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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-22
HUNTERS LICENSES

,HUNTERS' LICENSEES.
I County Auditor C. III. Bunker has
issued the following hunters IL
censes: ag5s3 ~, Z! t1 s.s.l
+ i Arthur Platt, Colesburg.
g o. o. Smith, Manche ester.
Miller II. Smith, Earlville.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-22

4 3tr5 ~
where the frightened horse was stop
ped the father saw the daughter take
her last breath. death following the
shooting within fifteen or twenty
minutes That De Lair intended to
take the lives Of the couple is 3eyi-
denced BY; the, fact that She picked q
spot along the road side where he
would not be detect by the young
people until It would be Ssf too late.
knowing that members OF the John
SON familyswere in the habit OF driv-
Ing Mr. Aliens spotted pony. and
fearing he might slay some 5 other;
than Mr. OF, Mrs. Allen; he made sure
OF his acts by first inquiring as to
who occupied the buggy. The facts
as recited above were furnished q re-.
porter Of this paper. the first Of the
week, and we have every reason to
believe that the members Of the
girls family are in a position its
know the facts a. they will be
brought out In q trial OF the murder
er should the case ever come to
EYADEs PossE:. 3sss
81 For two nights and q day De Lair
success fully evaded the officers and
posse of citizens. Following the.
shooting he made his escape into
the woods and hills In the. vicinity
OF .Hopkinton. Bloodhcunds from.
Waterloo were pressed into service,
but were OF little use to the officers
In running down the fugitive. A
search was Instituted early Thursday
and kept up constantly un- n
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-22
(; DAIRY DAY AT DEL III. III

fF The citizens Of Delhi extend "a
|cbrdial invitation to all citizens 4 Of
|DelaWare$ county to, attend the third
|annual Dairy Day, which I Is to be
held Inc Delhi on w ednesday August
5th.
The officers have arranged IAN ex-
|cell program for the occasion, and
|aaI YisitO will be made Well come.
The: program Is as fol lows: .
FO ORENO ION.
Meet AT the park at $500 o. .clock. .;ss
|Erom y until 10: 90 Eo' clock; ins pection
Of the Silver Spring Creamery.
10: 90, Judging Of stock awarding OF
premuims and lecture by p. 8. Ess
s tel dairy expert. n: Il;
I, AFTERNOON
Meet at speakers stand at I: 90
as O'Clock. 5ssss
BMpsfcsby band. 553.
Song by mixed quartet: q ft III ~
gInyocat ton BY Rev w estfall "
EWalcOme,f by mayor, ,&si u ss3S.
Address Vocat tion. in Il Relation to
sss Character Buildin e., w w j Marsh,
Il, Waterloo Manufacturer. ID 3.sls.5s .i4-
Song, Miss Jessie Burton. Is Il 55 852$
Address, 5' Dairying'n Z, Prof. James
atson.f Of Ames. 81 $s5si
Dairy Day sketch. 'sThe Editor @ u and,
As 4. tie Farmer !, Howard /. Rann.So Of
M tie as3Ianchester Press. s$S$s sS:$is:s
h9dfHss, AltaHass GroWihE - Pres; Ess
NJ Reed, OF Lenox colleEea
Rem arks w b. Barney state dairy
SSe3F ( commits ioner, J. r Ross, assistant
ssf commissioners Chris Henck and
Others. !, sSSS
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-22

