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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Wash Goods in the Mill End Sale

LAWNS for dresses and kimonoS, printed, good patterns, worth sc yd; in the Mill End Sale 4kc CHALLIS for coTNortables, worth 6c SHIRTTNG PRINTS and dark prints, worth 6c and 7c yd- 4Rc APRON GINGHAMs, good checks. worth 7c yd- sc DRESS GINGHAMs, worth Sc yd~ FANCY LAWNS, nice designs. worth DRESS GINGHAMs and printed or- gandies, worth 10c yd- 7c PERCALES, a yard wide, worth 10c yd- Sc CHECKS and PLAIDs in black-and- white patterns, double fold, worth 15c yd- 1Oc FIGURED sateens and nice dress ginghams, worth 121sc yd- 1Oc PRINTED SATISFIES of fine quality and yard-wide percales, worth 12hc yd- 1Oc POKLIN, ponsee, Rajah linon, strip ed batiste, and serpentine crepe, Brett pTetty and fine' worth 16o ,s1kd s1 e8e MERCERISED sufting in plain col ors, lustrous, worth 19c yd-
 STRIPED ENGLISH rep and hand some mercerised foulard and scotch glnghan, worth lSc 10 z5C .yd- 15c FINE REGENT fabrics; madras shirting, silk-and-cotton Tussah. silk gingham, Irish dimity, mercer ised poplin, soisette, and fancy suit- ings; worth 25c yd- 19c SECO SILK, foulard designs as well as plain or dotted, worth 29c yd--
 22o MERCERISED messa1ine and Ram.e linen of nice appearance worth c3c and 35c- 25c HEAVY GROS-GlSAIN, striped pop lin, embroidered linen, and rich silk-and-cotton jacquard; worth 39c yd- 29c K-AND-COTTON messaline of fine appearance, cashmere, and striped waistings; rich of color, worth soc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Colored Dress Goods in the Mill End Sale

At SOC
 Yard-wide mohair in plain or striped patterns, navy panama cream bedford cord, attractive al- batross and pretty fancy suiting; worth 39c and soc yd- 35c At 45c-
 Handsome and big collection of fancy suitings; colors and patterns are both tasteful and attractive; ev- cry color that is liked is included These fabrics are AZ to 54 inches wide and worth 65c to s1 yd-45c At 59c-
 Handsome serge and panama, cheviot and voile, pretty vigoreaux Included are cream serges with tiny black stripes and plain color serges with effective stripes. AZ to 54 inch es wides, worth 75c to s1 yd- At 79c-
 Prunellas and fine striped serge rich gray suitings, excellent cream bedford cord; worth s1 yd- 79c At 95c-
 Fine fabrics of exclusive style; silk-f1gured voile, fancy-stripe bed ford cord, rich striped mohair that is very lustrous, hopsacking, satin cloth; beautiful of both color and finish, worth SIPS and s1.5O yd-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Hosiery and Underwear Tn the Mill End Sale.
WOMEN'S HOSIERY.

WOMEN'S HOS1Eh1.
 LIGHTWEIGHT cotton and Hsle, black and tan, some lace boot or all-over lace, worth 15c- 1Ic TAN and black cotton, medium weight, double heel and toe, worth PLAIN and mercerised lisle and black or tan lace boot, medium and light weight, some with split sole, worth 25c- 19c FINE MERCERISED lisle of pure black, black or tan lisle in all-over lace patterns. light fine cotton with split sole; worth 50c-- 29c BLACK SILK, gauge weight with lisle sole, worth Soc S9c THREAD SILK of fine texture, black, white or tan, gauge weight with lisle top heel and sole, worth s1-
 79c
 CHILDREN's HOSIERY. BLACK COTTON, medium weight, TAN NOR OR BLACK ribbed cotton. worth TAN AND BLACK cotton. even or odd rib. light or medium, worth INFANTS socks and stockings, nsle, white or tan. worth 15c-- 11c GIRLS seamless ribbed lisle with double heel and toe, white, tan or black, worth 25c- 19c WEAR RESISTING stockings, both boys and girls, regular 25c-
 21c
 WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR. VESTS, light cotton, summer styles including Cumfy-cut, worth 12 # C.
 9c LIGHTWEIGHT cotton vests, some shaped ones in extra sizes, worth 15c- l1c FANOY VESTS including Cumfy-cut some of mercerised yarn, low neck and high, worth 25c- 19c PANTS, light cotton. knee length, regular or extra sizes, worth 25c, some lace trimmed 19c COMBINATION suits, light cotton, nice-ftting models, lace trimmed, worth Soc and $1-
 39c and 79c CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. VESTS, low neck, soft cotton, worth 121- Sc VESTS AND PANTS, cotton, lace trimmed, worth 15c- 11c GAUZE COTTON for girls and ecru balbriggan for boys, knee length drawers, worth 25c- 19c POROSKNIT mesh underwear for children. cool and comfortable, worth 25c- 19c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Lace and Embroidery in the Mill End Sale

