New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1921, Page 21

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Saturday by buying this \ Genuine Columbia Grafanola |JAPANESE BASEBALL " TEAM GOMING HERE Will Make Trip Here (o Play | American College Nines Chicago, April 22.—The Japanese | “Father of Basedall,” Professar Iso Abe, who is bringing over the Waseda | University nine-this spring for the | farthest east a Japanese ball team has | ever played in this country, is one of | | the most beloved of all Japanese pub- | of the University of Chicago. | Prof. Merrifield helped to develop | the Waseda team 15 Or so years ago | faculty. “As the initiator of baseball in Ja- ' | pan and as the maker of athletic champions, Prof. Abe is known in ali parts of the Sunrise kingdom,” the Chicago baseball tutor said. “In bringing hls team to the United | | States this spring for the fourth time, Prof. Abe hopes to demonstrate the WEAK i spinach, lent| iron is iron just strong acids on does not injure the teeth nor upset the i iy e o Sy e ina ps dchm:’bd. revitalise ;-nu& exhausted nerves and give you new strength 3 Over 4.000,000 people annually using it. At all druggists. Beware o Substitutes Al £ Tnsit o8 having the gomuine. NUXATED IRON d Enduranca) .ndurancae Sends this $125 Grafonola home im- mediately and you pay only the bal- ance, $84. Easy Weekly Payments Gladly Arranged Think of buying this new model, nationally advertised Columbia Grafonola at $40 off. Everybody knows that this Columbia ments of the world. And these are the latest models with the famous three spring Columbia motor. This worth-while price reduction is made only on the present stock—which is none LATEST MODEL COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA Grafonola is one too large for the demand there will be for it. Place Your Order Early lic men, according to Coach Herrlcldl NEW BRITAIN DAILY fact that Japanese young men ca play baseball as well as any other na- tionalities in the world, given equal advantages with the rest. “He also hopes to prove by this ex- tended tour of America how cordial are the feelings which the educated, democratic portion of the Japanese people harbor toward Amefica and the world. “Professor Abe is modesty itself. Trained at Yale, he is a leader of lib- cral Christian thought, and as fluent a speaker in English ag in his mother tongue. | “Again and again he has refused tempting positions of honor in Japan that he might continue to influence the vouth of Japan through the class- room and especially while & fellow member of the Waseda i 9 { MA.RU,A LADE e BUY IT TODAY ¢Jf OF YOUR GROCER of the standard instru- 138 Main Street gleadquarters for Columbia Grafonolas and Records New May Columbia Records Here All popular double-faced records only 85c through ath- |i} 18 & o & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & @ & & ‘@ & & & & & & & # & & & & & & & & & & & - & & & = E & & & 7 & & & & & & & & £o3 & & & & @ & & & & & & & & & o & & COLBBISBLBIVLOOOBBEE HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, SBSVVEIHHPHCLLLLVCIG RGOV VOCCOCOSD 1921. DAMON BATTEY’S—Successor to G. L. fi@#fi@fifi@%#@fi@fi@@##@@@@@@@@@&@fi#####fififi#@%fi### The End is Drawing Near— BATTEY’S Half Price Sale Closes Tomorrow Night When the curtain is-rung down on this Half Price Sale, it ends the best opportunity you ever had to purchase Shoes. Why? Because it's a Genuifie 1-2 Price Sale " You actually get 2 pairs of Shoes:for the price you ordinarily pay for one. ASK MRS. SMITH—SHE KNOWS Ask any of your heighbdrs for their opinion—they have all been here during the three weeks the sale has been in progress—and will testify that - “It’s the BEST SALE ever Staged in New Britain”—“THE MOST HONEST”—No juggling with prices—the original Red Tags read the same as a month ago and all you do is Pay One Half What the Tag Says And you own a pair of Shoes or Rubber Boots for less money than you ever will again, even if you live to the century mark. Come! Come! Come! SPECIAL; BARGAIN TABLES Filled with odds and ends for less than Cne-Half. SPECTIAL BARGAINS On Tables at ridiculous—. Yes, crazy low prices. Tomorrow BEFORE 10 P. M. $2.08 Men’s and Women's Shoes, Oxfords, Etc., $3.98 Men’s and Women’s Shoes, Oxfords, -Etc. $4.98 Men’s and Women's Shoes, Oxfords, Etc., $5.98 Men's and Women’s Shoes, Oxfords, Etc. $6.98 Men’'s and Women’s Shoes, Oxfords, Etc., U. S. Army Hip-Boots, Good for Fishing, $2.13 $1.98 Boys’ $2.98 Boys’ $3.08 Beys’ $4.98 Boys’ one-half price one-half price .......... vees S1.99 one-half price one-half price one-half price and EMISses S oS B e rere ot and Nhlisses’ Shocs { o Be in at the finish ol Bill Battey’s HALF PRICE SALE Here Ends the Bargain : Basement. EXTRAS Less than one-half price. WOMEN'S \ WHITE SHOES 2o, Pair. Less than one-half price. WOMEN'S WHITE SHOES 25¢c, Pair. s SEJH Y ifi\fl”flfififi%@@Q0#@#@#@&#@&##@@fi###%#fi#fi@ &% b ffifi##fi#fifi#fi#fl#%fii###&#fi###%fi#fi###% fifi'&#fififi@?%##fi#@@#############M&#O##