from SHOpktntOn$ to MONT Eel Il sl
Morgan invited hjs old friend
fWheeless aceomp mpany him "a Mon
lticello. hans they reached the
fGreer cr0sstnlls$saa organ evtdents,
Figured 5hats hese make the cross
fling before the : approa hing train
would reach the crossing. S4 N Z: H0
gard, It Is claimed, 4. warned gMr. Nor
/ gan a5numberS0 OF times and urged hin
mot to attempt to cross. N Mr..s2 Morgan,
lit IS claimed, said that the engineer
did not sound the whistle or ring the
bell, while d others declare the en-
gineer did give the Signals The car
Was completely wrecked Thef body
|of Mr..W Wheeless was taken to- Mon
ticello while j farmer who was near
the. scene Of hestragedy brought Mr..
was held on Tuesday afternoon at
Monticello, and the remains brought
to Hopkinton. IL sis. s II:
IF Morgan, the driver OF the auto
mobile, received 4 severe cut on the
head, and sustained internal injuries.
The extent OF the injuries could not
be determined up to the time OF go-
ing to press, although 1t was thought
he would recover, unless conditions
develop OF which the attending phys
sicians are not aware OF atS tne pres ~
ent time. "A 3s: q.
! A. B. WIRELESS. III,
55l. S $Wheeless ona ~ the q solid
4, stn,onaare, ~ naIa waras comfy was
hor1,s In Elkton sWashington comfy.
n1innis y Fahrnarv& IL 1905 His $fath-
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sIs,;,1 $Tsn n ta1.i H Il moi her was
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was naver "a ntnred Or wounded sl He
vas q J great aamirer az Colonel Bis,
sell who Commanded his S regiment.
and General Zachary ,Tavlor "a who
commanded the entire United states
tronns 8. Ha&was the last survivor OF
tho Mexican wal. q. 81 +, ,ssS9I s:.s: z:
:, X, = ! - :,
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was pisnsiIu. n asas NJ: ;;., neetgss as;ss
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Tos To- II ihis1 nion thirtaan = children were
Nm - = Me- ] 1Whaaiass 1at @ nassad ] = away
~ ~ = s7o ;1s'In T. s7a. M Whaa1ess was
:, !, I rr,a1 :. - ~ = AcSss Place i native
I, ~ ! NaW @ ,Vork II "a this nnion four,
ch;iS,a,,. -. a,aa 3 = u MN Nm ,rha .chi,flran
who 49, sarviva fbeirsS fat her are:s Stenh-
y ~ ,Hsurh al soc 3 -, pnrtIand Oregon.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-22

U neY waived reliminarys hearing, UpOl
watying preliminary hearing the pris-
n oneF was remanded to the county
Il jail, to await the action Of the grand
3 Jury, Whichs :conyenes at the October
term Of the District court No bail
bond was asked, because the statute
does not allow bail where murde In
the first degree is charged .I8$
i yiaiI he has expressed little Il any
reErets for the commis sion Of q crime
which cApses all criminal acts ever
ssperpetrated In this county The spris.
|: E:onef does not appear to be nnduly
nervous. sleeps fair y well i. and par
takes Of three meals each day He J is
causing the Ulcers no tronble, and
from all Il appearances 8, at the present
time will face the consequences Of his
awful acts With the same calmness
with which he took the life Of the
! seventeen year old girl on the night Of
July a 9Th.
PARENTS IN STATEMENT
When interviewed byS reporter OF,
this paper earlier IN the week, Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. ILLS, parents or the,
Mrs. John "a Hen. d gave al recital OF,
the incidents which lead to- the trag-s
/ ssdy. mi which their oldest chile, q
SdAughter Of Seventeen years, and q
Sbrtght, lOYable girl, Z. vas shot to-
death while riding in a buggy by the
side or her hns band
During the mon tn OF August, 1913,S
George DE Lair q cousin of 4 &
Mills came to the N Hills home and
IA ,a ma "a n nae
sS1nnA fars .o,na litt3a rs i q nnrinp
E1SSSnhar nfs 3 & Svear ii
,saain ~ MINIS farm
:snd huakedI corn forl .1 sayera1 y1.s sweaks
Affar7 corn h,,sk n J Was am "a ~
$leSts fnr mart ss5I,n known ana VAS mot
heard ron for som I iitt,e iia l.. lime Tha
naranta and 16t ,,er 4 an lIars ~ .ss ,s
mnrdarad suirl's IA = III q afad n Nj sffa
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scIaims aristed Nj ~aan NJ ha two was
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iwaa eyidenaced nv I tha TACT sfhaf Ia
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'coura red him s-S ;sa's .1 5s3s
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came ssto1 the Mills home. On the ~ nre.
;tart sthat IL aisha a Z ~ 81 80 !, nstnasal
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22

