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Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
BumsteadSWOTmSyrup

'.TO children an .ngel Vf merry." where llrectlons are followed. IT NEVER FAILS. Despite scarcity and enormous eost of sANTONTN, it contains full dose Stood alzfY yeaFs' test. Sold everywhere or by uaah. sec a bottle,
 Bst. c. 4, YOorhsss, x D.. PhiladslshlA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
THE WEATHER,

 Air pressure remains high of the At lantc coast. ...-
 Tn the Middle Atlantic and New Eng land states. the weather will be un- settled with showers and thunder storms and clearing with somewhat cooler weather on Tue1day.
 North of Sandy Hook: Fresh souther- ly and weather overcast and showers Monday.
 Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Moderate to fresh southerly and weather gener- ally cloudy showers by Monday night.
 Forecast. Northern New England Showers Monday and probably Tuesday; moder. ate temperature.
 Southern New England: Showers and uT1Sably thunder storms Monday: Tues day showers. moderate temperature.
 Observations in Norwieh.
 The Bulletins observations slow the following changes in tempe&ature and barometric changes Saturday wand Sun
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07

Predictions for Saturday: Generally fair q. saturdays weather: As ipredioted' warm.
 Predictions for Sunaay:j Generally fair.
 Sundays weather. As pn,dcted.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07

SIN. MOON ANp TII,rs
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07

Pachaug Grange Fair association has
 purchased ten acres. of land nearly op- posite the cemetery and plans are well under way to erect buildings. X large part of the land has been cleared cf white birches, plouged and sowed so that the ground will be green by .he time of the three days fair during September.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
HOSIERY CLEARANCE

WoMEN's BLACK MERcERlzEp
 LlSLE HOSE, were Boo Sale Price
 3Sc pair.
 BURSoN'S oUTsIZE COTTON AND
 L1SEE HOSE, plain, rib top and split
 foot. were 5sc-Sale Price 39o a pair. P oENIx MERcERIzED LisLE
 HOSE, 409 qualty, were 65c-Sale
 Price 5oc a pair.
 PHOENIX SILK. HOSE, black. white
 and colors-S Sale Price 98e a pair. PHOENIX SILK HOSE, clock stitch ed, black, white and cordovan-Sale Price Sf.39 pair. ONYX FASHIONED SILK HOSE
 black and colors, were $1.75-Sale Price $f.29 pair. ONYX SPORT HOSE, silk mercerized
 all comhinations-Sale Price S1.1s
 a pair.
 !kAYsER aRoLETE" SILK HOSE black and eolors, were $3.5o-Sale Price $f.e8 a pair. WOMEN,S FASHIONED SILK HOSE white only, were s1. .sS-Sale Price e8c
 pair.
 cHIL1REN's Xxi RIBBED \ HOSE
 black and white Sale Price 19c pair CafLpREN'S FINE RIBBED LISLE
 HOSE, black, white and cordovan- Sale Price 27c pair. l INFANTS WHITE CASHMERE HOSE, silk heel and toe, were 5gt Sale Price 39c pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
RIBBONS GlRDLEs AND GLOVES

6-INcH DRESDEN RIBBONS, light
 or dark shades. value 5oc and 75c-
 Sale price S5c a yard. |s-lNcH MoIRE tTAFFETA RIBBON
 all colors, value 5oe-Sale price 29e
 a yard. 6-INcH SATIN RIBBON, in . wide
 range of colors value 75e-Sale price
 soc yard.
 FANCY GiRoLEs, in metal or shell were sf.O0-Sale price 59e each. ONE LOT OF PATENT, LEATHEF AND FANCY LEATHER BELTS
 were 5Oc-sale price 3se eaeh. KAISER SILK GLOVES, buttor lengths, Paris point backs black
 white, tan, mode and grey, were s1. .0l
 Sale price 7sc q patr.
 MERRlLL sWEpE 2-cLAsF GLOVES, all shades. value s1.V9-
 Sale price 5ee a pair.
 WHITE cHAMofSETTE GLOVES 2 button length, value 50-To clos.
 out at 10e a pair. cHAMoisETTE GAu NILE GLOVES, in grey, brown, beaver an,
 white, value sl.25-sale price sge z pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
BED SHEETS AND
 PILLOW CASES g

