The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-05
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POINTS OF INTEREST.
Radford B. Smith


 says that the new coupons now being given out are in great demand and it would be very strange if they were not as it is not often that the opportunity | is offered to buy dry goods under cur rent prices and also get a rebate cheek entitling the purchaser to more goods free. That is just what is being done at this store as anyone attending the big sale tomorrow will see.
 Telephone 5So.
 Have you tried our butter at 2Sc per pound? If you have not, just get busy. It will pay you. Cheese. every store keeps cheese. but not like ours. If you | are a lover of rare-bits get this cheese. our window for prices The best cof- fee produced the famous 1775 brand Boston coffee soc per pound. Good coffee 15c. 200 and 25c per pound. pound. The Peoples Dairy. 130 State St. Telephone Geo. A. Robertson. 5S9. A Special Sale
 of solid silver hat pins. links. and col lar buttons will be inaugurated by G. w. Fairchild & Sons, the jewellers. and continue for one week. This is truly ln extraordinary sale as the goods are of the very finest finish and quality, being made by a gold jewelry manu- facturer who is discontinu1ng the mak- ing of silver jewelry and accepted ou: offer for what he had on hand at a trifle over the actual value of the sil- yer. An early inspection is invited as at the prices the goods are marked they will not stay with us long.
 Almond Kisses.
 The tremendous sale of our almond special last Saturday, causes us to offer another almond special for to- morrow-almond kisses, cream kisses with pieces of sweet almonds, made in two f1avors and exceptionally deli cious, reduced tomorrow to 21c per a h. taining a pleasing combination, of su- gar, chocolate and nuts for tomorrow 17c per pound Molasses Spearnint Drops usually sold for 15c per pound, for tomorrow 11c per pound. The Puritan, 199 Fairfield avenue.
 Inauguration in Bridgeport.
 Although our inauguration is differ ent from the one held at Washington yesterday it is more interesting to ev- cry man, woman and child who is in need of household furniture and cloth ing for we have inaugurated the latest styles, of standard and fancy goods, of superior workmanship into our store, our spring line of furniture carpets, carts mems and boys suits in every ina ginable style and material is sec ond to none and our prices are posi- lively the lowest. Don't let the finan- cial depression keep you away because if you are short of funds, we will trust you, our well known liberal credit plan is the best, we have thousands of satisfied customers in this city, join them and be convinced of our liberal way of doing business, look in our win dows for the latest styles. The G1as- ner Furniture Co.,, 1192 Main St. 19 years in same business in the same city.
 Last Call For Dinner
 says MT. Nothnagle in his new adver- tiSement on last page The great an nual $6 for s5 sale ends March 10. It's no trick at ali to save enough on a whole outfit to furnish one or two rooms absolutely free. Why it's just like finding so much money, and still there will be many who will watch someone else pick it up while the op- portunity offers and then wonder why they did not do likewise before it was too late. You never get fooled at a Nothnagle sale. That's why so many wait months to get these extraordinary benefits. Just put down March 10 for before that as possible, so you won't have to make selections in a hurry, and you'll do well. Remember you can choose from the best new, up-to-date stock of furniture, carpets, rugs, mat tings, linoleums. oilcloths. lace cur tains, portiereS, couch covers, go- carts, baby carriages, refrigeratOrs, pictures, etc., and get $6 worth of goods for every $5 cash you pay while this remarkable sale lasts. Elevator to all departments. 1869 Main street and 135 Fairfield avenue.