New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1921, Page 3

D WEDNESDAY, T e —————— U 8 ANI] BRITAIN 0ut1et Mtl[mery Ce. ] BOSTON STORE | wstsumom =t OUTLET SPECIALS FOR Judge Parker Tells Bar Assoc'a~ Fifteen P henomen al Bargains tion Protection ls Vital CHALLENGE For Challenge Dollar Day |7 o DOLLAR DAY BATH TOWELS Subscription HAIR NETS UNICUM [f|bers of the American bar the cffort 21¢ each, 5 for $1.00. For McCall Magazine $1.00 a dozen Inite; Formcrly *I-\() _\'C:lr. —— | A naw Island to plan for the cele- CAMEQ or LADIES’ - B A of the 106th anniversary of : Ladies’ Full Fashioned T e CLOTH BEACH CLOTH G R [ : 15¢ yard, 7 yards for $1. SILK HOSE e L e B G RL‘):UI:IT‘V 20¢ y‘"d | was abandoner se of the war; | He recalled that just before 38c quality 25c. - - = as q 2 $2.50 quality $1.75 |but circumstances which had hap- | | penea since, he id, had demon- 392. (o 20¢. B B | strated to me ot blinded by preju- WILLIMANTIC i-in. GINGHAM Z6c Ladies’ Mercerized ;,.L'..H.'...fl T R THREAD Regularly 29c. UNION SUITS 89c. ~ver will e wise for Great Britain and the United s to stand to- 3¢ a spool. - . 2 5 c $125. sether for the peace of the whole e 36-in. PERCALE 12}c. Regular value $1 1 if they can influence it and, Any HAT in our entire stock of new FALL TRIMMED HATS, Tailored Men’s and Women’s APRON GINGHAM ENVELOPE “,..(\.:.\ AR Hats, Silk Beavers, Untrimmed Hats and Children’s Hats §1 (QQ OFF re- HANDKERCHIEFS 10c CHEMISE been de mmlurmd that men of buo)l gardless of price. O 4 17¢ each, 3 for 50c. g ST e e Regularly 25¢ each. BUNGALOW N lv'(mlf‘a;h'_ 1(14:nnl ‘lm‘mlnl:u'_\“hnol in the ol |§ = : APRONS $1.00 cach. Regularly $1.59. | sitn <3.840" milee of opportunity for| 100 VELVET HATS 30 High Class LACE COLLARS Regularly $1.59. Ladies’ At Politman s Trimmed Hats, Untrimmed S SUMMER HATS " § ORGANDIE SETS NIGHT FOW'VS |efort of Great Britain and the| Hat d Children’s Hats R ind £ K VESTEES, etc. HOUSE DRESSE AL = A [Unitea States in the war and declared | ats an ildren’s Hats. emainder of our stock. $1.00. All our $2 and $2.23 $1.00 each e e i o o B e Challenge Challenge Reg. $1.25 and $1.50. grades, $1.50 each. Value $1.50. two { nations together so firmly Dollar Day $1 'OO Dollar Day $1'00 by ¢ of affection and esteem that | never again will it happen that either | ation will fail the other when that | ¢ther is now right and sceks to keep PU R & NIV N [t e "M R R COME AND SEE OUR MANY OFFERINGS i long as it remains unsettled will ) |create some measure of irritation. | [1t always has and it always will. We HOSIERY GLOVES can hope and pray that al Britain ~= | Will succeed in her effort to get| e e e == |\ and South Ireland to work Gordon, every woman, Buster Kayser Long Silk Gloves. A | . s < . . by t 1 on the proposed inter- | ozether fi ficl Doiis b . = N A’l‘mN Al EI]UR’[ ncss e rdination of ntcllectual | s the #ood. of memanir. It il | Brown Pure Thread Silk Hose. e e B« not do to charge against an .mmi First quality. AIl colors. Reg- E4 P! y pair. t on otk [ Four non-permanent members of | IHKI' the irritating faults of a small NOW A [,ERTMNTY \.::::; Tt s et e e e k| utar 519, All colors. Regular $1.69. iness to trans I s .‘ ‘... :“ this may pr e a Dir- R = Al Ch Il e L '.'.f‘ f.x::i‘”““’fzé’c"e‘.’vf?ifigi"salvage Doaebey $1.00 Dot By $1.00 n e . he ons i ia countey of King Albertite I\Hnl Phildelphia, Sept. 7.