New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 24

24 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1921 kY /’; u*\ fi .utf...u.. If_*’ ‘%*m» J} oubleD m"y at our W ark Down Sa,le The purchasing power of your dollar assumes new proportions heve. It's knocking ouy profits out but it’s accomplishing our purpose of Stoek Clearance. That's the idea hack of the greatest clothing economy event ever staged in this town. What Dollars Will Do 10w in Super-Values and Miraculous Savings SUITS and OVERCOATS $29.50 PS AND SWEATERS Group No. 1 — — Group No, - Group No. 3 — S§i5, 818 and $20 $27.50, $30 and § | $37.50 and $10.00 SUETS and OVERCOATS SUITS and OVERCOA'TS SUTTS and OVERCOATS $9.50 $19.50 $24.50 ! A Wonderful Bargains in SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, NECKWEAR, GLOVES, (' 5 MAIN ST BRISTOL 1 will e ne IN MUWR CASW btk D) et Remm Pickhardt & Dunn L her mental ha BiXSTS BROTHER IN PsyoloAl alyS's !“day Pefl m‘wv,’ R 40 Per Gent of Stock Favols, MAYORALTY FIGHT v it it ol Anaconda Offer New York, Dec. 16 Allian g 2 . Pl ; T nounces Her Policies, Eeit e e Christmas Gifts 127 MAIN ST., Opposite A\Ich St PHONE 1409-2 sistible 1 four spec Mrs the the obhscure ¢ prompte Courts ¢ GERMAN CHARGE SELECTED, orup said she did not want ) win the election, hut her brother is he lost, and was the first to c ulate the new head of the vernment NECKWEAR SILK STOCKINGS GLOVES SATIN CAMISOLES DRESSY APRONS SILK UNDERWEAR VEILS SWEATERS SILK OR COTTON KIMONOS CORDURGY AND EIDERDOWN avolde e m ) | i i trie [ 1 did nothing to bring about ANGORA SCARI | Carl Lanz. Ay ed by U, S, Wil |t - : : e my race for y vl BLOUSES BATHROBES | : wup sail ven campaiz HANDKERCHIEFS SILK PETTICOA my brother.” In spite of thi e brother was defeated by fourtee LEATHER HANDBAGS FANCY (COMBS Or Perhaps a New COAT OR DRESS Bt defendlng e self-confessed | be Clermany’s char ires atl The Anaconda is est o pro Miss Scorup was born at Salina) vl has taught school there for fif-|o Again our stock of WOOLEN HOSE has heen replenished. HANDKERCHIEFS—5¢ to $2.50 each, ; HOUSE DRESSES, sizes 36 to 50. la company. Mr, Rya i SILK STOCKINGS for mother, sister and bahy. £ p et e nL IR B A BVAR B ROWNEWING H HARVARD SCHOLARSHIT Cambridge, Dec. 16.—John Nichol she thought it e ' ut ap i ) Aan )y and also be m!fi.m IR T wmm.x SR B IR GLOVES, all sizes and several weights, JAPANESE QUILTED JACKETS with and without sleeves, KNIT GOODS, mostly hand made, such as Jackets, Sweaters, Scarfs, Shawls and Baby Bonnets, ROMPERS AND DRESSES for the haby sister or brother; made of very nice ma- o terials and newest ideas. recommendation 1v1‘;nslylm"!ln'.~. B OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS, BLOOMERS, SKIRTS AND PAJAMAS. een a national figure || BOUDOIR CAPS, JEWELRY, UMBRELLAS, PURSES, BAGS, OVER-MIGHT BAGS, s birth, the name of “RBahy’ ticking to him. He wil|§ VELVET BAGS. lnated from Harvard in June |§ U GARh R Rl et e e STUDDED COMBS and PINS, both white and colored stones, g Store, Raphael's Dept. Store.- Bring the Kildies Cur Toyland WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF: TIME Is SHORT. ONLY 17 DAYS LEFT BEFORE Wit CLOSE OUR DOORS B £ .e‘&".(.tm ST SN L ADITES 3 UTZ & l)| '\\ WOMEN"S COMEYS SHOES Q Moceassin o leather soles Drums, ete., ete. HEAVY SHOES CHILDREN'S el N INE SHOES R, Good solid work s + 13BER BOOTS shoes, all leather "Ry Kidde Kais Sleds In f2ct everything ¢ s q‘l @0 Mn.;?“f_'"dd:‘);n“: W, A few pair @, Brown or blick R and full soles. S 3lack or red . y % N\, ° % fords. Also pat- V. S li 4 R round or pointed Wy, $2093 ) varm lined R .””‘.'.‘ By, GIRLS SHOES R ent leather shoes "Q N Wiy Shors \ $2 OO i’('lu'.mlll Rt Q High cut, brown with beaver or Heavy black and R b o yack or hrown 3 or black lace mat Kid tops. and rubber heels, &y hrown biuct u-x P 3 seains {, shoes, 815 o 11 value $11.00. b sizes 9 to 1 3. 85¢ Dolls fease the Kiddies, Wagons oxfords Goodyear toe, solid oak sole @y welt, val, np o §8 R IR t will last 2 e TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE ; particular. W EPRINS RO fimm-uu‘mmyu m..mw MAIN ¢ STREET ® il P BT ey A Sell Qut A Close Out 2 o = X3 b A Get Out E |