Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 6

e ————————— SR R O T e M T T PRICES LIKE i e S e + e e e 667 F i, ~NUAFY 12 192¢ DYNAMITE 10 CLOSE OUT THIS ENTIRE STOCK! Out We Are Going! it’s a Simctl_y ‘“One-way” Propositionf The Die Is Cast!f Before We ove, Every Last Penny’s Worth of Furniture and| Rugs Must The Bargains of a Lifetime are flying thick :@EE P C i au iasc ! No beating about the bush! No half-way measures! Crowds we must have ! Buyers we must have! Prices to positively sell the goods! Furniture and Rugs so nearly given away that your eyes fairly pop cut of your head ! Bed Room Suites Special—3-piece Golden Oak Bed Room Suite, Bed, Dresser and Chiffonier, for- merly £120.00—NOW $59.85 . Beautiful 4-piece Ivory Bed Room Suite, formerly $175.00—NOW ONLY $96.50 4-piece Queen Anne Walnut Bed Room Suite, formerly $200.00—NOW ONLY $98.75. 4-piece Colonial Period Mahogany Room Suite, formerly $22 ONLY $119.85. cial—4-piece beautiful American Walnut Bed Room Suite, bow-end Bed, Dresser Bed 5.00—NOW Chiffonette and Semi-vanity Dressing Table, formerly $275.00—NOW ONLY $148.50. Golden Oak Dressers, ONLY $9.85. Golden Oak Chiffoniers. .. square mirror -—— ONLY $10.95 Rugs and Floor Coverings Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs — 19.35. Seamless Velvet Rugs...... 2 Heavy Quality $20.45. 9x12 Extra Quality Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs, fringed ends, formerly $75.00 — NOW ONLY $39.50. Same as ahove in 8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 in. size—$37.50. Oy 1 x12 Congoleum Rugs. .......... $12.95 Special—27-in. x 54-in. $4.50 Velvet Rugs —NOW $1.85. . 27-in. x 54-in. Axminster Rugs, NOW $2.65 Fibre Matting, 36-in. wide — Per Yard 49c Japanese ‘\Aattmg, 36-in. wide, Per Yard 43c Brass Bed Outfit 2-inch Continuous Post Brass Bed, Na- tional Spring and 45-Ib. Special Felted Cotton Mattress— Think of It — Only $28.75 $19 Ox 1 . $23.95 Axminster Rugs — SCHWARTZ BROS. N TV = ? Hundr»ds of do!- == © lars’ worth of very F E Ev useful and valuable household articles will be given away absclutely free during this sale—No red tape— No obligations—Be on hand daily. FREE ¥ You may be one 8 of the h.cky one: : FREE! 79 i) W M Overstuffed Living Room Suites 3-piece Overstuffed loos: $175: Living Room Suite, tapestry covering spring seat cus 00—NOW G best workmanship, nrmcr') ILY $89.7 loose spring seat Extra—3-piece Overstu covered in best grade tapestry, cushions and spring edge con ction, mahogany frame, a real bargain, formerly $300.00—NOW ONLY $159.75. S-piecé Genuine Leather Overstuffed Suite, loose cushions and spring edge, mahogany frame, former‘;y $260.00 —NOW ONLY $148.50. 3-piece Cane and Mahogany Living Room Suite, beautiful velour upholstering, loose cushions, spring edge, extra sunburst pillows and bolster roll, formerly $325.00— NOW ONLY $169.75. Special—3-piece Mahogany Leather Parlor Suite, formerly $125.00—NOW ONLY $69.75. BIG SALE SPECIALS $22.50 Mahogany Library Tables ....... ONLY $12.95 $50.00 Golden Oak Buffets ...... NOW ONLY $29.35 $40.00 Golden Oak China Closets . . NOW ONLY $24.75 $28.00 Golden Oak Dining Tables ...... ONLY $15.75 Golden Oak Dining Chairs, 6 to a set (1 arm and 5 side), covered in leather, formerly $60.00—NOW ONLY $39.50. Dining Room Suites Special—9-piece Golden Oak Dining Room Suite, Table, Buffet, China Case and 6 Chairs, formerly $160.00—-NOW ONLY g $89.75. 9-piece Queen Anne Period Mahogany Din= § ing Room Suite, Table, Buffet, China Case and 6 Chairs, formerly $285.00— NOW ONLY $149.50. 