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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05
Boys Trousers

Boys Knickerbocker Trousers,
sizes to Is. regular S1.25 value
DIT
Boys Knickerbocker Trousers,
sizes 8 to II, regular $500 value
at .................. 81
Boys Knickerbocker Trousers,
sizes to IS. regular $500 value
~ 60
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05
Boys Wear Women's Sweaters
Hats--Capa

Boys Aviation Caps, former
value S1.25 at Csc
Boys Golf Caps, former value
S1-25. at ............... S5e
Boys Golf Caps, inside ear
bands, regular S1.95 value at $1.fS
Boys Plush Hats, with ear pro-
tectors, $3.50 value at ....... Csc
Boys Plush Hats, with ear pro-
tectorS, $3.50 value at ........ $1.As
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05

Women's and Misses Sample
Sweaters, pure worsted, $3.50
value at 1895
Women's and Misses Worsted
Sweaters, $3.50 value at 49,. $3.50
Women's and Misses Fine
Worsted Sweaters. $3.50 value
at ................... $1,000
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05
Mems Winter Underwear

Mems F1aec~ lined Rib b ed
Shirts and Drawers, ecru and
gray. former value s1.25-Sale
price Observation-Disclosures. seo
Mems Jaeger F7eecy- lined. -.
Shirts and Drawers, regular
$3.50 value at ........... $1.15
Mems Light Weight Wool Shirts
and Drawers. long sleeve shirts.
regular $500 value at .... $1.69
lockwood Wooden Shirts and
Drawers. reduced as follows:
At 81 3e-Reduced From $500
At S1.79-Reduced From $3.50
At S2.2o-Reduced From 1925
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05
Women's Lingerie Waists

$50 Women's Wolfe and Lawn
Waists, former prices up to
$2.98- price now !......... $1.49
Women's Cotton Wolfe Waists,
former price S3.50-price now $f.9S
Womens Waists of beautiful .
Wolfe. Lawn and Dimity, were
$3.9S-price now ............. $2s9
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05
Boys Blouses

Boys Gray Flannel Blouses,
sizes 8 to Is, regular $1.25 value
at Observation-Disclosures. CSC
Boys Bell Blouses, light and
dark. S1.25 value at ......., CSC
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05
Boys Overcoats

Boys Winter Overcoats, sizes
to 9, regular $3.50 value at A.S6
Boys Winter Overcoats, regular
$3.50 value at ............ $1o.50
Boys Overcoats, sizes 10 to II,
regular $3.50 value at $50. $3.50
Boys Overcoats, sizes Is IS,
regular $3.50 value at 80. $3.50
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05
Boys Sweaters

Boys Sweaters, sizes to IL,
regular $500 value at ........ $2.25
Boys Sweaters, former value
$6.00-Sale price ............ 1896
Boys Pure Worsted Slip-on
Sweaters, $3.50 value at ..... $3.50
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05
Boys Suit.

Boys washable Play Suits,
sizes to 5, regular $3.50 value
at $1.1s
Boys Washable Suits, regular
S3.Or value at ................ $185
Boys Washable Suits, regular
$3.50 value at ................$ 2.45
Boys Junior Norfolk Suits,
sizes to 8, regular $3.50 value
at Observation-Disclosures. $6.6
Boys Norfolk Suits, dark mix
lures, sizes to IS, regular
$500 value at .......... SOS
Boys Norfolk Suits, dark mix
lures and navy serge, $21.50
value at S16I4S
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05
Mems Furnishings At Sale Prices
Mems Flannel Shirts
Mems Shirts

Entire stock of Eagle" ard Arts
tic" Shirts, reduced as follows:
At S1.1o-Reduced From $500
At s1.ee-Reduced From $3.50
AT st.e5-Reduced From $500
At s2.t9--Reduced From $3.50
= At s2.eo-Reduced From s4nn
At S3.1e-Reduced From $3.50
At $3.6o-Reduced From $500
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05
Wo1nen's Silk Waists

