— $2.98 LADIES LADIES’ AND GROWING GIRLS’ GUN CALF DRESS SHOES N Low and military heels, high lace up style, worth $5.50. —ON SALE AT— $3.98 MISSES’ EXTRA HIGH CUT S€EHOOL AND DRESS SHOES Button style, sizesflup to 2, wol . —ON SALE AT— $2.98 all 1638 Main St. New Britain FEEEEr T Yl e RS E s e LY I D EEE fl#@@@@*i@@@@@@@@@fi@@@@@@fi@fi@@@@@@@@fi@@fi#@#fi@@@-@ JopoooiooioooooooBooospEsoanoo "ASPIRIN” WARNING! 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