The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-14
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POINTS OF INTEREST.
Radford B. Smith

Is certainly giving his customers good deal for their money. The prices advertised to-day are very low and re- bate checks good for more merchandise to the sale tomorrow. Many good things are waiting for you
 Closing Out the Clothing Department.
 Big Bargains in Mems Spring Suits you can get at Glasner's 1192 Main St., while their stock lasts as they have decided to go out of the clothing bus mess. You can get clothing at your own prices. Don't wait as the best articles will be gone. Remember they carry a full line of furniture, carpets, ranges and bedding.
 When You Buy Beer it is good policy to buy beer that is not only palatable but healthful as cred to your home for s1.30 a case; export. $50; Smiths Philadelphia Ale, sterilized, $1.20; Lenox Ale and Lieb- manns Brooklyn Lager $1.O0 a case. package liquors stouts, etc. Gus Broch & Son, s70 Main street. Tel. 1889.
 Fresh From the Churn.
 New spring butter sweet and rosy right from the churn 2Sc per pound. This butter is very fancy and fit for with a rich flavor. If you like rare bits this is the cheese. Native eggs all off one farm. large and white. Nothing ~--''- +~ equal them in town. Boston coffee. the famous 1775 brand 3oc per pound, the best coffee pro- duced Good Soffee POO and 25c per pound. Choice teas 15c, 25c. 35c, 40c and Soc per pound. The Peoples Dairy. 13O State street. Telephone Geo. A. Robertson 5S9.
 To Make the Deaf Hear.
 The Acousticon, an electrically op- cd ir1S n- structed for the transmission of sound waves has solved the problem of mak- ing the deaf hear and is to-day the on ly instrument which gives complete practical assistance to the deaf. It is not even necessary to raise the voice in speaking to a deaf person with this new device as with a trumpet or speaking tube. The speaker and hear CT both may be at ease and at any distance apart. the conversation being carried on without exertion or attrac- ting the attention of strangers. The Acousticon ear piece is held lightly by hand or head band to the outside of the ear while the transmitters can be hidden from view under the wearing apparel of the user. D. A. Parker. the Arcade Jeweler. is the sole distributor will be pleased to show it to all who are interested.
 A Furore of Selling on Cheerful
 Credit.
 Those ladies' sample suits at half price which Caesar Misch, Inc. luckily obtained for cash from a well-known manufacturer of ladies' garments, has pointed out with redoubled force the greatness of Caesar Misch Inc. as a credit clothing house. Apart from this special, which is still in full swing, there are hundreds of garments in dainty summer materials that are a delight to the lovers of chic appear ing, soundly tailored suits, dresses, separate skirts, and waists and mil linery. A special word must be said about the Caesar Misch hat creations. The latest mode shapes are trimmed with an effect that is captivating, be- ing closely copied from only the best of New York styles. To complete for the ladies' costume, there is a shoe de- partment containing summer ties in dainty lasts, built for street service. All these belong to the lady who is wise enough to say: "I will take this on Cheerful Credit"-meaning a small sum when making the purchase and the balance in payments that will scarcely be noticed.
 "Cheerfu1 Credit" is also full of meaning to the men of Bridgeport, for it places within their reach, suits of fine blue serges, lightweight fancy worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres of desirable quality and smartly tailored straw hats in the latest shapes and straws and summer footwear, all on Cheerful Credit. 1t is needless to put | off obtaining seascnab1e, clothing when Cheerful Credit is so conveniently ar ranged to meet your needs at any time