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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
OUR 27th MILL END SALE BEGINS JULY B, at 8 A. N
/ Silks in the Mill End Sale.

SILK SERGE, new weave for Autumn and new colors, worth soc pd.; in the Mill End Sale, S9c FOULARDS, colored ground, with white figures, worth 39c, 25c MESSALINE, plain and changeable, worth soc and 75c yd, 39c PONGEE, 36 inchss natural and jasper and black messaline, worth soc yd,
 39c TUB SILKS and white corduroy, worth soc yd., 39c FINE FOULARDs in 23-inch width. large diversity of patterns with large share in pretty combinations of blue and white, worth 75c and ST. soc coRDED poNGEE, 2s inch worth MEssALINE, 1s and 2s inch. light and dark colors, worth 75c yd., FANCY SILKS and striped messalines, plaids Persians and figures are in- cluded, worth S5c and $1 yd., BLACK TAFFETA and serge, taffeta S5 inch, worth S5c and $1 yd.. MEsSALINE and taffeta, black, 35 inch, worth $1 yd., 79c SATIN, rich black 36 inch, worth FRENCH sE;SS iait FouLARDs, 40 inch, 'oS fine patterns and rich colors, worth $1.50 yd., 95c ADD SILKS .... .. ..... .... FIGURED SILKS. fancy, 20 inches wide, blue brown gray and Co., penhagen, worth 75c yd.. soc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Ribbons in the Mill End Sale

WASH RIBBONS of best quality, liked colors, Nos 1 and 1k, worth 45c and 75c piece; in the Mill End Sale, 25c and 35c WASH RIBBONS, best grade, season. able colors, Nos. 3, 8, 5 and g, worth VELVET RIBBONS, black, satin back, Nos. g, 12 and 16, worth 29c, 35c and 45c yd., 25c FANCY WHITE MORE belting rib- bon, worth 25c and zee yd.,
 WASH RIBBON, good quality and colors, Nos. l. IF and 2, worth 19c to 29c, piece, 13c to 25c BROCADE SASH and hair ribbons 51s and 7 inch, worth 55c and CSC DRESDEN AND FANCY ribbons, 5A inch, worth 39c and soc yd.,
 23c CORD-EDGE TAFFETA ribbons white, pink and blue, 51a inch, worth 35c yd., 25c SATIN RIBBON, good shades and quality, F inch, worth S5c yd.,
 25c MORE AND PLAIN taffeta ribbons for hair-bows, 5k inches wide, worth 35c. 23c ALL-SILK TAFFETA ribbon, and Az inches wide, worth 1215c and 19c yd.. 10c and 15c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Muslin Underwear in the Mill End Sale

PETTICOATS, cambric with tucked founce and edging of embroidery, worth 59c. 45c with deep embroidery or lace founce or with fine tucked fiounce, several styles, worth s1 b SHORT SKIRTS of cambric with tucked embroidered or 1ace-trins- med founce worth 5sc, and ssr. COMBINATIONS of soft camorfo trimmed with embroidery Or wttd lace and ribbon, worth s1 an1 HANDSOME COMBINATIONS in ssv- eral styles, either embroidery or lace trimmed, worth s1.50 and CORSET COVERS, cambric with enn- broidery yoke and lace edgins. sAMPIE MEL CORSET COVERS, several DRAWERS OF CAMBRIC, lawn ruff file with hemstftched tucks, worth FINE CAMBRIC DRAWERS, circu- lar or straight styles, embroidery or lace trimming, worth soc to 5Scs
 45c of soft cambric, slip over or button-front styles, finished with hemstftched ruffle, worth 5sc,
 45c NAINsOOK AND CAsfBRIC gowns. trimmed with fine embroidery or lace, slip-over or button styles, worth S1.25 to S1.50, S1.15 EXTRA SIZE garments, gowns, draw CTS and petticoats, cant mbric and nainsook, worth 5sc, to g,
 45c 10 SITS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Floor Coverings in the Mill End Sale.

