Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 31, 1921, Page 11

S BOYS AND GIRLS’ BOOKS Books that were 39¢ and 50c—Special Clearance Price 25¢ Boohflutwmmtandwc—wamhul’nce%c Comshfidmn Onleeofanylwnkmm ‘entire stock, our regular price 85c — Special Clear- ancel’nee.... . 69¢ e i e End-of-the - Year Special Sales EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE THROUGHOUT THE STORE Today—the last Saturday of the old year will be marked by Special Sales in nearly every department of the store. Be sure Extraordinary Savings In Men's Overcoats, Suits and Furnishings SWEEPING REDUCTIONS ON DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE. THAT WILL AP-° PEAL STRONGLY TO MEN WHO WOULD PRACTICE THRIFT IN BUYING. 9 " Not many left, but a few choice values in MENS Town Ulsters and Ulsterettes—mostly plaid backs i in n; brown and heather mixtures—sizes 34 to 40 only 22 95 OVERCO ATS m—Cmongmt:mt sold as high as $37.50—January Clear- $ . P S A R S S R R W S S S . chudin broken lot of : Men's Suits S.5s"inms soid e o 397 50—-Clearance ice - $19.95 IN A fine range of pencil stnpes, in browns, blues and greens, in worsted and cassimeres, single and double- THREE breuted, also conservative models, a full range of sizes, regular value up to $32:50—Clearance price. . ... T PRICE Our best lines of Men's Suits, consisting of finest worsteds, in plain grays, blues and fancy mixtures; all GROUPS sizes, regular value up to $42.50—Clearance Price .. .. $23.95 $27.95 MEN’S HATS REDUCED All“the newest models in Men's Hats; in browns, blues and grays— $6.00 Hats reduced to .. $4.50 Hats reduced to .. A fow odd Iots to clase out—Reduced to $179. SHEEPSKIN-LINED COATS Men's S Moleskin a kin-lined Coats, in all lengths—Duck, Corduror—at less than wholesale prices —January Clearance Prices $8.95 to $25.0), values $1250 to $46.00. regular MEN’S TROUSERS 1-3 OFF We offer our entirs stock of Man’s Trousers, includ- ing Work and Dress Trousers, sizes 28 to 4€—at one- third off. TOM SHINE SWEATERS $4.50 Tom Shine, All Wocl Sweaters or Sport Coat, bro heather, sizes 34 to 46—sale Price $4.50, value $7,50. A few Sweaters, in broken lines, to close outéat Half Price. MEN’S OVERALLS 89¢ fen's Blue Overalls and Jackets, good heavy quality Sale Price 88¢, regular value $1.25. MEN’S SHIRTS REDUCED Men’s Flannel Shirts, in brown, khakl. d bi —Sale Price $1.59, regular value $2.50, s o Men’s Heavy Weight Blue Flannel Shn-ks, with but: ton-down collar—Sale Price §2.39, regular value $3.50. Men's Work Shirts—choice of our B3lue Chambray, Khaki, Etc.—at 79¢ each. MEN'S HOSIERY REDUCED Men's Contecork, heavy weight Hesiery, wool mixed, blue, gray or black—Sale Price 23c a pair. Men's Lisle and Mercerized Hosiery—Sale Price 25c, Men’s Dress Shirts, including Eagle. Tuxedo and Artistic make—silks, jersey, regular priok 256, i SR TV Tripletoe Lisle Hesiery, in all colors—8ale Price 39¢, AT 69c .... .. Reduced from $1.00 egular price 50c. AT 95c . Reduced from $1.35 Men’'s fine All Wool Hosiety, heather mixture, with AT $125 . . Reduced from $195 silk clox—8ale Price $1.29 a pair, regular price $2.00. AT $1.39 . . Reduced from $2.00 AT $1.79 . Reduced from $2.50 All our better grades at 5219 to $5.79, red $3.00 to $5.00. s FLANNELETTE NIGHT SHIRTS Men’s and Boys’ Flannelette Night Shirts and Pa- jamas— AT 39¢ Reduced from 58c AT Reduced from 75¢ . Reduced from $1.00 - Reduced from $1.50 AT €9¢ eees AT $1.19 ..... P Men's Silk Hosiery, in such well known makes as Phoenix, Onyx, Etc., reduced as follows: AT 55¢ . Reduced from 75¢ } AT $1.19 .. . Reduced from $1.50 AT 75¢ . Reduced from $1.00 AT $idg.... Reduced from $260 AT 8%c . Reduced from $1.25 AT $1.79 . Reduced from $250 - Reduced from $3.00 AT $2.19 . Men's Wool Hosiery, reduced as follows: \ MEN’S WINTER UNDERWEAR Men’s Munsingwear Union Suits, medium weight, in MEN’S NECKWEAR REDUCED" Oy AT 3950 . Reduced from 50c At $1.19 . Reduced from $150 AT 49 .. . Reduced from 75¢c AT $1.89 . Reduced from $2.00 AT 79c Reduced from $1.00 AY $1.79 Reduced from $2.