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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-29
COTTON MARKET

S.v York, Oct. 29.-Infuenced by
,.,. . favorable foreign political condi-
aons Z December liquidation and week.
md .rd evening up, the cotton market
onsned ons at a decline Of 10 to % points.
T Ths undertone was steady. however;
nd on New Orleans buying. covering
and some demand from the trade. prices
rccoyered r, partially from the initial de-
cl;ne. The South was a small seller.
House, with Western connections were
among the sellers, but business as a
whole was not. active.
A Liverpool cable to local firm re-
norted the Irish situation less favorable.
Tbs strength Of the stock market early
and further advance in silver tended to
restrict selling pressure to some extent.
Liouidation of December speculative
long lines and transference Of long
hedges to later months continued in the
later session and the market ruled ir-
regular, but, on the whole, steady,
losses ranging from 20 to % points.
The weather Bureau predicted frost
for most OF the Southwest tonight.
Manchester reported fair inquiry for
cloth from India and China, but only
ym,ll actual eales
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

,6b ,S6bhiSS.sSS, cage, Oct; 20: GIATTLE- Receipts;
butcher cows and helfers, 100 4Oc higher;
Gamers and cutters, 100 l5c higher; calves
mostly 25o higher; stoeiiors and feeders, $50
HoGsGRecelp,s. 900 head. Ten cents to
l5e lower than yesterdsy's eyeraRG; closed
70 So; bulk E.25 q Of; hOidover lisht; pigs
roi!i, sHihEPS $500 head; gi Todeys
pared With week ago: Fat lambs and year
feeder lambs. mostly 25c higher.
oor oPrlttsburTh. Oct. 2oiT-Hoas 49, Receipts,
heavy SoTkerS; GSgs;SS; light yorEers'
'0sTIE SHEEP AND iAMBSggRecelpts 600 head
steedy ,,,;p Top sheep, s0'2Si top ismbs; 50. 80
>, East st; louis. III, Oct. 2e.-,-cATTLE---
Steers and veal calves, DOC to- 81 higher.
Butcher she stock, steady TO soc higher: can
mrs, bulls, etockers and feeders. 25c to 50c
HoGs--Receipts, $500 head. Closing. ac-
ys iG9 20 lSg hiFhSr Ton ss2 paid on
ishts and medium weights. $3.50 p7. .I6i no
NEHyeS 4S s,gs sers GEeGr sendy iS2T
=, sanEFmRsce!pts saI none. No mOrk,;st' Con-;
higher other and sheep steady.
East Buffalo. Oct. 20. - cATTLE-Ro-
eeiPtss loo head head; sssssssSSsi u SIs g.
s1fs s. 49, 2SSF GcrEc hsy s sst y6qsra .SG
sssSGss;sS' sis' stsSS ,GRs. RsG $3.50 F0nsA' $3.50"
head: Sheep. active lambs slow. prices un-
charged.
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Commodity Markets
GRAIN MARKET

,.,.sso. Oct. 2D.-Wheat started isc
70 lower fer December and Hc
y ,ro higher for May. Trade was very
,,,. .O with some scattered selling be-
ns.. ~, Of rains in the Southwest, where
caIs aist,re Is wanted. Receipts inspected
'..rdoy we're % cars; last year, 20
yesT The cash market was firm. es-
cars car,.,,v for choice red. Country offer
pect 80 arrive were light. Most of the
inr rde Ia markets showed strength yes
cs.r culnVe WITH the Northwest leading.
n,TSssya.,ctetions are for smaller receipts
spme time, or until reduced freight
70. go 90 into effect. Some important
nM, n''unort is being given the market and
supg; svuiptg;ment Is more cheerful. Weather re-
serts show fairly general, though light,
pViss pas aver the West and Southwest.
ia,I Torn started frnctionally unchanged,
~ yery little business.
"in1 Oats started unchanged to 1sc higher
~ offerings light and some commits
l,nn Wv, house buying. It is reported that
siyp sso 900 bushels of oats were sold t.
A. atora-
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2s13oci roasting chickens, Western weigh
ing 81 lbs. apiece t23D D25c; broilIng chick
S2a Bic; chickens. Western welghing. 2h %
3 lbs. apiece, 2Om28c; roasting chickens
nearby weighlng lbs. and over apiece. 80
m32ci roasting chickens. nearby. Weighing
Sa lbs. apiece. 25m2sc; broillng chickens
pearby, weighing i VI 6D2 lbs. apiece, 81 a. Sic
chickens. nearby. Weighing ~ ip3 lbs. apiece
g3W28c; old ROSTERS, dry.picked. Western.
keys. fire well-grown young toms. i21 i5c:
average receipts. 35 @4Oc: duclilings. 100
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Philadelphia Markets

