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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-04
ELLA Nj. ESTABROOK Sc u
CHAZi 0 PRIZEN VOLICU
9. WARDY.

Uvedena pracovnice, jez ma
ia sebou jisty rekord ddlezi-
tych vefejnych praci, uchazi
Sc 0 HAS volicstva devate war
dy. Kandiduje do mestske rady
"a tuto novou wardu. Jest pred
sedkou brookIynske Civic Ligy
a uplatnovala Sc mnohych We
refine prospeSnych organisa-
cich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-04

nix spojene dobrocinn6 orga-
nisace Fred Goldenbogen, jenz
vcera pravil, re ia minuleho
mesice byl osloyen lit poulic-
mimi zebraky. Iinu nese arci
nynejSi velka leZamestnanost,
ac jest teto vyuzitkovano i Ii
Wy vubec sc prace stiticlmi a
jedinci zebraji jen proto, ably
vyuzili stavajicich symaptii S
nezamestnanymi. Zebraci tito
skorem vsichni V Clevelandu
nebydli a kdyz udail nekdy
zdejsi adresu, pax byVa oby-
cejn6 falesna. o podobn6 ubo-
zaky. Sc stara zminena organi-
SAGE, kterou v padu nutne po-
treby mozno zavolati telefonic-
XIV Main 1921, odkud Sc kaz-
demu dostane pomoci. Organi-
SAGE podporovana Jest Com
munity Chest, ma jejiZ fondy
bude opetne letos uspoTadana
sblrka, jez potrya od IL. do 2l.
listopadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-04
s'SvET''

mem "a kazde kampane male
zal ochotneho podpor ovatele a
podobn6 sc choval "a posledni
predvolebnf kampan6 generala
Wooda. Podnikavost jeho neo-
mezovala Sc ien ma proste W.
dayani listu, ale venoval svojf
energii Sc zdarem ma prdmysl
zelezarskych, uhelny a lod'ar-
sky, take pc mem zbylo mil
lionove jmeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-04
IA MLEKARSKE STAVKY JSOU ODE
STRANY OCH0TNY K VYJED-
NAyANi.
JEDNA Sc NE.JEN O OTAZKU MZDY
ALE TEz 0 ZAVRENOU NEB
OTEVRENOU DlLNU.
MA NEKTERYCH MfSTECH DOSLO VYTRZ-
NOSTEM.

mezinarodnf unie vozkd vydal
pokyn vSem dovazecum neod-
vislych spolecnostf, ably setrva-
Ii v praci "a kazdych okolno-
sti, pokud jest vyjednavani V
proudu.
Die vypovedi mfstopfedsedy
Coolidge snazi Sc mlekarna u
drzeti dopravu ml6ka a slibuje
witt nazpet do prace stavkuji-
ci vyjma tech, kterf Sc ia stav-
ky dopustili nejakych nasilno-
sti neb prestoupeni soudnlch
zakazG. Clenstvo runie pfistu-
puie die zprav mayorov$ch ma
snizeni mzdy o So tydne, kdez-
to spolecnost trva ma srazce
$3.50 i vice pro kazdGho "a
mestnance. Ia vyjednavani Wy
mOhla 81 Velkomlekarna soudnl
zakaz proti piketam stavkujl-
cich. coz melo v zapeti n6kolik
srazek V okoli hlavnlch zavo-
dd. Dva uniovi strazci a ctyfi
vozkov6 byli zatceni pfi vytrz
nosti ma vych. Ia. ulici, byli ale
pozdeji jpo slozeni zaruky pro-
puSt6ni. Devet jinych muzu by
10 policii zatCeno pfi podnik-
nut6m utoku ma mlekem nalc-
zeny autotruck, IA kter6ho by
Ii diva muzi zran6ni. Take tito
zatcenci byli pozd6ii propuSte-
nj ma svobodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-04
ROZMAHAJfCI Sc ZEBROTA
v CLEVELANDSkYCH
ULICfCH.