£0 AT B .. Reduced from $1.50 . Reduced from $2.00 AT $1.29 ... EXTRA SPECIAL ! Vien's Union Suits, including cetton and wool mix- ad—Sale Price $i5v a suit; value up 9 $3.50. R T S COT S| Ord and broken lines . of Extraordinary Reductions 'in Gloves We offer our entire stock of Men’s Gloves—Dreas Men's Wosl Mixed Unioh Suits, reduced as follows: Gloves, Work Gloves or Mittens—at extrasrdinaty AT 3239 . Reduced from $3.50 reductions—Sale Prices 10c a pair to $4.00, regular AT 3349 . Reduced from $4,50 prices 15c to $6.00 a pair. AT $3.79 . Reduced from $5.00 Men's Cotton Flannel Work Gloves—Sale Price AT $4.39 ... Reduced from $6.00 $1.00 a dozen pairs. i . PR TRE e R Reduced from $6.50 UNDERWEAR MUSLIN The December Sale of Women'’s Undermuslins will continue today. A few 1tems CO‘RSET COVERS At 42 . . Regular valaé 50c At 65¢ . Regular value 75¢ At 89c From $1.00 and $1.25 At $1.25 Regular value $1.50 At 8169 ...... Regular vahie $2.00 LONG SKIRTS At 98c ;....... Regular value $1.25 At $125 Regular value $1.50 At $1.69 ...... Regular value $2.00 ENVELOPE CHEMISE At 8¢ ........ Regular value $1.00 At 98c .. Regular value $1.25 At $129 . Regular valus $150 At $1.79 ...... Regular value $2.25 MUSLIN GOWNS At %8¢ .. . Regular value $1.25 At $129 Hegular value $1.50 At $1.98 Regular value $2.25 At $2.19 .. 10 dozen Jacquard Turkish Towels, pink and blue effects—Special price ...........,..... 12 dozen, slze 15x34 Aflhnen Guest Towels, Size 21x21, AlkLineén Napkins, aolled and mussed, regular value $10. 50—Specnl price, doz. $5.95 ONE LOT OF ALL-LINEN TABLE CLOTHS soiled and muued—AT HALF-PRICE. Size 36x50 Novelty CnbM&s,pmka.ndbhxe colorings, lhghtlywfled value $2.00 — Special ... $1.19 20, size 72x90 Bath Robe thkeu, assorted colorcombmdhdns—-&pecnlpnce...........,$295 25 pairs, size 66x80 Mixed Wool Plaid Blankets, Mdphflmhflfim-fi&oudwmamssw price . Domestlc Department Extraordinary Special Values . Regular value $250 and VISIt the store today, and share in these wonderful under-priced offerings. IT IS NOW IN PROGRESS OUR ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF HIGH-GRADE Coats - Suits - Dresses - Skirts BUY NOW AND GET THE BENEFIT OF A FULL SEASON'S WEAR All We Have In Stock—Beautiful Styles—For Both Women and Misses. Extraordinary Once-a-Year Savings—Mary Garments Reduced One-Half. COATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Extraordinary values—Many of the bet- ter Coats have handsome Fur Collars and are interlined—sizes 16 to 44. At $12.50—Coats from $17.50 and $19.50. At $17.50—Coats $27.50. At $25.00—Coats reduced from $35.00. At $37.50—Coats reduced from $30.00. from $25.00° and ‘At $49.50—Coats that sold up to $75.00. FUR COATS At $39.00—One Kit Comey Cozt, was $76.90, At S‘WM:One Near Seal Coat, was $195.00, At $135.00—One Hudson Seal Coat, was $275.00, At $175.00—One Hudson Seal Coat, was $295.00, At $75.00—One Marmot Coat, was $95.00. At $125.00—One Natural Muskrat Coat, was $175.00. At $195.00—One Raccoon Coat, was $269.00. At $275.00—One Nutria Coat, was $375.00 Our entire stock of Fur Scarfs and Chokers greatly reduced f All our Women’s Suits, both fur-trimmed a.nd other dressy styles — AT HALF DRESSES Wonderful Values AT $12.50 — Women’s_ Canton Dresses, former prices up to $25.00. AT $17.50—Women's Silk, Tricoti Crepe and Taficta and Velveteen Dresses, former prices up to $27.50. AT $2950—Women’s Evening Dresses in Evening Shades, of Taffeta and Chiffon Velvet, former prices up to $45.00. AT '§35.00—Lhoice of our entire stock of Canton Crepe, Chiffon Velvet and Embroidered Tricotine Dresses, that were $45.00 and $30.00. SKIRTS, AT $9.50 Choice of our entire stock of high grade Skirts, of Striped Prunella and ‘Dress Skirts, bands to 34 inches —At $9.50, former prices 51:»00 to $25.C0. PRICE. Most of these models are one of a kind—therefore exclusive. CHILDREN’S COATS AT SWEEPING REDUCTIONS! AT $500 .. ... Férmer prices up to $0.95 AT $3.50 . . Fermer prices up to $15.00 WAISTS AT $1.50—Cotton Voile Waists, former value up to $2.50. E AT $245—White and Flesh Crepe de Chine, former value up to $5.00. AT $3.98—Crepe de Chine and Georgette Waists, all colors, were $5.96. AT $5.98—Tailored models, in women’s heavy weight Crepe de Chine Waists, were $7.50, SPORT HOSIERY, 95¢ price 95¢ a pair—On Sale Today. ............ 75 | to & BOYS' CLOTHING iz, Caps, Blouses, Sweaters, Overcoats, Suits, Trousers, Etc.—All at January Sale Prices. Hats—Caps Boys! Goif Caps, regular prics $1.00—Sale Price Boys’ Suits Boys’ Washable Suits, sizes 2 regular value ? Pri HAND BAGS Boys' (Golf Caps with inside ear . o Wishite S Women’s Leather Hand Bags—won- | 2ands, regular price $1.50—Sale v:f-':: w_'- € Suits, mur-rs 35 derful values — in several price | Price ... 3 e 50—Sale Price - groups; as follows : Boys' Plush Hats with ear pro- o et Qe reguiec Value up to §13 § tectors, regular price $1.50— value $300—Sale Price . Value up to $1.50 | Salz Price .................. 95c | Boys' Navy Serge, Juni Ner- 720 pairs of Women's Sport Hos- iery, some with clox — Special Value up to $2.50 .. Value up to $4.50 Women’s Fibre Hand Bags, Silk, Boys’ Blouses folk Suits, wnt: two.‘nmu of trowsers, sizes 4 to regular value $3.56—8ale Price ...... $6.45 Velvet and Duvetyn—all colors, as Boys' Navy Serge Miuy su.a follows : Eoys' ‘Biouses, light stripe, rec sizes 3 to 8, reguldr value 36 Val to 8300 I o ipe, reg- | <Sale Price . AEREI. .. alue up to $3. ular price 95c—S8ale Price ..... 692 =% Vois ik ab S ] Bova'lutay natinel Hleyses: o acted N"Mk.a' 1"'*.-.,.,"}’ « Valué e to §TS0 | o orice S50 Sale Price oo, 80, | vares (tE88 B te I el Boys’ graysf«aznnelsslluupsas, reg- & Boys' Norfeik Suits, dark mh‘n : ular price $1.25—S8ale Price ... 85c | turese and navy siz, L] JEWELRY REDUCED to 17, regelar valor $IB0— Bar Pine, Beads, Lingerie Clasos, Sale Price ........oviniiin. $IRTE eto—all reduced as follows: ’ At 19 . .. Former price Z5c Boys’ Sweaters At 3% Former price 50c | Boys' Sweaters, sizes 6 to 10, Boys' Overcoats At 5% . Former price 75c Sk 2 y! o Formoe pres s10g | reaular value $4.00—Sale Price $295 At $1.9 Boys’ winter Overcoats, sizes 3 . Former price $1.50 | 3oys’ pure worsted Slip-on g val 50—8ale Sweaters, reguiar value $.00 B - ™ Sale PrCe .......ooveeenn.n. $495 Ean inter Overelitis Waee CANDY SPECIALS S8, Raiar vius SISy 25e Assorted Chocolates. P Ghoceictas fapr Ve B8 e e ;m..v. dh Assorted Chocolates. Boys’ Knickerbocker Trousers. Pritl 3¢ i co v s sined sty sizes 8 to 17, rogular value $1.25 Boys’ winter Overcoal 1. SIS PPicE . 