New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1921, Page 12

, FRIDAY, BT T 12T |New Books at| KAPLAN’S || New B.riiain | Our Semi-Annual Institute |k Summer Sale of UNLOADIN G | * Stein Block and Shuman i e e Il Clothing Starts Saturday The first act is in the Garden of Eden, the fifth takes place in the = vear 31,920 A. D. o BLACK MAN’'S BURDEN, by E. D. Morel. 4 A study of the white man’s rule in|" Africa. s s oz el 159% Reduction on all Suits NOW GOING ON g:‘te]:‘%:"cgs]’o’?:fsiqefif;Lhe e 0dd Trousers and Rain Coats. Eyerybody knows the high DEMOCRATIC INDUSTRY, a prac- tical study in social history, by We must close out everything at a Big SRS #| quality standards of Stein Block and Shuman Clothing. This gives = o+ Loss. Nothing reserved. 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LOOK FOR SIGN Published by Yale University Pross: 271 MAIN STREET. * = MODERN DRAMA IN EUROPE, by 7 1 : Storm Jameson. , “One of the best books that have \ been written recently on the drama.”| & —London Mercury. % ™It is a book to cnjojy. It says many good things and passes many fine judgments.”—London Times. 3 [ ] “A challenging, provocative book produced olit of fullness of knowledge a rlce a e 0 and written with dignity and sincer- i ity. Her book is filled with individual crticisms and philosophical judgments that are penetrating.”—~Prof. Phelphs = .. || Phonographs Saturday’ scription of the psalm-book brought to Plymouth in 1620, by Waldo S. Pratt. e o sl v ol || Regularly $140— FAREWELL, by Don Marquis. “The most delightful bit of philo- sophical fooling and satire since the lamented Mr. Dooley laid down his golden pen]"—l;itc:ary; Review. Our Price for One o 2 ; * STRAY-AWAYS—by Edith S vill REG. LS. PAT OFE - 5 S, e and Violet Martin. Little run-away trips into queer = country spots in Ireland and France ay on y and a longer visit to Denmark, and other flights of fancy or reality end- ing at last in the ocult.” “They seem incapable of the slip The Best offer we have been able to shod fluency associated with literary pot-boiling. Even the slightest frag make in a long, long time. These large ments show the mastery of phrase, the unerring choice of the right of an Cabinet Phonographs of a well-known immense capagity for taking pains. aptibectalor: B, S standard make will be sold Saturday at FICTION, . . GREAT FRENCH STORIES, com. Half Price because a certain concern iled by W. H. Wright. BRA W e was overstocked. HOUSE WITH GOLDEN WINDOWS, by J. E. Buckrose. The scene is a. quiet English coun- Ea e tevaie: , S I rms * o+ A LITHUANTAN VILLAGE: tr. from . Plays the Yiddish. . Y “A series of realistic scenes depict- a ee All ing life throughout the year in a Jew- ) ish village. 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