New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1921, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, JUNE lp YOUR favorite .; = HARTI.;‘;).R_.; sery) Cier kol win | || We Are Doubling Our Space 0 in CASH! | In order to stimulate interest in ,‘ FOI’ Spflrt And Ready = TO G0O0D BED, tlz pdcers. of — | » wear Hats ’ : , ' WE HAD TO DO IT — THE DEMANDS IT. ~[YRNEECEET B THE NEWLY ENLARGED DEPARTMENT WILL BE READY 7 !mgfl 3 SATURDAY AND WE SHALL HAVE A GREAT z ¢ [VIOTHER’S BREAD | ENLARGEMENT SALE OFFERING SUCH ATTR ACTIVE FEATURES AS \ aremrrm o e ' | 200HATSONLYONE 500 SPORT HATS famous since 1869.73 America’s DOLLAR EACH. $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 best and most delicious bread— y Included will be Trimmed Hats, Sport Hats, Sailor Hats, Shore Hats and Misses' Hats. In all colors and combinations. Straw ana Take Your Choice at $1.00. satin, straw and felt, and all felt. offer. a first prize of $50 t |l SAILOR HATS TRIMMED HATS il @ Lt e o | | $5.00 $8.50 $10.50 $5.00 $7.50 $10. ———to the MOST POPULAR GROCERY CLERK in New Britain and vicinity. ALL THE ABOVE ARE TRULY REMARKABLE VALUES. £ COME AND SEE THE NEW DEPARTMENT. SECOND FLOOR. SOUTH ELEVATOR WHO is e]ig‘ib]e Any and every grocery store FEM- ’ PLOYEF-—male or female—in New { M N k ?9 M H for a PRIZE? Talorh Chrl Ko it e, s e en’s Neckwear C en s riose ployed) asha lcounter-clerk:l antloutside order-clerk. a cashier or in any other capacity which n it come ; % New Crepe Four-in-Hands. open ends, the New shipment of Lion brand lisle hose for men. under the general classification of grocery clerk. i l| scason’s newest patterns and figurs Polka dots And selling fast. Colors black, white, navy, cor- . in blue and black. Selding at 2 dovan and gray. Only 35c a pair. Get in early, What counts Every Dexter TRADE-MARK cut out of a WRAPPER for DEXTER'S MOTHER'S which you may cast in favor of the clerk whom vou are “boost- ing.” Just send your trade-marks or cake box bottoms (with the B b : (ABOUT 350 ALTOGETHER) name of the clerk and that of his store) to: SRS S 95 GROCERY CLERK CONTEST EDITOR, A & 3 : S THE ULT OF A DECISION TO OFFER CONNECTICUT WOMEN AND MISSES ~ New Britain HERALD or RECORD. <! » T EST JERSEY SUIT THAT CAN BE PROCURED AT THIS PRICE (Send your votes to either of the two papers.) Our willingness to take less than normal profit and the splendid co-operation of manufac- e e et iy o witAre :nd CAKE BOX J rers makes this phenomenally low price possible. (every one n vote) to the clerk himself (or herself.) ¢ xedo and Notch Collar models. Copen, navy, heather, green, tan, black. All sizes, 16 to 44. - - : “ou will want one of these Suits. Get busy in behalf Of YOUR favorlte clerk——TODAY! i '}'m- \\ul!]’knmn‘ship n-‘ ixcvn(-m.H You will marvel at the value. Would You Like A Tricolette Sport Skirt I TRINITY STUDENTS \IRPLANE GARAGE urh, is ippeal with! a sta % DWFLLERS lN london. June 3.—The first airplane | <killed mechanics -under q FOR ONLY $8.50 — HERE’S THE WAY TO GET ONE. < ~ zarage for the use of the i touri round engi A advertises t & - o ARE SEEKING JOBS [r2 10 Aenut n'; .(“I‘nleldm\ suh ”,'1, -8 ,‘:' e hw,,'”:m, ‘“‘\.,,' o s We are sclling. at the trimming section, main floor, south store, beautiful and fine quality tricolette _ ————————— E| material for o skirt, the material coming in two skirt widths. To make up the skirt is a very simple ANY PRIM'TIVE n B tes W il natesing Cottatoniy iss sOMBCHbIcE ot aliterentlinbrtalcolor o mbliations! A very attrac- I but 10 Will Do Work of Soma = = Bl live and unusual offer - Ans . bandiy in colors for hats, sweaters and trimmings, special at $1.00 a yard. Sore During the Summer e K Colored fringes for sashes and scarfs, special $1.69 a yard. otivities Lead to Protest Vacation Period. Hartford, June The college stu- mer holidays idling on the verandas | of the summer hotels or supported by June 3.