Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 18, 1918, Page 8

THE THREE MEN IT TAKES TO RUN A FARM errand it turned out that he wanted Written Specially ‘for Uncle Tke used to say that it took thsee men to carry on one neighbor's farms—one | ot man to brag, ana one man to make S"Nnd durned i T can't stand either |of the others better'n that _critter ! o makim exeuses,” | ‘I have to grow a good meny varieties thats all the time makin excuses,” | & b ol ey . o g o LA (abtieh. |1 told him, “but not very much of any | ®d by centuries of expe: {man who exeels at making excuses isn% really good for an Opce in a while the with solid in the way !his hot alr. The excuse-maker, however, is al- ways a fafture: admits himself to be a [the time of day. - fafiure; and h! "0 task i¢| | have another neighbor who grows to_expia’ ilure. potatoes. Nothing suits. him .better Which is he thing that no|than to drop in on some -small chap one ever yet ied in doime. At |like me, with am acre of iwo planted; least. no farmer. look them over critically, and ‘then e had @ call | remark that he planted four hundred Within the last week t the eruption. 24 an the he When at last “Gets-It, One —That's because it ionally. e heen reported where achievemen best develop He appeared he said the late Evergre: got Liberty | Bottle for Corns!| Genuine “Gets-It." THE FARMER'S TALK TO FARMERS The Bulletin. to buy of me some pej of his man fo work, [mixed pickls with! [ had raised amd sold that the | one. Fthing. else. | cauliflower “are an who brags brag about. happen often, Usually he a ewelled head condolence. After which I oughtn't to have asked hing behind suit any sort of customer bus _ | best_of mine. he'll add, patro within b “Considering’ Kknow; inexpertness, h, land Just t corn eyer was a Cross and the Ban- sweetness and probably, es; there are | noise, too. something about them. after But, v and broe: chronic apoiogists, whose For som, our New be good for nd simply on such have to came in|almost deadly for another. many miles [ will be m at 50 cents |have whacking hay crops. yeen seen like ener urnips. His his & to explain. ason for it, but, as i ield of my down to his control, | rve no immediately ! he fact remains d prac al h nto daily coneideration. Let's see; in my gardens this year o grow asparagus and let- | spinach and mustard F've tried and “Corn- | d rhubarb and and (Lima zg plant and beans ang sweet corn and squash flower and Brussells ki nd and perhape a few < minute think " kins canlMlower onions and tomato the average. Th done as well low I'm baving Brussells pumpl rather more than I haven't got 'em; for myself or my | ardens | sea sred tive sible twenty-eight, pretty I'm not disposed to failures. work and the the best ear's TO grease, du-tandsmmafcvu'ylefi, shpofithehmdsahmmmflym, the rich,cleansing lather of 20'Mule Team ‘T | * BO-RAXO. Betterthan soap or “cleaners” cleanses without irritation. powdued Borax and it’s the igets down intothe pores g2, o PG L HTI DPTERER sweet corn and a few peppers myself. But 1 was mighty humble wlu\ him. I can't compete with a Teally big fellow like you. My peppers and early all solq out, and my late canliflower hasn't headed yet.” * He was sorry, and. 1 was sorry, and we parted with mutual expressions-of solemn half bhour wondering whether wonderful Bantam-Eversreen corn of his was vellow in the foremoon and white in the aftérnoon, so he could els last spring and, really, somre of 'em weren’t much better than the When that has had time to soak in, ingly, that he thinks T'm doing pretty well, “considerin’. what, 1 my comparative ignorance and of the brag breed running loose over the farm lands as well as elsewhere. ;1 They make a tremendous amount of I'd rather meet two of them in a day than just one of the continuous whine and whimper. reason er other, none England summers seems to good for grase, and we'll all may be marked by s practical ire of corn or oats or potatoes myself may have a nkum yield of fine potatoes and no onions may turn