Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 15, 1922, Page 12

SHOWERS, COOLER TODAY; FAIE TOMORROW ' Notwie NORWILH. CONN. SATURDA Y. APRIL 15, 1922, . April 1 north- t its center v. whenee it he coast b sturday 2 owers and within tie last 24 hours in th Atlantic stat ds of the Atlantic h of Sandy Ho: winds, unsett Sandy ook to F eas ing to northwe: s hunder Mid- coast Fresh shift- Saturday er portic Fresh south- winds showers Forecast For Southern New England: Show Saturday, onoler on the mainland; Sun day fair with rising temoerature. Observations in Norwiclh < cbservations shew the erature and bar- Ther. Bar. 42 2940 62 20.40 52 29.40 owest 42 Comparlisons for Fi Generally Fal wind followed DY GREENEVILLE Workers of ¢ Atierbury the The nmunity eene- t the the an- election Mrs presiden with President Kramer. nade during ial com- | Twelve he past do- heen k numbering rs of C hurch d Cross society about 150, hay week for work at the war th's easing until onls the meetings e Since Jan- mem- TAFTVILLE Zhs Bulletin |PROGRANMES OF EASTER HUSIC | PREPARED FOR CHURCH SERVICES Special programmes of music for Eas-| At benediotion a trio cansisting of I. O. Teilier. Arthur Duval and J. O. Tellier whl ter Sunday will be given fn the churches o Norwkh and vichity. Cholr directors and singers have been devoting earnest attentlon and effort to preparation of the following programmes that will be pre- sented: United Congregational. 10.30 a. m, Prelude—Preiude E flat, Whelpley Violin, ‘Cello and Organ. Anthem—As It Began to Dawn, Federlein Offertory, Thy Redeemer Liveth, Manney Mrs. Charles Tyler Bard S. Clark ‘With Violin and 'Cello obligato 10 o’Clock High Mass, Anthem, The Head That Once Was Vidi Aquam. Crowned With Thorns, Berwald | Kyrie Eleison, Loesch Postiude, March For a Church Festi- Gloria, Toesch Best | Cred: Loesch Miss Isxbel H. Mitchell, violin, and|Regina Coeli, Alleluia (offertory). Charles D. Gallup, ‘cello, will assist in|Sanctus, Loesch the service, Agnus Del, Loesch Park Cengregational. 10.80 a. m, Organ prelude, Easter Morning, Otto Malling. Anthem, Welcome Happy Morning, Age to Age Shall Say Hell Today is Vanquished Heav'n Is Won To- Doxology. day, Shackley x Oftertory Soprano solo from The. e Messiah, Handa1 | & and Lord's Prayer. Sung by Mrs. A. E. Story. T kmow That My Redeemer Liveth and That He Shall Stand at the Latter Day Upon the Earth, Anthem after sermon. This s the Day Which the Lord Hath Made We Will Rejoice and Be Giad 1n 1, Dicks Organ Postlude, Easter' Alleluia, Oloys Ottenwalder First Comgregational 1030 a. m. Organ Prelude; Alleluia, Carol ,Glorlous Dawn, Dubo: Rosecrans b MacFarlane Anthem, The Early Dawn Was Brisk- | Antien—awake Thou That sleesetn Oftertors Solo, Christ the Tord Is i 5 . Stainer Risen Today, Oiga Delafield (From Daurgter of Jairus) Miss Bernice Underwood, Chorus. Choir Anthem. The Lord Is King, J. B, Grant | Postlude fram the Creation Hayan | raa ostl! = ~“he Bhives rs. 'Francisco Dinol. seprano; Mrs. Organ Postlude; Grand Choeur, Deshayes | o Mre. "Francisco Dinol. aopran % Greeneville Comgregatl a1 Blackledge, tenor: Charles D. 10.50 & m. tone and Miss Louisec Fuller. organist. Pralude. orchestri and organ Church of the Good ‘Shepherd | Doxalogy (Tniversalist) ¥ Anthem. Hall. King of Glory, Judson | Choral Service Solo, Rothwell | Open Gatez of the Temsle Risen la Grover Mymn Anthem Very Early in the Morning. M Offertaiy. archestra and organ Solo, allelujah Frank Steinke Bewmn Postlade. nrchestrn, Miss Vio'a B. Gri Teonard Tren organist orch Christ Eplscopal. 10.30 2. m. a v week end nds in New NORWICH TO ted w ne Union Fast THE GENERAL TIRE GOES A LONG WAY TO MAKE FRIENDS. dHAVE YOU MET THE CENERAL HALF WAY AND TRIED ONE ? The Williams Tire & Supply Company 315 Main Sirzej Neewich. Conm. 73 ng orchestra will assist . the Sacred Weart, Tattrille. Hizh Mass, 10.43. { Organ. Easter Morn. Toesch Loesch 3 Loesch ffertors, Haee Dies Abbadle. Sanctus, Loesch Agnus Dei, Loesch { Day service, at eloven o'clock. The | eloquent sermon was by Rev. | Bailes, pas: Trinity Episcopal. 