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The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
BY CARL w. ACKERMAN.
(washington HeraId-Public Ledger
Service-special Cable Dispatch.)

London, June 26.-"Europe." said
Pierrepont B. Noyes, American
Rhineland Commissioner, who ar
rived here today from Coblenz en-
route to the United States. has its
ups and downs but the general ten
dency today is downward and it will
continue to be so until America
comes in and assames her rightful
share of the cost of settling the
war"
Mr.. Noyes, who has Just complet-
ed. fourteen months work as the
American representative on the
Rhineland high commission, which
has been dealing with the coal and
Industrial terms of the Versailles
treaty, has made an exhaustive
study of conditions in Germany and
has interviewed many financiers,
officials and business men of Ger
many. France and England. He pre-
dicted that unless the United States
take a more active interest in Eu-
rope there would be in America the
greatest unemployment in our his
tory"
AN Englishman said to me re-
centiy, Salu MIR. Noyes, that Eu-
rope was producing only one third
CT what she is consuming. i said II
was an exaggeration, but he said
not. because while England and
Belgium may be producing more
than the other countries over here,
one had to take into account the po-
sition of Germany and the central
European countries where the peo-
pie are not producing one-ifth of
what they are consuming.
The world is living on hope" Mr..
Noyes declared in that emphatic way
which an American business man
has when convinced he is right. for
Mr.. Noyes, long before accepted the
government position which he now
is relinquishing was successful
American manufacturer. He built
up the Community Silver Company
of Oneida, n. y. and was the first
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
" Pardon" Sent
To D. c.. Jail for
John McHenry

some kind-heartcd individual has
'pardonedp John McHenry, con-
victed slayer OF Detective James E.
Armstrong. without taking the
trouble to interview either the De-
partment Of Justice or the Presi-
dent -
The pardon" arrived yesterday
at the District Jail and caused
much amusement among those
whose business IL Is to watch the
boy. The document" reads:
I'm the name OF all that Is right
and Holy in the home of the Great
God, The God Of Abraham. Israel
Isaac and Jacob, God of all man
kind. The God of the world.
hereby pardon George 9. Rice (John
McHenry) and also ask for all that
which the people have robbed US
Of in order to bring about the word
God as 1t was revealed unto me
replaced again"
signed,
"A man of the world directed by
the greatest wisdom on earth"
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
M'HENRY ATTORNEYS
SEEKING NEW TRIAL

Arguments on the motion of At
torneys c. McComas Hawken and
George F. Havell for a new trial
for John McHenry. convicted of first
degree murder in connection with
the killing of Detective James E.
Armstrong, will be heard next Fri
day in Criminal Court No. before
Justice Gould.
McHenry will be brought up from
the Jail on that day, and he will
either be granted a new trial or
sentenced.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
u. S. ASKS VACATION
OF SHIP INJUNCTION

James B. Archer. Assistant United
States Attorney for the District
asked the Court CT Appeals yesterday
TO set aside the injunction obtained
in the District Supreme Court by
William r.. Hearst against the
Shipping Beard preventing the sale
Of % former German owned ships.
Archer contends that to allow q
court injunction to tie up a govern.
msnt department is dangerous to
the welfare of the government and
sets up al unwelcome precedent
Hearst secured the injunction
from Justice Bailey last spring and
the Shipping Board was rerma-
nently enjoined from disposing OF
these particular ships.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
Hold S. Kann Sons Picnic
At Great Falls July 10

Baseball between married ana
single men will feature the annual
picnic given by s. Kann Sons Com
pany to it's employees at Great Falls
Park, Va, July 10.
A special train will take the pic
nickers to the grounds and bring
them back in the evening. The en-
ployes are to meet at the store at s
o'clock in the morning, from which
the start will be made.
Buck Troutman, Emmett Trice,
W. Champagne, Robert Butt, A. Cor
nell, F. A. Duffy, Dom v. Smythe
and r. A. Cassell are on the various
committees in charge of the festivi-
ties.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
SCOTLAND WINS
ROTARYIN 1924
Clubs to Meet in Edinburgh
If Transportation Can
Be Assured.
1speciaI to The Washington Herah.)

