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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
PENLlLET'ON ClslNTENNI4Is
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Outlining extensive plans for the
Handredtll Anniversary OF the found
ing OF ..tie organisAtion, the meeting
OF the Pendletoh Warmers Society held
.Xeste. DAY at Randleton, proved To be
iunF of the hest attended in TIL resent
.lsiatnfys. .oG ttiiaE sspeiation.
BY October OF next year, just one
hundred years shall have eiasped since
Che Peadletunl Farmers Society was or
gahized az Pendleton Court House.
DietFiot OF Renaleton. At the time the
only other agricultural society existing
In the United States was the Philadel-
phiis Sociesy for the Promotion or Az:
ricultiire. Several years ago the
Ftiladelphia organization ceased OK
ilatenca hilh ffiarafnrrl fhn Pnnhlafnfl
organization is5she oldest agricultural
society In continuous existence in tho
United statesl And 1t is therefora fit
ting that the members attending the
meetfna Yestefahv Ilecidea that II
would be wise 90 celebrate the Gem
tennial next year. An elaborate cele-
bration VIM be held.
At the meeting yesterday n repro
sentative OF the AndersoH Chamber of
Commerce pledged the active support
OF that organization 10 the movement
Tor Il great ndSrsrn County HonIoS
eoshffg as a part ,of tile centennial
GeleBfati6n at Penlleton and dsresf-
dent Riggs promised THE support OF
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'n 81 b a
Clemson College and agreed to turn
taat eHeire Institution over to the PeI-
dletan Society for one day as q part
or the LIBERATION, 1000 tents will be
,satlrpsd FROM the War paTtnents for
the nso OF persdAs frnmtta distance.
q he ess6l.ds OF tho society SHOW That
1t has snibers In every state in the
jnnIon aid In many foreign eoautries.
MANI or 4 ;iese IRE 7ex pected 70 attend.
A special Invitation WIN be extended
them NJ
Tie plans for the celebration Will
be worked out at specially called
meeting Saturday, May card, by flic
coinsn tee e Yesterday elected, compos-
stl Of Prot. ~. n. Harper and Rev w.
n, a1IlIa UI pieinsun UuIirSy tIIid mess.
Ridge Crazy, nj. M. Hunter and
Gel. .. strib1ing Of Pend teton.
Two days in October, the exact dates
yet to lie selected. !. w III be used.. for. the
celebret On, The Anderson Daily In
tel iiseH will get oss 1s special Cen
tsntiai ton
J. Rothrock a griculturaI Dem
,oRstfa " Of ffe Anderson Chamber of
Comm fcs, and Dry 81. Harper made
tsliSs on cooperation at the meeting,
after ~ az oh the sISaj j6E portion OF tiis
time WIS devoted TO eensi idaring plans
seiiti s1g gestions for the ] 90 AnniYer-
sery meeting g s, Z,
fiFk.
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R-la = Eseas lal > 4. 81 = - l.aI. 2 n
81 ~ - jss5F Fl = ~ q REi78
s q 81 Id,
Pr. Ashmoge,
For Mayor. Tells HIS Viesss On
\ Way sits Should p ! Kim

DR. " r. AsIlenioFe one OF the eauai-
dates for mayor e1 Anderscn, yessar-
,deS made public his platform, IN
ss;;iIiien he gives his VIEWS and opinions
-nn q number q fnnbiie qneatiOns. The
toll cwiEg III hat - +. heriorzs hrs to
say
:. am NOT Id favor 81 the mayor and
IS: IS :. : = = a i56yssad tfiei
term Bf s.isice unless ratified by the
people K, s.
sIl "A ftyar of running the city
on coliae iva btsIleas pTtEeielea
and Us II s. eolis tent 60 DO so / am Ii
FAVOR Of cut ting down the E..la.a ..1.-
neHaes ot The city SyFh eF s
possible 10 do so ST. *.
- mn In favor Of the hest san ION
posi- ele, md tiiat n fund should he
set aside for this pus pose. do not
~ sss:t tsss ;i7ii fsSs9 sheas1 ba
spent on sewer, but for such other
purpoAes that the board of tealsh sens
nm not In favor OF The cts .slts.
centiag sower put iii b ptiVatc parties
until il Isl passed upon l5y q flii6lFsts
OF the board of health nnt c1fy engia
Heer and Fecpm nen1ed by tiiesis ~
feel that the granting oG the
franchise TO the Southern Puiic GIli.
titles company Nas premature and
ghouId have been left TO ths kdmini.
|stsati0n OF s1s-t ., and that Is a
4ens of Anderson should have voted on
Pit before 4 sas graats sia gAssssas
elleSe tIaat the tefEsia OF lie con.
tract i2 lilsfaif sud VIII WORK hard.
IRllip ON the peopfe zzlsi feel that q
40-yaaf contracf Is 500 Ions md fssrl
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RAISING FUNDS T)R
GREAT CONVENTION
AND DERs or FL KS VIII SPEND
ALMOST 81 900
Will FINISH HOME
Local Lodge Of B. 2. q. e. Plans
TO Spend Large Amount
When Elm gsgaet Here
FINISH HON az