0.50 a. m. ude, Fue M Began to D VanReslar ts, Mrs, F. L. Farrell. Mrs, Den- . Miss Loretta Beliefieur, Frank Aubrey, Dan Gleason, John Doy Benedlotion wiil follow «d choir will sing at this masc. Mr. he visiting church, Dorcas Home Missionary Secisty of tio Flws: Metaodist Episcopal church, Norwich To%1 held its meeting in the Friday at. three T opesed with < L F, dhdeh e con'sly fA- s i Lentad ga vad ined wx wave ! ¢ tae| will sing Baster hymns. director. He is Risen. To Him Who for Ous Sins Was Siain. Alleluia! Allelula! Virgin Mother, Queen of Heaven O Sacred Heart, With Burning Love March Miliaire, March Aux Flambeau, Callahan,” Messrs. Henry Jarvis, Leroy Hubbard. Organist. Miss Elizabeth A. Malone. | Organ prelude. The -Apostles’ Creed. Soio and chorus, Christ Arose. Organ Prelude—I Know that My Re- Anthem—The Lord Is Risen Solo—Immort Organ Postluds Organ Prelude—Festival Anthem—In the End of the Sabbath jcn | Anthen—The | Oftertor: Prelude, Festal Prelude, Anthem, g O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo. At the 8.30 mass the chiMren's choir Hugn Kinder, Bacred Heart, Norwich Town. 8.30 Mass—Children’s Choir. S. Clark Sololsts, Misses Mary Buckley, Bessie Federated C rch, Central Baptist 1030 2. m. deemer Liveth Handsl (From the Messiah) Brackett y Mrs. Roy E. Keller 7.30 . m. Buek Chime, Chir Mendeissoh~ e | Barre semras Donotn. | contralin: | Mies Rose Mal . tenor Organist. Henry La rst Sirltzal Tnion. Juderx, “More et Gounod om . Aibert P. Biinn Cadeaux Charles 7.30 p. m. Trinity Methodist. 10.30 a. m. They Have Taken Lorg, Relieved in 72 Hours / Without Drugs Pains in Hoart, Chast, Shoulder, Arma— Angina Pectoria—Diffeult Breath, Smother- ing, Dizzy, Fainting Spells, Dropsical Swell- inge, Alburen and Sugar, have boen perman- ently relisved within 72 hours to 2 weeks, ‘without Drugs and Medicines, in thoueands of cases, by The Walden Method. 6% of Sufferers of Heast Trouble, Cardiac Asthma, Angiza, Blood Presscre, Threatened Paralysis, Hardened Arteries azd Kidney Complaints have no organic troableand can be promptly and permazently relleved by The Walden Method, withort drsen, Weit: for & pags ook, copyrightsd, explaining the Nature, e plaints, without drugs, Seientific Consultation | Chast, Refezences, otc., which will be sent to | ‘wuffezers Free, upon seceipt of r: tatement of i their case, Address: The Wi g | Institute, Suitet 04 Plymouth Bldg., o { Vnt Gous- Offertory, soprano solo. The Lord. is Risen, Lansing Postlude, Triumphai March, Morrisomr 7.30 p. m. Preiude, O Salutaris Hostia, . Ch. Gounod Anthem, The Dawn of a Wonkerful 1. B. Wilson'| tenor soio, Hosanna. Sastertide, J. Guest ¥irst Baptist. 1030 a. m. Prelude; Christ is Risen. Horspool Anthem, There is a Green ,Hill Far v Bell baritone solo, He Giveth Sleep, Wilson Anthem, Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead? Ashford Postiude, Easter Processiomal, Wilson St. John's, Montvile. 8 o'clock Mass—Junior Choir. Organ prelude, Preston Christ the Lord is Risen Today. Today He's Risen. Organ, Andante in F, E..H. Sheppard Haec Dies, Webbe Hail! the Holy Day of Days. Organ, Processional March, S. Clark 10.30 High Mass—Senior Cho'r. Organ Frelude, G. Karganoff Vidi Aquam. Kyrie, Mentzel Gioria, Mentzél Collection, Organ Reverie, Paulsen Credo, Loesch Oftertory, Haec Dies, Farreii Sanctus, Mentzel Benedictus, Bonner Agnus Dei, Mentzel Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Organ Postiude, Hosmer Organist, George F. Farreil. Soloists— Senior choir, Alice Tooker, Mrs. J, Edwards, Helen Lenihan, Matthey V'ncent astroddi. Edmund Ki Francis Skiffington, Mr. Fanrell. St. John's, Fitchvlile. 