New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1925, Page 2

Before You Shut Your Vacation Bag Make sure that you have an entertaining novel to take along on your trip, There is nothing like a wonderful story for perfect relaxation, Hundreds to choose from At Our Book Department THE DICKINSON | : DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST, Turn Ahout—and Face These Real Values in HORSFALL'S STATE-WIDE SALE Money may but it's the furn a man's head-— vin of money that s of homes his value giving institut nd five minutes befor vou'll buy in half t hind them A special Gronp of MEN'S FANCY SUITS $24.50, $29.50, $32.5 Were Priced as High as One or two of P desirable from ever: a few of th long trouse HORS/J: ifir,,‘z%fa | I5=09 “It Pays to l'.u_y Our Kina” 5 bew ol Ve ry re n'"\rk"\\ Miss Ruth \ great idea in fo fFiciency pen construction SHEAFFER LIFETIMI WIFF REFUSES T0 PAY HUBBY' Bl S0 New Yorker Is Languishing in Jail as Result 21 P—Henry A, vier, a promoter, whope wife is a million and refuses to pay 0 to have him cleared of claims by another v New York, July fears he may be incarcarated for the rest of his life | He was commit me nts to L:'"]f\l M to jall lost sed that thess references involving a dog of w fond Under an agreement made {n 1305 Tay o deposit $30,000 in se- curities on whie! 3 have the inco . posited nearly $10,000 werth, Lut the balance has not been forthcom- ing. An affidavit G. Taylor, saye that sh -and that s betwen and 81,0 which w by her mother. Mrs. Tayl did “not feel ob ngarul 19 him money to pay the wllexed ¢ of the defendant, especlally in were hich vere very me for by Mrs, Ma rried him laim a matter of this nature, for chich 1| & no sympathy and wAll not con. | contribuating a0 as (3. Prioleau, attorn at Grand Rapids, a conspiracy to brihe cit SCHODL PRINGIPAL BECONES A BRIDE Bnthooy Dorbuck and Mary | Mieczkowski Married Today ny A. Dorbuck, satesman for Frary & Clark, and Miss vy Mieczkowshi, principal of the 1 Hill schoc Tool — intain THIS PEN WILL SAVE TIME INK AND PEN POINT T wl ze 1t for all desk permanent indl enio riting satisfaction A PHONE CALI WILL PUT ONE YOUR OFFICT ON TRIAI (A COMPLETE SERVICE ADKIN FRINTERS AND STAT S roNgRs #% CHURCH STREET 2tezzesiseseere e T endegrorers Yo on 't | ve t Be an Expert tb Aea he Greatness of These Half-Holiday Specials! WEDNESDAY, STORE CLOSES AT NOON 318 Yds. Printed Crepes Embroidered ('repes i Voiles and Linens i formerly to §1.50 : Light, medium and dark eolors; i patterns; 36 inches wide, H"&T \Inm Floor) 34°¢ degirable 1,800 Yards Silk and Cotton Printed Crepes, 77c. yard Tn 25 new summer shades and patterns; 36 inches wide (D&I~—Main Floor b Anderso; Pr'mts at 48c. yard A large array of small patterns; colors guar- anteed fast; make up into beautiful dresses. ([)&I,—»\Iam F]oor) ' Genume Ripplette Bedspreads $1.89 Full bed size. 80x90; need no 1roning; lar price 32.39. 1D& L—Basement) regu- uadles Cloth No. 1,000, l7c. yd Suitable for ladies’ and children’s ':armenr.: ete.: 36 inches wide. (DK L— ha:e'henr) under- “Sanitas Stamped Table Covers 59c. {5-inch squares; guaranteed washable; beau- tiful patterns; ideal for cottage and home nse, (D&I. 45x36 Pillow Case, 19c. Made from a heavy bleached muslin; regu lar 29¢. each. Basement) 81x90 Unbleached Sheets, $1.00 Made from a durable grade of unbleached muslin; a good vaiue, (D&I—RBas CTN Curtain Muslm, 25¢ yard Dots, erosshars, dotted erossbar effects, ete.; A6 inches wide. ([‘&l - 3222ITIOL: er‘ oor) 22222282322 35c. ya;d ) summer draperies; Mmg Toy Pongec. uitable for eurtains and s 36 inches wide., (D&T.