Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 18, 1921, Page 10

% e B HARR| Parisian Sage Koeps Scalp Healthy and Prevents Dardruff. m2ex me—— If your hair is falng out, or 4 ing cold, faded, Gry, streaked and scragziy and away., R mew halr does not grow, tne rev.s must long roads wind be immediately vitilized and nourisbed, dul! skies meet; To do this quickly, su.eiy, and most clothing, bant by jarring winds unkind, effcctively, gel a bottle of Parisian waiti from your drugmist and [ol ow ‘omical 7 Eeeal s LT s 3] E % the, p t trees stand waiting. f u-»m wind's kisses sweet. !'I::..::mpleélalrec.lau /g ‘w:: K < m"' o eroy > i o E o rks hway for the tender fest of Spring,. ; artsian Sage is guarinteed 1o gui k- it N averameny tan feck: | ove ; i ATl the palt damers woidon. candy 1y, banah & dand.ud, sy, IeRing T A I S e R e R O st e, e 4 i m advance it under opposite con- o i X “Alfilul' :7"#&“6:“& 1::‘:"3 :‘brom men on.co inm the knee, in great demand b; dlu;'l.-l:mtlnu - fault, dear Chase the stars from out &u heavens, hide the moon that steals your light; women because it makes the hair so neiauit dear Brots; 18 ROt I OUT f i veree: (00 Piln Wun: Mol the snovs dhat hide the meadehv, sir the ae i avery” e ot Tustrous, and easy 1o mans ge, a1 3 ourselves, Madge—Gossip doesn't pay. v sweet ho ine, merg i i pear much heavier tan it reaily But in ourse that we are wader- Mntiy o r:lpbeflnn;'nl”;'mn e Give us long, hours of mmhm,,. ing into brief, glad ni u‘ Tassage with Farisian Sage ’:; g n“enf:ou ire the other fellow's eye will | you, my dear. The last seoret 1 heard 4 ' NINETTE M. LOWATER. real delight—easy to use, not st “affect our own vision. But the|cost me more than $2 for extra tele- a daintily perfumed antiseptic lauid t. d t change the hair's natural beAm in our own is likeiy to lead to all |phone tolls—St. Louls Globe-Democrat. that does nof sorts of mishaps. (Written Speclally For The Bulletin.) color. “Did you ever taste mconshine whis- - S « If you want a clean ht;z]l‘:lly -;n.lp, J - this ‘advan-| It may require o panic asd the pangs |kyv?” ¥ . and plenty of thick, good-looking hat There used to be such & word as of universal distress to bring the mass| “Certainly not,” replled U_Ml‘ Bl | tion ‘about passing. under a ladder, kepi! «ct for an eiepiant that has twenty|start using Parisian Sige now — “thrift” D'ye hear it very often these of people back o a normal beliet in and (Bomem‘h"fltnybody ':;: e;:‘ tm -vr‘n.“::'. tabs on l!nnly-le:;::x pz;-xmmm‘w":u ioes, because an elephant 8o equipped- by | night. lee & Osgood Co. will supply practice of thrifc. But we've got to come | fast enouy 0 keep in passed a ladder nol that A b 5 ord and the old-fashioned 0 it, sooner or later, and the sooner We |no business tryin' to drink it."—Wash- Both the word and the old-f auture s supposed ®» bring good luck|you and guarantee money refunded if nine tak pains to go around ft and thir- | ynd business prosperity to Its owner. | DOt satisfactory. Virtue it Qescribes are apparent strang” do the easier we shall. find it ington Star. ty-eight went. under it. They receive specjal atiention and far THE FARMER. “Too many tail weeds in town." The rahjahs and others of the aristo- | outrank the sacred white elephants of THERE s no advertising medium ia ers to our modern world. They aie . P U S R “You're right”" eraticy in India are always in the mar-|Siem. m Counecticut equal v Toe bulies rarely mentioned to ears l:o"w 'd’he‘: GROTON-BUILT BOATS ARE “Ain‘t tall weeds againgt the law?” 3 2 reference is forced it is always made fuc Dusiness results « - i sneering tone. . IN SHIPS' GRAVEYARD “Yes, but the weeds don’t know i#t.