10.00 0'Clock Mass Organ_ Prelude Nevin Kyrie Loesch Gloria Loesch Credo Loesch Offertory. Schuman Sanctus Lioesch Loesch Organ Miss Mary Bentley. Methodist Episcopal, Baltic. 1¢. 30 w. m. Organ Preiude—Easter Dawn Claussmann Today Hymn—Chr Apostle Creed tie Lord Is Ri Prayer Anthem—Awake! Ye Saints Psalms Gloria Patri Flute solo—The Resurrection Mr. J. Heaps Anthem—The Lond of All—Feace Hymn—Look, Ye Saints, the Sight is . Witty Filby Gilorlous > Sermon . . Closing Hymn—Crown Him With Many Crowns Organ Postiude—Hosannah Hartman 7 p. m. Orgag Prelude—Easter Allel Ottenwalder Hymn—Christ The Lord is Risen Anthem—Lift Your Giad Voices TLepman Soloist Percival Collins Flute solo—Easter Offertory Deshages Songs and recitals will be given by the Sunday school. Songs— Lilies Sweet and Fair Handel Walting For the Spring Mereditth I Know a -Bealtiful Story Meredith Hymn—Rejoice, The Lord is King. Organ Postiude—March Witty Miss Gunkild Swanson, organist. Joseph Heap, chorlster. GALES FERRY M. E. CHURCH GIVES FAREWELL TO PASTOR A farewell party was given in the vestry of the Gales Ferry M. E. church to Rev. G. H. Wright, Mrs. Wright, and their son, Willlam, Thursday evening, by the cnurcn and community, Rev. Mr. Wright, pastor of the church-for the past two vears has been transferred to the New .Bedford district of the N: E. . conference to Cataumet, Mass. Rev. Mr. Wright and family were guests at the home: of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Panicer Thursday, and were Invited in the evening to meet Some -friends at.the church vestry. To their surprise they were grected by a large ‘congregation, gathered to wish them Godspeed, in their new home and to-show their appre- clation of their services.- here, Nel- son Parker was chairman when the fol- lowing programme was given in their honor. Son; gation, America The Beautiful, congre- Mrs. Rufus W. Hurlbutt at the piano; reading, The Schooimasters Guests, (Wil Car'ton), Mrs.. Deiphine Fish; cartoonist. Robert - Blackwell. Mr. Blackwe!l entertained trechand rawing in_arayou 3 Spring But Yoi, M ngham, Miss C. L. Freeman at the pi ano. Reeponding {o an eniore, Mrs. Buckingham sang ‘Crow’s ; reaaing. Walter M. Buck- | Presented Rev. Mr. Wright a purse of £0'd. MrsWright, leather case, con- talning ome-half dozen silver teaspoons, su'tably engravad. and to the son, Will- lam. @ gift'of gld, Mr. Parker =ald as 2 remembrance for them of Gales Ferry and its people: wishing. them Godspeed to their new home. Rev. Mr Wright responded with cordial appreciation of the gifts and the kind wishes expressed Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served. Afterwards a recitation . was given, Christtopher Blask's April Foo! Joke, by Dudley .C. Perkins, the evening closing with singing of Auld Lang Syne. Mr. Parker Tequisted friends to go to the station Friday morning to speed Rev. Mr. Wright and family and in the afternoon to go to welcome tthe new pas- {tor, Rev. W. D. Woodward and family trom’ Niantld e GOOD FRIDAY SOLEMNITY ‘AT ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH The Good Friday services at St. Pat- Tigi’s church were largely atterded. The mass for the pre-sanctified. at 8 o'clock was offered by Rev. Philip J. Mooney. The ceremonies consisted of a Prophecy, Osee 6. 1-6, a lesson, Exodus 12. 