Athletic Shirts and Drawers. Regu-
 lar price 49c. Sale price. A2c Athletic Shirts and Drawers. Reg
 lar price 25c. Sale price. 18c Scriven elastic Union Suits Regu- lar price $1.5e. Sale price $f .29 Light weight ribbed Union Suits,
 ecru and white. Regular price Fine ribbed Union Suits. Regular
 price 49c-e Sale price =, soc Nainsook Union Suits. Regular
 price 49c. Sale price 42c Cool Soisette PaJamas, all co1ors.
 Regular. price S1.49. Sale price Cool soisette Pajamas, all cdiors,
 Regular price ssc. Sale price 78c Striped Sofsette Pajamas, fast col-i
 orss Regular price s8c. Sale special lot of colored Pajanas- as Regular price 7sc. Sale price soiaette and Nainsools Night shirts,
 co1ored borders. Regular price
 Sl.ee. Sale price sec Soisette and Nainsook Night Shirts colored borders. Regular price
 75c. Sale price .S.s. 04Q Muslin Night Shirts, with and with
 out c6llors- Regular price 4sc. All 1a59 ogr pae9lar asc silk t1es com. ,c prising crepes, washable silks and
 stripes will be sold at.5.s 19c Leather Belts Regular price 25c.
 Sale price 1Dci Leather Belts, with initialed buckle
 Regular price 50c. Sale price 88cs President and Shirley Susp
 Regular price soc. Sale price 39c Police Brand and light weight
 Suspendera Regular price 25c.
 Sale price 10c Cotton Hose, all co1ors. Regular
 price f2 7h c. Sale price .....dOc Cashmere Hose. Regular price 25c.
 Sale price 12c Combination set of sox, tie clasp
 and silk handkerchief. Regular
 price 9sc. Sale price A0c Silk four-in-hand and tie clasp to
 match. Regular price 49c. Sale
 price .ss. 20c Soft Collars, all colors. size 12I to
 1S. Regular price 1256c. Sale Wash Ties, all coiors Reguiar
 12A Nc Sale price 2ca Red Bandana Handkerchiefs, large size Regular price Ioc. Sale price -n 1. F. z
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
KID, DoESKIN AND MOCHA GLOVES
 NOTE THE SAVING

Washable white doeskin glove, lFsownes). Regular price 8 20 20; T .adies. sTss gray ray and black mocha gl6Ve silk lined winter weightl. Regu- lar price s1960. Sale price $1-O9 Ladies' tan mannish FOwnes glove. Regular price 50. Sale price Black kid glove, two clasp. white embroidered backs. Regular price sI.50. Sale price .$f-29 troidered backs CFownes and Trefousse). Regular price $1 DO. Fownes Szas paand and Trefousse. fine kid kid gray and white: Regular price $1-50. Sale price. $1.29 Trefousse and Princess two clasp kid glove, tan, black. gray and
 " aite. Regular price $l-o0- Saie Blaek 1 K kid glove, with white stitch Ing two clasp Regular price $1. Sale price q. .-.. sac black ernbr idered backs Regu-fG lar price $1-0O. Sale price. 89c Washable white doeskin gloves 1short). Regular price $1.00 Sale Tan and gray mocha gloves lwin- ter weight-) Regular price 1:po- Sale price -s.- .s-ts :. o9q Children's Queen Louise ana plque
 
 price s1 .oo Sale price 89c Long white kid glove, 16 button,
 Trefousse. Regular price $2-98.
 Sale price ss. " .SV Ladies two clasp kid glove in tan,
 black and gray. Regular prize
 39c. Sale price AUG Ladies two clasp kid white glove,
 self and block stitching Regu-
 lar price 89c. Sale price, 50c P. K. Glove. black, white and tan,
 self and contrasting stitching.
 Regular price $1.19- Sale price Long white doeskin glove, wash z able1, 16 buttonAParis point back. Regular price $2. 98- Sale Long white kid glove, 1 6 button
 Regular price $2.00. Sale price
 ....9.l... $1.68 Ladies short washable cllakmo1s
 glove, in natural and white. Reg
 uIar price $1.0O. Sale price. roc Ladies' black suede glove, three
 clasp. Regular price $1. 50. Sale 50T1C0 .f.,. - Q I 10
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
LADIEs SILK HOSE