Dnesni dolby Jest chodec, ze
lm6na ulicich dolenniho me-
sta dosti caste zastaven muzi
chatrne oddenymi, kterl prosi
o menSi penezite obnosy. Jest
TO okolnost. ktera byla zde V
Americe vubec zrldka drive po
zorovana. V6ci vsiml 81 pracov
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-04

Co to, re pan Dosel pferusil
styk s pani Povolnou?
Inu, kdyf ovdov6la!

Kdo pax byl ten, s nimz jste
prave mluvil?
Mlady Homola, vcera Sc oze
nil.
Ale jdete?! Vzdyt' vypada
iinak dosti rozumne.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-10-05


Miss Bcss Young, of Stoncga
spent the week end with Mrs.
H. F. Tate
Miss Dorothy Tackett, of Pen.
nlngton Gap, is visiting her sis
ter, Miss Enln, for few DAYS.
Mrs. IL d Brown spent part
of last week with relatives i'm
Middllesboro.
Miss Mary Kilbourne return.
ed TO acr home in the Gap last
week from her two weeks vaca-
ton visit to friends in Middles-
born aud other points in Ken.
tncky
Miss Eleanor Baker spont
several DAYS last week in Alb
ingdon, taking treatment in the
Cleo. Ben Johnston Hospital.
Mrs Chas. Witt was shop.
ping in Appalachia Saturday
afternoon.
FOR SALE ~ lots on corner
adjoining Rev. linrnz residence
on Poplar Hill, $3.50 each. See
w q Coutts adv.
George l.. Taylor spent sev-
eral days in Richmond last
week attending n meeting of
the State Board of Education,
of which he is member.
Mrs Joe Kelly, of Florida,
who is visiting relatives near
the /. ~ N. station, spent Sun
day III Appnlachia
Forest II King, representa-.
tive of the II. j Heinz Compa-
ny, has returned TO his home in
the Gap from n several days
business trip to points in Ken
lucky and elsewhere.
The annual meeting of Hol-
ston Conference, NJ. II. Church
south, commenced in Morris
town today "wednesday and
will continue over Sunday.
MIR and Mrs. S. W. Wax are
IN Morristown this week attend
ing the annual meeting of Hol-
ston Conference.
Mrs O. j Brown and child
rcn, of Mid,llcsboro, spent last
week in the Gap visiting Mrs.
Browns granl-mother, Mrs.
Laura Buckley. Mr.. Brown
came up Sunday morning and
accompanied them home Sun
day night
Miss Matte Nickels and VIII
bur Flccnor left the past week
for Roanoke, where they enter
ed the National Business Col
legc for the winter term.
Mrs. Taylor, of White Gate
Va, arrived III tho Gap Satnr-
day and will spend some time
with her daughter, Miss Bever-
ly Taylor, who liz teaching in
the public school.
Miss Clara Dowell, who is
teaching near Toms Creek
spent the weekend in the Gar
with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Kelly
and son, Erskine, Miss Mary
Ramsey and Mrs. ii. w. Gil.
liam were among those from
the Gap who motored up TO the
fair at Wac Saturday.
Miss Edna Gilly spent a few
days last week at Wiae visiting
relatives and attending the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Horne ane
baby, Madge, of Roda, spen
the weekend in the Gap will
Mrs Horne's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs j q. Munsey.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-10-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

