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Evening star., 1922-12-11
COLD WAVE HEADED
TOWARD DISTRICT
Sweeping From West, Is Ex.
pected to Make Itself Felt
by Wednesday.

The coolest weather of the winter
to date is headed this way. according
to the weather bureau.
1t is not going to get colder stead
lily. but will get warmer tonight
with probable snow or rain resulting.
Freezing temperature will arrive in
the wee sma' hours.
Tomorrow morning will not seem
very cold. either-but don't forget
your overcoat. warns the weather
man. BY tomorrow night the ther-
that the bureau was unwilling to pre-
dict today.
Cold ON Wednesday.
Wednesday morning will be mighty
cold, though. unless tickle nature
throws a monkey wrench into the
weather works. Early today the off,
cial tube at the weather bureau
showed % degrees, rising thereafter
until 33 degrees was registered at
noon.
The cold weather will continue
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at
least, according to the experts. After
that, no telling what will happen.
The weather is the original "up-and-
down. proposition-no sooner does II
get cold than it warns UP again, and
when it warns up it surely will get
cold again.
Encouraged by success in early
skirmishes in the far west and north
ern states, winter was mobilizing its
forces in the frozen areas Of the
northwest today for an advance ex-
pected to extend over practically the
entire nation by tomorrow night OF
Wednesday morning.
Snow Barrage Expected.
Accompanied by temperatures lower
than recorded 80 far this season, the
cold wave. now centered in Montana
and western Canada, is expected by
the weather bureau to spread east
ward and southwark over the plains
states and great central valleys dur
ing the next thirty-six hours. A bar
rage of snow will precede Jack
Frost's advance. Snow Is falling now
in the Rocky mountain region.
A temperature Of "a degrees be-
low zero prevails at daVre, MOnI., the
foremost point In the advance OF
winters offensive in the United
States. At Calgary. Alberta. 20 de-
grees below zero is reported, while
2e degrees below is the temperature
at Edmonton, Alberta. An encircline
movement 10 indicated by tempera-
ture Of 8 degrees below zero al
Northfield. VT. and weather bureau
officials say 1t is likely the cold wave
will sweep on down the east coast
from the northeast.
This 10 the first real winter weather
felt in the central eastern states
where unusually warm weather FOL
this season OF the year has prevailed
for the past few weeks AZ q result OF
strong gulf winds.
Evening star., 1922-12-11
''Ca,dy Jag" No,0 a Realty as French
Chocolates, Filled With Liquor, Slip IL,

well, have one more chocolate be-
fore we go home"
Really. old man, I think better not.
That last one was 30 strong. and be-
sides, know my wife is waiting up
for me, and last night ate nearly a
dozen. which almost made me take the
pledge"
The above conversation resulted from
a novel method of obtaining good, real.
honest goodness liquor that was
brought to light today.
France, for a long time excelling in
the manufacture of fine liqueurs, lately
has been bemoaning the fact Of the ces-
sation Of her exports to this country
since the adoption Of the eighteenth
devised a scheme to partially supply the
demand Of those in America who still
remain little bit thirsty.
Evening star., 1922-12-11

