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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
Girls Wear in the Mill End Sale

SUITS OF FINE WOOLENS in sizes 13 to IS, splendid patterns and col orS and tailored with wonderful skill and much care, originally $22.50 to $35, latest price $18.50, SPRING SUITS in good models and of good woolen, were $15 to SIS, CREPE, LAWN, VOILE, and tissue dresses for girls, sizes to IS, sew era1 styles and colors, worth $5 to $8.5O, $3.5O and $4.5O DRESSES in sizes 6 to IA, lawn and gingham and percale and tissue and chambray. wide diversity of color and of pattern, pretty styles and carefully made, worth $1 to $2,
 S9c to $1.S5 WHITE LAWN DRESSES for girls of to 6, lace trimmed, worth 75c, BABIES SHORT DRESSES of nain- sock and lawn, lace or embroidery trimmed, worth S5c, S9c GIRLS DRESSES of lowered voile and pretty gingham, trimmed with embroidery, worth S2.50, $1.9O WHITE AND TAN LINEN DRESSES and pretty percales and gingharns, a mum Der of styles and each of them trimmed tastefully, worth $4.5O and $5, $S.5O FINE FANCY WHITE DRESSES in sizes for young women, a bit soi1ed or mussed but not permanently harmed, fine quality and trimmed with much taste as well as with fine materials, worth $5 to $8.75.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09

soc All Silk Ribbons. ...... .15c yd. 4Oc All Silk Ribbons. .25c yd Wide Black Velvet Ribbons. .'.......
 19c, 25c, S5c, 45c a yd Nadine Neck Ruffs 75c,9sc, $1.4s, $1.9s 25c Black and White Waterproof
 Nadine 15c yd SSc Black and White Waterproof
 NAaIne . AoC yO $4.OO Black and White Silk Spanish
 Lace ScarfS SLID SIPS White Embroidered Lawn Waists
 Slightly SoiIed .....-.......... 4sc $1.O0 Embroidered Lawn Waists 75c $1.35 Embroidered Lawn Waists 9Sc $2.OO Embroidered Lawn Waists $1.4S $2.5O Embroidered Lawn Waists $1.9S $4.OO Fancy Chiffon Waists. .$1.75 $1.5O Genuine HeatherbIoom Petit
 SOACS sO0C $1.75 MessaIine Silk Petticoats. .$1 .SS S2.5O MessaIine Silk PetticoatS. $1 .9S $3.5O Taffeta Silk Petticoats. .. $2.75 $2.75 Taffeta Silk Petticoats. $1.SS Marabout Boas and ,Capes SPAS, $3.9s,
 $5.98, were $4.0O to $9.OO.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
China and Glass in the Mill End Sale

DECORATED DINNERWARE of reg ular quality and in good shapes. COTTAGE SET of 46 pieces, fancy gold decoration, regular $3.25, 4e PIECE COTTAGE SET, flower dec oration, gold finish, regular $4:25. SETS OF 100 AND 112 PIECES, American porcelain,1o different and DTNNER-sETs of splendid pattern and tasteful decoration, 100 and 112 pieces. regular $12.6O to $1155'u CUPS AND ,SAUCERs. decorated in fancy patterns, regular $1.2o to $1.5o DECoRATED SCcGTEi PLATES and creamers and bowls and spoon-trays and pickle dishes, a large and attractive lot, regular 10c, sc PLAIN WHITE porcelain and hotel ware with small hurts:
 cups and saucers, regular $1 to
 plates, ali sizes. regular 75c to
 bowis.reguiar 5c to 45e.sc to asc
 pitchers. regular 12c to soc, so. SPLENDID BRILLIANT lot of Amer ican cut glass in many shapes and sizes and patterns.
 OLIVE DISHES, spoon trays, bon-bon dishes, handled nappies and such, worth s1.25 to s1.75, 95c SALAD BOWLS, ,ice-cream trays, pitch CTS. vases, comports, etc., worth $3
 
