Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 4, 1913, Page 7

L Come To Us For Glasses that rest and restore the eyes. It may be easy to correct that eye-strain now; later it may be a more se- rious matter. If you do not need glasses we will tell you so. If you do need them you should get them at once and stop the injury. " EDWIN HILI General Secretary. ©. N1 ica SWIMMING POOL FUND STARTED General Secretary Hill Set the Ball Rolling at Y. M. C. A. Seasor. Opening—Gala Night at Association Building| For the Boys and Men—Two New Officers Meet the Menmbers. KERSON, We grind lenses on the prcmises. Restore broken lenses or fill your prescription at short notice. We are on the ground floor in prices as well as location. THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO. OPTICIANS 144-146 Main St. Norwich, Ct. l | duced the secretaries and physical di- rector ch of whom w. ed with In tl se of his v Hill e soon the association a swimming pool, and at the entire company applaud- il Hill suggested that one | secure it would be to start a| offered to give | would match | Established 1872 Germany in 1911 exported 5,154 mo- tor vehicles valued at $10,099.000. British Columbia someon resent qu ckly pted and thereby the swim- nd was launched, and e long cthe pool au 111 = | The Ladies’ Specialty Store kind)y accompanied Qur Line of Women’s 2l a°d Winter Suits and Goats The Porteous & TODAY WILL BE THE LAST DAY OF FALL OPENING WEEK And it should be a busy day at this store. we are offering In addition to a complete showing for Fall in every department of the store A Remarkably Strong List of Special Values These offerings comprise only the newest and most staple kinds of Fall and Winter Merchandise and have been selected from every department in the store. ; % OUR FALL OPENING WILL END WHEN R E M E M B E THE STORE CLOSES TONIGHT. carefully the following list of special values. It includes the most desirable kinds of Merchandise. fail to attend today—Special offerings in every department. MILLINERY Trimmed Outing Ha Children—a splendid s and most fashionable ular prices— 69c 98¢ Children's Dress and colorings values at— $1.98 $2.98 Dress Hats, a Wome a variety of dis unmatchable ov >t this stor $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 Untrimmed Hats for Women dren, in all the latest fonable colorings, including $1.98 $2.98 Do not Read Many Remarkable Values for Today for Women, Mis Men’s Wear ! Openine Men's and Youths' Fall Suits, newest models and the leading Fall colorings our regular $15.00 Suits att.......... Fall Opening Special quu of men's wear 1 serge, in smart cutaway model—our regu~: lar $15,00 Suits at 1$12.98 quality walking model— omen’s Wear # anid Women's Tailored Suits, hapes $1.39 na season $3.98 $1.98 .. $1275 Men’s and Ypuths', Mad Suits—to be made by the —regular $18.00 value at v Fall to Measure Coats; of ‘Royal Tailors omen’s good Boucle a t r $15.00 Coats at $14.50 € r Men’s Olive Color Raincoats, guaranteed waterproof—regular $15.00 Raincoats at.. $11.95 v New Style Honey-comb Dress ; artistically draped—Fall Opening Sweaters, pure worsted gl 2 s maroon color— in regular $3.00 en’s Coat with collar to 14 yea of Melton, in navy and of contrasting eolors, Special Price Men's Negligee Shirts, new Fall colorings, made coat style with attached cuffs—$1.50 sizes 6 shapes Men's Winter Weight Ribbed Union € ru color—regular $1.00 Suits at tea Cloth and to 14 years, value up to values at 98¢ y Half Hose tn black regular 30c value at.. Men's and fa e Qu colors Women’s and Misses’ Sweaters ‘| Boys’ $8.00 Suits, $6.50 Boys’ Clothing, ers, 85¢ A Hosiery Demonstration il By i € - - . ’ During Fall Opening Week we will continue ‘the demon- Boys’ $1.25 Trous: ; . ‘f'" n !.:fm\” “f\} also a splendld line of Children’s Coats stration and sale of - Sl o ‘[;}‘i""f"f,?‘\f.{ffl‘ Sl ene i T WY < t Swahn's orche stra H invite inspection. ] . 