The Lloyd Guild will meet at
the homoof Mrs. Mccormick on
Thursday afternoon at $50
O'clock.
Misscs Marjorie Brown and
Mary Johnson were among
those from Cocburn who al
tended the ball game IN the
Gap Friday afternoon.
Adolph Simonscn, of Blue-
field, representing Colgate q
Company, has been spending a
few days in the Gap.
Mrs. Willard Musicls has re
turned from n few days visit TO
relatives at Keokce.
Creed p. Kelly spent a few
days in Louisville, Ky, last
week on business.
MIR. and Mrs. George Roebuck
and baby spent II few days this
week at Stoncga, the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w. Rodcnhizcr.
DR. II. S. Ussery, of Dorches
ter, was IL business visitor in
the Clap last Thursday morning
for Il few hours.
A. l.. JIolton, Keith Smith
aud Frank Murphy were among
those from the Gap who attend
ed the dance ut Hotel Norton
last Thursday evening
X d. Lelie had the misfor.
tune 20 dislocate his shoulder
at the Central Supply Company
one day last week.
Robt, G. Wolfenbarger, for.
merly with the Stonegn Coke ~
Coal Company in the Gap is
now located with the Appala-
cha Hardware Company at Ap
palachia.
Misses Bess Mowbray and
Anne Waugh, who are teaching
at Dorchester, spent the week
rnd in the Gap the guests of
Mrs j. A. Crocker,
Miss Elizabeth Sprinkle, who
has Il position in the agricnI-
liral department. of V. +. at
Biacksbnrg, spent "A lew days
last week at Josephine with
Mrs Fred l.. Troy and attend
ed the dance at Hotel Norton
Thursday night,
Mrs. N. Il. Albaladejo, who
has been visiting her sister,
Mrs ~, d. Owens in the Gap
returned to her home at Ann
Arbor, Mich, on Saturday.
Miss Ora Cleek, who has
been spending the past two
weeks in Gate City, visiting
relatives and friends, returned
to her home in the Gap Sunday.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Harry
flnnary, at their home in Nor.
ton last week, a girl. Mr.. Elan
airy formerly worked in the
Gap for Fox IL Peck.
Miss Edith Lent, of Cincin
hnti, arrived i'll tho Gap Friday
where She will spend several
Jays visiting her sister, Mrs.
d A. Crocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Wax re-
turned to The Gap last weak
rom few weeks visit to rela.
ives in Bristol.
FOR RENr.-Eleven room
residence with two baths on
Poplar Hill. Apply To the First
Natlonal Bank, Big Stone Gap,
Va.-adv.
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|. 9. Taylor. motored up to Nor.
ton Sunday afternoon.
Have yon subscribed for tho
School Bell? If not, see Carl
Knight, Letchcr Bnnn, Arthur
Foster, Patrick Yonell or Ruth
Barron.
MIR aud Mrs. w. h. Kilhourne
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. b. II
Warner, MIR. and Mrs. w. H.
Wren, Addison Morris and Cor.
don Gilly were among those
from the Gap who attended the
fair Mt Wise Thursday.
Rev. G. w. Dean, pastor of
the Southern Methodist church
left Tuesday for Morristown,
where he Ia attending the an
nuai meeting of Holston Con
ference.
Mr.. and Mira. j. w. Maralet
of Confluence, Pa, arrived in
the Gap last week where they
will spend several days the
guest of their daughter, Mrs
j w Marklc
Mrs. Creed p. Kelly has been
spending several days in Bris-
tol visiting her parcnts. SUIT
and Mrs, Q. b. Burchfeld. who
recently moved back to Bristol
from Knoxville, where they
moved over a year ago when
they left the Gap.
Eddie e. Baker. of Osaka.
has moved to the Gap and is oc-
cnpying .hc T. d. Gibson resi-.
dencc. MIR. Baker is an cleo.
trician by occupation aud will
represent the Home Electric
Company, Of Bristol. in this
section.
Mrs. g. NJ. Brown is spending
several days ut Jefferson City
Tenn, visiting her daughter
Mrs. Paul Martin.
Mrs. Thomas II. Cochran and
two children, Frances and Tom,
Jr, left Sunday for n trip to
North Carolina aud Eastern
Virginia. Miss Low, who has
been visiting in Bristol for sew
eral days joined them there and
accompanied them to North
Carolina.
Bniliwick Colnntha Johnn, n
registered tIolstein Bull will
serve a limited number Of cows
for feo of three dollars. | also
have a registered Duroc Boar.
John b. Pavne.-adv.
Mrs Paul Senter, of Bristol,
is visiting Mrs. j. h. Wampler
Mrs Hill aud two children, of
Rye Cove, Scott county, arriv
ed in the Gap Saturday where
they will spend II few days Wis.