 HANDSOME DISHES of many shapes and sizes and styles. worth $5 to $6,
 $3.5O FANCY ETCHED TUMBLERS, sew eraI patterns. worth 75c dozen, 45c PLAIN BLOWN TUMBLERS, worth soc and soc dozen. S9c ROGERS & HAMILTON extra-heavy plated ware, excellent pattern but one which will not be hereafter car ried by the store,spoons ladies forks and knives worth from soc each to S6.5O dozen 35c to $3.5O ART DOME GAS-LIGHTS in hand some patterns, 20 22 and 24 inch, good colors, regular $5.75 to $6.5O,
 regular se.5o to s13.5o, $7.95 GAS AND ELECTRIC portable table lamps, many patterns, regular $4.5o to $8.50. $3.95 and $4.95 MAGIC INVERTED LIGHTS, com p1ete, regular 45c. 29c'
 Books and Stationery
 in the Mill End Sale POPULAR COPYRIGHT BOOKS, good stories, bit soi1ed, regularly BOOKS taken from the stores regular collection of $1.15 to $1.35 new publications, soiled by handling, CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOKS, a tri1e hurt by display, in the Mill End Sale at 1-2 OLDE PLYMOUTH LAWN stationery paper, usually 35c ID 22c
 envelopes. usually 12kc, 10c FANCY BOX STATIONERY I ,one ry9ro coRREsPoNDENCE CARDS. one quire in box. usually 25c, z1c CORRESPONDENCE CARDS. one quire. Bridgeport, Conn., stamped in blue. with envelopes to match, worth 25c. 15c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
Mems and Young Mems
 Clothing

SUITS, good wood fabrics, sizes S2 to 46, regular $1O and $12.5o, $5 HAND-TAILORED two and three piece suits. nice fancy fabrics, reg sTaPnE Ilar El9 AND NORFOLK suits of splendid reasonable fabrics. regular FINE FANCY MIXED SUITS from all of the stores best makers, two and three piece and Norfolk suits, high grade and hand tailored reg u1ar $2O $25 and $30, S15 TROUSERS for outing and for bus mess wear, regular $2 to $5, GUARANTEED RAINcoaTs tiSS of of Tub berized cloth, gray or tan, regular sWEET-oRR OvERALLs and jump CTS, white or plain blue.
 blue, sizes to 42, worth soc, 65c
 A to 50, worth $1, 75c / white, sizes to AZ. worth soc, 65c
 A to 50. worth $1, 75c (Not over two garments to a cus-
 tomer)
 Boys Clothing WASH SUITS, white and coIors, many styles, worth Soc to $1.60.
 KHAKI TROUSERS. and linen and woolen, worth soc to s3, STRAW HATS and wash and ratine and cloth hats, worth soc to $1, HOUSES AND SHlhIS. white or colcrs, with collars or without, worth 25c to $1 19c to S5c RONfPERS, strong serviceable and well-made' worth soc .ea and 75cs NORFOLK WASH SUITS, blue gray and natural linen, some of crash, worth $3, $2.65 we'she worth zoe to 1ec to s5o PAJANIAs, white and colors, with col lar or without, worth soc to $1,
 39c to S5c WOOLEN SUITS of summer style, Norfolk and double breasted, blue serge and gray or brown mixtures, All of DoubIe-Service family with two pairs of trousers, worth S3 to $7.50, $2.65 to $5.95
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09

$1.OO Untrimmed Straw Hats and
 Sailors -2oc SIPS Untrimmed Straw Hats and
 Sa11OfS 4eSc $2.5O Untrfmmed Straw Hats and
 Sailors 9Sc $1.5O White Chip PokeS. .75c $500 White Hemp Hats. $1.4S $1,OO Black and Colored Rough Straw
 Banded Sailors .-.....-..... 4Sc $1.5O Black and CoIored Rough Straw
 Banded Sailors .IOc 75c Boys White Straw Hats. 25c $1.5O Cl1iIdren's Trimmed Hats. 75c| $2.OO CIliIdren's Trimmed Hats. 9ScI $500 ChiIdren's Trimmed Hats. $1.4S $4.OO ChiIdren's Trimmed Hats. $1.9S soc White Ratine Hats. .25c $1 .OO White Ratine Hats. ...... .4Sc $1.5O White Ratfne Hats. ....! .7Jc $2.OO White Ratine Hats. 9Sc $1.5O- White Corduroy Hats. .75c $2.25 Black Straw Ready-to-Wear
 1uRDanS @1.SO $2.OO CoIored Hemp Straw Turbans 48c 15c All Silk Ribbons. 100 yd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
Japanned and Galvanized
 Ware in fho Mill End Sa1a

