New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1927, Page 8

3 NEW BRITAIN “\HY HER m”%%“vflffi f}]“FEEP‘""'““Dé‘s“i‘?yfE&%fifi?fi?fi*fi&%&%& - Sometimes They Go Dawn Several Stories April 26 (P Duchess Is ]‘m.ul as Pun.u Soci Catholic Pr 10;{: :\19 Iunmz \Io ic | If Mothers Only Knew Thousands of ('inl(‘ron fl\x' fer from \\ OIS, K Picture Shows Pola Negei and Insert is Likeness of Her Plance, irs. H. N. Roberts, 502 Asvlum 9( " Ihnt Mich., wro is relicved of her wo v | laterletter wrote: al - ., it was your laxative hdpui hcr Dr.TruesElixir The True Family Laxative and worm expeller *“It sure has done wonders for my little girl.”— Mrs. R. Neweil, Cen- tral Ave., Hammonton, N. J. Family size $1.20; other sizes 60c & 40c. APRIL 26, ANOTHER MILLINERY SENSATION! Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Only FEATURING OUR } GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL .. 20% SALE EVERY HAT IN OUR STORE OF HIGH GRADE MILLINERY ON SALE —NONE RESTRICTED Every Hat is marked in plain figures at the original moderate prices from which you deduct twenty per cent. This SALE ircludes HATS from the foremost designers of Millinery. We are therefore giving the Women of New Britain VALUES UNEQUALED anywhere. Crocheted Viscas Bengalines All Straw Satin and Straw Banded Hats Satins o Sseof Duibanatle Aliery, JUTLE MILLINERY CO. 177 MAIN STREET See Our Window Display Hats for Both Misses and Matrons Single 63x90 with Bol- are of the finest qual- alar $1.98 value. Selling-Out Price READ, FOLKS! READ! Quitting the Dry Goods good. The whole stock and the fixtures have got to take the count. After fifteen years of a successful business career I am quitting the Dry Goods Business, and I want my customers to get the benefit of these bargains. AUNCHEON SETS Business for DON'T MISS THESE SILK STOCKINGS Children, Notions, Children’s Underwear, House Dresses, Boys’ This Stock consists of a full line of Dry Goods, Hosiery for Ladies, Men and Men’s, Curtains, Suits, Birnbaum's Gagamic Dry Goods Sale SILK BED SPREADS ‘<I\IH> 500 YARDS OF FINEST QUALITY WOOLENS This lot is made up of Flannels, Jerseys, and fine Se . Up to 56 inches wide. Most of it sold at the yvard. Selling-Out Price 88c yard G OUT OF BUSINESS SALE STARTS Wednesday, April 27, 1927 Doors Open at 9 A. M. SALE WILL CONTINUE UNTIL ENTIRE STOCK IS CLOSED oUT Bargains Awaiting YOU This $15,000 stock is going to the Guillotine . . . going to sell every- thing, even to the bare walls . . . So get busy Folks —5,000 YARDS FINEST QUALITY ])Rl SS GOODS. In this lot we have goods that sold for no less than $1.50 per yard anywhere. We want to clean this lot out, and offer it a Selling-Out Price 18C Yd. ARE YOU LUCKY? 500 BOXES Lvery Box contains goods valued no less than $1.00. You can’t lose. Try your luck. 49c¢ box UNION SUITS Hemenway and Bartlett SPOOL SILK all colors 0. N. T. Crochet Cotton .. Silkeen Pear Cotton Willimantic Thread Women’s and Kimonos Dresser and a7 LOL | :lx.wl Table Scarfs, Luncheon Sets, Silk Underwear and a large assortment of Silk and Woolen Dress Goods. Everything must be sold regardless of the cost. AUM’S Knitted or Nainsook Union Suits for bovs and girls. All sizes and AT THE NOTION , styles. COUNTER All Notions Go At LESS THAN 14 PRICE Selling-Out Price 3 for $1 On account of the limited space there are articles too numerous to mention. Every article in NEW BRITAIN the store reduced to a quick sale price.