EDGINGS, 2 to inch, worth to 10c yd; in the Mill End Sale SC worth 10c and 12 21a c yd- Sc INSERTINGS and edgings, good widths. worth 12hc and 15c gd- SWISS nainsook and cambric edgings with insertings to match, 2 to 12 inch, worth 15c to 25c yd-
 LANDINGS edgings and insertings, nice width, worth 25c .yd- 19c VERY FINE edgings with inserting to match, to IS inch. worth s5c GALLONS embroidered in handsome patterns, worth 45c yd- 25c BATISTE bandings and 9-inch f1ounc- ings of fine fabric, worth 75c to FLoUNcINGs IS inches wide. worth WIDE FLOUNCINGs. 27 inch, worth soc to S5c yd- 29c and soc P INCH F,LOUNCINGs of handsome patterns, some of batiste, worth soc RICH 4s,INCH founcings sc in ana eselu- si siye patterns, worth $1.5o, to sl:75 ALL-OVERS embroidered in tasteful patterns worth s5c to s1.5o yd- NAINSOOK and Swiss all-overs of much fineness. worth s1.50 to S2 yd- S1 CORSET embroidery in fine dainty patterns, some in cross-bar or lawn, some trimmed with lace, worth 35c to S1 yd-
 25c and soc VAL LACE edging and inserting in matching patterns, worth 25c to 15c piece 19c and 35c COTTON torchon lace, to inches wide, worth sc and Sc yd- Sc POINT DE PARIS lace, inserting to match edging, to inch, worth 12k to 1Sc yd- Sc ALL-OVER lace net for yokes and sleeves, 45 inch. worth 75c to S1 yd- 39c FANCY ALL-OVER nets, cream. white, ecru and some colors worth S1 yd- 4Oc COIIORED LANDINGS in many shades, worth 12 F c to 15c yd-
 sc DUTCH COLLARS, fancy, lace trim med, and embroidered, worth 25c-
 15c LACE JABOTS and stocks with Irish lace or Val trimming, worth 25c- 15c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Fancy White Goods in the Mill End Sale

4O-INCH LAWN, nice texture, worth
 15c yd; in the Mill End Sale } f0c PERSIAN LAWN, 32 inches wide, worth 121s yd-. 1Oc LINEN-FTNISH suiting, 34 inch,
 worth 15c yd- IOc DOTTED SWISS, 27-inch, worth 12A yd- 1Oc
 terms, worth 12 e yd- 1Oc BATISTE. 45 inches wide, fine and of much 1uster, worth
 2ec- 25c IMPORTED SWISSES embroidered
 in distinctive patterns, worth 39c yd- 25c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Ribbons in the Mill End Sale

VELVET ribbon, black, satin back, and 2h inches wide, worth 35c and 39c yd- 1gc MORE and TAFFETA ribbon, 5h inches wide, nice quality, all liked colors, worth 35c yd- 25c SATIN TAFFETA, each of the want ed colors, + inch, worth 35c yd-
 25c SHORT LENGTHS of fancy and nov city ribbons, exclusive, worth 3ec to 75c yd- 2ec
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13

WASH RIBBON for underwear, best quality, in short lengths, (can not \ be cut in narrower widths) Nos. 1 to 9, worth sc to 25c yd-
 Sc to 12R FINE WASH ribbon, pink, white and blue, Nos. 1, l F and 2, worth 15c to 25c piece 12hc to 19c TAFFETA and moire ribbon, excel lent shades, and 4 F inches wide, worth 12hc and 19c yd-
 1Oc and f5c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13