ting Mrs. Hills sister-in-law
Mrs. Henry Lane.
The work of Macadamizinp
the wild cat road from Easl
Stone Gap to Oreton, is about
completed This will be one OF
the best pieces of road in the
county AMI will afford the peo.
pie of thar section easy access
TO tho markets at all seasons OF
the year.
w. d McNiel has recent,
purchased the property of Mllc
Taylor on Ninth street and is
moving his family to Norton
There are no better men than
billy" Mcneil and the people
of Norton will welcome hin
and his nice family with open
arm -Progress.
Quite a number of Appala.
CHA h. A. MS attended q
meeting of the chapter. at Big
stone Gap on last Thursday
night. Appalachia has two
candidates for the Royal Arch
degrees, viz Il. II. Crizer and
A. s. Pennington. Progress
sive.
The "School Bell" is the name
of n small paper to be gotten
out by the public school at this
place, and it will make it's in.
itial appearance on Friday oil
L L, .rrL..,ix l.
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VI WIS. iiuroiu ramsey, Thurs
iay afternoon, October 9Th ut
three o'clock.
NJ. G. McCorkle, "A prominent
lumber man Of Nora, Va. spent
last Thursday night in the Gan.
MIR. McCorlile formerly lived
here and his many friends were
glad to see him again.
\. l.. Witt, manager of the
Southwest Insurance. Agency,
lot tins place, has purchased
kco-six automobile from the
Motorcycle Supply Company.
Tho REQ is Il good car and gives
az good service az any car on
the market
Circle No, ., of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Presby terian
church will meet with Mrs.
Max GRADER Thursday after
noon 1T three O'Clock.
Albert Word left Monday for
his home i'll Russell, Ky. after
spending II few days with his
aunt, Mrs. Sue NJ Guthrie in
the Gap.
The Womnn's Missionary So
ciety of the NJ H. Church,
South, will meet with Mrs. Il. y.
Shugart, Thursday afternoon
ut o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society of
the Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. e. Il. Burgess, THURS
day afternoon at $50.
FOR SALE. Household fur
nitnrc, including electric range
ut IL sacrifice if sold at once.
See Mrs. Harry lessee. adv.
FOR SALE corner lots
near Methodist church, $500
each. See w G.. Coutts. adv.
Hewitt Heningcr, prominent
travelling salesman, Of Birining-
ham, Ala spent Sunday in the
Gap the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II Wren.
Mrs. sue NJ. Guthrie has been
confined To her home for The
past week with a bad cold. She
is smo better at this writing.
Mrs. w. II. Lane, of Rye
Cove, Scott county, nccompa
MED by her two grandsons,
Glenn Lane and Dayton Hill,
spent Saturday and Sunday
here visiting her son, II. l..
Lane.
j. a. Stearn, manager of the
new hotel at Norton, and wife
and daughters were visitors to
the Gap Sunday afternoon.
CAR SERVICE. Call II. f.
Williams, phone $40 il you
want car to railroad station
or out of town service. Good
cars and careful drivers. adv.
MIR. and Mrs. r. b. Greever,
of Chilhowie, are spending this
week in the Gap visiting their
daughter, Mrs. w. IL. Wren.
j. t.. Blaylocke, local man
ager of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company, has moved his
family into the residence of
Miss Edna Gilly near the wool
en- mill,
FOR SALE. One gray reed
baby carriage, and one baby
bath tub. Phone 39.-adv.
Mrs. Chas. Bird, Mrs. Stone,
Mrs. w. G. Lane and Miss Ruth
Seward were visiting in Dunbar
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Wheeler
will occupy the house vacated
by a. p. Hammond until their
bungalow il built. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sine will move into f.. a.
Compton's property.
Mrs. Katie Lindsey who spent
several weeks in the Gap on ac-
count of the sickness aud death
of her brother, w. W. Buckley,
returned to her home in Knox-
Vile last week.
FOR SALE.-A real bargains
for cash eight-room stone house
and five lots ut l.. ~ N. depot
for $2 800 See w. G.. Coutts.
adv
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MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Smith
and baby daughter, Mrs. J. II
Matthew'S and daughter, Mrs.
l. Z. Taylor. motored up to Nor
ton Sunday afternoon.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-10-05

