Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 2, 1909, Page 6

WE ARE AGENTS FOR eerless Patterns NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE. Price #0c each. Poerless Patferns: make yo-;lble. per- itect s which have a fe Mr ot of individvality. Two special points of Interest are,comsid- ered in offering Peerless Patierns to the public — maxémum of excellence — minimum of price. world. Without exception it is the most comprehensive and complete selec- tion which we have ever shown and 'visitors to our store during 2 Fall Opening Week will be delighted with the many splendid values in all kinds of Dry Goods, Apparel and Accessories which we will Our superior buying facilities make it a cer- 1 tainty---That the Values Offered Here are Always Absolutély the 4 . exhibit at this time. 1 Best Obtainable. New Fall Millinery \ A complete, magnificent showing of everything that is smart in the Millinery worid. b The best productions of the leading Milliners of New York and Paris Pl as well as distinctive designs from our own work-rooms are here for s fall wear. Splendid shewing of Millinery supplies—Flowers, Feathers, Wings, Rib- bons, Ornaments, etc. - Strest Wear Hats—a bewildering display of the newest styles and col- orings. . Special showing of Children's Hats—Dress Hats and Outing Hats. / AND BEST OF ALL ARE THE MODERATE PRICES, Hundreds of Hats all ready to wear. « S8EE OUR SHOWING OF WOMEN’'S DRESS HATS AT $5.00. Women’s Gloves Our Glove Department has always appealed strongly to lovers of good Gloves, and for these reasons— FIRST—The absolute dependability of the Gloves we sell. SECOND—The unusual values we are continually offering. Our fall showing of Gloves, comprises every good kind that is in demand. Dress Goods--Silks ; In presenting our new lines of Fall Dress Goods and Silks, we do so with unbounded confidence. We do so with an rance born of being right—right in every little detail of weave, color, style and quality—right also in price. In fact an honest comparison will show that our values are a little better than elsewhere in every line and 1price. We invite you to call and see our line of Dress Goods and Silks during opening week. Dress Trimmings Our showing of Laces and Tri showing we have ever mai It comprises—iti Braids, Net Bands with jewel effects, Colored Bands and Appiiques, Lace All-over with vermicelli effects and bands to matoh. We invite examinatien. Opening Week. mings for fall surpasses any previous The showing will be at its best during Fall Wash Fabrics Our fall exhiffit of Wash Fabrios is the most complete we have ever made. Visit sur Wash Geods Department during Fall Opening Week and see our splendid showing of new Percales, new Ginghams, new Outing Wiannels, new Fleccedowns, new Galatea Cloths, etc. You'll ndable—the PRICES lt will begin on Saturday, October 2nd, and will continue to and include Saturday, October 9th. We open the Fall Season with a Magnificent Stock of the World’s Best Merchandise, Most Care- fully and Discriminatingly Selected from the Leading Manufacturing and Fashion Centres of the Sewing Machines Join our Fall Sewing Machine Clud which is now being organized. Pay $2.00 when you join and the machine is immediately delivered to your home —and the balance in weekly payments of $1.00. THREE SPECIAL STYLES At $16.98—The Shetucket At $19.98—The Chelses At $23.98—The Rose To still further emphasize the importance of our Thirty-seventh Fall Opening---and as an incentive to all within traveling distance to visit our Store during Opening Week---we will offer 37 SPECIAL ITE'1S-—-one for each year of the Store’s existence. Note Carefully These Special Offerings Numbered from 1 to 37, resbectively. Every item is much less than regular price and is for Opening Week only. { LOOK FOR THE SPECIAL NUMBERS. SPECIAL No. 1 50c MEN'S SUSPENDERS 29¢ The well-known “President” Sus- penders for men, in a big range of styles — FALL OPENING PRICE 2% a pair—regular price §0c. SPECIAL No. 2 15 MEN'S HOSIERY 10c Men's fine quality Cotton Hosiery in black, tan and all the leading colors—FALL OPENING PRICE 10c a pair—regular price 16c. SPECIAL No. 3 50c MEN'S UNDERWEAR 39c Men's Medium Weight Shirts and Drawers for early fall wear—fine ribbed, color ecru—FALL OPEN- ING PRICE 39c—regular price 50c. SPECIAL No. 4 50c MEN‘S SHIRTS 42c. Men's White and Fancy Negligee Shirts, in all the newest fall de- signs—FALL OPENING PRICE 42c—regular price 50c. SPECIAL No. 5 59c SILKS