CALFSKIN ties, tan and black, large number of styles that com bine with. good looks good fitting ability, worth s3.50 and $4- TAN AND BLACK calfskin ties and pumps. good styles, nice weight, trim and attractive, worth s3- SUEDE PUMPS in black and in tan, excellent styles and of refined ap- pearance, worth S3 $2.2O BLACK CALFSKIN pumps and ties in styles that have been among the seasons favorites, worth $2.50-
 S1.85 BROKEN SIZES of several lines of oxford or ties kid and calfskin; e, worth sT ODD ASSEMBLY of ties in white black and tan, broken sizes from several lines selling at s2 and thereabouts- 95c WHITE CANVAS oxford ties, worth $1.50 and $2- $1.15 KID SHOES for house wear, very KID JULIETS, elastic sides, tipped, worth s1 25- 95c
 GIRLS AND CHILDREN'S. PATIENT LEATHER oxford tie, welt ed soles, suited for wear by boys and girls, sizes S1s to 2, worth I.OU RUSSIA CAIIFSKIN oxford ties, stout and excellent, solid Goodyear-welt- ed soles,
 worth s2.50- $1.S5
 worth S2- S1.65 PUMPS of tan leather or gleaming patent leather, welted soles, dressy and fine:
 Girls, worth S2- $1.65 Children's worth s1.65-S1.35 CALFSKIN and kidskin oxford ties, good weight, good soles, sizes 8 F to II, worth $2- S1.15 TAN KIDSKIN oxford ties, nice light weight and full of comfort, accord ing to size 79c, S9c, 95c ROMAN sandals for little bits of folks, fancy tops, worth $1.50- $1.15 BAREFOOT sandals, according to size 55c, 65c, 7oc TAN CANVAS pumps and oxford ties, according to size
 45c, 55c, 65c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Black Dress Goods in the Mill End Sale

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 Corded mohair, striped serge, plain mohair and nuns yelling, black-and- white checks, 36 to A inches wide, worth soc yd- S5c At 59c-
 Serge, panama, mohair, prunella, striped serge, and pretty black-and-white stripe serge; excel lent fabrics in AZ to 54 inch width and worth 75c to $1.25 yd- 59c At 69c-
 Checked and striped batiste, lus- trous mohair, handsome herringbone and basket weave woolens; worth s1 yd- 69c At soc
 Voile and handsome striped mo- hair, striped serge and panama of real excellence; worth s1.00 and $1.25 yd- soc At DOC
 Fine fabrics worth $1.25 to s1.50 yd; satin cloth and black mohair, checked batiste and so1eil, voile and striped serge of much fneness;-
 9Oc BROADCLOTH, 70 inches wide, sold SDecial at 79c- 6Qc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Belts and Bags in the Mill End Sale

WHITE BELTS with pearl buckle, washable, worth 10c- Sc PRETTY WHITE belts, wash belting with pearl buckle of good style, worth 25c, sold here special at 19c, sizes 24 to 36,- 15c PATENT-LEATHER belts, shaped and straight in many unique pat terms, red or black, gilt or self-cov- cred buckles, worth Soc 39c in carriage and swag- ger shapes, black, brown, green, tan and navy, nicely lined, grace full handles; worth s1, s1.5O and s2- 69c, S9c, $1.2O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Mems Wear In the Mill End Sale.

UNDEtWEAH. BALBRIGGAN,summer weight, short sleeve shirt, ankle drawer, worth BAEBRIGGAN, seasonable styles, 5o- cent sort with slight imperfec- REGULAR 5o-CENT balbriggan, shirt in athletic style or with short or long sleeves, knee or ankle COMBINATION suits, athletic style or with short sleeves and of ankle length, worth $1- 79c FINE COMBINATIONS, ribbed Bal briggan, worth s1.50- $1.19
 SHIRTS.
 NEGLIGEE in qualities that sell usually from 39c to 69c, with hurts that are hardly noticeable in most NEGITGEE SGSIT;H and attached-coiiar con shirts. some in plain black, worth COAT negligee in light patterns, PERCALE negligee shirts in coat style. attached cuffs. worth 69c- $1 NEGLIGEES in light and dark patterns or plain white, coat style with attached cuffs, soft shirts in plain colors with attached collar ZINE NEGLIGEES in handsome pat
 
 they fit with complete comfort, worth $1.50 and s2-
 $1.1O and $1.55 NIGHT-SHIRTS. collarless, light weight, colored trimming. worth PAJAMAS, light weight and good fit- ting, worth $1- 79c
 TIES AND SOCKS. WHITE WASHABLE 4-in-hand ties, good patterns, worth 19c- 14c SILK and washable ties, many pretty patterns and colors, worth 25c-
 19c HANDSOME open-end Ain hands and knitted silk ties, narrow styles also, plain colors or fancy, worth Soc 39c SOCKS, black or tan cotton, medium weight, worth 10c-
 for 25c MEDIUM COTTON, tan or black, worth 12kc- Sc LIGHTWEIGHT socks, black, tan or fancy, worth 15c- lie
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Stationery and Books in the Mill End Sale

