WEDNESDAY. may 16.1918
is giving real money
a cut“ in prices it is a genuine sav
chandise put up in iob lots.
W e offer all new merschandise.
ENGRAVING OFFER
Plates and 50 Ca1ds~Name Only
Latest Style Tiffany Script
T: Further Introduce This Store
iFred H. Ponty’s Victr’ola Shop
.—————-IN THE——-—-——
Palace Theatre Building, So. Norwalk, Conn.
saving v alues on DOLLAR D AY. When this store adv ertises
ing. not a lot of odds and ends and unsalable mer-
:11 mos on. Look over a few suggestions
that the shopping public know its regulai
and prices on Dollar Day.
Gem Safety Razor Outfit
Shaving Brush
Stick Williams Soap.
$1.00 ........... * ................ v alue $1.75 $1.00 ............................ value $1.50
ARMOUR'S TOILET SOAP‘ Double Glass Base Ink Stand
One box, 12 cakes ...................... $1.00 One Pint Stafiords Writing Fluid
Value $1. 35. $1.00 ............................ value $1.65
One Large Bottle Toilet Water
One Box Taicum Powder
One Box Toilet Soap—3 Cakes
{ $1. 00 ....... ‘ ..................... value 31. 35
SHEET MUSIC
1 dozen sheets of music ................. $1.00
' Value 01.20.
EMERSON RECORDS
4 double faced Emerson Records
$1.00 .- .......................... value $1.40
Two Double Faced—10 inch
‘ Emerson Records ................. . ...... $1.00
Value $1.30
GENUINE LEATHER BILL FOLD
AND POCKET COMB IN LEATHER CASE
Double Cabinet Linen W ting Paper—~c0ntains
, 48 Sheets, 482:1:‘elcpes to Match
10 Cent Bottle Ink
One Dozen Pen‘Points
One Rockne of Blotters
“ One 15-inch Ruler
8.1.00 ............................ value $1.25
l CANNED HEAT
l One Herman Stove and one Can Heat
1.00 ............... ~. . .~ .......... value $1.35
2 Cans Heat $1.00 ................ value $1.20
Two Tubes Shaving Cream fl '
One Tube Dent?
One Tooth Btu
$1.00 ............................ value $1.35
bendable merchandise.
$1.00 ........................... value $1.50 -
Guaranteed Fountain Pen
Box Linen Writing Paper
3011 Correspondence Cards
Bottle Fountain Pen Ink
$1 00 .......... . ................. value $1. 60
Record Albums for 10 or 12 inch Records
'Record Cleaner
$1. 00 ............................ value $1 75
PHOTO ALBUMS—«71110
Sixty Leaves
One Tube Paste
One Photo Pencil
$1.00 ............................ value $1.35
9..
PLAYING CARDS .
Poker Deck and 100 Poker Chips
$1. 00 ........ . .................... value $1 35
FLASH LIGHTS
Two Cell Fibre Case with two batteries
31. 00 ............ ~ ................ value $1. 60
BOSTON PENCIL SHARPENER
And One Dozen Velvet Pencils
$1.00 ............................. value $1.50
TypowritervRibbon for Any Make Machine
. One Dozen Circular Erasers
$1.00 ........ ' ................. value $1.25
1000 Gem Clips
5 Ounce Jars Water Well Paste
One Bottle Ink Eradicator
We have many other bargains 1n high-class merchandise. It will pay you to
not acquainted with this store. Our prices are alwavs lower than the lowest for de-
We specialize on Picture Framing. New mouldings now
out. New line of the latest hand- carved frames.
l EASTMAN KODAKS AND FILMS
l TRY OUR DEVELOPING AND PRINTING
Fred H. Poniy, Palace Theatre Building
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
.. $1.00 ........................... ‘ .value $1.25
l
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’ BIG APPLE CROP !is as follows: nectlcut omological Society at
_______. 1 Although prospects [01 alaige ap recent meeting voted to co-opemte .
But: Outlook For peaches Is Not: So pie crop seem good in Connecticut. with the Committee of Food Supply
Good . 'lt is appaient that the cold weather 'of the State Council of Defense in
has destroyed the iiuit buds on the cider to induce the planting of vo-
n
Working in cooperation With the peaches and in some cases caused a cunt orchard land with mom; that
Committee or Food Supply.
