New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1921, Page 3

Boston Siore e Men’s Furnishings we st are we owing very In this department o large line of attractive prices. MEN'S PERCAL cut full size. A fine colors. A $2.00 value. A Special $1.39 Each. MEN'S MADRAS SHIRTS Many fine patterns to select from. We are offering this lot at a special price of $1.69 cach—All sizes. SHIRTS With collar attached. Madras. All sizes. $1.59 each. MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY —Comes in two styles—with or out the collar. Sizes 14 to 17% MEN’'S BLACK SATEEN SHIRTS. Sizes 1 4to 17 Neckwear We have the BLUE POLKA DOT TIE in all silk—Special 98c. WASH TIE! 29¢ each. A full line of Boston and Garters and armbands. at SHIRTS ortment of Made of fine SHIRTS with- Paris Arrow Collars. Medalia Silk Socks. XSk PULLAR - & NIVEN STORE CLOSES WEDNESDAY AT 12:15 FROM JUNE 29 to SEPT. 14. FRECKLES INow Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots. There’s no longer the slightest need lot feeling ashamed of your freckles, ¢ |as Othine—double strength—is suar- anteed to remove these homely spots, | Simply get an ounce of Othine— ldouble strength—from any druggist *land apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see thaf even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have -vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to com- pletely clear the skin and gain a P Pearititat clear complexfon. o~ # Do sure to ask for the doubls strength Othine as this is sold under remove freckles. | simplegt, put. most NEwW Hills and Dales in Plentifully mshed With Artis Fur- cinity el Aestheiic Pleasures. New vicinity Dritain has mouhtains i which for scenic cifec 1y vie in purpose o applies irtic and aest} cuned from the landsc vicinity. Sunset Rgek. Sunszi Rock, located in Plainville and rusning from the higher peaks of the mountain above, s a most picturee: spot for picnics and the like. Its beauties enjoved by hundueds rock over- looks the mountain side ben, farther are y. The lowly wooded th they speed around Mountain. intain tower < 1s a prett nset as the ra ike upon its sur- how the burnished rock s like so m jewels. 1ted the Sloper bunzalow, New, above Suns in‘an evening s the 1dwert face and ny nz “the subject Its top has ofie story. ana often for a newspaper been traveled b many New folks and in years past it “happy object of the New Britain cops when the younger element used to climb its sides to look down at the ball games going on at Electric field. East Mountal Travel:ing northerly s the main we climb above blasted from the the New Britain st Mountain New lit- tht pits of rog mountair side by quarries. o the top of I where a birdseye view include Lake, almost unexpiored ‘and the hunting ground for many lovers of outdoors from the city. Its presence up there pn the mountain top would hardly be suspected by a passerby. Walking along the ridge, there looms in sight the Pinnacle, famed for out- ings of many schools in this vicinit ts steep climb, is well rewarded by the scemic beauty it reveals. Bill Warren's den is lgeated o peak and its mysterigs have alw appealed to the element who like venture:and hidden secrets. _Meriden Mountain. ‘mountain certainly pro- vides aesthetic pleasure, for persons who faotmtain climbing for purposes-of geeing nature. in all its gorgeous raiment. 11,000 Acres Meri The ‘site ¢omy land bought and a business man named Hubt Meriden. The entire mountain is in- cluded in the property and a lars he IPing p New DriiAnN EOVERS nd on ca ide, which ha 5 can t tlowing is/per- scenes in other down s another | 1 nt ponds are orl n and n over The byt I In+ ins near Compounce are to have roanied its heights, 1 making their hy hon > and Ve New York sta about his tri “Do vou know,” ha said, “that of all the places we wenfl throu tri there one and was talking| noted autho; and others who need af wtmosphere for thein well cept decoratec) attracted| ttentions of tor Im Tree Tnn dati 17th century m. Hartford Turnpike. | ! ever take a spin down thell new turnpike from IHartford to DT v Haven? between Hartford and Berlin rev some thrillers in the line of scenery as far as the cones Looking to the is known west can see y Gap. I tells of f4 the same.maiden for their wife. The old chicf told them that whoever jumped across the gap could have th. airl. The oldest jumped first and w drowned .in the stream through the gorge beneath. he other is not; reported to have jumped although ke zot the maiden. Such scenecs as only the statement that this vic tains many of nat in- the line’ of s 1in people travel miles and mile from’ home to get close to. nature. their primitive mother has provided witih feasts enough home territory. To / to admire in this vicin people have been se véars never dons¥iered *as worthy of their time f ation. Thus emotion in s the valuc of nat in life chz these rencw ¥é but perso |3 SRR REG. U.5. PAT, OFF. = PR oy § The sign of a relizble dealer and the world’s best Gasoline the Saine” STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YOr .,D‘ 04d 7% mosy | reported |y s K e T e T TR 2 0 T e e 10 TR % TR NS T IR, e e e E255 £ | R R T B oo i % v oms TR BT M L v S0 RPN L) B 3 s [ 77 ginbef BOUGHT NOW TOMORROW, SATURDAY AT9 A. M. W § WHERE'S. THE MAN who \von’f see in this offering a ay bona fide, substantial saving? The Famous W. L. Douglas Shoes Lvery pair (as the Paving T} Future Wt helicve i TR et customary) factory stamped on the sole G tant £8.50 and $9.00—We shall begin selling tomorrow at e believe In . & New Britain. We believe in the coming prosperity of our beauti- ful city; cnough so to dig down into our pockets OH! WHERE’S THE WOMAN who can’t believe that good shoes can be-bought NOW at a low price? But you must, for hete it is— ‘“Red Cross” Shoes For Women One of Ameriea’s best makes we shall place on sale TO- MORROW at the ridiculously low price of and start extensive alter- ations—which will run into thousands of dollars. So much for our comnfi- dence—now if ydu be- lieve as we do and have the moral courage to in- PECIALS TA pair. vest, you’ll spend your \ : Oxfords and Pumps ¥/ money freely at this sale. Ly e R S T D R T R TR e BRT A gl 12 KEN AT RANDOM FROM ANOTHER SECTION IN THE STORE— b Children’s SCUFFERS Size 5 to 8 $1.45 Size 8% tc 2 $1.65 Misses’ and Children’s PLAY OXFORDS 69¢ &@ E ® 9 5 to spend our money paying the carpenters and paint- wp in, don’t be afraid to ew Britain’s coming pros- WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS. cular $3.98 values. 1§ we S i ient store for yeu to