New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1924, Page 24

Donnelly-Mullen Co. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1024, BOSTON STOR Donnelly-Mullen Co. All These and Many Other Fine Values Will Be Found Here Saturday During Our JULY CLEARANCE SALE Any Girl Can Be Pretty New Beauty Treatment Does what Every Girl Wants Pores won't show, Blackheads and Blemishes vanish, Sallow. ness goes away and your skin delights in a glowing, wild.rose beauty when you use Mello-glo, Skin Tone Beauty Cream CLEANSES pores, puts new life in the face Facial- Tone Powder Containg cold cream. Stays on until you want ke it off. o s‘flfih Toilet Articles Mennen's Borated Talcum Powder. July Clearance Sale Woodbury's Facial Soap. July Clearance Sale Squibb’s Dental Cream. July Clearance Sale Pompeian Day Cream. July Clearance Sale Djer Kiss Face Powder, Flesh, Rachel and White. 39 c IVORY 6 OUNCE P, & G, WHITE NAPTHA SOAP Saturday Special 6 CAKES FOR 25c Either Style Hosiery Ladies' Gordon Silk Hose, the popular No, 275 mock seam back ~~the best hose for wear, Col- ors: black, white, tan, Airedale, grey, tan bark, nude, mellow, and poudre blue, 95c July Clearance Sale Ladies’ New Drop Stitch Silk Hose, made with the seam back, Colors: black, tan, grey, French tan, Sombrero, Deer and cinder. July Clearance Sale Pair 59 C Ladies’ Fine Lisle Union Suits hand top, shell and tight knee, ;luly Clearance 79 c Men’s Department Men’s Extra Fine Quality Silk Stripe Madras Shirts, a new so- lection of desirable patterns. e $1.39 Men'’s 80 Square Percale Shirts with attached collar, ex- tra fine quality; a new lot of , neat smart checks and stripes. July Clearance Sale .. Men’s Union Suits, Athletic style, cut extra large. July Clearance Sale .. 89(: Men’s Well Tailored Pajamas, Silk PDresses At One-Half Former Price 10 This opportunity represents a large purchase of strict- ly high quality Silk Dresses, all indi- Copies of higher- extraordinary vidual models, priced dresses, presenting the newest models at a price that is modest in the extreme, SPRING and SUMMER APPAREL HAS BEEN DRASTICALLY MARKED DOWN FOR SATURDAY SELLING REGARDLESS OF FORMER COST OR SELLING Lingerie Satine, plain and striped, all colors, Value 59¢ vard, July Clearance Sale ... Yard 33 () Mercerized Pongee, white and natural colors, for dresses, shirts, ete. 39¢ value, July Clearance Sale, Yd.zsc Pure Irish Dress Linen, in all colors, 86 inches wide, 75¢ value, July (learance Sale .. 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July Clearance Sale Each 2 9 C Large size Huck Towels, with red border, July Clearance Sale, Each 12'&0 First Quality Cannon Turkish Towels, large size, plain and col- ored borders. July Clearance Sale, Each 21 Cc Bleached Sheeting, two yards wide, a well known make. July (learance 45-inch Pillow Case Tubing — Made of very fine quality cotton. Regular 45c. July Clearance Sale SILK BLOUSE-DRESSES Made of an excellent quality of Tricosham; all the new summer July Clearance Sale neatly trimmed with silk frogs. Butterfly Talcum Powder, — Colors: white, pink, blue, tan, July Clearance lavender. July Sale (Clearance Sale, Ea. $l . 1 9 This Sale includes Wraps, Silk Dresses, Voile Dresses, Coats, Linen Dresses, Separate Skirts, Short Coats and Wash Dresses. shades with pleated skirts complete ..............oo... $8 95 CROWLEY BRGS. INC. | CINDERS FOR SALE PAINTERS AND [ A. H. HARRIS =—General Tricking— TEL 29079 ‘ar'mmf‘l the camp fire which was light- |commissioner, and Miss Lois Shaw, | ed by Walter Cook in accordance with |scout director. Here a brief program | ancient Indian ceremony, said was rendered for the entertainment | OOKED FOOD SHOP| i 118 MAIN STREET | MUTUAL BUILDING DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs | TEL. 2913 | 99 WEST 8T, We Are Now Temporarily Located At No. 25 Central Row Opposite Parsons’ Theater Hartford Two family house on Lincoln street, right at the corner | of the Country Club sections, where land values are hound § to jump as the city grows. This is to be the Prospect ave- § nue of New Britain, Build here and the other fellow will always want to buy it. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 805-6, Bank Bldg. physicians, HONISS’S 'THE OLD HOME TOWN the | is here—The Frankfurter. Why | try, was said to be threatening town of McCloud and an appeal was ity T sent 10 nearhy fowns for aid in fight-| {1y to cook over a hot stove on ing it. Tourists, campers and citi- & hot summer day, when you zens of Dursmuir were organized | can come to this Delicatessen | | shortly after midnight h;'flshl ’. fire Shop and g?t a delicious meal? near that town which became serious | (0 po Bevtors are always last night. i | VS The fire on the Kaniksn national | fresh and are highly flavored. 