New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1921, Page 7

RALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1921. SUITABLE FROCKS FOR MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT OF THE WEEK-END VISIT HARTF ORD The February Furniture Offers Unrestricted Choice of Vast Asso.lin¥ On Three Floors And In The Large Warehg ‘25 TO 33¥% UNDER REGULAR PRICH We’ve made extraordinary plans for this salc; unprecedented plans; and taken such unusual s event stand at the head of its class that all former half-yearly Furniture Sales, great as they have been, will comparison. ' Every home need is generously anticipated, and officc furniture is included. Reduetions range from 25 to 33 1-39,. Actual savings are far greater and hard to compute as we o furniture on 6ur three great floors far under replacement figurcs. If good furniture could be lower priced we would so price it; if better qualities wore possible we’d} assortments could be more satisfactory: we would have them. In all probability the present low prices cannot be named after these stocks arc replaced by fu manufacture. . This is the sale you've waited for; the sale that saves you real money. LIVING ROOM SUITES | FOR THE DINING: dopicce eut velour, taupe color, Davenport. Arm Chair and Rocker, loose spring cushion on spring seat; regular price $545, February sale price . $375 can walnut or mahoguny, regular pricq #-piece blue cut vélour suite, consisting of Dav enpml Arm sale price Chair and Rocker, regular price $590. February sale $395 10-picce mahogany Dining Room Suite, He #-piece cane velour suite. large Davenport, high back Wing Chair and Arm Chair, regular price $475, February P sale price . $3_25 10-picee mahogany Dining Room Suite, Tudg 3-piece cane suite, upholstered in brown- silk u‘lmu cnnaul- ing of large Davenport, high back Wing Chair, and Arm Chair, regular price $635, February sale price .... $425 beautiful China Cahinet, 5 side and ong 3-picce two-toned velour and tapestry suite. high back Wing ats covered in aclected tabutcl ¥ Chair, Arm Chair and Davenport, loose spring cushions i . T X . . : on, spring scals, regular price $565. February sale February sale price Q9 overy woman likes to keep | The quaint big-flowered silk with | Kennedy's frock of dark blue satin. a hand an outfit sultable for a week- | ''8 Vvelvet ribbon girdle and feather [It would be attractive also In trico- | Brice i 5 : i Yin: I Sui - ax fan hanging from it, its clusters of |tine or serge. The lace ‘“set.,” plas- 4-piece blue velour slull Arm Chair, Rocker and Davenport 10-piece mahogany Dining, Room Suite, wi sl ekt ausite velvet-centered chiffon roses and its | tron and cuffs, is a reviva »lhal loose spring cushions on spring seats. regular price $475. oblonp.' Table. Chairs with blue hairclo 1 $ Ll odd turped-back shoulder sleeves that | promises much. This one has a foun- February sale price ... $325 0 from ‘“‘Cornered,” at the Astor| really are not sleeves at all, but |dation of fine batiste. 3_niece ;tri d blue 1 gold velour it S : f lare fer in New York “caps, is an appropriate frock for | With these three frocks any week- s STl ele L G G AT S, (o e By o LERdRs IThe sports costume with its sleeve- | any evening affair. Both of these are |end visit anywhere ought to be en- Wing Arm Chair. Wing Rocker and large Wing Daven- bapdeau of white pique and tan| worn by Natalie Manning tirely successful, at least from the port, all equipped \nlh loose spring cushions on spri ater, answers for forengon. Then for afternoons there is Mhdge |, clothes point of view. seats, regular price $900. I'cbruary sale price .. SGOO regular price $700. February sale price 10-piece Queen Anne period Dining Rou A regular price #6735, February sale price Buffet. 54 inch extension Table, enclosé Regular price %810, February sale pri; 10-piece mahogany Dining Room Suite, Ch axn:vers’ Natice fiSERVETWfiiiWEHEESE BEDS, SPRINGS AND .MATTRESS ¢ Doard of Mellet of the City of e e e s | —— ~ |l WHITE ENAMEL BEDS | WAY SAGLESS SP! Hallat 10.0'clock a, m. ‘0 12 m. , e wrap in the AoUUnY Ha¥el it moal = gtrom 4 Mam. to 5 p. m. on crate oven for twenty minutes, bast- White enamel beds. some with brass trimmings. odd sizes : he Famous Way Sagless, twenty-five yean ing with the syrup in which the ap- |@ for which we ave sale sélling agent: prices. i / ples were cooked. Serve warm witk close-out esday, February 1, 1921 | e DA | |ty LAYER FELT MA ttond to the duties pertaining to | (Copyrlght. 