New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1928, Page 5

gave up their time to &llu, teas, sports, skating parties, and the prom | *52¢ Children’s Winter Coats :Ll nfie\\!:x?:r,ii:;)l‘s}i ne\‘\i’;d-? Ifimefig’ s3 ’w Your Baby’s Picture Cabinet size 4x6. Taken in our Baby Shop for ............ 1 lc — [ilfll: Season will wind up tonight with | . . . Yividly With Shart Skirts , —— glorious at the annual junjor prom- ‘ i - ! n frat houses, contrasted with her | Montgomery, Ala., Feb, 7 (UP)— | dual type. | Costes and Joseph Lebrix, French with tight-fitting bodice and long, |vesterday from New Orleans. - IS "F I]UAL TYPE fraternity house dances. — " " FRENCH AVIATORS S s v, vom_ne v OO 100 Larix Wi Remain' “nade all last night and who had | Ider sisters of other years as a com- {Rain today forced postponement of In one, scemingly popularly ap- |good-will fiiers, from here to Wash- | ‘il skirt. The other wore a rhort ;I Washington Waiting 1 ‘ i | | i sl STOPPED BY RAI “prom™ girl of 1928, radiantly s in Alabama Today ler parting fling at daybreak hops | ‘osite picture of loveliness, was of |the proposed flight' of Dieudonne | priciated, she wore a period gown |ington. They arrived here late | s0Wn—-very short many thought— | | Washington, Feh. 7 UP—The cap- with fitted lines, i . As in ,,::,:’,::,r‘mlfi":{",,h have |10 Pay to two French transatlantic gone before the Yale dining hall, ;n\‘mlors a measure of the h‘nnnr ac- made into a place of beauty, lost the |COT4¢d Colonel Lindbergh when he stately dignity of its sombre walls |1€} from New York to Paris. with portraits on them of honored |, Dieudonne Costes and Joseph Le- men of Yale, under draperies of | PTIX Will arrive here late in the day | siilax and othor greenery, mtraight | TOM Montgomery, Ala., to reccive | lines being broken by boxes for |®® much attention as their program | 'rat men and thelr guests, and the | "o} Permit. A sauadron of army ¥hole effect helghtered by that har. airplanes will meet )(:\em some dis- | monlous blending of lights from tance south of Washington and es- | cort them to Bolling fleld, lital waited today for its opportunity 184 Pairs Infants’ and Children’s Felt Slippers and Bootees 800 Pairs Men’s and Women’s CENT SALE All Wool Felt Slippers various devices. One Orchestra, | The prom, now & memory, will be recalled as one in which for the first | time in a generation there was no |men up Pennsylvania avenue.to their | battle of music to make the air n lembassy, 50 as to give ‘Washington- | riot of melody. A single orchestra |ians their first glimpse of them. augmented by many pieces, provid- ed the musie for all night. officials of the three government air ervices will meet them at the fleld. at dinner tonight and later at a re- A reception committeo including | cavalry scort will take the French- Ambassador Claudel will be hoat Heavy felt with dainty designs. Value to 98c. 25 C Until Sold Wednesday, Bargain Day, pair .. 78 Only — Odd Lot Tomorrow DRUGS—TOILETS We Reserve the Right to Limit All Quantities 25¢ Size Listerine for mouth wash, Wednesday 1-CENT SALE 2::26¢c Hi-Lo effects. Velvet trim. All colors. All 79 sizes. Value to $1.29, Wed, Bargain Day, pr. (v One Lot of Children's Leads March, |ception will present ghe flyers to offi- The grand march gave oppor. |cial Washington, President Coolidge | tunily for the prom girl to he seen | Will extend his congratulations to | GLOVES, MITTENS & HOSE 50c Size Hinds Honey Almond Cream for face and skin, Wednesday, in all her radlance. It was led by John K. Beesom, of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Miss Carol McDounald, of St Louis, Mo, the latter of the blonde . Wearing a gown of Spanish od style, of tulle over white chiffon, knee length in front and ankle length at the back, with the tulle eaught up by airy pompons, and a pompon at the left shoulder held by a strap of brilliants. Tha prom committee, of which Mr. Beesom was chairman, with their partners followed and the march was over, general dancing was next with “cutting in” to favor | them tomorrow morning, COATS and DRESSES Women’s Coats . Misses’ Coats ... Silk Dresses ..... a5 Wool Dresses Silk and Wool Dresses Domestics and Yard Goods —_ at — 1-CENT SALE 2 tor 51 (v 25¢ Size Frostilla Lotion for chapped hands. Wednesday, 1-CENT SALE 2 :26¢C .'i:llc Pdackl[e Gillette Safety Ru;;sfllldel-— Wednesday, pkgs. 1-CENT SALE 2% 51 (4 ')0:l Size Jardin-De-Lilac, Luxor or Melba Face Powder, Wednesday, 1-CENT SALE ... & for 51 () 50¢ Size Palmolive Shampoo. 