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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21
Festival EorAeast

The makeup the committees OF
the coming Sacred Heart Ch,rch
Festival august q will be murh
the same at last year. Itha~ bac,Hne
necessary 70 enlarge the corps II
Dinner Table assistants for the IL
door aud outdoor tables The Off
GERS OF the various departments Will
be as follows:
Dinner table:-Presiden,: Miss
Mary ]. Burch, Vice President.
Mesdames John Z. Simpson and
Jane Lancaster; Cashiers, Messrs
Josiah Beiizeli aud Allan MattiugIy.
Fancy table: President. Mrs.
Lewis b. Stone; Cashier, Miss Julia
A. Stone; Padd Stand. Mr.. Der
nard Long.
ce Cream Table: President,
Miss Agnes d. PloEuen; Cashier.
Miss Whit'ie Bmrch
Confec i0nery t4ole President,
Miss Fannie StC air; Cashier, Miss
Matte Simpson.
Sherbet Booth--Preside.t, Mrs.
josie Burch; Cashier, Mis- Mamie
Stone
s. da Messrs Carroll
Ellis and Garrett Che seldine
The Tournament officers and the
committee on games will he appoint
cd this week. A prize game base
ball will be played at 10 A be-
tween the ch ,mpiOn nine OF Bush
wood and their rivals from Poplar
Grove Everything points to an
extraordinary festival. and there
will be a great home coming Of
friends and parishioaers out OF the
county as well as anunusually large
crowd o. those within the county
who love a good time ard know a
good thing when they see it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21
SIXTH DISTRICT.

Susan Fenwick Good Luck or Giles
Brother. 80 acres No deed Taxes in-
tersst and costs IS 30
George Gray, House and Lot No deed
Take, interest and costs, 81 -
Eliza V Goldsbornugh Resurrecti n
Manor 50 acres and improvements w
deed Taxes. interest and costs $40 II
NJ + Jones House and Lot from l. J
Wise Liter + a. No ) Folio III. Taxes.
interest and costs. 81 80.
Harry Payne Hrs Part st John :
~ acres I.ibcr j I Il, No !. folio 6l~
Taxes. interest and costs, 81 -
" II Thomas. Faust. > acres and i'm
pr"vements Liber j + r. y" |. folio
ABB HaNrs. interest and costs. - 10
SEN ENTH DISTRICT.
Josephine carter House aud Lot near
chestnut i'i!i LiberJ J r. M G. folio -
Taxes Interest and costs. - u
Victoria Garter House and Lot-Pt
Ratchet Thicket No Deed TAXES. in
terest aud costs. 81 IL
Dalfis Knolldon Lot No : on Blacks
tode's Island Libnr + + No II, folio
2I:i 4 h Il \. No 3. foil AZ Taxes. in
terest and costs. 81 ~
A J Lockheart, House X Lot On Black
istone's Island Liber r. Il 4, No. 3
folio 4O3. Taxes, interest and costs.
Sl2 80.
l. " Palmer House 4 Lot No deed
Taxes, interest X costs, 81 IL
Leo j Thomas House n Lot No deed
Taxes interest and costs. - J3
Mary f. Young House K Lot-Part
Watts Lodge Liber J J q. No ,. folio
30 X + u A, M 2 folio BIZ Taxes. in
test aud costs, 81 80
Henry Blackiston House X Lot No
deed Taxes, interest and costs, 81 %
Susan Branson House & Lot Liber
T. u \, No >. folio 3O4 Taxes. interest
X costs, 81 IL
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Dwelling For Exchange.

Will exchange dwelling located at
Md, for timber land in st.
Mary's or Charles Counties. Property
II very desirably located, has steam heat.
all modern improvements. ten rooms
Price of same $500.
Address, WM. SHEDD HoLToN K Co.
fayetteville Md, o.
1907 III. st. y. W.
June 23-1m.. Washington, ID. c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21
TAN SALE
Property in St. Mary'S County.

