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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10


Den inn Iini pan NorboIeeuc life bare
for IN tort Sib men for IGnaere SiS
fremoper. SertiI tr9n9es mere ens ri
Tan nente ar iamIe. Com Sprholpeue
er III oiIee faniie CT |eugebiSraa brius
&c Ell fort SeititunS. Meu efterpna2
Eesuosn piIoc DC fannie piSe at neoz
irtte Sn%rtigbubsettet, iaa Sciten life
piloe blipe iaa nor. Sor Oct aueei,
iau er &c ~iattiaes Silihu iprbeeret, ina
Ser er lioeu Samntenlionina meo hpao
net bar ior 20. 30 aur iioer. Sc
bar III S~nttisgourh. S~paeiasie OF Nes
uoeu SpIisbaufen. iaa minSre bemios
leoe fan faa 9uan a lrneere Sio
MOI Iioen Hcnte. Te@uoen cr Der nor
Srbeiostrnft us aoo Seu. ion noaeu
fele!i9 Sraus iunhe lie lsg ie. "a leo
FOR ire anr iioen q Ger.
SiIIut oil iea minoe ON buap ieg
laaec fprriac Sang. %nb oS hi9Ipe
rem AZ bpa8e Ben fpr 6erreoet intereS
iante os beinouinsshilNe SamIina isr
bet blir %fprient.
q z 6autorh.
Saoaer. Minn.. 3pic Suui 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
~ oocrniicring
al Scrmialcm

S,erllulem OF Oct Neliae Sono
trpnJer at moOerniieres. uotaler ~.
lo%ntbrouen Wr. Nathuu Strait's,
iom nctop er fommet tilba9e III Aelp
0orf ira EalGitlnu 0an bar Ell
b~runoenoe 5rutg til al forbeorc
Suuobe0stilitanoen Soll0et % bar
aaerebe lat iig / 9cpp8clle Tor at Iao
9lrheioet / 0dnq.
Set err fife SfiOoeniGroiabeO. iom
er 0en upritc EluGc | Suerne / oct
SeQioe Snno. RensligbcO cr 10 Ell
religies 9ligt buaOe Tor ariltne %
Sober. III Den SpgOom, iom hicm
isJcr Sanoet, itplbeS, Tiger ban, DC
ilettc iunitprc IorholOSrcgIcr. ifrGt
feliae 2on0cpcie oQ itiaeitnncnbc
@onN / Siser OF Gomme.
On Sommercn Den Slo, On
Hilgrimme beisger Snuoet. cr
oct hientislt al Woifitos, ~ nPiten
ollie, ION fomlmer oiO, onqribcS al
Mulariu caer nnorc Snqoomme.
Mangc |iIgrimmc tcumer r~igtignof
iii oet Nellile San0 Tor al lpaae lig
i'll al 90 Ger. Dien oet cr Iugen
@rumo til al iorismme alc Snno.
Observation-Disclosures lnn totalt.
Serllialem llader uaffert og iun0t
oppe poo ell Seioe OF fun0e blipe Ell
al De beDite og iunoeite SoueoitGoer
&eroen. Npoo Ser liar trpnaeS err
CT mooerne &anoperf. Ger er nof
al @an0 al iinoe. ON man bare ban.
DC or0entliqt Eumpeuerf. Com Sor
bol0et iii or. giemmes Snnoet ionl
oct onreiic alcno0ie o. lnaies Tor.
iparliat neo i Giiterncr. 0uer Sraa
be ct oure6ar.
Weo iorhOl0spia imau Smfoitnin
ger funbe Der anlGgJes et mooerne
% iulot tilfreositiHenoe %anouerf,
Tiger Rntban Strmis. Zen ameri.
tanIfe philanthropy bar anldgt en- Ser.
leiobrif / SSer,ialem Tor nj ifaiie
6olf srbeioc, Sigele0cs bar ban
iaaet ignns Solfefistfener hpor sat
tigiolf fan ian gratis Suppe Ell
! Sang pr. Gag. Gette er. iiger ban,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
l~elcheunct / Cameron, Wis.

