New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1922, Page 12

NEW' BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1922 E—— ——— e e —— —— TOTEST METTLE = DAVIDSON & LEVENTHAL y FSUILEHRSES | | The Red Signs i " [ No Windows dbaden \ Ride 300 Miles to Try Endurance Throughout the store tell the story of the Temporarily—on account of erecting a Feature of Event great reductions. Look for them—they ggmtall;g t“fi:gg‘;gps;;u‘)f sti;“;o;:b t}:':,t are your guide for tremendous savings. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ther i'n and you come upon the Great Al- teration Sale values. Chicago, July 28.—The mettle of durance of various breeds of saddle . . . B ar Sl Be takte Colorado || The Sale is now on in full swing. starts August 1 gt Capping the Climax for Values in Our Great as aga h aristocratic ents of pus as the Ara thoroughbred of the race course, the “qua horse' ‘and others. Details of the event have been made public » : . by the H America The horses will has e i : 0 poun LIGE S Sl el I The workmen are now tearing up the front of our store—to make way fora | SALE. And we made as thorough a shake-up in prices as we dared. Stocks new and modern set of windows. A lot of store space has been cut off—Mer. | throughout the store have undergone most radical reductions with that end in view—to reduce stock—to clean house. To miss the startling values this sale af- e e s e chase or (B1 chandise must be moved—stocks and fixtures disarranged. There is one remedy | fords would truly be the height of folly. Come—disregard the workmen in front votee &4, the chase or the steer } tortified himselt |8 . : ’ ¥ 't . A B ist amennbiot REAINA to help the situation—we have taken it — Hence this great ALTERATION | of our store—you too, should save money in this big event. by hi tivity R Harry McNair, of Chicago, one of S last vear's judges, favors a \v:.:om . 2 7—,'4-3; bred cow pony for the place in the 9 A 2 (4 ), " A hall of horse fame which will fall to v a e N this vear's winner. Out of the 60 to ¢ 70 horses scheduled to start he ex- pects five or six to finish in good shape Famous Horsemen Interesed. Major Henry Leonard, an interna- tionally known horseman, who s tak- ing great interest in the contest, has written to Wayne Dinsmore, secretary of Horse Association of America, that Edward Pring, a Colorado ranchman, ' has entered two horses n Perkins fo the Turkey Creek ranch has put in three, and Dan D. Casement, one of the most famous of the older Color- ado cattlemen, has backed his beltef in the Concha Colonel family of ‘‘quarter horses” by entering two sturies sired by that horse Willlam Irvine has entered two thoronghbreds and the polo pony is represented by two entries from La- favette Hughes. A good deal of in- terest is aroused by the fact “Sim" Sherwood, one of the most prominent cow punchers and horse breakers, has 4 entered a half-thoroughbred S 2\ Entries have also been peceived 4 from Fort D. A Russell, Wy, Fort A Mlghty Clean-Up Stroke ! Reno, Okla, Fort Leavenworth, Kas. | |f 5 and Fort Riley, Kas L S T Every—Coat, Suit, Dress, Skirt, Fur Piece, Etc.