New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1922, Page 11

i Sk "NEW BRITATN DAILY mém 'SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1022, ‘fim!‘MMMMM”MMM”fl“flflflflflflflflMflififl“flflflfl“flflflmflfl“fi ‘'Watch for The Herald Masqueradr’ | SRR - Special - ! The Masquerader prize money if you win it could not be put to better use 4, than by making your first payment on a— ~ COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA J A Andrews & Co. The Blg' Furniture Store 2 MAIN ST. Bosrozvsroxg DONNELLY & MULLEN 8 T el Are You Lucky? The Masquerader will be in our étore during the next three days—come in and pick him out and win the $25.00 prize. While bere don't,forget _to visit. Santa Claus il Y OH! KIDDIES! 00-H00 with his wonderful Toyland, he has made his head- quarters in our basement, where he wants to see every good little boy and girl iny New Britain and vicinity— so make out your list and bring it into this jolly old fellow. He will be here to welcome you every day. . ? % ¢ { : i : 3 THEPALACE THESTAR 466'MAIN ST. * 329 MAIN ST, g Headquarters for XMAS CANDIES Pay us a visit and see our wonderful line of Xmas Box Candies. APOLLO'S PARK & TILFORD'S PAGE & SHAW OQur Ribbon and Xmas Candies are home made and guaranteed as to highest purity. Try Our New “TO HAVE AND TO HOLD” Sundae “The Herald Masquerader” will have one of our delicious ice cream sodas on Monday afternoon at 2:35. THE MASQUERADER will visit our Toyland Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Spend the prize money here by select- ing your Christmas Toys from a large and complete stock. ——— Peoples’ 1 to 98¢ Store 328-332 MAIN ST. PALACE SUN MON., TUES.,, WED. —_—— Presenting For Your Delight and Approval America’s Distinguished Actor GUY BATES POST In the Photoplay Version of The Masquerader As Played By Him For Seven Consecutive Sedsons KEITH VAUDEVILLE WATCH FOR OUR ANNIVERSARY WEEK Keep Your Eye Open For “The Herald Masquerader” » % ¢ % ¢ { { g { 1 g [ g g { { { { ¢ { ki | { ¢ i | ] ] | ] ] ] ] ] | ] &M”MM”“M%M”MM%M”&”MMW““““““flfi“fiflfl“flmflflfifli“fl“fiflflflflflfl SPEND A PORTION OF THE $25 prize for picking The Herald Masquera- der by buying the boy or yourself a pair of High Cut Hunting Boots. ; Men’s—$2.98 to $4.98 * " Boys’ —$2.59 to $3.49 267 Main Street MMMM‘# EEAER AP P e e L WITH THE $25 which you win we offer you any of thé beautiful lamps on display in our window @ BARRY & @ BAMFORTH 19 Main Street Phone 2504 T G O P e O O O L R G O Mam@mn. NEE INCORPORATED 257 MAIN ST. BOOTH BLOCK With the $25 You Get For Finding the Masquerader BUY YOUR XMAS GIFTS HERE HOSIERY—GLOVES HAND BAGS—MILLINERY All Are Both Appropriate and Useful As Gifts =ws&fim«mmmmmmwmflficsammwmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmammggmmm»ummmumn;mm A ¥ THE MASQUERADE NO BETTER i 100 AR C. L. Pierce & Co. 3§ : MAN PLACE LUCKY 246 MAIN ST. g enough to pick the Mas- to spend the $25 you win by quqrader you will be more identifying the Masquerad- so if you spend the money er than at our store. Opp. Monument g g % ¢ THE MASQUERADER g Will be at our store during his travels about § £ § Will Be At Our Store Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday Come and Recognize Him and Win the Twenty-Five 3 : § Dollar Prize g o 3 3 3 for one of our $25 WATCHES HIMBERG & HORN Established 17 Years 392 Main St: 10 R. R. Arcade the city. Visit our store—you may see him here and win the prize. Spend the prize money here for some of the useful gifts we have in stock. EDUCATORS For-Men, Women and Children FLORSHEIM ltor Men Who Care —i THE COOKED g [FOOD SHOP Victor Talking Machines' and Records Opp. I(wnqmnt E YOG UESHOE SHOP 236 MAIN ST.. w Opposm ‘Mpnument’ '+ ‘iR, 118 Main Street g 246 MAIN ST. 3