SirSSn9 oa Susoag Den 3o'e o9 ioe
9uui af6olotes Seleiteunet for sStatpils
lin / Cameron, @is. Cameron Ell
en- lioen gn, men bar goo Se~rnbdre'ors
binoeIic. Menet holotes mlot 1npe |
ell Stpo al beic Ilante SurntrGer' Noot
Der bar meact bebaaeIig al bolpe III.
Spcns 9lanpr priteoe peltommen ea
trGfienbe Gale. 2a9etS Fre'loent, zen
hinge ppstigc Sorretnin9snnno y. Y.
atnnen ira Collar, lebebc Ufepet. 0al
er IiaeIaa ilint I'll al tale Sclcntaai 'ont
Gnoelif, itisnt ban er febt her | Snl1@
Oct. 2aaet bar falot Jig Sdnont Sele@
Iaa: men Oct imnes M al pTrc meoS
penSiu at brltoe CT SGrnauu bn Der
uiit life ol bli mere eno CT Seleln9
8iscouiin. 2o9ct bar o9Ind ell ME-
oet ajrp Wuno Tom SetrctGr, nemlla
&. IS. S6ompiou ira Collar, Gtereil az
CT %upitrnfr Seleiouinltem oerltep@. \.
81. Speiten, iom Dor mint nlelierlt eplz
far % Git Nonnp. bar tn8et paa lta
ar ifriue ON Selcrne / Cmegiien lad
blot ban fun rrftc. SiSic blep 9lens
pulet iii Sturere AZ &a9et. ION oertnr
cr i mcoet ouoe 6rrner. Sdlerne pda
Wsoet par &uiror llrbcr9 ira Sld'r'
8is. Sorfcl Sitelic ira Ser9lls SdlS'
Winn. % 6. 6clgetpett ira S~aop'nltp.
@is. llrberQ bolrt 10 SaIer, bporaf
BEN cne bar ct uomrrtet Sorenra9 ON
&injc.
Cnt Nftcneu ben 3bje Suni bplOteS
aoncert for aIoele1 OperfplNt 0u9, be-
itoaenoe al aapleit pdd Sdrul8fele, &c
Tont peltna / ocnnc bar Sru Culaltn9
fra Iapiiou. &nu5 Snterup ira
Stouo6tpn, Clup Crmbrecf ira Hoa,
Rinn., Sauo Rpgb ira Soicc, Solpa,
% ell lng Nuro ped Napn 3ittel'on,
Sc ipiQcoc Gle gobt. 0uorlepeS SrHs
1nierne ialot ticnoer ieg life, pa le9
muotte rciIc. isr De upbclIeS. Yer
bar pgina liot S~priu9bana. Ser par
Cana. bnnpe Step ca %iier n Slap
Srmbrcct % ira GllisIln8. Sci er Ell
iarb Npbelic at berc DC gan1le Soner
iltnpnc, Iom Disic lang DEM. Gn M
tere5lant Sci al apnccrtcn par ben
9uet e[cr Saniipil iom 0eI9cIcn Sre@
brcue fra Goliar uoferte pua %iolm.
Set er 10 9anle Titerpeler, Den enc eT
~ % Dem unoen 70 Inr. DC Iptller
mertpproia goot iiar1n1en. De brlt9tc
fsr / Siben at 9da runpt % boloe Non@
certer. Sc ipiQebe et Stptfe, Wartd
Strort al Sfptlanb, unlminpelt9 paf1
fert. Sisic TO Selecien Sreorc er AZ
SC fon cUer tanifc SC eneitc aienlcnenoe
fra OleanazGolonien iotn Ole Bull ut
iitnnb.
Seo MAJ life 9lcnunc, at &i5conltn
Scleluo enitcmnti9 ueptug Ell Hc'olntton
ON at ienpc 6iIiin9 til IaIcnfe'teu
Ioorbeub iumt at reolrggc Ell &rnnS
pcO Ststter.
5prfel Sftelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
Gil Hcrsijsroinaernc / Imerita.