—Officers anc Three Countries Name Elibu Root; o« i Commitice o Minenimens™ 16 Breat war entitles It to |crow of tne sleammahi, West taeta 1n : ' cil so long as qu here have just been informed Elections Come Soon [eaty” regintration clause of ¢ e oty S atailite e o GENUINE PERSIAN MOROCCO LEATHER BAGS unsettled, while othe award ‘ for saving | - - | erant; by the Internatic | o e St 3l 2 & i Ufte’ off 3 N i . | ; ALy ielumps o e orithe (ooas These Bags come in a large variety of colors and are metal trimmed. Commission; by the Ad Geneva, Sept. 7—Nominations for| nittee on Communication a ansit; |0 FAVSo soms otherinationfin{of Scoblandylast Janusry. J 4 : Aon (he 15 judges of the Internatiodal|iy the International Conference ¢ v lo make il as widely [courts made the award and letters They are a thin style and are very new. Ccurt of Justice, which have been (tne Traflic in Women and et tune followed them about the world | For Dollar Day t.ade by most of the national de ommittee ec tor months. It was only upon their gations at the Hague Court of Arbi- ; < traffic in fifty city |arrival here yesterday that the let- «abor > it- " b o provide play space for chil- |ters “caught up” with them and they tration, are sald to assure plenty of | tue e Allocation of Expenses r ] e t : and d learned of their good fortune. - eicellent material to choose fro v hen the tion is reached « 3 0 * ! g thw end he )gram of e S - = N ¢4 annual session of the League of \ Final“caabishment of the world C H A LLENGE |} 257 MAIN STREET BOOTH’S BLOCK ratifiention of the protocol by more : then the 24 states required to make valid and there s every reason to believe, officials say, that the court ¥ wiil be In ac »n before the end of the prewent year Two Americans, Elilhu Root and Dr. oscoe ound, appear among the ju-| m - [ i - licial candidates submittd Mr. Root has been nominated by three coun l 2 U n 5 i tries—Italy, Brazil and Bolivia The I'residing Justiceship thus may fall to 4 nation whose government is not rep- rosented In the League of Nations. . . . The other nom nt a DOLLAR DAY at this store is well known by all who trade here. yumber of Interesting features. Each d country may nominate four candidates s e 5 . y N B0t ivoe € these)uet! belonstaTothae Our goods are the very best and so are the values. rationalities reat Britain has only o {okMag Read these prices—it will make you think of old times. en followed by her de-| { — - countries have falled to| of their full right of num:—i SUITS— RAINCOATS— In a number of inst s this us boen employed to ate | Thirty Suits from our reguar : idarity of various r g stock, reduced to the old time A guaranteed tan waterproof l 1 roup: s th e of Sc 1inavia, | i & Bouth §m,',‘.."'.,.d"'.'m 1.....”',',."..‘.5 price. Raincoat reduced to the low of mid ope. | i Y | » : - ¥ian and a l’un Ihn N¢ weglans, a ° I i pdo besidea their own UNDERWEAR— — 1 " and ihe Danes = wade and $1.50 Athletic Union Suit SHIRTS— . . . tions submitted by $1 00 $2 and $2.50 Shirts .... 5165 Old Price New Price Reduction f on, ' $3 and irts . '} Chassis Reg. $34500 $295.00 $ 50.00 o $2.50 Athletic Union Suit $4 and il e e W ] - — ; ¥/ Runabout Reg. . 325.00 45.00 o Imterian einical svosion $1.65 AL ou reular Shits. Ton Truck Chassis 445.00 50.00 .\ come before he Assembly. Fore- — All guaranteed fast color o eniencs e[| | NECKWEAR— -~ i i &} Touring Reg. 355.00 60.00 el CAPS— & L 695.00 595.00 100.00 that her delegates « Ties now marked s Elebtbatic hoti (bt $1 00 An assortment of Caps that we | B . 760.00 660.00 100.00 ntention being that fall wihin . have been selling at $3 to $4. #ue of Na- All Prices F. 0. B. Factory. o ] $1.00 y s b T e Guaranteed “NOTASEMGE” ]| TE || ELMER AUTOMOBILE by L o 3 Pairs for $1.00. = e ° Gray 50c Cashmere Hose All 50c Soft P. K. Collars, ':"4 ’ or'” tne o 3 Pairs for $1.00, All 50¢ Stiff Linen Collars, - | HARTFORD, CONN. 348 TRUMBULL ST., aints re- | Silk Lisle—all colors, 50¢ trip- Now 35¢, 3 for $1.00. ! . BRANCHES—New Britain Willimantic, Torrington, Winsted South dors The Viina | pletoe e All 25¢ Soft and Stiff Collars ‘ Sl 3 Pairs for $1.00. e By Manchester, Putnam, New Mllford Bristol, Middletown and Windsor ons Soum Pure Thread Silk Hose otk P A Now $1.00. It’'s a good time to buy. g | OCKS. safe to assume - — - —_— g S i | HANDKERCHIEFS— . FELT HATS— B . ts to be submit- 10 for 31.09. For fall—Special Reductions. S ' S t\For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Aduts. on the TrafMe in Opium Provisional Economic and | Financial Commission, must neces-