Women's Waists of handsome
Georgette. Filet Lace trimmed
Messaline and Tricolette, form
er values up to $7.50-price
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05
Women's Plaid Skirts

Womer's Plaid Skirts. box and
accordion pleated models, form
er prices up to s25.O0-price
now ............... $14.e5
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05

Handmade Waists
Waists of Imported Batiste.
former value up to sS.50-price
now $3.50
Waists of Georgette and Crepe
de-Chine, former value up to
$9.95-price now ........... $685.
Handsome Georgette handmade
Waists, former value up to
$14.50Tprice now ........... $685.
Mourning Waists
Women's "Blackshire" Mourn
ing Waists of Georgette and
Crepe Chine, former value
up to s14.50-price now $50. $6.75
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-04-23
Rustgard Loses Suit.

In the libel action instituted by John Ru>tgard against J.W. Troy and the Empire Publishing Company last September the case was dismissed by Judge F. M. Brown in the federal court at Juneau last week. the judge sustained the demurrer Of the defen dants, The plaintiff sought a total of $25,OOO damages for an editorial appearing in the E npire September $.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-04-23
WOMEN JURORS

Senator Collins has introduced 5. B. No. %, conferring on wom- on the same right and duty to serve as jurors IS men now have.
 Section one of this bill is as follows:
 :WOmen who are over the age o" twenty Ore years of age of nat ural faculties and of d sound mlnd, who have not been convict ed of a felony, and who ate cit izenS of the United States md the inhabitants of the territory of Alaska. shall have the same right and duty to serve as jurors whether grand or petit, in any court or tribunal, as men now have, provided, however that a challenge for implied bias may be eXer T >ed lg tlnSt . woman juror if her father, husband, son or brother sustain such rel tUlun ship to either liti sant that a challenge for implied bias could be exercised against him in e. vent he were called as juror on t le caS !
 This was referre l TO che Ju- dietary committee.
 Senator Collin said: II b l'ieve this bill will certainly pass as it. has the endorsement of the great majority of the people of Alaska. TT e time is now ripe for this action, Hiving Wom- en the light to sit Cn juri9S,
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-04-23
w. E. TERRELL DIES IN
 ANCHORAGE

w. E. Terrell. one of the best l1nOWn old-time residents of Fairbanks and freighter for the A. C. company. died suddenly at Anchorage on April 2nd.
 He was known to everyone in the interior and for many years conducted a freighting business Oyerthe trail .;Om Chitina to fairbanks.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-04-23

It is estimated that the coal mine which is being operated by the Alaska Engineering Com mission at kSka, is producing 25O tons of coal per day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
LOUVRE IS TO EXHIBIT
WORK BY LIVING ARTISTS
Art Museums Announcement Stirs
Depths of French Artistic
World.
lny uMlversal Scrviec. |

