New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1927, Page 10

1¢ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1927. REALIZES LIFES Bl AMBITION Learns to Know Waiters by .. First Names 1 Pinch Yourself If You Want To-- went to the new ad- oved “joint" for GETTING FREEDDM * GOSTS A FORTUNE of his old Tswenty-Nine Years in f Movies and Not Divorced | the was play- |eludi [the habeas corpus in tho sumrmr'rcrord which Iowa hens are |Gilbert € r . " t and who :d or who ‘"tere in attendance - Capewell Out of Asylum But at 75." 1t accoun. ke s the s of oc H hed their int Gl‘&‘l[ Expense r‘l'.‘:r. A .vA (5 § \nr:r:;:»‘;;?'.\'e ::;: \.');:; l'hf‘y wa ,600. | Mountain Hom k B., —A cold hen is comfortable | : o s | long th or | Work is livision. John ¢ nt, who r lion and a ha legal . expects Lis fowls to s yurt of Hartford, in- |earning more than their ation, and the trial of |stretch toward the high e Wa Py e It's A Fact, Not A Dream TR ‘ Oar Pre-War Prices for New Spring Bl Suits and T(_)pcoats Ever since I announced my policy of “back- to-1915-prices”, I've had all the merchants “down over my ears” like “father’s old derby. hat” ~ trying to fell me and sell me the moth-eaten theory of the stand-patter -~ “it can’t be done.” My answer to them is simply this: “Stop worrying and start working.” Well, the fact is, my new low prices of $15, $20 and $25, didn’t come easily -- but, then again, that’s how P&Q built their business~- blazing the trail for others. I want you men to know that these prices are real $15, $20, $25; and for $35, an all-wool, hand-tailored, custom-built suit -- for the man who has been paying $50 or $60 to his tailor. I'd Rather Wait On Customers Than Wait For Them And the “proof of the pudding” is, that my stores are doing a business in millions, because of this profit in pennies. Volume is what counts. Dimes and nickles built the Woolworth Building. Men in every walk of life are rallying to the banner of the P&Q Shop. For where else can they get such a standard of all-wool, hand-tailored clothes at 1915 prices. I wish I could bring back those good old days in other ways~ but we are clothes-makers not law-makers. You will have to be content to save on your clothes instead of on the cost of maintaining your “cellar.”” @M’a‘oow President 40 P& Q Shops. 306 Main St. M. Peyser, Mgr. |court”” Edward W. Broder and J.|crowing over. H houn, as counsel for the, Complaint came to Stinson that < for | his hens were holding bac y an average nually in compa the Jowa champio “I know what's the matter,” £9.554.40, | Stinson. “Too many of them 2. or are Crow tions are e e ‘Commits Suicide to Tune Over Radio April § (P Of Jazz o, ( “I gave my laughter \" the me Barclman came to Guelph from | where. his ‘ now resides. r, Sophis o'i ying —_— i now | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | Styles Pinch Crowns Novelty Crowns 1 Brim Arim Turn-Up Brim Ribbons Noveltles New Effects Colors Black Oakwood Monkey Skin Orchid Purple Gooseberry Green Navy Copen Rose Castillian Red and others | | | This wonderful showing of new Easter Millinery includes every smart and authentic style feature for Spring. The new novelty straw effects—ecrocheted viscas, combin- ations of felt and straw—hair crowns—Swiss hemps—faille silks —silk and straw—silks and satins —petaline braids. The Old FULL LENGTH RUFFLED CURTAINS 69c¢ 98c $139 $149 $245 v 52 INCH OVERDRAPERIES sl 69 Yard 36 Inch Top Silk for SUMMER DRAPERIES 75¢ Yard CRETONNES 25(: to 75(: Yard Stunning HATS for Eoster Every Hat an Advance Spring Style—Just out of its hox! Crisp and New — a positive delight to the eyes of the Early Easter Shopper! Head Sizes Small Sizes Medium Sizes Large Sizes Bobbed Sizes Goldenblum Millinery Co. COR. MAIN AND COURT STS. Reliable Store | The Do Mi“er COo Worth of Your 26 — CHURCH STREET — 26 for All Styles for Sports, Afternoon Wear, in fact, whatever the need you'll find the right hat here Hundreds of Other Beautiful Hats Children’s Included $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 Other Beautiful SPRING AND EASTER HATS $7.50 . $15 Money Back Laid by expert workmen —will last twice as long. Consult as to the best way to lay Linoleum. We can furnish any pat- tern or quality—500 differ- ent patterns to choose from HIGHTSTOWN AXMINSTER RUGS sxms $35 00 wz $39.00 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS $21.00 WILTON VELVET RUGS $75.00 - - - g S e, 2o B on oo sk