New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 11

TAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1923. GIFTS FOR MEN! Besse ~ Leland's He'll Like What You Buy Here AGift for Every Man He Buys Here Neckweag' Stripes, checks, plaids and plain colors and in every color you could possibly wish for and all so reasonable; packed in holly boxes. 65¢, 95¢, $1.45, $1.95, $2.95 Sweaters These are the sweater days— coasting, skating and all winter sports require wool sweaters. Then, too, there are the Knitted Coats and Vests in a most un- usual range. Suspender Sets It wouldn’t be Christmas for Father without a Suspender and Arm Band Set in a pretty box. Some very beautiful com- binations at 30¢ to $2.45 HOUSE COATS BATHROBES LOUNGING ROBES SOFT SLIPPERS Shirts A shirt to go with the tie— you can’t wear one without the other. Yes, they are “Parker” Shirts, all beautifully boxed in Christmas boxes. $1.45, $2.00, $3.00 and up Umbr-"s If it’s a last minute proposi- tion you ean’t beat an Umbrella —we have some beauties, in a wide vlriety of handles, at just as wide a range of prices. 95¢ to $8.95 - Tobacco | There is one question that | ever so many folks ask us about | our tobacco counter: “How do you do it?” We just do it— that'sall. For a period of years we have, as far as we know, un- dersold any other store on all standard cigars, cigarettes and tobacco. You save nearly 10% on anything you buy. This year we have added a beautiful line of pipes—Key- woodies, Italian Bruyre and English Briar all at prices far below other stores—and every pipe guaranteed to be perfec- tion itself. Yes—you can walk right in here and buy tobacco at whole- sale prices at any time—and we'll make every effort to take care of you right up to the last minute. Gloves Choice skins in gray, mocha and tan cape, spear back with a stay fast clasp. Soft warm lux- uriously fur lined gloves, as well as good old all wool stand- bys, from $1.00 Upwards Mufflers Brushed Wool Scarfs in all those soft brown shades that will harmonize with anything else and nothing could be any warmer., $1.00 to $3.75 Candy As a matter of fact, this candy department of ours is more or less an innovation. It _occupies but a small space in a great store—but does a great business. Literally tons of candy are sold over this little 6-foot counter. Nearly all the well known makes, in beautiful Christmassy boxes, besides the regular old fashioned Christ- mas Candy that no Yuletide would be complete without. This enormous sale of candy is ac- counted for by the low prices— for here you pay quite a bit less than you would pay in other stores for the very same candy. Handkerchiefs What man can have too many handkerchiefs? One in a box, two in a box, three in a box, any combination you want at most any price you want to pay. Sure thing, we have initials, too. 3 for 25¢ up to 50¢ each Hosiery This is the era of wool. Lots of men wear wool sox the year round. Golf hose are worn all winter long for sport wear. Hosiery at 25¢, 40¢, 50¢, 75¢, $1,00 and $2,00 Jewelry Cuff Links, Dress Sets, Scarf Pins, Tie Clasps; all boxed in exquisite boxes, ready for the tree on Christmas morning. SILK HOSIERY PAJAMAS CIGARETTE CASES GARTERS Thousands of Worth While Gifts For As Many Worth While Men You’ll Do Much Better A BESSE-LELAND’S