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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-03

wood would be too heavy tax on
their holiday. On the eve of their de-
parture they had just promised the
Princess that they would come to see
her every third afternoon. when the
Terror was greatly inspired.
Look here: Why shouldn't you
come with us into camp?" he said
eagerly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-03
Edgar

1--WE should like to. But we'd better
meet you at the edge of the wood
just about the same time. The keepers
aren't about much then-especlally If
it's hot. Tom Cobb says they're
asleep"
Yes; I'll come then. The Baroness
is asleep, too" said the Princess
eagerly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-03

Hes friend OF ours-not SO old
rs we are-qulte a little boy said
Erebus in a patronizing tone which
Virgins. had he been present. would
have resented with extreme bitterness.
Resides. Dr. Arbuthnot said that II
you were always In the open air play
ing with children of your own age,
you'd soon get strong"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
THE EVENT EXTRAORDINARY

That has attracted widespread attention on account of it's brilliant bargains and exquisite merchandise, commences it's fourth day tomorrow We mention with pride that Wednesday, Thursday and Friday have been the biggest days have ever experienced in any sale this store has conducted But that is past ALL EYES ARE ON TOMORROW. There is lit- tie doubt that Saturday. the King of Shopping Days will be accorded the record breaking business of the week We look forward to tive have preparedfor it. Stocks have been fully reinforced and prices in many instances have been given another tumble to
 make the week end attractions throb with interest If you haven't attended this sale yet, it is because you do not fully realize it's far reaching values and it's matchless assortments of rich merchandise. And if you do not fully comprehend the vastness of the money saving, by all means to investigate that you may not inadvertently permit the most elaborate economies of the year to pass you by unheeded. To morrow's an excellent day to ome-Do so!
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Wornen's and Children's
 Hosiery In the ANNIVERSARY SALE

Women's light weight Gauge Stock .ings in black, white, tan. Reg
 ular price 12hc. Anniversary Sale Price. ...i. .s.. life uafr Ladies Silk Boot Stockings. black and tan, Iisle heel and toe and
 Hsle top. Regular price 25c.
 Anniversary Sale Price. f0c uair Ladies Silk Boot Stockings lin
 black, white and tan. ReruiaT. price 539c. Anniversary Sale
 Price .20c pair Broken lines of best grade of Black Silk Stockings. Regular $50.
 $1:75 and $2. Anniversary Sale Frlca s.l.. .. sss. S.s- .$1.10 pair Ladies Silk Lisle Hose in black, 8stan and white, also Lace Boot Eis1e Hose in black. Regular 25c F. to Sec. Anniversary Sale Price "A a.i.s3 3-s.! ... .-.~. ss.s.... .21c pair Childref's Fine Ribbed Stockings,
 sizes 8 to 95s, in black, tan and
 white. Regular price 12kc and
 15c. Anniversary Sale Price
 Infants Socks in white, tan and black. in plain coIors and fancy
 tops. Regular price 12Hc and 15c. Anniversary Sale Price -s 's ...ss s. s.. se .. .11c pair
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Ladies' Gloves, Neckwear
 and Veilings in the ANNIVERSARY SALE

Ladies Silk Gloves, black, white
 and Pongee. Regular price soc.
 Anniversary Sale Price 42c pair Ladies Long White Lisle Gloves.
 Regular soc. Anniversary Sale Filc6 .s.. <. 42c pa1P Ladies 12 and 16 Button Long Silk
 Gloves in black, white and pom
 gee. Regular 75c and $1.00.
 Anniversary Sale Price 67c pair Ladies Kid and Chamois Gloves
 in all colors and sizes, including. the "Trefousse'' and other re- ,s., liable makes Regular price $1
 and $1.25. Anniversary Sale
 Price. =. S9c pair Ladies 12, A and ,16 Button White
 Kid and Chamois Gloves. Regu-
 lar price s2. Anniversary Sale
 Prlce. ... $1.69 pair Silk Mesh Yelling and Malines, all <, shades and newest effects. Regu-
 lar price 25c. Anniversary Sale
 Price 17c yard Plain Silk and Fancy Mesh Veil-
 ing. Regular 49c quality. An Lace Wells, black, white and brown, soc grade. On sale at. ..39c Chiffon Wells in all coIors and
 shades. $1.OO quality. On sale
 at .70c Neckwear, Dutch Collars. Jabots,
 Fichues, Stock Collars, Chem
 isetts and Windsor Ties.
 121sc Collars on sale at ..s... {. 9c; 15c and 19c Neckwear on sale at ............s.. :: s4.-. ...s.s f2c 25c Neckwears on sale at 19c soc and 75c Neckwear on sale at SJC
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Combinations