TOILET-STANDS, japanned, complete BREAD s AND CAKE BOXES. Eortn CANIsTERs for tea coffee ' sugar a g and flour, set of four, worth 75c, 45c FLOUR CANISTERS, 20 and 50 ID sizes worth 40o and ase se' and $50 CAKE BOXES Mith roll top. white FOOT TUES, japanned, worth s5c. BABIES 5apanned bath-tubs, worth worth a5c. 5Sc wringer attachment worth 75c and CLIMBER FAILS. galvanized. worth WAITER FAILS, galvanized.w worth 'soc, GARBAGE CANS of heavy galvanized Wonth 1ron wfn 5e to s E a9e to 2ze AsH-CANs. heavy and strong, worth s1-76' S1.15 GRAND NO. 10 wRNGERs. worth BRooMs. parlor size. worth s5e, 5i1s sEnF-wR1NG1NG MoPs. worth s5c, 2O-NrULE-TEAM BoRAx, pound package, worth 12c, 10c TOILET PAPER, regularly 6 for 25c. AMMONIA, regular i5c. 9c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, regular 1Oc size, 7c BABBITT's. 6 cakes soap and 2 pkgs 1776 powder, 25c
 Howco Food Products
 in the Mill End Sale COFFEE. roasted the day it is sold right here at the store:
 2Sc grade, Ibc St> .
 BOG. grade, A Tbs $1
 35c grade, s3a IDS s1
 38c grade, 8 lbs $1 TEAS of exclusive blend, rich strong
 35c grade. 4 lbs $1
 45c grade, lbs S1
 60c grade Ihs &f COCOA, 1-2 ID can, regular 23c, 15c CHOCOLATE, 1-2 ID cake, regular EXTRACTS, ? oz bottles, regular Isc, SPICES, 1-4 ID packages. regular 1oc, CREAM TARTAR BAKING powder. ID can, regular 39c, 29c
 IA ID can, regular 10c, Sc GRAPE JUICE, splendid flavor, reg u1ar zoe bottle, 3 for soc OLIVE OIL, pure and fine, cans from one pint to one gallon: regular 45o to $3.25, 35c to $2.8O
 SUNSHINE BISCUIT
 TAKHONTA ORA ACKERS, carton of 12 Sc packages, 37c ANY REGULAR Sc pkgs,
 for 15c, 42c doz ANY REGULAR 10c pkgs,
 8 for 25c, 93c dog. SPECIAL sex of American biscuits, SUGAR WAFER DAINTIEs, regular soc 4Oc SPECIAL BOX of English biscuits. ID assorted, regular 35c- 29c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
coMMIssIoNERs MAY coNTEs,

Five of the seven Republican county commissioners, whose terms expire Sept 30. met yesterday to consider whether they would make claim to their right to hold office after Sep tenaber 30, against the men named by Gov Baldwin, there being no selec- tions in the seven counties by the Legislature. While there was no defi-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
THE SMITH-MURRAY GO.
 Close at O'Clock P 11 During July and August

Lot of Odd Shades, 25c, 39c, soc Quality. Your Choice 17c each.
 (Basement.) KITCHEN DEPARTMENT Gas Plates, O5c, SIPS, $1.5O, $2.25, $2.5O, $2.96, $3.5O, $3.75. Ovens 75c, s1.4s, SIZES, ss.75, $500. Galvanized Garbage Cans z5c, s5c, 95c, $1.75.
 Copper Bottom Wash. Boilers SIPS, $1.4s, $1.75.
 Infants Bath Tubs ssc, $1.25, s1.5O, $1.75.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
Fancywork in the Mill End Sale

BATTENBERG TABLE COVERS. round and square, 72 inch, worth $5, STAMPED CHEMISE of fine nain- sock. worth 6Oc, 39c LAUNDRY BAGS, fancy cretonne, worth 29c, 23c SHIRT-WAIS of stamped linen, worth 25c, 21c SCARFS in copy of CIuny style, 8 by 52 inches, worth soc, 39c
 Leather Goods HANDBAGS fitted with coin purse, large number of styles, black and colors:-
 worth $1, 58c
 worth $1.50, $1.19 LEATHER BELTS, black tan blue and gray, worth soc, 30c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
Refrigerators and Stoves
 in the Mill End Sale

