Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 21, 1917, Page 15

One lot CHILDREN. CHILDREN'S'KID and CALF LACE and BUTTON SH . lt%t 1C1 2200 FEL TS DR T e For Dollar Day $1.48 In our Marked Down Sale of Summer Ties, Pumps and Oxfords you are assured of a saving of from 3% $2.00 per pair. A lot of MEN’S TAN and BLACK OXFORDS,; sizes 5, 5% and 6, $5.00 and $6.00Values «. . dne oo i it Qur entire line of Men’s Oxfords marked down ~9 that you will find a saving of SPECIAL FOR DOLLAR DAY ONLY—A special cash discount of 10% from reg- ular pricés will be allowed in all departments of our large store. COME TO OUR BIG STORE FOR DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS . The James F. Cosgrove Co. Telephone 544 206 MAIN STREET 'Tfié*‘Jime‘s‘ F. Cosgrove Co. OFFER : Dollar Day Shoe Bargains One lot $4.00, $3.00 ‘and $2.50 PUMPS, TIES and OXFORDS, sizes 274 to 4— To close them out $1.00 ...... Qb 3decccccasccsiecosiosccnccsencan WHITE CANVAS BUTTON SHOES, sizes 4 to 8— : 2 Sl For Dollar Day Only, per pair $1.00 el HILDREN’S KID BUTTON and LACE SHOES, sizes 5 to 8, $i.50 s 0((53 g For Dollar Day Only $1.00 OES, sizes 8% 0 For Dollar Day $2.98 FERTILIZER PROBLEMS. Wartime Responsibility In Connection | with the bureau of m With Food Production. Tt The following statement was lssued at he close of the 24th annual conven- | &\ tion of the National Fertilizer associa- | such a shortage as wi tlon (held at White Sulphur Springs; | our national welfare. elected president of the association for || volving great ch: considerable inv end do recognize th in e 3 of our work personal gain and i vidual convenience are and must be made secondary to patriotic d In the manufacture of sulphu formerly made from Spanish pyrites, | manufacturers are being call to change their plants to allow of the | as burning of domestic bri ines and a siderable expense. met with a ce and must be speed, to inc production and Horace Bowker, re- individual, in | full service industr hat in every bra New i is fully ir accord with Visit MARSHALL'S Dollar Day Many $1.50 Values on Dollar Day for $1.00 IN CORSETS, HOUSE DRESSES, APRONS, WAISTS, KIMONOS, HOSIERY, UMBRELLAS, PETTICOATS, ETC., ETC. oy i e T ¢ $1.39 WHITE PETTICOATS e e ARSI IR $1.00 BLACK AND WHITE CHECK $1.50 SKIRTS, Special Dollar Day at $ ! . Uu Our Popular M. and P. REDUCING CORSET which retails at $1.50 on sale Dollar day at . ... $I.ou And Many Other Such Bargains Too Numerous To Mention 101 Main Street, - - Norwich ining to the pres- . The sub-commit- of the committee on adv i | wearer of the papal crown. He was |a high acl jand is a member of a noble Italian |on both side: I m Syits,- E;aétnggEI?resses m I | fll As we wend our way into Fall along Fashion’s highway, we watch with pleasure the bright colors of summer turn to the rich, soft tones of Autumn. The new season’s styles have developed a new charm and inspiration and show many smart variations in line and the beautiful materials of which they have been fashioned. = As usual you can depend upon our showing the best styles, fabrics and values. Our present showing offers the early purchaser an opportunity for splendid selections with absolute assurance % that the styles are authentic for the rapidly approaching Fall and Winter season. We cordially solicit your visit whether ““shopping to buy” or just ‘“shopping to see.” Fall Suits $22.50 and up Fall Coats $19.50 and up I*all Dresses $15.00 and up he flanh aftin “121-125 MAIN STREET fl “THE FASHION STORE OF NORWICH” 7 Moran & Connors Dollar Day Specials il E. & W. Collars, 15c each—8for ............ $1.00 Men’s Black Hose, 19¢ value—S8 pair for ...... $1.00 Men’s Lisle Thread Hose, 30c value—4 pair for . $1.00 Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs, 25¢ value—&6 for . .. $1.00 Balbriggan Underwear, 65c value—a Suit for .. $1.00 Carter’s Knit Underwear, $1.25 value ,........ $1.00 Imperial Athletic Union Suits, $1.50 value ... .. $1.60 Porosknit Union Suits, $1.25 value ........... $1.00 Negligee Shirts, $1.25value . ................ $1.00 Bates-Street Shirts, $1.50 value ............. $1.15 Benedlct XV., whose peace 'prqposal [ mission to the priestho is agitating the world, was elected -pope | I ';"‘ diplom: ) on September 3, 1914, to succeed Plus | nai archb X. He is the two hundred and sixtieth |is known Straw Hats To Close $1.00 THE LIVE SHOP, 1357 MAIN ST. born Nov. 21, 1854, near Genoa, Italy, |war, involvi family, the Della Chlesas. His goven |to Pope Ben name is Giacomo, or James. After ad- |several times to He Might Be Distator. A military distatorship In Germany might have some good results if it g-:oum only dispose per ntly of the| NT. o put your pus. wn Prince.—Spring: Republi- Publse, Stherelfs na The Reason. The jump in wheat and flour Is the cost the country has to pay for the folly and treachery of congress in be- deviling the food control bill—Roches- WHEN YOU WANT to put your bus- fness before the public, thére is ne medium better than tarough the ad. ter Herald oan vertisinz culumns of The Bulletin. vertising coiumns of The Bulletin.