out ex- d his cabbage poor. hould be so, T There must be a whatever that rea- seems to lie quite bevond its discovery of academic interes cucumbers and beets cranberry, marrow ) and carrots and parsnips s and potatoes and peas and ind tomatoes and cabbage and cauli- sprouts and tarnips and mangels ita bagas and celery and musk- different sorts of vegeta- Out of the lot turnips s have proved ab- as usual or a little sprouts ins and melons and cauliffower my failure with them are thé yeneral sughout ‘the naighborhood. it I'm making no excus no excuses either well for a common hay- not one little bit more disposed to make excuses for They're all part of t e I knew how in every When a man has donc that, he and cauli- flower for his women folks to make Newcastle ‘send- ing out an S. O, S. eall for coal! some. little I put in a him if that according to don’t plenty dogs all, there’s ingratiating talk is one One season The same or don’t un- useful pur undeniable, to take- it and | peppers and and onjons other things of. . There's and musk- artial fafl and celery rest have call for the and call . ‘than Tajlure s because or anything brag “about | results, I've WILL BE SALE AND WILL BE GIVEN CAR FUL AND . leATE AmN- THON. Toilet Goods. Due CUT OUT THIS M EN, as well as Women, are interested in this m. cause the articles o the same articles that every man_uses daily bathroom — only at prices. re lhoul in his reduced TOILET SOAPS 10c Cosmo Buttermilk Soap 10¢ Olivilo S0ap...... Physicians’ and Surgeons’ Soap, 30c a box or cake at 10¢ Jergen's Glycerine Soap 12¢ Palmolive Soap 15c Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap 12¢ Colgate’s Bath Tablets, large size, assorted odor: 3 for ... Remmert's Peroxide Soap Pear! Unscented Soap. §1 69 a dozen, cake. Colgate’'s Natural Odor Soap 40c a box of three, or cake Pear’s Scented Soap, 3 for 55c or a cake Colgate’s Cashmere Bouquel Soap, large size, 3 for 70c, a cake ... 25¢ Woodbury's Soap 3 cakea for 59¢ or a cake. 25¢ Imported Castile Soap 6 cakes for 35c or a cake 17¢ 25¢ Cuticura Soap, box of 3 cakes for 5%c or a cake 25¢ P;cker's Tar Soap, box of 3 cakes for 58¢ or a cnke 5e He:mol Snap box of 3 rake! for 5% or a cake.. Colgate's Coleo Soap at $1.10 a dozen or a cake... FREE With each cake —of Cream Tokalon Complexion Soap at 25¢ we will give a box contain- ing one miniature package of each of the following Tokalon Preparations: Face Lotion, Complexion Cream, Face Pow- der, Beauty Powder and Hair Shampoo. 21c 21c 21c 21c 10¢c ANTISEPTICS Dioxogen Listerine Glyco Thymoline Pond’s Extract.., Dioxogen ... Listerine Peroxide, 32-ounce, Resinol Ointment. Glyco Thymoline. .. Pond's Extract.... Cuticura OQintment. 69 Dioxogen. 85c Listerine $1.00 Glyco Thymoline $1.00 Pond's Extract.. 25¢ Lysol (Antiseptic) 50c Lysol (Anticeptic)...... $1.00 Lysol (Antiseptio). 45¢ S0c EMEMBER — thi begin today—F' continue for one week. ale will y—and to the rapidly risi is a most important offering of ing costs of all the materials that enter into the making of these goods there have been several sharp advances in the prices of Toilet Articles since our last Sale. ND so far as we can see there is no prospect of lower prices during the contin- uance of the war—on the contrary, as time goes on, there is every probability that prices on these standard Toilet articles will go higher and higher. IT WILL BEGIN TODAY AND CONTINUE FOR ONE WEEK OWING TO EXISTING CONDITIONS this is (o} S read this announcemen t that this will probably be the last some time to buy standard, well-known Toilet Articles at such THE comparative values stated here are not our regular reta prices at which these goods are usually sold elsewhere—-NOTE INGS. AS taking into consideration all these futs it st be ulf-evim, T e MANY OF THESE ARTICLES are being offered al leu than ‘today'’s wholesale prices we reserve the right to limit the quantity. tiu( will be sold to any one person of any article listed here. CHOOSE FROM THESE DELIGHTFUL PRODUCTIONS OF BEST MAKERS. A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED TOILET GOODS STORE ' lS READY AND ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU. REMEMBER—THIS SALE OPPORTUNITY OCCURS BUT ONCE A SEASON. PRICE LIST OF TOILET ARTICLES FOR REFERENCE. THE COMPLETE LIST MAY NOT APPEAR AGAIN, AND IT WILL AID YOU IN MAKING A SELECTION. FRE 23 10¢ 10¢ Nye's Machine Oil...... Rit Soap Dye, all colors Nye's Machine Oil. 20c Witch Hazel.... 