2 51 Wednesday, 1-CENT SALE ... & for [ 50¢ Size Kolynos, Orphus or Iodent Tooth Paste long Wool Sport Hose .. Part Wool Golf Hose .... Jacquard and Check Hose Wool and Jersey Gloves Wool and Jersey Mittens ... .. 1 Towels and Household Needs — R C Real Bargain Prices 150 Dozen Hemstitched Pillow Cases Made from good heavy cotton. Size 42x86. To be sold tomorrow, Wednesday, Bargain Day, each ........,....... okl 32c 501 Yards Mercerized Table Damask 58 inches wide, Extra heavy grade. Pink, blue or yellow borders. All good patterns, Wednesday, Bargain Day, yard ............ 49(: Big Cash Savings 541 Yards Glass Toweling None better for dish towels. the “stags” of whom there was & generous number, permitted after the first half of the program was over, Quality bleached grade. AR o LA e et Value to 25c. . & sy Wednesday, Bargain Day, per yard Wednesday, 2 ; 51c or 1-CENT SALE —— Bo%ll'w Fountain Syringe and 2-Qt. Hot Water tle, Wednesday, 1-CENT SALE 2 for s l 01 W 7;?: Size Mulsodent for mouth wash or gargle. /ednesday, 1-CENT SALE 2 . 16¢c 30c Size Atwood’s Bitters for bilious complaints. Wednesday, 2 1 3lc or 1-.CENT SALE 50c Jar Melba Face Cream. Wednesday, 1-CENT SALE . ... 2 for 51 (+) 15¢ Size Witch Hazel, 2 l 6 Wednesday 1-CENT SALE .... & for C 13c box Aspirin ’ 15¢ Can Talcum Powder 1801 Yards Fancy Curtain Muslins In plain white and fancy colored eflects, 36 inches wide, Values up to 89c. Wednesday, Bargain Day, per yard 100 Dozen Turkish Towels Extra heavy quality and very absorbent. Wednesday, Bargain Day, each .......... 20-Pieces Outing Flannel Fully bleached, Extra heavy. Always sold for 19¢ l7c per yan(!l. Wednesday, Bargain Day, per yard # i 3 120 Dozen Mercerized Centerpieces With colored scalloped edges. Assorted patterns. Always sold for 29¢c each. Wednesday, Bargain Day, each ........... 100 12 Dozen Jumbo Tyrkish Towels Faney colored jacquard borders. Some slightly sofled. Values to $1.00. Wednerday, Bargain Day ................. 50¢ 150 Pieces Dress Percales The very best grade in all the new Spring patterns. Wednesday, Bargain Day, vard ....coveieiei0nennoines (v Wednesday, Wednesday, reoxt sared or 166 LoeNmaaLE tor 16C E i) 10.(‘! fil'le Tollet Soap 5 20c Size Peroxide YounT saued o 11€ | o saLed ror 21 € 13¢ Tooth Brushes | 5 Wednesday, 30¢ Siae Boric Acid vepvtansd o 16€ Vw2 30¢ 5S¢ Box of Luden or o Size Ivory 1,301 Yards Fancy Wash Goods Including all the new Spring colorings. Value 39¢ to 59¢ per yard. Wednesday, Rargain Day, per yard 1 C E N T s A L E Here’s the way to better flavor | in cakes and biscuit! Frequently the wron; e of flour will In pink, blue and vellow effects. Size Smith’s Cough Drops pmgm cakes and bisguitapth” are perfect 81x108. Wednesday, Bargain Day, each $ l '59 W dx\‘:‘sdu;. 2 6 ! ‘V'*fl'l;""fl!- 2 sc in appearance, but flat and disappointing in 1-CENT SALE tor OC | 1-CEN Tw’c‘\:i for taste. Don't take chances—use Pillsbury's $1.25 Novelty Window Curtains etk By | sWeaneaday, I Best Flour—it will give you that delicious, Double ruffle Valances with pink, blue and yellow ruf- 1-CENT s.xuzz 10'51 € | 1.ceNT mmz wlle delicate, unmitmkablglflavr; that marks youx'- fle cdeing, bull tenuih and 4 hachs fo Wotruar Wednehay, O 8 > Patag : S Vednesday, ‘edne: 5 c match, Wednesday, Bargain Day, pai: I-L‘I':‘NT a;u,uz for ch | 1.CENT s.u.Ez for ch 10c Cake Shaving Soap 15¢ Powder Pufls truly perfect cake and biscuit. Pillsbury’s E v romr e or 11€ etnr e ror 16€ Best is made only from carefully selected, : - " Rummage Table | NOTIONS AT 1 CENT full-flavored wheat—you can depend on it | 10c Spool Sewing Silk, full 50 yards. — for better flavor and more certain success in all your baking! Accept no other flour! Values up to $1.25 Wed v, Women's Bloomers | LCE'Lev'i'd'S‘ALE 2«11 (v for better flavor, use this one fine | flour for all your baking Children’s Flannel Gowns . ... 