There has now arrived in the
United States a large shipment Of
candy. part Of which shipment is
in the nations capital, and is add
ing serious complications to the al
ready tedious task Of the prohibition
enforcement authorities. This candy,
packed unsuspiciously in small
white box. contains thirty pieces of
chocolate. each piece carefully wrap
ped In silver foil. Inside OF each
chocolate is a light hard sugar coat
ing which in turn covers about q
teaspoonful Of choice French Iiaueur.
Each box is said to contain about
half a pint of the forbidden spirits.
and Is made in Ave varieties. The
box retails for $3.50. but. according
to the agents in Washington for the
candy, the demand is far excellinE
the present supply. Each box con-
tains an assortment Of anisette,
brandy, vermouth and benedicttne.
Who said There is nothing new
under the sunT'
Evening star., 1922-12-11
Wife and Slayer
OF Her Husband
Sentenced to Die
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. December 11.-Frederick
Bywaters and Mrs. Edith Thompson
were found guilty OF the murder Of
Mrs. Thompson's husband. Percy
Thompson. by jury In Old Bailey to-
day and both were Immediately after
ward sentenced to death.
Bywaters is alleged TO have stabbed
Thompson while the latter was es-
corting his wife home from the thea
ter.
The defendant claimed self-defense.
but the prosecution has produced
mass Of correspondence between Mrs.
ThompeDn and himself in an effort to
prove that they planned the muir
der.
Seats in the old Bailey were at a
premium, and several persons among
the hundreds waiting in line offered
as much as IS for favorable places
The court could accommodate less
than fifty spectators. Many Of the
unemployed took advantage of the
interest in the trial by selling their
places in the line.
Evening star., 1922-12-11
GORDON PROUD OF RECORD.

United States Attorney Gordon is
proud of the record established by
his assistants in the Police Court in
the disposition of cases involving
violation of the national prohibition
law. He stated today that 442 con-
yiciions had been secured within the
past five months out of the total of
556 cases.
During the five months period a re-
port to Mai. Gordon by Assistant
United States Attorney Kelly shows
$40 violations of the Volstead act
were reported to the Police Court.
Jury trials were demanded in 43
cases, and in every one a conviction
was secured. There were 408 cases
tried by the Judge. and only 3 of
these were acquitted. 1t was neces-
sary to nolle pros % cases. and 81
were dropped for want of prosecution.
There remain 263 cases pending, In
all of which jury trials have been de-
manded.
Evening star., 1922-12-11
PARL LEY AD]0URNS
OVER RUHR ISSUE
TO AVERT BREAK
Eight-Day Recess Taken by
Premiers as Open Rup-
ture Threatened.
BRITISH WARN FRENCH
AGAINST OCCUPATION
U. S. May Be Asked to Cancel
French Debt if England
Does Likewise.
By the Associated Press.


LONDON. December 1.-THE con-
ference of allied premiers. called
to arrange the basis for an allied
financial and reparntiOns confer-
ence in Brussels. has broken down.
1t was announced Mt o'clock this
evening that the premiers had
taken adjournment until January =.
After the conference adjourned
Premier POincare said, ''It In I'm
ished.~
The conference January will be
held In Paris. 1t was announced to-
night.
LONDON, December 11.-Adjourn :
ment of the premiers' conference to-
night for eight days, in order TO
avert an open rupture between Eng
land and France over the question OF
German reparations. has been vlrtu-
ally decided upon. 1t was learned to-
day.
The British cabinet rejected the
measures of force for the Ruhr dis
trict upon which Premier Poincare
insisted. Prime Minister Bonar Law
ish public opinion was overwhelm-
ingly opposed to any military meas
ures against Germany.
Poincare had made a demand for
the occupation OF the Ruhr as a
guarantee for German moratorium.
Hope to Mend Crisis.
The conference probably will re-
sumo its session in eight days in Lon
don or Paris. Meanwhile. it is hoped
that some guarantees may he found
which will satisfy the French and at
the same time make military action
unnecessary.
1t was stated in French circles that
the imminent adjournment was mere
ly maneuver to prevent an open
break among the allies. part1cuialy
between France and England. and
that there was little hkelihood OF
finding a common basis OF agreement
between England and France.
1t was further pointed out that In
spite of Premier Poincare's desire TO
cooperate with the new British gov
ernment. he has been forced; Largely
by the political situation at home. to
demand the Ruhr as the price OF any
concession to Germany.
The meeting of the premiers,
scheduled for this noon, was post
poned until 4 O'CLOCK II WAS eApeCl-
ed that in the meantime private in
terciews would take place among the
premiers in an eleventh-hour enort to
save the conversations from what
seemed this morning to be inev1taole
postponement.
May Ask Debt Cancellation.
1t was stated in an authoritIve
American quarter that the chief hope
of bringing the British and French
together during the period Of ad-
journmet, to which the conference
now seems doomed. lies with the
United States. 1t was said by this
authority that England probably will
ask the American government II IT
is willing to cancel the French debt
10 the United States provided Eng
land in turn cancels the French debt
TO Great Britain and at the same
time enters a definite agreement with
the American government to ulti-
mately pay the British debt to Amer
lea.
This suggestion was made inform
ally last night to a certain important
American now in London and it will
probably be presented directly to Mr..
Hughes. the American Secretary of
CONTINUED on Page >. Column -
Evening star., 1922-12-11
MANCHURlA INVADED.