5 s ¢ | 36:50, regula ce 38400, : : resent were urgad | 1S complete and invite your inspecti Burson Fashioned Hosiery 5 b A : B |l WE ARE OFFERING FOR SATURDAY SPECIALS During this demonstration we make this unusual offer- [ Women's and Misses' Sweaters, with g T TN 1 ing: With every purchase of Burson Hosiery amounting T ool R gore B K- A v RAME PlaBE ey FA?Z‘ NsévaDyonK K Sport Coats from . .. S, $6.98 to $10.98 to $1.00 or over e v price $3.00. B i 408 € | sk 00 Boskitoms Wik Now e si[] /S0 FFOB (1. sivanedees SO0 00 SO0 WE. WILL GIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE ONE PAIR [Boys’ $6.00 Suits, $4.95 | $600 Sweaters ot $488 s PR e R e e oG from . e o0t 86,08 1o $75/00 I DUR N . o tires—with extra paic of Trousera—SNSHIeIS WIth collersise ghal ® i (et ek S e e e Burson Hosiery is made in all styles—regular and outsizes o to 1T, at 3495, regular price | white, tan, gray and maroon, at §44 . Bl [ B b pes o e e S e —cotton, lisle and silk lisle—black, tan, black with split to Nathan Blinderman of New ake advantage of ouble Gol rading Stamps feet and balbriggan—prices 19¢, 25¢ and 35¢c. \"¢ ¥ L3 Petticoats, House Dresses = fogteok - Women's COrsets, Fianmeete Gowne, Bt kham's la old_to am has purche at No. and with his fa new home every forenoon. ST. ONGE, CARON & CO. Free Demonstration —OF THE— SWEEPER-VAG TODAY ONLY MR. RICHARDSON, demonstrator from the factory, will be pleased to answer all questions. The Sweeper-Vac is manufactured within 40 miles of your own door, thus enabling the firm to fulfill its guarantee. Description of Sweeper-Vac Model “S” The name “SWEEPER-VAC” tells what the machine is—a combination of CAR- PET SWEEPER and vacuum cleaner. The SWEEPER-VAC combination includes two machines, each complete in itself. { Although the CARPET SWEEPER and the vacuum cleaner can be used inde- pendently, they will generally be used in combination. The carpet sweeper is small enough to rest under the vacuum cleaner so that both glide along at the same time, each doing its own thorough work. The vacuum clean- er, by its suction, will remove from a cupful to a quart of solid dirt from any large rug in two minutes, after it has been beaten or otherwise cleaned. The little carpet sweeper at the same time, with its specially constructed brush will PICK up all THREADS, LINT and HAIR. This combination SWEEPER-VAC costs the price of several brooms, but forever releases you from their drudgery. Although the Carpet Sweeper is small, it is the MOST EFFICIENT that money can buy. We GUARANTEE that this re markable SWEEPER-VAC combination will do more thorough work than many electric machines selling at ten times its price. Schwartz Bros.” Club Plan ONE DCLLAR ($1.00) WILL PUT THIS SWEEPER-VAC IN YOUR OWN HOME. THEN A SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENT SCHWARTZ BROS. “The Big Store With the Little Prices” 9-11 WATER STREET of Black Spiders Women's | medium Women's Flannelette Dressing © [Sacaues. high and low neck styles, as- sortment of colors, at 50c. DRESS GOODS-SILKS Newest Fall Dress Goods at Special Fall Opening Prices and s t Women’s Outing Flannel Night| K toer coats, | Gowns, a splendid assortment, at 80a, 50c FALL DRESS GOODS AT 44c A YARD vext models and in splen- | 76c, $1.00 and $1.25. One lot of Dress Goods. including 36 -inch Novelty Scotch Mixtures and Women's Messaline Pett!icou Wemer? Outing Flannel Shert Plaids—also 86-inch Wool Serge In twelve Fall colorings—Fall Opening [cellent quality, in bla cirts, all good values, at 25¢, 50 and. Price 44c a yard, reguiar price 50c. 8 75e. Women's Princess Slips, newest Fall’ styles, with dainty trimmings of Lacey and Hamburg, at $1.00 and $1.50. 89c and $1.00 Goods, 69¢ 42-inch All Wool Henriettas, Popling and Shepherd Checks—54-inch Gray |cords and All Wool S Women's Muslin Combinations, and Black Mixed Suitings and 54-inch [Alice, navy, brown and w Dresses, new [1arge assortment of Fall styles, Lac g T i i "o | Broadcloth in peacock bl dark’ effec |and Hamburg trimmed, at $1.00 and Navy Mohairs—Fall Opening Price 69¢| _}a)| Opening Price 95c a yard, reg- $1.50. a yard, regular prices 89c and $1.00. lular price $1 Black and Novelty Silks, Velvets and Velveteens at Special Fall Opening Prices Toilet Goods, Jewelry, Etc. and Bags, H At 89 Hand Bags, size| At 9c—One loty of Jewelry, consisting 39c¢ Silks at 29¢ $1.00 Costume Velvet, 89c I-in kel frame, leather iy, Cuft Tinks, Scart Bins Hie, New weave, “Matelasse Brocade,” 27| 24-inch Costume Velvet, in 'black, : Bido BN Ses dmue at 9o . 