WHITTALLS FAMOUS RUGS in dis continued patterns. Finest rugs made in America and all in the g by 12 foot size:
 Anglo-Persian, worth S55, $47 Anglo-Indian, worth S45, $39 Arabic, worth $45, $35 Royal Worcester, worth $41, $33 BIGELOW ARLINGTON and hand some Wilton rugs, by 12, worth s35 to $37.50, $29 SLOANE'S BEAUMONT rugs, of spe- cial beauty, g by 12, worth $50,
 $29 SCOTCH ART RUGS, quiet rich ef- fects, g by 12, worth $25, S19 BODY BRUSSELS RUGS, splendid by 1a, worth s25, sa1 g by 10k, worth SPA, $19 HARVESTER RUGS, floral and Orien- by 12, worth s1s.5o and s22.5o,
 S16 by g, worth $13.50, $1O AZ by g, worth s8.50, $6 WILTON VELVET RUGS, by 12. worth s1S.50, $15 TAPESTRY RUGS, good and durable, by 12, worth $15, SIP CARPETS, Administer and Velvet, fine and handsome. worth $1.10 to $1.25 yd., S5c SMALL RUGS, Wilton, Administer and Velvet worth s1.5o to ss. PRINTED LINOLEUM, good designs. worth soc to 62kc sq. -yd., .39c MATTINGS, Japanese and heavy Chi na, rolls of 20 yds., worth $5 to $7,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Young Women's and
 Children's Wear in the Mill End Sale.

FINE SERGE SUITS and suits in checks and mixtures. siIk-lined jackets, trim graceful skirts; worth $15 to SIS, S1z.50 SUITS in hairline stripes and wool mixtures, worth $9.50 and more, TAN LINEN SUITS with sailor coI- lar of self or leather color, worth JUNIOR SUITS of serge and checked woolen. worth $3.s5 to s475, DRESSES of lawn, batfste and voiIe. worth s7.50 to SS.50, $4.90 q FINE GINGHAM dresses in pretty patterns and reasonable modeIs,C worth s2.50 to $7.50,
 SKIRTS, voile. serge and panams, worth $4 to s7.S0,
 CHILDREN'S DRESSES, white lawn or colored, gingham percaIe or chambray, prettily trimmed, worth FINE GINGHAM and perca1e dresses. checks, stripes and plaids, worth $150 to s2, sf-35 GIRLS COATS, serge or fancy fab- rics, worth s4 to s5.75,
 s290 and ss.so CHILDREN'S COATS, sizes 2 10 c, worth sS and s4,
 FRENCH DRESSES of white lawn, ss embroiasry and lace trimmed. DRAWERS with ruffle of embroidery and pin tucks. sizes l to 14, worth RONIPERS, blue or champagne, sizss 1 to 6, worth 39c, z5c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Wash Goods in the Mill End Sale
SHIFTING PRINTS, drapery prints

SHIFTING PhlNIS, Qrapery prints, and challis, indigo and black-and- white included, worth Sc and 7c yd.; in the Mill End Sale,
 PRINTED LAWNS, dress and kiynono styles, worth 6c yd., 4Hc APRON GINGHAMs in good checks. FANCY NC Y DRESS GINGHAMs and fine printed lawns, handsome plain chambray too, figures stripes, plaids and checks, worth Sc yd., sEERsUCKER GINGHAM, plain chambray. and fine zephyr ging- ham; checks, stripes and plaids all included; worth 10c yd., 7c DUCK SUITINGS and yard-wide per- cales, short lengths only. worth 10c FINE PRINTED BATIsTE, silky fou- lard, figured dress sateens good patterns, worth 121a and 15c .yd., 1Oc DRESS GINGHAMs, plaids, stripes and checks good patterns worth MERcERIsED PoPL1N or pongee, pretty 4o-inch printed lawn. worth REP AND CHECKED suitings, wool finish is plaids, striped suitings' worth YARD-WIDE PERCALE. fine quality. this seasons best patterns, worth 121c, 1Oc LINEN-FINISH SUITING, cheviot shirting, fine mercerised poplin in good colors, worth 15c and 19c yd., HYDEGRADE GALATEA and Nau- shon dress ginghams, mercerised checks and attractive striped voiles; worth 15c to 19c yd., 12hc 4O-INCH BORDERED batiste fine striped poplin, madras shirting in good colors and patterns, figured foulard, and colored soisette; worth 19c to 25c yd., 15c IRISH DIMITIES, plain or striped poplins, 32-inch Scotch ginghams, and fine voiles in plain colors or in checks or stripes, worth 25c yd.,
 10c SECO SILK and Shantoon silk, dots as we'll as plain colors, worth 25c, |SILK-STRIPE and 40-inch plain voiles, fine shirting madras, silk and-cotton foulard, figured silk muslinS; beauteouS colors and pat terms; worth 29c to 39c yd,
 FINE MARQUISETTE and voile, some fancy figured silk-and-co -cottons, French sateens; handsome gather ing, worth 39c and soc, 2gc IMPORTED SCOTCH ginghams of rare patterns and colors, fine silk and-cotton checked voiles, delight ful fabric, worth soc yd., 29c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Women's Shoes.