Ladies, Combinations made of fine
 nainsoolz, lawn, batiste, and all- over embroidery, drawer and cor
 set 4prettify trimmed with fine Swiss embroidery and Val: lace, bow knot designs. some Princess effect. Regular price $500. An niversary Sale Price. ..,. .$2.67 Ladies' Combinations of ,Al1-Over Embroidery and Nainsooks, with
 circular drawers. trimmed with : German Val. lace, the covers are trimmed back and front in prets sty designs, nicely finished with
 ribbon run beading. Regular $2.
 Anniversary Sale Price. .$1 .67 Ladies, Com nbinataons of fine mus lin, nainsook, lawn and crepe,
 cover a drawers trimmed with
 embroidery and lace edged with fine Val. lace. Regular price S1.5O. Anniversary Sale Price 08c Ladies Combinations made of good snainsook with circular drawers. covers trimmed. with medallions and edged with Val. lace and ribbon run headings. Regular price $1.0O. Anniversary Sale Price .ss,.Y..ss JOC
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
s. C. STRIKERS
 STILL OUT AT aaShELT TON SHOP

+9reriaen- Aug. 2-Representatiyess of the striking sand buf6ers an the Shell ton factory of the international Silver Company were in this city last night. be learned from any of the local men employed at Sthat t4pde Itsis5 believed. however, <tisat thSE were sSolfcitings funds to carry on their fight.
 The Journal was informed yesterday that there is no Meriden union of the sand bufEars and has not been for eoure yeHrs. At one time they were included in the metal workers organ izaffon, but of late years this branch went oEts of existence
 Thare Is no change in the situation i'm Shelton to date. A-Shelton corre- spondent writes:
 ssTt is said that there seems to be a. general dissatisfaction among all the workers over the reduction of the so-caIled 1'talg'' system in the factory. Many of the men have worked under this system, eIsewhere and condemn #. Ess hs 1Ilasa: llls VII never work oas
 ssrIne fact that the system is spread fmw all over the country and will soon rsrHvnsl everywhere was pointed 0gIt to them, but they refused to return to work under it here. None of the men seem to in any way blame Manager
 
 CHI Smith for the introduction of the system, saying they understand that the orders come from the directors of the company and the local man arser has only to obey orders. As 8 u1af1er of fact the system is a very hard one for all in the office, as well as 4he wOrlmen, and 1t would require some time to get it working smooth ly even were the men wi1lingst ito adopt It.
 ssE1De men. state the way the system f1EM worked wherever they have la bored under it, Is that it not only puts Orf fFsana against his fellow but ssact- zr-zIfx rrs4cfies a man against himself. For instance one of the men, said: .Suppose you feel fine tomorrow morn ing and just Hloe work and it is one Of those days when everything goes inst right. You turn out a lot of work and your tags show it Now a morning. comes when you feel half sieJk and exefythirze. Boes- wrong. You can't turn out much work although vou actually work harder than on the former morning. What is the result ? Ycs, are called to the office to explain w4,v 1t took you twenty minutes more tf1is morning to do the same piece of work than was the case the other ry,nrrirler.. You have no good excuse of course as the system plainly condemns you
 nAnother said. however, that it has been his experience that much de- r4nds on the men who are back of fha system and said that he had vrnrszef under both good and bad men wffh-z6s- system. 2, :.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
CONVENTIONS
 MAY COLLIDE
STATE DEMOCRATS TO START ON
 SEPT. II WHEN REPUBLICANS .
 CLOSE IN THE SAME HALL; .s