GAS COOKERS with three burner top equipped with broiler and over, reg ular s7.6O, %o.eo RELIANCE BLUE-FLABTE oil stove, vvickless, double burner, regular ga 50 s2.05 FTTAT-BURNER double wick oil stoves, regular 7Sc, 5Sc LARGE OVENS for use on oil stoves or gas plates, regular s2, $l-4o ALL INTERPRETATIONS of whatever make or size go into the Mil Bad Bale at Mill End price. For @S- aHnpfb? -. -. ROWLAND REFRIG Ef$A'rcg7S tdst were S7.5o. REFRIGERAroRs that were sl2.7B.
 $8.95 NORTH POLE ICE- CREAM frezers regular s1 and 91.25, Z5c and 0Sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09

s2-SO Trimmed Dress Hats. -. .75c SS-50 Trimmed Dress Hats. .25 $500 Trimmed Dress Hats. .&1.9S $500 Trimmed Dress Hats. .... S.95 We have hundreds of beautiful Trim
 med Hats formerly priced from $1O
 $50, prices now less than half.
 S1-OO Bleached Peanut Straw Braid
 Hats QUO S1.5O BIeached Peanut Straw Braid
 AatS Ooc S2-25 Bleached Peanut Straw Braid
 H&IS . SA.4O S2-50 Curacoa Panama Hats. .$1.75 S2-2S Curacoa Panama Hats. $2.25 S4-zo Genuine Panama Hats, Small
 S12peS SZ.S8 S5.50 and $500 Genuine Panama Hats,
 Large shape $3.9S S7-SO Genuine Panama Hats, Large
 Shapes $4-9S SS-50 Genuine Panama Hats, Large S10.00 Genuine Panama Hats, Large
 snaPS -----.... S7-4S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
KitchenWare in the Mill End Sale


 ALUMINIUM WARE of standard qual- ity and special utility, light and strong and growing more in favor LIFTED SAUCE-PANS, fry pans, stew pans. etc., regular soc to 75c, BERLIN sAUCE-PANs, regular S1, TEA-KETTLEs, good size, regular $2.1O, $1.69 BLANCHE TURQUOISE blue enam- elware, inside coating of white, ,ev- TEA AND COFFEE POTS, regular soc and 55c, 3Sc TEA KETTLES and Berlin kettles, regular soc and 65c, 48c BERLIN KETTLES, several sizes, reg ular 55c to soc, 39c to z2c BASINS, worth 25c, 1ec GRAY ENANfELED WARE, tea-ket- ties dish-pans coffee-pots rice-boil- e-7 sauce-pans etc, worth 35c to sec, 23c NICKEL-PBATEDt tea and coffee pots, solid copper of good weight, pint size. worth 85c. 56c NTCKELED TEA-KETTLEs, No. 8. excellent weight, solid copper,worth GLASS SHELVES. 24 inch. worth 75c. GLASS TowEn-BARs. "A inch. worth NIcxELEN rowED-BARs. 30 inch. worth 40c, 29c BATH-TTTB SEATS, white enameled, worth 65c, 4Sc COPPER WASH BOILERS, oval worth $1, TAG
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
Mems Wear
Mems Shirts

