New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1925, Page 20

| k i ¢ 1] | EXTRA SPECIAL Wednesday Only Value 53¢ each, PEQUOT $ PILLOW CASES 13x36 3 for— SILKS Value 81,19 yard, J6-in. wide, Rayola Silk, high luster finish, for dresses, lingerie purposes, ete, 11, yards— Value 31.69 yard. I ded Nilk Satin, es- pecially for fur coat linings, ¢ draperies, ete. Closing out, 1 yard— Value 82,79 yard. 10-inch wide, Satin Back g Canton Crepe, high luster * finish in all wanted colors. off— Value £2.69 yard. Chiffon finish changeable $ Taffetas. Off — Value £1.19 yard. 36-inch wide, Silk Jersey $ Tubing. Closing out, 11, yards— Value $1.39 yard. 36-inch wide Brocaded $ Rayon Crepe. 11 yvards— Value 89¢ yard. 36-inch wide, Silk Pongee $ for dresses, shirts and draperies, 214 yards— Value $2.19 to $2.98 yd. {0-inch wide, Al Silk § Flat Crepes, excellent qual- ity. 1) yard— OVER 40,000 FISH | INNEARBY WATERS Bssn. Strengthens Relations Be- ' {ween Sportsmen and Farmers XMAS PHOTOGRAPHS Moderate Prices ARCADE STUDIO|wan v STARTS ulm JIC \Al(l Crosshar Marquisette — ¢ Q = = = |— ¥ Value 29¢ yard. Value 39¢ yard, Chamois finish Ladies’ SI Value 69¢ yard. Imported All Linen Crash white and ecru. Value 19¢ yard, Nottingham Net in dif- S ferent designs. \;\Iue 19¢ tu y‘ac yard. Prettily designed Quaker Lace Net in white and ecru. Value 49¢ yar d French Voile with horder effect, ecru. white, Value 79¢ pair. Full length Ruffled Cur- tains with tie-ha 2 I’.m— Value 19L vard. Imported Silk Finish S Good quality Excellent Heavy Quality Scoteh Gingham, Toweling Linen Finish Cretonne for $ 5 yards— 10 yards— portieres, draperies, ete. N N R SN 1 LR 3 yards— & | alue 22¢ yard. 27-inch wi Extra Heavy ( OUTING FLA Plain and str| City ltems TOMORROW AT 9 O'CLOCK CURTAlNS 6 yards— NOVEMBER 1025 TUESDAY, 17, 1925, TUESDAY, Value $1.39 each, Value 49¢ yard. 21300'z00d quality Sez ¢ 36-inch wide, fast color, » " :.l‘ ‘l"”( quality Seam- M8 o\ {ra good quality, Figured 9 38 FEE Flannelette in (hl](l!(y|~ Each— designs. 3 Cameo Cloth. 26-inch wide, Dotted Silk Mull, for Lingerie, Infants’ D8 .. MBER Once Again New Britain Women W ill Participate In A Great SaleMade Famous By Harowntz Bros. ¥ i Shis Sale ... BIG VALUES IN DOMESTICS | Value 29¢ yard. 36-inch wide, good qual- S ity Outing Flannel. Toweling with colored bor- 17, 1925, ECIAL i Value 22¢ yard. 36 inch wide, pretty designed fast color $ CHALLIES 6 yards— | - WOOLENS 1 Value 89¢ yard. /4 Wool Crepe and Serge, sponged and shrunk, in all wanted colors, 11 yards— Value $2.89 to $3.49 yd. 56-inch wide, All Wool ' Coating, plaids, stripes dnd$ plain, Closing out, 11§ vards— ] STARTS TOMORROW AT 9 O'CLOCK 5 yards— Value "\(‘ yard. Faced and Stripes. -inch wide, guaranteed washable. 214 yards— i DRAPERIES ., .. . I Value 69¢ to 98¢ yd. , Plaids $1 Cloth. '/ Novelty Che 11 \a|d~— NN ol I Terry $ il Value 19¢ yard. 5 yards— | vards— 7 31.9 M - Wear and Comfortable Cov- ¢ Value $1.39. il HEUESEU Two-toned Silk Bindi Ecru only. 1 Value 29¢ yard. o ) ,_,,H,‘,I,d, 3 Value 29¢ yard. for Draperies, s $ ‘\‘t??;el:e"“l S “d‘— f0-inch wide, Lockwood $ SN Boott's Absorbent $ S ~71h01£d~— 1} yards— Unbleached Sheeting. Value $1.19 vard, Toweling. \ ATURAL COL OR‘ 5 yards— 36-inch Velvet Corduroys 5 yards— SILK FRINGES B Erone S e —— - and Chenilles, guaranteed s Value 29¢ yard. $ = ’ | Value 19¢ yard. fast colors, suitable for S Value 19¢ yard. 2 inches wide. “"!"e,s‘)"“m' k. . 3 yards s ; . Q@ dresses, hath vobes, ete. 4 ] 5 vard— 56-inch wide, Silk and _ 36-inch wide chamois fin- « 11, yards— Part Linen $ e S e Wool Mixture l\'ovelt) ish Long Cloth. ! Toweling. : . Value $1.89 yard. Rayon Silk in bordered 6 yards— e e AT TV 613 yards— 5 ivory and $ St o 2 i nehen S e S untact $ effects, - q Value 49¢ yard. Valve 696 vard Draperies, plain colors only. el N : alue 29¢ vard. & alue 69¢ vard 3 yards— J Vindsor Under- Silk Plisse Crepe for lin- $ I \ard— ck. SPECIAL de. i iped. 6 yards— gerie purposes, in all want- ed shades. Crepe, Closing out ) yards— plain or fig- ured 3 yards— 1 348 Main St. Stamped Lingette, plain 3 i s shades. 3 vards triped in all shades. $ 5 5 ,: ) 7' 2 yards— i ki = a "1‘(\ Al 1 Value 39¢ to 19¢. Value 15¢ yard. v fh.w. ey !”" 36-inch wide, ment of Figured Tub Char- $ meuse, latest designs. Opp. Commercial Largest Dress Goeds Steres in Connecticut Value $3.69 yard. 56-inch wide, very best quality Kasha Cloth, 12 $ different shades, l \ 1Iuo \1 9\ 50-inch Sunfast Portier material for furniture cov- ering. ] e T e B~ —— . | SPECIAL | Value $1.19 to 1.49 yd. 36-IN. SILK SUNFAST DRAPERY Brocaded or plain. 1V, yards— Off— new _ship- O BT e .llue ‘Nc yard. 36-inch wide, Linen Tap- estry, Oriental, bird and flower designs. 1 \'alue $2 to 83, 500 Silk and Wool Rem- nants. 11, yards— 2 yards— Each— Value $3.98 yard. 56-inch very best quality Imported Scotch Plaids, $ 15 different shades to select from. 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