The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-11
POINTS OF INTEREST
Saturday Bargains

Twenty bargains are advertised for tomorrow's sale at RadfOrd B. Smiths. This, however, is only a small part of the desirable underpric- ed articles to be had at this store. Go there tomorrow and you will be well pleased with the attention you receive and the bargains you get.
 A Popular Shoe Store
 Selling the best in mems shoes at popular prices, centrally located, in a fast growing business section is the reputation that is rapidly gaining ground for the Morris Sample Shoe store at Fairfield Ave, opposite At fering is in the nature, of bar gain in oxfords, priced so low a quick clearance is assured. Be one Of the lucky ones; get a good pair Of oxfords at the wonderfully low price advertised in today's paper.
 'As You Like It.
 There is some satisfaction in going to barber who will follow instruc- tions, who knows what you want and will do his best to please you To this is attributed the successful eight years of Albert W. Tiska, at present located at 1901 Stratford avenue. Even the children enjoy sitting in his chair. He has a ,knack of making all feel comfortable, and eliminates the tortures incident to the haggling work of the novice barber. Give him a call this week You will be sur prised and delighted
 On Account of the Large Sale of letters Pilsner Beer in all the fin about six months of solid wire pulling to get them to ship it out of New York. This is the finest beer that money can buy. And Drew Bros, who are always looking for the best of everything for their many custom ing this way. If you want a glass of nice cool high grade Pilsner beer call at Drew Bros., just across the new Congress streeet bridge. We have appointed them our Bridgeport Agents. letter Brewing Co.,, East 54 St., New York City.
 When You Go Away
 You want to enjoy that vacation trip. Increase your pleasure 50To by going fully prepared Take along all the necessaries, and a few of the luxurleS. A good trunk or dress suit case is~as essential as a railroad tick ct. Don't buy either until you have visited the Bridgeport Trunk and Bag Co, and examined their large and se- feet stock. Prices here are attractive as are the assortment Made by workmen who "know how, sold by practical trunk builders who know good merchandise, satisfaction is as- sured before the purchase. The mum Der 1049 Broad street, near John, headquarters for nice things at low prices.
 To Lessen The Family Expense
 The clothing bill or the cost of foot gear go to the White House Clothing House, 637-641 Water streeet, near Fairfield Ave. This establishment is one of the oldest and most relia ble in the city. It is located out of the can offer some real money savers in the line of mems, youths, boys, and children's clothing, shoes, caps and furnishings. It is a block from Main street but it pays to walk At the sale now in progress truly great bar gains fill the counters. Deep cuts in price on all merchandise is the pro- gram and the manner in which the store has beeen in which the store has been thronged during the past week is convincing proof of the val ues obtainable. Join the throng.
 Saturday at Port Jefferson.
 In the "Old Home Week" celebra- ton that has been so successfully conducted for the past week, Satur- day, Aug. F, has been designated as Carnival and Mardi Gras Day., open ing with a band concert during the afternoon and the best features of the week will be presented at this, the Carnival day. A balloon ascension and parachute drop will take place in the afternoon. The regular mat lnee excursion on the steamer Park City which leaves the wharf at the foot of Fairfield avenue at 1:3O will afford an opportunity for those who go to join in the festivities. The re- turn trip is made leaving Port Jeffer- son at 4:30 Special low fare for the excursion. Children under F years of age, half fare, and under five go free.
 Wash silk shirtwaists have vyon.