New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1927, Page 22

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Desk Sets | Glassware My 82,59 and Pottery BOOk End% 100-pe. Dinner Set, value § s Fatra heavs, in all popular At $ subjects l 52-pe. Dinner Set, value $ At. pair $1- 9 at 524 ‘Pitchers Fine Bavarfan make. decorated. 3 t. Carnation Desi, 1 sizes, your choice 49 alue $ 5 at . s21 at ! Cc v, Senator Director Frank P a member of th mittee, Raymond Creedon, Edward K F. Hall, Daniel H 111, Major Louis L. Alsop, Willlam H. Pu Revenus Collector Robe ~. Luncheon Set, value $9. . . 8 Goblet. assorted colors, glas Girl Is Rickard’s . S $4.00 value, at szt 4 Right Hand “Man” Bridge Sets 1 cur. iow tinscware, assort | Chicago, Sept 8 (P—Te In genunine leath <, assorted ed picces, al., at $1.9¢ i S ilen, hata <hades. Reg. 1.8 English Porcelain, ass. shapes § ards right hand \alue, at . and colors, choice at . RO the muititudi ticket sale for th tight, is a girl lling She 1s Miss T It didn nd =0 well to just 21. Two never seen a prize fig handling the sale of the seats in Soldiers Field, and = 000,000 the public is expected to pass through the wickets. Rickard credits her with astonishing memory. Tee she is his secretary, but ghe is a sort of a nt 1 mind, buffer, official spoke and what-not. 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Ample room for 50,000 visitors, Grandstand seats 12,000, Also many exhibits to fill an interestine dayy music, entertainment, refreshment facilities, NO ADMISSION CHARGE. For reserved seat tickets, write to The Centenary Director, Balti- more & Ohio Railroad, Baltimore, Md., and epecify the day you want to cone. Exhibition open We Sunday Baltimore & Ohio me“"0““0“‘0“‘00“QQO“M‘m’“‘"0Q““00““—’00’..000000“00‘00 XXX 2 2 e i‘““"°‘“’°_92?,’?’,’”’,.”?2‘2’.?,’,’.”2!.’?”",’Q!.’g, » XYW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1927. Albert Bleiqer, Ing, “The Store of Specialty Shops” HARTFORD | The Fashionables Look to Steiger’s | for Style Rightness / Black solell and gros- Black velret with ad- Felt with velvet bow grain, $5. Justable brim, §5. and drape, $5. French Fur Felts....Velvets Even Soleil Hats at Only $5 HE simply cut, sophisticated Hat is the vogue! Smartest in the exclusive fabrics above . . . rarely offered at only $5. 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