New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1926, Page 2

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Fill your wants now, ——eee You are always sure of satisfaction at our Glove department. Double tips, coco silks and pongee. SENSATIONAL VALUES IN A SALE OF DRESSES 120 ph ! 1 t of a tre- mendous pur se last week in New York! You'll never stop wondering how such fine dresses sell for $12.00. Hundreds of delightful styles for all occasion. Some with balloon puffed sleeves of lace; some flared; some tail- ored; some two-piece effects. You'll be as enthusiastic as the people here at the store are when you see them to- morrow. —_— MEN’S SHIRTS $1.00 Buy a season’s supply A storm of sav- } LADIES’ HOSE $1.00 This value is a wonder— all New Britain women know it. 1,000 pair of Pure Silk FFull Fashioned Hose, ex- tra heavy weight in about 20 of the mnew desirable spring shades; slightly irregulars of the $2.50 quality. Wednesday Spe- cial, ' $l 500 Bareis Every Mother Will Be Interested in These Dainty and Desirable Garments for Spring! 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LINEN TOWELS 47C Each A limited quantity, tiful patterns quality linen. regularly. Beau- and lovely Sold for 79¢