Sci er tnn en- tot Sin isien iii pori
aurligc Srcone. iom ifal bolpes | Rius
~neapolis iaar, ben 14be % 15be Suni.
Set burpc nGiteu prre pperfleoigt at
minoe mine airpe S~autbpsninaer at
ton1me bette Anrs Stepnc iGritilot i'm.
Set buroe pGre Der, iont itop FORFEIT /
SanterneS HPtte mt: ut IGgae ali
odeIig Str9p tiliine PED Al tngc nie Ell
fcrr Sritin % tomme Ill Steonei og
Der upbe Ell bngseIig Snno iammsri
nieo ficnore oe tlrre. Si9elebes ifuINe
III bape Der Naal ior 2ie. iom 9toroz
iioroIaset bar jar zig: nemlig @iuoes
anpen til 9iorpfjorp. @lem life al oetIe
Srepne blir Def iioite ium boloes ierenn
5unorebeaarsoagen ior Norses SeIus
itpneisbeo feires. Snis Den paatGntte
@~iuoesape itaI bIipe Ill ~uoseniing. iau
tiger oet 10 iig ieIp. al ser maa sisres
alupr al Snoiamlingea ira MI al. Sea
or bau9e Tor. az bpis life Der blir mere
emIbmiasme ibtnlbr os buao Iinoeeas
pen nnaanr eno iorn bar pGret lagt
Tor Sneen bipinbtil. iaa maa pi ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
SGtcsosls Stcpne.

9er 1Spe % 19be Suni ma ale
SrteSpsIer tomnle Ill Chief Aiper
Saas. Sao os III pie. al 9~ngbepairios
tismen er lise iferf - al BEN life mins
ter meo Aarenel
Sisie Sfeuucr or SrteSoeIerncs uas
tionale sui.
Sc taiter ems bnaee irem os bag
oper. finer RnoitrGnipsen % tGnner
Iyic % Ieitcnoe Sauter. Saler % Sore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
oraa al bpotiae srtcseeIcr
iSeIeipil

Drag az hngtige SGtesbeler ScIeipil
og Steplina, Gang % Seit.
Spen oil tagc pattert iutob ale. iorn
meDer iren, % apmitecr bill igrse for.
al ale fanr Slabsl gom III aael Npm
meo Seeeiitrinas % aiGrlighebS 8Isb.
Stepnet holoeS / Oct iipre anDitorium
% begpnper Snsoag ST.. 1890 Sorm.
Sisreulp Siernaraa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

guar e nriocr nj elucgttreHos.
idu urg 'ud gculig at me0ocie NJ
&c fnn sere5 advertisement / Re-
tcrlh EgIten" Gct ftrcr Fem ocH
bcoitr EcbanslirV.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
Wootfi0b | 2anb.

Seq bar en- ilb SetiOn tiialsS. Bare Ter @l ira en- goo By
pa Main Cine al ". I. Rp. og ct meget goot Stgtte 9ano % bare
$1,000 pr. Ncre.
1ette er iauoelig ct Gboottigb pg tommer til at 0uble SGrOi / en-
fort 3to. Den aRanO iont fjgber bette fommer til at rene iture Eeuge
paa oct fort 3o. Seq bar ug'aa Ell nreget pen 6arnt pa 100 GcreS
tilales nGr benne Bp pua lehe BeHngeler. 5Ur nGrnere unoerret
ming "trip til NJ. B. FINSETH DRISCOLL, \. OAK.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-05
MRS. coRNELIA VANDERBILT'S
MARCAMAI OW PASTE

