Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 6, 1916, Page 7

Men's Serge Suits, - MEN'S WEAR Men’s and Youths® semi-fitted models, gray some are full-lined, others with Suits, in blue, and fancy mixtures, silk sleeves and and Youths' made Blue in the new two or three-button hand- and soft roll _models, tailored _throughout guaranteed fast color, ular $18.00 value at. - $14.95 See the new Knitted Sport Coats, made with beited back and patch pockets, Just the coat to i $10.00 odd trousers at.. Rain Men’s and Youth's Coats, with convertible col- lar and vertical pockets, all seams sewed, cemented and $4.95 Men’s Balbriggan TUnder- wear—Shirts are long and short sleeves—Drawers are ankle length—these are our regular b50c grade—Special price & garment............. 39¢ Men’s Spring and Summer Weight Union Suits, ecru ribbed, short sleeves and ankle length, these are reg- ular $1.00 value —Special 85¢ DPIOB B BUIL. .5 ouos) cansieds s SATURRAYn CANDY Grain Ivory, 50c ¥ P o Genuine Grain Ivory, an asort- gfim in five flavors— ment which includes Hair Brushes, 2% Brazil Nuts, dipped in cream, a delicious confection, value 80c a pound—Special price... Boys’ Clothing At 98c—Boys’ Washable Suits, sizes 2% to 8, value $1.25. At $295—Boys' Junior Norfolk Suits, mixtures and navy serge, sizes 3 to 8, value $3.95. At $2.98—Boys’ Norfolk Suits, neat ;n‘ifiuru, sizes 6 to 17, value At $4.95—Boys’ Norfolk Suits, sty- lish mixtures, sizes 6 to 16, value $6.50. Extra good values in Boys' Navy Serge Suits, sizes 7 to 18 at §4.95, $6.00, $8.00 and up to $12.00. E7 Mirrors, Comb and Brush Trays, Hair Receivers, Puff Boxes, Etc.— a choice at 50c each, regular value T5¢ to $1.00. Spring Underwear Knit Underwear—Spring and Summer welghts for women and children—Vests, Pants and Union Suits, a complete showing of about every dependable make in every ‘wanted style and grade. Fashion decrees that for a neck- Dlece, Maline Ruffs are most “Chic.” Our assortment includes all the de- sirable colorings—price range 50c and upwards. I8 follows: 13 SUITS THAT WERE $35.00 15 SUITS THAT WERE $29.50 26 SUITS THAT WERE $25.00 Beginning today you may choose at. ....... Women’s Spring Suits, including a few. model Suits that were $25.00 and all our regular $20.00 Suits— beginning today you may choose at. ... ......oouvin voinninann Exactly 15 Women’s Silk Suits, this season’s most desirable made of excellent quality Taffeta, Poplin and Satin in black, navy and Copenhagen—Suits that would sell in a regular way at $35.00 to $45.00—_beginningtodayyoumay_clmo-eak................... $22.4 $17.30 $25 styles, Women’s and Misses’ Spring Coats, many new models and some very attractive values at $5.50, $7.50, $9.98, $12.50 and $15.00. of these popular prices. Children’s Trimmed Hats, new shapes and fashionable colorings at 69c, 98¢, $1.39 and up to $5.00. Many smart models in the popular Sport Hats at 69c, 98¢, $1.39 and $1.98. See our Automobile Caps > Extremely Smart New Hats _} NEWEST SHAPES BEAUTIFUL TRIMMINGS Our showing of Women’s Dress Hats at $2.98, $3.98 and $5.00 represents entirely new effects, reproduced from the latest New York and foreign designs—an exceptional value at each The new Hand-painted Novelty Hats—all the rage just now—a splendid variety at $2.98. New Spring shapes in Pan- amas for women, misses at ! $1.39, $1.98 and up to $3.98. in all