Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 8

We Grow In Proportion To Our Endeavors jtgelf, and sooner or later it is bound to #ind its proper outlet. “Pis 'so with Business. The growth 6t fhis store is not confined to the development of a few departments. but of all. There is thought amd energy Hebiad each attempt at ex- pansion, thus making the broaden- ing-out wide, far-reaching and con- stant. Each department is a specialized §tore i itself, whereln the newest and. most worthy things are shown while they are yet new. Therefore all of your needs can be safely and quickly filled here—not one or a few, but every one of them. And becauss Our, resources are broad you can b sure bf the lowest prices, for in buying large we biy at the lowest possible notch. And as we buy we sell—at the lowest possible notch. Y Art Department Stamped Pillow Cases, regular valus $125—Special pri Three piece Boudou Sets, Scarfs - and _Centers—regular wvaltie 59 and 75c—Special prics 350 Neckwear—Laces Women's Collar and_Cuff Sets, regular value 50c—Speci EY T Lace, 3 inches wi 00 a yard—Special prics 6o Torckon Lace, with beading, 1% inches wide, value 10c — Special pricy, S ambu = Ky ym-d—-su.c i m.h Grade Fanoy Ribhens, l inches wide — Ribbens purpose — for haie M-. faney work, ets~Special rig.‘ a yard, actual vaixe 50c Bead Necklachs, i, $1.00 value at 69c— 18 inches — cho | either indestructible or seent—actual value $6.50—at $396 Leather Goods Womer's ‘Hand Bage, nowest fal styles, Y r, Vi Bisters in Jour special groush) At $1.29—value $1.50 to $1.75 At §$1.98—value 3250 to $3.00 At $298—value up to $5.00 At “—vllul up to $6.00 on leather, with fock, oloth lining—Special price 98 g Rt R T sizes or @il "ervtonne lining, valu-”“ genvine cowhide, 208 16 or 18- inch, leather lining, value $9.00 —Special price . -+ $6.98 Main Floor Specials ‘-.M‘mmF,uu-n.p and De- nap a_d 7 B Kloinert's Sanitary Beltar, 5o Imported Scissors _and = 500 Moaind Waiet Linings. g Tindeco Metal Boxes, some new patterns, in various sizes — PrICOS v coe vienn e o . oy BC to 600 “ KI'I'CHFNWARE ........ 4 for 230 ‘N-*h- eo-n. 49¢ i A3 ver, value $1.15 ry Set — waar, toa i §E i itk Roaster, ue $6.00, at. - $440 Mehogany finished Olosics inghes high, 2-inch »5‘.“. dia 7 30-hour movement, value $1, 75. [ I TP S L I l h Special price a suit 50 dozen Men’s Dress Shirts, of P 14 to 17V, regular value $2.00—Sp Mer's Flannel Shirts, in gray and khak $200 — Special price Flannel Night Shirts, in a full line of s o3, 14 to 20, regular lt will Begm Saturdayy October Tth, and Continue for Seven Weelg—Days, 'l’hrough Saturday, October 14th - - Bigger and Better Than Any Previous Fall Opemng Sale THIS FALL OPENING SALE WILL! EXCEL ALL FREV!OUS SALES'IN BIG SAVINGS, WITH EACH DEPARTMENT PRFSWT!NG " WORTH- WHILE ECOm IN LIBERAL QUANTITIES OF NEW FALL MERCHAND[SE. "‘ " Everyone is: Invited to Share in Tlus Event 3 .EVERY FAMILY lN EASTERN CONNECTICUT, AND EVERY MEMBER OF EVERY FAMILY, CAN BENEFIT BY TAK[NG ADVAN- TAGE OF THIS FALL OPENING SALE WITH ITS WEALTH OF SAVINGS THAT PRESENT SAFE ECONOMIES. T SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS ON HUNDREDS OF: APPAREL, HOUSFHOLD AND PERSONAL ARTICLES, WITH ALL DEPARTA MENTS CO-OPERATING. i new Fall Stylesin ™ . Kuppenheimer “Good Clothes We want to impress upon you the fact that ‘“Kuppenheimer Good Clothes” this Fall are the greatest values, at each price, you have sech this year. They, fit perfectly; hold their shape ana wear long. Prices are $35., $40., $45. Bl il Fall Dpening Vilues 's Heavy Black Cotton Work Socks, all sizes—Special $1.50 — Special price . 