fARIS. Feb. l2-Not since the dis
| appearance OF the famous painting
! Mona Lisa" has anything so stirred
| the depths OF the arti.ttc world as
the announcement that the Louvre.
/ the worlds greatest art museum. in :
tends I" exhibit tho paintings OF ltv-
! ing artists
! hithert" only tho works OF rccog-
! n'zed SeniuSrS who had been :. lonl.
'ine d"ad could hang side by side
| with the great paintings OF Leonardo
| al Nsnci Rembrandt. iiuhcry. Wat
i'Hu ahd the whoc hest OF classical
artists
intend To pay An unparalleled tribute
90 me genius OF several living ar
I,;"nhr r." wants * Marcels Return
! ii"m". realistic work OF art OF
IN. modern school. drp.CjiuS wild
rrN IN. , nor two ragged childrvn sor-
W ntth - AL that remains II their
no'le near scissors iUlluwiu:: :. Ger
man drive.
Ihc i.ouvrc'S choice has created a
S'S'W among the artists of pn,i:
who regard tn. work ingcr--T ,n ~.
Iua!liE OF III" paintings that urn ~
! hipited in the Louvre. IN. painting
- ~. W1'h OF a young man OF
::iled The common, OF prominent, ar
tN.H OF different nations
,bo Urn itom"' hangs At present in
ne luxembourg galleries. the art
'u'i OF contemporary paintings
ne intention Of tn. directors a: In.
1,,'ic 20 "hiAtn ;his painting has
.i"used tn" heated opposition Cf IN.
! directors OF ;hu Luxembourg. WHO de-
LAR that they Viii part with none OF
,n.!r, paintings, sine" ;hcy had la
," io: years to create 4 rocogni-
ZION OF the works Cf living artists
IN. are entitled 10 credit Tor their
1aIth IN the mon thcy had fayor..,
son'" O! IN" other pictures which
tmS i:omyre want" from the Luxem-
mated during the lifetime o. the
They are The Poor sinner" by
! iauNis de Ciuvcnu"s: Tho WORE.
SHOP by Fau;lu-I.I,cur: .orphc,is d"
nH Gustav" MORGAN. 'Matcrnity." by
vU"ar'!.re. ana several pictures by
These pictures belong to the con
temporary school Of PAINTERS" de-
cared one OF the directors .. the
~ LUXEMBOURG. and eAnuid hay. no
,,,ii,.I iot a icnS Tim" - come in tho
saiicries OF N" Louvre The genius
| OF most Of th.s" men are ScCur. for
= ''ine. hut their works properly be-
long In ;he Luxembourg. Where their
The Louvre. the great museum nr
,IaH>i'al painters, should 20 slowly
~ is selection Of contemporary ar
tn" Louvre, the grca. museum Of
classical PAINTERS. should 20 slowly
ia i. selection Of contemporary arr
several prominent artists. however
have hailed tn. I.ouyrv'- Announce
inent AS one o: I'll. most Significant
tF"ntS IN tho long h!stCrv Of art.
Never during the recent years has
sn.h 4 tribute been paid to living
artists. The desire for recognition
ana tame. while not an important part
o; ;he artists life and ideals. Is vital
ships. tn. trials and d!sappoln,mnnte
Ihc great genius VIII not hav.
!" walt now urtil he is dead and
Snctk out OF the little window i'm
ii"aNcn and see HE paintings hang
ing IN the I.ouvr" ana his name
sc.o!Ied on The leager OF hnnnr,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

-nSton a. Bet,y's request. which tells
ne story OF one of .\">oi'~ Fables
"rc objects Of great interest to visi-
tors 10 this old town wh IN has
many other charming bins OF pic
iU'.Squc antiquity 10 offer
Three blocks from Kcumor. is the
last resting place az the mother OF
Was FinEton, the spot markell by an
imposing column @: gvai;e-one O:
the few monuments In the country
erected by women TO psrpc,uate the
memory Of woman. on one side
= carved in hcayy raised letters.
Mary the mother OF WasnirE;o.,.
and on the north side tho words.
Erected ~ her country women"
II ono could scale the Slippery sur
80. 80, "' ms granite mume.itE. one
nearer The Dlur-yAUlt,. dome Of
. heaven, but the vision Wou!l com.
inAHc an interesting anal extended
VISTA o.; tho old town. and the NILS
ara dHlrs. tho meadows ana orchards
OF IN" fruitful happai IDunlk Valley.
many items OF which ar" more or
'eSs associated wiki Washington
10 tho north i Fail Iiii ;h,. an
ces:ral home or me l:,h.asanS. ii1sai
DESCENDANTS Of Mildred WASHINGTON
aunt and soGmo:h,r of ;a- gen
'-f s%l- 20 inc and across
river on stafford Heights is :ne sim
b. au,ifuI colonial manor house.
Chatham. where Wiillaru F,zhuch
entertained George WASHINGTON and
ms lovely bride. Martha cambridge
InStiS. when on their hon luoln \
.lli." larthcr south, but still ~ STAT
tore. - the old Ferry Farm. no trace
"9" remains here OF The widow Or
ot hsr i!!uStrious family. Il W. .,uld
only "oint GU: lncai descendants ~
.H, FAMOUS cherry tree. or the
spirited colt or = chip :-om that
mythical missile thrown win such
proEerbiai force across The RapIa-
hammock Even tradition which has
~ Ii.. h,eSf h.ht OF such possibility.
BEt here ~ reality is The same old
river moving smoothly on, over ~ nj h
GeorE- ferr!ci himself his sis; ar
reSpeci.y" schools IN Frederick sburg
Town Rich in Relics.
on upper N.iu street I'm the town
,nc heavy roof Of the Rising sun
Tavern m2ies;iy appears This j.
ta@t old colonial hustelry which .ae
Y" popular rendezvous Tor Genera!
" aShiHgton. Patrick Henry George
Mason. Thomas Jefferson AMI other
men whose names are written on
~" most significant pages Of our ma.
Georges Church mlt on ,1o sita
.! the one attended for years by
Mary Washi0E-ar. mo stately ana
we'll proportional tower OF tn. rlri
.4sl W.. ard testament .;laam
nue. jest fraliy IH She slrlt.l.- T'Na
present Masonic HON. ~ FrvdericKs-
yi..s Lodge. 40 & h.ilt in 1873. Is
eesS Anne and Hauo, y streets. 'rhIs
$ IN" mother lodge ~ George wash
,>2tio n .haELgs been ini,iAtsd on
No'e'nDH" I. l15-. lassed a. follow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

