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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-12-19
S4LMAGUNDI

The attention of automobile
owners ID called to the notice of D.
B. Irving. q
For Rent-An ice house in good
condition: Inquire of l.. E.
Morgan.
Mrs. Slaughter has line of Art
Needle Work for Christmas at
Mrs. Campbell's Millinery store.
The work will be on display Satur-
Ia: afternoon.
lFurnished rooms to rent by the
teS week Cor month. Inquire of
Mrs. A. Kennedy s on Third
Street Is ..
We are glad to learn that Ed
NcDermott is getting along nicely
With his bEoken leg. The little
BOY has about recovered from his
INJURIES. = ..,..........-.-
The Rnsy Bee cafe has employed
rst-class cook and can give tn
Publi. anything they. cali for.
live US call. Mrs. S. A. Baldwin,
|roprietress,
Rev. Geo. R. >arney of Reno
pill speak this evening at the
baptist church. Service held in
Eeyser's chapel at 7:30 all are
Grand Christmas Ball at Bradley
pera House Tuesday night, Dec
nber oath. . Music by Elk
rchestra. Free punch and pro-
rams. A good time assured to
The supreme court has completed
he canvass of the vote cast in the
ate at the recent election.
here is practically no change
ON the figures published few
eeks ago. The official figures give
ttman majority of 80 and
,berts wins by SO. There were
few ct Is in the vote for re-
nts of the university. but not
Tough TO changeathe results.
In the supreme court yesterday
ternoon arguments were heard in
e matter Of the mandamus of
bmni sioner Charles Norcross
;ainst State Controller Eggers
herein Mr.. Nur"ross prays that
r. Eggers be ordered to pay
rtain salaries due from funds now
hand but held under other
ders.. Sardis Summerield ap-
Jared for the Commissioner while
Equity Attorney, Genreal Patrick
oked out for the interests of the
RteY- Carson News.
We are sorry to learn that Mr..
Rrker's condition, is critical and
at the chances for his recovery
Z very much against him. He
as taking a 80. caliber revolver to
Gees yesterday forenoon and was
king off the hammer, when
rtridge that had stack In the
d Under exploded sand the bullet
ssed through bis right lung.
be shooting was purely accidental.
r. Parker is at Mrs. Terry's hos
tai and is under the care Of DR..
pod. His many friends hope he
by pull through. ss.s,4f, f.@ss. i. .-''
Charles Wolcott, who fell 5000
et with balloon in South
nerlca II years ago. $dird at
4monton. Alberta. "iaSt week
dter an illness Of several months.
W6lcOtt held the distinction of
h Hin&rhe only man so far as is
ho~n TO recover from such fall.
Dpring the multiple operations
Which fol' ed it was necessary to
Icy bare hiB spinal cord for nine
inches. His case attracted world
wide attention at the time. Some
men are apparently born to
demonstrate the exteht Of torture
and sutfe ing that humans can en-
dufp md .t;iI ,o,o;,,Y a hold nm
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-12-19

Currency In France.
IN France f5,s11.000,0O0 10 at pres
ent In circulation,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16

Don't wear colored or fancy open
work stockings with your street shoes
Choose plain stockings that match the
shoes in color
Don't pin ruchinss and dress shields
in place. Basic them instead and see
how much more comfort they give you.
1t really doesn't take much longer to
haste than to pin
Don't think that because collarless
frocks are the fashion YOU may wear
a low cut dress on the street There
is vast difference between collar
less" and low necked"
Don't buy cheap jeweIry and think
that ii looks like anything but what
1t s-a cheap imitation of good ar
tiele Much jewelry is in bad taste
at amy time except with evening dress.
Don't wear mussed or soiled frills
and ruching You had much better
wear perfectly plain clothes without
trimmings II you cannot keep these
dainty accessories fresh and without
soil.
Don't forget 10 see that yorr waist is
properly fastened before leaving your
mirror The waist gaping open at the
back not only looks careless. but 1t Is
apt to cause some embarrassment too,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16
PAP ET IN NEW HANDS

The Prospector newspaper plant
at Calionte was closed for several
hours last Saturday On account of
the attachment proceedings mstitut-
I'd against Robert Graham. who
had previously conducted the publ
cation. 1t is understood that a numbe
G. citi2 rs Of Che railroad town came
- the rescue and the paper was is.
suri Ih,H, Mr. H. Z. Thompson wa
paced in charge and will continues
tlc publication Of the Prospector but
;long entirely different lines than
ta4t po@uod by his prede, essor.
Th" RECORD extends to Mr.. Thomp.
sln lis best wishes and a cordial and
fratrrnal welcome into the local
+! ID h".icvng, from what we hear
Il u,m that it win be his purpose to
,0a.}re: q respectable and reliable
paper one that will be a credit
t. tahentc. The business men OF
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16
Good
form