1000 yards of Colored Outing Flannel —also White —regular Ginghams, cunt and weight, all. staplo checks—Special price 12/z0 Boys’ Knkkerbocker Trousers, dark mixtyres, sizes 9 to 18, regufar e §250 — Special price ...l Joooew ../ $1.98 Boys’ Navy Serge Middy Suits, sizes 3 to 9, regular wp' $6.00 — Special price..... /.. 08 Boys’ Junior Norfolk Syits, dark mixtures, sizes 5 w 8 regutar value m - ial price .. Boys’ fine qu.my oy Suits, with two péirs of trousers, sizes 8 to 16, regu- lar value $12.00—pecial price $9.00 Boys’ Norfolk Suits, “Penrod” make, dark nixtures, sizes 9 to 18, regular value $16.50— Special FPICO” .....uu..is... $14.50 Boys’ ‘Raynster” best qual- ity Rubber Coats, sizes 4 to" 16, regular value sc.w—sp.. cial price Boys’ Winter Ovlmah. sizes $6.50 . $650 3 to 8, in navy, brown, gray and tan, regular Vllu' $7.00— Speci i Boys' and Girls’ heavy weight | _ Slip-on Sweaters, regular value $8.00—Special price. ... $6.95 $5.50 Waomen's stylish Plaid Back Coating, regular. value $5.50— Spegial price a yard. ., ., $450 Infants’ Cashmere Hosiery, silk heels and toes, white only, ular value 50c—Special p Boys' Heavy Wolght Black bed Hosiery, “Chieftain” make sizes 6 to 11, our regular 3% e L 300 pairs of Women's Pure Silk Hosiery, with SILK CLOX, in black only, regular-$1.39 valus —Special price . n Suits, ecru color, long sleeves, all sizes— ed and Corded Madras, sizes ecial price izes 14 to 17, regular value Fall Opening Specials In Wash Goods choice :elechon of new Fall styles — Special price. 3-inch “Fruit of the Loom” irting, newest styles, regu- lar value 39— Special prics. Boys’ Clotlling all Opening Special Values Women’s Sweaters rwular valuo Women;d lfioat Sweaters, navy ani ack, regular valuo $8.00 sm.a:' price...... black, navy, brown ‘and tan, regular value $11 Read Every ltem in This Advertisement—Comé,*Save! ar Men’s Store Evuydhil Men's Wea.r—Outfitters to amNG, HATS, SHIRTS, UNDER! HOSIERY ETC. " Men’s Clothing HIGH IN QUALITY — LOW IN PRICE We extend a general invi- tatign to the Men of Eastern Connecticut to 'visit our “Men’s Store” during Fall Opening Week. It is a de- partment in which we all take a great deal of pride because it accomplishes a valuable service in our com- munity. We believe that you will enjoy seeing the Hosiery Specials 720 pairs of Women’s Sport Hos- iery, heather mixtures, with SILK CLOX, all the new heather mixtures, perfect in every way— Special price 59¢ a pair, regular price 78¢c. 600 pairs of Women's Full tash- ioned or “three-seam’ k H iery, in black only—Special price 5 "a pair, our reguiar $1.95 grade. Women’s Ingrain Full-fash- ioned Black Silk Hosiery, good, heavy weight, our regular $2.35 e{udu—&nflal price a pair.. $1.95 um'nt SILK AND WwoOOL iery, in all the new hnthu' mixtures, our regular $1.75 grade—Special price. Waomen’s Silk and Wool Sport Hosiery, with HAND CLOX, all the new heather mixtures—Spe- cial price $1.9 a pair, our regular §225 grade. Knit Underwear Infants' Ribbed Vests, long sleeves, regular value 250 — Special price ............ Infants’ Ribbed Vests, long sleevea, regular value 50c — Special price ... Children’s “Peari” Waist Union Suits, for boys and girls, regu- lar value $1.00—Special price Women’s Glove Silk . Under- vests, flesh color, value $2.00— Special price 1. Womer's Medi ion Suits, low neck styles, knee and ankle length, regular and extra sizes, valus 3 d $1.65 - UNDERWEAR AT 69¢ Women's Medium Weight Vests and Pants—Vests are low neck and Dutch neck—knee and ankls Pa ecial price 69c, regul valu $1.00. doam WOMEN’S WEAR Women’s 59¢ Bloomers At 49c Women's Luting Flannel Bloomers, colored stripes—Special price 49c, regular value 59c. Women’s $1.50 Bloomers At $1.39 Women’s Black Satteen Bioomers, excellent quality, particularly de- signed for gyrhnasium use—Special price $1.39, regular value $1.50. Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns 79¢ Women’s Outing ‘Flannel Gowns, pink and blue stripes, collarless. prettily trimmed—at 79¢, regular value $1.00. Women’s $2.00 Gowns At $1.49 Women's Outing Flannel Gowne, in extra large sizes, of excellent qual- ity flannel, in colored stripes, col- larless or ' turn-over collar — at $1.49, regular value $2.00. Women’s 89c Petticoats At 75¢ Women's Outing Flannel Petticoats, in colored stripes Special price 42c—a better quality in stripes and plain white at 75c, regular price &9c. Women’s $1.25 Petticoats At 89c Women's Fetticoats, of gooa quai- ity satteen, with plaited flounce and close fit tops, also in black, —at 8%, regular price $1.25, two-tone effects, vy, gray and brown Hair Goods 10c Hair Nets, single or double mesh, cap or fringe shape — price a dozen.. 15¢ Twonet Double Mesh Hmr Nets, cap shape.. First quality .Hair vanteheu, natural lhadei, not dyed, in gray and white, at $698 —in .. 3 for 29¢ black or brown, at.......... $4.98 Toilet Paper 5 rolls Crepe Paper..... 8 for 25c 10c rolls Japanese Crepe.. 4 for 25¢ 17¢ Japanese Ti 9ackagu Lol Women'’s Dresses in some of the newest models of the season — materials are.Silk, Canton Crepe and Poiret Twill—many of the Poiret Twill Dresses are in navy with a_touch of color—sizes 16 to 40—Fall Opening Price. regular value $25.00 and $57.50 Women's Coats of heavy Plaid Back Material, both domestic and imported cloth, a' full range of sizes—Fall Opening Price regular value $27.50 to $20.75 Women's Navy Tricotine Suits, made with convertible and notch collars, all silk lined, sizes 18 to 42—Fall Opening Price Children’s $2.50 Dresses ; Apparel FALL OPENING SPEC!AL VALUES Women's $27.50 Silk Dresses at $19.75 $19.75 Women s $29.75 Coats At$1975 $19.75 Women’s $35.00 Tricotine Suits $22.50 $22.50 actual value $35.00 At $1.89 Children’s Gingham Dresses, ex- cellent models for school wear— Fall opening price $1.89, regulay value $2.50. Special price a yard 50 dozen Kitchen and Lavatory Towels—Special pric value 19c — Special price value 3% — Special price 10 dozen Extra Large Size Jacquard Turl blue borders, value $1.00—Special price. 84-inch Satin Table Damask, pink and blue colored bor $1.00 a yard—Special Price r....e....is 68-inch Half Bleached Table Damask, all pure LINEN, heavy weight, value $2.25—Special price. 72-ifich Heavy Weight Bleached Table Damask, pure i 95 LINEN, three patterns, value $4.00—Special price price a dozen st LINEN, value $1250—Special price a dozen. price a half dozen . value $10.00 a set—Special price. One bale of 36-inch Brown Sheeting—Special price a yard.. )c — Special price a yard 25 dozen Pillow Cases, regular size 10 dozen size 81x90 “Cohaset” Sheet: subject to oil spots only—Special price. . .