,.,S .W,SHnE.A,T.,Recepts, =. T as7 900 bush. Firmly
SsS'!?FGo' red wia,eF' red rsyISfyy TRi:y
wn,sr SS Of d:SouHts Mixed wheat c usdsr srHSS red
unSS5 No SsmHjs according to tgHsa sSstS i'
Car lots in export eievaioT--No. ,. IS Ssdb sc; sc,
o Eo = ysIow SIS%SOa q 3 Gar lots for local trade
f$fS 81 sss $
lbs; in sacks. Outlet but steady. Quotations;
Sft %i9s2r s;tE% a. ssy5
;giiSGss sj Srst co@sF s $sss45; SseSSgg:
BRANDS fa %sSo Ryc fonT' f' sS8a,Eso. SaSRE ''"'''
,,ops opsovlsioSs-sisadily srn: Ms, held Tho quota
ana sir;dris$' Sss pork tSnS iii :Si; 'hSnia hsms,
SoSsSS o0GjS GS ao isG smosS sG sPRfs asa
hams. boiled Soneiess; .4oc,' picnic shoulder
bellies y pickle. loose, lie; breakfast bacon.
,RETTTER3oulst and unchansed. Quo
sf9f,nF iss 1884, 1884, oSos02S extras ao esTs
Osc and fair TO- choice. 50 a SSSD'"S Soc. al u w
n, ,EGGs-Flns fresh eggs scarce and nrm.
MoIe lnf QUOTATIONS.. Nearby,
frsts ole; arsts 81 q9Qc; seconds. ii q 46c;
eandlsd fresh eggs. 73874c: fair 20 choice,
- cHEEsE-Firmly held. bu, quiet. New
York. whole fsts.. fancy. fresh, 22I a
S F sGGa Ssso fsfS snao 3 bsss SsS ihS"S
LIVE POULTRY - Fowls. no. Ieehorn,
fancy. fat, yeow-sknned Weighing lbs
higher; medium quality, 2sa 25c inferior
20 20 22c. Fowls. white Leghorns. good quail,
ity. 2O42lc do. do. thin, 1S619c: spring
Rocks. 22@24c: exceptional lots higher;
spring chicltens. not Leghorn, medium quail
ity, 10 @2lc: spring chickens. not LeShorn.
inferior. l6@1sci spring chickens. Leshorn.
GOOD quality. yellow skin. 100 zoe: spring
lsc; old ROSTERS, 15fp18c; ducks. white
do. Muscoyy 'Esa geese eo'9Tf 81 a c4e pS
cons. per pair. old 30 q 40c young. 25 a Soc.
DRESSED POULTRY = Fowls. fresh
Kill ed. dry-picked. In boxes, Weighing z lbs
apiece, 37o: do. weighing 4 lbs, sec; do,
weighing 81 lbs. 23827c; do, WEIGHING 3
lbs. 21@22c. Fowls. fresh h-kilie ed. in bbls.,
dry-packed ace: do. weighing Az i5 lbs
apiece, ice.packed. $50: do. weighing az
lbs;. ESQ csc: do. weighing lbs. and
under, ,20q 22c: roasting chickens. western.
dry-picked, in hoSes. weighing 4 lbs. and
apiece. 2002Sc; roasting chickens, Western.
in bbis.. Weighing lbs. and over apiece
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been for European nccouht. II ;s sti,,
believed that the recent heavy buying
or December and March has been for
important. Brazil connections and that
" is the intention of tRe buyer to re.
celVe december coffee. The market
shows signs Of broadening.
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Methodist Episcopnl
SINTSOS MEMORIAL CHURCH