women,s Italian silk hose. fuii
 fashioned. high spltced heel, fin regular sizes only. $1.60. Sale price -.l.-.8.5.s. .-s.-.-.s. $1.S9 Women,s silk hose in a very heav,
 quality with colored hem and
 high spIteed heel, &1-5ot Sale
 price -.s-t-. -$1-3e Women,s out sizes silk hose with
 Bsle garter top and high sp1iced sheel in black only, regular price
 $1.00. Sale price --..- t-t 93c Wornen's pure silk hose in a73 coi- ors with lfsTe garter ton an high spliced heel, regular price S1.Cos Sale price .-.. sec Women's boot silk ho5b n all ces-
 ors with high spi1ced heel and fine 1isle garter 10 pE ,reEnlar price ! soc. Sale price .- 44c Women's boot silk hose Fin black and tan with high apliced heel and ltsle garter top Regular price
 35c- Sale price. 29c WoTnen's full fashioned silk lisle hose.in gauge or medium weight
 extra high splieed heel, regular price soc. Sale price 80s5 Worpen's out size and opera length silk 1isIe hose especially attrac- tive to stout women. regular price 50c. Sale price 3Qc Women's silk lisle hose ir, rerl1isr and out size, black, white and st n,regular price 25c. Sale price ChildreEi,s silk lisle hose with linen
 heel and toe, especially adapted to hard Wear,s black white ana
 tan, regular price 25c- Sale prIce -a-a- -s-l- lSc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
MEMS FURNIsHINGS

No fade guaranteed shirts Regular price $1.00. Sale price .. SIC Negligee shirts. Regular price $1.50 Nofade soft shirts. Regulaf price $1.50. Sale price -.s $1.1B White. shirts in plain madras ana
 pleated. Regular price $1.O0.i Sale price .s89C- Princely neElige shirts. Regular
 price s9c- Sale price. 54c A lot of soiled neglige shirts, value up to 89c. Sale price 10c White p1eated shirts with string
 tie. cuff links and scarf pin to
 match. Regular price $1.69. Sale; soisette shirts, cool and comfort
 able, for summer. Regular price
 $l.00. Sale price ' zycl Soisette shirts. French cuffs. a trif1e
 soiled. Regular price 89c. Sale work shirts, with double elbow.
 Regular price 49c Sale price 44ci Silk shirts trif1e soiled, waaf1able.
 Regular price $2.0o. Sale price Silk four-in- hands, newest shades
 and patterns. Regular price soc. Sale price -s.z.s. u. S8c BaIbriggan Underw ear. Regular
 price 49c. Sale price .5- 42c BaIbriggan. Underwear. Regular
 price 39c. Sale price sac Balbriggan Und erwear. Regular price 25c. Sale price .. 10cs White Balbriggan Underwear. Reg
 ular price 49c. Sale price 42c NainsoOk Und derwear. Regular price
 26c. Sale price ...s. 19c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
WOMEN,S
w EyMElN O UNDERWEAR REDUC ED TO LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
 IN SOME: CASES

Wornen's lisIe straight vests in fancy crochet tops.
 Regular price 50c. Sale pr1ce 44c Regular price 3sc. Sale price 33c Regular price 25c. Sale nrtce 19c Wome41's sITnm CT weight cotton union suits, low neck, sleeveless. or short sleeve; 1ace or tight knee
 Regular price 5ec. Sale price 44c Regular price 5 50c. Sale price. 44cs
 Women,s low neck, sleeveless and short sleeve, straight vests. Regular price 121z .. Sale price 90 Womenss 1isle union suits, extra sizes, regular price $1.26 Sale
 price $l.dU Regular size, regiIIar price s00.a
 Sale price .-k. 79c LisIe separate garments for won <
 en, reg price 5 SC. Sale price 800 Regular price 50c. Sale price 44c Women's Wool Vests and PaniA Regular price s1.25. Sale price Odds in Ladies Cotton Union
 Suits. Regular price S1s0o. Sale Women's. Wool Union Suits. Regu-
 lar price $2@25 Sale price 1.29 Medium weight Cotton Union Suits
 Regular price SLIGO. Sale price. wool vests and Pants Regular
 price $1. 75- Sale price g8c ReeuIar price $145O. Sale price 75c TIeavy and medium weight Vests, pants and tights in various styles. Regular price 50c. Sale price 38c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22

NIGHT GOWNS

Ladies' night gowns, made Of fine naiusook. silk null and crepe with yokes and sleefes, nicely trimmed " necks.
 For merly sold at $2-25. Sale price
 !. ..B.s. q. = . $1.z9 Formerly sold at $2. %. Sale price
 8f59 rnerly sold at s1.oo and $1.25.
 Sale price ..s. 8zc Formerly sold at $1.oo and 7ec-
 Sale price 2. = :. 67c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22