%— 2n apologetic or, worse, a 1 of stinginess, of penuriousness, of mean-| woolen mill twelve miles awiy; spun Resting on slimy mud banks, riding 1t was a long, siow, Iabocions prc- | tual support in a great disaster, they are | 1735 by John: Coggswell, the first settler i recall that one of the very first schools we do not share. Indeed, we ha e that swehoarone 1a a (Ffy| My saclist remssmborsd sulb of win.| Forty-thres million dollars' worth of |Oleville Courler-Journal * R Sess in small things. It is meant as|into yarn on the old spinaing whesl Row | OVer thelr own anchors, dented, scraped. 0% Re& YW GUBSE ansieur tasaers: u’{}"nm at 4.30 p, m.'and come out from 't | UD _Of deep-sea vessels. - and mineral production of Canada in less Blindly ‘but no less keenly lamént- | Provincstovn, Mpss, s | Stecl ‘carmo: shiph aire "oty to | déany “You're wmm lnl: poetry, doctor?” - disparaging, thesw! ter woolens had to be first srown by tre 5 & “Yes, to kill time.’ 3 :ml:: :vh:u“ltd fave been fifty years sheep in our own pasture. Then the|in the .ofl-coated, acid-saturated waters . 3 S ! l E s i | battered, bruised, some of them aground| THE KALEIDOSCOPE ; ticism rathér than as praise. It sug-| in the attfc; woven Juto cloth an the ¢ :H-.u that the possessor is not naturally | hand-loom; cut by i paper pattern ob- at all times, some of them aground most ‘There are 36 ships in the mess and | 1919 was $173,075,913, which is less than m;‘;fi"ufinw ::r:\pz;cls(:;asyslocrlo not :‘b:::le.fld:h n:! m‘.'“ R nearly every shipyard In the country is|the total value reached during each of ago at Prail's Island, a desoate q g “Haven't you any patients any more?” to say that he was “a sijftless fel- | wool had to be sheared in our own barn; % Sagm ~—Parls Sans-Gene. low.” The churge carries with it a hint| cleaned and carded, etc., in ihe small | MUd at the far end of Staten Island, N. Y. e 2 ow s sy s sel| 118 MAIN STREET ORWICH, CONN. ¢ e ie unitted t0 tained from the village tallac; and e i g*;;,;,;g‘hc::;h{n‘" L 2 ine | her prizea possessions astring of s - | N 4 o to “the ganz:” that he isn't a de nto garmen y mother. a . 4 ng. e To ot sirable comrade among “the hovs.” ter. leaning against each other as if for mu. ugh rica assume tEatthey, any more than 1. jook represented. ~Amonz them is the Quin-|the three preceeding years, 3 o ke 3 cith 1 cortelnly don's wamt (o go back |nipiac and the Provinestown, both built ? the Toade th i wes back on those former times w ‘f"“; myself nor force others back to that old | at the Groton Iron Works, scarcely two ,,,,’,:5, ".mu,? g ?mm during the mixed regret ~The stipnze supersiitiof | way of getting clothes. But I do re-| years ago, the former named for the clty | b Bemoac it s mot hthout Toterest to ‘ 3 that the past was always and in eVery | gret and the whole country is more or|of New Hav latter for the clty of respect better than the present i, Feaan (E T o Pt YOUR LAST CHANCE T i sostices | In€ the loss of thrift which has been |built last Ostoher. and which has made | e i o It e o P SeTT ; respect for it. It would b2 a bootless | iy yrred quring the change. two trips acrcss tne ocean, had its deck o A et T and wholly futile task to dobate the ad-{ “Sry T *L "G fined by the- dietionaries | stanchons ben. by the: Weer 'Sroeck | In less than a century vantages of the past over the nresant, or ~ he throne of Russia, and one of as a thriving condition. due to good hus- | snnzzled beside it. cupied t! ety . bandry and economical management. Every ship has been injured in one|them—the Triress Flizabeth, the ahl periods as a w mit without aug o We are still giving our goods away—DBring your wagon 3 The. Whole country complains, today,|way or another. They ars a:l weather- | (ughter of Paeter the Great—proved e 8 O 8 al y y advanced. It has actua 51 that it is not in any thriving condition. of the present v ing bankruptcy and the consumers 2rc|acreement has been 2 ved by Com-|2€sume strange moapes. The Celestial hind us. ! enduring dally loss. Farmers are usual | missioner 3. 