FULL SIZE BED sHEETs-sale erteA
 SC each, E stxsO sEAMED BED sHEETs-ssls
 Price S1.19 each. -1 s1xso BED sHEETs-sale Priee sfzs
 each. sfxso BEST BED sHEETs-ssle Pries
 S1.59 each --'s six9o BEST BED sHEETs-sals Fries
 size each. s-f 45xss PILLOW cAsEs-sals Price 2s
 each. f'> 45xs6 PILLOW cAsEs-sals Prices
 33e and 42c each. sss 45x36 HEMSTlTcHED PILLOW
 cAsEs-Sale Prices 42e and zss
 each. s
 42~s6 PILLOW cAsEs-saIe Price ess each. s e 'soF 42xss PILLOW cAsEs-sais Prse. s,s
 each. 'e'4 VI 421ss PILLOW cAsEs-sals Price 4os each W see "
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
TOWELS

SMALL eIzE HUcK TOWELS suis-
 Price S1.2o a dozen. ']F s=ssls RLEAcHED HUck TOWELS. good
 eize-Sale Prices 15e t9e and 70 each. = ~ PART LINEN HUcK ToWELs-ssle
 Prices 29c and 65c each. -s ? ALL LINEN HUCK ToWELs, eass 1sx36-Sale Price 65c each. ~ i--- 1sx35 TURKISH TOWELS, dcuhle
 thread, good quality-Sale Priee zec each. s =-7 HEAVY DOUBLE THREAD BATH ToWELs-Sale Prices 5<c, eee an1 79c each.
 HLEAcHED TURKISH ToWELL
 Sale Prices f5c, 1sc, 23e and Seo eseh
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
SUMMER WEIGHT KNIT UNDERWEAR

WoMEN'S SWISS RIBBED SUMMER VESTS, low neck and no sleeves, regular and extra sizes, were 59c and 50c-Sale Price 25c eac''. WoMENs FINE RiBBaG BODICE VESTS, regular and extra sizes, were 50c-Sale Price 25c each. WoMEN'S BLEACHED S-U MI o N SUITS, all styles, regular and extra \ sizes-Sale Price 79c each. WOMB EMS MUNSiNGWEAR UNION SUITS in cotton crepe, dinnity and nainsook in white and flesh
 $1.00 quality-Sale Price 79o
 SIPS quaIity-Sale Price 98o
 s1.50 quality-Sale Price $129
 S2.25 quality-Sale Price $f.79 GIRLS BEEAcHED UNION SUITS low neck, sleeveless, lace trimmed Sale Price 59c.
 BOYS RLEACHED UNION SUITS short sleeves, knee length, all sizes Sale Price 45c.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
WOOLEN FABRICS

4o-lNcH WIDE WHITE SERGE AND TREoTINE, regular $1.75 quality
 Sale Price S1.25 yard.
 ONE LOT OF SERGE AND WOOL
 POPLIN, S6-inches wide, in several
 good coiors, to close out at tile fol- lowing prices
 s1.59 quality Sale Price 5sc yard $1.75 and $2.09 duality-to close out
 at $1.39 yard 54-INcH WIDE NAVY BLUE AND BLACK ALL WOOL SERGES, reg
 ular sS.OO quality-Sale Price $26e 4ssinch NAVY ALL WOOL TRIco- TINE, regular $2.75 quality-Sale Price $f.59 yard.
 54-lNcH WIDE ALL WOOL JERSEY
 TWEED, value $3.S9-Sale Price $2.79 yard. 54-INcH JERSEY in plain weave value $225-SaIe Price $1.79 yard. 36-INCH WIDE HOMESPUN, regular $250 quality Sale Price $f.39 a yard
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
TABLE LINENS
RLEAcH.IED .I TABLE DAMAsk, -9dsr

