New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 12

1 b A S A e R A A B . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 1925, Y T et e g S BT S —THE— Straw Hat Season Is Open Tall Men— Short Men—Fat Men— Thin Men—are blossoming forth in their new suymmer head- wear. And this year the Styles Are Different — Wider brims —fancy bands a'nd fancy braids Panamas — Leghorns — Split Straws — S ennets i LOOK AT OUR DISPLAYS STRAWS Ecuadorian SELECT YOUR STRAW TODAY i Mo PANAMAS UNION MADE AND HAND MADE Union Made [ | | [ ! | | i | | | | [ | | - -u—--.‘...-.m-,- Connecticut Hat Co. | ‘The Beckwith Co.” 6 R.R. ARCADE 273 MAIN STREET CONVENTION ENDS -2 FLAG DAY TRIBUTE v v to his bedside today. Smnm i BT R e e Penples Chunch Asembly 7 e e o o Be Prinpl Speake than'that ot 15 U ! Nothing but fine quality clothes, made in our own factories and sold in our own storcs. Just one small profit and only {wo prices. S REVENUE OFFIGE WAKES REPORTS Total Income Dewlr Reduc tions, I: '*‘P Die DIRECT to YOU . y | 3 AV, A A . It's no trick to equal the low price; that's merely a matter of com- I [IRI] AS r[]R S BIL[ 18 ) . \ paring numerals on price tags. But to equal the quality and style “ Sy N _\'_ 5 ) —that’s the real trick., We say to vou candidly that if at any time i1 i vou are convinced any merchant offers you clothes equal to Won- ““H []F P“SA[& : der in style, quality and price—BUY THEM! A 3 Men who have shopped the city come back here to bhuy. The rea- But Similar One Pl(.[alll\v Will @l 7 SN son is obvious. Wonder clothes offer you the utmost in quality of JOSEPH F. DUTTON I | i / ® fabric and tailoring, for the price you pay, because they are made HSS BU“ e /[dn} YEfl]S | 1 B and sold—direct to you—by the same organization. No middle man; A g no excessive profits. Here, you get all the Yalue. Dress Up for Decoration Day New York’s e | Smartest $ $ . Elects New Officers STATEME) [ m 1;{59 : ‘ : R | Clothes and o e e R | For Men ben That He Ha- Ha Any Diare Intere in san | n You judge clothes by the way they look, the way they fit and the way they wear. To appre- ciate the true value of Wonder Clothes just compare them with any others that sell for $5, $10 $15 more. Note carefully the styles, the tailoring and the character of the woolens. Then only when vou are fully convinced that these are the greatest values in Suits and Topcoats in the en- tire city—BUY! You owe it to yourself to know what really fine clothes can be purchased for nly twenty-one and twenty-five dollars. COME TO THIS STORE AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. St. Lawrence (‘anal Plan Would Benefit Million READ THE HERALD CLASSIFILD ADS FOR RESULTS