SOFT AND NEGLIGE SHIRTS of many patterns, 50 cent sort but not soc SHIRTS of many patterns, negiigs and soft in light and dark patterns, blue chambray and black sateen and twill shirts, light striped percale COAT NEGLIGEs, percale or ponges. plain co1ors or striped, some with attached collar, French cStfEs, worth S1 NEGLIGE SHIRTS, white or good stripes and figures or plain pongees ISE s9me sF DFsF a9taonsq a9d neFSe eoaF shirts mad
 ras percale and soisette,worth $1:5Os NrCHTsHrRrs. white or fancy trim med with or without collar, worth soc and 7Bc, .. 35c and 58c PAJAMAs, plain colors or fancy pat terms. worth s1 to Sa; SSa;. ,o s,as
 Underwear and Socks MESH AND BALBRIGGAN under wear, cool and light worth SSe, SIMMER BAI.BRTGGAN rnderwear of 50 cent quality but with some ROXFORD GAUZE and baIbriggan underwear, all styles, worth 5oc TrNION SUITS of splendid quality and - 79c and S1.15 SOCKS OF SILK,colors or black, pure SILK, dOuDlS SOAcs AAsAS AhCCAf. axe and 5Oc 2oc and SDC THRFAD SILK and silk-hnish lisle socks, coIors and black and spit foot worth 25c, ASc GAUZE LESLIE SOCKS with deep re- fnforced toe and high-spliced heel tan or black, worth 25c, 1Sc BLACK COTTON SOCKS and colors or split foot worth 121Sc, 11c LIGHT AND MEDIUM welght cotton socks, black, worth 10c, 5 1Fs FOG
 Ties and Belts
 TIES. silk and knit and washable le, good colors and styles, worth ioc to oVS' BELTS AND SUSPENDBESS. good styles and well made, worth zoe ana Eoc 10c and SSc GATHERS. Paris Brighton and ses- ton. worth 25c, Aoo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09

25c Silk Rose Sprays ....4..... .4ec soc Flower Sprays. .15c $2.5O Ostrich Feather Bands, .$1 AS $500 Ostrich Feather Bands. :. .$1.9 .9S $1.25 Black or White Ostrich Fumes
 .tOC $1.5O Black or White Ostrich Fumes
 08c $500 Black or White Ostrich Fumes
 ....... .$10S $500 Black or White Ostrich PIun1es
 $@.So $7.OO Black or White Ostrich P1umes $1O.0O Black or White Ostrich PIumes
 -%7:4S 75c Silk Shetland VeiIs. .4Sc 69c Chiffon Wells 1 1a y1s. long. S9c $1.12 Chiffon Wells F yds. long. 75c $1.5O Chiffon Wells F yds. long. 9Sc $2.OO Chiffon Wells 1 1z yds. long $1.4S $2.5O Idnenette Auto Coats. 08c $500 Ldnenette Auto Coats. $1.4S $500 and $6.OO Linenette Auto Goats
 sO0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
THE SMITH-MURRAY co.

mite decision reached, in the absence of two of the commissioners, the sen timent of the meeting was for the pres ent holders to contest the claims of the seven appointees of Gov. Baldwin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09

Plain and brocade velvets are ex- pected to be in good demand this fall
 Blue stockings and blue shoes ap- pear with white dresses and blue sash-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
Notions in the Mill End Sale

SPOOL COTTON, cord. 900 yds. BROOKS COTTON. 100 yds. worth tor 9i ae. KINGS FASTING COTTON and Aunt Lydia's button thread, worth 5e. NIT DARNING COTTON, worth w1N6soR 71 S HOOKS AND EYES. S ESE .wopth or DEnomG MoptS 1oeI oaUNdP hooks and sxes' sc SAFETY PfNs, all sizes. worth 5c.
 Sc DREssMAKERs PINS, 1-2 ID box, worth 25c, 1Sc KIRBY-BEARD PIN SHEETS, 300 count, worth Sc, sc BONE HAIR-PINS, dozen on card. worth 15c card, sc HAIR-PIN CABINETS, assorted pins, worth 1oe, Sc ENGLISH TWILLED TAPE, 10 yd piece, worth Sc. Sc BIAS SEAM TAPE,white, 6 yds,worth TAFFETA SEAM BINDING, black and white, worth lac, 1Xc DRESS SNAPS. worth Sc dog, Sc SEWING BASKETS, good wicker. MACHINE wSfrIl OIL. will not gum, worth HEAVY MESH SHOPPING BAGS. STOCKING PEET, ali sizes. worth Sc HOSE SUPPORTERS and dress SANITARY APRONS, extra good. LARGE HAIR NETS. worth 25c. COLLAR STAYS, removable, worth PEARL BUTTONS. small sizes. worth 10c dog, DC
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
HETEROGENEOUS