MARSHMAEEOW PAS E
All the women of the Vanderbilt
clan are very devoted mothers and
their children think they have a great
treat when their mothers concoct
some candy or cake for them.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt makes
very delectable marshmallow paste
which her children prefer to that pur-
chased in the sweetmeat shops. This
is concocted in the chatting dish IN
the nursery. First pound of pure,
clear gum arabic is dissolved in a
quart of water and strained. After
adding pound of refined sugar it is
placed over the lamp and stirred con-
tinuaIly until the sugar is dissolved
and the mixture becomes Of the con-
sistency of honey. Then to the mass
are added gradually the whites of
eight eggs whipped to a stiff froth,
the whole being stirred constantly
until it becomes smooth when ham
died. The mixture then is poured in
to pan or box which has been dust
ed with fne starch. When cool it is
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-05
more crazy that you Or I-only

,S-S~--J 1850 y - - -
queer"
How queer, Gregory"
well, it walked backwards. Think
of a hen that walked backwards
only one. in the world, IA" and
Gregory foundered and consulted a
circus bill. "a rara avis, that's it. 1
went straight to the city where cir
Gus was showing. A side show was
interested. Not that chicken that
walked backwards was so strong an
attraction of itself, but with the tat
tooed boy and the trick porcupine it
made a big draw. Snowman gave me
twenty-five dollars a week. The
chicken just caught the farmers. A
rival Snowman offered me the same
and a percentage on admissions. Last
week another Snowman offered me
81, 900 cash for the curiosity, so I'm
here with the money to stock up that
farm. What do you say, Susan?"
THAT you are a husband worth
waiting for replied Susan tenderly.
copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-05

Watch little hamlets like Frisco,
Seattle, Los Angeles, San Diego, Spo-
kane and Portland get a hustle on
now. Tacoma is boasting that she
has the cheapest power in the world,
because she owns her own power.
plant And it's sos
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-05

sin our country said the Britisher.
as he leaned back in his chair before
we marry we arrange to settle a GER
tain sum upon the wife yes, I
know" replied the American but
with US it is after they are married
that certain class settle everything
on the wife and arrange to beat their
creditors" "Ah, 1 see. And how do
the creditors take it?" "They never
find anything to take"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Clothing for
Men and Young Men

OVERCOATs, excellent style, well
made. dressy. plain or fancy in
style, plain black or in gray brown
and fancy mixtures,
regular $40 S6.25
regular $3.50, 1918
regular SIS, S11.75 & $3.50
dress and business, regular $50 and
FINEST over
coats, dress and business styles, reg
$50 to $50
SUITS, plain black or blue and mix
lures in all the effects that men
like,
regular $40, se.25
regular $3.50, 1913
regular SIS,
$11.75 and 1880 :.
FINEST SUITS, hand tailored. excIu-
sive, regular $50 to s45,
TOP COATS, medium weight. black
and oxford, some silk faced or lin
ed, regular $3.50 to $28.
RAINcoATs AND s11P-o 1f e s1 me
fe9tare ana Pee aaaTS So to $3.50 double
FINE RAINCoATs of novelty fabrics.
regular $3.50 and SIS.
TROUSERS, plain coIors stripes and
mixtures, serge worsted and cassi-
mere.
regular $3.50 and So, S195
regular 81 to Sc,
swEEr-oRR ovERAnLs and II jump
ers, blue or white
regular soc and 90c Csc
regular soc and ST. z5c
Not over garments to one Gus
toner.
Gloves
AEATHE4t-LINED gauntlets, worth
81, rec
FINE BLACK GAUNTLETs, worth
$3.50, Si.2O
WOOL GOLF GLOVES and lined
leather gloves, worth soc. 39c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Lamps
in the Mill End Sale