Women's Shoes.
 SATIN AND BUCKSKIN pumps, satin
 in tan as well as black. worth $4
 and $5, $3.20 MATT KID and calfskin pumps and
 2-strap sandals, fine in every de-
 tail, worth $4, 2.85 , IICHT.SOIE PUMPS of kfdskin and $2.ss PUMPS AND OXFORD TIES, patent
 leather calfskin and tan leather, worth $3.50 and $4, $2.65 VELVET AND OOZE leather pumps,
 black, fine style, worth $3, i OXFORD TIES and pumps patent
 and tan leather, number. of styles, worth s3 and $3.60. $2.15 GUNMETAL, Rtssias Wei and patent
 leather pumps and oxford ties. good
 range of .styles. eworth $2. so and ALiYs..1EArHERFp is. pusfPs and s1;fo oxford
 ties, worth $2 and $2.50,
 LOW SHOES in sizes s21k to AZ and
 in odd widths. .worthNs2 to ss.5o last KID JUIIETs and patent Sandals with
 low heel, worth $1.25. Ssc SERGE SLIPPERS, comfortable and
 Boys Shoes.
 TAN CALF OXFORD ties. worth ss. PATENT LEATHER oxford ties. PATENT LEATHER oxford ties fer littlss boys, sizesnr nr to lsh. TAN viCI KID oxford ties. worth CANVAS oFoRD TIES, worth si.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Mems Shoes.

ROWLAND LOW SHOES for men, shoes built to the stores ideas and of best feathers, sold on honor and sure to give satisfaction-they in good number go into the Mill End Sale. Excellent styles, comfort-g giv- ing shapes, fine workmanship.
 $ shoes shoes .a.ss ss ODD LOTS of $3 and s4 low shoes. small sizes only, $1.9O and $2.35 $2 LOW SHOES with a few that were originally s3, $1.45 CANVAS OXFORD ties and lace shoes, worth $1.25. 95c
 Girls Shoes.
 BLACK OOZE SANDALS, two strap style, sizes II to 5, worth accord ing to size s2 and s2.5o,
 CALFSKIN ANKLE SANDALS, sizes s1.25 and s1.5o. 95c and $1.1o OXFORD TIES, calfskin and kid, worth according to size from Sk
 s5c and s1.15 TAN OXFORD TIES, sizes 6 to 2, worth according to size s5c to PLAY SANDALS. stout uppers @ g. Good year-welted soles, tan Russia calf skin, sizes to 2, worth according
 95c and s1.15 ELKSKIN PLAY SANDALS, a spe- cial lot,, according to size,
 BABIES FINE SANDALS, % patent ate to 4, worth S1, 79c BABIES TAN SHOES, two styles.
 42c and 5sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Hosiery and Underwear in the Mill End Sale.
WOMEN's HOSIERY.