19¢ Parson’s Ammonia. 35c Parson's Ammonia 12¢c Absorbent Cotton ounce cartons 19%¢ Absorbent ounce Cartons 25¢ Absorbent ounce cartons Cotton, DENTAL NEEDS 16c Dr. Zinn's Dental Floss 8c Colgate's Ribbon Dental ... 10c Colgate’s Dental Powder .. 15¢ Sheffield's Paste . 18¢ c Kolynos Paste Sigte Dr. Lyon's Paste . . 2ic > Dr. Lyor's Powder .... 21c 20c Williams' Powder . 15¢c 27cc Forhan's Paste 23¢c 25c Cheney's Tooth Powder 21c Lavoris’ quu'd RERE AT 25¢. P. & M.s Listerated oot Baste - ; 19¢ 25c Albodon's Paste 20c 25¢ ‘Lazeil's Paste ........ 21c 25¢ Burrill's Paste and Pow der 21c Colgate’s Ribbon Dental 25¢ 30c Sozodant e 23¢ 25¢ Rubifoam 50c Calder’s 25¢ Calox’s.. 50c Pebeco Paste Colgate’s Dental Powder 50c Forban's Dentifrice 50c Pepsodent Paste 22¢ 40c 49¢ DEPILATORIES 66c De Miracle Hair Re- mover 50c Elrado Hair Remover $1.00 Hairgo Hair Remover $1.00 ‘Elrado Hair Remover $1.00 De Miracle Hair Re- mover ..... $2.00 De Miracle Hair Re- mover . $1.79 53¢ . 42¢ 79¢ 85¢ 87c ONE TUBE OF PALMOLIVE COLD CREAM. (With this purchase 1 cake of Palmolive Soap free) ONE JAR OF PALMOLIVE VANISHING CREAM 5 (With this purchase 2 cakes of Palmolive Soap free) PALMOLIVE SOAP GIVEN FREE WITH EACH PURCHASE OF THE FOLLOWING PALMOLIVE ARTICLES ONE CAN OF PALMOLIVE TALCUM POWDER (With this purchase 1 cake of Palmolive Soap free) 24c ONE TUBE OF PALMOLIVE SHAVING CREAM......... eeqes 38C (With this purchase 1 cake of Paimolive Soap free) ONE JAR OF PALMéLIVE COLD CREAM (With this purchase 2 cakes of Palmolive Soap free) ONE BOTTLE OF PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO (With this purchase 2 cakes of Palmolive Soap free) 45c Absorbent Cotton, § ounce cartons........ 35¢ 75c Absorbent Cotton, 16 ounce cartons 5 30c Sal Hepatica 23c 60c Sal Hepatica 45¢ $1.20 Sal Hepatica..... 50c La Blanche Java Rice Powder.. 50c Derma Viva Liquid 50¢ s0c e e 50cVivanduu's Lady 30c Pompeian Beauty Pompeian Bloom. 50c Ld Dorines. ¢ Djerkiss .. c Tetlow Colgate's Rouge 50¢ Carmen Fa 3 Rol wmow' Powder. . ¢ Carmen gy Miro Dena Rouge. 50c Mary Garden R ROUGE AND FACE POWDERS Qanitol Face Powder.. 21¢c Aubry TSy 25 30c_Aubry Sisters. Be tifier . § 5 Colgate’s 5% Colgate’s Cashmere Bouquet, 25¢ 39c Roger & Gallet Ri 50c Madeline Imported wch Face Powder 37¢ 35¢ MANICURE NEEDS Orange Sticks. . 2 for 5¢ 3%¢ Cutex Nail Polish, cake 276 33c Cutex Nail White “ 2 33¢ Cutex Polishing Paste.. 27c Continued Today The Sale of the Fire Stock From the B. D. Bugbee Co., Putnam This offering includes Table Damasks, Craches, Blankets, Bed Spreads, White Goods, Wash Goods, Women’s and Children’s goods are practically perfect, being only slightly water or smoke stained. today and until quantity Miscellaneous Toilet Requisites At Special Prices Ipho Napthol. . 83 gyptian Deodorizer... 17¢ | 4 Rubber Household Rainbow Dyes Tintex for coloring fabrics Hump Hair Pins 5e value at.... $1 Celluloid Hair Pins. shell or amber, straight or crimp T Bt SR 4c TOILET POWDERS 10c Roman Taleum Powd assorted odors 15c Jumbo Violet 19c Sanifol % 20c Babcock's Corylopsis .. 20c Willlams' Talcum, \Vio- let. Rose and Carnation .. Mennen's Borated Tal- cum, large size ......... 21c 20c Lazell's Talcum, three odors 15¢ Sykes' Comfort Powder 21c Mavis' Talcum. 19¢c 25¢ Squibb’s Powder 19¢. 23c Spooner's Talcum in glass jars, Tea. Rose, Corylopsis, Violet and Lily-of-the-Valley 20c Mcnnen's Taleam Colgate’'s Talcum, all odors Colgate’ leum. large . 25¢c Babcock's Butterfly Tal- cum .. 50c Syke's Comfort Powder 60c Mary Garden Talcum ,. VASELINE Blue Seal, yellow 5c Blue Seal, 10c Blue Seal. white . 