Leaving cards instead of calling Is
the usual procedure after going 10 en-
tertainments In CHS ease there is no
necessity to ask If the hostess is at
home. but there is one exception To
this rule. and that is II dinner party,
after wli,h the guest usually makes Il
call on the hostess. and it Is only In the
event OF the hostess not being ut home
that cards are left.
A husbands cards are left in any
case unless the husband accompanies
his wife in making the call.
When Il married lady calls on 4 wld'
oy size leaves one of her own cards on
i not. fnding her al home and one OF her
husband ;, II he is not acquainted with
| her if it is her first call.
A daughter living at home has her
name printed under that OF Der mother
on her visiting card, or, If there Is no
! mother. under the maine OF her father.
When the daughters have ceased to
be regarded rs young girls aud have
many friends and acquaintanees OF
| their own they always have visiting
| cards OF their own
| II is, however, desirable tlstt moth
ars should he on visiting terms with
their daughters friends, even in these
slays. when mothers and daughters
have each their own special circles, Sc
it Is far better for n girl rs long as sht
is living with her mother to have bel
name printed on her mothers cards
even if she stil thinks it necessary Il
have for Use in some cases her owl
private cards.
II is very important t. study the sid
ssues which may crop up on the qaes
lion of card leayiug. as otherwise of
rense may be given r'iiere none was in
ended.
After. wedding receptions cards ma
De left aud this should never lie post
t | poned later than one week after til
=, CEREMONY has taken place.
Il When inquiries during illness ar
Il made The rule ii to leave one card onl
for the person who Is III or III any b'
i reayen4eut.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16
IL. \unek End Visit.

There ere few lives whose routine
excludes the week end visit and few
such excursions that do not call for
careful planning beforehand and for
some thought and self restraint while
the excursion lasts.
The woman who sets forth upon one
Of these little trips will naturally de
sire both to look ana to feel her best
ana brightest But 1t is net always
Easy to do this. because the thiugS
chat have been contributed to ones
well being Mt home may not ta obt>Iin
able during he visit, and the time for
rest. relaxation and the little toilet
ritual on which ones looks are lareejy
dependent may not easily he obtain
able either,
Before starting off X Is well to take
lust what will be needed and nothing
| that win be burden ANA Il space oc-
cupier It may not be possible after
m evening OF bridge OF dancing to
give oneself all the care that has
been Il u,utter of Regular routine AT
home But that is no reason for neg
iecting oneself rs much as one Is often
tempted Ia do, fortified by the thought
81 can rest UP ut home"
In packing lie careful to have gooc
cold cream and enough of It, More
than one visitor may come into YOU
room for n dressing gown chat and cry
delightedly: "Oh, YOU have some lin'
cream.- | quite forgot to bring any
and my skin is like nutmeg crate
after that ride. Can You spare a lit
tle3" Ana You have no alternative
You must graciously assure her tina
she is welcome. even though your owl
skin is the one that becomes like
nutmeg CRATER In consequence. s.
take plenty. Take two jars and d
not exhibit both,
1t Is we'll to make a list on som
calm day when no visit Is In sight o
the things to be packed when that Dc
lightful emergency arises. Besides tn
two Jars of cream, 1t will be we'll t
put down four kinds of powder fac
powder. talcum powder, foot powde
and bath powder in case of hard VIZ
ter One or two extra nailhrushes-
quite cheap 0neS-muy come In usefn
: ~ il n muddy skirt has to he mad
respectable and your hostess domesti
force is not equal to coping with mut
dy skirts.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Serial 0l759. U. g. Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada. February, Is,
1914.
Notice is hereby given that Edwin
Lytle, of ursine. Lincoln County, Ne
vada, who, ON Noveber 81, 1907, made
lesert land entry 5ll, serial MOI
9l1a9, fer the Sc Ia OF Sec. 10;
aud he NE. IA OF the NE. IL Of
section 10, Township North, Range
81 tast, Mount Diablo Meridian, has
tlfd II tice of intention to make H.
nal proof, 10 establish claim to the
t}nd aeove described, before c. w.
Garrison, Clerk Of Lincoln County,
at Phoebe, Nevada, on the twent :
eighth day of March. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank c. Walker Phoebe, Nevada:
Rudolph Binz, of Ursine, Nevada;
Joseph Hollinger, of Ursine, Nevada;
James n. Hollinger, Of ursine, New.
LOUIS ]. COIN,
Register
First pub. 2.17; last 8 1919
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16