10-piece William and Mary Period Fumed Oak Dining Room Suite, Table, Buffet, China Case, Serving Table and 6 Chairs, formerly $325.00 — NOW ONLY $187.50. Beautiful 10-piece Queen Anne Period § American Walnut Dining Room Suite, formerly $375.00 — NOW ONLY $195.00. Extra—10-piece Selected American Walnut Dining Room Suite, best cabinet work, formerly $475.00 — NOW ONLY $249.00. BIG SALE SPECIALS Special — 2- $9.85. Beautiful 2-inch Pillar Post Brass Beds, 2-inch fillers—NOW ONLY $39.50. Full Size National Bed Spring, 20-year guar- antee—ONLY $4.65. : Special—45-pound Special Felted Cotton Mattresses, roll edge, beautiful art tick- ings—NOW ONLY $6.85. 3-piece Golden Oak Bed Davenport Suites, formerly $125.00—NOW ONLY $69.50 Odd Golden Oak Davenport, $65.00—NOW ONLY $39.85. White Enamel Kitchen Tables, Porcelain Tops—NOW ONLY $7.95. Special—100-piece Dinner Sets, all beauti- fully decorated, formerly $40.00 and $45.00—NOW ONLY $21.95. formerly 9.-11--13 Water Street Norwich, Conn. inch Continuous Post White § Iron Beds, in the Big Sale for ONLY §| - Chicago, Jan. 12.—Disabled world war | soldiers, taking courses of education from the government can learn certain trudes and industrial werk throughout the vis- ual educational system recently instituted by the government in one-fifth of the time they would require through lectures and the study system, according to results of experiments made here b ythe Soci ety of Visual Education. “There are various reasons for this c:ndition,” said Sumter Calvert, superin- tendent of the society here. “The chief factor in making this rapid education ros- sible is the fact that through the Dpictures the pupil is enabled to gain what might be calied practical exporience as well as theory for the subject under. study is gon through with in far mere o’aborate detail {than text books supply and the eve can ‘,.ax' er and rec:rd it on the mind by acte-. vision of the subject far faster thata the mind can absord and record it througt study. “Of ‘course, therstudy Is the saco feature of ‘the course that puts the Ing touch to the pupil, but he knows what he is reading about and can M | avoid coricentrated effrt if he has take ! the visual system first.” The gove: made edueational hanical arts, the machine shon, dairy and light farm work civics and what taxes are far in relation e peture orted tc is a pro- who i at s the this dairy but accompanyin fessor from a leadinz umi considered to have knowled very last word on the subject of eaws milk, butterfast and dairying in genmera Also a practical dairyman who stands af the very top of his prifession in the cariy Then -there i the general film manager These three decide upon the manner in which the picture is to be made to brine forth the best results from the students viewpoint. Every detail of dairving is shown with close ups on all features that require close st o text books man instruct the po: Health and hvglons are ineluded” in pictures. student needs but for etudents ghould be cauti o | B | ARROGANCE OF LANDLORDS IN THE LOCKEWOGD HEARING B! New York. Jan enants and mak- the committes yeaded o | juéges in the sav | pal court—John R Friendlander and S. ton Crane. “Try and get it” tenants said they was the answer the received on asking were prosecuting most of es now in the W court. Ths wi of Accoun CONTRADICTORY TESTIMONY AT THE WATSON HEARING re before tir tomorrow be exam wiil be in charg " Dr. Howard always recommended OXIDAZE FOR COUGHS, COLDS R et sater | stopabad m.h...é nc! guickly and spreiy Eiveinstant relief Guaranteed. . Ct.—Noasthma thanks to Oxidaze. } &t . W ¥ 'We find 15 all you elaim. . .1 Smiths Basin, N.T.—Delighted with Oxidaze. (j| ZochaateMast—Congh gozegainedeigbtita. Bl Sicoedletters on fle. er today. 4 Money back if it fails. 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