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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Silver, Glass and Crockery
 in the Mill End Sale

IMPORTERS SAMPLES of fine fancy decorated china, graceful shape, at fraction of real value: Covered dishes, worth $1.50 to Meat dishes, worth s5c to s1;so- Dinner plates, worth s2.25 to s4 DECORATED porcelain from an American pottery. Collection in c1udes many sorts and shapes but all are of first quality. Almost complete dinner-sets may be chosen from it.
 Cups and SaucerS, worth S2 to S2.5O doZ- Sc pair Plates, nearly all sizes, worth s1.5o to $2.50 dog, each 7c Covered dishes, worth $1 ard $1:50-'
 39c and 48c Meat dishes, worth 22c to $1.15-- Uncovered dishes, worth zoe to 4Oc-
 1Oc to 19c Fruit dishes, worth COG to s1 dog, each Sc PLAIN WHITE porcelain, second quality but good for kitchen or cot tage use,
 Tea plates, regular 75c dog, each
 
 regular 85c to $1 dog, each 4c Cups and saucers regular soc dog, each Pc Bowls, regular 7c- 4c slop-jars with cover. regula s1;75- Chambers, regular 30c- 19c Ewers with basin, regular $1-69c DINNER-SETS, number of designs, decorated in tasteful pattern, reg Ill a r16 130 pieces,
 worth s1O to SIP -Ss
 worth $14 to SIS SIP BERRY-SETS, pieces, good pat tern, worth Soc 39c JET TEA-POTS, English make, tasteful and durable, worth 45c to 6Oc- 29c and 39c CUT GLASS, the entire splendid col lection of the store goes into the Mill End sale with regular prices reduced by exactly 1-4 BLOWN GLASS tumblers. worth soc doz- 39c FANCY ETCHED tumblers, worth 85c doZ- soc PRESSED GLASS tumblers, worth soc dOz- 19c GLASS TEA-sETs, worth soc
 19c FANCY LEMONADE SETS, worth S1- 69c NICKEL CLOCKS, small, good time keepers, worth 60c- 39c WM. ROGERS table silver, special heavy plate:
 Teaspoons, worth $1.50 doZ- $1 Table spoons and forks, worth $3 doz- $2 BREAD TRAYS and crumb sets. heavy plate, worth $2.75 to s3.25-
 S195 TEA-SETS of four pieces, good pat terms, worth $5 and Sc
 S3.75
 39c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Boys Clothing in the Mill End Sale

DOUBLE-SERV SUITS, navy blue serge and fancy mixtures in gray. tan and olive effects, each with two pairs of trousers:-
 $65O suits S5
 $5 suits $395 BOYS' LONG-TROUSER SUITS. plain and fancy patterns of blue serge, gray, tan and brown mix lures, worth s7.50 to $16.50- RUSSIAN and SAILOR SUITS for small boys, good colors and we'll made, worth $2.50 to .$6.50- SUMMER KEEPERS. tan, red, blue and fancy mixtures or shepherd checks, worth $3 to $6.5O- WASH SUITS, many styles and col ors and patterns, plain and fancy, worth 59c to $2.50, some sold here special at 5sc and s1,-
 TROUSERS. fancy mixtures. worth 59c to $1- 35c to 59c HOUSES and SHIRTS, good pat terms, plain and fancy, some with attached collar, worth Soc HATS, straw and summer fabrics. many shapes and colors, worth 25c to $1.50- 19c to soc ROMPERS for little boys, cool and LONG TROUSERS for young men, good fabrics and styles and made With special care, worth $2.50 to $5- $1.95 to $3.75 PAJAMAS and NIGHT SHIRTS, plain White and fancy. worth Soc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Gloves, 'Kerchiefs
 and Umbrellas in the Mill End Sale