BY the Associated Press.
vLADIVOSTOK, December ARMED
Russians have crossed the Man
churian frontier at Aliauor and at
tempted to capture the Chinese coal
mines, according to q report received
here today. They attacked 4 garrison
Of Changsolin troops. who. with REIN
forcements, -repulsed the Russians.
Evening star., 1922-12-11

lAS ~ "a SAoh Va
new cardinals to-
day. He also de-
livered an allocu-
ton and recog-
nized the appoint
ment of several
archbishops al
ready nominated.
The ceremony oc-
Cured in the hall
of the consistory.
in the presence OF
all the cardinals
living in Rome.
They were headed
by Cardinal Vim
1Ns
Evening star., 1922-12-11
TAFT WILLING TO APPEAR
IN DAUGHERTY INQUIRY

Chief Justice Taft informed Chair
man volstead Of the House judiciary
committee today that he would ap-
pear before it at the hearing Of tn.
keller impeachment charges agalns.
Attorney General Daugherty if the
COMMITTEES should see fit to call him.
Evening star., 1922-12-11
RESPONSIBILITY FOR FREE EUROPE.
BY Georges Clemenceau.

[Cornrtght
n
Evening star., 1922-12-11
Britons to Build
Two Battleships
AHowed by Pact

ny tIV kSbOCI6ted TreSS,
LONDON. December 11-Prime Min
lister Bonar Law announced in the
house OF commons today that the gov
ernment had decided to begin the con-
struction Of the two new battleships
allowed under the Washington naval
treaty.
Evening star., 1922-12-11
EIGHT CARDINALS
CREATED BY POPE
Urges Re-EstabiIshment of
Peace and Order Through
out the World.
B0NZAN0 IS ELEVATED
Pontiff Praises Those Raised to
Purple With Consent of
Sacred College.

BY the Associated Press
ROME. December 11.-Pope Plus Nj
Evening star., 1922-12-11
WEATHER.

Rain or snow and warmer tonight, with
lowest temperature about 80 degrees;
tomorrow. rain and warmer; much cold
er at night. Temperature for "a hours
ended at pm. today: Highest. "a, at
2:40 pm. yesterday: lowest. %. at 4:30
a-m today. Full report on page I.
Evening star., 1922-12-11

Continued on Page 2, Column 6.)
Evening star., 1922-12-07

Tan or blue rubberized
tached. Sizes E to u.
Rain cape outfits at 81
have rubber on the outside, plaid
lining on the inside. Hood at
tached. For girls OF 6 to Il.
Evening star., 1922-12-07
Boys golf caps at Sl.65

These match up with the above In the
verted plea band back the palmer onepece shape AL
silk lined. ,The floor,
Evening star., 1922-12-07
Use this u. S.,
Post Office

for mailing,4 stamps, regis
tered letters, information
about Parcel Post, etc. Uncle
Sans experts in charge. We
wrap parcels FREE, rear first
floor.
Postoffice in sport shop.
Evening star., 1922-12-07

Scores OF late hits with
words. Examples:
-'Co,cbells"
-".AH for the Lore Of Nike
Il Wish / Could Shin,my
Like Ny Sister Kate
-''i-Ji-Boo'
-"Norember Rose, Goodbye
-Tomorrou"
-"Tricks"
-"Who'H Take Ny Place"
-"Blue''
-'.He May Be Your Man
618 F Sta building for
music alone
Open evenings to 9 pm.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Domestic Department

