New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1924, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL & 1924, [~ BOSTON STORE ~-- The Greatest Selling Event in Years 2,500 Guaranteed Apron Frocks The Garments Offered in This Sale Represents the Most Notable Purchase in the History of Our Business. The values are the greatest we have ever offered to our patrons, and give striking proof of the advantage to you of our large buying power. The exceedingly fascinating styles represent the choice from among hundreds of the very newest creations. The materials are high grade Ginghams, Chambrays and Percales in guaranteed fast colors and most select patterns. Many ideal trimmings. - YOUR CHOICE AT e Don’t let the low prices M mislead you. These are not \'!_‘m{" HEN } ordinary $1.19 aprons. You L will not find a garment in the lot that is not worth very much more. AMOSKEAG and SECURITY 36 TO 54 VERY LATEST DESIGNS FAST COLOR GINGHAMS “ ALL SIZES H FAST COLOR PERCALES Just Think of It. In Spite of Our Extremely Low Price You Will Find Extra Largé Sizes-- Included for Stout Women, who want slenderizing models in youthful Styles. These are styles certain to please the most fastidious women of every age. Fashionable models for women and comely styles for matron. Every dress is carefully made with liberal deep hems. Come In and Judge These Values for Yourself. ' ' f i | 7 <7, IR = e : N 82 0 LA} e, 2 0 VLI & We Urge Early Shopping. NO DIFFICULTY IN FINDING YOUR SIZE ‘ Every dress of good quality, Mal Lalian | The Dresses will be arranged on tables, according to size: Each gar- material, fast color; accu- TS JOUr SeSiteNG Steee ment will have size plainly marked, all the way from— : | rately cut (true to size). original assortment. — 36 to 54 — l 14 New Styles Tomorrow, Wednesday, Is the Day the Dresses Go on Sale