New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1927, Page 14

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COMMERCIAL ST. x Clearance Discontiéi.s,nef Numbers| These are reduced fei Final (learance sale Prices $1.35 $185 $9.65 ww $24.85 $15 to $100 hiid Floor Formerly COATS Women’s and Misses Discentinued Fall and Winter Coats Sale Prices Go get a small 4 Formerly $75 to $100 Third Floor MILLINERY Special Lot 25¢ Cormerly $2 to $5 'l‘hud Floor SPECIAL LOT Dress Ornaments—Buckles—Braids, Fringe, Etec. Cleanout Prices Much Less Than Cost. Thnd Floor HANDBAGS Discontinued Numbers 500 to $5 Formerly $1.50—$10 Thn d Floor TOILET ARTICLES Discontinued Numbers of Richard Hudnut and Vantine's Greatly Reduced Third Floor ¥ [)R C() ATS and FUR PIECES Discontinued Numbers in these Greatly Reduced Third Floor WOMEN’S SILK HOSIERY 3 Special Lots 50c 75c¢ $1.00 Formerly $1.00 to $2.50 Main Floor CLEARANCE OF INFANTS' WEAR Priced 10c « $4.85 Bands—Slips—Mittens—Coats—Dresses Second Floor SHOES Men’s—Women’s—Children’s 50c $1.00 $1.85 up to $5e85 Second Floor ODDS AND ENDS Bloomers—YVests—Chemise—Gowns—Slips 50c i'ormerly $1 and $2 Downstairs Store Besse System Store “Right Goods at Fair Prices”