New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1922, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922, WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS —— Women's Thread Silk Hose, lisle top, 8-seam back, in | | Women's Fine Mercerized Women's Silk and Lisle Children’s Silk Socks, in Hose in drop-stitch sport | Sport Hose, to mateh the plain or three-quarter plain or drop-stiteh, with! effect, seam back, colors | tweed suits, in every length, English rib top, or without clox, in all de-! are black, cordovan, |)|l|(\,‘ color combination, sizes in black, white, pink, cor- grey, nude and beige, all , / el AR T hd - 814 "35¢ special at — pr, sirable colors, all sizes value $1.00; 79c | very, special at special at. AFTER- EASTER S, SALE Of Women’s Quter Apparel Begins Tomorrow Ladies of New Britain!-Here Is Your Chanceto Get A New Sprlng Garment At the Very Lowest Price In the City COATS| $14.95 [Polo Cloth, Tweed and fancy novelty mix- tures, in set in and raglan sleeves. Spmt Coats and Bolivia Wrappy Coats in 1ose, dovan, blue and yellow, sizes 415 to 10; 47 to 10, regular value 98¢ sizes, value special at , ... $16.95 $18.77 $22.95 Chinchilla, Velour, Camels’ Hair Coats and High class Tweeds, Herringbones and Very special—$35.00 Coats—in both Sport |Wraps in a great variety of styles, in the Camels’ Hair Topcoats—Wraps of excep- ressy models; put in this group at |severe Sport Coat with or without belt, and tional style; deep fringe trimming; throw lonly §22.95. It would be impossible to se- |tan, taupe and periwinkle; beautifully em- broidered; wide sleeves. [full cut Wraps with large sleeves and full| about collar; embroidered or braid trimmed cure any (‘oat in this lot at any other store in New Britain or Hartford at the price [collars; embroidery and fringe tnmmed.: — VALUES TO $24.50 — pockets, all the new style effects. — VALUES TO $29.95 — SUITS - $19.95 Tricotine and Poiret Twill Suits, in the season’s popu-| lar styles; cute flare pockets, with wide flowing slee‘es,‘ bloused models trimmed with wide braid-and pretty sashes, | |and the more straightline tailored styles. | — VALUES TO $29.95 — TR 'we ask. | ‘ — VALUES TO $35.00 — — VALUES TO $21.95 — $25.75 Navy, tan and taupe High Class Tricotine Suits—handsomely fashioned—either in the long straightline models with the [slashed panels, or the more dressy styles with flare backs and wide sleeves—beautifully embroidered and beaded. |Exceptional values in this lot. — VALUES TO $14.95 Tweed and Homespun Suits that are the rage of the season, in shades of periwinkle, rose, tan, grey, copen and orchid; severely tailored, with fitted or flare coats; braid hound long and short coats—some Norfolks—all sizes. le!lflv $39.50 — — VALUES TO $22.75 — | HATS 10 DOZEN CHILDREN’S tifully trimmed with heavy silk ribbon, and flowers. shapes, turned around, side up all or shape with band and streamers Value $35. Children’s HATS, just received, of | finest milan straws beau- | All styles of | turned, | pokes and the plain sail- $1 98f $9.29 Serge, Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and Canton Crepe, in navy, black and brown, also the new henna and tan shades. — VALUES TO $17.95 — $13.85 A wonderful assortment of Satin, Taffeta and Crepe Dresses, beautiful- lv beaded, embroiderec and trimmed with lace and wide fancy banding with set-in sleeves of Georgette —all newest spring colors. — VALUES TO $19.95 — $17.95 Beautiful Afternoon and Street Dresses of Taffeia, Canton Crepe, Crepe back Canton and Georgette, handsomely embroidered, headed and trimmed with large flowing sleeves and houffant skirts. A real bargain. — VALUES TO $26.75 — i I WOMEN’S DRESSES $19.95 The season’s newest crea- tions—Sport Dresses and Cape Dresses, of (repe- Knit and Canton, or of the combination of the two— handsome straightline — wd fluffy Taffetas that have every new spring detail. — VALUES TO $29.50 — Chlldren s COATS POLO COATS and WRAPPY COATS $7.95 " $9.75 Snappy Herringbone, Polo Cloth and novelty mixture | models, with raglan sleeves, | buckle belt and patch pockets, also loose flaring backs. | Sizes 10 to 17 years Values to $14.98. WAISTS HAND MADE, HAND DRAWN WAISTS ; $1.98 — VALUE $2.98 — TRICOLETTE BRAMLEY BLOUSES $2.95 with collar and cuffs of silk—plain and — VALUE $3.98 — | of fine quality Batiste, long slcmcs. collar | {and cuffs daintily embroidered; sizes 36 to | 46. ! dropstitch weaves—all new popular shades. | ~ | ;lnfants Wear g(‘HILDREI\”S WOOLEN SWEATERS $1.98 | Slip-Over and Coat style, in tan, copen, brown and ‘ navy: sizes up to 6 years. \\c carry a cnmpl(!x‘ line of Baby Vests. Tomorrow \pc(‘ml— CARTER'S VESTS, in coat or reuben style 49C \l\k‘\ WHITE R()‘\H’LRS 98¢ A new assortment in plain or fancy stripe madras, with pink, blue and yellow bindings and embroi- Jdm‘ Value $1.19. PANTY DRI SSES %c Plam white or fancy checks and plaids, with neck, pocktts and panties hound in contrasting colors. Value $1.39. Special—RUBBER DIAPERS—Special lc Boys Boys' Wool (ashmere Suits in brown, grey or blue mixtures, with two pair of pants, all ]ined, in- verted pleat in back, belt all around, sizes 8 to 15, value $7.98. $5.29 Wear | Boys' Wash Suits, the largest assortment in New Britain, made of fine linens, repps, Galetea and poplin in every style and color combina- tion, sizes 3 to 8. $1.49 Boys” All Wool Tweed Hats, in fine gre) and brown mixtures | Boys’ Wool or Cordu- patterns to select from, very full cut, st 89¢ Lo roy Pants, plenty of | SWEATERS — $1.79 — A sample lot of 1400 High Shade Sweaters that ordinarily would sell for $2.98 just re- ceived. All styles, all shades, long and short | | sleeves. Special tomorrow at $1.79. | SCARFS — $2.49 Silk Tricolette, in all desirable plain colors —in plain—herringbone and box weave. | Deep fringe. Very special.