CHAMOISETTE and silk-fnish lisle gloves, lisle in white, tan or black, worth 25c- 19c SILK-FINISH lisle gloves, 1s button length, worth 39c- 21c SILK GLOVES with double-tip fing- CTS, ? clasp, good colors, worth LONG SILK with double-tip finger 16 button length, black, white and tan, worth $1- 65c CHAMOISETTE, 2 clasp, worth Soc HANDKERCHIEFS in special bun- dles, plain, fancy and initial, wo- mems and mems, assorted patterns worth Sc, 10c and to Soc
 4c to 33c JAPONETTE initial handkerchiefs for men, worth 10c- Sc initial handkerchiefs for women, worth 1211c- Sc MEMS PLAIN all-linen handker- chiefs, worth 12k C. 9c WOMEN'S ALL-LINEN, corner pat LACE TRIMMED handkerchiefs. edge and center patterns, worth MEMS STURDY all-linen, plain or with initial, worth 25c- 19c GIRLS PARASOLS, silk, plain color. worth $1.25- 95c WOMEN'S PARASOLS, silk, plain green, worth S225- S1.S5 mems and women's good and attractive handles, many styles, worth $1 to $2-
 zac $1.2O and S1.6O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
OUTBREAK OF SUFFRACETTES
 IN ENGLAND
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press)
 London, July 13.-'The defeat of the Shackleton bill, granting the right of the franchise to women with suffi- cient property qualifications will sig nalize an outbreak such as England never knew before. The women and the men who sympathize with them will temporize in this matter no long er." This semi-revoluntionary state ment was made today by Walter E. Claren, M. P., the leading parliament The statement followed the passage of the franchise bill to it's second reading in the House of Commons last night. This temporary victory, how even was short lived, for Commons theFeupon voted to send the bill to the Committee of the Whole instead of to a subdiary committee. In Com mittee of the whole the bill cannot be taken up for passage without the approval of Premier Asquith, who is hostile to the measure and who will see to it that it is not called out at this session.
 It was stated at the headquarters of the suffragette movement today that the women would take brief time to decide whether Asquith in- tends to yield to what they say is a popular demand for the passage of the bill.
 But if he refuses. you may be sure we will resort to violence, and violence of a nature that will make our former Outbreaks seem tame. We are mili- tant suffragettes,' the women de. clare. Because we cannot get what We demand peacefully"
 The Shackleton bill provides that women with property, together with women who already vote in munich
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13

Towels and Crashes in the Mill End Sale

COTTON towels. heavy, IS by ss, worth F F e 10c TURKISH towels, good weight, 21 by ..37 inches. worth 12Hc- 1Oc HEAVY TURKISH towels, close weave, 19 by 38. worth 15c- . 12Hc LARGE and firm-woven Turkish tow-
 els. very absorbent, worth 19c to iHUCK TOWELS, half linen, worth UNION HUCK towels, good size,w
 15c- 121ac PURE LINEN huck and damask tow- els, 19 by 37 inches, worth 25c-
 21c fF1NE ALL-LINEN towels. damask, birds'-eye pattern, 20 by 40, worth
 29c- 25c uRISH-ENIBROIDER scarfs and squares, worth Soc :.9c tCRASH, cotton, twilled, worth SC yd- 31%c tDICE or plain woven crashes. worth tTc vd- SC ALL-LINEN bleached crash, worth 1Oc yd- Sc ;GLASS TOwELING, good and fine, worth 10c yd- Sc BROWN all-linen crash, worth sc yd 6Hc iALL-LINEN heavy bIeached crash,
 worth 12 h e yd- 1Oc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
WINDSOR HOTEL MAN
 BECOMES BANKRUPT

Hartford, July 13-Clifford N. De Quetteville. who conducted the Wind sor Hotel in Bridgeport, has filed a petition in bankruptcy. He lists his liabilities at $10016.o7 of which s9,- 227.57 is unsecured
 The stock of liquors he had in the hotel when he prepared the petition in bankruptcy he lists as follows: Sixteen bottles of tokay; ten bottles of white port; four bottles of Lash's bitters; six bottles of Carmeliters bitters: six bottles of Union bitters; nine bottles of rock and rye; six bottles of soft drinks; twenty-seven bottles of claret; one-half gallon of sherry and one-half gallon Of blackberry brandy
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13

tary elections The bill was brought up in the House of Commons last night and passed it's second reading by the unexpected vote of 299 to 190. The leaders of the suffragette move ment were iii high feather for only a few moments as by a majority Of 145 votes, Commons then voted to re- fer the measure to the Committee of the whole. The summer sessions lasts but a short time and the autumn ses- sion will be taken up with the heated fight against the powers of the Lords so that the bill will not see daylight for a year unless Asquith develops a sudden change of heart
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Notions in the Mill End Sale