10c Blue Seal, Fomade 10c Camphorated 10c Vaseline Camphor Ice 10c Capsicum COUPON Present 12c and this Coupon at our Toilet Goods Department during .this_sale and we will give you a.25¢c box of Clevan's Face Powder in white or flesh color. OMEN: are’ urged to inform their husbands, their sons or their fathers of this sale, as practically ~ every : man = buys these same Toilet Articles, only at higher prices. Show him the savings. TOILET CREAMS 1o Daggett ¢ Lamsdell's Cold Cregm, tubes ...e.. 25¢ Daggett & Ramsdells Cola Cream, tubes ¢ Frostlis; L 20 2 Pond's ‘Estract \Vanish- Knit Underwear. The g Cream:...........oee 216 5e - Pond's. Extract, Cold Cream~".., ai2de Camphorease . 19 The sale will continue Wdoubw L Facial ..., 19¢ Z5¢ Sanitul Cream 25¢ Pompeiun Night Packer’s’ Chidru oc Benzoinated Lotion zsc_Cocou’ Builer Mas: Credin - {3007 35¢. l.ummerg s Creanm ' % shc Jergen’ Almond Colgate’s Cola Cream 5S¢’ Pompeial Nigiit Cream ¢ ace and Cold cidiees 21 Cream 21c is’sold. Per oxldc . 27c 3¢ Violet Ammonia........ 12¢ SR d Al 5c Two-in-one Shoe Polish 10¢ L s gt e Rubber Fountain soc Stllman’s Lreckle .... 39¢ ges . 59 50¢ * Dagget & . Ramsdell's o Metal Hot Water Bot- Cold. ream,: Jar. . tles with flainel cover.. $1.19 50c Pond’s Extr ing Cream® i) 30c¢ tomd’s = Extract Cream ...... 90¢ sl'acier's Charm b Lompefan Day Cream . Tokalon Greasy Cream Tokalon Non Ureasy | Hudriut's Marvejous” Elcaya Mule Team L‘orax. ok HAIR PREPARATIONS Amami Shampoo. box of 7 Creme - Simon fOFTE a3 T AL 0c Metba $kin Chéaper Pollya Granulated sue Tompeinn Mussuse hampoo Uream " Danderine . oo e $L04 -Daggeit & Pamdcu' 30c Sanitol Liquid Shampoo 23c Cold . Créam, Jars ... 5 ge Sulphur. 56¢ $1.00 Pompeian - Maslage g ke Cream ;. 5\ 5k se ety & $1.50 " Gourard's Oriental . » ian Sage PeE RO T TH ) c Pompeian Hair Massage 43¢ $2 Madame . Ruppert's Danderine e Bleaeh ... ... Pinard’s c Packer” . 45¢ de Quinine 35 Tar Shampoo. 42¢ .. i 50c Canthrox ... 42 . 50c Mulsified Cocoanvt Oil 42c TOILET WATERS $L10 Pinard’s Eau - de AND PERFUMES Quinine = . $1.00 Hay's Hair Colgate's Fiorida Water ... 35¢ $1.00 Danderine Colgate's’ Perfumes, an’ ounce ; 40c Colgate's iolet Toilet Water Ceaane Colghte's . 78 Hudnut's Violet See ...... $1.00 Williams' Hurnut's Violet, .Ssc. Bath s o T e ) Williams ber Bar $1.50 Djerkiss’ Pe”umes'flz Williams' ~ Stick, creqm ¥ s e powder, in two sizes, Colgate’s Splendor ¥ and an ounce Colgate's Barber Bar, 8§ Djerkiss, “ Vegetal. for 60c. a cake ... 7c Djetkiss, Toilet Water Colgate’s Stick, cream or +5:50; Mary.. Garden powder in two sizes, fume an ounce and .. Handy (_vrlp h(u_k Handy Grip Re- c Lolga\c s > EMEMBER — this sale will y begin, . today—Frday—~and eonumm for—one; week.’ c John havi Johnson's Cream . 3 has mo right to brag and no feed to make excuses. There’s another year coming. Next summer eome of thase very crops which this season have fafled will sim- ply outdo themselves in production. And some of those which this season have done excellently will fizzle out with more or less completeness. It's so on every farm every year. We've all got to take the bitter with the sweet. But that isw't all of it. Our business i to hold our heads up square and true, whether our potatoes pan out big or peter out smmil. We don't have to strut abowt blowing fish horns because we've had 2 good crop. Nor need we get stoop shouldered knd whimpery because here and there, now and then, we've had a poor crop. “Thers is no armor against Fate. Natare treats us and is going to con- tinue treating us according to her own rules and not. aecording 0 our ‘wishes. good dog, but Holdfast says the old adage. It THE FARMER. Milford —Thomas J. Falls of Mil- ford was d for semator by the THE PEARL-SET PENDANT POPULAR FOR NECK CHAINS In fashionable jewelry, the tiny chain with a never seems to g0 out of favor. Just at present the pear! pendant seems most popular. These chains are offereq in the modish white and green soid. some all white, -others all green, althoush the standard Roman gold also