New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1920, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1920, BESSE-LELAND’S Samuel Elman Hard Pressed for Noney Caught with enormous stock and uncompleted building, The Besse System seized the oportunity and bought the entire stock. 30,000 Pairs of Men’s Pants GO on Sale Saturday Morning at Around Half Price The Samuel Elman Co., pant manufacturers for 30 years and makers of the celebrated “Unique” brand of men’s and young men’s pants, sold from coast to coast and known for their high quality and perfect fit, has been caught with an enormous stock on hand at this time when the market is depressed and, to add further to his unfor- tunate condition, his new, large factory is about ready to move into. But the banks have tightened up and insist on money. MR. ELMAN MUST HAVE MONEY. He is obliged to dispose of this stock at a great sacrifice. THE BESSE SYSTEM secured this great stock of 30,000 pairs of pants at a price so low that they can sell . . them for around ONE HALF PRICE. A wide range of material# and prices in every size of long pants makes it a ii"sflgws 3 I_SJ fi{‘iv’fs$3 QQ, PARTS 3 95‘ piirs 4.2 _J Piks 510 *4.50 l 495 [5i5’5.40) [5in’6.65| BESSE- LELAND CO ‘ 38 Stores 38 Cities —*“Always More Value for Less Money.”—