Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 21, 1917, Page 10

ERA AN DOLLAR DAY Dollar Day Specisls mean a great big saving at this time at such that you will get at Schwartz Bros., the Big Store with the Little Prices. HYGIENIC CARPET SWEEPERS, worth $2. 98— Dollar Day $1.00 ODD CHAIRS, used as samples, worth $1.50 to 3$3.50—Doliar Day $1.00 PICTURES in Oil Paintings, Fruits and Etchings, worth $1.50 to 84.00—Dollar Day $1.00 ODD LACE CURTAINS, 1, 2 and 3 lots, worth from S 2 0(\ to $5.00 a paxr———Dolla.r Day $1.00 ~ U.S. FLAGS, 4x6, fast color, worth $2.00—Dollar Day $1.00 COSTUMERS in brass and wood, worth from $1.25 to $2.50—Dollar Day $1.00 TAPESTRY and CREX RUGS, 27x54, suitable for Bed Room, Sitting Room or Chamber, worth $1.50— Dollar Day $1.00 Come Early Dollar Day—Doors open 9 a. m. SCHWARTZ BROS. Washington Square THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES Dollar Day FOR THE LADIES ENVELOPE CHEMISE WHITE SKIRTS NIGHT ROBES BUNGALOW APRONS 2 for $1 00 WHITE APRONS 3 for $1.00 FOR THE GIRLS 2 Year to 14 Year DRESSES, white and colored ROMPERS, 2pars for_ ... .. FOR THE BOYS 2 Year to 6 Year SUITS for THESE ARE DOLLAR DAY PRICES ONLY Actual Values $1.50 to $1.98 The Lyons Co. WAUREGAN BLOCK, NORWICH, CONN. Cynical. Metssonter, once at the opealng of his pictures, had mone of women. A friendly critic was curious to know the reason. Melssonler replted: “They can paint themselves better than I can paint them.” Feminine Logla. *But, my dear, I haven't sald word.” “Nevertheless, I know what you're thinking: but you're entirely mistaken, and if you had any finer feellng vou'd beg my pardon."— Browning's. No Matter What the Crime. Nobody seems to have any trouble i getting a few good-character witnesses. —Kansas City Journal. Bible Wigely Distributea. Within a"hundred years more than = hundred milfon copies of the Bible have been distributed. REAL BABGAINS S1.35 HANDLEBVAXES . . oo..o-cooceail oo $1.00 UNHANDLED AXES, Kelly. . . . 2o, e ion BUECK SAW, wairanted ... coeclico sty One DUSKIL POLISHING MOP and two 4 pint cans of POLISH. ..o ouicincvnss Five cans of SWEEPING COMPOUND....... $1.00 THE HOUSEHOLD Bulletin Building, 74 Franklin Strect ® Day Special Bargains'® BIGGER AND BETTER BARGAINS THAN EVER MERCHANTS TAKE DELIGHT IN SMASHING PRICES ON DOLLAR DAY. DOLLAR DAY, another one of those rare opportunities to secure big val- .ues for little money, is nearly here. At 9 o'clock on WEDNESDAY MORN- ING, AUGUST 22ND,, the retail mer- chants of Norwich and the majority of them have jolned the movement, will open their stores for. the DOL- LAR DAY trade. On DOLLAR DAY the merchants of Norwich scem to take a delight in slashing prices down to almost nothing as anyone who has made purchases on any of the sev- eral previous days of this kird will vouch for. Bigger and beter bar- gains than have ever been secured for a dollar Dill will be the order throughout the day. In these times of top notch prices for the very necessi- ties of life. every man, woman and child within reach of the stores in this city should make it a point to tour the bargain counters on DOLLAR | DAY and take advantage of _this chance so genercusl$ offered by Nor- | wich dealers. No doubt ti is unnecessary to em- phasize the importance of early shop- ping for it is well known, especially to the woman purchaser, fhat the best ns are the ones that go flrst. kS ise value seeker is the one who is at the store when the doors open. It pays to be on hand early for then you're at the counter first and the person behind you has to walt until you have made your selection, 2nd ten to one the person in the line just back of you has a dollar bill all ready for that identical purchase. But you were first, Norwich merchants have ever made it 2 point to stand back of their goods, Every shopper has the satisfaction of knowinw that his purchase is! just what it is represented o be and that the guarantee of the merchant goes along with the goods. Norwich stores are noted far and wide for the high quality