New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1924, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1924 Engraved d | “LITTLE FLOWER” CLUB SPREADS SUNSHINE Toilet Bottles For the : ; g Bath Room i P ) sl iy ; ; There is no higher quality than that which is built Bay Rum i e ‘ S k7 i ‘ i into “SAVE” LAMPS ! 8 The Price Is a Little Less A Herbert L. Mills Rose Water that ““atter HARDWARE o 336 MAIN ST. Peroxide, etc. | oz. size 35¢ | | Tk = | | | ! | DICKINSON | Drug Co. 169-171 MAIN ST. "HIMBERG & HORN ]J i ” . pre. | | " - ‘N 10 B. R. ARCADE Est. 19 Years 892 MAIN eT. 00 v"’ull u]\ at the recent general | i, \,h,h;r'i“ ”T'] on e Aries ;‘ We have been in business in this city for 19 years and Back Row—Mary Smith, Letitia Morein, Mary Curtin, Anna Morrin, Anna Ryan, Ruth Basso, Mary Regan, {they must be kept for a year, I have established a reputation for fair dealing. Our prices Middle Row—Ruth Robinson, Elizabeth Fagan, Ilene Murray, Patricia Murray, Vieginia Murray, Agnes Talbot, mm [ are reasonable for first quality merchandise. 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