By VIRTUE % authority vested in
me as late Cuuuty Treasurer for St
Mary'S County, by an Act of the
General Assembly of Maryland.
will offer at public sale at the Court
House door in Leonardtown, on
TUESDAY. August 9, 1910.
between IL o'c ock, VI and 3 o clock,
T.. NJ, ON that day and between the
same hours on each succeeding day
until ali said property is dlspo ed
of and in the order named in the list
below. the several tracts of Land or
parcels Of property hereinafter nam
ed TO the highest bidder for CASH
tn satisfy the taxes, interest and
cost. now accrued or hereafter to
accrue, due on said property in the
State Of Mary land and in st Mary S
county. for the years 1906 and 1907,
which said taxes are now in default.
The reference made to 'Liber aud
Folio are 10 the Land Records Of
ST. Mary's county. Maryland.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Cornelius Butler. House and Lot, no
deed. Taxes. interest and costs, 81. ~.
Annie Barnes. House and Lot, Liber
+ B A. No 4. foil" l56 Taxes. interest
and costs, 81 a.
Vim Cation. House and Lot, No deed,
Taxes. interest and costs. 81 "A
VIM Carter. House and Lot, No deed,
Taxes, interests and costs, 81 -.
Thomas Green, House and Lot. No
deed. Taxes, interest and costs, $I2 81
Martha Hopewell Hrs. House and lot.
Liber j + F, No 8, folio 462. Taxes in
terest and costs, 81 81.
John L Haven. House and lot, No
deed, Taxes, interest and costs, s. 20
Fell Lee. House and lot. No deed
Taxes, interest and costs. 81 9S.
Frank Parker, House and Lot. No
deed, Taxes, interest and cos:s, 50 "a.
Rachel Taylor. Part Cross Roads 54L
acres, Liber + +, No q, folio 36S.
Taxes, interest and costs, $tO.52.
SECOND DISTRICT.
George Armsworthy PIT Martens Fan.
cy 40 acres and improvements Liber
+ b A, No 6, folio SAG Taxes. interest
! L costs. $40 80
W Bean. and from Whalen 25 acres,
Liber + b A. No 9 Folio 4J6. Taxes
interest aud costs. $40 81.
Leila n Graves. Land from " Price
and j r Price. No iced. Taxes. interest
and costs, $3S IS.
John Maryland, House and lot. No
deed, Taxes, interest and costs, s. II.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Joanna Clutch, House and lot. No deed.
Taxes, interest and costs, 50 SO.
John W Harris Joe Dyer AbelT.
Chance. 4Sa acres and Improvement
Liber E b A; No 5; folio 60 Taxes: inter
est L cOsts-$5 81
Jos W Goldsborough. Hickory Hill
! GO acres. Lot 4 and four-fifths acres,
No Ieed, Taxes, interest and costs,
$40 13.
Mary Love Land from s Thomson
acres. improvements. Park Bottom IL
acres, Part Chance and Discovery j
ACRES, improvements. Liber J F r. No G
Folio 334 and F, No 8, Folio GAG
Taxes, interest and costs. $S SO
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21