—Reduced 1tm, U. 8. A, are the judges. Major Leonard has acted as judge for the |i§ ' R Ll e e o I If at all in need of any garment—NOW is the time of time to get it in this great sale. All original price tickets are on every garment together with the special sale ticket. A glance this year because he believed the job |K| Will show you what you save. Many wise folks are and will buy for fall use. The great savings certainly make it worth while, ghould be paesed around. Tt is prob- able some of the entrants in the west- || S HEL VS ontout AT B A Kkt Bot thE SMART GINGHAM REGULAR $19.95 STLK GABERDINE AND SURF SATIN BEAUTIFUL LINEN waswam | | DRESSES | | DRESSES | |WashSkirts) | DRESSES 4 B Made of Imported Gingham in a good Stunning mndels of Canton Crepe and High Grade Skirts, well made and ap- Most attractive and unusuall, ular Will Create American Commission to variety of attractive styles, colors and pat- others. Just a few in the lot—no two alike. propriately trimmed with pockets, belt and Iinen Dresses. You will like t{w l:t’:ung actual values to $7.95. Alteration ¥f your size, yon've got a tremendous bar- large pearl buttons, all sizes in the group. the colors, the trimming, etc. While they terns; Alteration Sale Price Alteration Sale Price last—Alteration Sale Price Sale Price gain. and Austrian Alien Property Seized. /gg — WLl Washington, July 28 —The Tnder- | p wood bill to create an American 4 Y commission to adjudicate American war claims against Germany and Aus- tria and to pay such claims out of seized enemy alien property was en- dorsed by A. Mitchell Palmer, former attorney general and alien property custodian today before a senate judi- clary sub-committee, § Mr. Palmer and ' another former alien property custodian Francis P Garvan, now head of the Chemical Foundation, and the present alien property custodian, Thomas W. Mil- ler, appeared before the sub-comm; Adjudicate Claims Azainst German Men's, Women’s, Children’s i BEE S T Goods | | DOMESTICS | [ EXTRAS! | [ o] [ ioISERY NEW MOTOR ROADS A AT ALTERATION SALE PRICES AT ALTERATION SALE PRICES rH AT ALTERATION SALE PRICES BED SPREADS AT ALTERATION SALE PRICES Full size crochet $l 85 HOUSE DRESSES AT ALTERATION SALE PRICES MEN'S SILK LISLE HOSE o spreads on sale Handsome pat- , s SR % Full mercerized, dou- i e HE plaidey emular values 690 RUEEBLUWET SEGEADS tive Billie Burke e o UL TR heel, all cnllzfrs...l?l;m" C Months. up to $1.50 Yard neck and. bodice style. C MEN'S FIBRE SILK HOSE Full size style. PLAID SILKS One sale at.... $20 l 9 CHILDREN'S $1.00 MIDDIES . All colors, all sizes Either blue or WOMEN'S SILK TOP UNION to select from. 44c Tegucigalpa, Hflji'xras. July 28.— Regular value 8$1.98; -3 & 9 The new motor highroad across Hon- |8 fine silk tafieta used for 89C TURKISH TOWELS all white ...... SUITS Esix Fancy woven colored 39c Fine ribbed bot- if MEN'S PURE SILK HOSE duras from ocean to ocean will be fin- sliirts and dresses, Yo iehed within three months. LOT OF SILK REMNANTS towels with monogram SLIP-ON SWEATERS tom. A popular A very fine quality style garment .... hose in all sizes. 65c It runs from San Lorenzo, on the Varions lengths borders A smart looking F;larlflc r"fl Tegucigalpa 130 miles; and qualities; ac- $1 OO 1 T:‘RF';:"’ T”“‘I}TQ serviceable sweat- $1 00 GLOV « Pair then to Comayagua 103 miles; then to ([ 1a es . Colored, plaid anc . S STE N 8 AR Y Siguatepeque 40 miles; then to Lake P :,; ,:,','3,' W vasd jacquard effects, 50c O A OMEN'S BATISTE GOWNS All colors. Very INFANTS' “}3‘»‘ HILDREN'S Yojoa 42 miles; then to Potrerillos 50 STOFFEL'S IMPORTED SWISSES Each Well made and full OB -quality -8 DYS Lisle ox in plain col- miles Guaranteed fast color TURKISH TOWELS cut — Daintily trimmed 35c ors or white with fancy, Work is also in progress on another tied dots Regular 85c Blue bordered and with lace y BOYS' UNION SUITS Y highroad to unite San Pedro Sula, im- value $1.49 yard plain white; size 17x34 1 7c EXTRA SIZE PETTICOATS Made of checked portant city on the Atlantic coast, with TISSUE GINGHAMS Each With wide embroid- nainsook 45c 3 the territory bordering on the All the wanted checks HUCK TOWELS ery flounces. Extra 89c sizes . ..... also English rib styles. vador frontier, a distance of about 300 and plaids, 36 inches 17x34, with red b O ey x I 2 good quality MEN'S UNION SUITS Pair miles. Several other roads for motor wide; about 1.000 yds 39c and white horder de- C HANDKERCHIEFS Extra good quality 5 g FULL FASHIONED LISLE SOX traffic in the interior also have been | regular 59¢ value, Yd sign. .. Men's Linen Plain colo ) i started. WHITE GOODS HUCK TOWELS Handkerchiefs. . . . 