RLEAcHED TABLE DAMASK, AAder-
 eerfzed''-Sale Prices 44e, 65r and sec E yard.
 FINCH 5LEAcHED TABLE DAM
 ASK. better quality = Sale Prices
 $1.25 and $1.45 yard.
 ALL LINEN TABLE DAMAsK, full
 bleached-Sale Prices $2.50, $265 and
 $500 yard.
 7o-lNcH BLEAcHED LINEN DAM Ask-Sale Prices $2.25 and $500 a yard.
 HEMsTITcHED TABLE CLOTHS, good size-are reduced to S1.69 and MERcERizEn HEMsTITcHEp- NAP kNS-Sale Prices $125, $1.75 and
 s2.29 a dozen. ALL LINEN NAPKINS, assorted pat terms, representing values up to s15.eo-wfll close at Special Prices. ONE LOT OF ODD MERcERlzEp NAPkiNS-to close at 16e each. &
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
SWEATERS AT LOWER PRICES

TUXEDO SWEATERS, in Zephyr and Knitted Worsted. very hne quality garments, in the leading shades were $50 to ss.50-Sale price $s.se each.
 WHITE SHETLAND SLIP -QNs, long sleeves and self -gtrdIe = Sale price $1.ss each ALL THE NEW NOVELTY SLIP. oNS- AND SWEATERS, of Mohail and zephyr-to close out at 25 peI cent. less.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18

BOYS 7LousEs, made of good oual-
 ity madras-Sale Prices soc and s5c
 each. t MEMS IPSWICH BLACK HOSE, sub-
 1ect to slight imperfections were 2sc Sale Price 16c pair
 MEMS BLACK AND coLoREp
 H0SE-Sale Prices 12Ize, 1so, 24e
 and 29c a pair.
 MEMS HEAVY BREMEN susrEN. pERs-Sale Price 3ec a pair. v MEMS COTTON OR WOOL BATH ING SuiTS-to close out at 6ig discount v ONE LOT OF cHlLpREN's RoMP-
 FRS, were s10p-to close out at soe each. v ONE LOT OF MEMS AND WoMEN,s RAlN-PRooF UMBRElLAs, wifk paragon frame-Special S1 2o
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
SUMMER SILKS

Ss-WIpE WINDHAM SILK in assorted colors, regular ss.0O to s3.75-sale Price s2.49 yard.
 4o-INcH WIDE SILK cANTo IN CREPE, all the leading shades ss50 quality-Sale Price $2.59 yard ss.75 quality-Sale Price $3.29 yard 4o-INcH WIDE BARD NETTE SATIN suitable for Sports Skirts, 10 different patterns and shades to se- lect from, regular $3.25 quality-Sale Price S2.99 yard,
 ss-INcH WIDE cREPoNeE in 5 diff ferent shades, suitable for Sport Frocks and Separate Skirts. regular $3.5o ouality-Sale Price $2.9S 8 yard
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
TOWELMG

16-INcH WIDE CRASH ToWELlNe in bleached, blue and broWn-Sale Price flo yard. Y GLASS ToWELlNG in. check patterns Sale Prices 17e and 21c a yard. 1s-INcH HEAVY BLEAcHED TOW ELlNG-Sale Prices .fse aud 21e a yard.
 BROWN cRAsH-sale Price t7e a yard.
 ALI LINEN BROWN cRAsH-sale Prices 25c, 3Se and 3se a yard. ALL LINEN BLEAcHEp CRASH
 Sale Prices 25c~and 35e a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
MEMS FURNISHINGS
MIEM,s HALsRIeeAN UNDER

MiEN.s HAL1RIGeAN UNDER
 SHIRTS AND DRAWERS = Sale
 Prices 42e and soc each. MEMS RALBRlGeAN UNION SUITS
 -Sale Price S1.1o. MEMS plMiTY UNION sUITs-sale
 Prices e5c and s5e each. ONE ODD LOT OF MEMS UNION
 SUITS, values up to $2.00-to. close
 out at sse each
 MEN's NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, size. 1l to IT., good patterrs-to close out at St.00 each MEMS MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS Sale Prices $1.oo and S1.35 each. MEMS $1.6e AND S1ss NEGLIGEE SHlRTS-Sale Price $1.35 each. MEMS WORK sHIRTs-sale Price eec each.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
SEPARATE SKIRTS