uoGhOuS ANs . otO Ntoitiuk tuo FAMILY
of J. B. Bond at Snow Hill-on-ths-
Patuxent.
The Annual Festival for All Saints
Parish Aid Society, will be held at
the Grove. at Oakley school house,
August Is.
Miss Winifred Hutchins, of Charles
county, who has been visiting her
uncle. George T. Hutchins, has re-
turned home.
Thos. Fl. Bond, OF Patuxent, from
a 81 acre lot threshed ISL bushels
OF wheat. Robt. Clarke was the
thresherman.
Walter Jarboe. of California, has
removed 70 Leonardtown and re-
opened his barber shop at his old
stand at Hotel st. Mary's.
There will be match races over
the Leonardtown track. every Satur-
day at 2 p. NJ, until the regular
races, August Is. Is and II.
Mrs. RiRgles and Miss Riggles,
of Washington, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hayden, OF
Patuxent, have returned home,
Mrs. Ed. J. Cryer and son, Mrs.
Robt. Cole and Miss Julia Haydn,
all of Washington. are visiting rela.
tives and friends in Leonardtown.
On Saturday last. the Leonard
town Baseball Club defeated the
Solonon's Island nine. on their
ground in a game of baseball by q
score OF Ii to 6.
Tuesday. VIM. Meverell LOker,
Esq. sold at Trustee 8 Sale the farm
known as Boston and Lot No. 81
containing so acres-the home farm
of the late Lillian NJ. Forrest. DR..
j. o. King was the purchaser for
81 900.
The Faculty OF Charlotte Hall AGA
DENY have awarded Willie Bean, o.
Drayden, the Keech scholarship for
st. Mary's county in that institu-
ton. Willie is a good and a studi-
Gus boy and we congratulate him on
his success.
The contract for grading, bridging
and draining the State Road between
Helen and Maryland Springs has
been let TO Thomas Mullan, of Bal
timore. The surfacing OF th is road
will be done under another contract
to be awarded later.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilson Humbird
and nephew and niece, Miss Percy,
Mr.. Miller, all of Cumberland, are
al Hotel st. Mary's. Mr.. Humbird
and his brothers own several fine
farms on the st. Mary's River. He
and his party are making an auto,
mobile tour of the county.
By the provisions OF Chapter POI,
Acts OF 1910, idges and clarks OF
Elections in this county are no long
or required to appear before the
Election Supervisors for exanira>
tion or to be sworn in. They may
now take tho oa'h of office before 4
local Justice Of the Peace or q No
tary Public and forward same " the
Supervisors.
At Tuesdays meeting Of the + &C
ton Supervisors the Judges and
Clerks for the primaries and cleo
ton were named. The advertise
ment appears IN another column.
VIM. Meverell Loker, Esq. was
elected Attorney TO the Board by a
majority vote, the Republican Su-
pervisor. Mr.. Mcguire. voting for
A. X. Love, Esq.
On Monday last bids for the erec-
ton OF the Government monument
TO Confederate dead at PIT. Lookout
were opened, but owing 70 the ill
ness OF Gen. W. G. Oates the Fed
eral Commissioner. the contract was
not then awarded The new monu-
ment will be from 50 to 100 feet high
and the old monument will likely be
rem owed to the old prison grave
yard aud there bs 70 ere cted with a
hIn - nnz;nA;nn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21
RELIGIOUS Notice.

The Rev. Mr.. Curtis will preach
At Trinity Church. st. Msry's City
on Sunday, July "a. Service at II
o'clock A. n.
MIILARD F. MINNICK,
Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21
NINTH DISTRICT.
Teachers Examination.

The annual examination % applicants
for Teachers Certificates will be held in
the Public School Building, Leonard
town. on
Tuesday and Wednesday,.
July 10Th 81 2Tth, 1910.
and for Colored Applicants on
Thursday. July 2Sth. 1910
The examinations will begin at . O'Clock
A NJ. BY order,
GEO. ". JOY.
County Superintendent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

acres. near Hermans Store Nodded Tavee
inter, st and costs. SOL
charles I:enne,t, House aud i'm provements
from T. W. >avittee, No deed faxes, In
t.rcsted and costs, SSH.
Richard II R,nnentt, Part OF Marston M
acres, improvements No deed. Faxes In
teTeSt ana costs, SIGH.
George Bryan, House and lot, a acrcs land
from r. \. Hartge, acres land from Vim
Gordon, Liber r u. \, No. 3, Folio ~. TaN rs,
Interest and costs, sl.Ss.
Frank HutIer, Forest Land from " F.
Ford known A. Tine Hiil - acres. .Ibcr
j. r. f., No ~ Folio 2ls Taxes, interest
and costs, S5S}
Ani-eVy crown, acres hand from uartse.
I'M uN"WtnIs, iibeT r. q. y. 30. & Folio
~. taxes, iatercst and costs, .tI7
John F clarke, Nimo quinn g. Western
Hran"h ~ acres Iiber I. p. g.. 50 =. toIIo
~. lhN"s, Interest and costs, = =
John II. Dorsey, House and lot. acre..
improvements, No deed Taxes, Interest
and costs So
Emaiine FORREST, land from Mary Iartr dye
terest and costs, sJ-J3.
Mary h. Cough, Hin Manor IIs acres, i'm
provements, Liber e. -. A., No. &, rolio, 1871.
Taxes, interest and aosts, St3IO.
Ignatius Hungerford, Land from ". g.
FORD, 10 acres, improvements No dead
Taxes, interest and cost, SO
Laura Lee, land from If. T.. Sanner, nouse
and lot. No deed Taxes, interest and costs
$50
NINTH DISTRICT.
Maggie Default, Hrs, rot acres riber
J. J. 9. No = roiio 516. Taxes, interest and
costs, Si.si.
Jerome Moore, House and lot, known n
hoOre's Island. LibeT j. \. g. No. , tuIi,
lB. Taxes, interest and costs. sl-Sj.
BENZ. COMES,
Late county Treasurer for ~. Mary y Co, Md
June aft.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21