KINGS basting cotton, worth 5c- MACHINE COTTON, 2oo-yd. black. white and colors. worth 35c doz- CLIMAX machine cotton, 1,20O-yd, worth 15c- 1Oc AUNT LYDIA'S thread, worth 5c-
 for 7c c B FRENCH darning cotton, worth 5c- for 7c SILK. 4oo-yd, black, worth 26c- 15c SPOOL SILK, 1oo-yd. worth 1oc-
 Sc MACHINE NEEDLES. all makes, worth 5c paper 2 for 1Oc TAPE, 24-yd roll, worth 1Oc- 7c ENGLISH TAPE, twilled, 10 yds. worth 10c- SC BIAS SEAM TAPE, all widths, s-yd piece, worth 5c- Sc PINS, best English, 36O count. worth 15c paper 7c PINS, extra quality, worth 10c pa PINS. 40 count, worth CLINTON SAFETY PINS, worth Sc PIN CUBES, worth 5c- ? for 7c HA!R-PIN cabinet, contains 264 pins, worth 10c- 7c INVISIBLE hairpin cabinets, worth 5c- for 5c BONE HAIR-PINs, several kinds, worth 10c to 25c doz- sc SEAM BINDING. worth 1sc piece
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Notions in the Mill End Sale

LINEN CoRsET-LACEs. worth sc- SHOE LACEs. tubular, worth Sc TIE LACEs. black and tan, worth SILK TIE laces, worth 25c- 15c HOOKS AND EYES, Can't Be Seen brand, guaranteed rustproof, all COLLAR SUPPORTERS, card of 6. COLLAR FOUNDATIONS, net and chiffon. worth 5c- Sc SILK HAIR-NETS, large, worth 5c- REAL HAIR HAIR-NETs, extra large, all shades but gray, worth NAVY FLOSS HAIR ROLLS, light and sanitay, 24-inch, worth 35c- WASHABLE HAIR-ROLLS, fine quality, worth 65c- 35c ELASTIC of one-inch width, black. blue and white. worth 12c yd- sHoPPING-BAGs. netted, worth TAPE MEASURES, worth 5c- Sc SKIRT GAUGES. with chalk. worth MES MACHINE OIL, worth Sc-
 Sc PEARL BUTTONS. perfect, worth 5c ocEAN-PEARL GEla BUTTONS, carved fsh-eye and plain, worth 25c to soc card 5c CHILDREN's CHAPTERS. wide eIas- tic. all colors all sizes, worth 15c-
 7c PAD SUPPORTERS for women, i straps, extra wide elastic, all colors, 1 worth 25c- 17c DRESS SHIELDS, washable, lace trimmed, all sizes, worth 25c-
 fEc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
GREAT RED TICKET CLEARANCE Sale Is Now Going On
 for goods in the tory of millinery

S10.00 Marabout Boas $5.9S SLIP Black Ostrich Tips 3 in bunch S1.50 White and Black Ostrich Fumes $500 White and Black Ostrich Fumes
 .......... ........... S1.4S S12.00 White and Black Willow
 DO.OO $500 Black Willow Fumes. .. $4.9S $2.75 Linette Auto Coats, 52 inches
 long ... .S1.4S $4.50 Linnett Auto Coats, 52 inches
 IOuS .f- S-.O0 $500 Linette Auto Coats, 52 inches
 long ..... $3. AS $7.00 Genuine Linen Auto Coats, 52
 inches long S4.48 $10.0O Bengaline Silkette Auto Coats,
 52 inches long ........ S6.75 $10.0O Pongette Auto Coats, 52 inches
 long ......... ..... .S6.4S SIP and s13 Pongee Silk Auto Coats
 52 inches long ............$ .$S.9S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13

85c White Lawn Shirt Waists .4SC SLIP White Lawn Shirt Waists. .z5c $1.38 White Lawn Shirt Waists. 9Sc $1.75 White Lawn Shirt Waists SLIP S3.50 and S4.O0 Assorted Shirt Waists
 in Net and Silk ....... .Sf.4S $2.50 Black Silk Shirt Waists .$I.9S 75c Black Percaline Petticoats. .44c S1.00 Black Percaline Petticoats 69c SIPS Black Percaline Petticoats S8c S2.25 Black Heatherbloom Petticoats S4.00 Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats
 .S2.IS Better grades marked approximately 75c Chiffon Veils .4Sc $1.00 Chiffon Veils ........... .69c s1.3S Chiffon Veils .......... .9Sc $1.75 Chiffon Veils .$1.25 62c White Lace Veils ........ .39c $1.0O White and Black Lace Veils 9Sc $500 Marabout BoaS ........ .$S.9S $500 Marabout Boas ......... $4.93'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13

