New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1926, Page 8

] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1926. \li(-hiqan Men Lived on ? | Rev. Wohn E. Hill, Who Lost Di- Thfl] GOHIHHS Sm( e at H) Birch-Bark Tea; Heard ' Tarascon May TI‘y {0 F]y A minster, Mass. New York Next Month | siour cion tom, sone y of Thanksgiving vorce Action Recently, Voted Rescuers Working to ion of the R Tras N g S S Free Them and Never o il all ¢ : W R + Merrill: Tow None Is t t i sl e i o Sl el Pacls| 1ots i toniwho moon s at its (ave Up Hope— in Serious Condition. eI T Eplscopal ¢ ister two e ther mir b for a divorce, 3 heavy timbering i 2 i mati orought by ‘\‘;E;h,f e 4 No maker of cosmetics has ever equalled Father of 8 Appears W = t e z, W e ‘. nature in putting roses in one’s cheeks. r9c 1 Hours of hiking are health giving hours. if you're properly shod. OXFORDS, SHOES AND HIKING BOO are here—you can get whichever you wish, and we'll see that they are fitted to assure absolute comfort. Shoes and Ox- fords built with a moccasin sole, and sim- ply longing for you to take them out and treat rough. Made by the famous G. H. Bass & Co. Woc-0-Mo i s 7 Paterson Bandits Fail dark leather 1hmugzmuct,mmtmz S In Gun Fl}lht \\xlh (Opi Slean’s Smart Shoes 64 WEST MAIN ST. OPP. BURRITT HOTEL or a divorce nton were n > | the court minister's divorce, placing the position of ha Given Light Food Today ditional pol moved on the T heard. Th * For Quick Keturns Use Herald Classified Ads. Paris Working Girls Can Get Food More Cheaply Than Can Those of U. 8. A. Paris, Sept. eent lunch, e still is aval Sale Starts Tomorrow Morning, 9 o’clock Selling Out—Lock, Stock and Key! The University Clothes Shop Inc., formerly Bayer’s Clothes SPECIAL! Shop is writing its final clothing history in New Britain. THIS IS WORTH READING—EVERY WORD OF IT! FRIDAY MORNING 9A. M Folks! I have heen called in to stage the greatest value giving sale ever brought to public attention! . Ten $30 Suits Ten $30 Overcoats TO THE FIRST ‘The cheap from an idea of t ify is bought at the cheap a price as D This is an unusual situation; if you ignove it you are passing by the most unusual clothing opportunity of years. For, not in vears has a shop of this character heen compelled to close its doors — heen compelled to sell less than wholesale cost thousands of dollars worth of fine new Fall clothing; new Fall Suits; new Fall Topcoats and winter Overcoats that have just heen completed by our tailors all to be sacrificed at prices that Il A 3 3y ) will %tound vou. Here is a sale of quality merchandise, quality Equnahle Trust Co. Is - § : 2 g ‘| Suits. quality Topcoats, quality Overcoats AT LObT-—BELOW 7,933 V u(ll(' ] . k an 2 ( OST. Equitable 7] York was g in the T 8. Dis on a claim bro W. Garvin of A New York, for old prom Folks my instructions are to sell quickly, I have marked this 20 CUSTOMERS clothing stock so low that it will make the final chapter one to be fondly remembered. $ Men’sand Young Men’s New Fall Suits 10.00 HERE THEY ARE! TAKE YOUR CHOICE! COME EARLY!. . A 4 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Herd! hey are—worstais) casdimercs, (chaviots and - checks, stripes, plaids and mixtures. They're in the newest odes, both single and double- hizh button onservative three- but- es, Sizes for alll alues Now Selling at— Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Buy Value—Feel the Fabrics, tailoring that holds the fit. The permanent—All models, all sizes, (o $10.00. Selling Out Price— 9, 2 s. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Two Pants Suits, Men's and Young Men's models in a grand array of new colors—Serges, brown and tan tweeds, worsteds, cheviots. All models, single and double breasted silver stripes, values up to $15.00 xamine the careful hion. The durability 11 colors, values up In this lot we havo tal marked them down to S$13.50. They ¢ variety of color and fabrics and are g all wool. Selling Out 1 Mrs. Julia .\'ccly'l’inch Regular Regular Regular Rc[rulaf Passes Away, Aged 76 Mexican Warships Rode ) Out Hurricane ‘.m\ READ HERAL DCLASSIFIED Values Men's and Young Men's Overcoats Here's o ray wool all . hand t odels, Plaids, pineapple weaves, herr NMade o sell for $25. Selling Out Price Is— Regular $25 Values New Fall Topcoats ial woin Sty ntended to Ragular 830 Values UN!V Formerly Bayer s o« of overcoats at $15.05 that are all ored in single and double . breastec of the word. New in color scheme! $1875 335 Values Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats These overcoats were just received from our tailors They are new in every nse of the word—New in style, new in ric, ne coloring, and made to pecification—An insurance of quality. Vahie to 555.00. Now— Regular $35 Values NEW FALL TOPCOATS New Fall Topcoats These topeoats ave of the highest character in tailor- ing, de: g and <. The models are single and double breasted hox tubes and wedge shaped models. They were made to sell at $35. Our Selling Out Price Is— $21.95 o $91.75 $40 Values Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats Most men take great pride in their overcoats—Here is your chance—A real honest $40.00 value, A real fine _ tailored overcoat made over the famons Bayer patterns, Values to $40. At This Great Sale— $93.75 Regular $40 Values MEN’S AND YOUNG Men’s and Young Men’s Trousers to match your coat. A lot of fine trousers taken from 2-pants suits regular value Is $6. Selling Out Price— $2.49 Regular Values $6 $926-75 Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats Men you never saw $45 Values $45.00. Now— $97.75 MEN’S TROUSERS Men’s and Young Men’s Trousers All wool trousers cvery pair guarantecd. Regular $45 Values and 19" bottoms made to sell Price Is— Regul $369 mam RSITY CLOTHES SHOP 417 MAIN STREET Opposite Scenic Theater NEW BRITAIN anything finer in overcoats— Finest fabrics woven such as Regans, Metcalfs, Water- Lods, Warmbirds. A representation of the finest mills in the country—Superbly tailored over the famous Bayer patterns—Here is your opportunity. Values to Serges, cheviots, cashmeres, worsteds, hairline strjpes. All 18" up to $7. Selling Out