ART DOME GAS LAMPS for dining
room or sitting room, attractive
patterns, richly colored, 20 to 81
inch size, in the Mill End Sale at
reduction of 1-5
CHANDELIERS with regular burner
and crystal globe,
burner, regular $1.95, $1.45
burner regular $3.50, $2.15
FANCY CHANDELIERS, equipped
with inverted light complete,
burner, regular $2.95, $3.50
burner, regular $3:95, $3.50
GAS MANTLES, Welsbach and Lind
say, regular 1Oc, &c
MAGIC INVERTED lights complete,
regular 45c, S4c
ELECTRIC TABLE LAMPS, good
designs, complete, regular $3.75 to
$3.50, $2.75 to 1895
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08

Boys Clothes

DOUBLE-sERVICE SUITS, cordu-
roy an9 wool. gray and brown: reg
BLUE SERGE, gray and brown mix
ed, and corduroy, Double-Service
suits, sizes to - regular s6 and
CHINCHILLA ovERCoATs and fan
cy overcoats. sizes IA to 10. regular
sAMPEcK oyERooATs and suits.
regular Sc to $40,
RUSSIAN and sailor suits, blue and
gray regular 81 to si s.; 70 $40
WASH SUITS. Russian and sailor
style. all colors. worth soc. 75e and
WASH SUITS of galat eS some sam
pies for the coming spring, regular
TROUSERS. blue. gray and brown.
some corduroy regular 1! soc - to s; 81
BLoUsEs AND SHIRTS, all Il coiors,
regular 45c and soc, 3sc
sUsPENDERs and ties. good variety,
regular 25c, 19c
Neckwear
HANDSOME collection of neckwear in
plain rich colors and in fancy de-
signs of variety and genuine taste,
worth 25c, soc and 81.
lee, sec and rec
Shirts
NEGLIGES in many styles, regular
soc sort with small hurts, all siz-
es, 29c
PERcALE SHIRTS, neg1iges or at
tached collar style, worth soc,
sec
COAT NEGLIGES. attached cuffs, reg
uIar Il sort, 79c
NEGLIGES in coat style with attach
ed cuffs. good value at 75c,
YORKE SHIRTS, white and fancy,
splendid fit and style, worth $3.50
and So, $1.15 and $1.6O
and $3.50, rec and S115
NIGHT-SHIRTS, muslin and domet,
nice quality, worth SOC and 75c,
39c and CSC
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
goth L0CKHART MILL END SALE BEGINS JAM g. at 8:3OA
Fancy White Goods
in the Mill End Sale
DINIITY AND NAINSOOK checks

DINIITY AND NAINSOOk checks for
children's dresses and nice aprons
worth II " yd.; in the Mill End
Sale, SC
FINE SWISSES in two sizes of dot,
worth 1914 c yd., 1Oc
LIKAIINON and 4O-inch lawn, SPLEEN
did for summer dresses, worth 15c
to use, ~ nc
of fine weave, a yard
wide, worth 19c yd. 12 nc
FINE SHIRTINGS and fine seersuck-
.er for underwear, worth 19c to 500
yd. 15c
NAINSOOIx for fine underwear SO in
ches wide, especially soft, worth
25c, 1oc
PIQUE FOR SKIRTS, wide cord,
worth 25c. yd., 19c
PERSIAN LAWNS of fine quality and
piQue in several sizes of cord, worth
sec and soc yd., Csc
FINE MERCERISED batiste and
nainsook, of special grade cotton
and especially fine of weave, worth
29c yd., 25c
EMBROIDERED BATISTE and strip
ed wolfe of fine quality, worth soc
yd., sec
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Housewares
in the Mill End Sale