AT 43¢ Figured Silk Crepe, 27 inches wide —18-inch hairline stripe Messaline, all Silk—the very newest volormn in_both fabrics—FALL OPENING PRICE 48c a yard—regular price 50c. SPECIAL No. 6 $1.00 DRESS GOODS, 79¢ New Fall Dress Goods, comprising Ottoman, Poplin, Prunella, Pana- ma, Diagonal and Novelty Stripe, black and all the newest colorings —FALL OPENING PRICE 79¢ a yard—regular prices $1.00 to $1.50. SPECIAL No. 7 25c LINING AT 19c, Best guality Lining Satteen, 36 inches wide, in full line of fast colors—FALL OPENING PRICE 19 a yard—regular price 25c. SPECIAL No. 8 $3.00 BOYS’ SUITS $2.39 Boys' Two-piece Suits, with Knickerbocker Tfouueru stylish mixtures, size to 16—FALL OPENING PRICE $2.39—regular price $3.00. SPECIAL No. 9 $6.00 BOYS' SUITS $4.69 Boys' Two-piece Sults, Knicker- bocker Trousers, medium and dark effects. sizes 7 to 17—FALL OPEN- ING PRICE $469—regular price 6.00. SPECIAL No. 10 75¢ VALUES AT 39c 50 dozen Bureau Scarfs and Pillow Shams to match in blind and open effects—FALL OPENING PRICE glgu each—regular prices 50c and . SPECIAL No. 11 $2.00 ALL-OVER AT 98¢ 18-inch Baby Irish and Oriental Lace All-over for shirt waists and yokes—FALL OPENING PRICE 98¢ a yard—regular prices $1.50 and $2.00. SPECIAL No. 12 $1.00 WOMEN’'S GLOVES 95¢ Women's One-clasp Cape Gloves in all the new fall shades and a full line of sizes—FALL OPENING PRICE 9c a pair—our regular $1.00 Gloves, fiqual to Gloves sold pl!rwhe at ‘l SPECIA Free Exhibit of the Famous Painting “The Toiler” HERSFRT DE MAREAU As an added inducement to vistt our store during our Annual Fall Opening THIS GREAT MASTERPIECE of modern art will be shown in our spacious Carpet Department. From Thursday, Oct. 7th Until Saturday, Oct. 23d. A Description of “The Teiler” In this picture Herbert de Mareau depicts a man of years at work in an old shop where he makes horseshoes. The figure stands out from the canvas. Through the dusty cobweb-bed win- dow comes the clearness of daylight that falls on one side of his face and clothes. On the other side is the fire- light glow from a half-covered forge. The fire is hidden by a screen, buf the light is thrown into the room from an opening, and the smoke curls up in a most natural way. There are many details worked out —the 0ld_oil can, the open drawer, re- flection of the light on the hammer and other articles in the shop. A cordial invitation is extended to all to come and see the most remarka- ble painting ever brought to Norwich 1t is absolutely free of charge or other obligation to our patrons, and is worth coming many miles to see. SPECIAL No. 13 10c HANDKERCHIEFS AT 7¢ Kimona Handkerchiefs in a wide range of new designs, suitable for Kimonas, Pillow Tops, etc.—FALL OPENING PRICE 7c—regular price 10c. ‘SPECIAL No. 14 20c CHOCOLATES AT 15¢ Old-fashioned Chocolates, fine cream center and chocolate coat- ing—FALL ORENING PRICE 16c a lb.—regular price 20c. SPECIAL No. 15 25c Womer’s Hosiery 19¢c One case of Women's Fast Black SPECIAL No. 19 25c HOSE SUPPORTERS AT 19c Women’s Satin Pad Hose Support- ers, made of lisle elastic, with Lind- say button—FALL OPENING PRICE 19c a pair—régular price 25¢. SPECIAL No. 20 Be CAKE OF SOAP 3¢ A c-mmce cflke of White Castile size © cake—FALL OPENING PRICE 3¢ a cake—reg- ular price se. SPECIAL No. 21 50c COPYRIGHT BOOKS 44c Popular Copyright Books, includ- Full Fashioned Cotton Hosiery, | ing Shepherd of the Hills, Jane heavy weight—FALL OPENING | Cable,_ Nedra, Helma. Black Bag. PRICE 18c a pair—regular price § etc—FALL OPENING PRICE 25c. 44c—regular price 50c. B — SPECIAL No. 16 25¢ WOMEN’S VESTS 18¢ One case of Women's Bleached SPECIAL No. 22 98c CHILDREN'S HATS 66c Children’s Trimmed Outing Hats Ribbed Undervests, medium weight | 11 brown, nave myniie, Copen- and ‘short sleeves—FALL OPEN- | [o& bt Goncronr remular Ca8e ING PRICE 18c—regular price 25c. Hats, SPECIAL No. 23 9325 SHOES AT $2.50 Women's and Misses' Tan Calf High Shoes, button and lace, Blucher and plain, medium and bhalf heels, a complete assortment of sizes—FALL OPENING PRICE $2.50—regular price $3.25. SPECIAL No. 24 WOMEN'S $20.00 COATS AT $17.50 Women's Black Broadcloth Coats, 52 inches long, semi-fitted, lined throughout with Skinner's guaran- teed s-nn Misses' and Women's es to 46—FALL OPENING PRICE $|7.50—rclu|nr price $20.00. SPECIAL No. 17 12/4c RIBBON AT 10c Taffeta Ribbon, all silk and 3% inches wide in black. white and all colors—FALL OPENING PRICE 10c a yard—regular price 123%c. R e — SPECIAL