- ings — Special price a pair 48 Cotton Filled Comfortable: - Millinery INTRODUCING . THE NEW AUTUMN MILLINERY AT SPECIAL PRICES at $5.95 from at: thlS price.. dren for Fall, Opening Week, ranging from $1.79 upwards. i chiefs, value 12/2c each, at 4 for'25¢, or each...... Womenis White Hemstitched _ Handkerchiefs, value 10c each, \ 12106 “umieres 500 Women’s White Hemstitohed . M'en’s White Homlflblud B rchiefs, vall ARE MOST .Hnrlkmhlch, value 1’/39 Women s and Cluldren s S 2lineh Poplin: nd: Orep: DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT EXTRAORDINARY FALL OPENING VALUES 500 yards of Bleached and Brown Absorbent Toweling, value 19¢c— 25 dozen Dish Towels, all hemmed and npud, rendy for ule, 25 dozen Bleached Turkish Towels, ‘good size lnd finq qull!ty. 20 dozen Jacqaard Turkish Towels, a fine grade of Terry Cloth, blue and pink, striped effects—Special price..............cccevuen 19-inch Napkins, strictly all LINEN, assorted dwflnu—&:wml Size 22 x 24 Dinner Napkins (nots the size), heavy wight, pure 25 dozen Real Maderia Napkins, neatly embroidered—very .g.ml T S 25 Real Maderia Luncheon Seks—fl plaen—nnlly boxod—regular Sheetmg—-Sheets—Blankeu—Cumfortables g -inch _Ideal “Ladies’” Cloth, just right for underwear, v.]u-o Value 49c—Special price. ... second quality of “Pequots”, $139 One bale of Double Bed Size Sheet Blankets—Special price Size 72x80 Cotton Blankets, flescy and ‘Warm—Special price a pair $2.45 25 pairs ALL WOOL Plaid Blankets, l.rfl. nxe, assorted cfllar- During Fall Opening Week ‘we_offer a choice of our entire stock of Women’s fine Hats that sell regularly - At $4.75 Hundreds of Hats to select Many other gQOd valpes in Hats for:Wemen‘and Chil- chn leu, ngw Fall -tyu, in brown, tan and ]rly, regu- far value §2.00 — Special Pey 5 's Kh‘lkl Work -Handker- ieee To I Handkerchiefs, value 1.'1'/:47“‘w 10c each, Hemstitched eieeeens 12 for $1.00 NOTE — The foregoing are 'sold only by the dozen. v Silk Specials Excoptional values in high grade Sl’l‘:?for Fall Opening Week. 0-inch . Crepe-de-Chine for for sblouse or dress, all shades, light and dark, value Special price -. e $169 Yard-wide Tricolettes, drop- stitch and plain, for blouse or scarf, light and dark shades, value $2.00—Special price.... $1.49 Y-rd vfido Satin Etoile, all shades, for ~dress or n\ua ssm—-sm‘.l price.... $249 40-inch Canton Crepe in black, tan, gray, brown, jade, henna and navy, vllul Wpu al Price ..es. 249 40-inch_Satin Crepe in black, ray, Gopenhagen, navy and rown; value $3.50—-8mla| PriOB «.covnessanaiovese 4. 0-inch Chiffon Velvet, in black, for dress or suit, value $5.00—Special Price +.sssesss " Dress Goods W-inch Wash Ratine, plain d stripe igl an la) A den e '$1%5 and. $150 ZSpocial PrICe eeeoumiseees 7% 44-inch Storm Serge, for dress or skirt, in black, navy or brown, value $1 1 price - 54-inch _Storm and French Serges, for one-piece dress, in black, ‘mavy and brown, value ecial price. $1 $1.00 black, gray, Copenhagen, brown, rose, navy and_henna, value $2.00—Special price.... $1.69 54-inch “Skirting Checks, _in two-tone colorings—materials are serge and eponge, value $2.25—Special Price .......... $1.79 54jinch Tricotine, for dress or suit, in . black, navy, tan, Copenhagen, gray and brown, valus $4.00—Special price.... $349 Drapery Materials inch . Curtain Scrim, in cream and ecru, with ork borders, value 17c o Yard—Speoial price- 36-inch Marquisette, cream and ecry, with- neat open- borders, vale 29c a yard —Special price ... . 