of the goods which stock their shelves and coun- ters and the variety is almost endless, Merchandise of évery description can the local stores will reveal on DOL- LAR DAY bargains seldom found even in_the largest stores of the country. Norwich Dollar Day is an oid ac- qualntance of nearly every resi- dent of eastern Connecticut—a very pleasant acquaintance, too. That is because it is so PRACTICAL. Eyery customer understands the purpose of explanations, no involved excuses for being held. It is a slraxg“tfor\\ard legitimate merchandising movement increased sales and the latter by e great savings made on various is the agreement ribers to the DOL- nt, not to open £o o'clock on that earlier hour, some ou ers, who were unable ti nd at the opening time, felt perhaps some oi the best DOLI DAY values hafl been tak their arriva the stores mu ralue of the 1 Moreover, ma R DAY special offerings a in quantity and it would be unfair to permit patrons alues, and sibly at then have customers great incor e down town at the ope: the special purpose of ome of these goods told been all sold. ected that the public will ustice of the stand taken by the merchants and will not them or take up time, a valuable asset on a busy as DOLLAR DAY will be, elephoning orders which the mer- chants will be oblized to firmly, but politely, decline to receive. _ such IT IS WELL TO BE PLEASED WITH YOURSELF JUST FOR BEST Flr\l\ chamb: makes a cool middy s one as well, when andsomely smocked | satin tie controls the white | }hque collar. be had for the asking and a tour of |Q DOLLAR DAY. It requires no lenzthy || DOLLAR DAY Store Opens at 9 o’clock A. These DOLLAR DAY SALES which we hold semi-annually need no introduction. You know the values which we have given on previous DOLLAR DAYS—They are just as big this year. The values offered here WI|| magnify the buying power of your dollar from two to five times its normal size. In addition to regular dollar bargains this year we have a number of great values {lhrouqhout our store not advertised, but on sale and marked out for your convenience. ? White LINGERIE WAISTS ONE DOLLAR WASH DRESSES Stripes and Solid Colors ONE DOLLAR White WASH SKIRTS ONE DOLLAR COATS Women'’s and Misses ONE POLLAR 59¢ SILK HOSE Black Two Pairs for ONE DOLLAR MUSLIN DRAWERS Embroidery Trimmed Four Pairs for ONE DOLLAR MUSLIN GOWNS CHEMISE SILK CAMISOLE ONE DOLLAR MIDDIES Wash Silk ONE DOLLAR - . PARASOLS Choice of any in store ONE DOLLAR DRESSES White Lawn and Voile "ONE DOLLAR FALL FELT HATS Ready to. Wear ONE DOLLAR SILK WAISTS ~ ONE DOLLAR MUSLIN DRAWERS Extra Size Fine Embroidery Tirmmed Two Pairs for ONE DOLLAR Aftermoon Sale From 2:30 until closing time we shall offer some special values to take the place of gonds sold out. At prices we have marked our merchandise above advertised, some lots wfll not last long, so be on hand for both MORNING and AFTERNOON SALES. B. GCGOTTHELF & CO. 4—.. Stret, Norch, Conn. CHILDREN’S COATS "ONE DOLLAR MUSLIN SKIRTS Long Embrodiery Tirmmed Two for ONE DOLLAR NEW MUSLIN SKIRTS Extra Sizes Fine Embroidery Flounces ONE DOLLAR DOLLAR DAY SALE AUCUST 22nd - Hundreds of the best bargains are not adve. tised at all because quantities are too limited. & c¢h merchandise will be displayed in our store. HERE'S THE BIGGEST 0 VALUZS EVER OFFERED $7 $1 e e DT 2 Men’s 75c¢ Union Suits, soft ribbed, white cotton, $ ’ knee or ankle length_ _ $1.50 Men’s White Tennis Shoes Men’s Working Trousers, less than present wholesale $’ ’ Men’s and Youths’ 2 Pair Boys 75¢ Knee $1.75 Khaki Trousers $1.50 Suit Cases 4 Boys’ 35¢ Blouses All ages, Special - __ - 4 Pairs Ladies’ Sitk Hose, Black and Palm Beach 2 Men’s Work Shirts All sizes $7 $7 Women’s White Pumps $I‘59 Umbrellas and Oxfords, all sizes SMASHING PRICES ON WOMEN’S, MEN'S AND BOYS’ SHOES. Remarkable reductions have been made on Men’s, Young Men’s and Boys’ Suits. | Disregarding the highefit orice ever known, we reduce prioes on our entire stock. | Brooliyn Outfitters The Store That Satisfies 9266-270 Main Street, Norwich