New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1923, Page 16

CANDY Peanut Butter Kisses 19c » NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1023, ' The Last Saturday of BARGAIN WEEK' ESSE-LELAND’S AT e R WOMEN'’S HOSIERY Pure thread silk full fashioned $l a pair Hose at— WOMEN’S COATS The remainder of our stock is yours at the ridiculous price of — $14 — 3rd Floor — DRESSES A new revision of our stock makes possible an unusual assortment of Dresses at the spe- cial price of— Some of these gowns sold for $25. It's a real bargain. by ectncnaka i Sy Other Dresses at— $19.19, , $24.24 — 3rd Floor — Entire Stock of BOYS’ WOOL GLOVES and MITTENS Here is a Chance— ' 25c¢ Pair | — 2nd Floor — Entire Stock of Boys' Winter Overcoats (sizes 2 to 10 years) Tomorrow Balance of Our $1 BOYS’ SWEATERS [ o2 | This price will sell them all. A A ridiculous price to clean up every Coat— You’ll have to hurry on these. — 2nd Floor — BOYS’ UNDERWEAR All of our $1 Heavy Union Suits 2 for $1 Women's Sweaters Hundreds of women have taken advantage of this blrgain—- these Beautiful Sweaters are now sold at— Every conceivable color. — 2rd Floor — Special Lot of Our §1 | ¥ BLOUSES * Some are “Tom Sawyer” collar attached 2 for $1 — 2nd Floor — Shoe Dept. — 2nd Floor — SHIRTS Our Entire Stock —of — UNLINED GLOVES SHIRTS Men's Clothmg OVERCOATS Not one single Overcoat left P4 WOMEN’S HIGH SHOES black or tan $3 A real woven Madras, fast colored Shirt that sells FOR MEN tan cape, grey mocha, buck the whole lot to clean up Collar attached Shirts for men who enjoy comfort with their style—white and fancy colors in a regulai‘ $2.50 in_our store at any price— we thank you. SUITS A splendid assortment that will please any man 8o W ill WOMEN’S PUMPS An unusual lot at unusual prices. Your choice ship. BOYS’ HIGH SHOES in sturdy tan leather $2.75 — 2nd Floor — everywhere for $2.50. Full cut and perfect workman- Could you ask for more. 50) + GLOVES $ l : 1 9 Shirt. GLOVES $2.19 Here's a Bargain For You — Main Floor — Just Exactly $1. A new time Shirt at a old time price. TOMORROW » l Each ‘54 00 w $5.00) —— 00) 1 Yours Tomorrow For the prices— $14, $19, $24 MACKINAWS There are but five left and they sold for $9. i Yours Tomorrow At WOMEN’S FULL CUT $1.50 FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS $1.09 REAL $1.50 HEATHER BLOOM PETTICOATS Plain colors and flowered designs—deep flounce 95¢ 50 Dozen Double Thread TURKISH TOWELS white and colored bhorders 29¢—4"™ §1 WOMEN’S UNION SUITS Fleece Ribbed Knee Length Sleeveless or Dutch Neck $1.65 Values $l .29 CHILDREN’S SCHOOL HOSE 35c¢ Girls’ Black Rib 22¢ HEAVY BLACK and KHAKI For 22 c Boys TOMORROW ONLY MEN’S WORK SOCKS l lc P:ir Bargain Basement ' The Busy Downstairs Store Where Value Reigns Supreme 300 Pair Men’s IPSWICH WOOL SOCKS the 45¢ kind—tomorrow 25c¢ BOYS’ HIGH CUT SHOES 2-buckle brown Sizes1to 5" $3.50 values a Pair “BODYGUARD” WOMEN’S FLEECE VESTS and PANTS Warm and comfortable—-the $1.29 kind At95¢ MEN'’S DRESS SHOES All sizes in black or tan. They are $5 shoes 'omorrow 2.95p3: WOMEN'’S $1 BLOUSES Sizes 36 to 46 New spring styles 2 for sl 7|