'fwmvfl:nm ,\hvl'm;ar Hn:\»‘y-f'r'l the 18| Try them once and you will al-| ‘Reflle river and forced the 200 men | (0 o 7 » . | fighting it to beat a hasty retreat late | dipd want them. We have other | | yesterday. The fire now covers sev- Delicatessen too. eral thousand acres, Weather condi- Try patronizing us. tions in Montana remain serious, . » e @8 an 2 o Garin Ee b e MENE | tn northern Tdaho and eastern | SATURDAY SPECIALS . : 'S \washington no settlements were en- | Potato Salad, r visitors followed. ¢ ed today. The at | D o fawering ot the colors, (he [d8naered today. The. ination A ) 20c¢ 1b. | nd r n Washington was gaid to he | 3 BIGEA e OF ar thongh several Tdaho fres | Brookfield Butter, 1-4 Ib, prints, S n i o tinued uncontrolled. Western | 48¢ Ih. [ 4 T Washington forests were tree of fires, : (v'o‘.erhlonm But‘?", l" "’). ! | | | sercmiony having heen extended to in- |of the visitors. | clude music by the camp orchestra. —_— | The orchestra consisted of Leo Brad- | [ 1oy, “la ames Beach and | ST ‘l'h: D. Vibberts. | 2ol i During the camp fire a new stunt | Visit Boys and Girls and ATe|was iroduced he suunt consistes Elltel‘tall]ed at Jobvs Pond | two boys, who, on their hands and | knees tried to pull each other across AR sty |a given line without hending their 3 heads and thus permitting the belt to | (Ta]§ i hars g anditie permittng i {California and Montana Have New | chants, factory heads, salesmen, pro-!| After the boys had had a try at | fessional men and bankers laid aside |it the Rotarians also folned in the Bl Comb: their dignity and thelr chosen voca- [contest. Howard Sherman succeed- (A ‘0 0m at tlons last evening to become hoys ed dn defeating Max Unkelbach and | as they fra- |in turn was defeated by Orville F. iy ternized and frolicked with 1} BaMtGel Liraroid: CIRFI Cwans Bulisd|peckn tanclieo iuly 38 SEThe foseh) and younger friends in the b over the line by Al Volz. |fire situation, regarded as improved eamp at Job's pond. | rue old game of Indian m.,n,hng:'hrnughoul the west yesterday after- | Fifty.three members of Xew | hrought out some interesting results. |noon, rapldly got worse last night. Britain T;"'v*"' “"”" motored { Jack Wilkes of the hoy scouts defeat- |There were two bad fires in Califor- camp and enjoyed a supper of what |aq orctt Noble a r Demmin, ” e A SR Mevin Holsler oa)lsal VChisken |5 e m"””""’“m Sl h?rua and one In Montana. The Cali- YOUR WARM 8 la fresco on the fire department,” | |,eonard Byington, the camp cham- |fornia fires were new. | wr o R rtime : One o giskiyou coun- | WEATHER FRIEND the fire department part of it having pion. Leonard, who is only 14 years | One of them, in the Siskivou coun- | e reference to the fact that a son of [ nld and weighs less than 55 pounds, Fire Chief Willlam J. Noble acted as | sneceeded in defeating Leo Bradley, an assistant in the kitchen ahout the |4 scont leader, who is more than 10 time the chicken narrowly escaped be- | vears his senior and outweighs him ing burned. 0 to 125 pounds. To show it The evening’ ot a frame.up Leonard then upon the arriy Harold Clark of the Rotary | gan with t cighs something on the quoits betv 200 and rolled Mr. | Klett and 1 cad as thaugh he and George athe ight. Mr. Clark took key on the o on o oufweighed him and was all in Klett @ in thre 1ds the score was 2 to 1 eonslderatio; ¢ ha core [in faver of Volz of 21 he and or had defeate Mugic by the orchestra and singing thelr oppon \ The water boys attr and enthy proved to be quite D. Vibberts, physic 1 the latter case PR * | with cool weather and frequent show- | ot attention as the | T ing the work of revention plmts.. !'Rc II.\. JEdetnns Imported Swiss Cheese, died out 'Vr)r_fi‘ 39(‘ "‘- n the other side of | of probata haiden ar New | . : : . sy | Pure Lard, | again taps re- fthin and for the district of Rer 1 e 16th day of July Y. 1924, | 2 25 From an- 16th day of July, A 1924, 2 Ibs, 25¢ % R Beroard 1 Corned Beef Hash, and the t Reritn, 4 ; Stuffed Olives, tation from | ‘fl‘sc p'"' nht eamp |n g Phrosto Fruit Punch, same al 3 for £1.00 -1 Dill Pickles, ic each, 4 WEEK-END SPECTALS « | Special Blend Coffee, Regular 40c¢ Ih, Saturday 35¢ Ih, Roast Stuffed Chickens, 3 to 4 Ibs, average, $1.75 and $2.00 About the Store Scotch Ham and Bacon. Belvidere and Wesson Olive Ofl. | Fruit, Chicken, Potato, Salmon, a notice ov | (C‘abbage, Vegetable, Tuna Fish and New Britaln Have You Seen The New Corona Four? This Portable f« Standard throughout, standard <hift keyhoard, ribhon and 10-inch carriage THE TALKATIVE ELEMENT OF THE TowA IS GREATLY WORRIED ABOUT TTHE FLASHILY DRESSED EGBERT POBBINS SOURCE OF /NCOME, (@ 1924, by NEA Servies, Inc) Come in and Iet us demonstrate it to you. New Britain Typewriter Exchange 76 WEST MAIN STREET Crah Salads, Phrosto Syrup in glass, all flayors. - &0 post in nake BERNARD P, GAFFNEY, Judge