Just the thing for Cool Night --- Note the great reductions.
 Silk Conf fortables. Regular price
 $5.98. Sale price $3.98 Comfortables. Regular price $S-24.
 Sale price l. -s. $2.24i Comfortables. Regular price $1s09.
 Sale price T. -ss ' 7Dc Conf fortab1es. Regular price SIPS.
 Sale price .1. {. .$1 .49 Comfortables. Regular price $3.49.
 Sale price ,. $2. .4D Conf fortables. Regular price $1.O0.
 Sale price <. .s.l. .y.4.s.fs. u. sec Small Crib Conf forfabIes. Regular
 price 49c Sale price .34c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
CORSET COVERS

soles, made Of fine nainsook, batiste and Seco silk. .prettily trimmed with dainty patterT1s of embroideries and 1aces; some trimmed back and front with German vaI.s lace and ribbon rum i1sertfons 52 Tor merIy sold at $1.o and $1- 50.
 Sale price s. s.s. :. < --ss. 4. 79e Formally sold at soc Sale price
 .s.l.9s .i.iz ..s. 42c Fornarly sold at 25c and 3 Sc. Sale
 price 5. = :. =. ;.s.s ! .22c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
BLANKETS

Blankets Regular price s1.os. Sale Blankets Regular price $z.09. Sale
 price $1 .6D IBlaukets. Regu1ar price $225. Sale N price $1sy9 Blankets. Regular price 49c. Safe price S9e Dish Toweling at SC, 7c, Sc, 10c, 1Sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
PURE LINEN TOWELS
HUCK TOWELS
TURKISH TOWELS

Regular price 12 e. Sale price roc
 Regular price 9c. Sale price 7c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22

Porosknit Underwear. Regu-
 lar price 49c. Sale price 39c Porosknit, Union Suits. A cool
 summer garnlent. Regular
 price 98c. Sale price 79c'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
DRAW FRS

I1adies.S drawers Of good quality muslin. crepe, batiste and pain so9k with ruffles of lace and ern- broidery- These are circular. straight, H elena and bloomer styles Formerly sold at $1.00 and SIPS. Sale price 5 .. .E.s- .s 7c Formerly sold at soc. Sale price g. :. .s.s.sl 2. ' ss.. 42c Forirer1y sold at 25c.s Sale price
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
WOMEN,S
WO1l EMS SILK CLOVES ALL WE'LL KNOWN ADVERTISED GOODS

s.
 TWO clasp SIX glove. tan. black,
 Eray, pongee and white. ReBu- lar price 75c. Sale price o4e Two cfasp silk glove, white with black stitching. Regular price $1.OO. Sale price S8c Two clasp silk glove in white, black, pongee. gray and tan Reg 6 button silk glove black ana white, with contf asting stitch tngsg Regular price s1-5Os Sale price .t., ..e .s.,- %A.<V 16 button silk glove fwhite and blackl lFst Regular price sl;z5, 16 button silk glove in tan. gray, M ponEee. black and white. Reg uJar price $1s00. Sale price 88c 2 button siff glove in tan bonsee, black and white. Regular price
 5c- Sale price e4e Long washabIe chamoisette glove
 Il 6 button, Regular price $1.ee
 Sale price 08c Two clask silk glove, black. white
 and gray, Regular price 5oc
 Sale price s-..-4. ..... 2 -1-- 3Dc g16 button silk glove, white Regu- 12 button silk glove, white. Resu- lar price 75 5c. Sale price G4r Ladies two clasp silk glove, white tand black double tipped. Regular price $1O0. Sale price -..- soc Ladies' two clasp silk glove e4n- brofdered wrists, black white
 and gray. Regular price 75c sr5 Sale price .-s--.. .... .50G Niagara Maid Ladies two clasp silk < glove, black. white, grey, ana navy Regular price soc. Sale Niagara Maid Ladies' long sliE J glove. 12 button length in pom
 gee, navy white and black. Res lllar price 2 SC. Sale price BOe Niagara Maid Ladies' long silk
 glove, 16 button length, pongea
 and navy. Regular price $1.O0
 Sale price .i..- 89c. Niagara Maid Ladies, long embrof-
 dered silk glove, 16 button length
 in sky ana pink Regular price
 $2.0O. Sale price 06e Ladies short 1isle glove tn white
 gray. tan and black. Regular
 price 2bc and soc Sale price 19c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
COMFORTABLES

Regular price 4ec. Sale price S4 Regular price 39cs Sale price q
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
SILK UNDERWEAR

