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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-13
NEW YORK MARKET.
COTTON MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
BY Associated Press.

New York, April 12.-Cotton futures
points in response to higher cables, uB-
favorable weather news and renewed AZ
prehensions as TO the situation in the
Mississippi valley There was a COZ
ttnuation OF yesterday heavy -ealizi1:s
unsettled condition.
Both Max -and July made, 5sf44fe.irnoon
s, vs ssi again durfHeg..s r55v e BY
e Shorts who se o,IoTrow Miss be unfay.
Weather map IN render t6e,ulls m more Ps
sg E5ssss net higher toward Dock
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N1.,, Orleans Matet.

New orleans. ! AP aa a af;p Go to -
sSs an: s:s;. z.S:7
cotton belt or1ised unsettled aGsnoTTSsiis ,
tasss Ii tue sstS e e.
after the n Four Of business s1S.s close.
hrst has points over toas he best
scalpins Rsnsnt leaders on e t long rapid
, buyers. tSe advance hao 49, 81 W stead
The msTkettn the morning sion h,,t I tn
support was ser RoS over tn'iyeF ,O sisna
!, trade was more mSt inclined toy ' hsst
ic ton ana r1op mn news was taVIss S countie
ssssIsc;n,s ST0R was psiaa-t to oott inch,
or high ,,E e states in the ,e eei mat It had
tic advancing trading months cios, b"
Ct wien ' over yesterday c'Vs'
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hereby announce my candidacy for
re-lec ion to the office of County Com
missioner from District :, subject to the
upon my past record. respectfully solicit
the support Of Democrats voters.
NJ. o. BAGGETT.
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NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

Savannah, April 12.-The spirits Of
turpentine market opened firm this
morning at 45A to 4515 with TO sales
reported The close was firm at 45 to
As Y, with sales Of s61 casks, receipts
asa casks, shipments $50 casks and stocks
of .2o2 casks.
The rosin market opened and closed
firm Sales were 1885 barrels, receipts
973 barrels, shipments LAS barrels and
stocks of a. S97 barrels.
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STOCK MART
!. CLOSES get
~ Associated pres

- April e. = tU1 bs1fnE
lar tendency s4ock market. e,-z;,as
Of todays s,,ch active issu 1ta. n nio,,s
4. :: IS, $::;s;;:: l:;:
record ns points rts in . fsRas'aP@y y, Apatsc
555SPsf Sen SIM E0T RaTo SSSsa foTsees
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80 o,v,avs was uniuciy' No
18th a weary sigh. rov old man?''
hi: fF'9 spent $500 s az 6s sna
BOY boy hairs hairs all comm out
| Pecord- Herald.
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1:.,a-oool Mart.

,,,,.-oool, April i:;TT pqsds points
il &; U.s. ss!ss:5 . e, g.
gsS9;Ss da ns .1S; good oro'n
nary. 5.4S. =, the day wersoo oA md
export s,,a spd ii pSSSSS BALES 'n'ns S''o'
AP PS3tSrss opened easier 49,
= steady. .,n. April-May: 80, Al,
sss s:S,t ss' S s
Ts@egrS; January go
-. 15M.
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Consolidated Taxi 20 20
phone STre' 1883. Open day and
night.

American Heiressn ,,a Srf pV say. you
accept You s soT my one money ~S, -.o-rv
French count s.L 05y debts lei hrst and "a
you; you can pay sro nrS money left to
there won't ne mSsfire.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-13

Desk serseantm,,,W,,nn9ftp business u.G e for!
that fortune teller os gbe ., a humDug.
Police Ins g SSt from her what had ,Y5
tried to N ma the diamond pin u, lo S1ro mi
become . o. and she gave me the "'O"'
otne rrU chicago Tribune.
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Political Announcements

NO. 4, subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic primaries, and II elected promise
70 ATTEND TO the county's business as I
would my own.
W. c. BARRINEAU.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
In announcing myself for reelection as
member Of the Board OF Instruction for
the 3rd district, tits with the feeling Of
rssh0n Fop saE the ed inS
hereby as snnS clerk q the .cc Sggs. sa
ESeeuuoocTatic primary; respe0I
ing the votes u John L. PINNEI.
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nnuNrH coM uMsss Tor Cou

s!ss$ {:
s s: Il s.:.
:t1sss;s ssssSssses your e Is norpr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-13

County Commissioner, District No. 5.
nerepy announce my candidacy for
county commissioner, from District No.
., subject to the action Of the democratic
primaries. J. d. McCURDY
Century, Fla
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1..arnool Stats.

nivsrpeql S1 sffon i' sm7aTtistls ains
the weekly co O6o fbales; Imp Amer
All ali kinds, 2oo'CSO sles: stock; kinds Ss;
90 S:i: s'3 & Bale:
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HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
SHIPPING TRANSACTIONS AND
NOTES OF INTEREST ALONG
THE BAY FRONT.