No. 18 50c BELTS AT 39¢ Women's Elastic Belts in black and a tull line of colors—FALL OPEN- ING PRICE 39c—regular price 50c. THEY INDICATE SPECIAL VALUES WHEREVER SEEN. SPECIAL No. 25 $350 SKIRTS AT $2.00 Women’s Skirts of Wool Panama colors black and navy, made full pleated, bands as large as 20— FALL OPENING PRICE $2.00 regular price $3.5 SPECIAL No. 26 53¢ GOWNS AT 48¢c Women's Flannelette Gowns, colors pink and blue stripes on cream grounds, made with turn-over collar, finished with button-hole edge—FALL OPENING PRICE 48¢ —regular price 59c. SPECIAL No. 27 $1.00 WRAPPERS AT 50c Women's Percale Wrappers, colors gray, navy and black, made with deep’ flounce and trimmed with braid, sizes 34 to 44—FALL OPEN ING ' PRICE 50c—regular price $1.00. SPECIAL No. 28 25¢ WINDOW SHADES 19¢ 1,000 Opaque Window Shades, 36 inches wide and full length, ten colors to choose from, complete with _fixtures—FALL OPENING PRICE 19c—regular price - SPECIAL No. 29 $15.00 RUGS AT $12.19 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, size 9x12 feet, handsome floral and orienta designs—FALL OPENING PRICE 12.19—regular price $15.00. Women’s Wear New Fall Suits, Coats, Waists, Skirts, Etc. OUR SECOND FLOOR is devoted EXCLUSIVELY to Ready-to-Wear Apparel for Women, Misses, Children and Infants—the largest and best lighted selling space for the display of wearing apparel to be found in Connecticut. During Opening Week we make an elaborate and comprehensive show- ing of the season’s latest and mest approved fashions. WE CAN SAFELY SAY THAT THERE IS NOTHING TO EQUAL OUR FALL DISPLAY IN EASTERN CONNECTICUT. Visit our second fioor during Opening Week and our thowing of Suits, Coats, Waists, Skirts, Shoes, Corsets, Muslin Underwear, ste. Hosiery We invite examination of our showing of Fall Hosiery—Women's, Chil- dren’s and Infants’. All our foreign Hosiery we import—all sur domestic Hosiery is bought direct from manufacturers. We call particular attention to our showing of “Burson” Hosiery for Women, the only Hosiery made that is shaped without a seam— prices 19c, 25¢ and 35c. Try the “Burson” GUARANTEED Hosiery for Women—six pairs in a box, guaranteed to wear for six months—price $2.00 a box SPECIAL No. 30 $29.00 DINNER SETS $18.98 Ten French China Dinner comprising 112 pieces, with neat floral decorations—FALL OPEN- ING PRICE $18.98—regular price $29.00. Sets, SPECIAL No. 31 $1.39 TEA KETTLES 8% Knit Underwear Tea Kettles, warranted all copper and_nickelplated, size 9—FALL OPENING PRICE 89c—regular Every goood kind of Knit Underwear is included in our showing. Un- price $1.39, derwear for Women, Mi: Children and Infants—in vasts, pants and union suits—in light, n cotton, woolen and silk. edium and heavy weight SPECIAL No. 32 12/,c DRESS GINGHAMS 9%¢ 5000 yards of best quality Dress Ginghams in checks, stripes plaids, light and medium more than 100 styles OPENING PRICE 9/c a yard regular price 12%c SPECIAL No. 33 23 OUTING FLANNEL 71/ 3,000 vards of ing Flannel in iight, medium and dark col good, heavy ¢ y—FALL OPEN- NG PRICE 7)>c a yard—regular prices 10c and 1214c. SPECIAL No. 34 $2.00 BLANKETS AT $148 Size 11-4 Woolnap Plankets, with pink and blue borders—absolu perfect throughout—FALL OPE ING PRICE $148 a pair—regular price $2.00. SPECIAL No. 35 $1.75 BED SPREADS $1.39 Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads, full If you want the best Underwear value to be had we invite you to ex amine our | A splendid showing of Union Suits for Women, Mi prices range 50c to $3.00. and Children— Boys’ Clothing Parents will find that it pays to visit our Boys’' Clothing Department before buying. We show the newest styles in Boys' Hats, Caps, Trousers, Suits, Waists, Sweaters, etc. Women's and Misses’ Sweaters—we 4how a complete line ranging in price from $1.50 to $12.00. Carpet Department Ou our third floor we make a splendid comprehensive showing for the Fall of 1909—of Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, Mattings, etc. zix- and splendidly _finished hout — FALL OPENING PRIC $1.39—regular price $1.75. SPECIAL No. 36 50c TABLE LINEN 39¢ Table Damask. 60 inches wide and all linen, good, heavy quality, hand- some _designs—FALL OPENING PRICE 39 a yard—regular price 50c. REMEMBER—We sell floor coverings on the that prevails throughout our other departments. me, small-profit basis We im amination. No. 37 75: SHEETS AT 57c. Seamless Sheets, size 81x90, good heavy quality—FALL OPENING PRICE 57c, regular price Thc.