colors at 75¢ each. The Porteous & Mitchell Co. A COLLECT[ON FROM WHICH WOMEN CAN CHOOSE AND BE ASSURED OF THE UTMOST SATISFACTION Exactly 54 Women’s New Spring Suits, representing our entire stock of Suits of the finer grades will be offered at a special price today. They are in all the latest models and in most instances, ONLY ONE OF A STYLE—materials are Gabardines, Poplins and Serge. As . New Ribbons New Ribbons for hl(/. trimmings in all the new colorings and in the mest ; desirable widths — also Hairbow Ribbons, special f value At 25c a Yard ~ / epecial showing of fancy work at 250, 390 and / 50c a yard. 4 . / 2 Imported French Ratines at 29¢c a Yard These are the regular Imported French Ratines in white, light blue, pink, tan, Carrot, Copenhagen, Btc—every yard perfect—Special price 2%c af, yard, regular value $1.25 and $1.50. / / 19¢ to 33c Wash Goods at 12V,c a Yard 3,000 yards of the most desirable kinds of 'Wash Fabrics, including £36-inch to.54-inch goods in Awning Stripes, Floral Voiles, Ratine Suitings, Flow- ered Crepes, Black and White Checked Suitings and the Popalar/Poplins / in Sport Stripes—all at 12%c a yard, value 19c to 38c a yard. MAY HOME REPLENISHING SALE OF ' SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, BEDSPREADS, ETC. it is now in progress in our Domestic Department. Be sure and visit this department in Basement today and take advantage of this opportunity to replenish your stock of Home Furnishings at substantial savings. Peroxide of Hydrogen '# Hosiery—All Kinds ;, ~ Full Strength Peroxide of Hydro- gen in four sizes at these special prices: 4-ounce at Sc $-ounce at 12¢ 16-ounce at 20c 32-ounce at 39c Children’s Underwear New ideas in Children’s Muslin Underwear, Hamburg "and lace trimmed— Drawers at 15c to 50c. Skirts at 25¢ to 98c. Princess Slips, .50¢ to 98c. Ostrich Boas A dainty bit of Feather Neckwear to wear with your tailored Spring suit, makes a plain suit look dressy. ‘We show Ostrich Boas in plain white, plain black and combination of black and white at $1.50 and up- ‘wards. Oyr showing of Spring Welght Hoslery includes every wanted kind and color for women misses and children. Special showing of Wo- men’s Silk Hoslery in an assortment which includes black, white and every fashionable color—price range 25c, 39¢, 50c, 750 and upwards. Children’s Dresses New styles in Children’s Gingham Dresses a 59¢, 98c, $1.25 and up to $3.50. Many attractive styles in Middy Blouses at 98c and $1.25—Separate ‘White Skirts to match at 59¢, 89¢ and $1.25. Chic styles in Bloomer Dresses for the small girl of gingham and chambray at 59c. LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS IN PLAYGROUND CAMPAIGN Names Include Life, Sustaining and | Active Memberships. The following are the names of those whose subscriptions have been receiv-. #d in the Playgrounds Telephone Additional Contributions, Charles L. Hu $10, Mrs. Charles L. Hub- bard $2; life members, Oliver $25, Robert Johnson, 2. $5—Mra. AL J. James Bmlnlfi members, Dawley, J Porteous, B, Moore, uis P. Roath, Arthur Brewer, Charles D. 'White, Charles D.. 'Whi Mrs. Frank chell, W‘h’. John C. SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES Allen's Foot-Base, the to be shaken into the sh S e orIGh, atmariing fosk flg‘.m ot of Johnson Mrs. Mit- ver- stantly’ bunfons. & Co., | Jonathan Trumb: H. {5 Charle: L. | Sterns, 56 | & Allen, Miss John C. Averill, Mrs. R. M. J. Huntington, H. & s _D. Noyes, Miss Norten A I Thomas Shields. brey, John McJennet:, B. B. Miner, Haviland, Mrs. J.