New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1926, Page 7

(8] i Mail Orders Filled AT REDUCED select and purchase. made in 9x12-foot si $11 , Te 8-3x10-6, regular Royal Wilton 9x12, regular $105 $89.50 ea Royal Wilton 8-3x10-6, seamed a 9x12 feet, priced reg $69.50 ea 8-3x10-6, their reg. £65.00 ea: 9x12, Would cost you reg $35.00 ea PRICES AT THE SAVINGS THIS SALE BRINGS, CAN BE BRIG When desirable, dependable Rugs of well-known makes are so much under- priced as the offerings at this sale it is the time FOR MAY Coming right at in many homes, this sale means special price NEW BRITAIN DAILY HER:\LD, SATURDAY, MAY §, 1926. T ' Plainville News " S antal News : tt mortgsss o AMISS NELLIS LEWIS o s b Mail Orders Filled Rugs from the Leading Makers COME MOST OPPORTUNELY ANY HOME HTENED the time M‘r .\ Anges are savings to all who take advantage NOTE SIZES, REGULAR AND SALE Finest Worsted Wilton g, price $145 .50 each Finest Worsted Wilton price $135 $107.50 each Rugs seamed and seamless grade ch Rugs nd seamless kind 50 each Wilton Rugs ular at $89.50 ch Seamless Wilton Rugs price $79.50 ch Seamless Velvet Rugs 2, would cost regular rular $55.00 ch PRICES Best Seamless Axminster , reg. price $69.00 .30 each Axminster sold regular at $63.00 $47.50 each Best Seamless 8-3x10-6, Good Seamless Axminster Ox12, their regular price is ).50 each (Good Neamless Axmins 8-3x10-6, regular price is 5.00 each Seamless 8-3x10-6, p Axminster Rugs d regular at 839 $29.50 each ).50 Best Axminster Rugs 3x12, reg. selling price $75.00 5.00 each Best Seamless Axminster Rugs Size 9x15 fe price $85.00 375,00 each Berlin News . FEW RESIGNATIONS ROM INSTRUCTORS Superintendent Receives Only Five From Teaching Stall - MISS GRISWOLD APPOINTED “ Plans for Banquet Left in Hands of | ... | Committee—School Children Hear | o Special Broadeast—News of the | Town's Churches—Other Items, | Five ations from er staff of the school d in have heen receiv intendent of Sc these to take the present sc wold stal en comple are not read ported to the vork and it positions will in a fe coming 3 s el eopl bers of uck well as from e board, and the nead that it will start t ing schools next mendations will be su garding re: s to the building committ o W. Mild McCormick and Philip M. 1 Children Hear Broadea The children Gramma Hills school hea gram broadcast starday mor week Al the program, which was of nature. ArtHur Conrad Grammar school, b set to the school yesterday, and this instrument was used in bringing in the pri m. M f the children ad never he radio program fore, and children were ially in 1tk mu. ildren fron 1 sy ased sic. 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