HETEROGENEOUS The Celebrated "RANNEY'' line priced much less than you can buy elsewhere.
 We can sell you a Refrigerator as Ioy7 as S6.5O, S1O.5O, S11.5O, S1s.5O. $15.5O, $17.5O, $2O.OO, $22.5O. Galvanized Watering Pots, 29c, SDC, 45cs 52a -----~"
 Enameled Toilet Stands, Bowl, Pitcher and Soap Dish, $1.S9, s1.T5 each.
 (Basemennt.) ART DEPARTMENT Special Sale of Satin Pin Cushions, A-5-6 Inch-Pink and Blue, Bc each
 (Right Aisle.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
3lSt LOCKHART MILL END SALE BEGINS JULY lO at A.
Toiletwares in the Mill End Sale

PEROXIDE, 1e oz bottle. worth 14c. EUREKA VIOLET TALoUDE, l ID ABSORBENT COTTON, pound roll, worth 25c, 10c HAIR AND MILITARY brushes, sam pies, worth $1 to $2, 89c TOURIST CASES, rubber lined, worth $1 and up 79c NAIL BRUSHES, worth 15c and 25c, TOOTH BRUSHES. worth 15c to 25c, CosNdo BUTTERAfILK SOAP, pure and good. usually 7c cake, box 8 ARMoUR's BONANZA SOAP, usual 1y 25c box of cakes, f9c WATER BOTTLES, good rubber, worth 75c $1 and up,
 5ec and sSc COMBINATION SYRINGE and hot quality, worth s1 and up, sec COMBINATION SYRINGE and hot water bottle. worth $1.75 and $2.
 $1.25 RUBBER CLOVES. worth 26c, 19c BALsAM SOAP, worth 15c cake. DRESSING COMBS, worth 15c 1Oc CASTLE SOAP, solid bar, worth 19c, GLYCERINE AND ALLPURE soap, usually 7e cake, for 7c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
Towels and Spreads in the Mill End Sale

WHITE SPREADS hemmed or firing ed. crochet or satin weave, sizes from small for single beds to great large ones. worth $1 to $5,
 S5c to S4.25 AEkSCEL WASH CLOTHS, worth Sc,
 8 for 10c HUCK TOWEBS, bIeached, red bor- der. worth 1oc, g for 25c TURKISH and bleached huck towels, worth 12Ec. 1Oc HTEK and Turkish towels, good size, worth 15c. 121zc HUCK TOWELS. large ones of cot ton or smaller of part-linen, worth 1sc 15c BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS, good size, worth 1ec and 22c. LINEN DASIAsK and huck towels and attractive bleached Turkish towels. worth 25c. 21c SPLENDID ABSORBENT bIea ched fFE-rfrfrfe1r Or
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
Black Woolens in the Mill End Sale

BATTSTE of pure wool, effective black-and-white checks, worth 39o yd, 29c STORM sERGE,albatroz and batiste. good black-and-White checks, worth soc 39c WHTFCORD, satin-strtped fabrics, plain serges. worth 75c, soc WOOL TAFFETA and storm serge handsome striped mohairs, diag- e1als. voiles. oxford SuiGngs ana storm serges, worth 75c, 59c PANAMA and sponged and shrunk- ens serge. worth $1, 79c PRTEETLA AND ARMURE, fine striped serge and sturdy sicilian. worth S1.z5, SSc WHFPCORD, diagonal, prunelIsL, ar mure and fine wills worth $1.25 to S1-50, 95c SPLENDID SERGES and whipcords and diagonals and prunellas, rich in depth of hue, worth $1-25 and $15O. $1.15 BROADEOTH, 50 inch. shrunken nnd nronred- Wnrfh S1.75. S1.39
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
CLOAK DEPARTMENT

CLOAK DEPARTMENT Special Sale of 100 Voi1e and Lawn Dresses, Worth $7.5O. Your Choice $4.95 each.
 (Second FIoor.) Sale of Corsets in a variety of styles, worth soc. Your choice 29c Pair.
 (Main Floor Rear.) CARPET DEPARTMENT New Line of Velvet and Administer Rugs, size 27x54-$1.O0, $1.25, S1.49 each. Values $1.5O to S1.9e. Cocoa Door Mats, Extra Value 59c, 75c, $1.OO each.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
Silk Petticoats n tha MiJ1 End Sale

