Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 20, 1920, Page 15

READ EVERY ITEM. IT PAYS TO WALK. OUR “DOLLAR DAY” SPECIALS Saturday, August 21st We advertise only what we have MURPHY & McGARRY and exartly as it is. 207 Main Street 25c Men’s Hose, 6 pairs ................... $1.00 |; 35c Men’s Athletic Shirts, 4 for.............. $1.00 Do L L A R D A ' 35¢c Men’s Black and White Foot Hose, 4 pairs. . $1.00 || 65c Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 2 for $1.00 . 35c Boys’ Stockings, black or tan, 4 pairs. . .. .. $1.00 $1.45 Men’s Negligee Shirts, gthched collar. .. $1.00 Lidics’ i Stock: . $1.45 Men’s Black and White Striped Working S d A ¢ 2 I ¢ ZZ = f‘UDf" " ockings, 5 pairs. ... ... || B s e S 5 R e $1.00 tu r ay, ms S 7 ys’ Union Suits, 2 for................ $1.00 || $1.45 Men’s Union Suits ....o.oovnvnnunnnn. $1.00 $1.45 Boys’ Heavy Blue Overalls ........... . $1.00 || $1.45 Men's Caps ......... LA 0 $1.00 For More Big Dollar Day Specials, Don’t Fail to See Our Window Display. SALOMON’S : f GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, HATS, SHOES AND BOYS WEAR 100 FRANKLIN STREET NORWICH, CTONN. A FEW MINUTES’ WALK FROM FRANKLIN SQUARE ¢ These are unusual values we are offering this year on Dollar Day. The fact of the matter is, we're offering them to you much lower than present wholesale costs. This tells only part of the story—— 3 PAIRS OF 50 CENT ONYX HOSE, WORTH $1.50......... 4 PAIRS OF 35 CENT HOSE, WORTH $1.40 «.ccccvvevosnes British Tidal-Power Plans. Great Britain 1s just now more keen- ly interested than ever before in the engineers’ scheme to harness the wast- ed power of the tide’s rise and fall The American consular reports say: “It is understood that a bill will be in- troduced into parliament for the pur- pose of obtaining authority for har- S'PAIRS'OF 25 CENT:HOSE, WORTH $1.25 ... .o oo oo FOR $1.00 STEOLEARS AT 25: CENIS “WEORBHIS 125 C 0o Soiins FOR $1.00 OFFICIAL DOLLAR DAY 5 WWASH BIES AT 25 EENTS, WORTH $1.25: tu. i coic s ue FOR $1.00 nesgingia number of Scottish sireams, . ; ’ et e e e Comes But Twice a Year, : than had been anticipated. With re- # 2. TS AT 65 CENES, WORTH 130 .. covoiil i seaiing, FOR $1.00 spect to the harnessing of the tides, it . . is reported that work is about to be- gin both on the Dee and the Severn, THRI Where power can be produced, accord- F ing to estimates of engineers, at two- e e Wish It Were Twice a Month. - “The basic principle underlying most of the inventions for harnessing tides| |is the working of a turbine by tidal ebb | and flow. The tide makes the power T {at both its inflow and its outflow, only | i & ceasing for a comparalivelydshorlt time | a during the period of half tide. In one 5 Cheshire and Tancashire district the | Needs No Introdu(:tlon great variation in the hour of the tide at neighboring estuaries makes pos-| sible, through an ingenious discovery, lthe production of maximum energy during an almost continuous period. “The plan for harnessing the tides| devised by Lewis Wood)‘kead of M\x};-cotl Know Us B e = > 4 Mill House, Broadway, Worcestershire, | th B w G - calls for the building of a cheap and y argaimns e Glive 7 efficient wall out in the sea, or tidal river, in which turbines are placed. By e il ot sew wah vl b oo | § adies’ House Dresses, (Gingham) ........... ceveenq. $1.00 o 2ot mites ram snore: |} Ladies’ Middies ................ WIS e . : 3100 —_———- P A epeciat e on Traint: n - || Ladies’ Bungalow Aprons .............. S ol UNDERWEAR, WORTH $1.25 .cccteenancnocaccsaiocceinn FOR $1.00 TPAIR OF $1:50 SIEKHOSE 1. i olu's ot s visio siviesootaisioiato wiotatons FOR $1.00 As an extra inducement we offer on Dollar Day Only 259, Off All Clothing and 159, Off All Furnishings and Hats. culture deliver lectures and illustrate . 5 5 their lessons with moving pictures. L Wh] G b . S = s e an it oeey were an - | § Ladiies te Gabardine Skirts .................... .. :$1.00 uted this spring among farmers of the| iri vinces from the government = t = . 