WOMEN'S HOSIERY. SILK WITH LIsLE garter top and white, tan and black, worth soc; in the Mill End Sale, 39c GAUZE LISLE, black and tan, hem med top, spliced sole and dhneei, heel, FINE BLACK COTTON, double heel, worth 25c, 19c GAUZE LESLIE in black or tan and silk lisle in black hemmed d top GAUZE AND BLACK cotton, tan gauge, black cotton with split sole, Special weight at exposed points of GooD BLACK COTTON, double heel and toe, worth 121ae,
 oHILD's HOSIERY. RIBBED COTTON, black, worth FINE-R1B black tan and white, and boys solid back ribbed cotton, worth 15c, He SILK LESLIE for infants, white, tan SILK LESLIE, white, tan and black, FANCY SOCKS for infants. worth 25c 15c WEAR RESISTING stockings, best wearing stockings we know for
 
 special value at the price 21c
 WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR. VESTS, cotton, low neck no sleeves, worth 12kc, for 25c SHAPED VESTS, low neck, worth 15c, lie CUMFY CUT and other vests of good cotton, regular and extra sizes, low neck, short sleeves or sleeveless, worth 15c, lie FANCY AND PLAIN vests, tow neck, some are Cumfy-cut, some in extra sleeves, worth 25c, . 19c KNEE PANTS, umbrella or regular style, some lace trimmed, extra sizes too, worth 25c, 19c HIGH-NECK VESTS of lisle with short sleeves, regular and extra sizes, worth 25c, 19c UNION SUITS, low neck, no sleeves, knee length; regular and extra sig es, worth soc, 39c neck, no sleeves, all sizes, worth FINE LESLIE UNION SUITS, lace trimmed, no sleeves, low neck, regular sizes only; worth 85c,
 6sc
 CHILD'S UNDERWEAR. LACE-TRINIMED PANTS and low neck sleeveless vests, worth 12hc, PoRosKN1T SHIRTS and drawers for boys, worth 25c, 10c WHITE GAUZE VESTS and pants knee length pants, ,short-sleeve vests with high neck, worth 25c, BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS and drawers for boys, cool and good, worth 25c,
 19c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Sporting Goods :n the Mill End Sale.

ZION BICYCLES, mems and wom- ems, fitted with mud-guards and Coaster brake, worth $25.50; in the Mill End Sale, $21.75 anteed, two weights. worth $2.15 and $3, S1.75 and $2.45 BASE BALL -~ GLOVES and mitts samples and odd lots, at an aver age price reduction of IA BASE BALL GLOVES, worth $1.50 to $2.50, $1.29 BOYS CATCHERS' MITTS, worth 45c, 29c STEEL FISHING RODS, bait or fly style. worth $1.50. $50 PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS, graduates mounts and such at special Mill End Prices.
 RAZORS, regular style, with a good strop, worth 95e, 69c BATHING-SCITS, worth soc and s1,
 36c and 79c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Mems Furnishings in the Mi11 End Sale.

NEGILGE AND SOFT shirts, attach ed collars Or without collars, many styles and colors. regularly worth tot less than 50 cents but with small imperfections; in the Mill End Sale, 29c SOFT SHIRTS and neglige, scme with attached collars and cuffs, light and dark, worth soc, S9c GOAT NEGLIGES of percale in plain co1ors, and pongee with separate soft collars to match. worth 69c, 55c S1 NEGLIGE SHIRTS colors or plain white, some with collars to match, splendid styles and fabricS
 FINE NEGLIGE SHIRTS, special quality madras or percale, coat style, worth s1.50, $1.15 SILK, SOCKS, black and colors, lisle heel and toe. worth soc pair. LESLIE SOCKS, silk or gauge finish, black -split-foot tan and colors, worth 25c, 19c SOCKS, black or tan cotton. worth BLACK CoIORED and split-foot socks light and medium weight, worth 15c, 11C COLLARLESS night-shirts. light mus lin. fancy trimmed, worth soc. PAJANIAS, plain colors or fancy pat BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR, light cool, worth 25c, 19c BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS and drawers, soc quality but with slight imper- fections, 29c GAUZE and balbriggan underwear. summer styles, worth soc,
 UNION SUITS. light weight, short sleeves. worth $1 and s15o,.
 TIES, silk and washable, all styies, worth 15c to soc, - 1Oc to S9c BELTS, black, tan and gray. worth 25c and Soc, 19c and 30c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Wool Dress Skirts.