12%0 ok Lty ed q“‘m;omr: e 29 As there are no rallroads in this |H Values up to 69c. Just Part linen with col- Pair c country except on the Atlantic littoral, about 300 yds. of check- 25c ored borders ........ 2 C Women's Embroider- MEN'S BALBRIGGAN WOMEN'S SILK DROP STITCH all traffic is now changing from the ed, striped and dotted ed Handkerchiefs ... 15c UNDERWEAR HOSE old fashioned ox-carts to motor cars dimities, Yard LINEN HUCK TOWELS Shirts and drawers in Semi-fashioned high and trucks. - NEW HOMESPUN SUITINGS Plain and H. S. hor- NEW NECKWEAR all sizes 39c grade pure silk. 79c Newast two tone skirt- der, Good heavy qual- c —_— | A Special Group se- Pair SOVIETS BUY PROPAGANDA g ings and suitings, for 3 lected from higher pric- 25c KAYSER'S ALL SILK HOSE FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSE Moscow, July 2 ove than $16:s slip-ons and one-pleee : ed lots. By 6 Full fashioned in with beautiful lace e e AR, ‘it e 42c 84 inch mercerized .-sc STLK GLOVES R Nk $2 74 clocked and lace $2.39 ; . , 5 g ask; good range of overnment for propaganda purposes, 59c yard yard dam e of & x rade brand. .. boot effects .. ... o . b4 STOFFEL'S ORGANDIES patterns Yard 16 Button length o] % WOMEN'S PURE SILK HOSE FULL FASAIONED SILK HOSE A" good. quality; Ll e R e Imported Swiss or- TURKISH TOWFELS Commissar Linovieff. One-third of |R a i this was expended in the Baltic states, gandics, 45 inches wide, Blue, red, white bor- Kayser's 16 But- Extra good qual- sl TaNhioHe 14 Germany and Italy, $3,000,000 in in- guaranteed permanent C der, double loop bath C ton length....... = ity silk with dur- 4 all! volore. . and $1 19 dia, and $2,000,000 on the Genoa con- finish; reg. value 88c. towels ... paes able garter lisle top. Pair . ference. il You Save Money on Dependable Quality Merchandise Honduras to Complete Great Highway WOOL SKIRTINGS Btates war debt funding commission met with Jean V. Parmentier, direct- or of finance of the French treasury and special financial representatives IMPORTED CUPS AND ! Hand Made Bl Gingh D of France today and thereby were SAUCER . 5 Georgette Blouses an ade Blouses Ingham Dresses started the first formal negotiations Felt RUES 10 different DICSS Aprons S o g leading to the funding of the allled Basket weave patterns .. ....... 19c Beautiful models Unusually hand- A real high war debt to America. with fringed Trimmed with organ- trimmed with some models, grade and un- e R ends all around 00 CONGOLEUM RUGS dy collars and cuffs real filet lace Every stitch usually attrac- PROMINENT SPIRITUALIST DIES. MLIABIS 168 -40% . 6 different patterns it I alee B YaG 4 $ 95 taken by hand tivé model trim. { —— i \ Y Also models ex- Lake Pleasant, Mass, July 25— ¢ y === to select from; size 230 % AR C and hand drawn med with double Dwight W. Thurber, 69 years old, for PANG Ol v S0 1836 ; M gtk - quisitely ruffled — A good seloction ruffled organdy the last five years treasurer of the | house, size 18x30 206}, DISCOUNT on all large and patterns to sel- in the new of styles to se- collars and cuffs, ‘National Spiritualist Alliance, ~died | sale Price .... AXMINSTER RUGS ect from. Sale Price mode. Sale Price tect from. Regular $12.95. today in the Franklin county hospital at Greenfleld. l