New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1920, Page 3

Boston Store Only six more days Christmas trading in. to do your We are showing a fine assortment of men's silk muffiers, in solid and mixed colors, at special prices. 32.50 to $7.98. Men's fine mercerized pajamas, in plain and tancy ®olors, $2.50 to $4.50. Men's flannelette pajatias in med- fum and heavy welght Men's flannelette night shirts, sizes 15 to 20, $2.50 to $3.50 each. MEN'S BATH ROBES. Made from the Beacon Blanket. An fdeal Christmas gift. Men's silk hose in black and fancy colors, 75¢ to $1.50 pair. Men's wool sport hose, imported and domestic heather mixture, $1.00 to $2.50 pair, Men's fine negligeo shirts, made of fine quality madras, at new low prices, $1.75 to $4.50 each. A lange assortment of men’'s neck- wear $1.00 to $3.50 each. Men's arm bands and garters, in fancy holiday boxes, 29c to $1.00 per sot. — PULLAR & NIVEN OASH YOUR OHRISTMAS OLUB CHECK HERE. = EEEEEE J U U U U U UL “Y00-HOO, FELLERS—MERRY XMAS !” Together terns and wagons—ddn Ties, a Wod Sweater, a TROOPS GALLED OUT T0 PUT DOWN RIOTS Two Killed, Several Woanded at Independence, Arkansas Independence, Ark., Dec, 17.—Mem- bers of the Home Guard and Ameri- can Legion were patrolling the streets here today as a result of race disorders last night in which a white boy and a negro were killed and four white mea wounded, three critically. Other Home Guard and Legion members were on duty near the county jail, where, according to Chief of Police Hall, Noble Green, a negro who is alleged to have killed R. R. Wharten a white grocer yester- day is confined. Reports that Green had been taken to the state prison at Lansing for safe keeping were denied by Chief Hall, who said he had “an agreement with them that 80 attempt would be made to lynch Green.” “Them" number of white men in According to officials the climax came when Mayor John L. Wadman and Chief Hall accosted a crowd of armed negroes on tne street and urged them to go home. The regroes refused. While they were talking, a _group of armed whites came up. Witnesses say Arthur Harper, negro, without warning shot Lawrence Clennan a white boy, dead. Before Harper could lower his weapon he was riddled with bullets. The shoot- ing was a signal for a general en- counter. Both sides soon were re- inforced and the firing spread rapid ly the combatants taking refuge be- hind whatWver shelter they could find. The officers summoned aid but \ he explained “means a town.” | became almost crippled it was more than an hour and a half before the streets were cleared. Evap. milk 4 cans 50c. Russell Bros.—advt. Fns'lc milk, 4 cans $1.00. Russell —advt. DUNN SAYS CINOT KING OF TONICS MR. E. H. Dunn of 210 Lamson Street, New Haven, Says Bad Case of Rheumatism Was Entirely Re- lieved by CINOT. E. H. DUN “To say that I have suffered is putting it mildly,” said Mr. Dunn Some time since I from rheumatism and had to give up work entirely I had ffered from this disease. though, for about 15 years and this total inability came upon me. 1 was at my wits' end what to do as 1 had tried so many ways to get well, but a friend of mine wifo had taken CINOT advised me to try that remedy, and I am mighty thankful that 1 did, as it put me back on my feet and I am able to work without an ache or a pain. CINOT is the greatest blood purifier 1 have ever heard NOT IS BEING DEMONSTRATED IN BRITAIN BY AN EXPERT AT TEH MILLER-HANSON DRU STORE, CHURCH ST. It is also for