PILLOW CASES Size 42 by 36-eXtra fine helnmed Cases which are worth 40c a pair
 4 PAIR FOR $1.oo
 PILLOW CASES @ by 3s15-extra large Cases, worth soc a pair
 3 PAIR FOR S1.oo HEMSTTTCHED CASES In two sizes, 4 by 86 and 45 by S6. Regular price 50c a pair
 3 PAIR FOR $1-00 s1 BY go HEMMED SHEETS An excellent sheet at the regular price of $1.49-
 ONLY $1.0o 45-INCH PILLOW TUBING It Is actually worth 65c "a yard - 2 YARDS FOR $1oo YARD-WIDE BLEACHED
 COTTON The regular price is 29c a yard - 5 YARDS FOR $1 % 3s-INCH BROWN COTTON
 CLOTH
 Regular price 15c a yard
 10 YARDS FOR $1.Oo WHITE DOMBT FLANNEL Width 27 inches, and of a quality which should bring 24c a yard 6 YARDS FOR $1.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
ONLY sf.oo A YARD
LININGS

SELLO SILK Made of a combination of pure silk, and finely mercerized cotton-it is au Bdea lAoric lcr underwear or lin- ings. We offer it in twenty colors, in black and in white
 2la YARDS FOR $1.oo
 PLAIN SATTNES Yard-wide Satines, in all colors, black and white They are Of the best quality
 2Iz YARDS FOR S1.oo YARD-WID PRINTED SATINES In great demand for coat Things, and sold regularly for 69c and 79c-
 2 YARDS FOR $1o0
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Lace and Embroidery Dept

Lace and Embroidery Dept
 sl!50 CHIFFON Our entire stock of the this Chif- ion. in staple shades and the lighter colorings-
 ONLY s1.oo A YARD
 RADIUM LACE ALL0VERS For blouses and overdrapes. They wsrs priced at s1s59 and s1.6s-
 ONLY $1.Oo A YARD EMBROIDERED FLOUNCrc Some dainty 1s-inch Flouncings which are just the thing for Chil- drens Dresses. Regular price 75c-
 2 YARDS FOR $1.oo
 EMBROIDERED LANDINGS A splendid assortment of 3 and A. inch Bandings with finished edges. Regular price 75o-
 2 YARDS FOR $1.oo EMBROIDERED INSERTIONS Csnbrio and long cloth insertions. in two-tnch width. Regular price 46c-
 8 YARDS FOR s1.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Muslin Underwear Dept
NIGHT ROBES

NIGHT ROBES A variety of models in pink or white batiste is offered in this lot. Both round and square neck de- signs will be found in both tailored and lace trimmed styles. All are worth s1.50-
 ONLY $1.oo
 BOOMERS Pink or white batiste Bloomers, and others made of crepette are included at this low price. All are 75c values
 2 FOR $1.0o
 MUSLIN SKIRTS Plain tailored effects or those with trimmings of e1nbroideries. They are regular s1.89 values
 ONLY sf.oo
 BLOOMIERs Batiste or crepette, in either tail- ored or trimmed styles. Value s1.5e
 ONLY Sf.oo
 ENVELOPE CHEM1SE Round neck or bodice style chenaiees some trimmed with laces and others qaite strictly tailored. Worth $1.5A
 ONLY Sf.oo
 MISsES NIGHT ROBES Good quality Muslin Gowns. finished with embroideries and dainty Swiss yokes. Sizes 3 to 14 years. Value S1I5O-
 ONLY S1.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Silk Department

