New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1921, Page 2

and starting veaiher, Dickinsen 169-171 KALEIDOSCOPE OF COLOR— The wi choice of a s0me v correct evening app Be assured tt b clotned fall’s, Hartford B Women's Shop, 140 Trumbull St. “It Pays To Buy Our Kind.” The State's Leadiag G“m'»rs to Mea and W e.c, 2 Vi % :%’Lvfl— fi e know of no / other Gift that 84 will make a woman hap pler than a Gift of Flowers. a Flowers express th Giver's per: no other gift 13 R PAE T o7 "’"“zfi,t_/*:f"—a;a Tz P~ s SF They arc Woman's most irresistable Gift. The Modest C a2 oo s will surprise YOu. VolzFloral Co. Gl U iler 8 P Prine e Al P - e 5t Bl P Do T bl Pl ( Donrimes H ot { ) < Eaceale 2 G e 2 e of the Moos wt home and secretary of labor. It will be dedi- cated next June by President Harding. A campanile? Oh, that’s (! Tallinan ew / 30¢ each 25¢ a doz. DELICATESSEN. Sauer Kraut . Frankiorts Lu"e <lze .Oc h Fresh Native F;,g. QOL doz 1 Butter. Fresh Heavy Cream Cheese of Ali Kinds, Immported and Domestic, CANDY SPECIAL - Wintergreen and Peppermint Pat New Mol s Pop-Corn 55 iil L CHOCOLATE TALK IN THE “SWEETEST SHOP” FOR it CHRIS S CANDIES 1 is for & goud demand for candy as this ihat we Lhave had plenty of the best material to 1y wolates this year are 1 le price basis for omr good The only diil : hetween our Chocolates and ;h Grade (hu olates in Boston and New The re n we can do this is i " nt plan of doing Lusi- CSS W ( take less profit and use fi s material Will teil about the candy for the C tinas tree later. Come early, HALLINANSJ: NESDAY SPECIALS AT i Britain Market ~ t., Next to R. R. Cross sing. Tel 2485 ment is & tethesda. (Jno.5:6) Wiltlamo Catholi 3 1 — S bt A whola? t question today. |jzation is to to land all wor , You erend Joh ROAST P\) K ()‘ot frozen) ..1b. 18¢ SMALE FRESH SHOULI)ERS sihElse Lean Corned Beef..lh. 10c Best Frankforts ...lbh. 1&¢ Lean Boneless Heast b 18¢ Ch Shoulder Steak 18¢ Fresh Cut Hamburg Ib 15¢ Ends of Ham b, 13¢ sod Creamery BUTTER ... .1h. 44c T PU ‘151 l_._l’D T TR Ty Jam ... ."L.‘ AL FLOUR sack $1.15 2 cans 25¢ unch (;A.(ke‘} 14 ‘(i ;“l ( \‘F‘FE‘ Aiway 1”’\' h Re yund Onions L R N I P s L 5 A VAT TR v SN St G Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. LRt o = R e S ok 3 2 Shaving Mirmrs From $4.00 up ! What moie useful Xmas gift could you give him. Select NOW for Xmas \'h?l\'ill[" Mirrors Sha\m;' Brush 's, All Kinds [m a ‘l‘m s Ximas L. MILLS 336 Main St. | WALL PAPERS FOR 1922 Our popular selection was chosen as the one log- jcal answer to this question. It is a combination of Charining Bed Rooms, Rich Tapestry Halls and Dining Rooms, beautiful Living Roux 18, and they are priced surprisingly low. We will be pleased to submit estimates, advise color schemes and render you a service to your liking. 'fi’E JOHN BOYVLE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PAINTS, VARNISH, LEAD and OILS GLASS, PUTTY. BRUSHES, WALL PAPER, ROOM MOULDINGS. METAL CEILINGS, ETC. 3-5 FRANKLIN QQ New Britain, Conn. HARTFORD nery That Is Exceptional AT PRICES THAT ARE EXCEPTIONALLY LOW Madame will surely want one of these to replenish her winter Hats at $3.95 These are developed in silk velvet and are flower trimmed— Picture types as well as close Toques; values to $9.00. HATS AT $4.95 All the newest colors are included and the materials include sillk duvetyn, felt and velvet; coque feather foundations. Beautifully trimmed. Worth double the price Children's Beaver: black, brown and navy, rolling brims with streamers; values to $5, for $2.25. FELT HATS, 95¢, $1.45, $3.95, and $1.95 These include th 1 hood ~1nper all the smart sport colors. Ideal fo 2 ett pcoats of today. All Millinery re at this time. Splendid values in all types f hats. CHRISTMAS! Already here in spirit. Our advice is to shop now while the varieties ave largest. A mere walk around the store will tell of our readiness for the great- est season of the year. Handkerchiels i Gloves 8 Jewelry Blouses Kirionos Sweaters Bathrohes Leather CGoods Women's and € h\l'x.er' s “Ready T lrucking and St :.xm ge ou of all trouble. of equipment for Local and Long Distance ure Moving. Uzban Trans r & Storage 16715 Main btreet, New Dritain. Tel. 2090, 2002, A. Y. Margh, Mgr. 2 g Kear of Dickinson Drug Store.