We have assembled all our WHITE TUB SKIRTS of mercerized gabardine and surf satin. representing values from $3.5O up to SIPS. and marked them at one price-sf.ss.
 FRENCH SERGE SKIRTS in navy and
 black. in regular and extra sizes.
 plain or box plait, were sS.5O-sale
 Price $575.
 A SPECIAL LOT OF SILK AND 5 FANCY WooLEN SKIRTS, were : 1s-aa to -zs-as-tos ednza out at sA zz Z
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
SPECIALS

sToFFEL's TRANSPARENT OR. CANDIES, regular 79c quality -Spe- cial 59c a yard. SToFFEL'S DOTTED SWISSES with woven dots.. regular $1.29 quality Special 98c yard. JERSEY TRlC0LETTE, all shades, suitable for Underwear and Scarfs regular $2.o0 quality-Spec Sf.49 g yard.
 ONE LOT OF FIGURED LININGs ir several good patterns, were s12o- Special 59c yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
COTTON AND SEIEETINGs

36-INcH WIDE FINE BLEAcHED E coTToN-Sale Prices 15e, 17c 1ec
 and Pie yard. 42-IHcH WIDE 8LEkcHED COTTON
 Sale Price 32c yard. 45-lNcH WIDE EtEAcHEp COTTON
 Sale Price 'a5o a yard. z2-lNcH WIDE BLEAcHED COTTON Sale Price Soc a yard. |s1-INcH WIDE HEAVY BLEAcHED SHEETlNG-Sale Prices 55e and 65c
 yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18

ss-INcH WIDE NEW DoTT D VOlLES, all good shades, regular soc quality-Sale Price 33c yard. ss TO 3s-INcH WIDE VoILEs in figures, checks and neat stripes, mostly white figures on dark grounds, values 75c-Sale Price 49c a yard. ss-lNcH WIDE GOOD QUALITY PERCS4ES, neat patterns, value 21c Sale Price 15e yard.
 ss-iNcH WIDE BEST 90 COUNT PERcALE-SaIe Price 24S a yard. ss-lNcH WIDE STRIPED SHIRT ING AND WASTING, value Ssc- Sale Price Pic a yard
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
DOOR MATS

COCOA DOOR MATS, Value s8c-sale Price eec. COCOA DOOR MATS, Value s1.ss- Sale Price 96c. COCOA DOOR MATS, Value s2,35-- Sale Price Sf.6e ROPE DOOR MATS, Value $2.39-sale Price S1.93.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
PET TTICOATs AND
 RLOOMERS

RADlUM AND JERSEY SILK PET
 TlcoATs AND PETTaBOckERS,
 all desirable colors were S4.9S to
 $6.9S-to close at $4.39. SATEEN AND SURE SATIN PETTl- ROCKERS, all shades, were $L69 to Sale price $1.3s. BLACK AND CoLoRED SATIN PETTIcoATS, s1.oO quality for 79c BLOOM PETTICoATS, s15o quail ity for $1.f9, and s1.ss quality for $f.59.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
->CORsET SPECIAL.

We have selected several numbers from the following good makes-N emo La Resista, Trio, and Ferris, and priced them at just half their former prices Each one is a good comfortable model one you will be pleased to oWn and wear at the price
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18

| ss-lNcH WIDE BROWN sHEETINe
 Sale Prices fife, 14e and 1ec a yard 4o-INcH WIDE HEAVY BROWN
 SHEETlNG--Sale Price f7e and 2fe
 a yard. % >- 72-lNcH WIDE BROWN sBEETiNe Sale Price 3ec.
 s1-lNcH WIDE BROWN SLEEPING
 Sale Prices soc and 5ee yard. 40-iNCH TuBING-Sale Price 4ze . yard. % 45-INcH WIDE TUBlNe-Sals Prie.s 4oe and 43c yard. .s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
SUMMER SKIRTING AND SUITING

sS-INcH WIDE RATINE sUiTtNG in a good range of striped and checked patterns, value e0c-Sale Price 4sc a yard.
 36-lNcH WIDE GRANVILLE SUIT ING AND SkIRTlNG, checks and stripes, value 19e-Sale Price 59e a yard.
 as.lNcH WIDE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SUlTlNo AND sKlHTING in several good patterns of plaids and stripes, regular soc xAlue-Sale Price 35c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
CARPETS

27-INcH WIDE TAPESTRY GAR, PETS, Value f5c--for 49e yard. FINCH WIDE VELVET CARPET Value S1.4e-for $1.f0 yard. 1-lNCH WIDE VELVET CARPET value s2.Oo-for sl.ee yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
SILK AND COTTON
 WAISTS