40-INCH CREPE DE CHINE This is our regular $1.50 Crepe. and 1t is priced very low at that figure. We can offer 1t to you in eight of the best colorings-
 ONLY S1o0 A YARD GENUINE JAPANESE PONGEE Tn natural, raw silk color-it is one of the best materials for summer dresses. Better buy some for fu- ture use
 ONLY Sfoo 4 YARD
 ON ALL SILKS Excepting the two preceding items, We make the following reduction S1Joo Of on All Purchases of 5 500 800 of on All Purchases of $1o.Oo $500 of on All Purchases of $500
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Floor Coverings and


 Draperies
 s1.ss sCRLM CURTAINS Good hemstitched Curtains. in white only
 ONLY s1.oa 4. PAIR RUFFLED SCRIM CURTAINS The latest novelty, and worth s1.5o g. pair. Furnished with tie-back White only
 ONLY $1.oo A PAIR
 CRETONNEs
 ONE PATTERN ONLY
 g YARDS FOR $t0o
 Worth $1.53
 SIX PATTERNS ONLY
 5 YARDS FOR S1.oo
 Worth $1.45
 FOUR PATTERNS oNLY
 4 YARDS FOR Sf.0o
 Worth s2,20
 ':sUHFAST" OYERDRAPH
 MATERIAL B1ue, rose and gold. in a beautiful 50-inch drapery fabric. value s1.25
 ONLY $1.co A YARD WINDOW SHADES White, ecru or green shades, 3s inches wide and six feet long. Reg ular price e5c apiece 2 FOR $1oo SCRIM AND MARQUTSETTE Popular drapery materials, worth 29c g yard 5 YARDS FOR s1.oo MUSLIN SASH CURTAINS Soid regularly for 85c 8 pair -- 2 PAIR FOR $1.00 MERTTAS TABLE OIL CLOTH The very best grade-1A yards wide, and always sold for 45c 8 yard 8 YARDS FOR S1.N DE1T0x REVERSIBLE RUGS Size 27 by 54. Value $1.Ss- ONLY &1.00 HEMP STAIR CARPET Regular price 39c a yard 4 YARDS FOR Si.Oo RUGS All Cpngoieun, Ldnoleun and other Rugs and Floor Coverings of every kind reduced as follows ONE DOLLAR OFF ON EVERY $500
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Linens and White Goods

 PURE LINEN DISH TOWELING Bleached or brown Toweling, Is inches wide. Regular price 3sc a yard
 4 YARDS FOR $1.oo BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS Good, big, towels, absorbent, and worth 39c apiece
 FOR $1.o0 BIEACHFD AND FANCY TURKISH TOWELS A variety, selected from our reg ular stocks, and all worth 75c apiece
 2 FOR s1.oo COTTON HUCK TOWELS Regular price 29c apiece
 6 FOR $1.00 zso yIEM8IED COTTON DISH
 TOWELS
 6 FOR $1.00 HEMSTITCHED LINEN HUCK
 TOWELS Sold regularly for $1.49 and S1.69-
 ONLY $1.0o 1s-INCH SANITARY DIAPER
 CLOTH Sold regularly 10 yards for s1.39 -
 ONLY $1.00 64-INCH MERCERIzED
 TABLE DAMASK Handsor4e Linen designs, and a finish which will last. Regular price s1.00 a yard
 2 YARDS FOR $1.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Neckwear Department

ORGANDIE AND LACE VBSTEES A most attractive showing of the very latest styles. Values s1.00 to S1.59-
 2 aFoR s1.oo
 MEMS PURE LINEN
 HANDKERCHIEFs They should sell for 75c apiece
 2 FOR $t.e0 WOMEN PURE LINEN
 HANDKERCHEIFS Our regular soc quality
 3 FOR s1.oo
 MEMS FINE COTTON
 MANUFACTURERS Soft and absorbent, and worth 17c
 8 FOR $1.oo wOSTENS FINE COTTON
 HANDKERCEIEFS 4 regular 1215c grade, and worth it.
 g FOR $1.oa
 COTTON UMBRELLAS For men and for women. A good assortment Of crook handles, plain and cor handles. It is a long time since you bought a good umbrella for this price. Worth S1.50-
 ONLY $1Oo
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Woolen Dress Goods Dept