sale in Plain- ville by G. R. Byington; in Forestville by Ker Pharmacy; in Southington b, fee's Drug Store y R. Steele; in Bristol by The in’ Galstonbury by C. and can be obtained at all first By Briggs e T — with the skates, the air rifles, They’re practical, sensib’e presents. Everything in clothes for lad and dad at Removal Sale Prices. BESSE-LELAND CO. 38 STORES Always More Value For Less Money. (3] u] (5](6] &) S} [@] [§] (6] (=] @] ] ala OH Sh’uu NAY MERRY CHRISTMAS ’t forget to give the boys some nice new Suit and Overcoat. (18] (] (o] (o] (o] (o] (o] Gl ol (o Ea) (o) Pt P (o) £ (o) (o [} o ] EEEFFEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE OO} OO} = = O] = [C]] ] = O] = [x] = = — ! magic lan- FNEEEEEEEEEEEE R YRR EEEEE R EE 38 CITIES DI EEE & ,GENUINE BLACK SKUNK SE Store Open Evenings, Saturday Dec. 18 to Thursday Dec. 23 STORE WILL CLOSE AT 6 P. M. AS USUAL FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21. ISE, SMITH & CO. usxreor Open Saturday Night Until 9 O’clock For the Accommodation of the Greatest Throng of Holiday' Shoppers and Bargain Seeckers in the Store” History—But Come Early if SALE {OF TEA SETS Of heavy.quairuple plate and Sheffield. 3-Piece Set, regular Sale price $11.00. ELECTRIC IRONS AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT Regular £5.00 kind with cord, plug and stand, special $4.19. Also at Our Basement Electrical Department ELECTRIC GRILLS Regular $15.00. Special $13.98 ELECTRIC HEATING PADS Regular §12.50, at ..... $10.49 ALCOHOL CHAFING DISHES, $11.98 $14.00. 4-Piece Set, regular $17450. Sale price §14.75. 7 4-Piece Set, regular §19.50. Sale price $16.25. 3-Piece Set, regular Sale price $15.95. 3-Piece Set, regular Sale price $19.25. 3-plece Set, regular Sale price $17.50. 4-Piece Set, regular Sale price $24.50. 4-Piece Set, regular Sale price $29.00. $19.00. $23.00. $21.50. $29.00. ALUMINUM FPERCOLATORS Manning and Bowman 9-cup size, regular $8.00, special $6.98 if Poesible. SANTA CLAUS INVITES THE KIDDIES To Come and See the Polar Bear Brothers in the Big Ice Cave at Toyland ~—DOWNSTAIRS— Gillette Razors $3.98, $4.25 and $7.50 Furs-The Gift Supreme HERE AT GREATLY REDUCED ngcEs FUR SETS $69.00 GRAY FOX SET, SELLING NOW AT This set is comprised of a round-shaped scarf, with head and tail trimming, soft ball muff to match. o ELECTRIC SEAL SETS, WERE $§75.00, NOW AT . . $55.00 The collar of this set is shaped to cover the s Half round melon shaped muff to match. CANADIAN WOLF SETS, WERE $125.00, NOW AT Very deep fine quality Sable, soft “animal-shaped scarf wi¥h' hud and tail trimming, muff to match the scarf. $139.00 TAUPE WOLF SETS, NOW Very deep fur of genuine Canadian wolf, very large animal-shs ape collar with fox tails, the same on muff. Very useful Christmas Gift. NATURAL RACCOON SETS—The fur that never wears out. With two handsome stripes on collar and the same on ball muff. values, selling now at and tail and large ball-shape muff to Selling now at ——— FUR COATS FRENCH SEAL FUR COATS, 36 inches long, 72-inch sweep, si[k lining, big self colla Regularly § 00. fancy Selling $198.00 FRb\(‘H SEAL COAT with very B skunk cape collar and flare cuffs of same fur. 36 inches long, T2-inch sweep, fancy silk ; regular .00. Selling now at $298.00 MARMOT, made of soft baby marmot skins, come in Kolingfy or taupe dyed, 36 inches long, 72-inch sweep, big a'f collar and flare cuffs. Price of this Coat $225. Selling now at ..... $169.00 NEAR SEAL COAT with elaborate