FRENCH CHIFFON box paper, fabric finish, excellent quality, 60 sheets paper and 50 envelopes, special value at 25c- 19c PURA LINEN paper by the pound. about go sheets to pound, nice ffn- ish, regular 19c lb-- 12c Envelopes to match, 2 pkgs.- Sc BOOK RACKS, genuine oak. three finishes, strong and good looking. hold books, worth 29c- 22c BOOKS, classics and popular fiction. editions made to sell at soc to S1.15- o5c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Children's Dresses

WHITE DRESSES, French style, fine lawn in pretty patterns with trim ming of tucks and embroidery, sizes 2 to 5 and originally s1.OO to $1.50 but a bit rumpled and soil ed 75c LINEN LAWN and pique dresses, French and Russian styles, pret- tily trimmed, worth s1.75 to S25O- S1 and $1.25 COLORED DRESSES, several styles including Bloomer dresses, plaids and checks and stripes and some plain colors, sizes for little girls and big, worth SIPS to s2-
 $1 to $1.65 INFANTS LONG dresses and slips. nafnsook and Persian lawn with tasteful trimming, some hand-em- bro1dered, collection of many sorts, worth $1 to $3-
 75c to $2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Millinery

DISTINCTIVE handsome Rowland millinery, the sort that women have found to be correct and tasteful, goes into the Mill End Sale at those marked savings that are char acteristic.
 HATS
 were $2.75 Ito s4.50- soc
 were $6.50 to $10-S3.50
 were $10.50 to $25--S7.5O UNTRIMMED HATS, MANY STYLES
 were sf75 to ;2.5S-7Sc SAILOR HATS, full of style, were $1 to S225- soc CHILDREN's school hats, good styles, were 95c to s1.75- soc HATS for children, pretty and excellent styles, worth s2.5o OSTRICH FUMES, black and white, worth s1.75 to S. sf WILLOW OSTRICH pIumes. white and black. worth s3.75 to ss- FLOWERS of many sorts, good in every way 10c, 25c, soc
 Silk and Net Waists TAFFETA and china silk in black and colors and white net, good styles, worth ss and ss.50- FINE NET and silk, taffeta and mes saline, pretty styles, silk in good colors, net in white and butter, worth $3.75 to $5- S2.o5 FINE WAISTS in many styles, messa- line. taffeta and other fabrics, ex- elusive z. sE styles " worth g s5;5S to
 Corsets
 COUTIL corsets, white and drab, sup- porters at front and sides. worth CORsETs in several styles and lengths. well-known makes, worth $1- 45c NEW-MODEL corsets in several some a trifle sofled, regular prices $1.25 to $1.75- 69c FINE CORSETS in broken sizes from regular stock, number of sorts, regular prices $2 to $3- 95c Silk Petticoats
 GUARANTEED silk, flounce made with bias ruffle and clusters of pin tucks, black colors and new change al a1lG hsre sseas as SoT5n sS0 s0ls sass TAFFETA silk, several handsome styles, some with silk dust-ruffIe, black and rich colors. worth s to FINE SILK in rich colors and dis tinctive styles, new patterns, worth EXTRA SIZE BLACK petticoats and fine pettfcoats in black and coIors. many exclusive sorts with rich de- coration, worth s7.50 to SIP
 Muslin Underwear CORSET-COVERS, great many styles, prettily trimmed, broken lots from our stock, worth 25c to DRAWERS, good cambric, cluster tucked ruffles, lace or embroidery trimming, worth 2sc to 39c- CORSET-COVERS, several attractive styles, odd sizes from stock worth NIGHT-GowNs, cambric, slip-over or button-front styles, tastefuIly trimmed, worth 59c- 45c DRAWERS, soft cambric with trim ming of lace or embroidery, sew CORSET-COVERS, nainsook and cambric, trimmed with ribbon lace and embroidery, worth 5sc- NIGHT-GowNs, cambric of soft fn- ish, pretty styles with tasteful trimming, worth S9c- 69c UMBRELLA and circular drawers, trimmed with lace or embroidery, worth soc and more 45c LONG SKIRTS, cambric, full founces, tucked or embroidered, worth 75c NIGHT-GOwNs of nice nainsooI. V or high neck and slip-over styles. worth s1 and s1.25- s5c COMBINATIONS, several presty styles, worth $1 and s1.c5- WHITE SKIRTS, cambric in a mum Der of good models, worth s1 to COMBINATIONS in new pretty mod els with tasteful trimming, worth $2.25 to Sz.fo- s1.75
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Curtains and Upholstery Goods in the Mill End Sale