Arrived.
Carolina, Urug blk, Roura, 957, Ha-
vsna to master.
Cleared.
Calyx, Br So. Churchill, 2245, for Rio
Janeiro, with 1896 pcs steel rail. $3.50
bdls bars, 2.S45 kegs OF spikes.
Nab, Br SIS, DeVine, 1886, for Genoa,
with 1,635,000 IT sawn timber.
Penlee, Br IS. Michel, PAST. for
Havre. with $4,000 square bales cotton.
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A G. BLoUNT, JR.

I hereby announce my candidsaSy 40. TOT
t3o,, ~ The democratic primaries. your
vote vote and support VIII be appreciated.
so'o Respectfully,
r HARPER.
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A MOTHERS CANE

IS pure contains o54at PS Qualities such
= medicine is Fo So,,n wnooping cough.
comgSpGa91d f S6d prS s assoq: s Of s tnS
throat st for Children and grown BP eSie
safess rSi no opiatcs. W. A. y A'
berte.
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hereby announce myself a candidate lat,s
Esca n1t,ia county. subject TO the action
If the democratic primaries. The sup
nort Of All Democrats will be appreciate
poA' - HENRY G. CLOPTON.
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hereby announce myself as a candi-
5sta far a member Of the House OF Rep.
Tesentatfves from Esca n1bia county. an ,1
solicit the support of the pemocra.. a.
voters Of Escanbia county in the coming
primary. 7roYr>rr m.
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poARp OF n pUsei my canaidasy for PUB 5S-
fI lie from , D,ssF,ai
g. BRAWNEN-
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hereby snnosnssso a 5ayssto s. ss
f rom Dis tss s3 w. TpAvls.
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Eop REPRESENTATIVE

7 hereby announce my candioacy 10 To-
Gambia county, subject to the action
Of the Democratic primary. Your sup
port is solicited. ,as McHuaH.
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r6r%EIEeATE.

I hereby announce my candidacy fof
delegate at large to the Democratic ma
tional convention and will appreciate tne
support Of all. will abide by the de-
cision of the majority in the primary
as to their choice for the Nomination;
a. s. WILLIAMS.
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let DELEGATE

her anounce my candidacy for
Distric: cate to the Nationai De NJ
cratic CGrrention from the Third DIS
trict and II elected. will abide by the
instruction Of the presidential may az
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i. eh?" commented

-e...t sale. ehs~ commented t,1s" II tine tn.
advance sI,s,s for as several hours" su-
same six people ;Ds box once.
p psams people you saw an Nc moU = lad,
same ,,ns is being held up by seat. =
, Wa shtngton Her alu-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-13

Having ss ssn gsFsSz :s from SA BRissTia
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THE PENSACOLA
COTTON MARKET

The following report is furnished daily
or The Pensacola Journal by Harris,
Allison & Co., Cotton Merchants, Pen.
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am a candidate for. State Attorn ass
40 .niicit the votes and support OF the
people Of walton, Santa Ross t ane pcs so
GAMBIA ,nbar ~ both branches OF the
Issy,s1st,ire. and my record Is my plat.
49, n elected. 1 promise To- discnarsss
The duties of the office faitnIuiiS anu
impartially. ,oxy,y STOKES
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BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Deg 70 announce that am a candidate
tor re- election as me4nber Of the Board
OF Fupiic instruction. from District No.
/. subject to the action of the democratic
primaries.
D. J. HAYES
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.nnounce my can .5la second
az sRi:sts ssssS 4 county
isl : fs e. Fl = K 's nc
full, S%aI,lkkoS St'ff fear or hesitation MunrET
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osss s;.;ss (. :s:ss s. 'R'
primaries GEO. W. {. 1
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Justice OF The. peace. District No 2,

Justice Of The, Peace. District No. 2,
hereby announce my candidacy for
the once Of Justice Of the Peace for
District No. 2. subject to the action of
the DEMOCRATIC primaries. Your vote will
pc appreciated. and IL elected, promise
to Faithfully discharge the duties Of the
office at all times
WILL L JOHNSON.
beg TO announce my candidacy for
the ONCE Of Justice OF The, Peace, Dis
trlct NO 2. and will appreciate your
cratic primaries.
W. L GILMORE.
I hereby announce nv candidacy for
Justice Of the Peace in District No 2.
Subject to the action Of the Democratic
GEO T. MORGAN.
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ros TAX AssEsso

roR TAX AssEssS5d;dacy for
S,. ne /. o ts. q aeton ts 8
De Dem Garreatiy appreeisted; RICHARDS.
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e1sssxss ssGSg'T ;ssssSis ay.s s:
,hs sss .; &c cl: sati6 3, Of the D'm0e
primaries JAP. 80.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT


hereby announce my candidacy for
re election to the office of County Com
missioner from District 8, subject to the
action OF the Democratic primaries II
elected. I promise the same faithful per-
past. GEO n DAVIS
l hereby announce myself a candidate
for County Commissioner, District No. 9,
subject to the action OF the democratic
Respectfully,
J. FISHER.
hereby announce myself candidate
for County Commissioner. from district
No. 3, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primaries and solicit the vote of
every resident Of that district
W. A. SHELBY.
hereby announce myself candidate
for County Commissioner from district
NO. =. subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic primaries, and solicit the votes Of
all Democrats.
3. w SETLEY
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EoR SHERIFF,

hnrehv ennounce myself canuIu9te
81 SsorIss ~ Escambia County, to sue
f cesd s Tysef subject to the action Of the
Democratic Primaries. Your support 81
iicited and appreciated. yAN DEBT.
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hereby Sss.y y fsss 6. s::s'ls5
re Scr I IsTssTf,':5 oHNsoE
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IssIONEn.,

oouNry, c :SsIMIslMs.sisn :. ~ Z. Fa 9ses
e.; As; ;;:5,
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o,,, announce my candidacy ioI
e,ia-,ee ~ Fsscambia county, subject 70
thn action Of the Democratic prlnmGSry'
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::.,ss 9 &:
2. .s;n Urinary. W. A. puNh
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FoR STATE ATToRNEY

= hereby announce my candidacy 70.
r,ata Attorney for the First judicial circui,'
Of Florida, subject to the Democratic PIT
maries. G MORENO JONES.
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announce T rnoyrstab I for the s sesSaSd
district % Of the action of the Dsin0'
s SusS41osries. JcMcHoI.s.
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ss1s4scistsd. iFFfss1zNK D "a lat
:::::s e ::::s$:3;
| ciated. -S10ENT.
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s..ssy, q J. B f s'
a Cratic pTinnariSsiki R1oN P. saN :.
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FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE.

AZ 80 III OF FENCE,
Az the request of many friends I have
decided to announce myself for renono :
lnaion as Justice of the Peace. in the
THEODORE B. BECK.
JUSTICE OF PEACE, 3rd DISTRICT.
hereby announce my candidacy for
Justice or the Peace for District No g.
comprising precincts Nos 8, and FL
subject to the action of the Democratic
J. D. TRAMMELI,.
Muscogee, Fla.
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-. otiee q Constable 6 for the psnocrati
s pHr911nartes. sJ.JoNEs.
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80 CONSTABLE.

hereby qssSSs.;ssI ny tof fans.ssas 10
3 subject to .,t the Your vote viii DC
appreciated. c. P. so1D
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ron county SOLICITOR.

FOR COUNTY soll cInS3sscv for
hereby announce my 1870 Solic-
tor Of Escambia County and woua aps
preciate being remembered by eacn s sC
every one who votes in the Dernoo
primary On SCOTT NJ. LoFT1N.
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8: 6. 's'sa
tso% 81 pii bsEs4aoasstia pF'FPaFA cInrI-AS
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FOR a IHs1ee my NY eandidss;s:y. for 9e
;, e sss Msstsss
| voters. 3. ROCli
hereby aEa ss;oS to 5h the once q HaF il
date for re-eY!s our vote and support
be a5ianseersly aPpF spl eRaisERcRoMB1E-
hereby annoans. by e a fp5asasseo!
Essst al sss v fi'' sIpnprses'' the '0Dp'
p Pr ali democrats ALEX ZEL1Us
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I-FoR TIE 1a syUcssnaiaaesst Enc, e % 5
!; 4 e
hereby . Fs: ~ & : & Ct.
r. cratic oTstio primary J. ED W.
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rog JUDGE OF COURT OF RECORD:
F2H 1917 ANNOUNCES my candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for the Snc ~
Of Judge of the Court Of tS aot,on
- the Democrats in the approaching
primaries. vrpur MONROE.
o...,,r,v announce that l am 9
..,dtSsPe 70 succeed myself as Judge OF
ths court of record, and solicit tne SUP ~
port OF the voters IN the
primaries n n BEGGs.
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Subscribe for The JouIlla.
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F .oM5o S0S' myself for r So'
,, hs as Constable IN T. LARSEN.
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FOR ousTo1olI,AAsss, h ny candidacy tcE
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
COSTA RIGA WANTS TO
 KNOW ABOUT OUR SCHOOLS.

What is the United States doing in rural and industrial education? Costa Rica's under secretary of public in- struction. Senor R. Brenes- -Mesen, in tends to answer the question by pay ing a personal visit to as many of our institutions he can, and with this end in view he. has just started on a tour that will take him into practical ly every State in the Union.
 Is planning his trip Senor Brenes- Mesen had the assistance of Dr. P. P. CIaxton, United States Commissioner of Education; 4. c. Monai1an. assist ant in rural education, and F. B. Jenks, land grant college specialist in the bureau The trip com prises visits to large number of agricultural col 1eges. rural schools, trade schools, and technical institutes, especially in the following localities: Virginia, Mary land. Pennsylvania, New York, Con necticut, Massachusetts. Guelf Gan ada) Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa. Oregon. California. Oklahoma. Arkansas. Tennessee, Georgia. Ala Icanla Mississippi. and Louisiana.
 Senor BTenes-AIesen will confer with State and county officers: examine the work in the uTIlerous strong agricul- tural colleges and technical schools; investigate conditions in the one-roorn rural schoolnouse as we'll as the con- plicated city school plant; in short, obtain first-ilacsi Information as to the progress made in tl1is country in connecting education aS intimately as possible with the life Of the people.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

USEFUL ARTICLES CUT GLASS ARTICLES
 SILVER WARE CARVING SETS S CUTLERY COOKING UTENSILS GIlASSWA AXE ARTICLES 2 CANDLE STICKS 6 CANDLES COFFEE REGULATORS CIIAFTNG DISHES
 JARDINIERE,S
 PAPER NAPKINS WELSBACH GOODS
 Etc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
STATE CHANGERS AT
 SPOKANE CONVENTION
Connecticut Men Are at Session oi
 the National Organization.

The meeting of the national body, Patrons of HusbandTy, is now in ses- sion at Spokane, Wash. with members of the Connecticut Grange in attend ance. On Friday of last week, J. A Sherwood Of Easton reported for the order in Connecticut, saying that the growth of the order had been Very satisfactory although no new granges mad been formed. He said that the field is 50 we'll covered that there are only a few places where new granges could be established to advantage.
 MT Sherwood said that the grange in Connecticut is working Harmonious State Board of Agriculture, the Agrf- cultusI College at Storrs and the Ex- pertinent Station. The State Grange is honored, as one of it's members, L. H. TeaIey of West Wood stock, secre- tary Of the State Board of Agriculture, is national overseer. M
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

the side, he probosois is seen to emerge
 from the lower side of the head and a distance about the height of the head, in shape somewhat like e bay onet. When sucking blood the probos- CHS Is strengthened so that it projects directly downward from it's attachment to the head. Since in the house fly, when 1t Is at rest, the mouthparts nev- above, the two species can be thus distinguished.
 BREEDING HABITS
 The breeding habits are much like those of the house fly. The eggs. es, hatch into a small white maggoE which feeds rapidly. increasing in size and naoltfng twice before changing tn- which the p adult fly emerEes four O11 or five weeks after the egg has been laid. The eggs are laid directly upon the larvae. Fermenting heaps of grass, straw and similar substances, horse manure, COW dung and even gar relative importance of these different foods is not yet very well known, but 1t seems probable that it Is about in the oreer named. Excessive moie- the development of the larvee.
 Stomoxys calcitrans is very widely distributed over the earth, occurring and South America. the West Indies, northern Africa, Asia, Australia, etc. It is the only member of its genus in the new world, but has a number of congeners in the tropics of the eastern hemisphere. The teetse fly of Africa is a close relative of 9tcm- America, or Is an importation from the old world is difficult to say. but from it's wide occurrence, one would be perhaps inclined to think 1t native to our own region. At any rate E has been in America for a long period.
 DIFFICULTIES OF CONTROL 4
 The control of the stable-f1y will probably prove as difficult as that of. the house fly and its eradication iS obviously impossible The ordinary fly traps and sticky fly papers which the house fly are of no practical bene- 1t fin combating the stable fly. since it Is not attracted to the resihous coating of the paper, nor, since It's only food in the adult condition is the blood of living animals, can 1t be tempted into traps. The looming and going" fly traps devised by Prof. catch large numbers of 6tomoxys if attached to the doors and windows of stables and barns The most impor- tant control must undoubtedly depend upon the fact that the species develops in manure. decaying grass cuttings, etc. To take care of these in such a way as to prevent the stable fly from breeding in them is a very difficult matter. Nevertheless it should be pos sible to develop methods which will greatly reduce the number of breed-| ing places for this fly. which is now known to be so dangerous to human beings.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
BIG ROUNDUP OF
 QUACKS IN RAID
 BY P. 0. SLEUThS

Washington, Nov 21-Incomplete re- turns today of the nation wide raid of the Post Office Department yesterday upon "quack''e doctors, rnid-wives and puryeyors of obscene drugs" report ed arrests of 150 defendants. A score Hourly returns from post office in- spectors gave graphic details of the biggest dra gnets in the history of the government.
 Chief Post Office Inspector Sharp stated today that before night he ex- pected to have accomplished the arrest of every one of ITO odd persons pick ed for prosecution.
 Early trials, almost simultaneous in federal district courts of the 22 States in which arrests have been made, were requested today by Postmaster Gen era1 Hitchcock
 we will get every one of them, you may be sure,'' said sharp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
HUMBLY PRICED

as attractive as can be on that day of happy reunions when relatives. and friends gather at the board with china that " ell deserves [ h e generous display we've made.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

Newburyport, Mass, Mrs. Chas. Jackman, states: s' greatly feared I was going to have tuberculosis so I got Foley's Honey & Tar Compound and took it The hem orrhages stop ped and to-day a am a well, strong woman, with no sign of tuberculosis trouble. I always keep F'oiey's Hon ey & Tar Compound in the house as it keeps the whole family free from colds F. B. Brill. Stratford avenue and Sixth street ,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
west Mills. Maine, Harry W. Elan

West Mills. Maine. Harry W. Blan- chard, says: T am glad to give. you they have done me so much good. took other kidney medicines but with no relief Foley Kidney Pills helped my back, also my kidneys and blad. der and I am glad to tell others what they did for me-" F. B. Brill, Strat- ford avenue and Sixth street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
Single Pieces:
SINGLE PIECES

Whipped Cream Bowls. with
 ladle, from. $1.40 up Meyonnaise Bowl from $ 50 up Cake Plates from $ .25 up Salad Bowls from .--.$ .25 up Bon Bon Dishes from s .25 up Celery Dishes from S .25 up Fruit Dishes from. ..--S .25 up Punch Bowls from =. -$f.5O mp DecanterS from -. s .35 up Cracker Jars from. 50 up Cond. Milk Jars from. s .25 mp Pudding Dishes from. SIPS LII,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
- SETS

Dinner Sets from ... S3.25 up Tea Sets from .$6.5O up salad Sefs srcln $d.25 up
 Nut Sets from =. S1 .00 up Olive sets rom .s.s. SIC up Tee C'rcsI1n Sets from -$3 % up Celery Scss from <s2 % up Jelly sets From S2.25 up Game Sets from -.-..- S2.5O mp Vine Sets from $1 GO mp
 Water Sets from $1. .00 up smoking Sets from. -s-s- sf DO up Chocolate Sets rom S2.5o up
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