The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-07
Radford B. Smith


 is giving rather more than the usual list of July bargains in the Saturday sale advertisement this week. Come from Stratford, Fairfield or any of the suburbs and buy one dollar s worth or more and get car fare. This encourages trading in the city.
 Don't. Worry About Soiled Gowns or fineries-just send them to the Crawford Laundry. They'll return them to you so perfectly cleaned that to all intents and purposes they'll be really new" Remember that the Crawford Laundry Co.'S machinery is prompt service and the best results obtainable.
 Cool Clothing
 is the biggest aid to Summer com fort. And you may secure every thing that every member of the fam fly needs at Moss & Krieger's sand pay for what you buy, later, as you earn the money. Easiest weekly pay ments, that you will hardly miss. cool, Summer clothing deserves in vestigation. Open a charge account, and have everything your family needs-hats to shoes. Moss & Krieg- CT, the cash price charge account store, Main and Gold streets. Have
 
 costs no more. Think it over.
 A Cool and Inviting Drink
 Iced coffee is becoming more popu- Made from the famous brands car ried by the Union Pacific Tea Co. it Iooses none of it's delicious flavor and is both satisfying and healthful This firm have become known all over the country for the excellence of their cof- fee products They started out with the one idea in view of securing only the best plantation productions and them direct to their own mills, where they are selected and tested in a most thorough manner, roasted in their own patented cleo trica1 roasters and sent out fresh ev- cry day to their various distributing stores of which Bridgeport has two. one at 104S Main street and one 701 were right; the superior line of teas and coffees are today unexcelled, and upon the basis of tnoroughness and perfection along scientific lines they have developed one of the largest, If, indeed not the largest, business of its kind in the world. This alone is a testimonial of merit.
 One of the Most. Popular Places in
 Town.
 Although the new Department Store" has been located at avenue and Middle street, but a little over three months, it has become a popular shopping place with the ladies of Bridgeport, and this is perhaps due to the fact that together with the most courteous treatment given by an staff of salesmen, line of household hardware is carried here 4@,, ~iofxr %1ny. h~ e., J in any other store in the city. Such items, for instance, as carving sets, scissors, shears, ice cream freezers. water coolers, electric fans, flat irons with gas attachment, coffee mills, | house scales to keep "tabs'' on the grocer and butcher, hammocks, for the | swing, lawn settees, porch l sand and one articles in daily demand | n the home. Anyone passing the | store during the day will find 1t fill ed with busy throng of purchasers 1 The prices alone ar a great attraction, | because of their moderateness. An other popular feature is the free de- 1 livery system. Ladies who attend l Polrs theatre find it convenient to cave their order before they enter to | enjoy the afternoon matinee, and have 1 he articles delivered at their homes | ater. Combined to a most excellent | md dependable line of hardware mer- ,handise, fully guaranteed by the Lyon, Grumman, Manson Company, | covering four floors, about 50,000 1 square feet of floor space, all reason lbly priced, with free delivery, is an l system of classification | # articles which makes it possible for l patrons to get what they want with | ,ut the usual loss of time incident to l buying in the ordinary hardware 1 store.