NehsHSISat GhsGHGSiIots sVn VRnESVii2TSLI Si2TS I%%S%f %G%oS%ftNCED
SUNDAY, 1880 A. NJ, $3.50 p. NJ. AND
bRRo. Il. ". BROMLEY, OF KENTUCKY.
SPEAKS, PROG. w. II. MYERS. or
$50 +. N. SERVICE TO. MEN ONLY.
DR.. BROMLEY WILL. SPEAK on THE
Kt,C KLES KLAS.
This ls rarO opportunity 20 hear an
expose OF this mysterious Organization and
It's effort to invade Philadelphia. giveT BY
SERViCTs EVERY WEEK DAY AT 2
p N AND 746 T. NJ, CONDUCTED
BIZ BRoMLi1Y AND MYERS. '''0
TAKE CAR 10. ON 18TH ST. OR No.
4 ON 7TH 81.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. Oct. 29.-Led by renewed
buying Of December and March by bull
operators, coffee futures advanced 8 to
70 points on the opening call this morn
Ing. May had the support of a Wall
street broker this was thought to have
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Protestant Episcopal
ST. PETER,S CHURCH

81. PETER'S CHURCH
Third md Pinc sts.
Row Edward NJ. JefTerys, 9. r. D., Rector
7:9O M.-Hoiy Communion
II 80 A. M.-Morning Service and Sc
mon by tho Rector. Tho Choir will sting:
To Deun1 in C.................... .LutItn
I'm Humble Faith" "............ .Gnr@c.:
500 p. M.-Bricf Service, Address and
Recital b. tho Choir:
,,,Jcsu. FrIcclSss Treasure" .RohcrtT
"3lest Are the Departed" .......... Sroh.
The L0rd ~ VI" LlSn." ......... PGrlirr
"Bolovcd. T.et Us Love" ...... Stnincr
AL. SAINTS DAY-Tuosday. Eny. /,
$50. s and II \. NJ: =. NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-29

ARCH STRBEr CHURCH, 18Th and Arc6

AfSn Rev. scbhHINcE hD@ARiD5" i5" MRcARTee Shd Hsfe
NEY. ID. y.
t0:46-"fs CErIstIarlty At q. Stardstill@
II so. What 1s the Remedy?'
special invitation 10 nil Christians who
love the Church and pray for II.
l2:O0-Bib,o School and Mems Class.
7:OO-C. E.; 1880. Organ Recital
S:00-Dr. Macartney will preach the sec
ond sermon iii the series on Man and His
World without the Christian Faith" The
subject will be 'Gt T'hero We're No Christi"
What Is the hopes OF all those who In thclr
hearts hate the Son OF God and would
rejoice II tho fall OF Christianity should
bo realized. and the Christ OF the Gospels
proven to be but the creation OF myth,
legend and mnsinat!on? II there were no
Christ 10 believe In. to deny. to cruelty,
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STrAMPcATG-RFSORTs
IN MEMNRIANl

:, cox; In loving memory Of my father.
DANlEI RRlNkLEY cox, who departed
this life Oct. 90. 1920. son ROBERT.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Bnptist
TIE TEMPLE

TIE TEMPLE
Broad and Berks SITS. 1000 ny.
30O0 SEATS.
Home of the Grace BAPTIST Church
RUSSELL n. CONWELL, Pastor.
VIM. Dyre McCurdy. Associate Pastor.
Dr. J. Marvin Hanna. musical director
Frederick E. Starke, organist.
RUSSELL II. CONWBBI, the discoverer
OK Acres OF Diamonds" will preach on
Sunday at 1890 a. NJ. and 7:45 r. NJ
Men and women out OF work are especially
invited to the morning service. Wilmer >.
Boldly VIII bring. good news n song 81 4 !
Sing at the morning service and the Tenn
pie Combined chorus at night. Organ re-
cital, Tl5 to 7;45.
Bible School Jere. t. Crease, superin-
tendent. 23O r. NJ. .
Church Prayer Meeting FRIDAY. s P. N.
Friends s,
WILLIAM PENN worshipod at Old. Merton
Meeting House. Montgomery pike and
Meeting. House lane, erected by Friends n
1882. Divine Worship Ia held every First
day tsnudnyl morning at II o'clock. n
bile bus that passes the door leaves Mar
ket end 83d SITS. every halt-hour. i
CONFERENCE. 18th and Race SITS. 1l:40.
The Work OF our phianthropic Commit
toe, Marguerite Hallowell, leader. Visitors
welcome,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-29