APPLICATION NO. 1893, NOTICE
OF Application for Permission to
Appropriate the Public Waters OF
the State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on the
23rd day of November, 1911, in ac-
cordance with Section %, Chapter
XXI, Of the Statutes of 1869, one
Charles Eaton, OF Atlanta, County
oil Lincoln and State of Nevada,
made application to the State I'm
.ineer OF Nevada for permission t.
appropriate the public waters O.
he State OF Nevada. Such appriprl
alton is to DO made from Springs
situated in Silver Park Gulch, MAG.
s II deg 80 min W., 1890 IT. from
U. 8. Min. Mon. No. l, Silver PARK
Mining District, Lincoln County, Ne
vada, at points at the springs on IN
surveyed land in I. 6 N r. 6S E.,
", T. 3. q NJ, at s. II deg. 80
min W. 1890 IT. from U. S. Min.
Mon NJ. Silver Park Mining Dis
-rict, Lincoln County, Nevada, by
means cf a ditch and | Ia cubic feet
ler second is to lie conveyed to
Joints % fet +, due south of Min
raj Monument Nc. / OF silver Fark
Mining Dist, by means Of a ditch
md there used ijr mining, milling
md domestic purposes. Water to
Ne returned to stream at point
,bout ESQ #. below springs, from
1oint Of Diversion, On unsurveyed
and in r. 6, N E IS T., NJ. D. B.
M, at 3. II deg, 50 min. W. 1900
/. from L. S. Min Mon, No. /, Sill.
ger Park Mining District.
Signed; w NJ. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
First pub, 80; last S-3O,lsl2
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16
sHERiFF'S SALE

IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
yada, in and for the County Of Lin
coin.
David Lennon, Plaintiff, ys. Geld
Springs Mining 4 Power Company
ia corporation Defendant
Under and by virtue of a decree OF
foreclosure and order OF sale IS.
sued out Il the Fourth judicial Dis
trict Court of the State Of Nevada,
in and for the County of Lincoln
IN the 10th daY of November, 1911,
in the above entitled action, wherein
David Lennon the above pamed plain
lift, OBJ aimed judgement ard de
rec against Gold Springs Mining &
| Power Company, a corporation, De
tenadnts. On the 18Th day OF Novem
the 10th day of November. 1871, re
corded In Juds, ment Book COZ, oi
said court, at page 81, ! am com
handed to sell all that cel tgiu piece
or parcel OF mining ground and MIN
ing claim situate, lying ard beins
in the Eagle Valley Mining District
Lincoln County, State Of Nevada
bounded ara described as fTllows, t,
,it:
All Of the Talisman No. 2 Lod
Anms c aim, Patented e. s. Sur
rey No. 1852.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16

\ rain maker down at River
side with the advantage of long
dry spell to so on made a contract
with citizens committee q pro.
duoc rain al $1,000 an inca. He
was lucky enough to >catch the tail
end Of the storm that has been mov-
ing across the country, and he
"brough home the bacon" There's
nothing like getting in at the psy-
clio 0gical moment Manhattan Post
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16
FORFEITURE NOTICE

To Geo. N. l.atimer, c. E. Lacey,
Il. 5. Barerstocs, Il. NJ. Bray, Geo
Il. Stone, Z. d. Stone and Harry
MuSCr:
Icu and each lf you are hereby
notified tha He have expended dur
lus the yea, l5tI, 7ltO worth OF
llhCr ana iInrrgs entelts on the
Ruby" Lode Mining Claim, sit
ate in The Atlanta, unorganized min.
ms district, Lincoln County, State
ii NevaGa, the l5cati.n n.tice OF
Wa;ch appears CT re. ord in Book eel
p. 39J, OF Mining Notices, Lincoln
Co. Nevada RecorGe, and if within
ancty days after the first publics
ZION of this notice you fail, of re
Ease, to contribute your POI tion o
such expenditure made by US, to
ge,her with the cost OF advertising
on said Ruby LoGe Mining Claim
your interest in said claim viii be
come the property OF the subscril
FRS. your c0-oWners WHO have mad
h, required expenditure in accordan
with the provisions Of Section 232
Of the Revised Statutes Of the III
tied States and the amendments thel
10 approved January y, 1880, conce
ing annual labor upon mining claims
Said 500 was expended to hol
said mining claim for the year EN-
ing December 81, 1911.
Il. c. ID. MARRIAGE
+. NUGENT COSBY, t4y L.
D. Marriage, his sitorneyi
fact.
Fir.t pub. 2-24; last 5.2i, 1912.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16
FORT SiTuRE NOTICE
piocha, Nevada, f, b. Is. 1912