Italian Silk Vests, embroidered. or plain in pink or white Regular. price SIPS. Sale price. $1 .79s Pfain Italian silk Vests with shields. in pink and white. Reg
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
BED SPREADS

Fringed Spreads, ayp. Regular
 price S2.79. Sale price $2 39 Plain Spreads, aep. Regular price Plain Fringed Spreads, vtm. Regu-
 lar price $2.98- Sale price $2s39 Quits, Gay. Regular price $1. 69. Plain Spreads Regular price S1.5s.
 Sale price $1.29 Plain Spreads, atp. Regular price
 $1.6O. Sale price .$1 .29 Plain Spreads. avn. Regular price
 S179 Sale price $1. .49 Plain Spreads Regular price $1. .00-
 Sale price .s. ;. 5. ;. ]. X. .s.s. 79cg Plain Sprea op. Regular price Plain Spreads. Regular price sI.1s.
 Sale price '. 80c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
TABLE DAMASK BY
 THE Y ARD

Pure linen. 72 inches wide. Regu+
 lar price $1s00 yd. Sale price 79c Pure linen Regular price 79c. Sale Cotton Table Damask. Regular price 39c. Sale price . -y. 29o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
Below are a few items of
 WINTER
 UNDERWEAR
Buy them now and lay them away because of the great saving Look at the. reduction:

p>Ns~@--~A - " esJ v ~es - r>-- v great saving Look at the reduction:
 Odds and Ends in Infants Vests and Bands. Regular price 25c. Roots Wool Underwear for cflil- @dren greatly reduced. Regular price 79c. Sale price 59c Regular price 69c. Sale price 49c Priee saie sae ppree prfee sse pr. Denton's Wool SIeepers in ! odd sizes.
 Regular price 7sc. Sale price soc Regular price 59c. Sale price 89c
 NECKWEAR
 Ladies, neckwear Including lace stocks, fancy ja,bots, lace and lawn, dutch collars, boudoir caps. coat sets and windsor ties
 Reg Regular slls price 4sc. Sale price .19c Regular price 25c. Sale price. .14c
 FRILLING Ecru frilling in net and shadow la ces in assorted widths. Regular price 25c: Sale price
 VEII.INGS Chiffon ivefling, double width. black, navy. green, brown and sky. Regular price 5oc- Sale s Chiffon yelling. single width, in brown, red, and other shades Regular price 25c. Sale price 5c Mesh veiIing, plain and shadowed, white, black, brown, gray and navy. Regular price 25c. Sale Regular price soc. Sale price 39c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
BED SHEETS

It will pay you to buy these and lay them away. Just note the saw ing.
 Unbleached Sheets. 2xe o. Regular ~ ny.ice 7sc Sale price, .s.s. COG White Wing Sheets, 12x90.
 Regular price 49c- Sale price S9c aPequOt Sheets, 54x72 Regular
 price 2c Sale price. COG Peuuot Sheets, 8Ix9O. Regular,
 sprice $1.10. Sale price SAC Anchor Sheets. 72xe0- Regular
 price 79c. Sale price. 04c Anchor Sheets. Sox1o8. Regular
 price S1.Oo. Sale price. 94c Anchor Sheets, 2xS (, i, nenstitched.s
 Regular price ssc- Sale price 74c Oakland Sheets, 72x90. Regu-
 lar price 79c@ Sale price 64c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
WOMEN,3 BAIMACA.AN COATS

i 7 I1E f1 In II-W0o1 u1lX1uIGS 4-II Balmaraans that formerly sold at
 $10-00- Sale price -- $6- IS Balrna,raa11s that formerly sold at
 &S0O Sale price .-s*..s. -$A.75 CHIT;DRIsNss COATS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
K AND WOOL
 DRESSES

Hundreds Of dresses featuring every style, all materia1 Is and co1- ors priced at the following great reductions in the Dissolution Sale: Silk Street Dresses, formerly sold
 at $z5-00. Sale price $14-75 Silk Street Dresses. formerly sold
 at $2o.00- Sale price .-. SLOTS silk Street Dresses, formerly sold
 at S15-0O- Sale price u. .$8-75 Silk Street Dresses, formerly sold.
 at $1z-75s Sale price $7-75|
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-22
NECKWEAR
FRILLING

Fcru frilling in net and shadow la
 ces in assorted widths. Regular price 25c. Sale price ze Regular price 49c Sale price 34e