New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1924, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY APRIL THIRD Vogue " Beginaing Tomorrow, Thursday Morning, May 1 AT NINE \ ‘\I ()\l Y ONCE A YEAR (COMES THE GLAD TIDINGS OF THIS GREAT UPHEAVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER WEARING APPAREL AND LS. SANDS OF OUR REGULAR PATRONS KNOW THIS IS THE ONE TIME OF THE YEAR WHEN IT PAYS TO GET BUSY AND BUY RIGHT AWAY AT A‘ GREAT \\?ll{{)(,, ng‘ggll\ TI—IIE MID-SEASON. READ SOME OF THE PRICES, MAKE A LIST OF THE NEEDS, AND GET HERE EARLY TOMORROW WHEN CHOOSING IS THE BEST. SILK LINED TAILORED A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 105 ON ALL SHOES. Deduct From Our Regular Prices. : SUITS ’ For the Next 10 Days ONLY Pencil Stripe and Twills, Checked Cloth, Sport Suits: reg- ular price from $25.00 to 535.00. Special at this sale— HERALD, WIEDNESDAY, 30, 1924, 100 SPORT COATS | All lined, tan and gray, soft sillky fabries; rvegularly priced 815.00 to £19.00. Special at this sale— DRESSES ! Flat Crepe, Canton Crepe, Satins, black, blue, green, beige, nicely made, sizes from 16 to 51; regular price $15.00 to $25.00. Special at this sale— For Men Who Want Style, Fit and Wear. All leathers and sizes $3.85 Mah Jongg Pat. Grey and Airedale. Same as pictured SPORT SANDAL in Alligator leather. Grey and tan. Same as cut, with rubber heecls attached. Same as pictured. All wanted leathers and sizes at Giun Metal Russ. Calf Pat. Colt Ydimore Calf Kara Pat. Airedale and Black Suede. Low Heels Scotch Grain $7.85 $7.85 SOROSIS SHOES FOR W OMEN, Black or Brown ; Florsheir Y \ Shoes ogueohoe >hop Men Whoe (are SWEATERS With Cricket neck, tan, gray, green, beige, orch- VAN RAALTE All models, sizes 22 HOSIERY 25 Nos. 515 and 510, reg- 0 OFF ular price $1.95. Sale UNDERWEAR price $1.65; 3 pair §4.50, A all latest colors; onyx id; regular price $2.95. OFF REGULAR PRICE | D g‘;'!:‘“- '"gg’ie 861% ;?Iize $2 65 I'nce..u Price .... i I ~|)o:l modcl n';zu ()||é—lmf—'i‘5|VITM_\—;|I;“\\:'_'—:_I'—<;I—(V0.‘ O NN .‘ $1 65 | Rlcolacv reg. price $2,95 to $5.95 $2.00 Educators —JAY’S— 238 Main St. On the Square 238 Main St. i ol L VAN RAALTE SILK v SILK PE 'm( 0 \T( e e A b i 8 A AR g S S e e Family — Opposite Monument — TE— i i i ! | ;, tition was received from the ommodation committ 'DR. FOSDICK CONTINUES S THLC ON THE BIBE | Address A Fish Salad - Beets Lettuce AT PUBLIC WORKS = 7 s Comvocation of Ministers at = 1 hairman was - i 1 by sig I o i the Yale Divinity School Retiring Commissioners Say Rare- - well to Associales- ” LO‘ST:V BAGK SCRATCHER 0 s e By b HELLMANNS BLUE ..RIBB ON Mayonnalse ~f;f"~:mmmmmmwM cidentally Left in New York Tasie . RURAL CO-OPERATION IN CHURGHES IS ESSENTINL Comtrald the i ke of 4 itoric | s el (First of the Season) | n »‘w y ¥ H.“mw ) " s 18c LASTLERN . 10¢ I 14C i 10c in &&C " 20c h, 156 b, 12c h ch " 160 Methodists Hear That Chureh Work s Lb. 22¢ . 35¢ i 28€ omn 2OC i 38€ h 35c s ror QOC 2 10 25c oror 2OC 2 1ve 2OC w 18¢ Abandoned in Light of 21 Districts FRESH NATIV MACKEREL LIRIRIEN) OrEN LONG CLAMS nOLsn CLAMS soLn ONSTIERS BoNt l l S8 SMO SELECTED lll\li HADDOCK BOSTON BLUENISH SAYBROOK TLOUADERS MEpItM SEA TROUY WHITE IS STEAK ANNOUNCEMENT | & R')('I;l;l'fl'l STEAK COD Il(l\ll ns BONLELESS SALT COD AT SALT HERRING HED sALY SALMON MEDIUM SALT MACKERED ~ The Colonial Flower Store is now open for business in the store which was formerly known as the Welch Floral Co. We will endeavor to he of service to you at any time. The Cc.omia Tel. 2181 | Flower Sorg 89 West Main St. I’rofessional Bldg. TRESH CREAMERY — Butter.. 2 Lbs. 83c | SELIATED IRESH— Eggs ..2 Doz. 53¢ SpeclaI——WhoIe Milk “Sharp” Cheese Lb. 33c SATIVE BGGS FRESH PFROM BERLIN EVERY DAY SPECIAL MOHICAN nAISIN BREAD Ea. 10c THE WHEAT, GRANHAM on uyi BREAD MARKET i