1. Dosaharr o o *7 oM |15 eves on top of its head protruainz Joed - fatnes ot MORE SWEATERS o bron, employe, cut left awe, at rat : Ired rcars azo. There w | Bo it goes through all business. i % 3 In Alaska, at the government experi- . - . ora e paon e superinienient e - I} NOTICE — This Sale Will Ciose Saturday Night, 10 P. world, at thot time. Nor any better | the lack of good husbandry and econ- Salvation Army Speakers, ine the Canadian yak with Galloway ecat- : form of rurd! {umiration than a t: ~1omlul management which has taken the bk 3 5 A s, 5 fulness of the domestic cow. “gless In the townshin larger | ‘It is eomputed that from a tenth to a | 2in and Mrs. Cashman of New Londo - than geven by nine. He never had 2| quarter of the cost of foodstuffs in the | Wil aiso attend, e e o) t other rulers of beaten and - deteriorating rapidly, . | herself far in advance of 3 | There I trouvle among the. weil:to-do - + her time by conferring on women full loa up. e ";x i and trouble amonz the hand-to/mouth Workmen’s Compensa‘jon. civil rights. H R S oo e e o e o i cked off the she'f, MORE OVERALLS — T We just unpa off the she'f, ly unable to sell crops for what theyl 7'y, Stiles and Son Brick Co., North|eves and the Tumbler ean not mainta'n ’ cxjoled my father into telli cost to raise, and railronds are unadle | Haven empioyer, ang domm Bonsie. aer |18 equilibrium in the water owing fo its 2wn bovhood on this sam: to pay expenses from dwindling receipts. curious shape. of $15. thing as a match or a cook-stove in the | This condition 15 due very largely to i . . lop 2 breed i 2 “ : ; Major Maine of Hartford will be with | tle. the p.rpose heine to devel o sn.---oil lantera, N v : aga-coach or & inal-boat. Nor a pane | other day: 8¢ the Avihy halko Maetiatidels @b | Ihk e8] 00 comincr x H 4 ~ he - whole arange at one time till after he ! United States ~ocs,tn pay for crates and i o T e i U o was “of jave” mor ever saw 5 banana | other containers that are thrown away he was past fifty. “You're a lucky | instead of Leinz used a second time.” A locking glass seldom shows a woman as she would like to see her- self. I decn S It that be true It moans that every ‘s morninzs whon the kitch- | family s being mulcted . from ten . to e fire nas gome out. to barrow coals to | LWeniy-five cents of every dollar , it ‘eart it up. You have kerosene lamps | SPends for mere packages—ior crates and read and study by wilhout danger of } Pags and bottles and boxes and cans. cur eres. You have a nics whole| Which are thrown away -as séon - as ry Christmas” % cmpitied. This may not be a hard- bear in mind, was mors tunn | 571D for the “unco' rich” but it i good HelpYourself eers azo. To tha eomforrs and | MUSbandry for those who find daily 2 DU 3 e e wvo R ol As a builder of:trength or ] rte orry fn making both ends meet? No . : oy e boi7ied out Whieh T one'\wiiy dens that - the +romendous ir-| | Protection against weakness 2 - a boyr. have been added for the present | STCASE of the canned gools and scm,s Em“|s|°n 2 ds industries has bn a zeneration a score of others even more e ey, “ph-msiing in their capaeitios. Tt fajh erience. But it has ‘o be ny L oo 3 as sto e exacting trt of time. Help your- and is dal" belng paul [ from the s *ito renewed strength, surely a better world to lve in. now. g : take Scott’s Emulsion! Scott & Bowne, Bloemfield, N. J. ones and elee- ALSO MAKERS OF tric lights and sutomadiles: botter than e el M S it was when plows had oniv waolen | It 18 always possible