SCOTCH LACE curtains, overlook corded edge, good designs, worth $2.50 to $3- S2 SCOTCH LACE curtains, nice pat terms, overlook edge, worth $2- NOTTINGHAM curtains, full size, worth $1.25 to $1.50- $1 NOVELTY FLAT curtains, made with decoration of medallions and fancy braid, worth $2.50 to $3- S2 SCRIM curtains with lace inserting and edge, worth $1.50- S1 MUSLIN CURTAINS, finished with ruffle and tucks, some hemstitched, worth 39c and Soc
 35c and 39c DOTTED MUSLIN for sash curtains. worth Sc yd- 6c STRIPED SASH muslin, several pat terms, worth 10c yd- Sc figured patterns, all colors, worth 12 2R to 15c yd- Sc LACE NETS, extra wide, dotted and figured, white, worth 19c to 25c-
 15c BUNGALOW nets. new style, worth ISc yd- 121ac inch, with ends and brackets, worth BRASS SASH RODS with brackets and ball ends, worth 5c- 4c TUBE SASH RODS, extension, brack cts, and silvered ends, worth 9c- FLOSS CUSHIONS, IS to 24 inch worth 25c to 60c-.. 19c to 45c
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13


 price.
 MEMS AND BOYS. ROWLAND LOW SHOES fo men, shoes that we know and that many many Bridgeport men have learned to be best that can be bought for their price. Patent leather, calf skin, Russia calf, kidskin. Cut in many snappy and good-f1tting styles Shoes that a man can count $4 ones for $32O $3 ones for $2.35 S2 ones for S1.65 MEMS SHOES in odd sizes and widths. quite tumble of shoes that are worth $3 and $4; great plums for men who can be fitted BOYS LOW SHOES, all the summer shoes of every leather and in ex- cellent styles, tan and black, full Of goodness:-
 $3 ones for $I.4o $2 ones for $I.oo
 wOMEN'S.
 Hundreds and hundreds of pairs of women's shoes hurry into the Mill End sale. Some are from makers anxious to clear up their stock. Some are from our own supply. Every pair is worthy; the store can afford to put no other sort into the Mill End sale. Every summer leather is included: Russia calf skin, kidskin. calfskin, patent leather, chocolate kidskin, white PATENT LEATHER TIES with Goodyear welted soles. two and three eye1et styles. regular $4 shoes
 $3.2O LOW BUTTON SHOES and patent leather oxford ties, welt-sewed soles of nice weight, worth $3.50 and "A
 $2.65 PATENT LEATHER oxford ties, s,welt- ed or light fine turn soles, dainty and graceful, worth $3 and $3.5O-
 $2.2O PUMPS and OXFORD TIES of pat ent leather, graceful styles in large number, genuinely good in every way, worth $250 and $3- $1.6S TAN AND BLACK calfskin pumps, latest styles with jaunty buckle worth $4- $o.Zo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
WOnen'S Wear
Wash Waists