The annual Picnic for Mt. Zion
NJ. Z Sunday School, will be held
"a the Old Camp ground near Oak
Vile Postofice, Friday, July Goth.
I not fair the next fair day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21


ments. Liber r +. DO s. Folio lT6
X NJ Peckham. Part BLOOMSBURY call
81 nlVer size "a sefeS, improvements
Liner b A. No 3 Folio lc9. Taxes
interest ann costs Sc- VI
- .
Ionh a ShlIth' isAnu iroih Jno > Mat
tIngly 6H acres, improvements Liber +
ID \, w .. EoIl' oaos lake, interest
and costs, 80 81
EnTrpTu 0TSTpTCr
M II OAo MIL
Roae r. burroughs. Horefs Aavancs a..
setss luz .,1S 20 = Fo'io Z. IaNes
ia 60 "I4
James W Copsey, Part Long Look Tor
.orls a. LAST - acaes- No deed Taxes, IN
e'es' Az" o'S'A' s''S-
= porv a acres Iara o 49, t.,4 -,
j. }. -. 70 = FoIio "a. IaXe-- interest and
costs' s'-'.
Jane Dorsey and Brother, Part Tread
Mount - acres No deed. Taxes, interest
ana costs, st--'
SaIIie Iacs son, House and lot Ilher r b
4 No. ,, Folio - Taxeg, IN trre~t ar costs
81.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21

By VIRTUE % authority vested in
me as late EQUITY Treasurer for St
Mary's County. by an Act Of the
General Assembly of Maryland. |
will offer at public sale at the Court
House door in Leonardtown, on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21

FOR RENT.
RsS2sSesSasSA

i will rent the dwelling. recently pur-
chased by me In LeOnardtOwn. IL ad-
joins my store and the store OF Mr..
George +. Loker. For terms, &C., ad-
dress,
MAX l.. MILLsoN,
July 14-1m. Leonardto wn, Md,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21

Silks and WOr-
u. Percal, yard
pper pure Lawn,
as 81. 10 and as
y price. Child
in oak as
and get these
|esens with every
up q millinery
ing 81 very low
",
brown, MD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21
HOUSE.
L..
ClOthing.

=; Fancy Wor-
Do order in the
Bill. %, Youths
! as low as Soc.
|Ow as 95c. Cot
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21

en = Fine Shoes
!, any style aud
25c. pair. Men q
Ladies' Every
sc. really worth
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21

John A Smith, Land from Jno ) Mat
tingly ~ acres, improvements. Liber Z
Il A. No 2 Folio 376, Taxes, interest
and costs. As 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-07-21

Irts, 25c. Boys
Eers and Shirts
) pairs for Gc.
1r 2c. Ladies'
Ire really worth
.OE so come at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17

Berlin he inveighed against a decay of lighting edge" and expressed the opinicn that American civilization would survive only through an adher- ence to the homely virtues. He spoke for peace, but declared "woe to the nation that was not ready to defend itself.''
 At Oxford alone he contented him. self with a more or less academic dis cussion of his subject and failed to touch off a single fuse.
 Every college he visited tackled de- gree on him until now the better part of the alphabet is required to desig- nate all the ColonePs titles. Even the University of Egypt. a large part of whose students he so deeply offend ed by his anti-NationaliSt sentiments, made him an honorary doctor of laws.
 Roosevelt was robbed of number of highest honors by the death of King Edward. Chief of these was to have been the three days entertainment of himself and family in the royal suite of the Kaiser'S palace in Berlin. the very suite that King Edward occupied on. his visits to the German capital. Such an honor would have been unique in that private individuals. are never entertained at this palace.
 King Victor Emanuel of Italy. Pres ident Falliers of France. Emperor Franz Josef of Austria, King Albert of Belgium, Queen Wilhelmina of Hol- land, King Haakon of Norway, Elm peror William of Germany, King George of England and the Crown Princes of Denmark and Sweden all Strove to the utmost to honor ROOse- velt and in every capital he visited he was the nations guest, despite the fact that he travelled wholly as a, pri- Vate citizen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17

flat Nets. Nottinghams, Bonna, Femme. !, Madras and Irish .point. Prices that : will suit.
 39c to 5000. GO CARTS AND CARRIAGES. Now is just the right time to select your Go Cart or Carriage when our stock is large and complete. Folding and collapsible Go Carts, Carriages, Pullman Sleepers and Perambulators in all the new styles.
 s2.9S to s3O.O0 New Tires put on go carts and car riages at the lowest prices in the city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17
A FREE Ticket To The Barnum X Bailey Circus

