Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 31, 1915, Page 15

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Bowles his sister, Mise Violet Bowles, on High street, |k Ashaway last week. H Rev, B. P. Mathewson of M epurt, Ashaway, and Oscar of Oak street, Ashaway, umul-d the | 3 annual clambake of the R. I m &essors' assoclatien Wfldn-dflv, it | week, at Racky Poiat. B Mrs. Everett Coon, of High street, | Ashaway, s entertflnln‘ ‘her niece e T i e family of orge orthy | B has closed the hemestead in Ashaway | 8§ 2apd gone to Quenoecentaug for the fli“}n ‘: A. Whippl le, eorge Py pple, | dlad at his home en ut street, Agh 3| vank W, Mille returned.to work { Westerly Tucsday, o0 0 WOk in I.nvm Foh, The Ladies' soel 0 Hoplnton - Sevent By Hn: chureh gave a fine lawn fete on the | i house grounds In Ashaw; luudAv n!tawmn n:d evening. 'x\m electric 1j pooths, and flnd musie, drew a large and happy crowd. » The Jslmll)or £ B azh Eecond Hop- on churc ve g faneiful Es’.enm teluvul at !‘1‘ opkinten eity day evan USQUEPAUGH Funeral of fllnlfl PM.M for Clambake in P-lnm- Orghard, tHe z-en vumnan LK, ufl‘”u. un- m- Sallie D. Laresh of !'nkuw- R g llm B. E. Kenyon and grandson m with WM wela~ m:i"‘" ope V4 13“ Wmfil. u?nlnn ulnl W- Dutb. :.-av“'ifz NWmm‘ E;% mt’m.v I Wels, |§ Sale Commences This Morning, July 3ist, at ® o’clock Wahmhtamhctfor;lm‘gaaddfiiontemstm.wh&wflwommmhudlwmflquum great bargains in order to make room in our now crowded store. When this new addition is completed it will give us half as much more floor spaee again as what we already bm,butwemseewiwrebyweeanbettormamcusbmm,andthtuwhfifihstmudnysonmumfw We can honestly say that now is your time to save money in buying furniture, for m have never before marked things at such a low pflu. Read These Few Items Carefully and Then Come to Our Store and See the Hundreds of Other Bargains Ready for Your Choosing Free Auto Delivery To All Parts of the Country ~ Hoosier Cabinets This famous Step Saver—a straight cut in price of 20 per cent. $1.00 will deliver one to your home. This famous -Mattress—nons better made. Regular:$23.00-Mattress—Sell- 4 -814.90 Regular $18.00—at .. -8$13.50 Regular $15.00—at ...8 9.90 Mattress, all Felt, regular price $10.00—at All Cotton Mattress, regular Buffets BUFFETS AND A FEW SIDE- , BOARDS / bt BabyCarrm A very large selection to chooseifrom. - Carrioges that we sold for $25.00, $22.00, $18.00, $16.00—now, to closethem / all out, at— a Despite the-fact that Beds have ad- vanced about 25 per cent. we will sell our stock lower than we ever sold beds before—Brass Bed, like cut, guaranteed in any size— $11.50 THIS THREE-PIECE PARLOR SUIT in Genuine Leather— 5 $27.50 Regular Price $45.00, $18.00, $14.50, $11.50 and $8.00 Other Go-Carts as low as 950 Fiye-piece Parlor price $60.00—Now $33.00 Mission Three-piece Suit in greatly Reduced Prices. _ Suit, former Regular price sold for $25.00 —now, to close out........... $16.50 Regular price Buffet $40.00— na&m to close out .......... -$22.00 Regular price Buffet $60.00— ‘A couple of Sideboards to close out at $5.00 to $10.00 Window Shades Window Shades in different colors at 18c Turlnsh Chairs $9. 50 and $1350 We have a few in different grades of Leather but they take up too much reom here. Can you find a place for one? 0dd Chairs Odd Chairs—about 65 of them—we will sell from 50c up to $1.00 Genuine Leather Slip Seat Chairs at 01]5 to §2.75. : Refrigerators About 50 of these Hardwood Refrig- erators left and they must be sold st once——no room to move them around. Regular price $30,00—now $21.00 ] The Hub and the Standard- Ranges, guaranteed to bake and to-be as good s thers are made. TholcnrvmthhA : Sale from & Exactly like cut—good i " indoor use. We will soll st " o7 Dressers and . Chiffoners A very large assortment, in Ouak, Mahogany, Bird’s Eye Mlvk and Cir- cassian w.lnufi—ngulur prices that they were sold for, $8.50, $12.00, $15.00, $18.00 to $45.00. Now w. will sell them $6.50, $8.00, $10.00 $13.50 to $27.00 Wall Papers About - 10,000 rolls—to close out. from 3c-a Roll-up to 15¢ a Roll Some of it was sold as high as N. = PicturesfromZScup Mirrors from 20cup _HWARTZ BROTHER “The Big Store With The Little Prices 9-11 wfi'l'EB ism:ar Regular price $25.00—now , $18.00 Regular price $17.50——now v ‘12.00 Regular price $1200—now $7.00 Regular price §7.50—now “»-50 Aluminum Kettles ‘Al Aluminum—the latest thing in Perculators—this time only Perfectlon 0il Stoves cThis_well-known il Stove—nene We have about four dozen of No. 8 and 9 Copper and Copper - Bottom _ Boilers that we will sell at . $225 and $2.50 $1.45-and $1.10. ‘About-75 patterns-to choose from— we will soll at 35¢ and 45¢ a Yd. Inlaids at 750 the yard. Nn. 2 Burner.. No. 8 Burner.. No. 2—Ovens with Glass front, '2‘“)