New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1923, Page 11

Confirmation Dresses White Voiles, Batiste, Net and Canton Crepe Dresses beautifully and tastefully trimmed with lace and ribbon — we are showing these dresses in our window at— $2.95° $19.85 — 3rd Floor — SPORT COSTUMES NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, Women's Sport Wear Sleeveless Jacquettes with white flannel plaited skirts are the mode of the month of June. Plain red and green as well as many embroidered novelties in navy and hlack and white—the combination sells for— $14.85$19.85 Separate Jacquettes—embroidered in all- over patterns, grays and blues predominat- ing— $14.85 $24.85 Separate Sport Skirts — Flannels, Ratine and Pongee Silks — plaited and slashed — these charming skirts are so reasonable— 1023, Summer Dresses The Gingham Dresses are so different!this year—unusual little house dresses in a.wide assortment— $3.95 " $4.95 The better Summer Dresses of linen, ratine, dotted Swiss and Shantung are here in ’goodl,\' array and range in price all the way rom— $3.95" $24.85 — 3rd Floor — SPORT MILLINERY Beguiling Hats of the softer lines — many are direct copies of importations—these hats all being shown in our window at— Original creations in the bright colorings of early sum- mer, magnificently designed to meet the requirements $4.95" $9.95 of the ultra—these too, are in our window and are priced $24.85"$145.00 — 3rd Floor — Boys’ Department — 2nd Floor — The baseball season is on—sliding bhases will ruin a good suit of clothes—we have regular hig league Basehall Suits made for that $1.95 $2.45 “TOM SAWYER” and “PETER PAN” WASH SUITS $l ‘65 and upward Ever so many hoys will need Blue Serge Suits this month—A good -one, with two pairs of knickers at— $10.95 Khaki Knickers— 95c “ $1.45 'twill be a sport wear season. — 3rd Floor — SUITS For Men on the Main Floor One of the reasons why we are selling so many suits, is due to the fact that we have the clothing right here and now—at the price men want to pay: It may be a Besse-Leland Suit at $19.75 ov *it may be one by Society Brand at $49.75 and in between — say around $24.75 to $29.75 that’s ‘where we shine—not overlook- ing a good lot around $34.75. So if it’s a suit of clothes—a good suit of clothes—you can walk right in here and get a selection from a thousand suits in a price range from $20.00 * $50.00 Candy —and— Tobacco These are two important things about this little counter right at our front door— There is no better assortment of standard boxed Candy and no more complete stock of Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco in town— and as far as we know we undersell all other stores — the same goods for less money that’s all. Bargain Basement Special Lot of Boys' HATS AND CAPS 10¢ BOYS' WASH SUITS sizes 3 to 8 yrs, $1.19 $1.29 $1.45 WOMEN’S BLOOMERS white or colors all sizes . 95¢ MEN'S BATHING SUITS 5c WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS 95c . BOYS BATHING SUITS 9¢ Women Rubber BATHING SHOES all sizes and colors $1.10 PEGGY VANITY BOXES contrasting colors $2.95 MEN'S UNION SUITS Combed Lisle AMERICAN HOSIERY (slightly irregular) $1.00 values to §4.00 CHILDREN'S ROMPERS AND DRESSES sizes 2 to 6 years 79c¢ IPSWICH HOSE Boys' and Girls’ Saturday Only 5% 81 $2.00* $30.00 — 3rd Floor — Shoe Department — 2nd Floor — Real Scotch Grain Oxfords for men, cordo- van saddle, soft toe cap and rubber heel— black or Toney red— $6.90 Boys’ High and Low Shoes in serviceable leather— $3.40 $3.90 Children’s Oxfords in gray and tan leather. Just the cutest little shoe you ever saw in sizes 4 to 8, at— $2.40 Tennis Shoes—Good ones, with lacing clear to the toe, ankle patches and heavy suction sole at— $1.40 $1.90 $2.40 MEN’S STRAWHATS 4-ply brims with high crowns—just the Hat that everyone is wearing at— $2, $3, $3.50 "' $4 Some very unusual tan straws in novelty braids that desire your attention. s