New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 21

AMAZING! Talk About BARGAIN Values — we can’t remember—even in our palmiest days—when we could afford to sell clothes at such “next-to-nothing” prices. Honestly, it will take your breath away when you see what we have to show you. Just think, we’re now featuring NEW SPRING WONDER SUITS Maybe you’ve seen good-looking Suits in your day — still, we say you’ll be as- tonished to see what $15.00 can buy. The smart, cleverly-designed lines, the skilled careful workmanship, the fine selected materials — everything up to the good old Wonder Standard. For the simple reason that it’s a “maker to wearer” proposition — you save practically half. WE HAVE OTHER SUITS AT $24.50 and $29.50 Two Pan-s Now For The Former Price 0f One For Women! ‘ Gray Kid Lace,, Louis Heel Brown Kid Lace, Mil. Heel Brown Kid, Brown top, Louis Heel Gun Metal Lace, Growing- Girl Heel Gun Metal Lace, Louis Heel is Hnl Patent Pump, Louis Heel Patent Oxford, Louis H.-I Made to $ o8 sell at 55.85 Reduced To Y/ s a1 Heel cnfluu.m Brogue Lace, Gun M.m Lace, Louls B Kid, Brown cloth P'é'-"-'.‘ i Yoo < t. Butt, Calf a nHo;.l - top, Black Kid Lace, Mil Pat"Gray Buck Lace. Louis Teat ™" Gray Kid, Gray Cloth Top, Lace, Louis Heels; Black Knd One Strap, Rubber Heels; White Cawvas Lace, Military Heel; White Can- vas Lace, Louis Heel; Tan Satin Oxford Gray Kid Oxford. Made to sell at $3.45 and 33.95. Men’s Dress Shoes i inB ko Brown, in Lace, | Blucher styles. Leathe with Neolin guarantees Goodyear rubber he soles do not wear, new ¢ free, is the Goodye Formerly priced $7.85. Men’s Dress Sh Latest Styles and cluding the fame on Munson last. store. Formerly and $8.95.° Boys’ Shoes R Soys’ shoes in Gun Métal and pat- ent leather, lace and butten .tyl.l. sizes 9%; to 13V;—Reg- wular price, $3.45, reduced to... Boys’ Gun Metal Bn!un Shoes, sizes 1 to 43, Reduced To Men’s WorK Shoes. Men’s Heavy Tan Work $1 9 8 Shoes, strong durable soles and heels, reduced to Men’s Heavy Shoes, in black heavy weatherproof soles, for 85, Sal The Largest Chain of Shoe Stores In The United sented in eastern Kentucky, In lhe’ C. G. CONN.—LTD. AND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS Saxophone Instructor JOHN J. CREAN PIANO TEACHING attention to beginners. 13 Summer Street. Tel. 1209. Saxaphones Repaired. JAS. W. TYNAN, Agent. 68 Black Rock Avenue, "ASPIRIN” WARNING! Unless you see the name ‘‘Bayer’’ on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 20 years and proved safe by millions. =) g = SOME CITY! Lynch, Kentucky, Although Only -l’ | more years. Years Old, Boasts of a Population of 7,000 and a $300,000 Hotel Lynch, Ky., Feb. 18.—This city is les than four years old and has a population of approximately 7,000 persons, concrete streets and roads, a department store that compares favorably with those of much larger cities a $300,000 hotel, a $1,000,000 bank, the largest coal tipple in the world, an 85 bed hospital and a church of every denomination repre- ARE YOU | RUPTURED? | SURERELIEF SAMUEL M. BATTALION §g! opinion of R. B. Clayton, secretary of | the Harlan County Coal Operators' | Association it will be the model min- ! ing camp of the country within two | Sitting at the head of the valley of the Poor Fork of the Cumberland river, forty miles above the point | where it joins the Clover Fork at Har- | lan to form the main stream, the ! | town is the base of what it said will | - be the largest coal opqration in the | Cumberland mountains when it is | completed. Model cottages for miners and offici; re being erected as rapidly as possible. These homes have every convenience and are rented at the | | Ruptyre Specialist | Has oflices at the BELOIN HOTEL, Church street, e of RUPTURED NEW BRITAIN STORE .' 324 MAIN ST. Open Monday and Saturday Evenings ST 3 Near R. R. Crossing $2 a room for houses which the rate of are not hcated from power house and at a figure based on the rate of $2 per room plus the cost of radiation for homes heated with steam. The only general store in the com- munity rivals in its appointmentsand stock any department store in the largest cities of the cauntry, A $300,000 hotel has been erected on the Aighest accessible point in the valley. It is equipped throughout with all modern conveniences. Concrete roads and streets are be- ing built asrapidly as possible, the roads leading to the various points | where the veins of coal in the moun- ! | tains are expected to be opened. Pure lard, 15¢ 1b. Russell Bras.—— advt. Y : Lt Pae 1M To Stop a Cough Quickly central{ Take HAYES' HEALING HONEY. A Double Treatment, which stops ir- | ritation, heals the throat, relieves congestion and Cures the Cough. It's good! Children like it. 385c. (Give it one trial.) Pure Lard, 15¢c Ib. Russell Bros.— advt. —————————m——— — PALACE — SUNDAY HAROLD LLOYD T T um [} ] HEALT BY J. A. VOLZ, « This little old itself into a pm just how the dustries uneelnlly ever, this much is ¢ THY PI Those who are a part in this w country as well as: sick and the half advance even thel against them % There is no’ nee weak, Since t