GEoReETTE A N D cRERE-DE- CHINE WAISTS AND OVER BLOUSES, beaded and embroidered, all the leading shades. were $5.9S- Sale price SAYS.
 RADHUM SILK AND cREPE-DE. CHINE oVER5LOUSES, all novel, ties ss!90 and ss.50 value = Sale price $6.98
 WHITE AND coLoRED COTTON WAISTS, in Batiste, Organdy, Dot ted Swiss and Madras Value $2.60 to $2.98-SaIe price $1 .eS Value $2.9s to $S.5O-sale price $2.4s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
RAIN COATS

A GOOD RAINcoAT may be pur- chased here during the sale at very, little cost; for instance:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
CHILDREN's DRESSES

Made of fine quality Gingham, Cheeks
 or stripes:-
 SfJ5O quality for -............. sss
 $1.ss quality for .........-... sf.Ae
 s2.9s quality for ........... $2.5e cHlLDREN's FIGURED VolLEs AND IMPORTED ANDY DRESSES, sizes B to i4 years. were ss.6o to ss.ss-sale price $26e.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
ORIGINAL LOW DOMESTIC PRICES ARE AGAIN LOWERED DURING THE JULY SALE Cottons, Sheetings, Pillow Cases White Goods and
 Blankets Are Included
 WHITE GOODS

3e TO 3e-INcH WIDE FINE GRADE
 NAlNSOoK, white-Sale Prices 2Se
 and 33e yard. 36- INCH WIDE WHITE PLISSE, suit
 able for summer Undergarments-
 Sale Price 26c yard. se. INCH WHITE PoPLIN-Sale Price
 35o yard. 3e-lNcH WIDE WHITE BEACH
 CLOTH, makes up very pretty in
 summer Frecks or separate Skirt
 Sale Price 35e a. yard. 3s-INcH WIDE FINE QUALITY MERcERIzEp PoPEiN-saIe Price 45c yard. ts-lNcH BIRDS EYE coTToN-sa1e price $1.oo a cut.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
CHILDREN,S COATS

cHlloREN's SPRING COATS. IS in the lot, made Of polo cloth. in tan, rose and copen. were ss-ss to ss.ss- Sale Price S3.9S.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18

T2I- INCH WIDE RIPFELEF E, Vdtu6
 S9c-Sale Price 25c yard.
 TISSUE cINGHAM 36-INcH WIDE, | good neat patterns for summer froclzs, were 69c, 79c and up to 95c a
 yard-to close out at 49c yard. APRON GINGHAMS, a good range of
 small and large checks 27 to S2-inch wide-Sale prices f3c, 17c and f9c a sltK STRIPED sHIRTlNG, good pat
 terms and colors, were 59c-Sale Price 42c a yard.
 ONE LOT. OF GOOD QUALITY [ CHAMBRAY, several good colors to select fron-at ec a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
JULY SALE OF RUGS, CARPETS
 AND BEDDING

Cool Inviting Summer Floor Covering and Beddng-Each Article Carries the July Sale Ticket Which Means
 Savings to You
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
SMALL SIZE RUGS

SMALL SIZE kUGS 24x3s FIGURED WOOL ADMINISTER
 RUGS, Value $2.69-Sale Price $2.39. 26x52 REVERSIBLE WOOL RUGS, Value s3.50-Sale Price $2.9s. 3oxeO REVERSL LRLE WOOL RUGS,
 Value s4.50-Sale Price $3.69. 27x54 PATTERNED WOOL RUGS,
 Value S4.25-Sale Price $3.49. Ssxe3 PATTERNED WOOL RUGS,
 were $7.5o-Sale Price $6.29. SPECIALS
 1sxss FELT EASE REMNANTS, Value 29c--Sale Price 19c each. 24x36 LINoLEUM MATS, value ssc- Sale Price 6Se each.
 14x2s RUBBER DOOR MATs-special REVERSIBLE COUCH COVERS Special Sf.39 each. ! 1oIsxf7 INCH TA5oURETTE - Spe- cIal 9Sc each. 1fxi7 PLANT sTANDs-special 4ac each. 12x24 STANDS-Special 6sc each. I 12x22 BOUND STAND, Oak Finish Special $1.10 each.
 sf4Oe COTTON MATTREss-specia \ 60 60
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
ART SQUARES