12%e number of pretty designs, value 49— Special price Cretonnes, 1000 yards of Cretonnes, the season’s newest patterns and colorings, a_splendid assortment a yard 33c, regu- —Sp P lar value 49c. Scrim and Marquisetts Cur- tains, with lace edging and in- serting, 21-4 yards long, value $1.75—Special price a pair.... $1.39 Fine quality Marquisetts Cur- tains; with lace_sdging and inserting, value price a pai Extra fine quality Quaker Craft Lace Curtains, 2/ long, all new 375—Gpecial price & b Floor Coverings Neponset, in patterns suitable for every room in the house— | price 58 a square yard. Wild’s Linoleum, all new pat- terns, in a_wide range, value $1.00—Special price a square L o T 85¢c 27_inch Tapestry and Velvet Stair Carpet, n\'«am. $125— Special price a yard.......... $1.05 Best quality Velvet Stair Carpet, value $250—Special Price @ yard..........ceveeeee $2.19 Size 27 x 54 ihch Axminster Rugs, value $450 — Special price ... Size 36 x 63 inch Axminster Rugs, value. §7.50.— Special B b e e e s o nae . Size 9 x 12 feet Tapestry Bris- all_new " patterns, ot $5700—Special price. . $19.75 Size 9 x 12 high grade Ax- minster Rugs, value $45.00— Special price 750 §e 2 | to get pickled."—1 nal. a “My wife is busy now with her pleke lln‘ l’upplhl. I must invite you out *Thanks, ol d man. 1 shall be piesest KALEIDOSCOPE No punctuation marks were used Iz ordinary printing until 1520. Russia sends more pllgrims to Jerusa- lem than any other country. Ambassadors represent Great Britalr in twenty-seven foreign “miracle” plays,” in which the principal actors were Pontius Pllate and and Judas Iscariot. Stamps have been taking the place of small coins in Belgium. Some enterpris- ing storekeepers inclose them between two pleces of cellulold and place thelr advertisements on them. Some. unusual dishes which were fav- orites with the English In early days were oysters stewed in wine. pigeons stuffed with gooseberries, granes bolled in butter, mutton stuffel with oysters and honey poured over meat. ¥ May Burdick, of Wichita Falls, Texas, is one of the few American women recip- fents of the French Croix de Guerre, Miss Burdick earned this distinction of issuing i doughnuts to American soldlers in Franos under heavy. bombardment. A large number of animals. including elephants and stags. wash {“emelves and bathe. Some animals =t rid of their parasites by using dust. mud. ‘clay, ete. Those suffering from fever keep aulet, seek darkness and airy places, drink water and sometimes plunge into.st. Michael Horgan, linotype operator of Waterbury, Conn., made a perfect bowl at a bowling aliey and then discoversd. a @Qlamond ring clinging to his middle’ finger. It had slipped from the finger of another plaver and had remained in the hole of the ball. . Mike is Jooking for the owner. A plant grows in-Japan which sup- plies a sort of vegetable leather. It is a pretty shrub, called the “mitsumata.” and its inner bark, after going through certain processes, is converted into & substance as tough as French kid, so translucent that one can: almost see | through it, and as pliable and soft as Mskin. cal A considerable share of labor on Serb- fan farms is performed by Serbian wom- en, who also weave the homely material for their clothes. The women are valued highly for their services, so much so that parents not infrequently are unwilling to see their daughters marry. Hence, in Serbia wives are often older than their husbands. Mortlake House Brooklyn, Conn. Spend your week ends at this quaint and historic hostelry in the shadow of General Israel Putnam’s monument. 7 Excellent table. Dairy and own farm. OPEN MAY TO NOVEMBER TELEPHONE DANIELSON 4304