<speciai TO Tke Washington Hernii.)
. Atlantic City, June 26.-Edin-
burgh, Scotland. was tentatively Sc
lected for the 1921 convention of the
International Association of Rotary
Clubs at the final meeting OF the
board of directors at the Traymore
Hotel here today.
Definite decision will be made at
q meeting of the board in Chicago
in august. providing assurances
that satisfactory transportation can
be provided. Otherwise the conven-
tion will go to Los Angeles. Gal.
Directors estimated fully 1000
representatives of United States
clubs will want to cross the Allan
tic IL Scotland is to be next years
stamping ground.
One of the largest of the ocean
liners is said to be ready to place
two of its best steamers at the dis
posal of the Rotarians.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
Leg Crushed by Motor Truck.

With his legs lacerated and his
right knee cap broken, Joseph Il.
Harvey, 43 years old. of 1915 Ninth
street northwest, was removed to the
Emergency Hospital yesterday aft
ernoon. He had been standing in
front of a trap door at Twelfth and
II streets northwest. when a truck
belonging to the Hoover and Kress-
ner Company, Twelfth and H streets
northwest, pinned him against the
open trap door.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
PRESIDENT NAMES 3
ON CHARITY BOARD

President Wilson yesterday named
Mrs. Whitman Cross. Charles F.
Nesbit and DR.. William ]. Kerby as
members of the District Board of
Charities as recess appointments.
Complying with request of DR..
John Van Schaick. jr., that his name
be not considered, the President
named Mrs. Cross in his place. Mr.
Nesbit succeeds George +. Hamil-
ton. resigned. and DR.. Kerby will
serve two years of the term partial
ly filled by ID. J. Kaufman. Mr..
Kaufman's term expired last sum-
mer, but no one was available to
take his place.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
CycIist Collides With Auto.

John L. Johnson, 40 years old. 1415
East Capitol street. riding a bicycle
at Sixteenth and U streets north
west. was struck by an automobile
operated by James E. Bagley. 1920
Nineteenth street northwest. John
son was thrown from his wheel and
cut about the legs. His condition
was not serious 1t was said at Emer-
gency Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
Mid-City Citizens Meet.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Mid-City Citizens Association
will be held tomorrow evening. June
2s. at p. m. at the Thomson School,
Twelfth and L streets northwest.
Harry L. Gessford. major and su-
perfntendent of police. will be
present. as will DR.. Howard Fisher.
of the local Health Bureau. Both
will address the association.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
Overseas "Y" Workers
Hold Lunch Box Picnic

More than fifty men and women
recently returned from overseas
where they were connected with the
Y. NJ. c. A. held a lunch box picnic
at the historic MilIer's Cabin yes
terday.
The party gathered at the Y. NJ
c. A. hut at Walter Reed Hospital
and proceeded by motor to Rock
Creek Park where the luncheon was
served. During the afternoon sew
eral athletic events were staged.
The feature of the outing was a
lecture last night by Maj. H. E.
King. who displayed a number of
motion pictures which he took in
France
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
Danville Gas Situation Acute.

Danville, Va. June 26.-The gas
situation here has become acute
owing to the inferior grade and
scarcity of coal for manufacturing
purposes. The city has only a few
days supply on hand.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
CHICKEN
Dinner. Buffet Supper. Dancing.
Rock Spring Cafe
Regular Chicken Dinner. $50

Regular Chicken Dinner. Sl.50
SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER, $500
Four-piece orchestra formerly at Harvey's)
from p. m. to midnight, and there will be a
table cover charge of so cents and cents war
tax for each person after p, m. By auto on
the Conduit road, miles from White House.
Rock Springs Is not a roadhouse or dance
hall; strictly 4 place to dance and dine. and
open to refined people only. Dinner served
from Il noon to midnight, Sundays included.
You need not make reservation. JOE W.
CAIN, Property owner and manager.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27

Flowers for All Occasions.
Consult GUIDE for rare flowers. l214 =
The Washington herald., 1920-06-27

Ehs most fascinatingiy fragrant
and healthful Of all powder per-
mmes. Antiseptic, prophylactic,
heodorizing. fragrant and drefresh7
ing. It = an ideal face, skin, baby
md busting powder. Convenient
md economical, it takes the placs
bf other perfumes for the person.
a few grains sufficient. One Of
the indispensable Cuticma Toi-
ek Tno for keeping the skin
s1ear, sweet and healthy.
sosp, Ointment and Taicum Sc everywhere
cs6s0aLahsssAsrias. DspG z Aaldsa, Aas,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-09
Leather Goods Dept

