New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1924, Page 14

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Linens That Will Beautify Any Thanksgiving T‘chlc “Vnhn an“n Linen Cloths, $6. 30 eztin v:mw flo Yonr Thanksgiving Dinner Should Be Served In Good China Dinner Sets $17 5 1o $100 Fine Warm Blank.ts (alifornia Wool NOVEMBER 21, 1924, Weventhal “D.&L” APPAREL DEPT. 2ND FLOOR s Coats ngse What Coats! Exclusive Apparel \hop: in big cities have ones just Jreasted | like them. But there, one must pay “Exclusive Shop Prices!” Are you sizes 5 | tall, short, slender or plump? It doesn’t make a bit of difference! We : See your- J I Men! Genuine §5.00 Value in Worsted Luncheon Sets, £6.95 ::o sk 5 s Sweater Coats $3.95 Sat. Only r,u'qH . nen Patterr ks al and co L.—\n. F1) If Perfect, They'd Sell at $2.50 a Pr. Women's Silk and Wool Hose ~orated Sets wear! That, Saturday only, a0 & L.—Main Floor) Men! Buy a Couple At This Price! Flamwl \lght Shirts, 95¢ cut to allow plenty of free ade of & good weight Flannel 14, Restless Nights If One Ts Covernd With Thee These Reduced for Saturday Seliing (D. & L—Third F1) S (D. & L.—Main Floor) ol Mixed Blankets 1.50 Pr. After All, the Smart Dresser Selects Broadcloth Blouses $1.95 Single Wool Blankets at $2,98 at $6.98 A Buy! Leather Underarm Bags ¥ i FER Genuine Velvet Calf, s 95 :""“ . “Iv::d '::‘1‘::_‘“: 5 55 7 % - . Purs Mirror, e i corded $39 adwie OF QUALITY, SERVICE AND SATISPACTION. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. gt i 3= el i a0 (D. & L—2nd Floor) er and silk lined. ('l‘. -i: L.~—Main Floor) o R il S 7=, One of T";T |“\‘:: Cia S ! (~>7» Make the Lad Fee . . spe ! L —One Flight to the Utmost in Style and E !{‘ ;3 Spruce Saturday One F lg to t_ e mos ln y e an conomY! Generously Cut Prices On Things You Want Now! SATURDAY ONLY! Novelty Ribbons Val. to 39¢ yd. at 10c For dress and millinery trimmings and fancy work, widths 8, 5, 7, 9. (D. & L—Main Floor) Children’s Cape Mitts, 69c a pr. Fleece lined; knit elastic wrists, black, tan and brown; serviceable. (D. & L.—Main Floor) Children’s Mitts And Gloves, 53c a pr. Knit wool, mitts have cuffs of contrasting colors, camel, oxford, navy and heather. (D. & L—Main Floor) Children’s Strap- Wrist Mitts $1.79 pr. Wool fleece lined, made of fine cape, fur cufts, in brown only. (D. & L.—Malin Floor) Fur Lined Driving Gloves $3.75 pr. Cape strap wrist gloves, full fur lined, PXM sewn, Paris point back; grey. (D. & L.—Main 1'loor) Cheney Faille Crepe $3.69 a yd. 40 inches wide; very popular now! In black, co- coa, navy, burnt, russet. (D, & L.—Main Floor) Wool Jersey Tubing $1.39 a yd. 54 inches wide, in jade, copen, rust, cocoa, 1.avy, ox blood, henna. (D. & T.—Main Floor) “Fruit of the Loom” Sheets, $1.35 Made of 42 inch muslin, size 84x90, hemmed and bleached. (D. & L.—Basement) English Long Cloth 12%c a yd. 86 inches wide, fine soft quality, suitable for under- garments, (D. Striped Amoskeag Flannels, 25¢ yd. 36 inches wide, new pat- terns; one of the best flan- nels made. (D. Women’s Wool Underhose, 59¢ pr. ‘The new wool under-hose without the foot; a real value, & -L.—Basement) & T.—Basement) (0oh o Phoenix Silk and Wool Hose, $1.95 Full fashioned, medium weight, perfect quality, 814 to 1015. (D. & L—3ain Floor) Men’s Silk and Wool Socks 50c pr. Irregulars of $1.00 qual- ity, in plain or dropstitch; black only. (D. & L.—Main Floor) Girls' Coat and Hat Sets, $9.75 Reg. $12.75, made kerley-kew astrakhan, and gray, sizes 7 to 10, (D. & L.—2nd Floor) “Wearever” Bread Pans at 49¢ ell regularly at regular size, (D. & L—8rd Floor) "Wearever” Fry Pans at 95¢ Maln Floor) of tan 85¢, Sell regularly at $1.20 each, regular size, (D. & L.—3r4 Floor) “ Wearever” Pie Plates at 29¢ Sell regularly at 40c ea,, large size. (D. & L—2rd Floor) D — A Country-Wide Hit! Jersey and Flannel Checked Overblouses $4.95 With collars, in plain red, green and navy, or red and green checks, nice pockets, long sleeves. (D. & L.—2nd Floor)