sx12 TAPESTRY RUG, value s27.5o- Sale Pricel S22.50. s112 TAPESTRY RUG, Value s35.O0- Sale Price S28y00. s-3x1O-6 TAPESTRY RUG, Value s22.5O-Sale Price S17.98. sx12 ADMINISTER RUG, Value s45.00- Sale Price S37.fe. sxf2 HARVESTER RUG, Value s425o- Sale Price S34.se.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
COTTAGE RUGS

s5xso, Regular s1.25 qualty-Now ese 27x54, Regular s1.69 quality-Now S1.3e 27154, Regular s1.ss quality-Now $1.5e 27x54, Regular S2.19 quality-Now $1.6s soxeo, Regular $2.49 quality-Now sf.os 7x54 NEW COTTAGE RUGS in a new
 weave-Special S1.96.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
CONCOLELM RUGS

exs coNGoLEuM RuG-for $500. |7Isxs coNGoLEuM RJG-for e.e3.
 sxfo-6 coNGoLEuM RUG-for $14.oo. axf2 cnMGnL BUM RUG-for s15.46.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
GRASS RUGS

soxso GRASS RUGS, Value s14s-sale Price S1.19. ssz72 oRAss RUGS, Value s2.25-sale Price S1.69. ex1o 1t. GssASS RUGS, Value $S.50- Sale Price S5.49. sxt0 ft. GRASS RUGS, Value ss;ss-- Sale Price S7.69. s<t2 ft. GRASS RUGS, Value s11.00-- Sale Price $9.69.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
BED PILLOWS

19x25 FEATHER BED PILLOW, Reg ular S2.50 quaIity-Sale Price $f.98 a pair. 2ox36 FEATHER BED PILLOWS, reg ular s3.5O quality-Sale Price $2.39 a pair. 2ox26 FEATHER BED PILLOWS, reg ular s40o quality-Sale Price $3.19 a pair. 2ox26 GEESE FEATHER FELLOWS, regular S4.50-Sale Price $3.49 a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18

36-INcH WIDE FINE QUALITY
 cAMBRIc-Sale Prices 21c end zes
 a yard. sss. - GOOD QUALITY ENGLISH LONG
 CLOTH, 10-yard cut-Sale Prices
 S1.3o, $1.s5 and $250 a cut. ssF COTTON DIAPER @AcME BRANpn, 20 and 22-inch. 1o-yard cut-Ssle
 Price S1.29 a cut 3s-INcH WIDE LADIES' CLOTH, strong and durable, channels finish Sale Price Pic yard. 70 SPECIAL = ODD LOT OF WHITE GOODS, plain, striped and checked slightly soiled from Handling, repre- senting values up to 3sc-Sale Price ! 12I2c yard. H zess'
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18

Hsnsttehed Linen Handkerchief, were 25c < Sale price for S1.19. Misses White Hemstitched Handkerehiefs, with embroidered corners-Sale price for 5oe.
 Msn's White Hemstitched Linen Handkerchefs Sale price for $1.19.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-02-25

rally 7:15, led by pastor.
E. V. COLE, Pastor,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-02-25

This one is statuesque and attractive,
which undoubtedly helped. Blu the
idea took brains just the same. She
wanted a piano and couldn't afford to
rent one. So she went to a famous
pianist whom she knew and who was
cramped for space. Il have an eXcep-
tionally fine piano" she said, land Id
be delighted to have you come to my
studio and practice on It," Hhe was
chained with the suggestion. Then she
rushed to a wellknown piano company
and said. THE great Co-and-so is to
practice regularly at my studio. That
means that every one worth while III
the music center of the city will dror
in at one time or another, 1t will be
decidedly worth your while to furnish
me with one OF your best pianos, for
the advertising to yu." They agreed
She got her piano free.
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It's rather interesting to read ad-
vertisements and wonder at what kind
OF experience the people have suffer-
ed who have written them. For in
stance. in New York evening paper
the other day. some one advertised for
an architect and his wife to take n
permanent position. the wife to be a
sort OF hostess, gathered, and the
architect to do archtecting, suppose.
And here was this intriguing sem
tcnce' Must be governed by Mid-Nic-
torian ideas. or better, as TO domestic
relations. but must be otherwise
strictly up-to-date" No much confi-
dence in complete up-to-datcness IN
that mans mind,
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Christian Church