ssINCH sKIRTTSG PLAIDS Some very attractive plafds, in . number of good color combinations.
 2 YARDS FOR $10o
 A-INCH STORM SERGE A fine, doubie-warp, all-wool Serge, sponged and shrunk. We have 1t in several Of the best colors and in black
 ONLY $1.oo A YARD AIL-WOOLEN DRESS GOODS Excepting the two preceding items, reduced in price as follows = On Every Purchase of $500
 We Rebate $f.oo
 On Every Purchase of $1O@
 We Rebate $200 On Every Purchase of $15!O
 We Rebate $3.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Corsets and Aprons

DOLLAR DAY CORSET SPECIAL A good corset in two models, one low and the other a medium low bust, both with long hips. A reg ,Iar s2 Oo va1ue
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Ribbon Department

BEAUTIFUL MOIRE RIBBONS Suitable for hairbows, and sold reg ularly for s1.00 a yard
 1Ia YARDS FOR $1.oo
 39c DRESDEN RIBBONS They use them a great deal for making camisoles-
 4 YARDS FOR $100 6-TNCH TAFFFTA RIBBONS The regular price is 25c a yard
 5 YARDS FOR S1.o0
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
ONLY S1m
KITCHEN APRONS

644 OI-114N AE LpS-NNo Water proof rubber aprons for kit chen wear, in pretty stripe and check designs. Regular price s5c-
 2 FOR St.oo PERCALB KITCHEN APRONS An extra quality of percale is used and the aprons have reinforced yokes. Regular price 59c-
 2 FOR S1.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
ONLY S1W
APRON FROCKs

A large assortment of pretty frocis, in Percales and Ginghams-pleas- ing stripes, cheeks and figured de- signs-and in a wide color range. Your choice of red. green, brown, blue, hello and pink. All good value at $1.6e-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
In the Chfldren's Corner

CHILDRENs DRESSES For ages from 2 to 6 We have splendid assortment of plain chem bray dresses, and pantie frocks which are worth $1.59-
 ONLY $1.oo BOYS IDEAL UNDERWAISTS Heavy muslin waists which will stand the strain. Sizes 2 to 6. Value 65c-
 2 FOR $1.0o AN ASSORTMENT OF s1.5o
 ROMPERS Pink, blue or tan check rompers, with white repp collar. cuffs and belt. Sizes 1, 2 and 3 years
 ONLY $f.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
JEWE1RY

A SPECIAL LOT OF GIRDLES- All of the latest designs and colors are included in the assortment. Value s1.75-
 ONLY $1.0o ONE LOT OF BEAD NECKLACES All of the latest novelties. Value $1.75-
 ONLY sf,oo
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Toilet Goods Department

Pepsodent Tooth Paste-3 for $1.00 Pebeco Tooth Paste-3 for $1.oo Ko1ynos Tooth Paste-5 for $1.oo Woodbury's Facial Soap-6 for S1.o0 Cuticura Soap-6 for S1.00 Palmolive Soap-13 for $t.oo A HALF POUND CAKE OF
 BUTTERNTILK SOAP
 COCO BUTTER OR
 VIOLET GLYCERTNE SOAP
 12 FOR $1.Co Mavis Ta1cum Powder-6 for $t.oo Azurea Talcum Powder-5 for $1.oo Mavis Face Powder-S for $f.oo Java Rice Powder-3 for S1.e0 venida Hair Nets, either single
 or double-te for S1.oo
 TOILET PAPER Red Cross .......... 12 for $t.00 Japanese ..........-... 12 or S1.oo Waldorf ............ .. 12 for S1.oo Bob White ......,,.4.. f2 for S1.o0 Sant Tissue .........--. $ for $1,0o NICKEL VACUUM BOTTLE
 Pint Size-oNLY S1.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Leather Goods Department