while 1t worked out from the Win
CITY.
The choir has sung abou. GO
concerts in America and Euro
since its foundation in 1904.
The program VIII BE made TN
''ree parts. the first !ncliIEng wor
OF Palestrina: the second. some of d
greatest works Of Bach ana The mo-
rrn Russian school; the third. TO
songs and madrigalS.
In the third part four solo bo
VIII be introduccd-M Master Hi,
frobst. Galli-curci type OF color
tura soprano: Master Tommy Coat,
II nczz". and Frank Rouget dc 90,
tots and "Sunkist" Tom Huber. FRI,
California
John Finncgan. the wcn.iu.,v
tenor soloist OF St. patr!ck's cath
dral. New York. is the tenor soIof
ut the concerts OF the pauiiS, Cho|
ana VIII b" featured also In tho mi
part OF the program.
rather Finn VIII conduct these co
gs!'S nprsDnallS -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
MORE PEOPLE IN CITIES
THAN COUNTRY, is REPORT

lSontinned From First Page
gym KIND live and where there is lii
,'r 2nn"r,unity for him 10 learn
american language and ideals mo
mt OF living. he would l." s",,
HhH.r this plan. TO the Am.rj,.,u
arm which Fourth of Iu!y orators
wont 10 term the cradle OF
Pres dent Elect Uardinr g. l,,,,,,,
DC intensely Interested in tho on
tr" Immigration situation III. "a
'"rite story. told many times durin,.
aH'pi,En concerned a trip which
". maj" /" Europe. Coming hack
"h"n the vessel reached Quarantine
n" stood on "a" forward ,loSL; lrolsir,,
Gown at the hord"s Of imuigrantS
touring out OF the stecraRc. Babies
were !c!I!ls, mothers We're sick and
men we're Sull.n and tired.
All told. i, was Very distrcssin.,
scene. And. as the Senator tolls ;hc
story: Wv
turning to well.dross.a nros.
nerous looking man aionsside me !
. 81; say; It's all wrong. isn't it,
Things are not distributed rinht In
si.a world Here we are riding In
,n<ns ana al those poor suffering
p"on.' down there In misery
The stranger smiled. OH he
,aId. ar" YOU worrying about those ?
u you are; don't do II. They're com
ing from the lands ~ oppression and
N"Ncriy 20 Sc" land Of Freedom and
Va IN. Ana the next time they come
20 America they VIII hc riding in the
!ENury Of The first cabin as YOU and ]
are today
:" i know. ~. For six vc,rs
ago / came ov, VAT WAY rnvscir
While i: is improbable That any i'm :
migration legislation will he PASSED
~ The cXriring session Of the Sixty
sixth Congress it Is probahle that
soon after President Harding caIIs
tn" SiXiy-sev"nth into special s"ssion
som" plan "ill be presented I" Con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