2 l prairic provinces trom the governnent | | adjes’ Pink and WhiteGowns.:..................... $1.00 adian Pacific nursery at Woolsley, f its of tree planting has been sent on 5 2 : ’ 3 | A mnion frests sssossion e | Ladies’ Gingham and Sateen Petticoats . .. .. .. e 5100 trees about every prairie home is a| sl iy i % (< ;f;x;:mlxga;mxéng; '}hgess :f;;g%};g: Ladles Whlte and Colored Waists: 000 7o) s telaiiate é $l.00 o ns tnd mamisis. Experesin ixee | Ladies’ White Petticoats ........................... 2. $1.00 207 MAIN STREET o ; o iy % ! Sask. Fifty million seedlings and cut- l C § 1 tings have been distributed in the last Ladies’ Enve ope hemise > . ... .. ..-=... stals ase eis ieenarelt .00 five years. This extensive tree plant- = 9 % { B reram, it s pelioved, in time will | [ adl C ' T A ies’ Batiste and Crepe Bloomers ................ .*$1.00 great plaing that sweep from the lake d. y Qs b d S, Fest Tomugirey Bari| A Chiers meatiat comnts o 6 sL] . Mo Buuscbasie ki Sin 1n ot Comiy, o Mmiiton 1o e moas (B grclhies’ Sille Fliwe, black and eolors . ............ 3 For$1.00 gur of Christ Eplscopal church cathedral| most solid mass of more than 130,000, | New Britain, died last week from blood S e, i s spending several weeks at Province-|000 tons of high-grade iron ore aver-| poisoning resulting f o > 3 C l d C C l s, Wi jag’mg ety e aver. fi;f:n&g g;fsu ng from a mosquito bite de(c)afd:oume the ten year old joke is Ladles AIMIsSoies an Ol'set OVEES . .......cie 2 FOl‘, -0 = - | Ladies’ CottonHose ............ e ......5For:$1.00 MY FIRST DOLLAR DAY WEDDING DRESSES Will Be Remembered By Young and Old For a Long Time to Come. $ 1.00 k NOW DISPLAYED IN OUR WINDOWS. 5 PAIRS OF MEN’S SOCKS—AII colors— MEN’S WORK SHIRTS— Value $1.75 DOLLAR DAY $1.00 £ -~ Waitress Aprons, (reversible)............... s i S5 Ladies’ Jersey Bloomers ....................... 2 For $1.00 Ladies’ and Children’s Ribbed Vests . ........... 4 For $1.00 Ladies’Bodice Vests . .......................... 3 For $1.00 Children’s:Rompers. ... .c......o.0o0 . oiiiiesgsd $1.00 Children’s Waist Union Suits. .................. 3 For $1.00 Children’s White Coats .....................00.00.. $1.00 Children’sBathingSuits . ... ... ... .. . 0o, $1.00 Children’s Gingham Dresses . .............. e Sk $1.00 Children’s White Dresses ........................... $1.00 Menls Grey Sweaters:. ....... 0. . bt i $1.00 e e S (S N B RIS And Besides a Large Rack of Ladies’ Taffeta Dresses, $7.97 Special Low Prices On All Merchandise In Our Three Stores. YOU CANT BEAT US FOR VALUES. ‘THE PASNIK CO. Sell For Less Three Good Stores In Three Good Towns—NORWICH, WILLIMANTIC, DANIELSON 5 PAIRS OF LADIES’ HOSE—AI colors— 162 pairs of LADIES WHITE SHOES, high heels, Value $1.75 DOLLAR DAY $1.00 low heels, lace and button— Values to $9.00 4 PAIRS OF CHILDREN’S HOSE— 3 140 pairs of LADIES’ PUMPS, Patent Leather, Gun Metal, low heels and high heels— 2 pairs of LADIES' SILK LISLE, fulfashioned e —Value $1.50 ........ ue $ DOLLAR DAY $1.00 MEN’S SCOUT SHOES— 1 pair LADIES’ FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE— el o DO MEN’S BROWN OR BLACK CALF SHOES— Value $8.00 DOLLAR DAY $4.95 MEN’S SUITS—Value $40.00—DOLLAR DAY $26.95 2 CHILDREN’S SUITS— 3 pairs of MEN’S SUSPENDERS—Police and Value $2.00 ... .weiere wws - .. . DOLLAR DAY $1.00 || Crossback—Value $1.50 1 LADIES’ BUNGALOW APRON— $2.00 MEN’S PURE SILK FOUR-IN-HAND . Value $1.95 ...... W DOLLAR DAY $1.00 || THES -oveveeeenrnnnneen.. DOLLAR DAY $1.00 v LADIES’ NIGHT DRESSES OR ENVELOPE CHEMISE—Value $2.00....... DOLLAR DAY $1.00 1 BOYS’ BLOUSE and 1 pair Heavy STOCKINGS— 162 LADIES’ VOILE SHIRTWAISTS— Value $1.49 . DO ! Values to $3.00 Enuf Said JACOB WECHSLER Stores at Jewett City, Conn. 81-87 Franklin Street, Norwich, Conn.. 4 TOWELS—Value $1.40...... DOLLAR DAY $1.00 R A G B AE e Re bR D i i hialalisini