Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 13, 1921, Page 7

'-tu = r;-m "‘_‘—”_‘W’_ T ST S : i I T T _1- 'P_OETRY \ aT;HE ‘1 ll | ANNOUNCE "THE POPULAR EVENT e BEGINNING Tomonnow JANIIARY 14th AND TO 'CONTINUE DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY “THE SALE OF THE SEASON" is the sale you are waiting for. It has been honestly presented and conducted twize yeariy dur- - the past four years; and you have learned that itisa real reduction sale—well worthy of your confidence and patronage. “THE SALE OF THE SEASON o begmmng Tomorrow, Jan. 14th, is of much greater importance than ever before because of the fact that we are reud)ustmx our bmmess to meet the: changmg conditions, and therefore, you will find that NEVER have we made such sacrifices as we are offering now——-NEVER Tave we slashed | prices to such a low level as we are slashing them in this sale. This is abqolutely tha higgest money-saving opportunity ever presented and we know that you will take advantage of the great bar- gains awaiting you—DO NOT DELAY-—SHOP EARLY. *_4“~“_____+ No Alteratwns—flo Erchanges——No C. 0.D.s or Teleplzone Orders—-AII Sales Final “LOW TIDE* "The tde Graws out scrces the dappled Thres n. the streams. gray-vélning all ';'3-. and the light shetske 16 ot 1;! Il"l: yelln' till the dark ereeps Fold. i o lost wind drifting thfeugh e town. Dark folds me. too, ant the wind watks with me ! A um-u traveler. How his feet have aye | Bestde"the ‘sand hifls; how his hande made free Among my halr, 8 deeper dusk I I Blown us dead leaves huig frow & tres Ilmumi|l||||luunu!l! '!Hn'm n'l;lu.xum i subwme too, ul-ahu.-lfdnhq The uumlav-nmuu-- 'Tluhmwnnuhnu‘hn-l— Erow To feel the impiress foot And“:vrysro& 3‘:& '-- iommm..“nnn tos] & ehild | Abo\ohmyhelan.nll the er And the dear wind, my feflow-traveler, sta, To stroke my feet or tumble in my hair Or biind with sand the - dler's sullen T am the sand. But would 1 were B¢ eea, To clash and kiss and kifl, to laugh and n ru; To scatter beanty and to make love As wave meets wavh beneath amorous sun, ‘To smile and spread and mingle ene by . ome. Passive 1 lie night-long. Pale day upe th e suul Edwards, in the louden | oXG. 'son mv. the ngm on Mrn na pine green | 1y By ou greming mevs Hviae Since Mary smiles on me. Dark clouds that velled the east at dawn Ko fading fm aw | Sunlight is on the tassel eorn Sweet southern breeses sway. . And sparrows by the roadside sinm | | FipmE cneaariingly | In.find dehieht in Since Mary smiles on —Oscar Laighton, in Boston “Trassertot, HUMOR OF THE DAY “1 wish a cigaretts case 28 & gift for 2 m!mv. A Heeran of & IndyT {Lout s\me ‘Courlor foeraal | Mrs G."I-r “1 expect your baby larger when 1 see her qu; | Mra. Sharp: ~T hope soMason Pei | earaph, | “The number of curates Who seem b8 ! be able to find plerty of time for goit" is most gurprising.” writes & oorres- | pomdent. We sormoss the mmjority of | them emplove vicars—Punch. | Just Proposed: “What can 1 8o tu | prove my nndy{nl love for you dear®™ Just Accepted: “Buy me some fish and chips, d il —Emnu | Mr. New “This lettucs e beastly. Hd V\"rl wnh "r Mre. “Of eourse 1 &d. dar- Ing—and T used perfumed soup, fomn London Mafl. “This burlesans quéen ears she's going 1o play Hamlet. “For why P | “She says she wants ts e bemtir | workc™ “She's blufMine. 1 Gona thise she's Huftthg. ®he { peedn’t humt for an exause o wear |t gtu —Lcummo Courier-Journat. sort of a novel 1§ 1T ow n-mnnad. at so® the fipish."—Detroit Fres Prem. rove have finished (he reeption seeus dam.” announced the decorater, | "Ama what shall we 8o in the fee terim® “T (hink it eelling needs & Iiitle palik® —Lou! n—flla Couré?