New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 16

B A e o b i o SR i e s S i e e 14 ECUADOR DOING BIG BUSINESS Demand for Chocolate in U. §. Is Reason We Have Great Pleasure in Announcing THAT WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED EXCLUSIVE NEW BRITAIN AGENTS FOR VOGUE PATTERNS. YOU'RE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ENJOY THIS PRIVILEGE. -F = ®Wm W@@b 2 156 In. French| Dress Flannels v | 3,000 Yards Chen ey Silks 3£ $4.95 332322233223, 3233881 NOTIONS Silk Blas Tape, 3 yard pleces, all 2hc Willimantie Thread 3. 10c Delco Snaps Dlack, white Laster is near! Time to commence making Seleet the materials of your heart—the acces- that Dress or Coat or Blouse. Have you started? sovies, etc, during “Dressmakers’ Week"—starts Why wait until the last minute? A “rush job” Saturday! You'll find our collection mammoth, our very seldom turns out right—haven't you found it variety almost endless, our Prices RIGHT, McCall that way? or Vogue Patterns are here, too. g yard Cheney's—The Silk of Silks! Name a woman who doesn’t crave a dress length. 3000 yards of “lingering lovelir are begging to be made into new Easter Dresses. What colorings! Clever pen ts, artful floral motifs, quaint curious geometric patterns —you MUST see for Patterns for both Miss and Matron, Every inch jammed with quality—Cheney quality. The price does all the talking! 10 Pastel as moderate a price ou'll ever see for such aristocratic Silks. Obey that impulse! Choose Spring Shades 1.) 3 and Half Patterns. Best Quality. lk Stripes, Plaids and Half |8 saturday. (D. & L.—Main ' 4 i o A verituble furore of high colorings as well as (Main Floor) b New Crlsp wash Goods o i Thousands of Yards No long story necessary for this treat. and that result in‘a ip] ondid fabric. LOW PRICED, Madam! These Styles Will Be Favored Thruout the Spring . Spring styles have past ‘ from the definite to the lefinite, They're established! Dresses The garments we're showing will be accorded favoritism that are Beauti auties ALL, THROUGH the long Spring Months. Make your selection nmow, while stocks FLAT CREPES, SAT- INS, PRINTED SILKS, CANTONS, CREPL r best! Of course, 1 ELIZABETHS, ETC, Tashioned of the most popu- lar spring fabrics and deftly trimmed to add to their smart- ness. Sizes from 2 to 6 years. (D, & L—2nd Fl) $5.95 . $16.95 Girls’ New Spring Dresses Of sllk, flannel, English broad- cloth and prints, Plain and smartly trimmed. Sizes 2 to 14 years. Nice selcction . $2.95 . $10.95 Coats for Every Occasion moderate MORE l'Ul‘l' Girls’ Suspender Dresses $2.95t0$7.95 1 Silk and Flannel with pretty voile waist. All s 7 to 14 years. INES, P Ol(l SHEENS. 1311eE eI eI e ISttt e eI er eI eeIssIITtetseIteresstItniesantisIitIIsINNgILIIIIIIIIIIL ANTI TOBAGCO FIGHT THREE CENTURIES OLD Some of Tirst Books Used in Cam- Spring Togs for Little Tots White Voile Dresses . & & Several pretty styles to chooso § £, (rom., Trimmed with lace, ribbon $# and embroidery. 2 to 6 years. 3 $1.95 . $3.95 Infants’ Silk Bonnets $1.25 to $2.95 Georgette, Crepello, Crepe de Chine. Prettily trimmed with frill and ribbon rosette, Little Tots’ Spring Coats $2.95 to $7.95 1ashioned with Smocking in colla 1 enffs. Trimmed with touches of hand embroidery. Sizes 1 to 4. White, pink, blue. paign to be Sold at Auction In Near Future. 3833228288222128388282: Have You Seen the New Beaded Pouch Bags’ 3232232333283, Straight lines, curved tronts, fur borders, g siitching, fur (2nd Floor) The Young Miss ls Not Forgotten! She, too, has the opportunity of being just as smartly clothed as her older sister. Models of Flannel, Suede, Velour, ete. Colors are Tangerine, Blonde, Rose, Gold, Tan and Rust. Splendidly tailored and tastefully styled. Moderately priced. —a linen treat from $33333228812282283222282 EXQUISITE STYLES IN CHILDREN'S HATS $1.95 to $4.95 Becoming hats in the new favored straw braids and; silks, trimmed with ribbor or flowers in the newes shades. These are unusually smart and fine hats at these prices. “the other side”— ““Rayon’” Colored Silk Embroidered LINENS ERECT MEMORIAL Well Known Fraternity Invited to Dedicate Room of Old Ralcigh Sizes T to 10 Years Sizes 10 to 16 Years Sizes for Miss Junior Tavern. Ohlongs, Ovals yrtable—t he “Dalby” silk knitted Vests, Step-ins v desirable for \\[Al \HU] lighter weight outer Spring days call for new bright hued window hangings, and pretty ¢ sho Flesh, Orchid, Maize and Peach. [very gar- curtains. He e just the kind that housekeepers want—new prints s d nicely made. 5 and woven effects in colorful fabrics to drape over the curtains as well ) 2 ) $l 95 10 $3 0 as the curtains themselves. Of course, D. & L. Prices Prevail. """""""""" (D. & L—3rd Floor) (D. & Carter Silk Silk Vests Fine Glove Fiinged $1.25 Silk Newest Underwear And Bloomers Silk Vests Curtains Madras Cretonnes $1.00 to $1.75 $1.50 and $1.95 $1.69 $2.98 pair $1.00 yard 39: to $1 25 BORED BY SOCIETY Wealthy Tondon Miss, Tired of Dances, Theaters and Dinner Par- tics, Gives Away Fortune, ¢ * (the sixteenth and seventeenth |ern German radio circuit. 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