MOHAIR PANAMA and serge, rezu- coiors' col N worth s4.5j and s5, ~ PANAMA SERGE and mohafr, black, blue and mixtures, good range of styles and sizes, worth s5.50 t0 $6.75, S2.D0 FINE SKIRTS in several styles, worth $7 to $9, 84.o0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Wash Waists.

WHITE LAWN or colored percaIe, gingham and lawn, good styles, worth soc, 2oc WHITE WAISTS, ali white or embrof- dered in colors, worth s1,
 sec LINGERIE and tailored waists, ba~ tiste, lawn and linene. hand-em- broidered or trimmed with Val lace, worth $1.50 to s2, o5c FINE LAWN, voi1e and marquisetts waists, some lingerie waists too, high or low neck, long short or ki- mono sleeves, some hand-embToid- cred, worth $2 to $z.50,
 NET AND VOILE WAISTS trfnn d with white or colored embroiderfss. fine lawn and lingerie waists, high or Dutch neck, prettily trimmed, worth s3 to $3.50, S1.05 hand-embroidered in white and in colors, worth S3.75 to s5,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Dress Goods in the Mill End Sale.

BLACK.
 MOHAIR BATISTE and black-and- sse to 5oc yd.; in the Mill End STRIPED NIOHAIR, plain and plaid batiste, cashmere, plain mohair, black-and-white checks; worth soc SERGES of splendid weight mohair. granite. henrietta, worth 75c yd., PANAMA, fancy-stripe serge, mistral. striped batiste and serge. mohair with hairline stripe. worth 75e to SATIN pRUNELLA, herring.bone stripes, plaid batiste, fancy twills, striped mohair, voile, panama, serge, white-striped serge; worth $1 SILK POPLIN, fancy serge, prunella. voile, and fine plain serge, worth S1 to $1.25 yd, S5c RICH DIAGONAL and plain or strip ed serge, fine black-and- white stripes; worth s1.5o to sa yd;;, ,o
 oonons. H'so MOHAIR. plain or striped, and self stripe batiste and 42-in panama, worth 3sc and soc, 29c SUITINGS, plain serge, white serge with black stripes; worth soc and worth S1, 45c PANAMA, SERGE, batiste, striped mohair, cream sicilian; worth 75c and $1 yd., 59c CANVAS CLOTH, serge, and novelty stripes; worth $1 yd., 69c FINE PLAIN and figured eoliennes, plaids, checks, basket-weave fab rics, bedford cord, worth $125 yd.,.
 S5c |SELF-STRIPE PRUNELLA. fine striped batiste, canvas cloth, mix ed suiting; worth $1.25 and $135 yd.. S5c DIAGONALS, serges, checks, fine suit ings, handsome plain and striped woolens of special beauty; worth S15O to S2 yd S12O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Linens in the Mill End Sale.

FULL-BLEACHED damask, all-linen, extra heavy, 72 inch, worth $1.25 yd.; S1 22-inch napkins to match, worth $3.50 doz., S2.75 ALL-LINEN FINE damask, full bleached. 70-inch, worth $1.10 yd.,
 BOG 20-inch napkins to match, worth $2.75 doZ., S2,2S HEAVY ALL-LINEN damask, 7O-inch full bleached, worth S5c yd.,
 ALL-ILNEN full-bleached damask,, 62 inch, worth 59c yd., soc MERCERISED DAMASK, full bleach ed, worth 39c, yd, 33c COTTON DAMASK, bleached, worth 25c yd., 21c ALL-LINEN NAPKINS, worth SIPS to $2.25 doz., S1 to S1.75 NAPKINS. worth soc and $1.2O doz., 75c and 95c FANCY TABLE PIECES, Madeira and Japanese hand-drawn sizes from Finch doylies to large pieces, usual prices less 1-4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Towels and Crashes