-Journal. | “How aia the banquet go?™ | “Oh. fairly wen.” X | “Had a lot of alry persifage. ¥ mpe i " ' e o S D§A"1°.B"chz $10.95 $39.50. SUITS—Sale Price $20.85 PRI SRR it - 1 $45.00 SUITS—Sale Price $24.95 SALE PRICE $11.95 2 £ $25,00 Silk and Satin Dresses— | $49.50 SUITS—Sale Price $27.95 : | “Poor Mre Britbles et hear mers | than Palf her husband mys to hers at's all right; she oughtn't ta®e on Transcript. | “Our pretty neighbor mmwst much in love with her mml. I i.fl her the other day say she was guing to do her best to make her Bfliyy lite harny.” ALE PRICE $12.95 | “Billy's not her husband, hey het i | poodle."—Bakltimore Amrl ALE PRICE $14.95 : ‘ : $29.75 Silk and Satin Dressss— §§§ g ifircg:u SALE PRICE ;19 s | 1:$59.50 SUITS—Sale Price $32.95 SALE PRICE $14.95 THE KALEIDOSCOPE $39.50 Lung Coats .. . SALE PRICE $24.98 ) $45.00 Sport Coats.", .. SALE PRICE $29:85 |- I’UR TRIMMID $45.00 Long Coats. . . .SALE PRICE $29.85 saaooi.mc.m ..su.znucr.m.u George Washington was one of the sl to urge the building of good roads By the national ment. More than 400 cammereial atvplemes lare in use in Bngland. and they haws carmed more 60,000 passengers t» $35.4 ® Sk and Sutin Dresoe - ALE PRICE $18.95 Dreuu—- SALE PRICE $22.95 565 00 SUlTS—Sale Price $38.95 $75.00 SUITS—Sale Price $42. 95 $39.75- Silk and Satin 3 [} 85, 'S—Sa 345 5.00 nd Sal D- 25— animals with eyes thet are so trest- ek RAccoon GOLLAR s s 'OOSUIT le Price 95 " - hn SAL ALE PRICE $24.95 1:«?;;"?.':'_ that they are iuminous $69.50 Long Coats. . ..SALE PRICE $48.95 RAOOOQN GDLLAR 2 $50.50 Long Coats. . C%ALE PRICE $39.85 | 365.00 Sport Coats, .. SALE PRICE $44.95 | $79.50 Long Bolivia el .50 Bohvn 00 Liny SALE PRICE 35495 $39.50 Plush Coatess. -SALE PRICE $24.95 $49.50 Plush Coatees. . SALE PRICE $20.85 $58.50 Plush Contecs..SALE. PRICE. $39.85 $95.00 SUITS—Sale Price $54.95 - ODD LOTS OF SUITS Former Prices $35.00 to $59.50 SALE PRICE $16.95 ALL BLACK SUITS 1-3 Off Regular Price $18.98 Serge Dresses. SALE PRICE $11.95 $24.98 Serge Dresses. .SALE PRICE $13.95 $24.75 Tricotine Dresses— SALE PRICE $17.95 $34.50 Tricotine Dresses— SALE m $24.95 $39 50 Tncnrtme Dresses— SALE PRICE $27.95 0dd Lot of Silk and Satin Dresges Formarly Priced $18.98 to $29.78 A batiet trom Meste Corta: WHiGh mot only is a work of historical Interest as "n. was r-‘fly soid for $200,000. Jidta lead. the mainstey of o gulye- ing business, is believed to have beem first manufactured by the Venetians in | the nmsm: century. | _In museum of Windsor eustle fn Tegands 1o o wenderid siedion 5 | old china, onsissing of 10,000 plecen Sa valued at nearly a million dollars. | Earthquake records are made sersitized film by & light ray In m« is regarded as the most perfect seismo- $ 1.8 and $1.75 Voile Wmst ALE PRICE 85¢ $ 2.98 and $2.50 Voile \glnsb— voung sclentists of Hawail. The waiters In the hotels and restswe- ants of Bordean once went an strike be- SALE. PRICE $9.85 _ ALE PRICE $1.45 | | § 5 oeeis it 58 el . $ 3.95 and $3.50 Voile Waists— The labor coflege in the United -h- 6 508 Goorgetse Wk Uk SLOB | [ 20T Y e SE B 7 - =5 5 SALE PRICE $3.95 ‘hhor unjons of Springfleld and Hol- SALE STARTS TOMORROW, JANUARY 1dth ¥ 7o Somm oo, o oo | || S imimmanas musquuo hmny hlu iazy and lent, and no i esk at -l! although mey will -& water or other a Ppear especiglly fond of $ 9.98 Georgette Waists— SALE PRICE $5.95 $12.88 Georgette Waists— SALE PRICE $5.95 $15.88 Georgette Waists— SALE PRICE $8.95 0dd Lot of Gaorgstts Waists . Formerly Priced SS.% to $8,98 SALE PRICE $2.95 ppe nfiles. Thus, it travels Ay betore the atmospherte friction This fr' res. THE OLEVSON CO. FRANKLIN SQUARE, NORWICH » A '- § f' ; ;’ . il