cd. and which aye so vigorous and
stately today. WIKI broad brimm.d
garden fa, tied under her chin and
wi'h shor, stun pct,icoat ana prun.
ing shears ted to her bodice though
surprised. She met him with ,hu,
poise so characteristic or Madam
Washington. and bade hlm ,u;.r the
house end refresh hlinse.! with som.
g.: her gia-erhread and mint jGlyp.
tn, crouads iu h.r time. with The
orchards he stables. the Kitchen ana
flower gardens. differed in Size from
the lit,l" beauty spot, I'm blossom sca-
son OF today She brought from hey
g.rihood home across tho river. many
% her old-ti"e favo,.tes and her
garden Was redclent wiki slips
hyac.n'hS calycan:hus. l!acS. How
e-i7E almond. lavender. and other
sweet-scsutod shrubs and blossoms
Tho lockwood trees a;.G bushes are
all ,hat now remain us those closely
associated with ihe old lady. and The
walk UP 10 Bet;ys a, Kenmore was
tA-o-SH AN avenue of ,his puuseut
=arun
uer-l WashMs,on selected THIS
site ior his mothers home. a. soon
a. he saw that war wt,h England was
Inevitable. Tho protection offered
hy :. residence sn The town was
-rsatn~ than on ;he open h!ils!des
at Frrry Farm. and Colonel Lewis
and Petty could here have po-soncl
SUPERVISION over Ills loved. ana now
aging parent El,,. Lewis urged
her mother 20 share her beautiful! and
spacious home q; Kenmore. but -
40 avail. Mrs Washington .nsIst!u=
ON The freedom and Independence oe
her own home 50 about tho year
l..t she became an aciual res.!.,,
@: ,he town. in close proximity n
Ter daughter. and remained here un-
I'll her death in l7Se
kenmore Dates From iT5S.
The solid Old brick structure.
Kenmore. built abou, the Year l75s
oy Colonel Fielding Lewis Tor hts
bride Betty Wasa nr;on. stands TO-
aaE - reasonably wclI-ura e-yed
condition, j. having been occupied.
G,'rratiy since Tho d5ys NJ the
lew SEES hy private families who an-
rr.eitt, the associations which clus,.
ere there Bu; aow many aye ,he ,y
'r"s-.0ns of rcsrc; HAT spmv patriotic
sar--'s does act possess 81. leal,!:ul
art historic old au'l.r. wE- -r.h-
CRATE desova,iou d: ta- .Iae. aaa
w"ins,o; tn the various 1rr, and
'h" wonderful! ;r.s,.- ,h. one 10
The spacious dra"ina r.am. sa!a 10
have "een designed bs George wash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
R. S. JEMlSON WILL HEAD
SALES FOR BARNEY OLDFlELD
RMS Npp"intnirnt VIII nrcomr En-
ircii'c February u. According
Z" Head Of Tire Cnyupnny

I'1Tn"y 0INH.I1- Tr.EIdon' ~ thc
Dldaeld Tlr. r'om5ar, n. ,.-nr
pa!r announces the aI,IoH n, u,.,,, o.
: i";u.so; a advsr' sing and
- - rrom9t.on manager effective
February Il.
b.ck "a be- was then known. WAS
.tF .lrEen ears sporting editor OF:
"" Ailunia 'ia ) Constitution. For
'1' past r'1r nc was in narge az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
FAMOUS PAULLST CHOIR WILL
VZSITRICHA1OND THIS SPRING
Organization of Most Perfectly Trained Voices of the
century VIII GIVE Concert in City Auditorium
April 1l--Promncnt Singers Are Coming

Richnond's music lovers will be
tvrd"r"h an opportunity soon 10 hear
IN" most unique body of Choristcrs Of
tn" United states. According to AN
announcement made yesterday. the
lanlist Choir. the most famous vir-
tnoso concert organization of men
and boys in the country. Will npuonr
~ the CITY Auditorium April IL The
last appearance OF the choir in Rich
mond WAS IN April, 1918. nj which
KIM" II WAS greeted ny "a huge audi
enco AZ III" city Auditorium
Tn" choir is not only a great
lturEica! choir for the services Of
me CHURCH N a grcat hnsillcn In Now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
I,nri> 10 Send Delegates 10 yir.i,i,