SPECIAL LOT OF CALFSKIN BAGS-Extra quality, in brown, tan or grey. Values to SS.5e-
 ONLY $20o SPECIAL LOT OF VELVET HAND BAClS-We also include sheepskin, etc. Values to $1.75-
 ONLY $1.00 BACK STRAP PURSESS-Values
 ONLY Sf.oe OTTR COMPLETE LINE OF HAND BAGS OF ALL KINDS HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE FOR THIS ONE DAY-LOOK THEM OVER.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17

Hosiery and Underwear
 Department
 s1.45 SILK HOSE Pure thread silk. in black only -
 ONLY St.oO A PAIR WOAEEN'S S SILK STOCKINGS Made with seam in leg. and with lisle top and sole. A splendid s1.z5 value in black and white
 ONLY Stoo A PAIR WoMEN'S MERCERIZED
 STOCKINGS A fine ribbed top hose, in black . only. Regular price 59c-
 2 PAIR FOR $1.0o wo1EENTs FINE COTTON
 STOCKINGS A first quality hose, in black oz brown. Regular price 29c a pair
 4 PAIRS FOR St00 woMENs COTTON STOCKINGS A second quality, sold by some as frsts. so don't be afraid Of their wearing qualities
 6 PAIRS FOR S1.oO
 BOYS BLACK RIBBED
 STOCKINGS Sold regularly for 29c and eee . pair
 4 PAIRS OR sf.oo
 GIRLS FINE RIBBED
 STOCKINGS We have these in black, white and brown Regularly 2sc and 8sc-
 4 PAIRS FOR $1Oo CHILDREN FLEBCED VESTS
 AND BLOOAERs The balance Of our stock. They have been selling for 500 and 5sc- 8 FOR S1.oO wOMENS BODICE VESTS Sizes 5 and e- Q TUX SislG Extra sizes ', and g. sFoR St.53 wOaIENfs KNEE LENGTH PANTS Light weight, were 4sc-
 FOR S1O0 Medium weight, were s1.oo and S5c-
 2 FOR s1.0O
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Stationery Department

S~~~A~AA~AF @~ ~~%- -A-~ ~A-N TWO POUNDS OF KARA LINEN AND ONE BOX OF ENVELOPES. Value s1.25-
 ONLY sf.0o TWO POUNDS OF HURD'S LIN FIN PAPER AND ONE BOX OF ENVELOPES. Value sL2=
 ONLY Sf.oO ONE BOSTON PENCIL SHARP FINER AND FIVE DIAGRAPH PENCILS. Value s1-25-
 ONLY Sf.oo ANY BOX OF WRITING PAPER IN OUR STOCK UP TO S2.50 in value
 ONLY $foo
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-07
wooDMEN ELECT OFFICERS

Tho annual election of officers of
The Woodmen of the World was held
last Tuesday evening and a large
membership was in attendance. Fol
lowing is the list Of new officers for
The ensuing year: Past Con. Com,
R. N. Bord: Con Com. NJ. D. Steph-
ems: Adviser. Lieut.. W. E. Rownd ;
Banker, E. R. Moore; Clerk, w. E..
Seldner; Escort, Charles Moore /;
Waterman, Charles Evans; Sentry, O..
7. Bickham. Managers. Murphy Will
liams and ". S. Jewell.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-07

a member Of the Delphian Ladies
Quartet. The past Lyceum season she
was manager Of the well-known Bier
kamp Trio.
Miss McIntire is a skilled violinist
and possesses a voice Of rare quality.
She also plays the piano accOmpani
ments for Miss Jensen's vocal solos.
For several seasons she toured the
country with the well-known Althea
COMPANY.
The a-tractions thus far on the
1922-1923 course have been excep-
tionalIv good and it is expected that
the Delphians will measure up to the
standard. The entertainment will be
hold in the High School Auditorium
"Wednesday. December 10, at 8:15
= m. Si"r'o admission tickets: Adults
75c: children (under sixteenl Csc.
Seats my be reserved by telephon-
ing the 7. NJ. c. A.