LAWN percale and gingham; plain white. striped, figured; worth soc and white lawn, lace and embroidery trimming. worth 6sc BATISTE and fine white lawn, plain or striped or pin-dotted, many styles, prettily trimmed, sizes 34 to A, worth $1 and $1.25- 69c LINGERIE and tailored waists. fine FINE lawn and lingerie, several styles, lace and embroidery trim med, worth s2 and $2.50-$1.5O LINEN LAWN and fine batiste, some are samples, many in tailored styles, beautiful of style and trim ming, worth S3 and $3.50- EXCLUSIVE WAISTS in lawn and lingerie and hand embroidered styles. beautiful in ever. way'
 Dresses
 HOUSE DRESSES of percale, good colors, full skirts, worth $1- PRINCESS house dresses, several styles. good colors and patterns, worth $1.5O- 95c LAWN and PERCALE dresses, Prin- cess and tunic styles, stripes and plain, worth sS and $4; some with KIMONOS and dressing sacks, figured and striped lawn, worth soc and 75c- 39c LONG KIMOMOs of lawn and per cale, figured and striped, worth 75c and $1- 45c DRESSES of LAWN and percale, handsome infco1or and styles and trimming, worth $500 to S4.50-
 $2.5O BATISTE and lawn dresses, good col ors, trimmed with lace embroidery and tucking, worth ss.7S and FINE WHITE lawn and lingerie dresses, richly trimmed with in- serting of lace or embroidery, some tunic styles are of a1l-over em- Droidery' worth sS ss t9 3. saGM and s4a. SILK DRESSES in handsome styles and of richly attractive patterns, delightful colors, carefully made,
 se.75 to s12.5o TAILORED WASH suits. linen and rep, good colors, attractive models worth s5 to $12.50-
 ss.75 to $e.75
 Suits and Goats
 season, excellent co1ors, worth s1O TAILORED COATS, eao short t0 or o0'fu full length styles, nice fabrics, worth $5 to $27.50- $3.75 to S16.5O CHILDREN'S COATS, sizes 8 to IA, % and full length models, worth $2.50 to S13.50- $1.95 to $6.75
 Skirts
 LINENE, plain gored or p1eated pat terns white and linen color, worth $1.25 to $1.50- 95c REP and LINEN. white and coIors. extra and regular sizes, worth S2 to S3- $1.50 IMPORTED REP and fine linen, nice finish, many styles, white and na- tural color, worth s3.75 to s4.50- PANAMA and fancy fabrics, all col ors, new tunic styles, worth $450-
 $2.95 SERGE and panama, good styles, we'll made, worth S5 to Sc75-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Shoes in the Mill End Sale

 
  dOutb Hundreds hundreds of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
Refr1gerators Lamps and Stoves in the Mill End Sale

EVERY REFRIGERATOR NOW TN THE STORE goes into the Mill End Sale at Mill End price. For ex- ample, the Montauk refrfgerator that holds 2o pounds of ice and that has been marked $9.50, is to sell at $S GAS AND ELECTRIC portable lamps, many patterns, dome or paneled shades, rich colors and de- signs, worth s4.50 to $6.50-
 S2.95 OIL LAMPS, central draft, decorated globe in matching pattern, worth $2.50 to $3.50- S195 BLUEFTAME OIL-STOVES, 2 burn CT, safe and strong, worth s295 and $3.75- $2.69 OVENS for gas or oil stoves, large size, worth $1.75- S1.39 GAS RANGES, excellent sorts in sev- eral sizes, worth sS.50 to $1O-
 S7.50 GAS STOVES, nicke1ed, burner, complete with tubing, worth s130
 MI
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-13
$3.75 to $6.75 Suits and Goats

TAILORED suits, good styles of the season, excellent coIors, worth $10 to $27.5O- $6.75 to $16.50 TAILORED COATS, short or full length styles, nice fabrics, worth $5 to $27.50- $3.75 to $16.50 CHILDREN'S COATS, sizes to IA, A and full length models, worth $2.50 to $13.50- $1.95 to S6.75
Arizona republican., 1910-01-11
|saN FRlnCHclls WOULD TALK II OVER
With. San oissans Regarding the
 lshthmian Canal Exposition. Y

San Francisco, Jan. 10-The direct ing committee of the Panama acifiC
 exposition movement took the initia- tive today in an effort to bring about harmonious relations with the Pan ama-California Exposition company of
 San Diego. by proposing that joint conference be held at Los Angeles next
 Saturday to discuss the differences of the two bodies.
 The members of the San Francisco committee are going to Los Angeles with the excursion of Commercial rep reseptatives from the board of trade and chamber of commerce. to attend aviation week At the meeting today the directing committee of thirty Homer g. King. former president of the Bank of California was elected chairman.
 Gleason stated that the big fight would not be held in Salt Lake or in any Nevada town, and that as s.'on as action is taken upon his request for permit he would notify Tex prise.- and a plan would be drawn for prise. and a plan woul abe drawn for the arena.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-11

ten of New York, as president of the company. so 1t may be expected that
 when the board meets Mir Van Etten
 will be chosen. He, had indicated his willingness to serve if thfs board was named by the stockholders. Mir. Van Etten was for fifteen years vice pres ident of the New York Central rail- road company and is well known in financial circles.
 Interest In the fortunes of the Hum boidt Exploration company lies in the fact that 1t is the lineal descendant of the Greene Gold. Silver and Copper company. which has figured much in the public prints. When the Greene Gold. Silver and Copper company be- gan to disintegrate financially. the stockholders proceeded to concern themselves as to how thew could avoid complete disaster. Getting together they formed the Humboldt company to take over such assets of the Greene company as they could demonstrate belonged to them. In the new com pany one share was given for one shdre of Greene stock so they even- tually represented a large part of the