The finance committee OF the An
derson lodge OF Elks has reported that
q splendid start has been made on se-
curing funds sufficient to take care OF
the State Association OF Eiks. which
meets here June 17-1S and that there
viii be no lack of hospitality offered
10 the visitors. The local ccmmittee
has reported that they will be able to
secure almost $1,000 d4itIi which TO
take care of the convention
The South Carolina aaociation is
composed ofitIle IL Elk lodges in this
state. and every lodge viii send large
Ideiegatiuns TO Anderson next month.
All told there will be at least 500
Isiks iH anderson for tie two days
and many believe thai an even larger
nuLiber viii be here.
ST'lle handsome new home OF Ander-
son Eikal located on the corner OF
Sharpe and Duffie streets is being
rhpid dly comp leted. W. u. 3fissey, the
contractor, safd yesterday TINT in all
probability the homo wouId be ffnish-
cd about June 10 altheuRh Il wiIl be
ready before that if possible. The
new home will be one uf the most
complete in the state, with sll modern
canyensences and 1t will be credit
to Anderson and 10 Anderson Ells.
The fuEnttuTe for the new place has
already been ordered and 1T will begin
to arrive here within the next few
days
Is. n Carr, district deputy and
grand exalted Tnier for South Caroline
e s: S<sIIviiIe yesterday To
Capt. r. J. Ramers exalted ruler OF
the Andersen lodge, 70 the effect that
the Anderson convention promises to
he the biSgest ever held in the state,
With q ielegaf ion OF about aee9 from
Columbia, an equal number from
Char gIesten and sireenyisle over so
from partanturg and laFge ielega-
tlons from gherry sum seF Orange
burg saffney, loFetlce and other
cities IN the state, 1t Isl ca TO bel ieYe
that over soc Ellrs WIN be hefes s,
oile Of the pEInsi pie fsss ssIres ,o4 tlie
meeting here VIII pc The aIadel isicssl
Wiii take place some tSssIlt dnfiss Stie
day has moi been decid led yet biit this
various ioa ges 81 he is8 s viii leo
send ieiega Sons IN the d eial purple
and white GnifoFnis afsl the parade
will make an iimp ession pou Ansier;
son people. 5. h:3ss
Another decided feature Of tiie eufI--
yentien Will be 5he; first public APP
pea rance OF the d drtila and bnele corps
| OF the Columbia Ioa ages Atiired IN
gay uniforms, this VIII make the 9TH
ier lodges In the atAte sit up and take
/ nefiEss 7lfa is q fIla fi1. 4 Il
organi5ed IN this state.
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!lllh!l!
IIIIlsEIss OF cOlI cE
BEHIND
s. !:sgslssI ! g q
T,ltnlli as Secretaries gAre ALSO
Esd asayoring e nike s
SKATE chasb of saulerse