SAMPLE FETTTCOATS of silk of nice quality, made up in attractive new models. messaIfne and tanetaL In both plain hues and in changeable effects. very tasteful and pretty and of irnpresstve quality: worth S4 to se S29O and $3.z5 CHIFFON TAFFETA and fine messa- line pstt1coats. good colors. good styles, worth S3, S1.9O
 EXTRA-SIXE BLACK TAEFETA pet ticoats, models that will please and made with exceptional care, worth s4 and ss. s2.9O and S3.75
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
Sheets and Pillow cases in the Mill End Sale

BLEACHED SHEETS 72 or s1 by 9o 1afnches. worth soc 42c SOLID BLEACHED SHEETS, 72 by Eleo worth soc. soc n1 BY 90 INCH BLEACHED sheets,
 worth G5c and T5c 55c and CSC FRUIT OF THE ESCM sheets, s1 by
 SO worth soc FOG ELEACHED PILLOW CASES, 45 by
 sS worth 12 1k c. 10c ~RTTT OF THE LOOM pillow cases,
 worth 17c, 45 by 3e inches. 14c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09

BERLIN SAUCE-PANs, regular S1, TEA-KETTLES, good size, regular
 $2.10, $1.69
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-19
MRS. TRUWIT ENTERTAINS.

Mrs. Fred w. Truwit of Fourteenth
and Elizabeth streets received some fifty
guests yesterday afternoon to meet her
gusts, Mrs. j. l.. Cunningham of Beau
mont, and Miss Charlotte Gotez Of San
Antonio. Mrs. Cunningham was form.
crlv Miss Olivia Russell of Brownsville.
She is prominently connected with the
State Federation of WOmen's Clubs. hav-
ing been secretary of the federation for
two years, and was elected president Of
the fourth district at the recent meeting
at Corpus Christi.
Five hundred was the diversion during
the afternoon. and there were ten tables.
Mrs. Cunningham was presented with a
guests prize a Haviland china jelly
jar. and Miss GOetz was presented with
a cut glass vase. Mrs. J.. w. Davis was
awarded the first prize for high score al
cards. a cut glass cOmport; and a sim
liar prize was awarded to Mrs. LOcw fOI
second high score.
Mrs. Truwit'S home was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and ferns
roses having been scattered in prDfusion
throughout the house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-19

Free BoTtipg- hufsday Afternoon
from 2:3O to 1870 ladies and their es-
corts are invited to bowl free at the Rex
bowling alleys, Stegman building. The
windows will be frosted and the room
curtained off from outside gazcrs. AL
are Invited to come and bring their lady
partners. ADV.
For the Business Nan. DO you want
to buy out the finest business in Browns
vile? Best Equipped Confectionery in
the city, centrally located. Magnificent
fountain-it's for sale. It's your chance
You can get it-Rcady for business as
soon as you want to open the ~doors-Its
the Paragon neutrality-suspicious.
VIM. G. Craig, Trustee. ADV. If
Leases Mason HOmc.-Mrs. +. X. Kin
l0ch has leased the Mason home at
Tenth and Levee streets, and will occu-
Ply it in Il few days.
Treble Chf Club concert Tuesday,
November %, Dittmann Theater.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-19
ORGANIZE SOCIAL CLUB
MEXICAN YOUNG MEN BAND To
GETHER AND ELECT OFFICERS
AND DIRECTORS.

A preliminary meeting of Mexican
young men was held last night in the
Hicks building to start the ~organiza.
ton Of the Mexican Social Club" Of
fi"erS and directors were elected. and
the directors will hold a meeting Thurs
day night for the purpose Of drawing
up a constitution and set Of bylaws for
the organization
The officers:
Jose MARTINEZ. president.
John B. Hoyt. treasurer.
Ado'fo Sierra. Francisco Loncoria.
Antonio Alfonso. Gualbcrto Pumarcio.
directors.
Why Not NOr.-Somc moruiur van
are going to try our good coffee for
breakfast. and wish that you had tried
1t before Try it once for luck. Merchants
Cafe Oh Twelfth Street.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-19
LEARNERS CLUB MEETS.

The Learners Club met Tuesday after
noon at the residence Of Mrs. May Dick
ems. Owing to the absence Of the pres
idcnt from the city and the illness of tho
president and several of the members
J.. w. Holt. secretary acted as president
for the evening. The small attendance
necessitated the postponement Of tho
days program, but it will be carried ont
Tuesday. November - The club vii
meet at that time ut the residence 81
Mrs. DR.. Workman.