0 e R 79 g, 18, regular value $1 e A——————————mcentw | Boys' Knickerbocker Trouser: Prics . ey | p inixtutss ahd CorduRys. alvks § UMBRELLAS, $1.49 to 18, regular value $3.00—Sale Mer's and Women's Umbrellas, § § Price -.ooooooooonennnnnnns 8235 | emi—— Umbrelies Boys’ Mackinaws Swaters for Women and Misses \ X B Mackinawt - PRy Socoicedbis, reguIze vaies S50 R S s ormeall et s —8ale PRice ....coovveeiann. $10.50 At M"’:w v:e s GLOVE SPECIALS Sweaters, regular value $840 AT 12Vpc—Children’s Mittens, as- AT $850 — Women's Sweaters, \ sorted sizes. AT 3%—Boys’ Heavy-weight Mit- tens, régular value 50c. AT Do—-wsgmu': Mittens, in black, AT 39e—Women’s Wobl Mittens, re- duced from 50c. AT 48c—<Women’s 2-clasp Suede finish Gloves, brown, gray and beaver, AT fl-—-wan.fi’l ish Gloves, wihite and “m Fégular price 79¢. 2-clasp Suede HANDKERCHIEFS Thousands of Handkerchiefs, mussed and soifed in the holiday rush; are now on sale at very 8pcial prives. *A good time to duced to . ; ‘ guanantesd rain-proof — Special price $149, our regular $175 Boys’ Raynsters Boys’ “Raynsters”, black rubber coats, regular value $6.50—Sale Pfice~. .. eu s MILLINERY We cannot begin to enumerate the Millinery Bargai in-the January Clearance Sale. should visit this department for semé of the gremtest Milliftery values that we have ever offered. Childrén's Trimmed Hats that were “.H ahd 9898, reduced te $1.98—that were $2.98 and $3.98, reduced t Women's Dress Hats, our entire stotk “ne wold up to 9598, re Women's Fine Dress Hats, our aM.n'o-Mk of le HM Hats, Etc., reduced to Then are a great mary othér bargains ln Mlllm-ry—Ch'Mnn’c Hats, Wom‘n Uninmm“ Mm Millinery Tnmmim Ete. Women’s Sweaters regular value $10.50 AT $950—wW $ te regular val:'m“g. ey R R A AT EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS ‘fimall inw Every womah whé +%4 da ey ebpsriassnhons it m’fn"l the feud of rieh snd poor, Ring out a slowly 4; ?a—. And anclent forms wtrife; Ring in the nob) of hn'n P or m as of 1ite, Ring out the want the eare, ... "lI‘n falthless coldness of the mn out, fing out my ng the fuller m!u\rfl m. mgomruu pride in plm.fl*l e clvic sander and t be mpite pRIng I che love of truth -w the common love of Ring out old shapes of fuul 4 ~ Ring out the narrowing iust of RIng out thé thousand wars of Ring in the thousand years of Ring in the vallant man and free, 'rhp larger heart, the kindlier T out the darkness of the n the Christ that is to bé. —Alfred PANORAMA. Censeiess cycle, obbh and flow Out across the world we go Bating sweets of candled vears Drinking dregs of dust and tears Childfen. watching Life unfoid Dawn-lfke, in & glaze of gold Ciutehing dreame that fade from sight In the years' fast-darkening night. Greeting Love's exulting ery, As his footsteps vanish by Hearing faint amid Earth's throng, Sfiatches of his wonder-song. Patiently we reach to borrow Hope and Joy for each 'fl-norm.] Springtides come and nd our R With the wreathe t Youth _L fasr. Summer, Autnmn, Winter pass grase. Soft as sunsets tonch ¢ Moons of glory. stars of fame, Fade as swift' as they came Memory brings wih ghostly hands FloatAed Toot of chilincon-rande: Fa'th's white lamp, and Honor's tekes Rustad Me when souls are broken Seething seas routie rise Doep and dark before our eyes For Life’s prizss won or lost xv:- must n'n in bloo® and cost ung Mi“ ness, fains of Tfl-( Summer bloom and sutemn Pase In nanorama by, Men are born, and othere dle HUMOR OF THE DAY A young woman in Washington bad been describing to a friend in the @fp- lomatic corps her experence a% & moun- tain climber abroad “Ah, mees” said the count, “se you climb zat mountain. Eet was a foot 1o be proud of!" “Pardon me, count, but you méan feat!” “0-0-h!’ climb him more zan Tales, Pat was helping the gardener on » gentleman's place and, observing s shallow stone basin contain water, he inquired what it was for exclaimed the count. “you once” — Wayside “That,” said the gardener, “is & biré bath.” “Don’t ye be foolin' me,” grinned Pat. “What is it™ “A bird bath, I teil you. Why de¢ you doubt it? “Because I don't belave thers's : burrd alive that can t Saturday night frem any other."