Bailiwick Colnntha Johnn, Il
registered tIolsteir Bull will
serve 4 limited number Of cows
for Il foo of three dollars. | also
have a registered Duroc Boar.
john b. PAYNE. -adv.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
THE LINEN DEPARTMENT
 .NEOLNDS WITH
 NfIII.-END BARGAINS

 Hutk Towcls-Plain white ami wntto with rcd borders. at tho Mili-End Sale f2hc. Ex- tra heavy. large size. Regular sbc. Limit 6 to q customer aDc each.
 Stevens All Linen Crash Towel ing--Bleachcd and unbleach- cd. Price in the piece 39c and 40c. Mill End Sale Price 25c yard.
 MiIl Runs or Long Cloth-Ex- tra f1ne. 36-inch wide. Reg ! ular s2.25 for piece of ten yards. Miil-End Sale Price 10 yard piece SI.69. Blcachcd Mcrcerizcd Table Da- mask--Assorted patterns. a. inch wide. Regular sl.19. Sale 75c yard.
 Nainsook, Lawn and Long Cloth-Plain white 36 and 4O-inch wide. Regular in tho a- piece 200 to 4sc. Sale price i5c yard.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
THESE DOMESTIC DEPARr- MENT OFFERS WELL COME MONEY SAVINGS AT THE MIIL-END SALE

army BiankctS - Dark gray full size. Regular S5.59. At the MilI-cnd Sale $3.9S each. Cheese Cloth - Mill runs of bloached Cheese Cloth, 36- inch wide. At the Mill-End Sale Sc yard.
 Blcachcd Muslin-MiIl-En 36- inch wide, soft finish. in the piece 29c to 39c. At this sale 15c yard.
 Unblcachcd Cotton-Mill-E Ends extra heavy 36-inch wide. Regular in the piece 35c yard. Mill End price 16c yard. Bed nS-Unbleached Bed Sheeting. mill runs, 2A wide. Regular 75c. Sale Price at 53c.
 Baby Crib Blankcts-Mill Runs. pink and blue. Regular 75c kind. At the Mill-End Sale 5oc each.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
Women's Footwear
 At Mill End Sale Prices

Womcn's Boots. All heel Boots, in brown. black gray field Values up to $14.50. Choice while they last at $4.95 Women's Patent Colt and Dull Pumps. Louis heels fine footwear, regular $9.OO values S4.95 Women's Black Satin Pumps, Louis heels and Baby French heels, a ..........:........ S495 Women's Strap Sandals. kid han turned
 
 Womcn's Lace O Button Boots.. discontinued lines. Values to $11.00. All ...... $395 Women's Spats, 10 12 button regular $1.69 Women's Rubbcrs small sizes, 2 2. Regular $1.00 values at ....... pairs for ST .OO
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
BRASSIERES

Odd lot of B. w. Brassieres and bandeauX, in allover . lace, silk and lace and fancy brocaded poplin not all sizes in each style, but good range of sizes in the lot. Values up to $2.00. Mill-En Sale price
 WOMEN'S kIMONOS . Long Flannelette Kimonos, in pretty floral designs, satin trimmed, sizes 3S to 46, Regular up to S4.9S. At the Mill End Sale .... $1.95
 WOMEN'S SWEATERS Zephyr Wool. tie-back Sweat CTS, with tuxedo front, fancy weave, in black and colors, sizes 36 to A. Values up to $4.9s. Mill End Sale Price ..... $1.0S
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
RIBBONS

