Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 15

anVeall Live Norwich Merchants Co-operating to Offer Seasonable Meréhandise at Saving Prices on Dollar Day to Eastern Connecticut Customers. “Seasonable Merchandise at Saving Prices” and “Bar- ) gains As Advertised”” aré the two slogans adopted by t.h;, . 4 cighty-three Norwich merchants who have enlisted in of- fering Dollar Day on Saturday, February 19th, to the thousands of Eastern Connecticut shoppers whom they invite to visit Norwich that day. COMING OF LOWER PRICES The coming of lower prices is altéady an accomplished fact. The merchants of the Dollar Day movement are asking you, the buying public, to unite with them in making this Norwich Doltar Day one of celebration. We will make it a fitting farewell to the days of high prices. And it will be a gala day, too, for every one.of the eighty-three merchants whose nomes appear is giving you very special values. -, See what a dollar will buy for you on Norwich Dollar Day and seé what a dollar off will save for you' as offered in the advertisements of all the live Norwich merchants who are co-operating to make, this the shopping event of the season. Norwich Dollar 'Day will mean .something to every member of every family in all of New London, Windham and Tolland counties, for there will be Dollar Day bar- will be no reductions in’ quality, for the Norwich business houses stand back of the goods they sell. High' quality and great variety of goods are offered by the merchants of Norwich, while bargains such as cannot be found in stores even in the largest cities are revealed by the advertisements in these columns for Norwich Dol- lar Day. 3 ¥ The primary idea of Doflar Day is to feature goods that can be sold for a dollar, but this does not mean that it is confined to the things that can be sold for one dellar each. There will be all sorts of combinations that can be sold for a dollar. Sacrifice reductions that feature the principle of the dollar or possibly several dollars off the regular price, as well as any multiple of the dollar, will carry out the spirit of the day. Thus dollar day will nof' only be a chance to secure big bargains on small articles, but to make substantial savings on all varieties of needs for the house- hold and every member of the family. o 18| @] 8 31 gains for men and women, boys dnd girls. And the best. of it is that while there will be reductions in price there , REMEMBER— You Cannot Afford to Miss DOLLAR DAY In Norwich February 19th ABLEMAN SHOE STORE - ANDREWS, P. E. o ALLING RUBBER CO. AMES, S. K. 7 ANGELOS, PETER ARMY AND NAVY STORE BAIRD TIRE & SUPPLY GO. BROOKLYN OUTFITTERS BROCKTON SAMPLE SHOE STORE BLISS, JOHN AND GEO. H. BELL ICE CREAM PARLORS “BARROWS BRUCKNER, herman CLEGG, LEE ¢ CRANSTON CO. CHELSEA LUNCH COLLINS MILLINERY CURLAND, ABRAHAM COSGROVE, J. F. €O, DISCO BROS. DIRECT IMPORTING CO. EATON-CHASE CO. EAGLE CLOTHING CO. ENGLER, GEORGE FERGUSON, J. A. GILBERT & SONS N. 8. GATELY & BRENNAN GEORGE, J. A. s r 2 | 1 FdlloWing is a List of the Live Merchants and ‘Business Houses of Norwich That Will Offer - Special Dollar Day Values SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 1921 'THE BIGGEST VALUES EVER i T WS Iy Ml i The Biggest Shopping Event of the Season ' REMEMBER— 'Every Dollar Saved Now Is ‘One Dollar Earned Saturday, February 19th GOTTHELF & cO, B. GUILD, F. W. HAGBERG, CHARLES A. HOURIGAN BROS. HOUSEHOLD, THE KIES SHOE €O, GEO. W. LAHN HABERDASHERY LEE & 0SGOOD CO,, THE LEROU 'DRUG STORE LYONS CO., THE MANHATTAN, THE MAURICE SAMPLE SHOP MODEL BOOTERIE MOHICAN CO. MORLEY, P. J. MANDEL WAIST SHOP - MURPHY & McGARRY MARA, JAMES MARCHESSAULT, JOSEPH MARKOW, J 4 MACPHERSON, vames G. NATIONAL SHOE & CLOTH- ING CO. PASNIK €O. PORTEOUS & MITCHELL €O, THE PRESTON BROTHERS PENDLETON; C. V. PROVIDENCE BAKERY QUINN & DESMOND RING & SISK REID & HUGHES CO, THE 'RING, A. E. SPECIALTY SHOP, THE SMITH DRUG STQRE f SCHWARTZ FURNITURE CO. SELLAS SPA B SHEA & BURKE SALOMON, 8. TEMPLE OF FASHION TREAT, C. C. UTLEY & JONES UNIQUE SHOP WEINER, SOL WOODSTOCK DAIRY * WAUREGAN HOTEL WORTH SPECIALTY SHOP WHITE STAR CLOTHING CO. _ WECHSLER WOODLWORTH, F. W. WOODWARD, H. R. WELLS, F. A. CO. NORWICH BARuAIN HOUSE OLEVSON CO.,, THE PLAUT-CADDEN cCO. PALACE OF SWEETS PETERSON, 8. F. g il | 4 iy fi b WS, Norwich Stores on Dollar Day to Open at:9 in the Morning; Offer Equal Chance to All to Share in Extra- ordinary Bargains. The city buyer on Norwich Dollar Day, on Saturday, February 19th, is'to have no advantage over the suburban buyer for the Norwich merchants have agreed not to open their stores for business on Dollar Day until 9 a.m. That is playing fair with the shoppers who have to come from a distance ‘by trolley, train or aufomobile.. ' EQUAL CHANCE FOR ALL * If the stores were to open at an earlier hour, some of the out-of-town buyers would be unable to be on hand and would be likely to feel that some of the best bargains had’been secured by those able to arrive early. So that you can remember, if you plan to visit this trolley and shopping center of Eastern Connecticut on { \ N e A\ YOV IYOYsY, Norwich- Dollar Day, the merchants have planned. for | *your accommodation to put the opening hour for Dollar Day sales at 9 o’clock in the morning. That gives every- y a chance to be on hand to share equally in the big offerings of the day. Ao There is one mere thing for the shopping public to bear in mind on the regulations for Norwich Dollar Day, § which practically all subscribers to the Dollar Day move- ment. have adopted. This is that no mail or telephone “orders will be received for the Dollar Day offerings. The reason is obvious. The Dollar Day plan is a movement . to benefit home patrons but at the same time advertise the opportunities and, advantages offered by Norwich as a trading ceénter for Eastérn Connecticut. people.come to the city and visit the stores, much of the advertising value of the day would be lost. Moreover, many of the Dollar Day special offerings may be limited in quantity and it would scarcely be fair to permit the patrons to order by telephone some of the best values.in the .stores, resulting in disappointment to Custemers who might have, at great personal inconveni- ence, come 1o the city in order to be on time at the open- ing -hour for the particular purpose of securing some of these advertised goods. Put the Norwich Dollar Day date down on your calen- dar, Saturday, February 19th. -Come early for the bar- gains that will be placed on counters of the merchants - promptly at 9 o'clock that morning with adequate forces of ‘obliging clerks ready to help-you see that your wants } are filled. Invite your friends from surrounding towns and cities to visit Norwich on Dollar Day. Unless the § DYDY YO Y OYOYOYOYDY YOO DYDY