--Boston Trans. cript. “What!" said the Indignant old gen tieman, “you want to marry my dsugh ter? Why, ®ir, it was only a few year: ago that you were caddying for me.” “Yes, Sir,” the young man replied “but I don’t intend to iet that stand s the way. 1 hope 1 have semse enough to tealize that a very bad goifer make a fairly good father-in-law’ Boston Transcript. “I see whers a burgiar entersd o home in Holiywood, held up a man Wih @ silver spoon, instead of = pistol, End cartieq off all the valuables there Were about the place.” “Apart from the eliver spoon, What's 80 remarkable about that? “The victim hagpened t5 be & 9o gun man In the movies —<Birmingham Age-Herald. Harry is only § years oid and ons eve ning his mother came in to say gooddye before going to a large ball. She wme wearing a2 beautiful evening gown, but Harry had nevey seen her in ome be- fore and looked at her bare arms and lw cut waist with a surprised face. @0 you think mother she asked es she leansd doWe to kiss him. “Oh, mother,” he repliad. “yéu are Just perfecily beautiful dresced ifke that but wouldn't !t be just perfectly awful it anyone should see you —Exchange “I wish I had a place in your heart.” “Indeed!” she snapped. “Yes"” he retorted, “it is so delight- fully cold."—Boston Tr: ript. It was during the dry spell a few months ago and a shower having come up, Dr. Blank remarked to his garden- er. “This rain will do a lot of good Patrick,” “Ye may we °ll say that suf.” returned Pat. “Shure an hour of. it now will do more good in flv;:u':- utes than a month of it woul L] a week at any other time'—Exchange. KALEIDOSCOPE included im the municipal counel Five women are membefshp of the of Amsterdam. Mrs. Nealon, the firs: woman mag- istrate of the English town of Croy- don is the possessor of a new palr_ of white kid gloves thanks to the time ‘ honored custom of presenting the judge on the bench witk pair of whits gloves whenever a session of court be- gins with no cases on the A sample of alfalfa exhibited by m Puke of Sutheriand won a rl.e International grain .nldr:y Chicago. He also captu An & for his sample of hard red spring wheat, while the Duchess of Suther- jand also won honors in this eveni All of these exhibits were grown en the duke’s irrigated farm at Brooks, Alberta. Railréad signal experiments mads at Waterloo station, London, faver the “three-position light system.” The filaments are in the focus of a diep- tric lens of white gn;_; :“:'nn. em through greenish-y gloss ‘ran“::":cen for more than 1,000 yards in bright sunhight, better than white American. Mankind has had dolls since the dawn of intelligence, says the Mentor ln zine, The earliest known doll is a of bone wrapped In a rag; the latest those that people a minlature palaes which 8Sir Edward Luytens, the British architect, has designéd for the queen of England. This palace is equip- ped with toy electtie ights, slevators an househoid devices. piancs, books and fub- nithre. According to The Nation's B“ tiph aré 4ttfacting the attntioh of e collectors of income tax in Englehd, there 'is a fine flurry. Some wag -in-ai that the income tax showid tollected on tips “at the souree” B traveler and every person who goes for dinner would thereupon have tc a full equipment of blanks and prepuration of forms would bécome imporjant part of the usval ith and walters. and penetritte fop light. —Sclentitic