New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 10

UNVEIL PORTRAIT OF PRES. HARDING | English Speaking Union Pays Tribute to Deceased Executive the thi nous !"(nd And Heavy One, Too! ! But she r place insisted that go to church. he should go in I she inquired ¢ what was t Simmons Mahogany Finished Metal Bed $13.00 Ivory Finish $12.00 As pictured—2 incl tinuous post with five fill- ers. Good Jooking and trong, like all Simmons beds. con- An accumulation of dis- continued patterns of high grade Wilton Rugs, es 27x54, have been |rr1uft(l from $12.00 to $9.00. There are ably beautiful rug collection. some remark- in thi It Will N This table, led in white, wi teed pmu‘lnnn “, the same fine quality a Sellers Kitchen Cabinets. It will stand the hardest kind ge without chipping or \m)pm" Unaffected b acids. Top put on without serews (ot Stain beautifu Awl' SELLERS PORCELIRON TABLE $10.75 cam Competition i Frery Boy and Less Emphasis on | Petrograd, Nov. ,ative unions of Russi His wife had a cold, and could not 80,000 societies, whose purposes are | AIDS BOYS IN ATHLETICS\ Provided Wio Trespass on Genevosity Winninz Squads for Games, of This Nation. Nov. question upon United States, th wart, who m Guggenheim, d = opm on that Americans are a minded and just peopl forbearing Jeifast, 30.—Discussing rom th k thaz some of the citizens| se: 1 compe participant sified by tour times plus the which with a R this Americ may bhe wise or rohibition and British at perfect British subjects ©ets are them so, but professio to the sports swimming and v eight regular football ethall squads; 16 track baseball teams, and several More than 1 a teams, aga ¢ 100 prior to the inauguration o( present plan. Interclass footha s year brought out players. 392 MAIN ST. TULSA HIGH SCHOOL SYSTEH |SCORES COUNTRYMEN WHO AID U. §. RUM FUNNERS that, for | Earl of Castlestewart Condenns Those the eturn abetting the justification wh ¢ for aiding and breaking of American It is well that all should Know while many ricans dislike »hibition, the ho enjoy laws. LACK SCHOOL SUPPLIES | ¢ Primary and Secondary School Sys-| the very and il Mm-lmm lberty to consider have no tems of Germany Suffer as Result of Financial Situnation. The primary and | ms of Ge r‘lfi&l!l.\" N p&r\ it th situation is not relie | ¢ schools | children have v copy books and | is inade ack supplies, and not the money to bu doing their of wall paper. Dubuque was the first permanent| settlement in Jowa. Himberg & Horn Established 18 Years 10 R. R. ARCADE COOPERATION STRONG. The cooper-| totaling some | an its | 1 man- the population ha most mmmm. WRIST WATCHES, WATCHES, DIAMONDS JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS Select your Christmas presents now—A small deposit will hold until you want it. Making it Easy to Buy Good Furniture And not at the penalty of exorbitant prices. Years ago realizing that the purchase of home furnishings usually involves a com- large expenditure for the average family, we perfected our “Deferred Payment Plan."—A simple, dig- nified, conservative arrangement, through which it made casy for veliable customers to purchase any item in our store and extend payment therefore over a period of months, Frankly our terms are not sensational. Sensation- ally low terms are made only with the penalty of much higher prices. Losses from bad accounts and the expense of carrving long term accounts are reflected in the prices of a concern doing that kind of business, As a reliable obligation respecting individual who expects and is entitled to real value for his money, can vou afford to buy your home furnighings where “terms" are sold rather than merchandise values? {Terms? Yes paratively Think it over! Genuine Solid Only $24.00 Walnut Tip Top Table $12.50 Stands flat against the wall when w.' needed. A e s price. 18 For a 42-inch Queen Anne Table of quality, Mahogany Library uci low, this, is extremel) SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET (CHRISTMAS CLUB SALE Has Been Extended for a Short Time Delivers A Deposit “Sellers” Enroll NoOW=—01 later—a ou wisl amount onving in small weekl; . we are also s pavable club term FREE DINNER SET valued at §13.50 mother or I'he balance addition to these eas) sale a 10-PIECE ne the club Can vou think of a more wonderful gift fo vife than a Sellers? Act promptiy—den’t let this wonderful chance escape Beneath The ridge seated bri read Comfortably neath an exquisite lamp, an evening of ing can be a real joy. shade Pric Annl long *$21 00 Mirrors — Mirrors SCORE beautiful poly- worthy t on or New ones mirrors, nent po latest chromed idea S1.50, SN0, You Play Cards? Do ou will enjo, apait kKmnd. odel, co ation of watered silk, pretty—$6.00, C. C. FULLER CO. 40-56 FORI) STREET, HARTFORI A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE ] | LLOYD’S 215 MAIN STREET We Are Now Ready to Sell the Suits of the Connors-Halloran Stores, Inc. Some Are the Fine Kirschbaum & Cortley Clothes. Others Are All Machine Made. But We Have Marked Them So You Get a Bargain Because They Are Mostly Worsteds—That Long Wearing Fabric. Young Men’s Men’s Suits Sizes up to 44 Stout | Not many of each size, but plenty | in the lot. $24.75 w $29.75 About 33 1-3 to 5% usual retail price. Young Men's Suits 32—33—31-35 Sizes They sold up to $37.50—excellent values to the man they fit. $19.7 Men's Odd Trousers All kinds—sizes and colors, except lower than Overcoats Heavy stylish give you scrvice. $24.50 $29.50 $34.50 {abrics that will corduroy, $2.95 to 7.45 Values $4.00 to $10.00 FORM FITTING OVERCOATS SOME RAINCOATS ..... LEATHER COATS .......... cesuve SOME ODD ALL WOOL SUITS They cost originally $25,00—Thcy Cost Us More SEE OUR LADIES’ DEPT. AD ON PAGE 21 BOYS’ CLOTHING Suits and Overcoats 31018 Yecars At Just About the Wholesale Cost—Shop a Little and Compare the Prices