A Ticket to the Greatest Show on Earth will be given with every purchase, amounting to $Io. or more, made between SATURDAY, JUNE 18th and THURSDAY, JUNE 23rd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17

short sleeves, regular 75c underwear, our price 59c per garment.
 Union Suits at $1.25 suit. B. V. D. Underwear at soc per garment.
 Boys Underwear, in both long and short sleeve shirts, long and short drawers, at 29c and soc per garment. Black Balbriggan Under wear, at 29c per garment. Special Lot of good value balbriggan Underwear, a1 29c per garment.
 Muslin Night Shirts. collar less style, a good full cut garment at soc and 59c.
 STRAW HATS
 Straw Hats, here in an abundance of styles, includ- ing the ever popular soft straw, and split straw, at prices from S1 to $2.5O. Caps in the latest styles, from the newest designs 15c to 75c.
 Belts, in Brown, Black, Green and Grey shades, all sizes, 29c to 75c.
 Hosiery, all sizes, a large variety of cOlors, including n1ain and fancy designs, at prices from 1Oc to soc. Handkerchiefs, in white and fancy linen and silk, at prices from sc to soc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17

Maurizio on April 10, it was thought, would surely result in at last small break in Roosevelt's wall of reserve, but again the correspondents were fooled Roosevelt returns to America without having given public expres- sion to a single sentiment that could reflect his views on Taft. insurgency, the tariff. the Ballinger affair. or any other of the subjects in which it is presumed he is deeply interested.
 While in Europe Colonel Roosevelt delivered four set addresses and a promptu speeches. To the latter falls the distinction of creating the greatest stir. Notable among these impromptu affairs were his address at Khartoum, already referred to. his speech at the University of Egypt in Cairo, his Cam bridge address and the now famous Guildhall speech. The Cairo speech bitterly attacked the Egyptian Nation alist movement, right in the very hot bed of the agitation. His denuncia- ton of the assassination of Premier RoutroS Pasha started a hostile dem onstration by Nationalist students be- fore his hotel and made politicians in England gray-headed from worry lest he would stir up an open rebellion in Egypt.
 As for the Guildhau address. Eng land is not yet through talking and writing about It. Nobody but Reese welt could get away with such ad- dresses was a comment frequently heard among American critics It is not recalled that any other utterance ever made by Roosevelt called down upon him such storm of criticism as this Guildhau speech. He was ac- cused of presumption, meddling, deal ing in transformation. seeking to fo- ment an Egyptian uprising and of be- ing wholly un-American in his atti- tude.
 The prepared addresses were deliv- cred at the University of Sorbonne on citizenship in a Republic; at Chris tiania before the Nobel Peace Prize Commission on International Peace: : at the University of Berlin on the World Movement" and at Oxford on Biological Analogies in History" At Sorbonne he rapped race suicide At Christiania he pleaded for Ecompulsory arbitration of international quarrels and-the limitation of armaments. In
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17
MEMS SUMMER FURNISHINGS
REAL VALUES

Summer Furnishings from our Mems oomplete fur nishing department includ- ing, everything which goes to make up a mans ward robe.
 Neckwear in all the newest patterns and shapes at prices 25c to $1.OO. Shirts, negligee and pleated bosom, cuff attached, coat style many patterns from which you can choose soc to S2.OO.
 The "SOisette" soft collar and cuff attached, in white and tan shades S1.OO and -S1.5O.
 Pleated Bosom Shirts, in white with cuffs attached coat style at S1.OO and S1.5O Flannel Shirts in light weight and medium, collar and cuff attached, $1.5O and $2.OO.
 Khaki Shirts, collar and cuff attached full cut and a we'll made shirt, at 59c
 UNDERWEAR BaIbriggan Underwear in both long and short sleeve shirts, drawers in long length, every size, at soc per garment.
 Bleached Gauge Underwear something very fine and dressy, comes in long and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17