Hartford. Aug. 2-Th6 RepubIicanf State convention, for the nomination. of a State ticket, will be held in the Foot Guard sArmorys in Hartford on Tuesdav and Wednesday,, September 10 and II, and as the Democratic. State convention will be held in the same hall on Wednesday and Thurs day, September Il and F, there may be- a. collision of. conventions, SO to speak, The leaders of, the two parties exrect no such collision, of course, as the Wednesday session of the Re publican convention will be over by 3 o'clock in the afternoon and the We'd neSday session of the Democratic con ventxon will not begin until 8 o'clock i'm the evening. Just what would happen if there should be deadlock over the Governorship in the Republi- canaState convention. nobody ventures oo 0Esdic4-
 Fraday, August 30, is the date se- lecred for the holding of all Republ1- cam caucuses in the State. The com uafftee yesterday afternoon decided afat- not only the State ticket caucus but also the Congressional Senatorial and iProbate caucuses must be held on tR1t nnse sesfse ssaes s,hstss deorse F. Me, Lean was chosen temporary chairman 6F the State convention by the Re rabhcan committee and he will un-' dunbtedIy be made permanent chair raan by the delegates. As an evidence nk the harmony which the Republican v leaders are working for, it is note worthy that w H Hall of washing lon. a former Bulkeley man, proposed Senator McLean's name in the meet A1ng.
 Eerajtnr Joseph w. Alsop of the RfrTh district, one of the leaders Of ff4e Bs1ll Moose movement in Con- neukzcz1t. sent in his resignation, some x1--n zo Tk x<-aS aeAfsA iIT,On 5YeSteF- dm,w and accepted. Asop turned over fn fine State committee the sum of R1 lef a balance remaining in the dis fric+ treasury Claude M. Stevens of Berlin. was chosen member of the coulnnfttee from the Ninth district to succead Alscp and the S.4l was turned ne over to han. After his election, the now member was called into the meet
 There,zvas some debate over the date f<-r f5,e .caarcuses as well as. the prop osition to hold all the caucuses on inc nmrf9A date. Quesf4q ere yraased rr tsn ynhsfher the new rule provid s-g 4s.af alI caaao,ses should be held on the same date meant all the eau cr1ses for the election of delegates to fsre Stste convention whether 1t in- clried camcuses for the election of d@lerates to an the conventions. It was finally agreed that 'falr' eau czzses and the Tcoumattee 90 orusered in sftB vote
 me Senatorial district conventions -ualffbe& aeldhun September 4. It was a&aS azrxaorncag1 that the first Congress giorml <f1@t-ict conyHnt4on would be fe18 fn Hartford on September IA, ana thsx fhs second dtstrict convention 10. wct1ld be held at WillimamHc on the rarrre tfake Ik was left to John q. . Kir~ nf Bridgeport to arrange. for the fnrrFdM dfgtrfgt Cdnvantfon-e s&T
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Drawers

2 Ladies Fine Nainsook and Batists Drawers, made in circular style,
 rIiffless of lace ans dembroidery. -s Regular I.06. AnnivefsaryF sale ~-FElcS SIC Ladies Nainsook Drawers, made in
 circular and Helene styles, pret-
 ty embroidery ruffles. Regular
 79c. Anniversary sale Price 07c Ladies Drawers made of fine mus
 lin, crepe and nainspok. nicely rs trimmed. with Val. lace and. en- 4s broidery, scircu1ar effect Rega- lar 50c. Anniversary Sale, Price Ladies Drawers, made of good cannbric with hernstitched tucked
 rufffes, also some with ernbroid- 1. cry ruff1es. Regular 25c, Annl- q, versary Sale Price. .19c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Mems Furnishing Goods
 In the ANNIVERSARY SALE