S250 and $3 Trimmed Hats. .75c $4 Trimmed Hats .,...... .SS $6 and ST Trimmed Hats. ..... .$1.9S $S and S9 Trimmed Hats. .....$S.9o S1O and SIP Trimmed Hats. ....S.9S All our better grades in trimmed
 hats marked at proportioRate
 price reductions.
 E2.5O Children's Trimmed Outing 75c Banded Sailor Hats and $1.0O
 Untrimmed Hats ..... 19c s15O and S1.75 Untrim med Hats 4Sc $25O White Hair Braid Hats. 75c S1.50 Banded Sailor Hats .75c $1.00 LeghoSn Flats .25c S2.O0 Black Milan Hats ....... .75c $4.O0 Black and Natural Straw Trim
 med Dress Turbans ........ .$1.9S S25O Black Trimmed Dress Turbans soc and in. all silk Ribbon 12c yd. 85c Moire Ribbon .......... .19c yd.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
ToiletWareS in the Mill End Sale

HAIR BRUSHES, good bristles. worth 25c and more 15c TOOTH-BRUsHEs. good quality, worth 15c- 7c GUARANTEED bristle tooth brushes, worth 25c- 15c NAIL SCRUBS, black and white, worth 25c- 15c COMBS, 8 and inch. worth 15c-
 7c PEROXIDE of Hydrogen, ounce, worth 1Oc- 7c SWEETHEART SOAP, worth 5c CASTLE SOAP with wash cloth. worth 5c- for 7c MULE TEAM Borax. 1 tb., worth 12c- 1Oc NAIL ENAMEL, worth 19c cake
 1Oc BUCHAN'S No. 363 soap, worth 10c cake SC OLIVILO soap, worth 10c cake
 7c COSMO BUTTERMILK soap, worth Sc cake SC ABSORBENT cotton, lib roll, worth 25c- 19c MIRRORS. French plate, beveled edge, many shapes, tastefully framed, worth Too 39c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
BARGAINS THAT
 ARE BARGAINS

Now is the time to get one of those up-to-date suits at the Sam Harris clothing shop, where real economy may be realized to the fullest extent The men of Bridgeport have learned that this store carries the best suits at the popular prices and are firm believers in giving the best suits that money can buy at popular prices, quality counts. Step in and look over cur stock of mems and young mems suits at the busy shop. Sam Harris Suit Shop, 1154 Main street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Sporting Goods in the Mill End Sale

LION BICYCLES, guaranteed for whole season, worth $19.50-
 $16.75 ROWLAND TIRES, store guarantees regular and extra-heavy worth $2.15 and $3- $1.S5 and $2.6O BATHING SUITS, mems and boys, two pieces, worth s1 to $3.50-
 79c to $2.85 WATER WINGS for little folks who love to bathe, worth 25c- 15c ROLLER SKATES. adjustable, worth 400 25c ROUGH RIDER SUITS, good play time suits, worth Soc 35c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
m Trunks, Suit cases
 and Hammocks in the Mill End Sale

DUCK-COVERED trunks, hardwood slats, linen lining, deep tray, rivet- ed, 30 to 36 inch, worth $11 to S13- S8.5O CLOTH-IINED trunks, well-made with hardwood slats and brass lock, strong bolts, deep tray, 30 to 36 inch, worth $8 to $9.50-
 LEATHER SUIT-CASES, steel frame brass lock, heavy corners, straps all around, worth $6 and $7- $5 LEATHER SUIT-CASES, cloth lin- ing, leather corners, straps or bolts, "A inch, worth $3.50- $2.9O MATING COVERED suit-cases lightweight and strong, worth $1.50 to $1.75- $1.25 HAMMOCKS with deep valance, head rest and spreader, good colors and new pattens, worth $2.50 to $4-
 $2 and $3 LAWN SWINGS, Eagle steel swings with canopy, two passenger size, worth $8.50- $6.5O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Jewelry in the Mill End Sale

SAMPLE LOT of buckles, gilt oxi- dized and French gray, attractive natterns worth Soc 15c BROOCHES and PENDANTS, fancy patterns in gilt and French gray, set with stones, worth 25c to 50c-
 15c HAPPENS set with rhinestones and tonaz several patterns worth 5Oc- 15c BACK COMBS, shell and amber, set with rhinestones, worth Soc
 25c amber. new patterns, worth 15c to 5Oc- 7c and 25c FANCY BARREITES inlaid with gold, worth Soc 15c COIN PURSES, nickle and silver, worth 25c- 15c BABY PINS, good patterns. worth Dc to 25c card Sc and 7c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Table Linen in the Mill End Sale