|
 l Women's and Misses Drawers, l with deep founces, and trimmed with lace and insertion. Extra sizes | speciality. .19 to $1.49. 1 CORSET COVERS. Women's Corset Covers, made of fine cambric, square and V shape 1 necks. .19 to .9S. | Women's Gowns made of good | quality muslin, slip overs, and high and low neck, handsomely trimmed with lace and embroidery. .49 to s2.9s. COMBINATION SUITS. Women's Combination Suits of Muslin in Drawers and Skirts, neatly made and trimmed. .9S to S1.9S. KIMONAS AND DRESSING SAG Women's Kimonas, in fancy Per sian patterns, of large and small de- signs, in short lengths. IS to $1.9S. womens full length Fimonas, made of fancy lawns, and crepe cloth in all colors. .59 to S3.SS. pers, in fancy stripes and neat pat tern percales .9S to $1.49.
 CHILDREN's JACKETS.
 Made of White Pique with Sailor collars, edged with embroidery.
 S1.49 to S3.9S.
 Ch1IdrenS Eancy Sneck OaCkctS-t trimmed with combination satin on collar and cuffs, also plain colors, in Navy. Red, Tan, Brown, etc.
 s1.9s to ss.9S
 CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES.
 Large assortment of Children's Dresses in fancy cheeks, plaids, and plain co1orS, also Wh1te elaDorately trimmed. .49 to SI.9S. WOEMN'S AND CHlLDREN'S
 HOSIERY.
 Children's Black, Tan, and White Hose in fine ribbed, also heavy ribbed for boys. .9 Io 2oc.
 WOMEN'S HOSE.
 women's Hose Tn Tan, Black, White, and fancy mercerlzed, also a specially in extra sizes. [. Women's and Children's Ribbed Vests. 10 to .59.
 Women's Combination Suits in Ribbed Stockinette. .49 to 10.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17

DROP BY DROP the offensive dis charge caused by Nasal Catarrh falls from the back of the nose into the throat, setting up an inflammation that is likely to mean Chronic Bron- chitis The most satisfactory remedy for Catarrh is Ely's Cream Balm, and the relief that follows even the first appli- ation cannot be told in words. Don't suffer a day longer from the discom- fort of Nasal Catarrh. Cream Balm is sold by all druggists for 50 cents, or mailed by Ely Bros. 56 Warren Street. New York. ~ ~ NJ
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17
WOmen'S MiSses'and Children'S Summer
 WearableS
Notable attractions for the thrifty.

LINGERIE DRESSES.
 Women's and Misses Lingerie Dresses made of fine material with fancy yokes and lace trimmed f1oun- ces, all sizes. S2.9S to $500. Women's and Misses Lingerie Dresses of fine Batiste. handsomely trimmed with lace insertion and imitation Irish Lace. $500 to $15.OO. WOMEN'S WHITE NET DRESSES. Women's and Misses Graduation Dresses made of fancy nets, also a faces for weddings and parties, elab- orately trimmed. S9.9S to $35.OO. WOMEN'S SILK DRESSES AND
 COSTUMES.
 WOmen's Fancy Dresses made of silk, satin, messaline, pongee, eolienne, etc. handsomely made and trimmed with the most fashionable trimmings to match. Sf2.98 to $35.OO.
 SILK WAISTS.
 Women's Waists in Net, Satin, Japanese Silk, Massaline, Taffeta, etc. in all colors to match costumes.
 $3.9s to S15.OO. WOMEN'S LINGERIE WAISTS. A complete assortment of Ladies Waists, in all sizes made of the shirest material, tucked and lace trimmed, high and low necks. 9-4 sleeves, etc. .9S to S3.9S. WOMEN'S LINEN COATS.
 Women's and Misses Pongee Coats, made full length, with com bination collar and cuffs.
 $5.9S to $25.OO.
 WOMEN'S RAINCOATS.
 Made full lenghts in Pure Linen, also Linen double breasted Presto col lar, etc. $2.9S to $1O.OO. RAINCOATS.
 Raicoats-made of fancy striped silk, rubberized, also Moire, Pongee, Mohair, Sateen, etc. $5.9S to S2O.OO. WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
 SKIRTS.
 A large and complete assortment of Ladies' and Misses Muslin Skirts, founces deep, tucked, and lace trim med, also embroidery insertion.
 .59 to $500