bids strogly! for popularity. The pen- dants are set with all kinds of stones, as well as the precious pearls already | mentioned. from $5 up. Of the In price the chains come semi-precious stones, set- imgs of aq are now leading. Tourmaiines in varfous colors good, and so are what are called the nntmfic stones, rubies, sapphires, et al, everything except which cannot well be imitated. Imitation pearis never lose popular- ity, strings almost like the genuine being shn"n at prices from $40 to $200. Of course genuine peazié cost all the way up to $200,000. The pearl stands at the tou, also, in favoritism as regards the few ear- rings worn by smart dressers, pearl effects being liked by those women who continue to wear earrings. A few diamend ear studs are worn also. An expeht jeweler said yesterday in general the trend of designs thart eeemed to be a return lo mmarquise are | and emerald-cut diamonds. There are of course novelties in every line, espe- cially in diamond cutting, although the old round-cut diamond still holds #s own. Jewelers can use only what platinum they chanced to have in stock when the government's stringent restrictions were announced. The price of this choice metal has about doubled, and it is used chiefly to set diamonds. Some new Roman gold a stickpins, atthou g0ld are best liked for and charming efféects in e and green these. How- ever, in gold for these pins, as well as for certain beautiful brooches. the Roman gold is given a rose finish wonderfully effective. . w things in table silver and or- naments will be spoken of tomorrow. Whatever the demand for articles in the jewelers’ stock, no better guide te satisfactory buying can be found than is furnished by The Bulletin's adver- tisers today. EMERGENCY HOSPITAL HAS BEEN CLOSED NOW The emergency hospital carried on by the town in Bushnell chapel, which was offered for this purpose by the Central Baptist church, was closed on Thursday after having done service of great value during the Spanish in- fluenza epidemic. In the 16 days it has been used as a hospital probably cases have been taken of, many of them brought there when the patient’s condition was at least serious and sometimes critical. In one or two es the patient died within an hour s0 of being brought to the hospital The hignest number of patients at anw one time was 36 and the total deaths were eight, which is considered ki care a a commendable record in view of the cases large proportion of serious handled. Joseph G, Rainey, a t nurse, has been in charge with a corps of helpers. -, A dozen or more of the patients jcame. from the town of, Montville, whose selectmen asked that some of their sick people might be to this emergency hospital, as that town had | no provision made to care for them. Within the last two or three days convalescent patients have been al- lowed to leave Yor their homes and on Thursday there were only sick people left at the hospital. these were not well enough to go home and weer taken to the Backus hospital to complete their convalescence. The other two were allowed to go home. ‘It was estimated by First Selectman Casper K. Bailey that the expenses of equipment and other éxpenses in con- nection” with the emergency hospital would .probably = total about $1,000. Many of the families who had sick The' world's production of anicksitver people in the hispotal but up: their Liverty bonds as security to the town'|has-been “for vears almost siationary, for the pa will make for|with a tendency to diminish during the yments they the hospital charges. last decade. HEALTH NOTICE! Regulations published in the press on October 12, conv. cerning Churches and Theatres will remain in force until fur.: | ther notice. Lodge Meetings may be held provided coughers and sneezers are excluded. Public Dance Halls will remain: 'closed until further notice. ~ All schools in the city and town may open on Monday, October 21; provided the same ng. ulations as published on October 12 concerning churches md‘ theatres are enforced in the ld\oob.