HE
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hiCh Ofrr
unbiased Information IN greater dcQU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-29

THE Is the trade
TICrE Of Gcri,lD q
Rem bolt. Pioneer
Printer Craftsmen
Of 1870. The
CNion Label rep
rsSertS the dcTeI-
opUIcitt Of the
priHtirD craft Of
tOddU
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

2ist and Walnut SITS.
REV. ALEXANDER MacCoI4L. D. D
MMEtNVlskhiTIEVIN NV. khiTI.EVIN b. GuRLEY. ASSISTANT.
II A. M-Sernlon by Rev. A. Mitchell
Hunter, VI. A.. Of Scotland.
s p. Ms-Scrmon by Rev. Alvin B. Gurley.
T:3O p M-Muscal Service
Now the Powers OF Heaven
ArkhanEels<y
souls OF the Righteous" ......... Noble
Hear My Prayer" ......... .Mendelssolia
1.-THE Cross'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ware
Teach Ne Th$' Way" ....... Gladstone
Sundsy School at 70 o'clock.
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BETHLEHEM FKEsBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev " Wti,tIAM T.. McCoRMICK. Pastor.
Itev. SAMUEL II, CURRY. Assistant.
1O:3O-"Gnd!ctcd FOR Embesziement."
2:3U-Sa bbs tn School.
I:45-"tn the Lions Den"
SOO-WCdneBday evening. Prayer Meet
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
THIS OUT
h.ISII RECIPE FOR IA- |. CATARRHAL DEAF LAND HEAD NOISES,

now of aomo ono who ts Huh Catarrhal Deafness.
 or ordinary catarrh. cut
 muia nnd hand 1t to them |ty have been thu means of
 . poor sufferer perhaps
 deafness. In England or n long timo past have that cntarrh ls Il coustitu-
 ae md necessarily requires |al treatment.
 |nhaiera nnd nose touches |tu irrttntc tho delicate nir Ed force tho disease into tho which frequently means |esA. or ctae tho disease may down tho air passages E lungs which is equally as
 Tho following formula bed extensively in the damp inatc ls n constitutional and should prove especial- lts to sufferers here who
 more favorable climate rom vour druggist I ounce fdouhle atrpugth1. Tnkc
 and add to it t-t pint nf
 nnd Il littlo Trnnuiated
 until dissolved. Take one ful four times II dny. This bring quick rcIirf from dis Iad noises. f'logrcd nortrila In. hrenthinF become easy in improve aa tho infnm- |thc ousaehiun tubes is rec 'rmint used in this way acts bon tho blood and mucous 'f the system and has Il In that helps to obtain the suits. The preparation IA Ikc. costs little ard ia pleas r. Every person who has
 head noises or ta hard of Iould give this treatment |
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUICIDE AS
 VISITS HOUSE
l Mother Was Going
 to Die

May f0.--Crazed by tho Y mother. who. Inc knew.
 ttended constantly hy n Nd n nurse. was about 10
 Dcllacava. II years, took
 yesterday afternoon In
 tho Dcllacava home at n avenue. The Bronx. \
 before tho boys body
 partly suspended by n
 gas fixture. tho physician. pf Mount Vernon. loft the rg assisted the eleventh
 family into the world.
 png US Ralph Dgllacnva. can remember. 1'NCiil
 hers favoritC. He spent N ttmc in his mothers Il countless times every ! his lovo for her. sun
 he heard some one men
 'a Day and immediately
 To hcr room pushed his
 u nurse and the doctor CT some flowers he had
 e buck yard. She told Iid uoou he better. but his
 tho fHct that ahe could hh room to have dinner scnt iHGlt tu m afternoon iis room In tho attic.
 thu boy remained around post of tho time. Ilo had
 ai# aaltIor- u contractor. of joining him in the remained h his own room l III had gone but tho nurse mother and <nelt by hor Hing to tho nurse, the hoy wu hours and then kissed md went to a nearby Frhnre some groceries. In hc heard several women lscuasiug hts mothers |ht die." ono of thom said. the. ond of cverything for caya. Ite hurried home b the attic. No attention him then for tho doctor tics room and there wore s than Il broHnnneartcd
 tho houaehold husv.
 o'clock, when tn" doctor ready to leave, someone 'l'NcilI. Patrick YcrnclIh. cnt to look for him.
 came rushing downstairs |latcr to call the doctor physician Accompanied the attic. Tho hoy was |tho center of the floor. hts d together as if in prayer.
 showed that he was nd that tho thin bit of rd from his back to tho alone prevented his body heap on tho floor.
 is strong again. Mrs. Del not he hold of her sons
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Indcstructibc Pearl Bead Necklace, solid gold clasp. 2t inches in length, fine gifts for graduation or confirmation. extra special $3.39
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Leather Hand Bags, envelope shape, several feathers and sizes, new spring colors, some with inside frames, others fitted with purse and mirror. Shopping bags in black, blue, brown and gray also in this lot, values S3.5o, at $1.9
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10