ROTARY ASH SITTER with gaIvan-
ALUMINIUM PANS, Berlin, frying and
Tipped regular soc, 5Sc
GRAY ENAMELWARE,' tea and cot
fee pots and Berlin kettles and
sauce-pans and preserving kettles,
regular 25c to 35c, .19c
regular 35c to 45c, 2oc
RICE BOILERS Of enamelware' good good
TURQUOISE ENANIELWARE of the
famous L. & G. make. every piece
guaranteed absolutely Perfect:
tea and coffee pots, reg. SO, sec
Berlin kettles, reg. coo, 45c
preserving kettles, reg 45c, 32c
Tea kettles. reg 75c, soc
uIar 49c and zoe,
LARGE ASH CANS, regular $50,
LARGE ASH CAN with cover and gall
vanized sitter, regular $2.25,
GALVANIZED coal shovels, regular
WASH TUBS, galvanized, regular s5c
JAPANNED foot-tubs, regular .ssc,
BREAD BOXES with roll top, EFeegu-
SQUARE BREAD BOXES. regular
CANTsTERs for -four and sugar, hold
20 to SO lbs' regular Soc to 81,
BATH TUBS, regular csc, 69c
TOILET PAPER, rolls or sheets reg
uIar for Use, 8 for 25c
Rabbits SOAP. s bars with cans
of cIe4nser Csc
BROONfS, good size. regular 4Oc
zee
SELF-WRINGING MOPS regular s5c,
csc
ROUND CLOTHES BASKETS. regu-
lar 40c 29c
WASH BASKETS, oval, regular 75c,
WASH BOILERS with copper bottom
regular $1.25 to S1.50,
sec to Sf15
BORAX, one pound package. regular
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Notions
in the Mill End Sale

CLARK'S o. N. Il. cotton, white and
black, Nos 40 to 80. 200 yds., worth
BROOKS, 100 I'd. spool cotton. white.
DExTER's KNITTING cotton. worth or
KING's BAsr1NG cotton. worth Sc.
NASSAU BAsTING cotton. worth SC,
WINDSOR HOOKS AND EYES, worth
DeIoNG HUMP HOOKS AND EYES,
worth Toe, sc
worth 15c piece, 1Oc
PEARL BUTTONS, worth sc doz.,
WHITE TAPE, "a yd. roll, worth Sc.
SAFETY PINS, all sizes, worth SC
FEATHERsT1TCH BRAID, worth i5o
DISCLAIMERS PINS, IL 1b. box
BONE HAIR-PINs, seconds" of Use
FOUNDATION 5Tr COLLARS. worth Sc.
HAIR NETS, all shades. worth 1sc.
SHOPPING BAGS, extra large and
strong, worth 25c, 19c
IRONING WAX, worth Toe doz.,
MACHINE OIL. worth Sc bottle.
PIN CUBES, worth 15c. 1Oc
PIN SHEETS 400 count, worth Sc.
PAD HOSE SUPPORTERS, with 4
straps, worth 15c, toe
MOTHERS IRONING wax, worth sc.
Sc
wlrth 15c, Sc
HAI4S-PIN CABINETS, worth 10c,
KOH-I-NOOR dress snaps, worth
LOG, sc
CLARKs o. N. It. darning cotton,
worth for sc, for SC
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08

GAS PORTABLE LAMPS in many
styles, plain or with art shades or
with bead fringe, worth So to ST,
$1.95 to $4.75
OIL LAMPS in number of styles,
with matching decorated globes,
worth $3.50 to SIS,
$1.95 and $295
LANTERNS, Railroad style. regular
81, 48c
NICKEL NIGHT LAMPS with Roch-
ester burner, regular soc, 20c .
GLOBES, coIors or etch-
ed, many shapes, worth SOC and
more. sold special at 29c, Csc
PERFECT OIL HEATERS. regular
$3.50, $2.75
GAS RADIATORS, tubes. worth
$1-76, $3.50
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Fancywork
in the Mill End Sale