collar and cuffs of genuine beaver, 36 inches long and 75-inch sweep, lined with fancy Pussy Willow silk. Price of this Coat was $475. Selling now at JAP MINK COAT, very fine quality. Edch pelt has h stripe and the same effect carried out on the border. long and 82-inch sweep. Price of this Coat was $550.00. now at Sasiisesessimssesastensrmasbisy GIFTS FOR BABY Our High, Bright and Splendidly Equipped Third Floor BABY'S WEAR SHOP is practically complete store in itself and offers in- X numerable sugges! Gifts. $400.00 Kiddie Coops — Bassinettes, swings, play yards, walkers and all kinds of play things. Hand Crocheted Sets—Sacques and bootees, white with pink or blue. Xmas Special $2.98 to $5.95. Little Tots’ Angora Suits— Four pieces, Sweater, leggings, cap- and mittens, sizes 2 to 6 years. From $4.95 to $14.95. Little Tots® Sweater Coats— Exceptional assortment of colors, sizes to 5 years. $2.98 to $7.98. Knitted Toques — Good range of white and dark colors, 39c to $2.98. Blanket Cloth Bath Robes— Trimmed with satin ribbon, light and dark colors, 2 to 6 vears. $1.98 to $5.98. Bablies’ Comb and Brush Sets \ —Hand-painted, pink and blue, = from 3¢ to $4.95. CHEST OF 26 PIECES COMMU TY PAR PLATE GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS 6 TEA SPOONS 6 FORKS G SOUP SPOONS 6 KNIVES 1 BUTTER 1 SUGAR Regular §16.50. Sale Price $11.65 AT @Sc—Two-quire M AT $1.00—Assorted ¥ AT $1.25—Twe-q or assorted tints, apd | Other speciaj values, »fl s1. i 75, $2.00, $2.50 # .y, te $5.6 Xmas Greefln‘ Cards—Attractively priced. Two fi b 15c, and' 25¢c. 25¢ dezen, 50c dozen, $1.00 dosen, ";&k“ dozen. Christmas Boxes are now displayed in every size you may require.; DOLLIES IN TOYLAN” 10c TO $16.98 Kewpie Dolls (large size) $1.39. Small Stuffed Dolls (dressed) 49c. Stuffed Dolls (dressed) 75c. TEDDY BEARS The - nicé Cuddling Bear that - will always popular with the children. Several siwes from: o $3.00. ¢ ) & ROLY-POLYS Assorted characters. Special at 49¢ e‘ch Other sizes at 25¢, 75¢, $1.15 and $1.75 each. CHAIRS AND ROCKERS Your choice of red or natural color Rockers. Others from $2.49 to $6.98. DOLLS’ A very good size. - TABLES, Others up to $2.50. Special at T8¢ o ¥ P1aNes Special at $1.59. Other sizes up to $39.58, Special 89c each. XMAS GLOVES AT CUT PRICES AT $2.69 Pair — Chamois Gloves, 1l-clasp style, with con- trasting movelty embroidered back, real French chamois in natural color, washable and per- fect fitting. These gloves re- duced from $3.25. AT §$2.79 Pair—Suede Gloves, fleece lined, grey, tan and brown, very warm, in 1l-clasp style. These gloves reduced from $3.00 and $3.25. Gray, beaver, mode, brown AT $3.25 Pair—Strapwrist and tan. Full P. K. or overs shirred wrist Chamois Glovest. sewn. Choice of unlined or natural color or white with sel or novelty batks. (i Thewe wioves . ' Lowd. Beth: RA nOUSIS S reduced from $3.85, $4.25 and ing embroidery. These G §4.59. reduced from $4.69. AT $3.85—Genuine Arabil Mocha Gloves in 1l-clasp styl IT’S TRUE that although the Holiday Buy- ing Season is at its height—Wg are offering Thousands of Dollars’ Worth of Staple Merchandise at Cut Prices. This Sale of Men's Overcoats is a good example. = N ;14\ MEN’S OVERCOATS| =¥ _ SIS | 0% Probably your Last and Only Opportun- ity to Buy an Overcoat at so Low a Price. Less Than Cost of Materials. Other Over- r coats on Sale at $25.00 and $30.00. Gvery one made for this season’s L S— - selling. Thousands of Toys Many At Cut Prices