have been q Godacnd to mo. friend in need ia n friend |f will write and tell you value of your medicine EA Elixir has for me- E lt done mo good. cat that comes along. no more Een triod raw onions for a mt not luck after nine long milk and cggs?" Mrs. !. r. N. J)
 ono of thousands Of cases Truo'A LllAlr Laa Anlual.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Mems high and low Shoes, all Goodyear wclts, in black and tan calfskn Regular price $7.5o Sale price e............. $4.49
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Womcn's ball strap tan Oxfords and women's strap Pumps in grey, brown and com binations. Regular price $s.5o. Sale price $6.90
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Large Turkish Towels, size a2xf2. spe-
  Heavy lintless crash Toweling, all white and colored border, special per yard 121ac
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Beautiful suede finished gloves, elbow length, white, mode. grey. tan, Sl.35 value
 Two-clasp suede finished fabric gloves in white and colors at ................ 75c
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Sport Hats-ribbon and straw-pink and white, blue and white, tan and white, black and white. and all shades to match the sweaters. Value $4.9s for ......... $2.9S
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

300 trimmed and Sport Hats, values up to S6.so. Suburban day only ...... $l.9S
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Solid mahogany Wing Chairs and Rockers. cane seat and back, special at $19.5O Solid mahogany Tea Wagon with extra shelf, drop leaves, removable glass tray $37.5O
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Cream Waters. peppermint, wintergreen, lemon. orange. lime and maple favors 29c lib
 Chocolate covered cocoanut squares 39c ID
 Walnut and almond stuffed dates 39c fb
 Chocolate Almonds, soc grade 49c fb
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

$I.1O irregular Silk Stockings in black. Wnlte ana colOfS OSC
 New Sheer Silk Stockings, full fashioned, mercerized top and sole, shades of brown. also black and grey y........... $1 .95
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

. Acquainted Golf Balls, all best makes, 35c
 each, for ....:............. loo
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Dresses, long, months and I year, fine nainsook, bishop style, only ........... soc Beach Rompers, 2 to years, chambray and English linen " 79c
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Coat Sweaters and Tie-back Sweaters in many colors and combinations, special $Z.9S
 Tic-back summer weight Sweaters, long short sleeves only ......... $1.49
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

5iO Muslin and Batistc Dresses for street porch Blue, black and white, pink and lavender. Sizes 36 to 4t ........ $1.OO Housedress section.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

2,ooo yards of striped, checked and novelty White Goods 75c value . 39c yard 36 inch Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 10 yards to d customer ............ 14c yard
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Silver plated Hollow Ware, bread trays, sandwich plates, fruit bowls, bon bon dishes flower baskets, roll trays, candlesticks, etc. guaranteed for 10 years. Bright finish at $3.4s
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Heavy Milanese, long silk gloves with Paris point embroidery. White, mode, beaver, tan, brown, navy. S2.75 quality for ....... $1.65 Early buying advised.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
CUT OF LAURA HAIR NETS

10000 Laura Nets sale. As q special in ducemcnt for Suburban Day only we will sell two Laura Hair Nets for 25c and GIVE TWO FREE WITH EACH PURCHASE. Limit purchases.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Seamless tapestry brussels Rugs, 9x12, spc-
  Wool and fibre Rugs, 9xI2, brown and
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Irregulars of highest class Silk Stock ings, black, white and colors. Value to $5 %. Special l............. SPAS, plus Sc tax.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