RENAISSANCE HANDMADE tabIe
cloths, fine quality, worth $3.50 to
$4.25, s2.75 to $3.50
RENAISSANCE SQUARES, "a and 80
inch, worth soc 39c
PILLOW TOPS with material to work
worth SOC, 35c
PILLOW RUFFIING, worth csc ana
5Oc, 1Sc and 35c
CORSET COVERS, made, stamped
for embroidering, with material,
worth 75c, 5Oc
LAUNDRY BAGS, worth 25c,
CHEMISE AND DRAWERS. reaSv
made, stamped for embroiderf
worth $1.10 and $125 75c
and centers, worth So to SIS,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
WEEK OF PRAYER
To Be Observed With Special Meet
ings at Park. Street Church

Special prayer services will be held
at the Park Street Congregational
church this week, it being the Week
of Prayer. The program for the week
follows:
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Special Ser
vice of Prayer. Prayer for Our
Church That public worship may be
more highly valued among US and it's
call to US more regularly honored;
that those who lead and those who
share in our public worship may be
filled with the Divine Spirit and so
given the vital touch; that the joy
and gain of worship may be in our
minds rather than the imposition of
a hard duty; that we may be mind.
full in this Of our example in Influence
ing others.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. Special Ser
vice of Prayer. Prayer for Our
Church:-That the Spirit of Christ
may unite and send forth for useful
service all our members; that SYM
pathy and cooperation, ample and ex-
pressed, may characterize US: that
each department Of our work may be
prospered for the sake of Christ and
the Church.
Friday, 7:45 p. m. Special Service
of Prayer. Prayer for Our Social In
fuence:-That, as Christian people,
we may be positive forces in favor of
Purity against Impurity; Sobriety
against Drunkenness; Honesty against
Dishonesty; real Interests of the Peo-
pie against Selfish Interests; Sunday
Observance against Sunday Destruc-
ton; Christian Missions against a
narrowing absorption in Self.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Sporting Goods
in the Mill End Sale

MEMS SWEATERS, good coIors and
warm well made, variety includes
ruff neck:
$3.50 sort, $1.15
: : sss $3.50 sort. ss:ss
81 and SIS sort, $3.45
Sc sweaters, S485
BOYS ALL-WOOL sweaters in excel
lent colors. good quality every one.
regular $3.50 to So.
SKATES for men and boys. win
slows American club and hockey
style, regular Toe to SIS,
WoMEN's SKATES, splendid in
style and quality regular soc to
BOXING GLOVES ana punching Bags
at special reduction of IA
GYM SHIRTS and pants. regular 46c.
TENNIS RACKETs, several styles. re-
JERSEYS in a number of colors but
not all sizes, regular 75c to $3.50,
POCKET KNIVES of dependable
steel. regular 26c to $3.50.
Ice to ST
Socks
PURE SILK, Isle heel and toe. black
and coIors, worth soc. sec
WOOL CASHMERE and Isle, me
dunn or heavy, coIors or black or
split foot, worth Csc, Ice
COTTON, good and strong, black, col
ors or split foot; some wool, worth
12Ac, lie
Underwear
GOOD COTTON, ribbed or neeced.
worth DOC. sec
GRAY PART-WOOL, good weight,
worth 75c, CSC
FINE wool, gray, red or white,
worth 81, 79c
PURE WOOL, white or gray, with
patent seam, worth $3.50,
UNION SUITS, gray or ecru very
comfortable, worth 81 and $3.50,
zee and $1.15
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
ToiIetwares
in the Mill End Sale

