The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-31
.Seml-Annlversary
 Sale Draws Crowd
 To &KrIeger's

| In this age of high cost of living l thrift becomes a1nost a virtue A thrifty man or woman will find some
 thing in the 44th Semi-Anniversary
 sale at Moss & Kreiger's that will cut clothing expenses to the minimum This sale has been an annual event for years and has been looked forward to by scores of people because of the 1 money saving advantages it offers, a well as the fact that it is possible to enter this store during one of these events and se'ect the nerdh aridize
 needed and pay for it, taking advan- tage of the low prices in Small week | ly amounts, These sales have been held for the past P years. Their influence in clothing the family on
 an economical basis have been wide spread. At this special sale the man
 ufacturers have co-operated with the Moss & -Kreiger house and made it
 possible for them to offer many un
 usually. attractive bargains.
 The ladies, coat department contains
 the most brilliant assortment of coats of all kinds from the full-3ength cut
 away effect to the long-cloth coats,
 perhaps the pfettfest ever shown. The
 fabrics include nata1asse, boucle
 plush, a,strachan, chinchillas and oth-
 CT fabrics These will be found fn
 plain and. novelty mixtures-the finest,
 most serviceable all wool fabrics on
 the market. In connection with the
 coat department is a, well developed
 cloak and dress department. for chiI-
 dren Of all ages from the little babe
 of one year to the young miss in the high school. Millinery, under-muslins,
 shoes, dresses and costumes all com
 bine to make a Woman's department in every respect up to the standard of any store hereabouts. The ladies' suit department. where the very lat est styles in broadcloths, matalasse. sheviots,- and fancy mixtures are shown, the prices are exceptionally at tractive. If you will scan the ad- vertisement on another page a graph ic story of big money savings will enhancing attractiveness of the ladies' department, is a well assen bled and brilliant display of costumes and even ing dresses, wash dresses, serge dresses ard every conceivable item of wom- en's apparel. The mems suit and overcoat department; apart from the ladies', contains one of the largest of suits and overcoais car ried in the city. This gives the buyer variety from which to select with no fancy mixtures in every favored style i of this season, are shown to it's best l in this department Fa- brics that are both attractive and dur | able; made in the most substantial l workrnan-Iike manner, guaranteed to | it in every detatl-this, in short, is the | offering in the cloak and suit depart 1 ment at the Moss &Krefger Semi-An- 1 niversary Sale where prices have been | to the minimum.
 The bargain basement contains an | of necessities which are 1 better described in the advertisement. |
 Ladies' millinery, mems hats, shoes, | caps, baby carriages, comfortables and | blankets, mems furnishings, ladies' | every conceivable item | and accessory to the we'll groomed i man or woman may be selected from | the stock at the Semi Anniversary Sale with a full assurance that it will represent an extraordinary value at prices quoted.
 Mr Isaac Moss, the proprietor of Moss & Krieger, is to be congratulat d upon so successfully conducting this business during the past as to bring t up to it's present standard. The growth has been phenomenal, but 1 when one considers the beginning, t must be admitted that for a business to develop as this one, it must have 3een founded on right basis and hat these ideas have continued throughout the stores history.
 The Sale will last until November th, and the public is cordially invited 70 inspect the stock.-Adv.
 Joseph Ennis Of 363 State street 1