Mems Dress Shirts. white body and
 fancy open front boSoms, pIeated
 and plain fronts, 14 to- IT, with
 cuffs attached. 59c shirts. An n1versary Sale Price. ...a4c Mems Soft Negligee Shirts with neck band and fancy bosons and French cuffs. Regular price soc. Anniversary Sale Price. .... .39c Monarch" Brand Negligee Shirts
 in a variety of neat black and white and fancy patterns in plain ad pleated bosoms, alwyas $1.00. Anniversary Sale Price. ..... 59c' Soft Negligee Shirts with French
 cuffs with neck bands, some with
 collars to match, made of Soi- sette, Madras and PercaIe. Value $1. Anniversary Sale Price. 59c Heavy Corded and Plain Soisette
 Shirts with neck band and
 French cuffs. Regular $1.5O
 and $2 shirts. Anniversary Sale Mems Silk Shirts in a variety of.
 neat black, blue and lavender st. lpes. Value $500. Anniversary
 Sale Price. S1. .S0 Arrow Brand Shirts, advanced
 Fall styles, guaranteed fast col
 ors. Regular price $1.50. An
 niversary Sale Price. ..$1.t5 Washable Reversible Four-in.
 Hand Ties, fast co1ors and full length. Regular price 10c.i An.
 rliversary Sale Price. ...,...- .5c Washable Reversible Fourth
 Hand Ties, made of fine mercer
 ized Soisette. Regular price 12 1kc
 Anniversary Sale Price. ..... Sc Mems Soft, Collars, white and tan, all sizes. Regular price 15c. An
 niversary Sale Price
 Mems Night Shirts, made of hest
 quality muslin and nainsook in
 white with fancy trimming.
 soc grade, on sale at. ......... .44c' 75c grade, on sale at. .59c $1.00 grade, on sale at. .. ..-.. .79c9 Mems Balbriggan Underwear. long
 drawers, short sleeve shirts, 25c. grade. Anniversary Sale Price 19c Mems Balbriggan Underwear, same grade as soc quality, slightly inn perfect. Anniversary Sale Price Mems Balbriggan Underwear, long and short drawers. short sleeve shirts, good value at soc. An niversary Sale Price. APO Mems Ribbed Union Suits in knee
 and ankle lengths, $1.00 grade. Anniversary Sale Price .79e Mems Silk Lisle Union Suits, the finest values at $1.50. Anniver-
 sary Sale Price. e.......... .$1.19 Mems Socks, plain and fancy col- ors. Regular 12 15c goods. An. niversary Sale Price. .. 11c pair Mems Black Silk Socks, regular 25c grade with lisle heels and toes. Anniversary Sale Price 17c pair Mems Paris and Boston Garters. Regular 25c grade. Anaiver- sary Sale Price,. 19c pair
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Corset Covers

Ladies' Fine Nainsook Corset Cow CTS trimmed with wide embroid-
 cry insertions and ribbon run headings, washable ribbons, some ail-over embroidery. Regular $1
 and $1.50.S Anniversary Sale Price 70c Ladies' Corset Covers, made of lawn
 and batiste, prettily trimmed with embroidery and Val. lace.
 Regular 79c. Anniversary Sale
 Price. DIG Ladies' Corset Covers, made of fine nainsook, nicely trimmed with embroidery insertion, edged with
 Val. and German Val lace. Reg ular soc. Anniversary Sale Price -. -42c Ladies' Corset Covers, made of good nainsook, embroidery and lace yokes edged with linen and Val. faces. Regular 25c. Anniver- sary Sale Price. e............ .1oc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Princess Slips

Ladies Princess Slips, made of :. lawn and batiste with deep em- broidery flouncess ribbon run .in- sertions to match. Regular $4. Anniversary Sale Price. $2.98 Ladies Princess Slips of nainsook with embroidery flpunces, covers trimmed with embroidery inser- tions, ribbon run bea dings; also some with sold Wallace flounces. ribbon ruin, insertions, covers prettily trimmed with Val. lace and ribbon run beadings. Re9u- lar S2. Anniversary Sale Price Ladies Princess Slips. made of J good nainsook. .hemstitched tuck
 ed flounces. Regular $1.25. An
 niHersary Sale Price. SIC
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Kin1onas

Ladies Long Crepe Kimonas with @ shirred yokes and .s- sleeves, all;
 Anniversary Sale Price. ..9. a87e Ladies Long Lawn Kinonas, full
 sizes, all colors. Regular 69c.l Sale Price .s.. 42c Ladies Short Kiinonas trimmed with
 Persian banding, shirred backs
 and sleeves ribbon belts. Reg u aillar. soc. Anniversary Sale Price s1rq. 42c Ladies Shirt KimonaS with shir-
 red and loose backs, long and ! short sleeves. Regular 25c. As1--
 Yliyersary Sale Price. .17c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Muslin Underwear Offers Countless Big Bargains Tn ANNIVERSARY SALE