At Mill-End Sale Prices. Moirc ubbons--6-inch wide. heavy quality. tho kind that can bo used over and over. large assortment Of colors for hnirbows. sashes. etc. Regu- far 59c kind at 10c yard. Dresden. Camlsolc, Bag ana Sash Ribbons-9-inch wide. heavy taffota, dresdens m dark floral and oriental de- signs. Values up to SI.59. Miii-End Sale Price Sf.I5 yard. Black Satin Sash and GIrtflc RIbbon-s-inch wide. Regu- lar s1.4s. Ns' the Mill-End Sale Rf. f.25 ynrd.
 Brocadcd Bag Itlbbon--Hand- some floral and scroll designs. Values up to ~. at $c.79 yard.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
Women s&C Children HI,
AT MILL END BARGAIN PRICES.

Fashioned Stockings-Black, sizes, black and white in sizes these seconI Bess'' brand and they very good Wool Hose-Engish ribbed style all the hen
 $500. MilT End Sale price Women's Hose-FuH fashioned in brown Il
 value at Womens Cotton Stockings black made with back seam
 Sale price ............... ........... for $1.o0 Chldren's SOckin2-White black. for boys girls
 Wool HOse-White only, sizes to 67f,g
 roc number at the Mill End Sale ................s-l
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
Boys Clothing

wondrous vau at Mil-End Sale
  Boys's and All fast colors coors to 7 Beautiful fabrics spring fully ined all 10.
 a Boss
  . and and and Boys 100 0
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
Housewares
THE MILL END SALE BRINGS YOU THESE AND N1A
 BARGAINS

THE MILL. END SALE BRINGS YOU THESE AND Ni4
 BARGAINS
 Manufacturers Close Out of EnameIware-Conpr utensils. values up $2OO. Choice Wall Clothes Dryers, worth $1.O0. for ........... WhsI Broonls-good quality, regular 4Oc Food Choppers-Ianders, mai N value $2. 75 at EIevating Wall Dryer, regularly $1 2J Lunch Kits, complete with bottle regular $3 50 The Home comfort Cake gavani 11x14x20 value $4 75. sale Heavy Dipped Galvanized Swl and Ash Can l< handles and slave corrugations, value S6 sale Round High Willow Clothes Hampers. A. $4 90
 sale at .$349, %1s Hot Point Electric Irons-Aso oher leading makes ya The Reddy' Grill and Toaster-A $5 electric stove1
 Sale Tor Residence Mail BoXes-Black with lock- value 75c Bull Dog Padocks, regular 5Oc Household Claw Hammers value 75c sale Meat Knives, values $1, all at ..... Hair Floor Sweeping Brush, regular DOC value for
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
Wash Goods
AT NuLL-END SALE PRICES

MILL-ESD
  @ at 5c yard.
  Regular  MrrccriEcl Popns-sain finish Regular Mill Ends n Muslin Noic>-Mil I1annclsExtra white Regular price the  Ends t'i5c yard.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
Notions
IN THE MILL-END SALE

IN THE MILL-END SALE
 Waterproof Household Aprons-Fast colors in pretty paids, regular 75c for ........,... 53c Neat Electric Hair Curlers-wiI not cut the half regular 10c, ....................... 6c each Large Cubes, containing 100 best steel toilet class mead Fms TOT ......................... Sc Lady Dainty Hair Pins, bronze and black assorted sizes. regular l5c for ............ 9c per cabine. Children's Hose Supporters .... oo Collar Bands, Ii sizes ....t e N1isnap Fashion Fastener, all sizes ... sc Shell Hairpins, best quality, sizes regular 25c nprh hON Supreme Antiseptic Emergency Towel convenience in -. 5c superior Qualty Kick Rack Braid-4 yards all sizes Regular 16c. at sy...e.. F' 4 s-s' -.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
Mems Furnishings
AT MILL-END SALE PRICES