1-11, the Passion of Our Divine Lord, John 18-19, special prayers and supplications for all orders and conditions of men, the adorition of the oross and the mass of the pre-sanctified. The vestments were of black and silver, as during a requiem. mass, the organ was mute and no hymns were sung. During this mass there was no con- secration, but the celebrant consumed the species comsecrated the day before. At the close of the mass, Father Moon- ey presented the crucifix to be kissed to the many hundreds kneeling at the sanct- nary railing.. the congregation icaving the church by the side alsles. The of- fertory of the day was for the tion of eacred placés in the Holy At three oclock Friday afternoon, 1 large congregatio¥ dssembled for ' the way of the cross, led by Father Gal This solemn devotion began in 1342 in Jerusalem. among Christlans who dwelt there and who were wont to go over the way ‘made sacred by the sufferings of the Divin Redeemer. Friday evening there was Benediction of the Blessed Sacramcnt, given b Fatther Mooner and again the vener tion "5 the Cr he large congroga- Easter Costume Accessories Your costume, formal or infcrmal, d:pends not alone cn itsslf for its effect, but de- mands that the hcsiery shali be coriect, th2 veil of a style harmonious with suit and hat, and th: gloves beyond rsproach. Thzre is no place better fitted to m;.:ply all these dress essantials than Th> Beston Stcre. £ASTER HOSIERY TWO-TONE SPORT HOSE ONLY $1.00 All the newer shades will be found in these silk and cotton prett are wort TWO-TONE SILK HOSE ONLY $125 etty drop-stitch St gs which are in great demand for Spring wea The * extraordinarily low price ‘should commend them 1o 3 FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE ONLY $225 Really. truly full-fashioned — the kind which fits, and * looks well. At this price we have both black and colors. SOME VERY SPECIAL VALUES AT $250 Silkc Stockings in all the rainbow shades of Spring, and with them some beautiful glove sHk hose with drop-stitch—both very fine hose which will give you much gatis- faction. GENUINE PHOENIX SILK HOSE $1.20 TO $285 Every woman knows that name, and we can supply them. in five different grades, each at its price a bargain. FANCY SILK HOSIERY $3.50 TO $4.50 Colored Hose—clocked hose—lace hose-—drop-stitch hose—a tremend- ous variety of some of the prettiest footwear you have ever seen, MISSES’ SILK SOCKS $150 Biack, white. cordovan. pongee, old blue and pink socks which any young miss would covet. Sizes 7 to 10 MISSES’ INGS—45c TO 63c In fine ribbed, and in the English seven and one style, in black. white, cordovan, grey and sand color. WOMEN’S GLOVE SILK VESTS $3.00 AND $339 Dainty pink. white and ozchid Vests, in bodice or band top styles. Plain ones at $3.00 and embroid- ered onmes at $3.39. STEP-IN BLOOMERS TO MATCH $3.39 NOVELTY GLOVE SILK UNiON SUITS—ONLY $4.95 They are all Step-in Chemise siyie, ard we have them In white only A very dainty and comfortable urdergarment. MERCERIZED STOCK-. Vestees, with cuffs to match, will be the thing this Spring, and they will be followed closely by the lit- tle round collars, also with cuffs. Fashion does not confine herself to white, either, but indulges. in a riot of color, gingham being used wvery effectively. Here are some of thi best numbers. : LACE COLLARS For Suits ‘and Dresses, in a large variety of Filet and Venise designs $1.20 TO $3.50 PURITAN COLLAR AND CUFF SETS Dainty little round ' Collars, with cuffs to match: Just right for the round neck dresses and sweaters. ‘We have them in many colors as well as in lace and white linen— 50c TO $3.50 NOVELTY VESTEES The variety is very great in both colors and in white,” Lawn. Ging-" ham, Linen, and Laces being the chosen materials. For sport suits, and dresses they are a necessity— $1.00 TO $3.50 SILK AND ALPACA SCARFS Stunning and novel effects. have been obtained, the Roman Strips designs heing remarkably beautiful. Plain colors, too, ‘will 'be found. For sports wear the Alpaca Scarfs are in great demand just now— $350 TO $5.00 VEILS AND VEILIN Veils must follow the trend of the millinery. _In . consequence there are many novelties this ssason.’ Among the newe: ones will be found many-novelty meshes; with che: dots and figures in contrasting co) ors, among them being Rust on Black, ‘Heiina b Copenhagen, Jada’| <n Black, Perlwinkle, Flamn., Sand and Taupe— Qflu TO $1.00 A YARD “1éathot Toof VEILS AND VEILINGS AMONG THE MORE STAPLE STYLES theie ure many piain and fancy. meshes, many of them hav- ing borders of contrasting For those who prefer the mo effects these will be found v tactive— 25¢ TO 75c A YARD READY-TO-WEAR AND DRAPE VEILS novelties will be found here, tte most beautiful we have shown in years. The desizfis have departed from the usua! and many chasming new effects are the re- sult— $1.00 70 $350 EACH Stunning / EASTER GLOVES HERE'S A SPECIAL EASTER VALUE For your church-going costume. you will need a pair of gloves in the two-clasp length. We hav secured a special lot of these kids. in regular $2.00 value—all colors, h two-tone embroidery, and will sell them for this litue price— SPECIAL $1.59 STRAP WRIST AND GAUNTLET GLOVES These styles have made a place for themselves,’ and for street wear ;.,:ex:uis e bei(eri) We have them sha h S a ) ehades lu et Buede; and $3.00 TO $6.00 THE NEWEST EVENING GLO For the after Easter lesflvitie!,v\'zfia will need some long gloves, and yoy will wish the latest design, too. For you, then, we have purchasaa these 16-button length gloves, in ‘white, with beaded decorations— got one which ix pretty and stylis: We have just recelved g shipment -6f women's colersq umbrelias of highes: grade, Ambes-Ring handles ag wei sigles Are again’ | @emand, and mary pich and ariisc desiznz have been preduced — FULL All‘?clflf?. © 7% raess pEseaTones That - Woman From Nantucket (J. €. POETR f;::fio"i;' Du::ey C. Parker. Mr. Parker o m > B ' 4 -Téquested M. Wright, Mrs. Wright ! CoAx RASEES-SRMTER and their son to come forward and in Days |Lors now wai eovimg-ia tn 1o woria, hebal? af . the <church and community, ~ fod ey de & Filied i B lieg ffiu"fi.fi'}f"&f"‘ fove, Raise Thou my-heart s No woman need have a n;-l- sive, unsightly skin—ten chances to one it's by constipation Powher urne Y T > and « Tazy-liver, which is easily | IVith fouf as ciofi'y SHul'S, €7 and quiekly remedied. For a good, And ‘white s tliey, safe, purely vegetable regulator |suow hat . which il keep,your system clean, | Ao Thos crt fomces Vil s flowers and the Then, when awake rre Eraes . T ear Thee pacys " SPrng winds —Charles Hanson as nature intended, Towh, ' Aiihtes EASTER pawy, - et wag tare T eb For they believed. it there. orices Tracious Lord wa But #oom they a But oo fvey bt an anga's veio Why flo_ze seck the livie dead ™ With bearts expectant and = tion of devout worshippers, Fathers May A brave " apiriy and Galvin assisting in thi They 34 Today (Holy Saturday) there will be| = ‘gygeris Christ had overcome th the blessing of tue water used in the | ceremonies throughout the year, the jblessings of the mew fire. also of the Paschal Candle, which on Faster Sunday We grent thee now immortal Bast Dawning amd eartis .....3.'...’24'.’ Why, shouid we in despair ard dariness gTope? will stand at the gospel side of the |g,. FTORET main altar, significant of the Light hv:: shines the light of Christias which shone among the Gentlles. s e nedd ¥iot ro (o farfamed Gat Our Tiawn med oo farAa Gailee Do Owners Slow. But he i with ‘s 1n hant Lord ia wee; n she > Town Cleck Charles S. Holbrook has so far this month licensed only more than 100 dogs. As there in the town of Nor- a few are | Blest Easter day. the yearr w about 1,200 dogs _ und go wich to be licensed this means that |Amid the changing scenés of Joy and dog owners will have to move liveller O'er ]:"n'; for l'oirges in the last half of the e wnd %ea may the glad mews wnon han they have in the first half. at . R noath Ul 9. they oy Th 53-‘:'5( the Lord s rigen from the —Josiah G Hiah Greene Wanly, —_— HUMOR OF THE DAY "Tou sald-sor whuld Al for mer 2Nt T workhig mewer T"—Loulsville Courser.Journal, “Do_you thinl Holiday st Court House Offices. Good Friday was an all-day ho'iday at the offices at the court house, except the water department and the superior /| court clerk’s office. 