The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-01
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Great Sale of Fine Reliable
 dependable fur scarfs and muffs at E.. H. Dillon & Co.'S. 1105 Main street.
 Valentines.
 A fascinating display of brilliant coiored valentines are to be Seen in Wooster's window, corner of Barnum avenue and East Main street.
 Repairing.
 It is money thrown away to leave repairing in incompetent hands. Often articles are discarded by the owner, when a little judicious repairing would save considerable expense Clocks. watches. music boxes and all light me, cnanfcal articles. and jewelry and nov cities are skilfully and promptly re- paired by Henry O.. Reid, who has a thorough knowledge of the business Leave repairing with Henry c. Reid. JeWeler, 952 Main street near Bank street. 1-
 Mollan's Shoe Sale.
 brisk sale is in progress at Mol Ian S. Children's shoes in tan .,,,d in black in gun metal calf and kid with spring heels, and safety heels. with pesI style toes, and stout soles are !ound an the bargain lots. Bargains m snoes for growing girls wearing wo- mens sizes are to be had in tans and Tn black gun metal, with medium heel or Cuoan heel, lace, with full or nar- row toe. Patent vici kid and gun metal boots for women. in fine onal- lev, ano a variety of styles, in broken slzes, at great reductions are still to pc nad Mems Burt & Packard eKor- rect Shape shoes. in guaranteed pat ent and dull finish Burrotaps leather. and "Korrect Shape shoes in medium sraoes. are also included in the spec ial mark down sale at Mollan's.
 1i Q continues with intensified interest Many or the values offered are one- Iourth to one-half less than regular prices. You will find nothing but good shoes in this sale. A big cut in prices IS moving them out quickly. Included m Inis sale are mems. $3,50 and $4.OO shoes at $2.59; mems $3O0 shoes at Sl9o; mems $2.00 satin calf shoes are marked $1.45; boys satin calf $1.50 snoes are going at 99c; women's felt lace shoes, $1.00 grade, are selling at Toe; Women's felt slippers with leather soles, soc kind, are now 35c: wornen's Ielt shoes. 75c kind, at soc: women,s storm rubbers. soc kind, at 39c: chil- dren's 75c shoes are marked 49c. girls ngnt ,,3 ana a heayy weight shoes. the reg ular $l.25 kind, at 99c PractfcaIIv everything you can think of in the line or winter footwear is offered in this sale Come here and see for yourself what bargains await you. s. R Thing & Co.,, 1153 Main street.
 For a Short Time Only all carpets sold for cash amounting to 10 yards or more will be made laid and lined free at Nothnagle's big Iurnlture ana carpet store, 15 yards or more l1noleum or oil cloth will be 1aid free. It is good time fo h,,v tha selection is enormous There ia stilI ine selection of dressers and chiffon 1ers offered at about Ia off from the regular prices. A few fine buffets and at just half price. Baby carriages and go carts at 2-3 price and q good assortment of close, out pat terms Of rugs at about Ia off iron, the regular prices, and another good thing that is always doing lots of h,1siness at the Nothnagle store is the famous Glenwood ranges. It is such a relief TOT the nousekeeper to know that she can absolutely depend on the Glen wood range. baking every time. that ure instead of drudgery. Ask to see the latest patterns just out. Elevator to all departments. 1869 Main street and 135 Fairfield avenue.
 Obstructed Circulation.
 As is shown by the Medical Com l pend nearly all forms of disease are caused by impurities in the blood and tissues, most Of which form a seed- bed for disease germs: it is we'll to l that these impurities are car ried by the blood to different parts of l the system, and when they accumu- late in large quantities they are sure to cause obstruction in the circulation. 1 If from any cause the skin, Kidneys 1 or bowels become obstructed in their 1 Functions, these living disease germs 1 accumulate very rapidly, and when the l tlood has become overloaded the capil~ | lary vessels are soon blocked and the | blood occumulates in the parts, and we have congestion followed by inflamrna- ton with it's accompanying symptoms, | pain, heat, redness and swelling. Un- less these germs are destroyed or re- moved from the system they may prove fatal. As before said, one of | -he benefits of the Turkish bath is in removing these germs, another is the zneading, rubbing, manipulating and 'hampooing that is used in the baths, which removes the obstruction from he capillaries and allows the blood to Circulate freely through the body; the impurities in the blood are thus car jed out through the pores or worked If through the kidneys and bowels, md in no place is the Turkish bath ,fven more scientifically and success ully than at the Atlas baths, PAT Fair ieId avenue. Always open