to run a good (Tablets or Granules) mouldboards : better than when fuman =5 iNto the grourd or to drive a free ror |[NDIGESTIONR slavery spread its biight over haf our| 1o denthn On ohu sy mpm s 18y land. ' 20-17sk o t0o dear’ for his whistle, no matter uw amusing it may be. But, granting all this freelr. ndmit- ting all the progress made, gratetnl for | COMvemlence snd comfort and ease are 3 the comforts mained afel Al the heony. | desirable, after one has earned them and or rights nssured e feliows heverihe. | % afford them. But they are not the less can't heip seeinz that some really | Chicf ends or aims of life Nor a valuable foatures of the-old Hfe have| they worth the srcrifice of more ess been lost the forward movement, In | Ual virtues to s:~ure. No onme can he Suflding 1o new ronds we have sa. | expeited to rex- @ diet of spinach as sured bejter grades and smoother sur. | Preferable. in . to ‘one of porter- 'aces, bui, sometimes, we have lost oth. | NOuSe steai. we are assured on 1 or’ advantages, rather high authority that tbhere are oc- My rosd to my nearest market town 8 over a high mountain, Tha fir=t hig: way lald out a hundred and fi ago, followed the old bridie was steep, narrow, crooked Moreover, it drifted impassible w winter snow-storm. Later a n was made, with slightly casier gradiens That, also, was closed eve nter by : the drifts. So a third was . by a route which, though lonwer and crookeder, experience had shown to be ! bnaffected by bl%inz snows. Then, last' of all, came th= “state road.” It w designed by ski™\il engincers who main tained for its whole six miies an easy | grade; it was built With 2 well-drained | rubstricture and covered with lasting | *mcTT it was deeply ditched at ¢ $ides and protected by substantial rat.- ngs. It cost some $40,000 a mile wners | fre o hich preceded it cost less rhin The same horses which couldn’t pull 2 ton up the old road will haul two tons up this without worryinz. The au- tomobile which coul only make the old | By the addi:tion Of 25 per cent. heavy :: ‘ danger of breaking down snorts up she cream, we are mak.n[g an lce Cl'eam MW SP R!.NJG FJ S HIONS . ::‘!:}1; ;l:mo;es b\!tmf‘nr gl;x; t?l:: T.h'e tllat i’ t“fly as go°d a‘s can be made’ and - Sclasing. Tt AL A ular se“ll' g Pfice remains at the old ; Of &e Cheerfu.l: . g‘ti!'ner "” .5 is snow-plows can dig th:o;:h “t'h{m.: COlors and all &e IOthess and sm;‘ Gompmt b s s || while the extra cost is no trifle the reg- : 11 of the fascinating fabrics, all o O sed to traffic every ordinary winter by m- o hlrel to venturo across th “rsda F .da. d sa - [ e T 1 B o e o Tl e dafig mitE v wd':':e ldy’ " ytat;: ¢ “t'ur &:ut_y of line which characterizes yi sold special at the follow- season's most successful fashions g prices are being presented here now at CANDY DEPARTMENT ICE CREAM new, low prices & We will be honos deduce the conviction thaf there in 14b. boxes, Ib. .. 95¢ | piie bio Flavored s on Ofé : S Qonn It's & vastly better road drifts which block miles at a stretoh, and, From tellows Peterson’s Ointmen Best For Eczema First Application Stops ‘Itehing of | Eczema, Salt Rheum and Piles. Mixed Chocolates, Ib. . 50c |~ Bisque, plate. . ..., 22c cluding Bon- Chocolate, plate. ...... 17c -} Vanilla, plate........ 17 59¢ | Orange Ice, plate. . ..... 17c _“T've got a.safe full of thankful let- THE ABOVE PRICES WILL BE FOR CASH ONLY. lers testifying to the mighty healing . power of Peterson’s Ointment for old and running sores, eczema, salt rheum, alcers, sore nipples, broken breast, ftehing scalp, chafing’ and blind, itch- y G § hgan‘:d Scott, 283 w?nlrl:na Street, Bu nc : talo, writes, "Pour;:n’- Ointment g; o ® " ’ .S i, mmm»&nauafi“fizg # laOMAINSTRm 3 that I was astonished.” ) : L “