in the Mill End Sale. TWILLED COTTON CRASH, worth sc yd; in the Mill End Sale.
 FIAxINE BLEACHED crash. worth AEIsE1SEN H [ Sa;; BnEAcHED crash, se worth 10c yd., sac GLASS TOWELING, all-linen. worth AnE-IrNsN azI ya;i BnEAoHEp crash, aee TURKISH TOWELS, bleached, worth FRINGED BROWN Turkish towels. worth 121ac, 1Oc HEMMED TURKISH towels, bleach ed, worth 25c and 35c,
 19c and 25c HUCK TOWELS, hemmed cotton, worth 15c, lie LINEN huck towels, hem stitched, worth 15c, 12Mc HOMESPUN TOWELS, heavy and solid worth 12Kc, 1Oc ALL-LINEN hemstitched huck tow els, worth 25c, 22c SCARFS AND SEAMS, h-embroi- dered, special value at 39c, 29c COTTON DIAPER, 1S-inch, worth soc piece, soc
 for sc AERCEL AND TURKISH wash cloths, worth sc, for 1Oc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Stoves and Refrigerators
 in the Mill End Sale.

BLUE FLAME wickless oil-stoves, burner, several makes, worth $295 and S3.5O, $2.69 GAS RANGES or cookers with oven broiler and 3-burner top, worth S8.50 to $10, S7.5O GAS PLATES, 3 burners, worth $1.90
 S1.35 worth $1, 79c RELIANCE flat wick oil-stoves, 2 burners, worth 75c, 5Sc OVENS for use on gas and oil stoves worth S5c and $185,
 COG and $1.4S ALASKA AND ARLINGTON, refrig- orators all go in the Mill End Sale at special prices. For ilustra- ton an Arlington holding 85 lbs of ice and worth SIP is $9.75 ICE-CREAM freezers, 3-qt. worth. s1,
 56c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Cotton,
OOUUOllS in the Mill End Sale.

BROWN MUSLIN, 2S inch, worth Ec yd.; in the Mill End Sale, 4c YARD-WIDE brown muslin, worth exc yd., SC BLEACHED and brown muslin, yard wide, worth Sc, Sc BLEACHED and brown muslin, nice quality, worth Sc and 10c yd.,
 7c HEAVY BROWN MUSLIN, 36 inch worth 10c yd., Sc FIR UT OF F-THE-LOOM muslin, yard wide. worth 10c yd., not over 10 yards to a customer, S1ac LONSDALE FINISH cambric, yard wide, worth 12kc yd., 1Oc LONG-CLOTH, fine, f1at-fold, yard wide, worth 12hc, 1Oc FINE MUSLIN, yard wide, worth 121ac, 10c PILLOW-CASING, bleached, 45 inch, worth 15c .yd., 12Kc TUBING, 45-inch bleached, worth 19c and 23cl yd., 15c and 1Sc worth Sc yd., Sc HEAVY TICKING, blue. and white, worth 1215c yd., lie 9-4 SLEEPING, brown and bleached, worth 25c yd., 200 BLEACHED SHEETING, heavy, 9-4, worth soc yd., 25c FINE LONG-CLOTH in 12-yd. pieces worth 10c to 15c yd.,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Silk Dresses.

k0llA LII CSSCSs
 AND MESSALINE. good styles and patterns. worth $5.75 to S7.50, $4.75 MESSALINE AND POLLARD, rich patterns and finish, high or Dutch neck, seasons liked models, worth $10.50 to $16.50, $S.75 VOILE FOULARD and messaline, -ex- elusive styles and rich effects, fine s17.50 to $25, $12.50
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Silk and Cotton Petticoats
 in the Mill End Sale

GUARANTEED TAFFETA petticoats, two good new styles, sectional ruff file or pleated flounce, cotton un- der ruffle; worth S4, S29O MESSALINE AND TAFFETA petti- coats, new and tasteful patterns and good colors, worth $5,
 FINE SILK PETTICOATS. messaline taffeta and iersey-top, black and colors, worth S6 to $75O,
 $4.75 CHEVIOT WASHABLE petticoats, striped blue tan or gray, have deep flounce, worth 75c, 59c GINGHAM AND CHEVIOT petti- coats, striped patterns, deep f1ounce, worth 59c, 45c STRIPED CHEVIOT petticoats. f1ounce made with under-ruffle, worth 39c, 20e
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
Suits and Goats.