PURE LINEN damask, TO inch, full bIeached, worth s1 yd- 85c ALL-LINEN damask. full or silver bleached, 66 and 72 inches wide, worth S5c yd-. 69c ALL-LINEN damask, full bleached, 6s inch, worth 69c yd- 59c nURE LINEN and fine mercerised damask. 50 and GA inches wide, sfl- yer or full bleached, worth soc and 59c yd- 45c tGERMAN merceri5ed damask, full bleached, 64 inches wide. worth 45c yd- 35c l. TABLE CLOTHS of pure linen dam- ask. pretty patterns, nice weight, hemmed and ready for use, or 21z yds long. worth s1.75 and s2-
 .$1.25 and $1.50 NAPKINS, pure linen, full bleached, good size, worth S2.75 doz-$2.25 ALL-LINEN napkins, hemmed, 20k inches square. worth $1.50 doz- PURE LINEN 20-inch napkins, hem- med, worth $1.25 dog $1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Housewares in the Mill End Sale

GUARANTEED ENAMEL WARE gray brown or blue-and-white A great big collection of which only examples can be given:-
 Tea-pots and coffee-pots, 30 cent size 19C Tea kettles, 4sc size 29c Berlin sauce-pans,25 25c size-1Oc Berlin kettles, 4Sc size 33c Double boilers for rice and cer- calls, 72c size 4Sc Preserving kettles, medium size, 22c size 15c Large tea and coffee pots, 4Oc size 25c WHITE ENAMELED chambers, reg ular 40c- 25c GALVANIZED WARE
 Water pails, qt., regular 15c-
 1Oc Garbage cans, soc size 25c Water pails, 12 qt., regular 23c-
 15c Foot tubs, regular 35c-. 19c Rinsing tubs. regular 45c-25c Wash tubs, regular 65c> 39c
 JAPANNED WARE
 Roll-top cake closets, worth $1-
 69c Infants bath-tubs, worth S5c- Bread and cake boxes. 55c size
 29c Flour canisters, 20 and 50 10, worth soc and $1-35c and 69c WASH BOILERS, copper bottom. No. ', worth $1:15- 69c NICKELED TEA-KETTLES, solid copper, worth $1- 69c TOILET PAPER, rolls or sheets. worth for 25c- 8 for 25c BABBITT'S Laundry soap for 25c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, Alb pack age, worth 25c- 19c CLOTHES PINS 100 for 7c MOPS, self wringing, worth 35c-
 25c CLOTHES BASKETS, worth 39c-
 29c PARLOR BROOMS, worth soc
 19c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Fancywork in the Mill End Sale

RENAISSANCE scarfs, IS by 54 inch, worth s1- 75c CJJT-WORK squares, handsome pat terms, 32 inch, worth soc to Soc
 42c PILLOW-TOPS with back, stamped, worth 25c- 19c LINEN CENTERS, white, stamped, worth Soc 30c HAND D-EMBROIDERED pillows, complete, distinctive, worth SS.5o to s5- s2.5o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Carpets and Rugs In the Mill End Sale.


 WILTON carpet rugs, pure worsted. Oriental colorings, by 12 feet, worth $35- $2S.5O w. & J. SLOANE'S Khorassan rugs, Administer weave of extra quality, fine patterns:
 8A by 1Ok ft., worth $19.50-$17 ARTLOOM rugs. seamless and of special Wilton weave, fine patterns and colors, by 12 feet, worth s39- SS5 SMALL RUGS of pretty pattern and color
 Administer. ss by 40 in. worth s2.5O- Administer s6 by 72. worth ss.5O- Wilton. 27 by 54 inch, worth sS.5o-
 $2.75 FIBER RUGS of good durability and pattern:
 30 by 60 in, worth 5Oc-39c
 36 by 72 in, worth 75c-59c COCOA door-mats, good size, worth 39c- 29c CARPETS. best Administer and velvet in rich patterns and attractive col ors, designs with matching borders especially for parlor use, worth $1.10 yd- soc TAPESTRY Brussels carpet for nall and stairs, good patterns and col MATING, solid and attractive, close weave and pretty pattern, rolls of 20 yards, worth ST. S5 INLAID LINOLEUM, a number of patterns in good colors, worth SIPS square yard S1 LINOLEUM, printed in clear sharp patterns, carpet floral tile and wood flooring designs, heavy quality worth soc to 62h square yard
 39c FLOOR OILCLOTH, heavy weight, good patterns. worth soc square yard 2lc TAPESTRY Brussels rugs of extra : heavy quality, seamless, full 1O- wire weave. Oriental and attractive floral patterns.
 75A by g it, worth SIP S9 SA by 10h fit, worth S15-$12
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Spreads, Sheets
 and Pillow cases in the Mill End Sale