Piocha Nevada, FL b Is. 1912
10 fred J. Mills. his heirs. /
sai repr -sentatiyes OF t3Hs:
va are hereby notified that III,
..l.e. silDes, year G. 4wncl, has ca
1aaurd uL,l-g lht year, 1874, Ca,
Hundred Dollars in labtr aad in
gto,tnnais upon the GolfsX Tod,
aiming cain, situated ia the High
.8}d MiAng Disui,i, Linogln County
state OF NevadG - VIII app ar by
jhe proof of labor n!ed ia the OF.
lice at the cognty r~ccrder q sniG
oUHty, Your Proportion Of sale
%peuaiime, as oo.eNntr in saiG
- fax lode mining claim is $&3.S3 3
foli arc also notified that the un
sr}ansd. rs your . -owner, has ex
pended during the year l9lt, 5ey.
ia tluudred Dal.ats in labor and i'm
movements Upcn the Holy Moses
slack wonder, Ridge, Seyen-thirty
.iish Five, Hed Top. and MOOSE
sic mining claims. situated in tn,
highland Mining District, Lincoln
County, State CT Nevada, as will ap
pear by the proofs Of l2lyr filed il
Il office Of the county recorder Of
said county Your proportion OF
said expenditure being $3.50.
sach expenditures having beer
made to hold said caims under the
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16

t"ii'htc al" enterprising and lib
cral in the support OF their home pa
per and we hope that they will con-
tinue this attitude toward the new
management.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U.
s. Patent Survey No, 1905. Ser
ial No. 0676S.
&. S. Land Office, Carson City, Ne
yada, February 2, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that ID
pursuance OF the Act CT Congress APP;
proved Nay 10th, 1872, Colanibda-Pi-
1cne Mining Company, a corporation,
" john Nj. Breeze, it's attonrey-in
.acr, whose post office addr, SIS is
tioche, Nevada, has made .applica-
.isn for patent for 2iS6.42 linear
feet on The Jumbo and Phoebe Cen
lal I.odes," bearing gold silver and
lead, with surface ground 600 feet
in width, situate in Ely Mining DIS
rcit, Linceln County, State OF Ne
ada, an4 ucS-.i~ed I. the officia
plat and by the Iiyid not : On file
N the Office IL thc i.rsi. ter OF Car
son City lalu eistlilt, Ne' ada, as
; ,ollows, viz:
PIOCHE CENTRAL LODE
Beginning at Cor No /, on line
- Chester No ? Lode, Sur. No.3567,
'loche DemiJohn Miniag Company
claimant. Identical with The Cor. q
+ hes amended location, pine post
e. 1,,s. Nv ms sn1ara sci
r . j., IN orn,.rd With nonpd ri
;. arth and stone, sorted p. {
d ,ono Whence III. Cor IN Sectiop,
/ % - ag % TIN n e7 n NJ d
ana Al haars \ RI deg AZ min
eogl ~ % Cor No Chester No
:. toaa Gu. M g5R7 haare 6 ~ a o
A. % Nh ~ :. theoca n AZ deg
"a mir 81 q9s ~ II ia Cor Ma
ni.,a most - Z, lorg Nv in
- rara sat n IN the Ground witt
ncn,d - aarth and etone scribe
q Inn, loOs. tbnoee N - dee
5 % min y eno fa,t to cor No
e Inc n,et 10 81 7ong nv in,
II ,uara 81 Ct in the ground wit
,,t,d o,,,b ana stone acr;bed
Id - INN 4 iooe thence & az deg O
y ~, = az 10 fo,t go co. M
-, 80 - a. ,ono ~ ,nohe
Of . a. !, +ha orn,nd viii
Is ,o,,na - aarih end etona acrihed
IS n lrne. th.r,o 30 100 AZ mi,
"a, . eoo gost r. COR No the MIA,
N ,,..i,n;,,o
i, II,tpo oDE
III pa.i,,i,g Of Cor Mo idantic
iii -, III ~ of mo ananaad loo
ie to, .,,l ro,. M . pin.ba centr
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16