1321005 B A M| $13.50 Jlic:\ A \ntment. Also on February | = e H £16.00 Beds ..... Sac S0 GGE 598 N 5 A 3 | R | &18 N All cotton layer, felt, silk, floss and hair sty l’ 1th and 16th from 2 p. m to | U. S. DESTROYERS ARRI‘E H "_”"(,)0 :i';:‘:: 1o R e 2 & art ticking covers, plain. roll and impe Iy and every evening, exoept Sun N ; ot Rk e ing the popular NO-TUFT combinatif trom 7 ““‘ sl l‘_"b"°° ot et] Three American Naval Vesscls Are at || el 712,50 white cotton Mattress at o amd including February B . '.aO layer felt Mattress layer felt Mattress s PEMaLY 2dst s the last day on | ! ) ayer n’ )l“‘u\:un for Rellef can be| _'VIen planning a menu with cheese B madc Fices 4 BRASS B DS 5 el M‘“”“‘“ e g 9:0 l"l the central dish there are several Callao, Peru, Jan. 31—Three United E .50 layer felt alMtiress at , from 7:30 p. m. to 9:00 p. M. ! things to be kept firmly in mind. layer felt Mattress at also give notice that we will meet | Cheese is a concentrated food 3 . - - Can s < \ Brass beds in the satin, velvet and Pollet finish, colonial and v, ]-“U felt Mattress at oard of Assessors on Febryary | Pulky food must be added to sa | s n o R L N en DS (M B oD contil ¥ ayer felt Mattress at hunger and ald digestion. A coarse | nett arrived herc yesterday afternoon, | continuous posts. le 10:00 a. m. bread should be used in place of | forming the advance guard of the | £535.00 Brass Beds s WILLIAM SCHAEFER, white and a vegetable containing lit- | United States Atlantic fleet which $39.50 Brass Beds at . ... Sl S SILK FLOSS MA WILLIAM MIDDLEMASS, tle starch. A salad or fresh fruit | will pay a visit to Peruvian waters. g SLIN lightens the heaviness of the cheese. | The America hi - by £40.00 Brass Beds at ] JOHN CONLIN, Tea or coffes and never chocolate |'enihusiastic reception. - = @ #15.00 Brass Beds at .... A0 Al Ao Mabizes o Board of Rellef. | ;hould be served with a luncheon or | The official program arranged for $50.00 Brass Beds at ........... O (il Mo S of supper in which cheeme figurcs us | the entertainment of the officers and $55.00 Brass Beds at . ... : + $37.50 and $#0.00 silk floss Mattresses the main dish | crews of the American ships will he- | | £60.00 Brass Beds . i 2.00 & 5.00 sill fioss Mattresses at Mcnu for Tomorrow. gin tomorrow with the arrival of th S o > Breakfast—Cereal cooked with | battleship squadron. LG %70.00 Brass Beds « L7.50 k floss Mattress at datew, cream, hot baking powder, bis- 4 silkk floss Mattress at cults, marmalade, coffee. i ’ 3 with cheese sauce, Fremch endive, d baked apple dumplings, tea. = £ 7.0 Nati i Spri e Gl RN RO »Al'/U v.\.\»h(mal l_ul}k S];;‘-mg\ at E + Mattress baked fish with stuMing, buttered sl il ttentionfio M inas (31000 ‘\l,““""l I"",k .‘\'”'m“"\ at air Mattress peets, banana and peanut salad, | age Regarding Ofl Propertics—an- | |§ ' 0 Wish Bone Spring. ¢ : v i ol stiress squnsh ple, coffee b $22.00 Foster Ideal Spir Springs & } aiv Mat Mary's Own Recipes, swer Expected This Week. ; : it S When dates are cooked with the 3 cereal less sugar should be used with Mexico, Clty, ' Jan. 31 —Caretul the “sugar and cream.” Rolled oats | $tudy is being given the latest United or a bran porridge will keep the bal- | States government note regarding oil ance in the meal since the baking . ‘ i properties 1in Mexico and the Mexican | F k R U h H powder bisculta are made of - e | bovbenment i ooy " Mexican or Quic. eturns se i e Ile white flour. The marmalade furnish- | during the present weck. Washington , b es the enlivening touch. demanded, according to the .m(l.lor. or c s \Ilu("( 4|‘ Iam With Cheese Sauce. @ revision of permits to drill oil wells 1R qups chopped ham (cold | granted by Jacinto B. Trevino, former L Ot rwoliled or fried) % lind or. minister of industry and commerce, Malted Milk Areidse and included with its néte a list of ofl for Infants and Invalids ' RS ey companies whose interests would be ! Agnid Imitations and Substituteas e fits seriously affected if permits were al- = 2 tablespoons flour | lowed to stana. salt and pepper i -4 cup grated cheese —— - WE 124 cup mixed pimento ZION DEACONESSES COMING. S P 70 ST MAIN STREET triangles of toast —— BORt tossciitt tinaer Manall i | vollval sanau ATSEICAITo Chttetinntoe Z ; ; TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY BIG MEAT S Make a white sauce of the butter, “Wicked New York.” AN & - f flour and milk. Add salt and pepper 7N IS T any 2 i . and cheese and cook until the cheese It requires is melted Add pimentoes T Voliva, who has barred smoking e wPage’s OoM.C 4is @ SIRLOIN, PORTER- tz N o repaira of [B | 2™0Unt of salt will be determined by |among the men and low neck watsts Pape’s Co! ompoun IS g —no repa the saltiness of the ham. Put a ls and cosmetics among the women in Quickest Relief Known HOUSE, ROUND Callao, Peru. as Advance Guard of | £351.50 Beds States destrover divisions under the| Zion, 11, Jan. 31.—Overseer Gleen . It is easily ap- er of ham on the toast. add a la this scttlement of disciples of the d over the old roof—you of rice and pour the sauce over the |Christian Catholic Apostolic Church e p't have to rip off the old whele. Serve very hot of Zion, last night announced that Baked Apple Dumplings. he had sent two emissaries to “Chris- Lon’t stay stuffed-up 1, 1-2 cups flour u.mlzc the wicked city of N - r to roof paint and 1-2 teaspoon salt