AT NuLL-END SALE PRICES Mems Sample Paiarnas Universal make. plain white stripes and plain colors, ar sizes a, b. d. regular 8 .OO, &. 50 $500 values S1.7s Mems 4-in- Hands-Open end style with slip easy band. regular 65c 75c Mill End Sale , for Sl OO Shirts and Drawers at ............... SI each Mems LisIc Half Hose-Black and colors. regular J9c and 65c .............. 35c, pairs SI %
 BOYS SHIRTS AND BLOUsES
 AT MILL END SALE PRICES Boys Regular s1 20 and $2.O0 Victor Shirts real
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
Dress Goods--Linii|

THE HOME DRESSER CAN SAVE AT THESE MILL, H All Wool Serge-Ml 54 wide from the pieccI French and Storm Serge-Mi coors. 36
 regular $1.J9 and $2. At the Mill All Wool POplins-Mil spring colors 10
 regular S2.9S. Mill End Sale price ....... Lining Canbric-min ends. all colors and black. Regula Fancy Figured SateenSAssorted coors, 6 wide.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15

MARY PICKFORD APRONS Large and small check Amos keag gingham. rickrack braid trimmed. Regular 9Sc. At the Mill-End Sale 89c.
 GIRLS SCHOOL DRESSES Chambray. Bingham and repps, various models, sizes to II years. Values up to $1.9s. Mnl-End Sale Price s1.Oo.
 THOMSOS'S CORSETS Glove fitting Corsets, medium low bust, long hips, pink coutil. supporters attached, sizes 19 to 26. Regular s2. at the Mill-End Sale $1.39.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
Women's s and Childrs
 Knit Underwear
AT MILL END SALE PRICES

Women's Union Suits-Bodice top style regular soc. Womens with band top, regular 59c Womens Vests and Pants, the vests high neck long s
 pants length, regular 75c Mill End Sale price Chdrens Sleeping Suits in LaTosca brand. sizes
 regular $1.50 values for
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
INFANTS SACOUES

Infants Hand Knit Wool Sacques, trimmed in pink and blue. Regular SIPS. At the Mill-End Sale .. $1.OO CHILDREN'S SHIRTS Part Wool Shirts, open down front, ribbon trimmed. called seconds by the manufacturer. Regular 98c and $125. At the Mill End Sale ............. soc
 INFANTS COATS Short Coats of Cashmere, braid trimmed, sizes up to years. Regular s2.25, at the third floor. Mill-End Sale Price $1.2o
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
RUGS and CARPETS Briefly Stated But Important Items

Administer Rugs. Size 8 it 3x1O it 6. Have been $54.95. Sale $3S 95 Seamless Brussels Rugs. size 9x12 1t, have been $39.95. Sale ....................... $2915 Wool and Fiber Rugs. size 9x12 it, have been Wool and Fiber Rugs. size 6x9 ft Have been $9.49. Sale e.......:.............. $7.49 Log Cabin Rag Rugs, fit, have been $24.95. $1849
 HALL AND STAIR CARPETS AT
 NEW LOW PRICES
 99c Hall and Stair Carpet, a .............. yd $1.S9 Hall and Stair Carpet at $1. .25 val $249 Hall and Stair Carpet, a $3.49 Hall and Stair Carpet, at $2.79 yd
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
-- as s-s Mems Footwear

AT MILL END SALE PRICES. the Mill End Sale Last Shoes hide, Mems High Cut All Rubber Arctics-15 as tire or draw the foot. regular $6 value. et&sNN Mems 4.BuclIe >ersex Cloth Army The
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
CHINA AND GLASSWARE AT
 NnLI-END SALE PRICES

American Porcelain Dinner Sets -50-piece gold stamp bord- cred decoration service TOT eight people. Sale price $9.5O. American Porcelain Dinner Sets -66 pieces gold band decora- ton service for eight people. Regular $1s.9S. Sale price S14.0S.
 Cut Glass Syrup Jars with nickel plated cover. Regular gsc. Sale price 70c. Innovation Cut Glass Fern Dishes with nickel plated lining. Regular $3.39. Sale S2.8e.
 Yellow Mixing Bowls-10-inch size. Regular 75c. Sale soc.