There is good evidence that Ne,
rada will not suffer from douth this
year
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16

est in said claims will become the
property of the subscriber, yo-r
present co-owner, under the provfs->
ions of said section 2324.
CHARLES WHALEY,
First pub. 2-l1; asst, 5-lS, 1912.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16
Explained.

dad. what IS meant by relatively
speaking" inquired Cunson junior
Relatively SnH'i1r" ep'ii'e
Gunson senloa "faE4a tiirea.n {" Abg :
grandmother an your mol hers side. =
Illustrated Magazine
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16

Meekton 10 you know how 10 gov.
ern your wife: Heupeck-Yes, bui
she won't let me.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-16
a Good hushand.

is he good to his wife,"
should say he Is. Whenever thew
80 10 ball he lets her stay Tor the
last dance"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-10
UR 28th MILL END SALE BEGINS JAM Il, at 8:30 A. !
Crockery and Kitchenware
 in the Mill End Sale.

DINNERSETS of American porcelain, floral decoration. 100 pieces; sweoGrth AMERICAN PORCELAIN dinnersets, gold line trimming >on flower deco ration 112 pieces, worth $1o5o; DINNERsErS of porcelain with at tractfve decoration in soft green tint,
 iis iis P1ssss. .issss wSstR worth s1Ss SIS ss1ss ENGLISH PORCELAIN dinnersets, pond lily decoration, gold edge. worth $1s6o and $24.5o; FANCY CHINA, two big tabiesful of it, including all sorts of plates and dishes from cracker jars to croco- late pots; in the Mill End Sale at fiat reduction of 1-4 ENAMELWARE in bIue-and-white and gray; each piece guaranteed to be perfect and of first quality:
 VENETIAN WARE. DOUBLE BOILERS, regular 55c. BERLIN SAUCE PANS, 6 qt,, regular TEA AND COFFEE POTS, regular BERLIN IN KETTLES. 10 qt.. regular TEA KETTLES. No. 6. regular soe. SOC WASH BOWLS, large. regular 5se, SINK DRAINERs. regular s5c.
 GRAY WARE.
 DISH PANS, 10 qt-, regular socs TEA AND COFFEE POTS. regular 3Ocs 10c TEA KETTLES, No. 6, regular soc, BERLIN SAUCE PANS, regular soc. DOUBLE BOILERS, regular 45e: DISH PANS. IT qt.. regular 5oe. BERLIN KETTLES, regular 4Sc. OVAL FOOT TUBS, regular soc. BROONIS, parlor size, regular 45c and 55c, 20c and 39c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-10

PLAIN WHITE WARE, good shape c6ps and saucers, worth s5c doz., breakfast plates. worth soc dog.
 4c each. meat dishes, worth 1Oc to I5c,
 mugs worth 7c, Sc NICKELED TEA-KETTLES of solid s09 s9gpsF, sFa5 Nos. and esc g; ana mSTts ssc l NICKELED TEA and Coffee pots. solid copper, worth 65e 5s and nd s5e; sSo CoPPER-BOTToM wash boiiers@ ex- tra heavy tin, worth s1:30 and $2.25, S9c and $1.4S OIL CANS, galvanized. worth 2oc. CoA1-HoDs. galvanized. worth sSc. GALVANIZED ASH CANS. large. GARBAGfE CANS. galvanized. worth FOOT TUBS. galvanized. worth s5c. WASH TUBS. galvanized. worth S6e, UMBRELLA STANDS, 5apanned, SUGAR GHs cyAN1sTERs. worth 1se: FLOUR CANIsTERs. worth 4Oc. BREAD BOXES, worth sse s5 to to 75s; S CAKE BOXES. roll top, worth 75c,
 48c MRS. POTTS SAD IRONS, worth S1.25 set, S9c WASH BOARDS. zinc, worth 25c,
 19c TOILET PARER, sd7 gs. sheets 9F 9G,. 9sd Ts!ls. BESTENE DIRT CLEANSER, worth PIONEER 3ss sooUR1NG soAP' LOT woPth oS 4c for sc I3ABBIIT'S SOAP, cakes and 2 pkg. Babbitt's cleanser, 25c DUTCH CLEANSER, regular price, Sc 3. for 20c CLOTHES PINS, regular 1Oc per 100 sELF-WRINGING MOPS. regular S5c.
 25C
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-10
White Goods in the Mill End Sale.

