New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 15

the BEE HI Cloak and Suit Shop ¥yt Apparel f+ for . Il p®and Children bn display. 120 Lconomy In Clothe a ided factor in our popularity. f'o be well dressed, to be in sfi'le and yet not be extravagant, is a problem that we have solved for many, many women in New Britain and vicinity. Our wonderful showing of Easter Suits, Dresses, Coats and ‘Wraps, is sure to please you. - mdsome, plain plor combina- 4 . Pleated Real Fine Camel Hair 2 And Velour Skirts - Polo Coats ‘?h? hand- e Wk fs : $11.95 ina $14.50 ns this season .. They are We have yet to see a richer look- ing garment at the price. popular and "most welcome Also better ones up to $39.50. y wardrobe. See Our Window Display for Style Suggestions. Suits, Wraps And Dresses AT $19.95 Embodying all that a smartly dressed woman could wish for in style, ma- terials and workmanship. All the newest colors and clothes, correctly designed and tailored, are represent- ed in these garments. An unusually advantageous purchase enables us to offer these at such a ridiculously low price. Better garments up to $59. The BEE HIVE i - A BV R DI P RO, Leonard — and — Herrmann Company Have You Bought Your New Spring Suit Yet—Or Possibly Is It Going To Be a Coat or Wrap!? Our Collections this spring are more varied than ever — offering umusual opportunities for economical selecting. Our prices are surprisingly low. - Why not give us a call and let us show you the new models just received. +OR WEAR WITH THE EASTER SUIT Hand Made Lingerie Blousés of appealing daintiness—made of fine Fremch voiles and sheer batistes—variously tri with hand-drawn work, hemstitching and real . - laces. Very specially priced from " $4.98 7" ™ $9.98 Extraordinary Offerih_g | Ladies’ Gloves Specially Priced any of our $3.50, two clasp kid Wednesday — all sizes in this sale. All the wanted spring colorings included. 3 don’t need to. - going to turn which she had found in the spilled- out contents of my “keepsake trunk.” ' She would not risk Dicky's possible knowledge; of such a confep s New Phase of ence. ns of a Wife ged"” Lillian and me concerning M wrecked rooms, aboye all, the the ' mined cleverness with which she monopolized Dicky through the ing—all these revealed the fact #i she had come back into my life & o woman of the world, with an abul ance of weapons in her quiver, and@ ® determination to use them. “Distinctly Dangerous.” How much consclence remain , | her spiritual make-up I did not kne But in my mental card index I p her under the heading, ‘“Distinet! Dangerous,” and I was grateful, in- s | deed, that since the Fates had sent | D her to live in the Durkee home, the | they're’ sommt s, | tg srim sisters threc had also decreed | should ask You. He 18 | that Dicky and 1 should no longer live | those snaps for you."” in the house next door. | He helped with the hooks of my Lilllan halted at the door ¢¥ my | gown, and stooped and removed my h | father’s room, which I had assigned | pumps, ot which he knows I | dislike doing myself. He balanced to her and her small daughter “If you don’tt mind, my ' dear, I am | one of tt going straight to bed,” she said. | rose, lo “Don't forget to call me early in the ” in his hand ch | morning. Ehis | own breakfast.” v ment._which ordinarily certainly have the prettiest . We may have to get our | foot, Madge,”” he said, but the compli- ould have vils have left me, . It looks as drawings were R i The Best In Corsetry Only the makes which by tests and from $1.50 to $10.00 el Milady’s Undergarments They are an im- portant accessory to the Easter costume. @ All the newest style ! effects now being shown. Silk Petticoats Featuring a wide se~ lection of new color- ings and color com- J -m.* are materials wed 8