New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 12

0 Mennonites Taking Par Migration to Mexico about familic which wi trek s exy The have bee claiming during t} have invited the “boomer influenc At ing w with J offician service, t settle ir from various declared the ) a mistake,” tha which they h guaranteed the 14 enter that i of their r ) country and make their permanen home. Canadian Mennonites hold the same belief rly mebers of th sect who settled in the —that of nonites, in def clared that th early days dians than | warfare aga | The Men 1l refuse to en- ter any war, [ Another peculiar custom of these | people is the w feet. "The say that the com 1 of Christ to the woman to ¥ His feet stands on the same spiritual level as His acts of distrib o¢ the hungry and thirsty. he Men- nonites the story related by St. Luke is comparable to s another he- s although it it not gene f the sect co-op¢ € ) 1§ roads school hous Th eremoval I America came about when William Penn had been granted land for hi Quaker followers, He wa [ Mennonites who had fled many to Holland and his came to their aid, The Quacker credited with helpi and in (‘nl oni Dakota. lishel in parts of vears there were 14 indepen dent bodies of Me 1ites, but ye ago the sect was reu The Mennonites will hauhau and Durango, principully the former state. Optic ¢ taken on land in t provements are be large tract, the Bu ranch, near Bustillos City. The colonists have paid & pesos to hold this tract, th being on deposit to the credi Zuloaga family, heairs of the rand owner, Carlos Zuloasa chase price is 6000, ettle in Chi .’\((l'fii_ll OF MURDER. Michigan Young Man Charged With @& Slaying Father and Step-Mother. ch, Nov. 18.—Richard €S 1e charg of murderin 1the nd step-moth- er, Mr. add M 1 mplair whose bodie cre 1 i was ordered t lowing a youn r i his parents’ deat PLEADS NOT GUILTY of t « charged w securitic Astandard treatment with thousands who know how quickly it heals sick skins Askanyone who has triedit | RESINOL | Soothing and Healing STWAY DOWN EAST" Starts Sunday Fiening tor One Weok Afl seats Mat. 2ic—All Five These Prices Include War Tax S = 2T AR e RSP ol E RT3 TS ST ST TRE S R gy e S ZEadn N e e ek T FopTTE T NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MEN'S HATS Besse System and Mallory Makes, When wearing your new suit or overcoat on Thanksgiving Day, a new hat is most essential Soft Felt or Derbies $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 | OREST OF quAurv i NOVEMBER 18, 1921. SATURDAY CANDY SPECIAL CHOCOLATE PEANUT CLUSTERS 37c Park & Tilford, Schraffit’s and Mail- lard Boxed Candies at Lowest Prices | SRS THE BIGGER BETTER BUSIER STORE Big Values in Thanksgiving Wearing Apparel The Supreme Opportunity for the Men, Women and Children of N Vew Britain and vicin- ity to outfit themselves for the winter at Iow est prices, especially now that Thanksgiving is so near and C hrlqtmds soon to follow. "WOMEN'S COATS SALT'S PLUSH COATS In the season’s most popu- ‘ lar modes. | $17.85 to $99.85 | There are other beautiful coats made of Normandy, and Hudson Seal, $34.85 Pollyanna. With or without Fur Collars and Cuffs. $10.95, $11.85, T\HS%I"" COATS Ages 7 to 16, with and without Fur Collars. $395.00 Yalama, Polo Cloth, Bolivia, Velour, Meusyn, Heather Mixtures and $14. Normandy, Velour, Bolivia, Heather Mixtures, Chinchilla, Polo Cloth, Plush. $7.45, $9.85 ™ " " $19.85 "HERE’S THE INSIDE STORY. Pecple who buy overcoats with an eye to the inside as well as the outside appear- ance find something excep- ) tionally atiraétive inside 85 our plaid-back coats. JACKMAN’S FUR COATS French Coney, Muskrat, Raccoon, French Seal, Sealine Here is beauty that is more than skin deep. It goes clear through and shows on the other side. No Store will show y(fi; more handsome or better CHILDREN S COATQ Ages 2 to 6, with and without Fur Collars. Heather Mixtures, Noymandy, Polo Cloth and Velour. $4.95, $6.85 ™ ™ * $19.85 Thll‘d Floor NEW LOT OF BOYS HEAVY OVERCOATS Sizes 9 to 18 All wool lined and plaid backs $9.45 §$11.95 $14.95 $17.50 £9.00 Value WOMEN'S PATENT OXTFORDS With low heel, plain and fancy Ages 215 to 7 © $14.95 BOYS' MACKINAW $6.95 $11. 95 "JUVENILE OVERCO! $3.95, $4.95 and e BOYS' FLANNEL BLOUSES plaid-back coats than we Chinchilla, 3 will. And that applies to all other kinds of coats, too. What’s the use of wasting your time and wearing out shoe leather? IS i Here’s the Place—Head- ¢ quarters for good Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats $19.50, $22 50, $5.90 " $6.40 "WOMEN'S TAN GRAIN OXFORDS Flat Heel $8.90 $10.00 value 45 c Each Second Floor B \R(-AI‘\' Wlo will refund te you the difference in pr additic WE LEAD MEN'S BEACH JACKE'S $5.19 Qh 00 value WOMEN'S HEAVY L anAYY SHIRTS WOOL HOSE AND DRAWERS Heather mixtures in ribbed and wool 98@ and 79C 95(:’ 85c, 690 Values $1.50 and $1.00 MEN’S BLUE ALL JUMPERS $1.29 $1.95 value CHILDREN'S ALL WOMEN'S FLANNEL WOO! P-ONS GOWNS Q76 9 1 sizes 2 o 6 tra size $1.45 $1.19 Value $2.50 $2.50 values T MhSS STORES m’;*..m“....\uu vk Skl A DY " COMPLETE STOCK BOYS' UNION SUITS 45c and betler SHIRTS AND DRAWERS PI\SM\I] NT "LELAND CO. CONNECTICUT’S BEST STORE 27 CITIES $24.50, $29.50 And Up To $49°50 Suits Are Just As Interesting MEN’S GREY RIBBED UNION SUITS $1.50 32,00 value WOMEN'S HLAVY e LIELE TNION Stiws - 3 L BR i 95¢ MADRAS SHIRTS Value $1.75 $2.50 Worth $6.00 last year ice and also an enal 10 per cent if you find, quality considered, merchandise purchased here, less elsewhere, WOMEN'S HEAVY PLAID SKIRTS $§-)0 ": T > R i MEN'S HEAVY W s Valaes to $6.00 }:()\:‘\"H\ s GIRLS' BLUE SERGE MIDDY BLOUSES in heather colors 69c Main Floor