SUITS and coats in the styles that have been favored all season. Of nice fabrics and made carefully in every part. SUITS worth S10 to $12.50-$6.75.
 worth $15 to $20-$1O
 worth S22.50 to $30-$15
 worth $32.50 to $47.50-S1S.75 COATS worth $8.75 to S1250-S675
 worth $13.50 to $20,-$1O
 worth s22.50 to $30-$16.5O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12

NET BATISTE and coutil corsets sev- eral styles and makes, worth 75c,
 45c BATISTE COUTIL and net corsets, excellent in material and making, many styles, worth $1 and $1.25,
 sec models, summer fabrics as well as coutil, worth $1.25 to $2.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12

 CONDITION
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
S2.45

Extra good quality work shoes
tan. olive and black; $3.50 and 81
values al $2.S5 the pair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
Women

nervous, pale, weak and fret,
De made rosy. strong and
" the use of PaImo Tablets
IKE you look and feel years
Money back if not salts
oo cents. Book Free. Ad.
Y 3. K. Fell Co, Cleveland, o.
AM-JoHNsoN, DRUGS, FIVE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
S2.45

Assortment No 1-$2.45 the
pair; women S new style highclass
pumps III the prettiest patterns
you can imagine, in dull calf, also
instep strap, in patent leather
Button effects in patent, dark,
tan, kid and Gibson ties in more
conservative effects.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
S3.85

S3.85
AS an opening special we offer
unrestricted choice Of any ladies
low shoe in our store at $685. the
pair-Wichert and Gardiner or
Krippendorf Dittman Co, mak-
ers-you simply can't buy any
better shoes at any price. Hand
some models. in the season s most
stylish effects; materials include
imported velvet, genuine suede
calf. Russia calf, patent leather,
tan or ebony calf.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30

1885 special for mcn-Shoes
and oxfords you can't match
short of $3.50 to So the pair, in
Guiding a dandy showing of the
high toe models.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
From the Childre ems
Department

We excel in values and as
sortments in children shoes and
slippers. Here's classy slippers
for children; flexible, solid soles
that wear as well as ordinary
school shoes. A dainty diamond
open work patent vamp slipper,
also in dull calf; 5 to s, at 81 .25;
S113 to II, at $1,45; 1112 to 2, ut
$1.s5.
Our "Will-Wear" slippers for
children, in patent, vamp or dull
calf; neat one-strap effect. 5 TO 3,
at $l.00; 81 to II, at $1.25; 111a
to =, at $1.45.
Roman sandals, high strap ef-
feet, for misses and children,
patent vamp, neat round toe. )
to s, at $1,45; Sl2 to II, at $1.75;
1112 to 2, at $1.95,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
From. the Boys
Department

A long and loud holler is heard
we've bought boys oxfords to
beat the cars and are going TO
quote the most attractive special
prices on them ever known in the
annals Of Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30

Our $3.35 special for men
Actual 81 values. Plenty of en-
thusiasts, at each recurring sea-
son come back, purchase a pair Of
$3.35 specials, knowing full well
by experience their splendid
worth,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
S1.95

Offering No. 2-Little mans
and boys high grade oxfords, in
patent, tan or Russia calf, button
or Blucher styles, at $1.95 the
pair; $2.75 to $3.50 values.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
I'm the WOmen'S
Department

We have classified goods into
few prices and big assortments in
each given grade. Be sure and see
the S1.o0 special.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
$500

s. the pair-Continuation Of
the successful and phenomenal
value-g giving sale of last week