‘C‘ouucil of Defense, the Connecticut
Pomological Society has investigated
the orchard situatic in the state and
as a result is r:1k‘.1g recommenda-
tions to the fruit growers of Connec- '
ticut asking them to make, certain
that some suitable crop be "produced
in cases where winter killing has de-
stroyed the peach crop. The report
prepared by the Pomological Society
and given early
..._._.——
W
State killing of the t1ees
Peach trees that show effects all
winter killing Should be out back;
tion with some quick acting fertilizer
Because of the killing of the; peach
buds there will be no doubt many
acres of unproductive clchard land the “(‘9 WOOd-
unless food crops a1e planted be-
itween the trees. Realizing this
the executive committee of the Con ’purpose
will contribute to the food supply
and fiequent cultlva i
BEans,
M
RHU BARB FANCHON ETTES
CENTRAL HOTEL
and American style
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian ‘
-—-w—- _______._
table.
. ”numerator...
, , GLASS
‘ ~<~-OVEN
helps save food. makes food
’ delicious, lends beauty to the .
Guaranteed against‘
‘ "1”" fl ‘ ovonbroakage. '._
. . ALBERT F.‘ 65"an
WARE r
nal.
COTTON USEDyIN: APRIL.
WASHINGTON.
211011: 1.0002; , ;,
It is suggested that crops be utillz
ed {01 this pu1 pose which will be 1110
:duced afte1 the bulk of the tree growth
is completed and one that will not in-
ite1fe1e with the pioper ripening of
buckwheat.
iwinter turnips and in an extreme emer
fact gency corn is recommended for this
Two pounds of rhubarb one cup-
lul of sirup one- half cupi‘ul of strain-
ed orange juice one tnblespoonful of!
gelatine, and pustrv shells. Cut rh‘i
barb into one inch pieces. The hot-
bouse variety requires no peeling.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555. Place the laym in a greased baking
N' DISESA‘ manage“ J‘ DISESA’ Pmpnetor' dish, sprinkling‘the sirup between the
layers and add two tablespooniuls of
water. Cover and bake for one hour.
Dissolve the gelatine in the orange
' juice. and when the rhubarb is cool:-
ed remove it; from the oven and add
this mixture to it. Let it get perfect
.ly cold. When ready to serve, fill the
shells with whipped and sweetened
cream and decorate to taste. Those
who do not like plain stewed rhubarb
should try this beneficial plant in this
«no: omen seldood om mom; £11.11
May 16.400101:
. consumed during April amounted to.‘
544, 5159 running bales. ox'cluslv'o of 1111
an, and for the 111110 months'rendinl
April 30. 4,944,192 bales, no 011111111
”CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
minus
“Quality Shop”
WHAT $1.00 Wlll BUY
HERE TOMORROW
$3 Skirts - - - - $1.00
Two 01 Waists -' - $1.00
02 to $4 Trimmed Hats $1.00
1.50 to $2.50 Shapes - $1.00
0
$1.50 to $2 Children’sHats $1.00
Petticoats - - - 0101.00
$10000
On-All Suits, Coals‘and Dresses
0N DOLLAR DAY
SEE nun wmnow mspm v
NWWW‘W‘W‘W‘W 1. to. \(u. :1
EXTRA SPEClAl.
—— DOLLAR DAY ONLY ~— 1,
$25.00 to $3 5.00
SUITS
We will offer for Dollar Day 25
Eton and Pony Jacket Suils that soldi
up to $35.00, ale—-
$12.95
For Doll at Day Only ;
Why»... 1... ".1 .__ -NH . ..._l.,-..~....... ._
DOLLAR DAY
SPECIALS '
Take Advantage of Dollar Day!
This 18 your opportun ty. Although merchandise
is advancing all along the line, you will find
here on “Dollar Day” values that will
remind you 0f old times
Read This List Carefully
390 3111 Hall-Hose 310131 11.000. v. 0.0111011 Suits - $1.00 ,5
. , , ‘ .Shirtsdllrawers Si
20c Cotton flail-Hose llor $1 Sluflochoper’s Union. Suits $1.00
SlShirt8120c Collar ion-$1
$01.50 Balhiguan Union *
' ' - Stlil $1.00
35“ "mm" 4 ‘0’ 3‘ 05c Nainsook Athletic
650 “ 2101' $1 Union Suits 2 tor $1.00 '
2 ior 25c Sealed Packed
llandkerchiel $1.00 doz
For Dollar Day only 10% disconnl on Men’s,
Young Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. You can’t at
ford to let this opportunity slip by.
“Buy Your soil on Dollar Day and Save 10%"—"
THE COPYRIGHT CLOTHING CO.
6 NORTHMMN 51111515qu 250""! “OR Lit
The power 01‘ the The power of the
I
dollar is greater here dollar is greater here
tomorrow than any tomorrow than any
other day in the year. other day in the year.
Straw llats -
$1. 50 Khaki Pants
$1. 25 and 51. 50 Caps
39c Nainsook Athletic. . .
Underwear 3 for $1.00
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