—The colony of cave- | niy fatner on the farm or in the coun- | Perlin, which took the \ Hoctrine so literally | tFY homes has become rare these | = : i PR TR LD e gemi= |l A DRESS FOR A DOLLAR i just out of Ber-| ., have made their plans to work i '}“" ""'J“dh“" my belief thac Vinca W1 mocd wearing N product, honestly made Z = . . . ” i . e = Aisporsed by the | during their summer vacations. These E onestly represented, will find Wouldn't think it possible, would you? Well, there are several thousand women in Hartford he colony's leader, Dr. Hein- | igures are given out by N. L. Hersey, a ready market. Certainly this has 5 and vicinity who can show you evidence of having pur-hased at this store a good dress for a AT vt ore w magis- | direct of the student employment proved to be true in the case of La Lo d dolla a tour sale of dresses for girls all the way from 2 years old up to sizes for high school girls. t the experiment was & simple | bureau T .raine Tea.” 23 / .S 2o ‘ : turday we expect to sell all that remain. o housir ot Some of the methods v which 'Z < o There are lovely voile dresses in pretty colors and neat figures that are just the thing for sum- roblem Trinity men will earn their own write Dept. 22} AT ) mer wear antl made up nicely and they are in sizes 6 to 14. Then there are gingham dresses larn Deann. Ny rd- | money this summer will be by work- for FREE 2 oz. Canister R i B -not many of them—in sizes 6 to 10. ery one of these dresses is worth far more than you are and she t instructors, hotel “bell HAIfPoand Canistes 200 3 asked to pay. On sale at Misses' Department. IShaglothDEER I Iy pEESTNChaUloUrs e n B W. S. QUINBY CO 2N AR i Then at the Infants' Department there are hoth rompers and dresses at $1.00 cach, in sizes 2 fant ¢ ried t 8. reporters and in banks and Boston-(9) Chicago e & y to 6. Mainly ginghams, but some chambrays and linens. And such clever little garments, / made up so well and of such good materials that you will doubtless feel inclined to buy several while they are available. ve-d insurance offices. Some will go back r | to the tarm to worl t to loaf, th \ppar \ hile others will try tutoring E - g ‘ of sight-secer 1 er ) Several wil o - = h SATURDAY PROBABLY YOUR LAST CHANCE ON THESE juent the vicinit have recours ) book-sclling as did E Jldberg from his abode in the | their fathers . Zarathustra' issned ular There i plenty of work for students the Nictzschean philosophy, | if the wre willing to sell peanuts, ] . R RE | : " Qur Hosiery List For Saturday Includes work-worn to i d 5 H 2 e S N 3 Entire floor 90x50 feet, with power, gas Womentafiber SSiliciBtockinaz e fspecialfiotiof Three specials In Children's Stockings. Regu- white only. Sizes 9% and 10. Selling at 50c¢ lar 50c three-quarter sox 85¢ a pair, three pairs for $1.00. . . . . 3 a air. and water connectlons, sultable for llght P Richelleu Rib Drop Stitch Silk Stockings, in Children’s 1x1 Rib Cotton Stockings, 25c. § . black, white and colors at $1.50 a pair are here. Children’s fancy top Mercerized Sox 35c. manutacturing or storage. experiment by S Manning & Starr vmen - was sid o Expert Auto Repairing form En Starting and Lighting Systems, FRESH FINE CANDIES AT POPULAR PRICES SATURDAY SALE OF SMART NECKWEAR HANNA'S GARAC l . Walnut and almond stuifed dates . : b Ib A wonderful collection of pique Bramley Sets 130 Main St. 3 nqu]re at B! Cream Wafers, assorted flavors ...... 20¢ b for sweaters and gowns, special ok LR Rudd’s Milk Choeolate Nut Mallows, packed Eyelet embroidered collar and cuff sets ———— in pound tin bOX ... saraensosans OO ; RR s ... $1.00 and $1.50 DANCE— A. PINKUS The American Engineering Co. Nemloe Mk Bare, loond $14 palh -+ ioi 0 st Voen mate ot rows o Val Laceand gats, anut caramels, social whirls, Venise nwvnmn. 79¢ each Reg. Optometrisi b ) 2 w > g't S spic 2o nd drops ............. 39c b Tuxedo Collar s Suff rg: lace > v piced strings a AR i E HALL, BERLI e K s 33Z Washington Street, Chocolate Nut Bars, - 0003 for 1pe Urimmed and plain s1.00 o Quality Service. AsAsorted Chocolates, fresh every Saturday, Knitted Silk Scarfs in all the best color - C 0 a0 > bipations _______