L.ble school $3.50 a. M, John Fans.
Ter, Superintendent. Christian Endeav.
or g. p. Communism 1890 a. m
Preaching II a. m. and Z p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday 7:15 p. m. Young
peoples meeting Friday $3.50 p. m
Stereopticon lecture Friday 7:15 .. III
by Rev. Manley Morton, a representa-.
tives of the United Christian Mission.
airy Society at st. Louis. Mr.. Morton
is a returned missionary from Para.
quay. JOHN MULLEN, Minister.
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Scott VI. Z. Church (COIOred)

Sunday school $50 a. m, Lydia
Walker, Supt. Preaching at II, 8 and
1880. Rev. VIM. Washington, of Wash
ington, Ky, will preach at p. NJ.
Rev. r. Jackson and congregation are
invited to worship with us at our af-
ternoon service. f. Nj. S. at 6:45. A
special program will be rendered.
Sunday is rally day; each one is eX-
pected to do their very best in this
special financial effort
j. NJ. HAYDEN, Pastor.
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If any announcement in long, long
time will prick the interest of the old
er generation ii ought to be this-that
the cid Eden Musee is comimng to life
again--in a motion picture. If there
Is any high light in the visits to New
York of those who were youths TWEEN
ty, thirty. forty years ago, it is prob
ably that place with its famous old
chamber of Horrors" and the Won
/ dorful wax works, an dthe automatom
chess player which nobody could de-
feat. Who of you remembers them?
wish that did; but I've heard enough
about them to make them pretty real
to me.
Ny
Every once in while foreigner
comes to town and gives us lessons in
| our own talent of getting along
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-02-25

Special revival services will con-
time over Sabbath and longer If the
interest demands it. Sabbath school
$50. The morning service will be de-
voted to the special interests of the
Sunday school, led by George Harding
Superintendent. Epworth League at
els, James Tucker, President. Gospel
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Church of the Nativity.

Quinquagesma Sunday. Church
school $50; morning Prayer and Ser
mon, 1915; Vespers and sermon 4.
Ash Wednesday, the first day of
Lent. Penitential Office and Holy Com
munion 9. Daily service throughout
Lent, p. m.
JOHN J. p. PERRY, Rector
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NeWY6r:k
Letter
by LucySea1neRn Price

is the Columbia Mortgage Company,
whose president Russell B. Smith
foresaw conditions and volunteered
the help of his company in the present
crises long before others realized the
solution. AS "A result his company has
been forced % move to larger quar-
tiers and has bought an entire build
ing at 4 East Forty-third street, in
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New York II was the always-ro-
mantle story of fame ad glory coming
TO one who had been hitherto I'M
known whe nthc decisions were an
nounced at the Dog Show the other
night at Madison Square Garden. Box
wood Barnentiue, an Rairdalc puppy
owned by r. c. Hood went from no.
vice to champion of them all, winning
the Airdale awards first and then the
grand prize for being the best Amer
lean bred dog of any breed in the
show. This is the third time an Air
dale has won the bestt-of-all-br breeds
victory at the show, and every man,
woman and child in this part of the
country who owns an Airdale or pets
Il neighbor's is looking proud With
100000 dogs owned right in the City
OF New York, there is rightfully n
large amount Of local interest In any
thing affecting them.
Ny
Do you know what pok is most in
demand in the New York Public Ii
brary? The cook bookla Honestly.
From nine In the morning until ten at
night, they are inconstant use. accord
ing to the librarians. Not only by
women. either. 1T is no uncommon
thing to pass out books to as many as
six men day" said one book guar
dian. New York is famous for its
kitchcnetting male population. Prob
ably more men do their own cooking
here than anywhere else in this coun-
try. or all people they most need re-
cipes"
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First VI. +. Church, South.

sunday school at g. SO a. IN. Miss
li'lda Threlkeld Superintendent. Ep-
worth League at els p. m. Andrew
Moody President. Preaching at 10: As
4. m. and at p, m.
o. C. SEWERS, Pastor.