New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1923, Page 5

FRQrare O e AT g 92900 e - D o bl . e TSt I DR o )C o) P\‘u i M) =S5 € SIS T I TR E P s S0) v & o I “a ‘.on.o - {Incomparable Values in NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1928, P p— [T pening — ' Of Our New Coat and Suit Dept. _ Here is an opportune event for all women! Wednesday at nine o’clock, we will open our Women’s Ready To Wear Department with a complete line of Coats, Suits, Capes and Dresses. We have been very fortunate in this respect. We have connected ourselves with the Largest Buying Syn- dicate of women’s wearing apparel in New York whose buying power runs into many millions of dollars thereby enabling us,at all times to offer High Grade Merchandise at Exceedingly Low Prices. We can safely say, and our goods prove it, that no establishment in town can offer the array of values that we are showing. Our line is as good as the best energies, ability and knowledge of our expert buying force could procure. SPORT COATS $ At a price that will almost double your purchasing power. -No one should be without one of these Sport Coats. Just the thing for general utility. All the coats in this group are lined throughout. Embodying the newest ideas in tailored models. Some belted and others with the side tie effect, in sizes 16 to 46. Spring $ Dresses For Misses and Women GROUP ONE ‘ A specially selected group of values that \ were made to sell as high as $25.00. Con- | sisting of Canton Crepes, Paisley Prints, ‘ | { Georgettes. In youthful, winsome models | for street and afternoon wear. GROUP TWO From our stock of higher priced new arrivals we have selected for this group a number of dresses originally made to sell up to $35. Consisting of Beaded and Plain Canton, Roshanara, Flat Crepes and b various combinations. In all the wanted shades. B ¥ £ . = P T enDes® .oo‘-ou-.‘-!bo‘v