And such clean, white, pretty Sun - z derrnftslns,=fhsy afAs gGfeat heaps s of them-moTe likes banks oE%fhe
 purest snow than merchandise. And
 everyone of the thousands of pieces from our own selected, high grade
 stock. We never think of buying
 undermuslins 9for sale purposes underwear that is made in accord. ance with the standard In clean.
 daylight workshops and of. the best materials and trimmings. There
 are thousands of good bargains in just this one department during the
 great Birthday Event. ass ',
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Night Gowns

Ladies' Night Gowns, made of ba- tiste and fine nainsook, .prettiIy trimmed with Swiss embroidery and Val. lace. Regular $500. Anniversary Sale Price. S2. .60 Ladies Night Gowns, made of. fine
 nainsook, lawn, batiste and crepe, yokes of embroidery, necks and sleeves edged with Val. lace,some Empire erect. Regular $2.00
 Anniversary Sale Price. -$1. .79 Ladies Night Gowns, made of nainsook and fine muslin, trim
 med with embroidery and Val. lace. Regular $1.50. Anniversary Sale Price ..... $l'oo / Ladies Night Gowns, made of good muslin, nainsook and crepe. These are made in high, square, round and V necl{s. Regular $1. Anniversary Sale Price. .... SIC Ladies' Good Muslin Night Gowns,
 with high and low necks, trim med with silk banding. Regular 59c. Anniversary Sale Price 49c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
TAFrs CHANGES SLIM.
Herbert Knox Smith Will Be. Sur-
 prised if He Polls Three States.

Waterbury, Aug. 2.-sIf W. H. Taft uolls three states out of the union in the next. election I will miss my guess said Herbert Knox Smith in addressing the local Roosevelt fol- lowers last night at a rally held in Odd Fellows hall, 300 being present.
 fRepublicanisrn is dead issue. The fight is now between Theodore roosevelt and Wocorow Wilson. did not leave my party, my party left me. The Republican party is. a party that will not fulfill its promises, and the Democratic party is one that can not
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Petticoats

 Ladies' Petticoats, made of fine nainsook, with deep embroidery f1ounces. ribbon run insertions to match. Regular $500. Anni- versary Sale Price ........ $S. .9S Ladies' Petticoats, made of fine nainsook and lawns with em- broidery and Val. lace flounces, ribbon run insertions. Regular s4. Anniversary Sale Price $2.9S Ladies' Nainsook Petticoats with deep embroidery ,f1ounces, ribbon run incertions; also some solid Val. lace f1ounces. Regular $3. Anniversary Sale Price. $2.3S Ladies' Petticoats, made of inc muslin and nainsook,18 inch em- broidery fiounces, ribbon run in sertions. Regular $2.OO. Ann. yersary Sale Price .. s.. $I.1S Ladies' Muslin Petticoats with em- broidery and lace f1ounces, rib bon run insertions. Regular s1.5o. Anniversary Sale Price SSc Ladies' Petticoats, made of good muslin with embroidery and lln- en lace founces. Regular 7Sc. Anniversary Sale Price. .67c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02

Fsaert Ferter, sssLawrenceville. Mo. who l1adE beeH bothered with ssT tried three different kinds of kid- ney pills but with no relief. My nei1hbor told me to use Foley Kid ney Pills, I took three bottles of SsIezn. and got a permanent cure. l fmcnmmend them to everybody" F. f. fs,1rfis s1S5;
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Wash Skirts

Ladies' Wash Skirts in blue and
 white striped ginghans, all sizes Regular 59c. Anniversary Sale
 Price ....... 4Zc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Lace and Embroid derY.
 Waists

$15.00 Lingerie Waists trimmed ex-
 quisite1y with hand fi1et lace and
 peplum, now . $S.75 $10.00 All-Oyer Elyelet Embroidery
 Waist, hand filet lace trimrn ed, : with HpepluKn, now. $6.5S $500 Cluny Lace Waist with pep
 lui11, now $4.75
 Other: delightful Lace and Elm brofdery Waists. as follows:
 $500 values, now. .$3.75 $4.OO values, now. ,...s... $2.7 $500 and $3.50 values, now $1.9S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Colored Dresses
Silk and Cotton voile
,Dresses.
Wool Serge Dresses

$15 values, now. w...... .$9. 75 $10.50 values, now. .s.. .$6. 75 $8 values, now $4.75 $5 values, now.. .$3. IS $4 values. now. SAYS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Skirts and Petticoats Bear Extremely Low
 Prices In ANNIVERSARY SALE

These garments for outer and under wear, beautiful specimens of workmanship and finish, are not favored. Their regular prices, too, fall. before the mighty onslaught of the price-cutting knife.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Silk Waists
Women,s and Misses Suits at Radical Price
 Reauctiol olls m ANNIVERS AR s ALE

The seasonSs best productions representative stock are affected by this tremendous bfrthday unaere z pricing, Chic models, newest ma terials- stapIe es and novel les, ,-tl1e most fashionable colorings and last and most important of all, unbe- lievably low prices. Here they are, choose at monster savingss
 $S5 and $40 Suits, in Anniversary
 Sale at st.l. ..s =. .$18.75 $50 Suits; in Anniversary Sale
 dL S1As6O $2.5 Suits, in Anniversary Sale -. {. .$15, SIS and $2O Suits, in Anniver-. ssary Sale at..... ....-....$ 5.757 Lot of SOiIedg Suits, various values, in this big Birthday Celebration at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Quantities of Waists Sensationally Priced In ANNIVERSARY SALE

The Waist Section Sof this store is one of its most resourceful de- partnents. Hundred ds, and even thousands. of Waists, -delightfully modelled and trimmed, thHong the tickets, during the ( Anniversary, that tell tale Of the mightiest money saving.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
House Dresses Buy One Very Cheap In ANNIVERSARY SALE

We'll made and serviceable are these dresses for around the house. Pretty patterns of stripes and fig-. ures on quality possessing mater ials. The reductions are as fol- lows:
 $2.OO values, at. .$1.3Z $1.5O values, at.............. .96c S1.OO values, at. t.............. 70e 79c values, at. .59c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02

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 Underwear Tn the
 ANNIVERSARY SALE Ladies Lisle Vests in pink and blue with silk tape. Regular price 19c
 Anniversary Sale Price 14c Ladies' Lisle Swiss Ribbed Vests,
 fancy and plain. Regular 25c. Anniversary Sale Price. .19c I4ades' Fancy Lisle Vests with lace,
 medallion and silk ribbon trim
 ming. Regular 39c and 49c quail
 ity. Anniversary Sale Price PFC Ladies' Union Suits, lace trimmed,e
 Swiss ribbed, sizes 4 and 5. Reg
 uIar 29c. Anniversary Sale Price st...... 1Sc Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Union Suits,
 lace knee, with silk tape trim
 ming. Regular price 35c. An niversary Sale Price. e.s.....27c Ladies' Lisle Swiss Ribbed Union
 Suits, tight and lace knee, best makes of regular soc quality,
 regular and extra sizes. Anni- versary Sale Price. e.......... .37c chi1dren's E z Waists for Boys and
 Girls. Regular price 25c. An < niversary Sale Price 21c Boys Porosknit and Ba1briggan short sleeve shirts and knee drawers. Regular 25c, Anni- versary Sale Price ...... 19c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
2 Middy Waists

$2.00 values; now. .,. .s.s-.. .sS$d .33S .S1.5Ol values, now. ..... 98c $1.00 values, now. = E. a. !. . #.a .. .s 79c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Pretty Lingerie Waists

$3s98 values, now. $2.9s $2.98 values, now. .. .. .5s-s.s. .$2. 10 $2.l50 values now.i.,. .i...s. .l.x.,. $1 .S9 $2.00 vaIdes, now .- .-.s. =. $1.67. $1.58 values, now.s. .98c S1.0O values, now. .,.... 79c 7sc values, now. .s.,.... ..i... :. -59c Odds and Ends in Sample and Slightly soiled Waists
 Your Choice 39c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Gigantic Collection of Dresses for All Wears Tn. ANNIVERSARY SALE.

$5 and s6 values, now ..$ 2.75
 At reductions representing the fstrictest, broad-margined econo- mics. Don't overdoook the values that only our own Third Birthday, regardless sof profit or cost could make possible. E. asw
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-02
Linen Suits Are Tempt
 ingly Tagged In ANNIVERSARY :. SALE

Plenty of Summer yet for these warm weather. -sufts-designs are choice and. are plain or. Norfolk oyster and natural coIors. Best of