— 3rd F 27x54 Bozart Fibre oor) Rugs, $1.39 pretty patterns; 22 2SESeEeeeerEssTTIeLy: In a large assortment genuine Bozart rugs (D&L 00r) Ice Tea Glasses, 6 for $1.00 Light cut, optic. daisy pattern; reg 25¢. each. (D&L—3rd Floor) w)"] 12 sted entile are accounts r page of items rang hefare Amy fIVl AWAY WEAL TH ; ;‘ pe A It makes nued fr m First Cage) , 1 thoy w to e L i i i [ i ] ] 1 i | i i i | I i i | i i i ) dete the v in mind and bedv. Tt would be | ), WEDNESD n. STORE (TOSES In Calling These Sematmn&i ‘vaaues We're Not Exaggerating One Bit! 1,000 DRE OF GEN JINE BROADCLOTHS AND CREPES ON SALE WEDNESDAY MORNING (2N FLOOR) CAREFULLY AND SMARTLY FASH- IONED IN A BEVY OF THE MOST FAV- ORED STRIPES AND COIN DOTS ATSSEWE AR BLOCKED PAT- TERNS. 3EE WINDOWS! EVERY OR T8 GROUP. TO 48 NEW COL- IN THE SIZES 36 NOT A DRESS HERE WO RN ST T THAN DOUBLE S8R, ALL NEW JAPPY STYLES. T 7SS T WINDOWS! B 175 GARMENTS IN NEW BRITAIN- OF WOMAN Border (repes. Graduated Novelty Migloe Silks, ALL THE NEW SUMMER SHADES SEVERAL SMART STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM. PLAIN AND TRI'\I\IF” MODELS FOR SPORT, RESORT AND TOWN - WEAR SIZES 16 TO 42. SFE WINDOW DISPLAY. D ST D T O Novelty Silks. Silk Striped Crepes, Dots, A DRESS PURCHASE | THAT WiLL -USUA PI WELCOMED BY EVERY L RETAIL PRICK Ilald I'hefs Linens lly sold at 98¢ ponaad and nohes wids, (D&LL- lack | nanel Boston Bags, 89¢. of a sturdy black enamel cloth; 15- 7e: double handle i (D&L, 49 guaranfeed cfrlor~ Origina shrunk Main Floor) \ade BROKEN ASSORTMENT OF fnitialed Handkerchiefs, 10c. each FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN Rpgnlar l% A REMARKABLE COLLECTION OF Sillk Sport Garters, 25¢. each IN ALL (OLORS AND STYLES Rogulal 29¢. pair Estella Hair Nets Double mesh; cap shape; all colors excepting & and white, (D&L—Main Flaor) Ruffled 7Marquisette Curtains $1.49 pair In pretty dotted erosshar affeets; long: complete with tiebacks. (D&L—3rd Flon\) 21 vards WOMEN'S §3.00 “Wayne Knit” Silk Hose $1.35 pr. (First Quality) I'nll fashioned, Ingrain silk, in white B and black only; cholce of all silk or lisle g top. (D&L—Main Flnn\) Men's $1.85 and §2.00 Shirts at $1.44 Plain-colored broadeloths, fine- striped madras and splendid soisettes; collar- i attached or neckband style; sizes 14-17. (D&T—Main Floor) ‘:, Men's Nainsook Union Suits : 69c. A fine-count union of the bettar grade, B full cut; sizes 36 to 44, (D&IL-—Main Floor) »n 4 5 Pure Silk Sox, 53¢. pair Full- fashioned, sub-normals of $1.00 i auality in black, cordovan, gray, d white and tan, 2t > (D&L—Nain Floor) | of the next g Mr. Schepp thought struc) nd he snggest- should se ahich he has ledgers in are kept. ap- g the indi his mind. While plans for aldin vidual are foremost in ral thousands pur D»\I\WF.D T0 DEATH ol Twa Frac ~even.year When Calf their production fnanced ed if they pose in view. med to ans nts' farm n esult of two frac tha skull sustained last night whep ealf ged hin more than 200 a gravel road. The oding the calf when it Pennsyhonia Boy res of Skall he animal clrcled the Away With Him, bho: 1e, the rope binding until he fell. Then at a gallop. The un us when rescued Ball ind died while being rushed to the ot | hospital. Runs or the vietin the calf s boy was Jl nior Jar D. James, ar ant made his rmining the hition the millstones Jarge sume reciplente ght. to spread wipping @ r of reestab- | are now handl- | fon the better ¢ same time for permanent v generally, that | wondarful." draw n 000 \|mnlm e he Aid For G had e of assisting ¥ ped ash-girls, Anly r admission to “the as the desire / will organtze irls for to become and their future work should have foundgtion’s | some affert upon the qualifications