COMBINATION POCKET BOOKS with double snap and back strap
 SALE PRICE Soc woMENs 's1.Oo POCKET BOOKS
 ECONOMY PRICE 7so SIPS COMBINATION PoCK- EFT BOOKS
 ECONOMY PRICE sse $L6o STRAP PURSES
 SALE PRICE $1.1e s1E COM MBINATuoN
 SALE PRICE st.4e SHOPPING BAGS IN BLACK
 OR TAN. 75c value
 ECONOMY PRICE. ese Sec value
 ECONOMY PRICE 75o 9Sc value
 ECONOMY PRICE s5e $1.25 value
 ECONOMY PRICE $f.1o SITS VELVET BAGS WITH silver frames
 ECONOMY PRICE st.45 SILK, MORE AND VELVET
 BAGS
 AT SPECIAL
 ECONOMY PRICES $2.25 values
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.ss s2.50 values
 ECONOMY PRICE $225 $S.9S value ECONOMY PRICE $s.5o ECONOMY PRICE s4.ss ECONOMY PRICE s5.2s EcoNoMY PRICE s7.as 't'ise ECONOMY PRacE ss.25 $15.50 value ECONOMY PRICE s12.9s $17.50 value ECONOMY PRICE sf4.s8
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-09
Notion Department

 25c SLEEVE PROTECTORS
 SALE PRICE 1ee 1oc ASBESTOS IRON HOLDERS ;
 SALE PRICE 7e 15c sEw-oN HOSE sUP- , PORTERSE ECONOMY PRICE lie 15o BESTLnE CHILDN SUPPORTERS ECONOMY PRICE 12Hae PEARL BUTTONS ; SALE PRICE Sc CARD HAT PINS on cards. Black : or white
 ECONOMY PRICE Sc SHOE TREES
 ECONOMY PRICE Sc 17c CUBES TOILET PINS .
 SALE PRICE 14c 12c DE LONG SAFETY PINS, assorted
 ECONOMY PRICE Sc 12c NIAGARA SAFETY PINS, assorted , ECONOMY PRICE 90 1Oc VENUS LIN GTRIE TAPE
 ECONOMY PRICE .7o WELLINGTON FASTING THREAD SALE PRICE 3 for -21e KINGS FASTING THREAD
 SALE PRICE 3 for 19e TWINK DYES
 SALE PRICE Sc. SUNSET SOAP DYES
 SALE PRICE 2 for 25e 15c SKIRT BELTINa3 inch in black or white
 ECONOMY PRICE 12s TAPE MEASURES V
 SALE PRICE 4c SUIT AND TRIMMING : BUTTONS, worth 10c a card
 ECONOMY PRICE ze 1oc DRESS FASTENERS: Wilsnap, Alliance and De. Long
 ECONOMY PRICE .7e SHAMROCK LINEN THREAD in black or white All sizes
 SALE PRICE Sc 15c COMMON PINS Kirby Boards or De Longs ECONOMY PRICE 2 for 25e 2-IN-1 SHOE POLISH
 SALE PRICE 12e 25c WHITE TAIFFETA SEAM : ENDING
 ECONOMY PRICE 1se
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-09
Art Good Goods Dept

s1.25 KNITTING YARNS large hanks
 ECONOMY PRICE 7so 35c PEARL CROCHET CeT- TON for the new scarfs. We offer a number of odd shade
 ECONOMY PRICE 23e sSc SCARFs, IS by. 54 inches in size. Stamped on Clover Bleach which launders just like linen
 ECONOMY PRICE 75e ONE LOT OF FRINGE for centers, scarfs. pillows, etc, which sells regularly for 75c a yard
 ECONOMY PRICE 1se STAMPED PIEcEs-vAL- UES TO $2.0o. The lot in- cludes Buffet sets, Night Robes, Children's Dresses, Kimonas, Fudge Aprons, etc.
 ECONOMY PRICE 75c s2.75 STAMPED PILLOW CASES in regular or day en- velope styles.
 ECONOMY PRICE s2.to 54-INcH LACE TRIMMED CENTERS worth $1.75.
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.Ss $2,9S TAPESTRY PILLOWS filled with silk floss. Just ten of these splendid betrgains
 ECONOMY PRICE $2.oo s5c SHETLAND FLoss-a few odd shades in this spe- cial lot.
 ECONOMY PRICE 25o ODD SHADES OF 4-FoLD GERMANTOWN Regular price 4oc.
 ECONOMY PRICE 300
 soc BARGAIN TABLE We have placed on one table stamped pieces running in value to $1Oo Now attrac- tive pieces in the lot. N
 ECONOMY PRICE 500
 25c BARGAIN TABLE On this table you will find pieces which have been ssell- ing as high as 75c. Look them over.
 ECONOMY PRICE 25o STAMPED PACKAGE GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT LESS THAI HALF PRICE.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-09
Shannon Building Bargain
 Tables

0OICo MIRROR CANDIES soc BOX STICK CANDY
 SALE PRICE e5e soc BOX AaSO NED CHOCOLATES
 ECONOMY PRICE 7Oe s1.00 BOX PREFERRED. CHOCOLATES
 ECONOMY PRICE s5e BIG ASSORTMENT or
 JEWELRY. Complete stock of Brooches, Bar Pins, Lingerie Clasps, Beauty Pins, Cuff Pins, Baby Pins, Bib Holders, etc. 25c values
 ECONOMY PRICE 21o 29c values
 ECONOMY PRICE 50 35c values-
 ECONOMY PRICE 90 Soc values- - ECONOMY PRICE 4ae Ssc values- ECONOMY PRICE 5oe s5c values
 ECONOMY PRICE 5se 75c values- ECONOMY PRICE s5e sl.00 values
 - ECONOMY PRICE a5e S1.25 Vzlues- ,, ECONOMY PRICE $f.no 7 FRAMED PfCTTJREs
 AT ECONOMY PRICES
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-09
Mems Wear Dept

NGC41 wear OcP 25c COTTON SOCKS IN BLACK AND COLORS, Very good socks for that money,
 ECONOMY PRICE 1se
 3 pair for Soc 35c BEACON WHITE FOOT- ED SOCKS.
 ECONOMY PRICE BOG 5qCAsHMERE ANDlWoOL SOCKS in natural color and in black and oxford.
 ECONOMY PRICE 62c 39c BOSTON CAMPERS,
 ECONOMY PRICE BOG $1.5o FLEECE LINED UN- DERWEAR-both shirts and drawers which are actually worth s1.50 a garment.
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.10 HEAVY RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS of regula- , tion $1.25 quality.
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.1o SIPS GOVERNMENT WOOL CLOVES
 ECONOMY PRICE eeo s2.Oo ovERALLs AND JUMPERS in all sizes.
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.65 s1.5o ALL WOOL SHAKER S-government stuff in natural. white and blue.
 ECONOMY PRICE 79e TWISTED WOOL UNDER
 WEAR. The name tells the quality. It's good and the prices are always as low as possible $2.o0 quality
 ECONOMY PRICE s1.7s s2.75 quality
 ECONOMY PRICE $2.4e MEMS SILK NECKWEAR 75c quality
 ECONOMY PRICE 59c $1.00 quality
 ECONOMY PRICE s5o s1.50 quality
 ECONOMY PRICE $129 S2.OO quality
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.ss MENS KNITTED KEEPERS OR ABUFFLERS. We are going to sell all the $2.OO and s2.25 Reefers at a very special price.
 ECONOMY PRICE $1,35 ALL BETTER KEEPERS AT
 VERY LOW PRICES. ALL OF OUR NEGLIGEE
 SHIRTS AT SALE s2.00 quality
 ECONOMY PRICE $t.ss $2.50 qualiy-
 ECONOMY PRICE s1.s5 $2.75 quality
 ECONOMY PRICE $235 $8.Oo quality
 ECONOMY PRICE $2.6s ALL "YoRKE" AND DE LUXE" SHIRTS AT sPE- CAL SALE PRICES. MEMS WOOL FLANNEL SHIRTS, VALUES TO S5.50 REDUCED 15 PER CENT. s1.oO FANCY CASHMERE
 ECONOMY PRICE 7so MENS AND BOYS GLOVES AND KITTENS AT SPECIAL
 ECONOMY PRICES Fur Coats and Furs AT SPECIAL ECONOMY
 PRICES. One s55o.oo HUDSON SEAL COAT, trimmed with genu- inc skunk.
 ECONOMY PRICE $4s5.oo ONE $35aOo NATURAL RACCOoN COAT.
 ECONOMY PRICE s25aDo ONE s1s5.oo sEALNE COAT ECONOMY PRICE $125.oo ONE s135.OO NATURAL MARMoT COAT with taupe collar and border.
 ECONOMY PRICE $ss.Oo FUR MUFFSJSCARFS ETC. REDUCED oNETHIRD.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-09
Domestics and White
 Goods

Domestics and White
 Goods
 COTTON HUCK TOWELS Value 35c-
 ECONOMY PRICE 2so Value 5sc-
 ECONOMY PRICE. 42c MUCK TOWELS Half . Linen. S5c value-
 ECONOMY PRICE 6so s1oo value
 ECONOMY PRICE 75o $1.1O value
 ECONOMY PRICE sse
 TURKISH TOWELS Value loo
 ECONOMY PRICE loo 3So value
 ECONOMY PRICE 25c 37c value
 ECONOMY PRICE 2eo 45c value
 ECONOMY PRICE $50 59c value
 ECONOMY PRICE 45e BLEACHED CRASH-Cot- ton and Linen worth 42c a yard.
 ECONOMY PRICE 33o 44c Crash-red and blue plaid.
 ECONOMY PRICE 34o ALL-LINEN CRASH = Brown Value 4Oc-
 ECONOMY PRICE $50 Value 42o-
 ECONOMY PRICE aso ALL-Linen CRASH-Bleached Value 41c-
 ECONOMY PRICE S6o 43c value
 ECONOMY PRICE 3sc MERCERIZED DAMASK 6S-inch, value soc
 SALE PRICE 75o 72-inch, value s2.50-
 SALE PRICE $t.50 35c NAINSOOK. ECONOMY PRICE 2ee
 LONG CLOTH 45c value
 ECONOMY PRICE 3sc 43c value
 ECONOMY PRICE 37c 40c value
 ECONOMY PRICE $50 S4.50 BLANKETROBES with cord and tassell to match. ECONOMY PRICE $3.50 5sc PILLOW CAsEs-size 45 by 36-
 ECONOMY PRICE 4so 75c PILLOW CAsEs-size 42 by S6 and 45 by S6-
 ECONOMY PRICE 5so  SHEETS AT SALE PRICES $2.00 value 72 by 9O-
 SALE PRICE s1.5o $2.75 value p by ss-
 SALE PRICE $225 $500 value S1 by 99-
 SALE PRICE $25o Ssc BLEACHED SHEETING
 SALE PRICE 75c BLANKETS AT ECONOMY
 PRICES. WHITE AND TAN COTTON BLANKETS. The largest size made, heavy and warm. A wonderfully pleasing offer ECONOMY PRICE $4.Oo s7.oo and $500 BLANKETS in gray. tan or white. Full size, heavy weight blankets, fully worth the original price
 ECONOMY PRICE $500  WE OFFER ONE CASE OF WHITE AND GRAY BLAN- KETS-very heavy, full-size wool blankets which will give excellent service, and would be cheap at sS.50 pair & ECONOMY PRICE, %.5o s1O.oo WHITE WOOL BLANKETS
 ECONOMY PRICE $s.oo $12.5o WHITE WOOL BLANKETS
 ECONOMY PRICE $1opC
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-09
Kitchenware Dept

No. S BROOM. with bamboo or wood handle
 ECONOMY PRICE 7sc WHIsK BROoMS- SALE PRICES 2Se AND Sse DUSTLESS MOPS-
 ECONOMY PRICE 4se WHITE DECK MoPS-
 ECONOMY PRICE 23c FLOOR CLOTHS
 ECONOMY PRICE 15e DUST CLOTHS
 ECONOMY PRICE 21o. WET WASH BASKETS Small size
 ECONOMY PRICE SIPS Medium size
 ECONOMY PRICE $t4s Large size
 ECONOMY PRICE s1.s5 WASTE PAPER BASKETS, in two sizes
 ECONOMY PRICE soc EARTHENwARE BUTTER JARS, in one and two-pound sizes
 ECONOMY PRICE 25e BEAN POTS-3 quart
 ECONOMY PRICE 37c SPECIAL LOT OF ENAMEL WARE The lot includes Round Cow cred Roasters, Dish Pans, Rinsing Pans, Coffee Pots and Berlin -Kettles-all of good quality, and real bargains at the price
 YOUR CHOICE FOR 75e OIL CANS-5 gallon
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.5o IO MBLEhS- ECONOMY PRICE 75e DoZ. SHELF PAPER ECONOMY PRICE Sc PIECE. IRONING BOARDS
 ECONOMY PRICE 6ee WIZARD POLISH MOP+r
 ECONOMY PRICE 5ee GRANITE WARE T E A POTS-3 quart
 ECONOMY PRICE 75e GRANITE WARE SAUCE PANS-1 quart
 ECONOMY PRICE 300 3-pint-
 ECONOMY PRICE s5e 2-quart-
 ECONOMY PRICE 4oc GRANITE WARE DOUBLE BOILERS 3-pint-
 ECONOMY PRICE $t.Oo 2-quart-
 ECONOMY PRICE $t.2
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-09
Lingerie and Infants
 Wear

5sc COR SET COVERS trimmed with Iaces and em- broideries.
 ECONOMY PRICE 25o $1.oo PINK BATIsTE BLOOMERS.
 ECONOMY PRICE 6so WHITE BIB APRONS dain- tily trimmed with fine swiss edgings and insertions and worth $1.50 and $2.00. Long and short styles included.
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.oo BUNGALOW APRONS of good percale in light and dark patterns. Both loose fitting and fitted styles. $1.79 and $2.00 values.
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.4e CLOSE FTTTINGl SKIRTS which are particularly suited 4OI WGdI " Iltl -lll6 11SW SSIS5 and jersey dresses.
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.te S9c DRAWERS in size 23 length only, in both open and closed styles. It you can use this size here is a bargain.
 ECONOMY PRICE 39c { s1.5o ENVELOPE CHEM ISES prettily trimmed with dainty laces.
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.2s CHILDREN's RoMPERs in pink or blue checks and in plain chambray. All sizes from 1 to $.
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.1s INFANTS WHITE OUT TING FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS-for one or two year old infants. Regular price $125.
 ECONOMY PRICE seo
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-09
Stationery Department

25c TINTED PAPETERIES "A sheets of paper and 2k envelopes ECONOMY PRICE 2ie soc .HURD's ROYAL CAM BRIG WRITING PAPER =
 ECONOMY PRICE 42e MADISON LINEN = 12o sheets of paper in package
 ECONOMY PRICE Seo PLYMOUTH LINEN ENvE- LOPES.-
 ECONOMY PRICE 2~pks fer q COMMERCIAL WHITE WOVE ENVELOPES, size 6 If by S-4-
 ECONOMY PRICE 7c EXC 1oc BLUE BIRD WRITING TABLETS s by 10 marginal ruled
 ECONOMY PRICE 6c 12l 1-2c AMBASSADOR LIN. FEN in tablets.-
 ECONOMY PRICE 1oc "B o ST 0 NJ PENCIL SHARPENERS.-
 ECONOMY PRICE $1.tO
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-09
Domestics and White
 Goods

Goods PLAID BLANKETS TO USE AS COMFORTABLES. Hand some plaid blankets which . should sell for s6.50 each. The colorings are very, very pleasing
 ECONOMY PRICE $500 ONE BALE OF ARMY BLANKETS, Heavy we.ght army blankets in dark gray only. Not handsome but heavy and warm. Size SC by ~S8 and worth $500 each.-
 ECONOMY PRICE $S.s5 Toilet Goods Dept soc INCORPORATES
 SMELLING SALTS
 ECONOMY PRICE 45e 5oc GARDEN FRAGRANCE TALC.-
 ECONOMY PRICE 42o 50c COMFORT POWDER
 ECONOMY PRICE 42o 25c COMFORT POWDER
 ECONOMY PRICE Pie 25c VAN TINES TALC-S
 ECONOMY PRICE 21o 25c AS THE PETALS TALC
 ECONOMY PRICE 21c 25c AIAVIS TALC-
 ECONOMY PRICE Pie 25c COEUR AZUR-
 ECONOMY PRICE Pie 25c PUSSY. WILLOW TALC 4 ECONOMY PRICE 2fc COLGATEs BATH TAB LET'S
 ECONOMY PRICE 1oo 17c ARMoUR'S BATH TAB LET'S
 ECONOMY PRICE 12 1-2c 15c JERGEN'S BATH TAB LET'S
 ECONOMY PRICE too 15c LILAC ROSE GLYCER- INE SOAP
 ECONOMY PRICE 12 1-2e GOBLIN HAND SOAP
 ECONOMY PRICE Sc soc WoODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP
 ECONOMY PRICE 1sc 30c CUTICURA SOAP
 ECONOMY PRICE 1sc 25o ALMOND NEAL
 ECONOMY PRICE 1sc All GUEST SOAP ECONOMY PRICE 10c 3 for 25 35c All MAYFLoWER GLY- CER1NE BARS
 ECONOMY PRICE BOG Soc COEUR AzUR CREAM
 ECONOMY PRICE 42c $1.5o ORIENTAL CREAM
 ECONOMY PRICE SIPS PALMOLIVE COLD AND .s VANISHING CREAM. 25c tubes
 ECONOMY PRICE 1so soc jars.-
 ECONOMY PRICE 37o 85c HoKARA MASSAGE CREAM 30c 49e ORCHARD WHITE CREAM BOG
 FACE POWDERS soc PUSSYWILLoW FACE POWDER
 ECONOMY PRICE APO / soc ARMAND's BOUQUET
 ECONOMY PRICE 45c $f.oo MARY GARDEN
 ECONOMY PRICE s2c soc GARDEN FRAGRANCE
 ECONOMY PRICE 45e soc COEUR AzUR.-
 ECONOMY PRICE 45e soc ARMoURS JUNIOR
 ECONOMY PRICE 45c A sPECIALLoT or TOOTH BRUSHES ~ ECONOMY PRICE 1oc WOOL AND VELOUR POW DER PUFFS. :. s10c size
 ECONOMY PRICE Sc zoe .size.-
 ECONOMY PRICE 4se 25c size
 ECONOMY PRICE a1o
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-09
Toilet Goods Dept

.sYLPHo NATEoL 1Oc size
 ECONOMY PRICE So 24c size.- ECONOMY PRICE Pic 4Sc size.-
 ECONOMY PRICE 42o s1.oo aze.-
 ECONOMY PRICE s5o PARSONS HOUSEHOLD
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-02
Ask Taft to Be Mediator.

Washington.-A non partisan move
ment to invite former President Will
lam Howard Taft to act as an unoffi-
cial mediator to reconcile the differ
ences in the Senate regarding the
peace treaty was revealed when it be-
came known that a petition to that
effect was being circulated among SEN
ators for signature. The petition has
been signed by at least two Democrats
and two Republicans-Senators Bank
head and King, Democrats, and Sena-
tors McNary and Nelson, Republicans.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-02
How He Vanished.

Gwendoline, the eighteen-year-old
daughter of the family, had received
a splendid present from her young
man, an engagement ring set with dia-
monds and rubies.
That evening at tea, when the happy
pair were present, the conversation,
naturally enough. turned to jewe'ry.
and someone remarked that 1t was
funny to think that we got pearls from
oysters.
Whereupon Gwendoline's horrid lit
tie brother edged toward the door and
remarked loudly:
"Oh. that't not half as funny as get
ting rings from Holsters, is 1t. Gwen?"
London Answers.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-02
Canada to Establish Air Patrol.

Calgary, Alberta. ta.-Establishment OF
an air service In the Rocky Mountains,
by means of which government work,
such as police and forestry patrols,
surveying and photographing can be
carried on economically, is under con-
sideration by authorities here. 1t Is
proposed to operate from the inter-
national boundary to Fort Vermillion.
A string of aerodromes along the east
slope of the Rockies is part of the
plan.