PARIS. Feh. Tho Academy az
Moral and i'oiitica. Science has aC-
cept.d an iuv!tation 10 send delegate
20 the centenary celebration OF tho
University 81 Virginia MAY 20. Il was
announced today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Czccho-sIo,nI,in presit.p, II,

PARIS. Feb o-Professo- r q;
~" shry q, president % czccho-S Iowa
k.a. whose Illness was reported .,,S,.
'nlS week. j. i'm critical condition.
says Prague dispatch received her.
-" X suffering from phlchitis, an I'M
" fnn"t!on Of the inner membranes o:
IN" veins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

should ent more such iron. tanning vcre-
tables and fruits. like spinach and baked
apples and take organic iron like NuIated
Iron from time to time to help enrich her
hiood: Dut be sure the iron you take il organic
Nu1hted Iron md not metallic iron which
people usually take. and which is made merely
by the action OF strong acids on small pieces If
iron. Organic NuSatcd Iron Is like the iron in
your blood and like the iron in spinach and
apples.
NuSatcd iron represents organic iron in s,ch
highly condensed form that ono dose oft is
Estimated 10 be approx ina teiy equivalent Gin
Organic iron contenD to eating half n ouart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

bcr Company
IN extensive advertising program.
embracing national publications,
trhn" papers. newspapers ana qirec,
mail campaigns. Will he lauuchrt a.,
the ucnr fG,ur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

.that true friend of America ana
Washington. The grea, and salian,
Lafayette standing near the box
bushes which she herself aad plant
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-05
Plaid Blankets
Also ryaip I'D to S5.25
Now $3.45

REGULAR S5.25 BLANKETS IN WHITE, Gray
Or Tan with fancy borders S3.45 pair. To ap-
Drec:ate these values you must ther1.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-05
BIG BANK CLOSES
NV Associated Prees)

MEXICO, Jan. 4.-The Paris-NeX
leo Banking Company, with = capita
stock of Il 100000 pesos did not opeT
hts doors for business this morning
but treasury department announce
|rnent last night said 1t was expectec
that the institution would resume Op-
Ierations within a month and Toulc
Hiquidate all claims. Loans on cotton
Esugar and other merchandise which
recently recdeased in value was tht
kcause of the run, it was said.
A conference Of lemon growers was
held in San Francisco, December 20
Ito discuss water freight for lemons
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-05
$7.95-$8.95 and $3.50 Blankets Now $5.95


I ND THERE ARE MANY OTHER SUCH
values to be found in all departments
Lir>ited space, only allows US to list COM
parative few of the many, many lower prices
The people Of the Valley know what
Varney sale means, but now we believe we
nave even surpassed your expectations in this
7alue giving event.
value giving event.. Sale is now on in full
swing. Come early while the assortment is
large and the stock complete.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-05

f-OW WHEN THEY ARE MOST NEEDED
ID and most welcome-Good warm blankets
formerly uD to $3.50 now only $5.95. Fancy
olaids. also in plain Tan, White or Gray
Wool finish grade
To appreciate the values you must see the
ruality offered We believe you will readily
see the exceptional values.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-05
"ST. ELMO"

Tomorrow night Nurphy's Comei-
hans viii start the weekend program,
| and the play will be "St. Elmo,' the
well- known, always wanted and nevel
Forgotten drama.
Enjoying the distinction & bang
|one of the best known and Inost vide
dy read of all novels, the play has
|the same popularity, and has beccnae
one of the standards in the play worlc.
Lust as much so as certain musica!
scores in ten music world.
Needless to. say, Murphy's player;
/ will nut it on right, and large crowds
are expected, co phoze 10 cal ct :
{seat order in.
Tonight is the las5 time The Al
mighty Dollar" viii be shown.