Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 2, 1919, Page 6

NORWICH, BULLEIIN, WEUNESUAT, AFRIL 4, 1919 ELMVILLE SHIRTS To The Womer Who Buy Men’s Shirts w OMEN are fine judges of value. They understand and appre- ciate QUALITY instinctively. Man-~ hattan Shirts arethe first choice of women who shop for their hus- bands, sons, brothers or fathers, be- cause in Manhattans are to be found all the best features—exclusive de- signs, fast colors—individual weaves, accurate fit, correct sleeve lengths. The New Spring Shirts Are Ready Morley’s Hat Store Franklin Square Norwich, Conn. For further partic follow the tra SLOTLA ND Eilio Lincliss Aidaocicty oave a st SEBORRHEA Al AAIR SCOURGE Seborrhea ills the b It propagates the dandruff bacilli nd eventually causes baldness. If your hair is falling out, it is ghting for its life. Nature fights to supply new hair, ut with seborrhea in the seba- cous glands each succeeding hair s weaker. Raldness keeps coming closer nd closer—unless FAMO is used FAMO destroys the dandruff ba illi. It ends all itching. FAMO causes the growth of new realthy hair. It retards grayness—it contains alcohol. FAMO intensifies the natur color of the hair and adds 2 new luster and sheen. Every member of the famil should use FAMO regularly. Even where the scalp is heaithy, FAMO should be used as it will keep seborrhea away. Also, it will make the hair soft and fluffy. Its use is a daily habit you will enjoy. AMO comes in two sizes—a small size at 35 cents and a big bottle at $1. Your money will be returned if you are not satisfied. Seborrhee ic the medical wome for a niorbidly increased fow from the sebaceous glonds of the scolp. The seborrhean excre- Tiow forms in scales or flakes and is com. monly knewn as dondruf. is the scourge t | Mfd. by The Famo Co., Detroit, Mich, Bpecial Famo Agenta. lee & Dsgood Co topie, SOUTH GRISWOLD the_funer at Wood River 1 Mabel is his| Zood inten- | As Cood As Ever. The Kind You Used Before the War. Made from the finest selected wheat There is nothing like KING ARTHUR FLOUR Rev. | the Christian chy from hi Ma | with |age on Summe WESTERLY E Edwin L. Gavitt of 43 Beach strect began his duties Tuesd: tend. Charle eat of the park from the tim at of Wilcox park as successor to | . Coon, who was d until his death Father the | for e elo- | The | ed Tuesday af- | P. S. Sailer, mi \ SOPYRIGHT_PRESS (LLUSTRATING SERVIGE, M Yy Captain Frank Wild, who is mak- ing arrangements for & Briti dash to the North Pole in an air- plane. The plan of the British is to start in April from Spitzbergen, and thus beat the American project under Captain Bartlett, who are ing to go by the way of North Greeniand. Captain Wild was se ond in command of Shackelt South Poie expedition ! | Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets | since Dr. Edwards | he substitute for calomel. 17 years and calomel’s old-time enemy, A Special Sale of the New Dres Gaods BEGINS THiS MORNING War time wool prices ware unqu-stionably little or no change. “ferce.’ But the p:ices simpl - must come down—and right here in the Boston Store they are go'ng to do it, and hey’re going to do We have gone into the market and have bought on each favor marked down the prices on much of the staple items as low as w2 ¢ two ways are able to “equalize” the prices, and offer you genuinz b DOWN TO A It lecio? as if peace would l:ri;:z Tuesday moming. turn. We have suld—and in thess ins, This Sale Begins This Morning—Don’t Miss It A SUPERFINE ALL-WOOL SERGE WHICH WAS FCRMERLY $4.00 Here is the first fruit of our “equalization” $1.59 a yard. beat the old high cost of living. colors. FINE WOOL POPLIN Sale Price $1.79 a Yard This is a standard weave for suits and d-esses, and like all the wool fabrics has felt the effects of the war tremendously. a peace basis. But this sale brings it to you on It is 42 inches wide, and we offer for your choice, medium and dark navy, black, wisteria and burgundy. while. Here's a bargain which is worth THE NEW “OTTOMAN” Was $3.50—Sale Price $2.98 This is a 1919 novelty and it is a decidedly attractive one, and at the time we bought it was cheap at $350 a yard. Times change. We cut the price. Some- what like a crepe poplin in weave it is charming in the colors we show—green, brown, medium and dark navy and black. You should see this pretty nov- elty. This is our $4.00 Serge. gives the honest service which only the best can give. and which responds to the best tailoring. and in black. method. We offer a splendid 40 All-Wool Serge of distinction and quality which was intended for sale at $2.50, and Have you longed for a new suit, and feared the cost? The colors are navy, green, plum, burgundy and black—all good Serge—an is yours for If 53, here’s your chance to $1.59 HANDSCWE 54-INCH T. £EDS Salz Price $3.50 a Yord These rough Twe certain purpases, eds have never besa curpasced for, being appropriate for They look heavicr than tney actually are, the weight being suitable for suits or skirts, or for the Spring co i:andsome gar- ment buy some of this Tweed in ths gray, brown or green mixture. g T THE NEW “PUPPY SKIN” COATING Was $5.50—Sale Price $1.23 It’s as soft and silky as a kitten's finish as the finest broadcloth—in fact it resembles a broadcloth with a longer nap or piie. It is a really beautiful Spring weight coating of more than usual richness. The colors we chow are best-root, burgundy, brown, navy and blace. Th: iaxiure and weight of this fabric is j thing for the newl capes and dolmans. sports wear. If you wih a ear—as rich in It is a real Serge—and it is a real All-Wool & It is the kind whicl It is full 54 inches wide, and we show it in a good navy $Z bg - G i a tailor likes to han Spring Sale of Notions Al This Week SPRING HILL i Windham | Get Our Prices on No. 2 Chestnut THEY WILL INTEREST YOU THE EDWARD CHAPPELL CO. & o. vhich evid e farm at rd work the the ol building! picked violets th sold his (a'm and ngton Build ntract for g for the Pe U FRO CONSTIPATION That is_the ul_cry of thousands oduced Olive Tablets, r. Edwards, a practicing physician for overed the formuia for Olive Tablei le treating patients for chronic cos ion and torp)d livers. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing vegetable laxative. No griping is the “keynote” of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. “hey cause the bowels and liver to act ormally. They never force them to nnatural action. If you have a “dark brown mouth” now nd then—a bad breath —a dull, tired eeling—sick headache—torpid liver and 1re constipated, you'll find quick, sure and >nly pleasant results from one or two lit- tle Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take one or two every night just to keep right. Try them, 10¢ and 25¢ per box. All druggists, *Ca “California S “ildren Gladly Take Syrup of Fxgs For the Liver and Bowels Tell ornia Syrup of Figs.”? and dose for babies ~nd chi who are constipated, coated, or full the bottle. and acce; ept no other your druggist you want genuiné Full directions Idren of all ages ish, tongue- nly printed on aiie “Ca Loo'\' for t alifornia?? ==rorma “Fig Svrun.”