3 for 25c, value 2bc} inc wide (washabl S new bty 6 Havan brown, i 2ot b "“’1‘ . L y STer Drice aoa * "*%" | Opening Price 89¢ a yard, regular price ! 1, linen lined, br —Special price 6c a package. $1.00, s . » 89c Messaline at 69c Kitchenware Dep't. line, in twenty Fall colorings, ing black—*also 331"&1‘; wide Messali bl only, a i suitable for Wa , Dresses and for |desirable for Dresses a At 21c z l’,’unml V@neer,vt—nur:(‘l ‘bottle. Fall Opening Price 69c a|Opening Price 44c a yard, rez ory Finish at 21c a bottle, value 25c. ular price $9¢ s0c. t At 33c—Size 6 Brooms, good quality Br and fo ewed, at 33c, value 45c. ete set| At g9c ¥Food Choppers, with Fall Opening Special Values five $1.25 nives, at 89c, value WASH GOODS Polished 3x4 inches, alvanized Coal Hods, in three sizes At 6%c—Good Quality Outing Flannel,| At 12),c—Handsome Plaid 15¢, value 25c. | —Special values at 26c, 30c and 3bc. 10 to 20-yard lengths, light and 3: ‘:;-‘:*') ,L’f,‘l‘,’,l o medium colors, value Sc. ) L(, A b d . d A t G OdS At 73%c—Two cases of 10 to 20- Complete assortment of newest fall dCCb, in‘l rol erles an r 0 leng in .(m‘ung Flannels, | patterns in Flannelette for Kimonos 3% pleces hon Lace| ° At One lot of Women's Neck- Stripes and Checks, value 10¢. | ang Dressing Sacques at 12/¢ and 15¢ | val 121 ¢ v | 5e¢ | wear—Stocks. Bows, Jabots, At 83%c—-The well-known “Re; 7 a yard. 8 h ri, | at Etc—Special price 5¢ each. Zephy hams, 10 to B 1 nd 10c e SR E 1 t 140—Printed Madras, 32 At Women's Embroidered Linen el plothes e wide, 1o 8¢ i : . tnsert-| 12V | Collars, in all sises ~and g 3 grounds, in e At B¢, & widths, at half price—12%¢ Special showing of 36-inch Dress and Shirt 4 Tue 10 | each Cambrics and Percales, newest fall At 15c— s Plauen Lace Collar and Cuft colorings and designs, at 10¢ and 122c Sh fany S A a yard. ¥ ted French Marabout At 12V5c—Virginia Cloth, 27 At 19c—Scotch Ginghams, 32 inches s, cape effect, black and wide for Wrappers and a splendid ortme x»-{ four strands with s, Checks and Plaids ira tassels—Special price $2.39, One lot of Battenberg Scarfs and Table Covers—all hand work, at 98¢ each. value $1.50. lot of Button-hole Edge e 36 inches, round 29¢, vaiue B0c. ped Pillow Tubing, size assorted patterns, at a pair, value 76c. Dresses, neat figures, and Persian designs. Men’s and Women’s HandkerChiefs At Special Prices 5,000 Women's Fine Quality White Lawn Handkerchiefs, neat bordered designs, would make a good school handkerchief for children—Special price 3Yz0 each, 3 for 100 or 35¢ a dozen. One Hem- At 11c—Women's Linen Handke: with embroidered corne riety of handsome designs, value 15c. At 2%c—Women's Plain White stitched Handkerchiefs at each, 2 for bc. At 1ic—Women's Fine Quality Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, in 3 h hem—Special price 1lc . » value 16c. Fall Opening RIBBONS specafvins, 600 yards of Fancy Ribbons in a great variety of attractive Opening Price 19¢ a yard, valug 25c. 32c Ribbons at 25¢ 50c Ribbons at 39¢ 500 yards of Wide Fancy Ribbons,| 300 vards of Fxtra Wide T attractive desipns and handsome color |bons, ‘designs and colorings combinations—Special price 25¢ a yard, | for Hair Ribbons, Girdles, value 39c. ial price 39c a yard, value Fall Opening Domestic Department speciat vaies For Fall we show a large and co mprehensive line of Table Linens, Nap- kins, Tray Cloths, Tea Cloths, Doylies, Etc—all our own impert Also a splendid line of Bed Blank ets in cotton and weolen, including the well-known “Beacon” Blankets. At 15¢—Men’s Pure Linen Hemstitc Handkerchiefs, in 3 and hems for § h 6 pecial price 15c value 19¢ each, THESE ARE SPECIAL VALUES FOR FALL OPENING WEEK At 5c—One Sheeting Brown | At $1.66—One case of Woolnap Blank- value $2.00. At $3.45—One case of Wool Blankets, value $4.50. At $4.75—One case of Wool Blankets, value $6.00. At 39c—64-inch Table Damask, satin finish, five designs, value 50c. At 95c—T72-inch Extra Heavy All Linen Table Damask, value §1.36. designs—Fall Brown 30 inches. cets, size §1x99 inthes, value ncy Rib- 2 s At 65c- Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads.