The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-01
POINTS OF rNTEREsr.
If You Are WiIlfne

If You Are Willing
 to carry your purchase from Radford and have your car fare paid beside the amount you save on the bargains advertised in today's paper.
 Plant Now!
 Now is the time to plant your fall bulbs for spring blooming Our col lection this year is better than ever, and we now have at our store fuM selection of French and Holland bulbs, of our own importation. Should you desire a little assortment, or enough now through blooming, we would be very pleased to have you call and see our stock and get our prices. John Reck & Son, florists
 A Good Home Drink
 That affords enjoyment, promotes rest and confers lasting benefit, is found in Miles ale. It adds zest and relish to a meal, promotes sociability and is enjoyed by everyone every loney, s6 Jones avenue Hns lager which is recommended by the medical profession as one of the best tonfcs CT and to tone up the system. His wines and liquors are of the best qtlal- ity. All orders promptly delivered.
 Family Supplies.
 Meat specials for Saturday: Very superior, genuine spring lamb. legs,
 
 legs of mutton. A good supply of choice chuck rib roasts of beef, pot roasts beef All cut from young corn ducts: pork tenderloins, sausage, etc. Very select milk fed: legs and loins to roast, shoulders and ruInps to stuff and bake. Smoked and piclled meats: Squtre's skinned back hams. corned hooks, sugar cured bacon. Poultry specials: stewing fowls, choice West ern fowls, Western roasting chickens, native vegetables: Boston head let tuce, green, wax and lima beans, na- tive celery, cucunbers, egg plant, nntePaa hita ana apS veIIo Jdh tSnp@ spinach, kale, sugar pumpkin. Gro- cery bulletin: large prunes, evaporat- ed apricots, raspberries and peaches. rolled oats. egg noodles. elbow mac aroni, broken macaroni, U. s. M. soap, walnut meats, tryphosa jelly powder. Fish bulletin: Snapper blues, cocktail Public Market and Branch, State and Bank streets, Hast Main street.
 Turkey Dinner.
 The Travellers Grill will open for the fall and winter season Sunday, SrSte ta occasion cc ana Sy servinF G fnll six-course dinner (turkey) at soc per plate. The manager promises that h the npesl se cannot not be duPPliciated Pnia over the menu we agree with hint is sure an appetizine rooster. The Travellers Grill is located at 40 Elm street, right in the heart of the town and still lust far enough off Main street to insure quiet and privacy. The entire building has been redec- orated and refurnished. The scheme of decoration is patterned after the famous "ItaIian Gardens of Venice with the foliage and autumn leaves tastefully twined in the lattice and myriad of electric lights casting their rays through the leaves and branches. This must be seen to be appreciated. All the private and pub lie dining rooms as well as the halls and stairways are being finished in the same way. There will be several hundred electric lights in the build ing and enough foliage and leaves to make the city parks green with envy. The management are to be congratulated for they have provided without exception > the finest eating place to be found for miles. Come in and look it over. One of the best known "colored chefs in this sec- ton has been engaged to prepare the foods for service while the serving will be attended to by a corps of col ored walters in full dress uniforms Your hats, coats, etc., will be checked by 8 uniformed hal1-boy, so taking the matter as a whole the Travlers' is destined to take first rank among the grills of Bridgeport.