500 yards Bates Ginghams in plaids cheeks
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Polo Goats, models in brown and tan, full radium silk lined, sale price ....... SlO75
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Chdren's Stamped Dresses, regular SI.9a, special . . . OSC IS inch and 27 inch tan Center Pieces, spe-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Jersey Coats, tuxedo front, novelty pockets, brown, navy, black, Copen, tan, beige, grey and red. Sizes I6 to IT. Sale price $5.S5
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
COLUMBIA RECORDS soc.

Closing out dealers entire stock. Splendid collection, all popular hits. Take your choice
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10

SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL
 Women's Cotton UmIrellas, rib paragon . frame, ebonized handle, silk cord loop. S2.25 Coored Silk Umbrellas, bakalite trimmed handle, silk cord ....... $500
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL aH. $500 Auto Robes ........ $z.95
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL
 Corduroy in white and dark colors, for out ing skirts, also used for portieres and couch covers SSc yaro
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL
 American Roller Print Cretonncs, 36 inches widc small flower designs between stripes and all-over figures in beautiful color con,bina- tions s................. 29c yard Hand drawn Curtains, choice of designs, extra fine quality scrn, we'll made. In white, cream and ecru. Special per pair $l.5O
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL
 One quirc boxes of Writing Paper. White,> 3 styles of envelopes, soc quality at ..,. 25c
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL Wax Lunch Rolls, 20 sheets, laxl5. white
 
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL
 Regulation Dresses, cadet blue and white, braid trimmed .... ...s.. Sl.98 Middy Blouses, white and colored, also straight effects ..>....-. ..-,.a.-...., 95c
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL Envelope Chemise. lace trimmed and plain tailored, values to S2 at ............ 98c White muslin Pettfcoats at about half price ..s.....-. ...e..- ...:..... Scc < ", SUBURBAN DAY SPECIALS r7. Wash Ribbons at about half the old prices. ~ No. lla, 7c yd., Csc piece. No. ?, Sc yd., 85c piece. No. 3, He yd., $l.05 piece. No. 5, 14c yd, $1.35 piece. No. 9, 23c yd., $2.25 a piece. @s#s. ~ f. 1F>- f..# . <.ess s Taffeta Hairbow. Ribbons ..... 29c yard
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL Mems Hose. Fine mercerized, black, full fashioned Lisle Hose, all sizes, first quality. Sale price, per pair .............. soc Mems shop -.. .y>..~=te.
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL Arrow, Ide and Redman Collars, for Suburban day, each .................. l7c Mems shop.
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL
 Pluto Water (limit 6) .......... 27c Milk Magnesia (limit 3 ............ 30c Cinot Oimit 8 ............ ............. 75c 500 Bottles Castoria (limt 5 -........ 2Oc 500 Cans Eagle Brand Condensed Milk (Im!t 5) ZUc
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL
 Reg. 4oc Machine Needles .. .. 19c dog. K Reg. 35c Belts loc Reg. 1Oc Machine Oil ...... Sc Reg. $45 Ruby Drop Head Machine .. $35
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL Neckwear in eyelct embroidery sets--col- lars ana VeStecS P1UV U Sample lines of .Neckwear, collars and : sets .... < .<... 5Oc and $1 O0
 SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL Val and Clnny Lace. and Val Lace Points, remnants, in varied lengths, special 10c each Eilet Insertion and T.ac,,s in s.rrochef Stvle
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

1000 dozen genuine Willimantic Cotton, C. cord, at spools for 25c, or 49c per dz. spools. Limit one dozen.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Low neck, sleeveless Swiss rib Vests, 17c ca. 2 for .................. soc
 Regular 29c Vests, excellent value, sale price e................... 4 for $1 .OO
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Black enamel Suit Cases, fancy lining, leather corner, IS inch size $5 value for $500
New Britain herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL

Blouses of handkerchief linen, hand made. Also few georgette crepe at only .... $2.95 Small lot of voile and batiste Blouses, new fresh models Values to S3 at ........ $1.05