,HEMMED CROCHET spreads. full size, worth S5c; in the Mill End sale 69c CROCHET hemmed spreads, good size, worth $1.25 to $1.75-
 $1 to $1.35 CUT-CORNER spreads. fringed worth SATIN SPREADS. some with seal loped edges, some cut corners, worth $2.5O and $3-
 $2 and $2.50 SHEETS, heavy full-bIeached cotton, 68 by 90, worth 45c- 39c 76 BY 90 FULL-BLEACHED sheets, heavy. worth 60c- 48c SOLID full-bleached sheets, 81 by 90, worth 7Oc- COG DWIGHT ANCHOR sheets, full bleached, worth 75c- 65c PILLOW-C CASES, fine cotton, Az by HEAVY OR FINE cotton pillow eases, AZ or 45 by 36,worth 12 2kc-
 1Oc PILLOW CASES, good cotton, 45 by 36, worth 15c- 121Ac FRUIT OF THE LOOM pillow-cases AS by 36 worth 16c- 1Sc
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-04
or stood on the roofs of nearby build

or stood on the roofs of nearby build
ings.
The priests were in the full vest
ments The sacred vessels of the service
were on the altar under the flags,
which the wind tapped continually.
The tall wax candles could not be
lighted in the stiff breeze
During the service Father Newell in
his Dominican habit, knelt within the
rail. adding to the picturesque setting
of the service. The mass that was
said yesterday and as followed by the
veteran soldiers was the same as has
been sung on many battlefelds and
under many flags. The men who stood
by their guns yesterday had Witnessed
or taken part in the same services be-
fore Santiago and in the trenches at
Manila.
The military mass differs most mark
edly from the usual high mass service
in that at the elevation of the host,
instead of the sacred moment being
noted by the tinkle Of the altar bell.
bugle sounds and tie soldiers present
arms
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-04
MISS EDNA .KELLEHER
MOST POPULAR GIRL
San Francisco Monitor Voting
Contest Prizes Awarded

Miss Edna Kel1eherz or ESQ Waller
street has been chosen as the most
popular girl in the city by the sub
scribers. to the san Francisco Monitor.
After all exciting voting contest of
many weeks duration Miss KeIleher
won out In The final counting Saturday
night, with a. total of 226.040 votes TO
her credit. She wins the first prize. a
$3.50 diamond.
Miss Hazen Allen of SIS Fourth street
ran a good second, piling up a total Of
214.750 votes, and winning the second
prize. s100 diamond: Mrs. William
Sheridan of 716 San Jose avenue. with
203,220. came I'm third; Miss c. Schoen-
stein of 1905 Bryant street with / So, 600
was, fourth.e andsMi Frances Dough-
erty of 6o4 Nineteenth street. with
$500, was fifth, Each of the last three
won $50 diamond. s-s.,A.s
Districts one and two combined, in
which the above five We're winners. in
Guided the entire city of San Fran
cisco. There were a totalSof 81 contest
ants in this district and they piled nm
nearly a million votes all told
In the third district, which took in
all of Alameda county, Miss Sarah
Short of 1907 Seventh street. Oakland.
came out with a big lead over her near
est opponent. She brought in a total
OF 49S.610 votes, the largest individual
vote in the contest, and more than the
first two San Francisco contestants
combined. Miss Short won $3.50 dia-
mond. Miss Frances Keith of 1912
Thirteenth avenue, East Oakland. was
second with 127,020 votes Miss s4ar-
riet Coggin of Ills Broadway. Ala media.
with 1920 votes, was third. There
were 4s contestants in this district. and
their total vote reached nearly 100000.
In the fourth district which included
Contra Costa, San Mateo. Solano. So
noma, Santa Clara, San Joaquin, Marin.
Mendocino, Napa Merced, Santa Cruz.
Stanislaus and Lake counties, Mrs M
Frances of Half Moon Bay. won the
prize. $3.50 diamond, with 1856, 526
votes