15¢ Sewing Twist, 50-yd. spool. Boys’ Flannel Blouses .......... ‘ Wednesday, 1-CENT SALE .- & tor 16C ;‘,l;uvts’,;ge Bloomers ....... c o 2 6c nfants’ Rompers B ! Women'’s Wool Hose ......... : ol Knit Underwear | [ ] : L f 5¢ Spool Willington Cotton, s ury s 12¢ Spool O. N. T. Crochet Cotton. — $2.39 Rayon Bed Spreads Rummage Table Values up to $2.98 \ Knitted Slips s Knitted Sweaters .. 69 1 ‘Sleepmg Garments ........ b\ Wednesday, 1-CENT SALE Wednesday, Indian Moceasins 1-CENT SALE 10c Package Sewing Needles—25 to a package. Best Flour for bread, biscuits and pastry 98¢ Infants’ White Brush Wool Bonnets With pink and blue stitching. Wednesday, Bargain Day, each Wednesday, 2011 (+ 1-CENT SALE 25¢ Hook and Eye Tape on white or flesh. — Wednesday C Women’s Rayon Chemises Slips and Bloomers. Value to 98c. All pretty 59 E colors, Wednesday, Bargain Day, each .... (v Men’s Work Shirts Grey, khaki and brown flannels, Tri-State heavy blue Chambray. Value $1.00. 69 Wednesday, Bargain Day ......... b WA C 113 Children’s Winter Hats Made of Broadcloth, Chinchilla and Velvet. sold up to $2.00. Wednesday, Bargain Day, cach ...... S 69(: 1-CENT SALE 2 o 260 N 15¢ Bias Seam Tape—4 yards to a piece, double fold. Wednesday, 1-CENT SALE ... & tor 16C T 15¢ Roll Bay State Toilet Paper—2,000 sheets %fiéggénn 1.cENT sate & e 16¢ s Wg:l Package Common Pins—160 to a package. nesday, 2 for 6c A Women’s Fancy Neckwear L Lace and linen Colar and Cuff Sets. Also Vestees. Always 22 $1.00 Women’s and Men’s Underwear Women’s Rayon Striped Knit Union Suits. Men's Eeru Rib Fleeced Shirts and Drawers. Girls' Figured Dresses Wednesday, Bargain Day ....... ST s e 690 Sizes 12 to 14. An odd lot. Made of English Prints and Linens. Some sold up to $1.89. 69 Wednesday, Bargain Day ............... C One Thing To Be Sure of One thing is necessary for you to be sure of in the milk you give your children. That 18 PURITY. Don’t be satisfied with anything short of certain- ty. All we can say about United Milk isn’t as important as what we DO. Every possible safe- guard protects you. ANAURAATLUL LA ARANANANAURR RN S 1-CENT SALE 15¢ Nickel Plated Safety Pins—60 to a card. Value to 69¢. Wednesday, Bargain Day, each o 2 16¢ 0] Wool Worsted Jersey Suits 1-CENT SALE ¢ Package “Our Own” Safety Pins—12 assort- Boys’ Suits, sizes 2 to 9. Pretty combinations and color effects. Pants all lined. All well known makes ed sizes. 2 e 6 c including “Peter Pan.” 82.17 Wednesday, 1-CENT SALE 29¢ Dress Shickds Wednesday, Bargain Day ............. EXTRA SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY Ilsl: l;.::qcm | moisture proof Wednesday, Ld Knit Underwear Union Suits Wednesday, £1.98 to $3.75 Grade — Temerrew 98¢ Girls’ Play Suits Mdae from good quality Chambray. Bloomer cut full. Sizes 2 to 6. Wednesday, Bargain Day, each Middy and PR =ZmO - Boys' Figured Shirts Made from good serviceable materials. Sizes 69 12 to 1415. Wednesday, Bargain Day, each [ Your UNITED MILK bottles are washed in the only Miller Hydro Sterilizer in New Britain. 1-CENT SALE 2 for 6c ’ 1.CENT SALE m30c 15c Baby Velvet Grip | 35¢c Package . Garters itary Napkins Sen Wednesday, Wednesday, é Lennreaie & ror 16€ |1:cENT sALE wr 36C Special Lot Hose e B L1 i 5 o I ‘Wednesday, ¢ yards to a plece For the Entire Family TS S S SUSEL L RRRNRRN RTINS N 1orNT saLE & ror 1 1€ | weaneadar, 16¢ Woinot, 0 LA | i Uniar Xecconsas Wednesday, b, 1-CENT sf\mz wlle “ Wednesday, 2 16 10c Lingerte Rrakl [ 1-CENT SALE &a tor 10C all colors 5¢c O, Black and White Snaps ‘Wednesday, Wednesday, roextsaie Srr11€ |1-CENT 8ALE 2 .. 6¢c Sc Pleco | 100 White Elastic Mercerised Rickrack Braid | 2 inches wide Wednenday, | Wednesday, 1-CENT #ALE & ror OC | TornT fare & wlle PHAEL'S—THE BIG STORE” Women’s Carter Make . . Women’s Silk and Wool ..... Wool and Silk and Wool Women’s Burson Hose .. Children’s Sport Hose ... Men’s Wool and Rayon: Men’s Heavy Wool Hose . ...