sANTToL PREPARATIONS, tooth
powder, tooth-paste and liquid Gen
HAND MTRRoRs of fine quality, eb-
ony back. worth $3.50 to $3.50,
FOUNTAIN sYLINGEs. 2 at. Size.
HOT-WATER BOTTLES, at. size,
worth 81 and $1.15,
HAIR AND CLOTHES brushes, solid
back, fine quality, worth 81 to $3.50
BONANZA TOILET SOAP, assorted
odors, worth 35c box, 1Oc
COSMO BUTTERMILK SOAP, excel
CAsTfLE soAP in bars, worth a5c.
NAIL BRUSHES and tooth brushes,
worth 25c, 19c
TOOTH BRUSHES, worth 15c, &c
NAIL BRUSHES. worth 16c, sc
WHISK BROOMS, different styles,
worth 15c and 25c,
TALCUM POWDER, 1 ID box. violet
OSBORN'S PEROXIDE, 1 Ib bottle,
ABSORBENT COTTON, Ib roll,
worth Csc lee
Food Products
in the Mill End Sale
HOWCO COFFEE, the stores own
excellent sort roasted the day it
is sold right here at the store:
soc grade, lbs. 81
35c grade, SO lbs. 81
CSC grade, 3 lbs. 81
HOWCO TEA, exclusive blends to be
found only here, rich strong and
s5c grade, 4 lbs. 81
45c grade, lbs. 81
soc grade, 2 lbs. ST
SPECIAL COMBINATION, only one
to a customer, II ID. cake Howco
premium chocolate and Il lb. can
Howco cream tartar baking powder,
HoWCo Cocoa, n Id. can. regular
HoWCo CHOCOLATE, n Ib. cake,
regular zoe, 16c
HOWCO EXTRACTS, OF. bottles, US
HoW65o SPICES, absolutely pure 5oG US
HOWCO BAKING POWDER. lb.
can, usually sec, 20c
HOWCO COLORS for frosting and
eonfectionery. assorted bottles in
box, worth soc, csc
Books and Stationery
in the Mill End Sale
POPULAR COPYRIGHT books, good
print, good stories, usually SO cents
by the best-lznown writer's
aof the day, published at $1.15 and
not sold heretofore at less, soiled
in fancy boxes, good
quality, usually Csc, nc
OLDE PLYMOUTH LAWN station
cry, excellent in quality and taste.
paper, usually 35c h., &c
envelopes, usually IL II 1Oc
PICTURES, reproductions |
of famous paintings, worth up to |
$1.35, sec
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Sunshine Biscuit
in the Mill End Sale

This 3Oth Mill End Sale sees the
opening of a new department. in the
Efore-a spot where Loose WiIeS Sum
shine biscuits may from now on be
found i'm splendid variety and fresh
ness and deIicacy.
From the sunny light sunshiny
Loose WiIes factory, there come many
sorts of Dissolution varieties. The
new section will have the pick of them
always in readiness.
To start things as they ought to be
started, these are the special Mill End
offerings:
Any cent packages, for 15c
Any 10 cent packages, for 25c
Any Is cent packages 3 for 35c
Any 25 cent packages, 2 for lie
SPECIAL BOXES of assorted Eng
lish biscuits a pieces in box, 29c
PEANUT WATERS, saltines, and but
ter Trims. each sold loose, at Ice
h.. lbs 25c
fully good, regularly SOC h.,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08

MEMS SWEATERS, good coIors and
| warm well made, variety includes
| angora and Shaker knit, some with
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08

New Brunswick, N. Margaret
Matson, aged 8, was strangled to
death by the reins of a Christmas
hobby horse.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Crockery
in the NH End sac

FANCY AUSTRIAN decorated china
plates of several sizes, regular Ice
each, So
FANCY DISHES of Austrian china,
naples and trays and bowls and
cups and saucers, regular Toe to
15c Sc
DINNER SETS of American porce-
lain to serve persons, IS pieces
decorated with gold band, regular
$3.50, &1.0B
DINNER SETS of American porcs-
lain, 112 pieces pretty decorations,
regular $40 to $3.50, S7.5O
PORCELAIN dinner
sets of graceful shape and attractive
decoration, regular $3.50 to SIS,
FANCY DECORATED cups and sau-
GERS, regular $3.50 to S2.z5 doz.s
each 60
PLAIN WHITE PORCELAIN dishes
some with small imperfections:
Cups and saucers, each &c
Plates, several sizes, 4e
Fruit Saucers, &c
Vegetable dishes, Joe and 12c
Meat dishes, Sc and 2oc
Pitcher with basin 6Dc