'CROSSBAR LAWNS and figured waistings, worth 1Oc and 121s yd; in the Mill End Sale, Sc SWISSES,l dotted and figured, nice quality, worth 121zc yd.,
 FANCY STRIPED LAWNS, fine strip ed madras and Iinen-finish suftings, worth 15c and 19c yd.,
 FINE LINEN-FTNISH percale and madras shirting of 32-inch width in good patterns, worth A5c to 25c ESPECIALLY FINE 4o-inch lawn, worth 19c to 25c. yd., 121Ac WAISTTNGS in pret- ty figured designs, very lustrous, FINE NAINSOOK. yard wide. worth NIERCERIsED NAINSOOK of very nice quality, 3S inches wide, worth 25c, 1Sc BATISTE of fine quality, 45 inches wide, nice 1uster, FANCY WAISTINGS of si1k-and-cot- ton, worth 39c, 29c IMPORTED DOTTED sWisses of fine quality, worth soc and 59c yd.,
 39c and soc ST. CALL SWISSES of special good ness and fineness, worth 75c yd.,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-10
Sheets cases and bedspreads
 in the Mill End Sale.

PILLOWCASES, 45 by 36 inches, worth 121zc, 10c PEQUOT-BIUSLIN. cases, 45 by SC inches, worth 18c, 13c FULL-BLEACHED SHEETS. 76 by 90 worth soc, 42c SPLENDID SHEETS, S1 by 90 in ches, full bleached, worth COG, HEAVY FULL-BLEACHED sheets S1 by 90 inches, worth 65c,
 worth S1, S9c DUT-CORNER BEDSPREADS finish ed fringe, worth S1-39 $1.1O NICE HEAIGED SPREADS, good size, worth $1.50, $1.25 sFRINGED SPREADS with cut cor ne-3, worth &1.75, $1.39 and cut corners, worth S2 and $2.50, S1.5O and $2 FINE FENCED QUILTS, square or cut corners, worth S3.5O and s5,
 S2.5O and S3.5O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-10
Cottons in the Mill End Sale.
UNBLEACHED COTTON, B i

COTTON, 3S inch, worth 7c yd; in the Mill End Sale, YARD WIDE BLEACHED cotton, worth 7c yd., 51zc 3O-INCH half f-bleached and yard wide unbIeached cotton, worth Sc yd., 6c 4O-TNCH and yard wide bleached cotton, worth Sc yd,
 7c BLEACHED and unbleached cotton, yard wide, special weight, worth 1Oc, Sc LONSDALE CA1IBRIC, worth II 23Ac yd, 1Oc bIeached, 45 inch. worth zoe yd, 15c SLEEPING, bleached. s-4. worth 25c yd., 200 BROWN 9-4 SLEEPING, worth 2sc yd., 23c BROWN AND BLEACHED sheeting of special strength, worth soc yd., soft, worth 10c yd., Sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-10
Jewelry in the Mill End Sale.

BARRETTES and side or back combs new styles, worth 15c, 25c and more, 10c and 19c BELT PINS and buckles, gilt or French gray, worth 25c to soc, 1oc JABOT OR BAR PINS and rhine stone brooches, Roman gold or French gray finish, worth soc BARRETTES in handsome patterns. worth soc to $1, 89c SILVER-DEPOSIT WARE sterling
 sec srsLID GOLD STICK PINS, set with stones, worth s1.5o, S1 LOCKETS. gold filled, plain or chased worth S2.5O to $3, S2 FANCY CLOCKS, gilt or French gray finish, good patterns, worth $253 and $3.5O, $1.75 and S2.5O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-10
Boys Clothes in the Mill End Sale.

DOUBLE-SERVICE SUITS. fancy woolens and blue serge, each with two pairs trorsers, worth $3 to SIP, RUSSIAN AND SAILOR suits for small boys, serge or fancy mixtures, worth s2 to $5,
 $1.65 to S3.95 CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS, flannel lining, worth S4 10 $1O,
 $2.95 to S7.5O REEF FRS, plain colors and mixtures, worth $3 to $5,
 S1.95 and $295 FUR-TRIMNIED OFERCOATS, worth SD to SS.5O, $3-75 to $6 OVERCOATS with convertible collars, good mixtures, worth $5 to SIP.
 S3.95 to S0. YOUNG MIEN'S SUITS and overcoats. coats with regular or convertible collars, suits in serge or mixtures, worth $6 to $16.5O,
 S4 to S12.5O WASH SUITS, ginghams or white, worth soc to $1.5O,
 39c to 95c BLOUSES AND SHIRTS, usual soc sort with small hurts 29c TROUSERS, corduroy serge or mix lures, worth soc to S1.
 S9c to 79c