New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1925, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1925. FIRST ANNIVERSARY THE REASON FOR DOYLE'S | SUCCESS inTHEFIRST YEAR Doyle’s Policy Has Been and Al- | ways Will Be to Give the Best Always at the Lowest Prices! I'he success of this poliey has been demonstrated the past yvear. Thousands of homes in and around New Britain have been furnished by Doyle and furnished at lower prices than were ever known before we opened our business. And For Our Anniversary— . _ANNIVERSA Here is what we have done: We have made a num- ber of attractive specials for our anniversary. Please be reminded that it is not a sale, but an effort on our part to show our appreciation of vour co- operation.in our first year. We are sure that you will realize a great saving on the items we have marked down for this occasion. Will Hold Any Furniture You May Select For Future Delivery (REMEMBER DOYLE’S POLlC"YVv» “ALWAYS THE BEST AT LOWEST PRICES”) S h ‘{H)\« T\ W [h RY SPECIALS | ———————— | BED ROOM SUITES | 3 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE $ in American or French Walnut with Bow End Bed, Dresser and Vanity. This suite is one that sold formerly at a much higher price. As an Anniversary Special it is only | LIVING ROOM SUITES | ...,,. = i | 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE $ in a dozen patterns and colors of veleurs. Suite consists of large settee, Wing and Club Chairs; strong construction and worth much more. Anniversary Special ( DINING ROOM SUITES ————— —————————————————————————— $ S PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE § in American Walnut; consists of Extension Table, Large Buffet, Host Chair and Five Straight (hairs, covered in genuine leath- er. Anniversary Npecial Only . (i L WORKERS TO PAY Was Overcome by Smoke When'! ~ GOING ON TURF Back Income Taxes Over Period | Garrle’d [0 Sa[ety | Fifth Member of Whitney Family | | Ethel Wiiey, | Starts Training a Stable tn Prepa- | #moke, and | ration For Starting Them in Races, P " et New York, July 17 (®) — & fifth |law, from thor member of the Whitney family is | going on the turf. ere forced to flee for | hen fire, believed to | started from a short circnit, damaged a two-family house at 131 | : e e Hough avenue to the extent of $2, Kentucky Inaieek Telin Hay Wil ney, son of Mr Mrs. Whitney, is ha William ( ne | rgest stables in Ameri- McCormick Takes OF His | Overalls, Changes ey cly Heisab Harry Payne Whitney — s ! t = LOSES GEMS IN PANIG 5" %orernniins ™ | s ‘mmn: ‘nrr«‘h‘»’ |New York Woman on Vacation| Young MeC work yesterda with his mother, Mrs Jumps When Boat Catches Fire | $12,000 Jewvls Gone &1 Mctormuck | 5 s a factory hand for [3. P. Gillesple of New York, s READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED resident ¢ ADS FOR RESULTS | RISKS LIFE T GET IN, FINDS ADMISSION FREE [N York Youngster € limb Brigeport Oficials Think Other % Is in Haptiond THK SHLARY BIL e motorboat as I''e been at sea loung |burst into enough. Now 1 know where to buy my clothes | - and save. The New York sample Shop sale Hined my |in the pockets with real money. | Can you imagine it. | saw |} sults there for only $10. | " You know what 1 did— |poat caugl You can do the same. |move it. ~ Eastern Millinery Co. 133 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN THE BEST MILLINERY VALUES (llill(ilt'(:n'\ WE HAVE EVER OFFERED IN §100 B > HIGH GRADE -~ HAIR HATS Tomorrow we offer our Entire Stock of Smart Summer Hats at Cost and Less. We make special mention of Hair Hats that we have divided into 3 groups. Sold regularly up to 815.00. Now-— $3.00 $4.75 $5.98 There is a splendid assortment for selection — Large, Medium and Small Models in all the best Sum- mer colors. Beautiful trimmed de- signs from our own work rooms and from leading manufacturers. No Two Alike Your Vacation Sport Hat is Here Specially Priced for Tomorrow KID AND SUEDE HATS WHITE AND COLORED FELTS In white, white with black and colors, | A new shipment just arrived bring- in a smart assortment of styles; ing to you the latest styles. The real French Felt at $1 981'cgular $2.98 $2.75 regular $3.98