The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-12
POINTS OF INTEREST.

POINTS OF INTEREST.
 Ladies' Notice.
 Keban and Gelman just received new spring mits to be sold Saturday at $1A00 worth while noticing.
 For the New waist
 You need new skirt. Klebah & Gel mans s skirts are unmatchable in Bridgeport. See them Saturday.
 Always Reliable.
 6 Silk Petticoats will be sold at KIe- oan & Gelman5s sa.s. They represent them as reliable offer and you can depend upon tt-it is so.
 Radford B. Smiths Sale.
 Tomorrow will be good one. Lots Of new goods have come from New York this week. Many of which will be found in the advertisement today. Souvenirs. Flags, Paper Napkins, Pos tai Cards, etc
 Try The Crawford.
 When you are dissatisfied with the manner in which your linen or wet wash is done just try The Crawford is done better and more satisfactory than you can have it done elsewhere or even at home because the facilities to do the best work are here.
 Cut Plug.
 Smoking plugs are now in demand. Eckler & Co, 968 and STA Main street, carry a large veriety. If you pur- chase here the annoyance of cutting up your plug is saved for it will be done for you on the premises without moments delay and by a new inn proved cutting machine. Try a plug for a long. pleasant smoke, there's nothing to beat it.
 Spring Overcoats
 This is just the time to make your selection of a spring overcoat and the line being shown at The Hub Clothing House at the corner of Main and Bank streets is the one that is winning the approval of men who are critical in the matter of dress. In style and fabric there is an extensive variety. It is worth your while to visit this store and post yourself on the correct spring styles. New Spring hats and furnishings are also being shown. When your garments come from The Hub you know they are rishtC
 Your Attention
 is called to our fine line of Baby car rfages and go carts, the latest designs are here for your inspection which we will be pleased to show you. Our col lapsfbfe go-carts are best in town at lowest price, all durable different col ors and styles. Everything in furni- ture. carpets, beddfdng, etc. Also full line of mems and boys clothing in all the fancy and staple colors and mater ial either for cash on small weekly payments Come and investigate our goods and prices before purchasing it
 
 Furniture O.. 1192 Main St. The old reliable furniture and clothing credit Eouse. Everyone is invited to look us over. No trouble to show goods. Store open Saturday evening
 Anniversary Candy.
 Six months ago to-day, the Puritan candy store at 1s9, Fairfield avenue opened, opened for business At the time. Mr. Wright, the proprietor was told by some that a candy business could not be successfully carried on except on Main street. The subse- quent success of the little store, how ever, has demonstrated this to be un- true, and at the present time. while but six months old The little busi- ness has grown and has scores of regu- lar patrons The return of satisfied ton profitable and each week sees new faces added to the ranks of those who want fresh candfesEand wanting them go to the Puritan to get them See anniversary specials. they are real bargains.
 St Patrick's Day Entertainment
 The 3rd Division A. O. H. entertain nent on March 17th is not given only to replenish its treasury but also to commemorate the memory of Ireland's Patron Saint who through the Inspi- ration of the all high releasable Irish cry which they b1nd1y worshipped for nearly five hundred years of the Chris ] fian era In honoring St. Patrick the members of the Division believe they are honorine themselves the organiza- tion they belong to and the Irish race in genrale- The history of that race has been ably depicted by the Hon. John T. Heating at Polls Opera House Sunday evening March 7th whose lec- fure in full appeared in the Farmer fMarch sth- Besides the dancing , there will be a composition of Michael Scanlon recited by one of the members entitled the IrisL soldier to Columbia on St Patrick's Day. The committee guarantees good time to all who at tend See advertisement.
 Latest Spring Fashions
 within the reach of every family. What the new styles are and what the popular fabrics will be are well rep resented at the store of Caesar Misch, Inc, fully eqdalling the advance Spring displays at any of the limited ch&rge houses. Many who can and do buy for cash, prefer to trade there as they find a variety and quality that is eoualled by but few. But, cash is not necessary: accounts are cheerfully op- ened with people whose amount of ready money. is small, and those who come to advire are surprised at a ind peared beyond their means, could be theirs without any undue straln upon the family purse. CheerIul Creoit as practiced by Caesar Misch, Inc. is sim ply this: A small sum deposited on re- ceiving the garment, and thR balance in weekly payentsm, the amount Of which is regulated by the purchaser, Income. Men too, who know the ad vantage of being stylishly dressed, hnd that limited means are no hindrance at Caesar Misch. The Spring woolens and serges are unusually attractive this season, and their entire cost IS very moderate. A complete Boys clothing department and family shoe department where the best may De. had on the easiest of payments, have gained many friends for this store. The Edison Monograph outfit complete, on Cheerful Cherit, is another attraction chat many have availed themselves of.
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