18 Springte Sean. w ¥ou coull care for 3 chap like me?" Ye ChOCOlat "’":!hvll)k:"_‘od e b it b At's a grea X in e vs & his Bnetrs of “follow through™ 1 gets wark doms “—Fels Fesults —Boot and Shoe Tecorder, ve dec'ded 1o have Shoppe 49 BROADWAY v vk Saes aaibe SR Judge. id the tramp at the kitchen door: ouldn’t you -give me a bite o ear ady? 1 was born uniueky.” Weil. your luek. is holding out.” reply as the door came banged st Life. Darke—Mabel gare me th mittes test night. 'Special Saturday | [2 bs. Salted Blanched Jumbo Peanuts...... $1.00 re are y 2 lbs. Milk Chocolates. $1.25 i ("L, "o il 2 h M ‘1.w Chuo_ b .”er J) ::u'ln exhibit ¥ —Loulevtle - -Miberes Bridget, Fm- afva’d you Sash lates ....00cco..... . $150] Mires—briaet. rs S Brideet (absent-mindedly) — Shm 2 Ibs. Preserved Ginger $1.25 {2 Ibs. Fudge ......... $1.00 2 lbs. After Dinner Bhnts =S i 0N L mum. i must have been the cat—Bos ton Transeript The Scorty—Did yo hortibie effecis of “Xo. what Mre. Bos Yonngwedd—And ¥0u be awar. dear? RE 001 —AbOBL WD wesks Mre. Y—Wel 1 think TU lesm ook whi's you are shwent T.—That's a good idea. And TT take the dog over and leave him with ome of the neighbors—Bos “Where did you get teur?" “I' plcked him un worked for several he's going with m: hesr of the latest Thitton? . $1.00 The above will be packed in handsome Chicken and Sweet Pea design boxes; no charge. 11 1b. Assorted Chocolates, Plastic box, value $1.75, $1.00 ;l Ib. Tuchen Paste, in tin {Peacock box ..y....... 49¢ {11b. Hay Stacks ....... 3% iChen'ies, Nougatines, Cara- imels, Jim Crows, Butter Creams, Co Co Fruit— 59c¢ A POUND o in California. movie macs, but 1o have a sew experiencs hind “How's .is that®™ never keep him up untll sfter —Birmingham Age-Herald “ry midnight “that the man who raised thix epring chicken was very tender-hearted ™ “How In the world do you make that out?" agked the second “Recause he hesitated so lomg Sefors ing the fatal Lrow "—American Le- n Weekly. First Tourlst—"There's & hoard warning people not to walk the railway track.” Second Tourist—"Oh. the railroad people are more particular than motor- ists 1" y " o o8 Our delicious Ice Cream, made from Fruit, Strawberry, Ber- ries, fresh, right from the South, in boxes to take out. " motorists allaw pedestris to cross the roads if they take th During the campaign for probibitie a little town took a lively interes the election. Fvery house, with tis exception of one, displayed this card “This House ls Dry.” For days all eyes watched the win- dows of that one house without a sig At Jast this placard “This House Leaks a.Litte. KALEIDOSCOPE A state lunch in China eomprises dishe A skark and whale leather factory ia be esteblished in Honohla The American reltef association ir feed. ing 1,300.000 children in Poiani s . The Duke of York. second son of King Butter Scotch, in 1 Ib. tin Goorge: ims an official aliowance & $99; Peacock boxes ........ 29¢|00 a year. More straet aceiCents oocur in New ::;‘ In the ‘slask™ horre than during the i 1-2 Ib: cake Chocolate.. 10c i The g ness “rush” hours. so Cah, 20 inhaditant of troplea’ 2 1 4 (o be the only membery o Bitter Sweet Pepper- {50 By (Fibe fhat swis o e Sk In Greece ilere are hundreds of Zam- Several other specials too llles who never (ame ment Guring the en tire yeus, sxoux on New Year's day ané | numerous to meniien, ICema in and see for Baster, Fhe srea of EAR4 WOapes tn adeut §99, Walilaez's Jo_flln Aimends, reguiar 806 vaiue, ib, ,,, 29¢ This is our Anniversary. We Opened April 16, 1921. This is the biggest Candy Sale we ever put on. e 600 square nolesbut emiy 1 squan i and inhabited by & setited ior. fuke of Commwall, gad jn the Bosteh @5 of Dothisay, el of Uaron st Nentrew: w2 Lasd of the i ]