New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1923, Page 5

Our Bills Must Be Paid—We Must Sell NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1923, “THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS” 948,000 SHOE STOCK IT0 BE SACRIFICED| We Bought Too Heavy—Cold Weather Killed Buying— This Enormous New Stock Regardless Of Cost, Loss or Value!! 530 Pair Ladies’ Red Cross and Herricks Brown and Black Kid High Heel Shoes All Hand Made Formerly $7.00 to $12.00 — Big Lot — Ladies’ Patent $ 0 0 Kid* Pumps 1 Formerly $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 — 300 Pairs — Ladies’ Novelty Pumps $ 1 097 0dd Lot Formerly $5.00 to $8.00 Ladies’ Black Satin Colonials Spanish heels, 52.97 Latest in'Footwear ; Formerly $56.95 Ladies’ Brogue Oxfords In Brown and Black Calf, Low rubber heels$ 2 97 Hand sewed. Formerly $56.95 Ladlea’ Brown and Black xfords New spring stock with military $3 67 rubber heels Formerly $7.00 C Shoes All leathers Formerly $2.00 and $3.00 Child’s and Misses’ Fancy Pat. Strap Pumps with $ 1 -97 Grey Suede Back Formerly $3.00 Growing Girls’ Pat. Leather $ 2 . 67 Strap Pumps Low heels Formerly $4.95 “KING TUT” Sandals i 337 All Fancy Leathers Formerly $4.95 - Ladicy’ Sport Oxfords in Beige and Brown Suode also Strap Pumps TFormerly $7.00 ' Reduction on Dr. Kahler's SALE STARTS THURSDAY April 19th At 9 A. M. ASTOUNDING VALUES that never have and never will be equalled in the merchandise history of this city—a merciless shatter- ing of prices on a great new stock of fine footwear., Shoes for everyone and then more shoes. Prices that are not merely a reduction of a few cents on a pair, but that in many cases are less than half their cost. A genuine bargain feast for the thrifty. STOP 1" We're not offering this wonderful sale THINK !'! because we have money to throw away. ** Nor are we starting a new kind of charity organization. But our bills must be paid and we are forgetting all thought of profit—sacrificing for one purpose only—TO GET CASH QUICK. ATIP | NOTICE | TERMS Men, set your No shoes sold Strictly Cash. filurm }t‘:locdk an § to dealers—and § No mail, phone ?\'l;lll!\‘u:. le!:\'n.y(mr we reserve the or C. 0. D dishea in the aink, l‘l[,’ht to limit quantity to any fj orders. No re- funds, Don’t miss the open« ing hour of this big sale, single person, S5 IoASS THEGOOD WORD O YOUR FRIENS They may not see this advertisement and they’ll thank you for telling them, Our space is limited so we ecannot tell you all that will take place, Wo can only give you a general idea of the tremendous bar- 320 Pairs Men’s High Grade Shoes Black Calf Hand Made Shoes Formerly $6.95 — Men’s — Heavy Grain $ 1 85 Scout Shoes All Leather Formerly $2.75 Wonder Value—Men’s Gun Metal Calf Hand Sewed Shoes $ 95 with Neolin soles Formerly $6.00 Men’s Genuine Mahogany Calf Hand Sewed Shoes ‘ $ ¢95 with rubber heels Formerly $6.00 Men’s Fine Grade Vici Kid Sh d oditc 4.85 All Hand Made Formerly $7.00 Men's W. L. Douglas’ Shoes Al Marked Down Reduction on Dr. Kahler’s $9.65 — One Big Lot — Boys’ Shoes $ 4 5 solid leathel 1 Formerly $3.50 — Men’s — Grey Felt Comfort Slippers Elk Soles Formerly $1.50 Men’s Mahogany Calf and Black Vici Hand Sewed $3 95 Oxfords meell) $6.00 “Young Man” Here’s Some “Peppy” Patent and Brogue $ 4 85 Sport Oxfords Formerly $7.50 The Famous “Bates” Shoes and Oxfords Brown $ 5 35 and Black Calf Formerly $9.00 10% 10% STORE OPEN at 9 A. M. THURSDAY and Red Cross Shoes and Red Cross Shoes gaing that awalt your eoming, EXCLUSIVE =" MODERN]| W.L.DOUGLAS | SHOES THE BEST | SHOE VALUES | IN THE'CITY 20 EXTRA SALESMEN WANTED 160 MAIN ST,