|Raymond, S. J. Reuter and Son, Dr. Al- T-|frea L. Richards, Miss Mary Richards, Miss Maie Richmond, M, B. Ring, Ring isk, G. H. Roberts, Mrs. F. A. Robinson, Mrs. M. D. Robinson, Thos. A. Robinson, Mrs, Walter Rogers, Mrs. k L Royce J. B. Stanton, N. S. Gfibert - Sons, Grover and Caron. Geo, C. ggfim ‘B Gty ‘nf)rm(::“{:d Swan, Smith's Prescription Store, Mrs. | Gildersiéeve, Mrs, Edward Fuller, Chas, R. F. Smith,sF. H. Smith, Andrew. Charles Slosberg, John H. She man, C. A. Sherman, P. Shea, D. Sh’e’A'!‘rlmfl. ‘A. E. Story, W. L, oseph P, . B. Stanton, Charles B. Chap- Dr, F. B man, Mrs, Charles B. Chapman, Church Max- Gordon- Lester Gladys M. Fiske, C. R. Batts, Dr. J. W. Cadden, C. Before an audience of good sized D. }inovitch, Mrs. Mira R. Gager, G. S.|Charles A. Gager, o Gibbs, Charles A. Hi A. 8. Comstock, e Miss B. Jr, Nathan Huntington, J. C. Overbagh, Mrs. J. C. Overbagh, , Miss Mary B. Butler, J. Shipley, Rev. Herbert J.. ‘Wyckoff, Mrs. H. L. Yerrington, John T. Young, Miss Helen B. Royce, Charles Lee, Mrs. Charles B. % M Charles Kuebler, the Misses Lyons. Y A ROSE O PLYMOUTH TOWN .| Academy Dramatic Club Members Seen in Play at Slater H proportions the Academy . | club o Hall, the Vaughn Foundry A. J. Wholey, A. Craig Taylor, Dr. . L.|others in the case. - | colonist, Bruce F. tic | Faust Walts A.)vision of Miss Eunice H. Gulliver, agberg, Emil Fox. Robert Johnson, $2. Mrs. J. D. Miss Helen B. DeLong and Miss My- ra G. Frink. As Rose de la Noye Miss Dorothny Gregson was charming and she was well supported by the The place of the story was Plymouth and the period 1622-1623. ¥ 5 The cast follows: ¥ Miles Standish, captain of Ply- mouth, Martin S. Peterson, ’16; Gar- rett Foster, of Weston’s men, R. Gale Noyes, ’17; John Margeson, a Ply- mouth colonist, James R. Cudworth, ’16; Philippe de la Noye, a Piymouth Rogers, '17; Mir- jam Chillingsley, cousin to the cap- tain, Gertrude Avery, '17; Standish, wife to the captain, Ruth A. Barber, ‘18; Resolute Story, aunt to the captain, Kittie M. Sloan, "16; Rose de la Noye, sister. to Philippe, in the charge of Miles and Barbara Standish, Dorothy €Gregson, '17. The Academy orchestra rendered the foflow!n: program - during the even- ng: 3 i Gounod Scarf dance. Chaminade Glow-Worm Lincke March Lorraine- Arabian Night Artists’ Life - piano, Olive D. Linton; ’celio, Willlam A. Ricker: flute, Benjamin H. Palmer, Jr.; clarinet, Richard 'W. Arnold. The ‘executive staff comprised G. Harold Gildersleeve, '16, business man- ager; Kathryn Hulbert, ’16, assistant manager; G. Reginald Ashbey, ’17, ad- vertising manager. X Those on the stage committee were: De Witt H. Brake, '16, manager; Em- erson Jones, °15, Doane Greene, '16, Clarke, '18, assistants;: G. Harold Gildersleeve, Harold Hull, property men; Louis H. Welden, elec- trician. 1A The officers of the Dramatic club are: De Witt H. Brake, '16, ; Ruth A.<Barber, "16, vice president:: Kittie M. Sloan, ‘18, secretary; G. Har- old Gildersleeve, ’16, treasurer. ! - ‘The uchers were Arlington 5 Raymond Gregson, Harold Slattery and Harwood Dolbeare. Joseph Fan-' ning had charge of the ticket table and Patrick Rafferty took tickets at »Ganne Mi1laénb he: Strauss | son of Mr.