= r1r ~ y ~
Anderson will prahseIy. liz lpnored
itSi,f 4 Visit frosn a smell .crc-
"a v B tile s'basiasssin ci.anier q Ss..rl-
bIaeree. Within them fsw days rms
sispehiIs entirely it2on si5otheF Of not
tho Chat tleston cnnfaAs Sal S;siy will
relieve Mr. snelt tor suiicient lcng1h
10 tiIna to permit his taslng trip
over the5 state hut Johnaeone.
secretarY Of the GFeenyille cflainb6r
Of copitplsfee ara pres ldens Of the
South Carols la Cah1pls sEctai gecretgs
rios AksoeIAiipn. han written % the
preaIdeft OF the k;flarfext0ii e;tainhoF
OF cofnfneree anu asked siist Mr. saeil
be pefmitted 10 make trip fIe de-
gsres that tlll 8 M ~. be dpnes SO that
Mr.. Snols can ilreseilt to alI tho trades
bodies In the sstise IND plan i6E se9
curing better roads,
ss asitation for goSsa roads on tao
mart 81 the ehaifbara e colaylseece
nanie about tss d ress.Ik 81 tic address
9y = =. ises y9ell or kiftIefSoll IN Sani-
tor some weeks az D MI en- Ia spoke en-
lcS 10 ez Il System of Sta Roads
IS Two fsp is 4 is sllsd that a1rs
Fret ssssl showed Il % hearers 60 clearly
slse Heeessity Si ssscls rotsla that shey
hastansd 50 put Whe4 in motion
lo0iItRg Sowaft the seeaf g og iall
roads.
re toas Vefe xslop3 gsl IN Sumter
! ii y fsiri 40 pre- i.snt 81 tlle bndy ~ ae
snt thoFiged g sslett sonio Or: mon
from saff0u parts ol tfo slase 70 ss-
sist if'slisis w6rk and s.. Juiin tohes Is
now lsifBy tFyissg 20 gillsi ble n %
Tor the aa@ flse eFel7dEnt
llts lttGn concerAiaE the nta4fef
lIhaAa his e0nStzs iss Ian of n3en VII Il xe
sss task sefiausiv and 81 pf0n6se 4
alan yeli len IN 1orufHafla ted back
Eika 8. caslU slUieFeiai bodies u the state.
Fra that event otf 6csatioa IS nre7
pared tiiete 81 puei the isAttel
The olt os cfeani sB a South
sclina cliepsher u tetneneree viii
I, d lsv "a Il s. Believed that
llail an org ief Will be effeesed
s. sailv eafess This NljAll h5
20 isse @ 4tsonat chambef
az cofisTh fsIt Z II
lpFoFt ol liiicD o So the ssste of
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J q
ssnllaie ceFnent xerciaes as Fra g
" Asadenag Soon 10
SIN With lslally Eieatslges


With the coming Of the last days Of
May the school year Ril come to 4
close, both at naerapn college and 81
Fraser Acalsrs /. Naturally interest
Is ccntersg III these g Sse institntions
he cq ql1tnenc neut axercises are 10
beatn at ID anu On ssssssd
lay
mon VII DO eiseIi ~
SfaiIaee pf Seneca IS event Nj
ttkc bleee at 4 4 o' 90 tsSiI 81 lIEay no
Ing aud VIII draw q VAST sud Hence
+ ResGay, AAiaS q fls fti j / 81 4 :. III e
vi u be hSsi tsi q q sess To tile Rrsdl !
III el lass elfvsrei bx Hon. G &,
lreas eFSt toiiie ozz 9 ;e e6h ISiEod. iila s.
another event on tie m & stsff
To- Dire " d kn5s
On TUESDAY ts5 ming sc s so sFIll ba
llea I'd sne iresseR sss the
sttdefs l'odS ana III e Al ssoines III ~
Edeiaverad Fhe Il IS 4 iief 81
those TO sGeas TUE i ight q.
George ~ Il, iFt1. + ssIfs 4 ).
i3ioens 3rs ssOllo So t,s fii StIsl ig,a
Baeie acr. fiottf
fsflIer Oscar AIT Ii. rf.ftk Steele
pslIl 5fetn, tlseel he elas: rian
3ockiass ward q slie witch
he ~ fead on eeia7 essptn
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IRIllllIs CHARGE /
NOT Gull ~ or SIS II TING
PERSON or I'VE Gro
aEsI D l-s SIS,
EoUEk ls Mpg Engaged IN Trial Of
Oscar Charged With
SrIiir Rl.isksy

The case Of Isl. iW. Adams, George
Smith and Nj BIackweils charged
With assault ana battery, with intent
70 EiiI upon tie person OF d negro
was heard in tie court OF general ses-
eiphs for afaoE county yesteFftays
end a sverdiet Of moi guilty ysas retiIri- y
led By the iiffs, yesterday Is fterfncfll
z ~ Cas- pied the atteD ion GIEE
TIC t.olIst n ellhut the morn &c ans
lasted Until well In the aftefp1on be4
lfepre going ta
Fllis Nsss oae of he most stltereat2 :
iEg easez t9 ee call ed &c his term S!of
court. kslsSlls Is a 6phstabIe living
near Starr atld the q grn alleg tilnt
ss=-7 49, ssissfz
grew an - him hscspse n e
would Fsot q tifEcnJ tIay desired
IN the faSfsoti sttss s. at Isl siieg
lville, y. fs, aH d that they set un0a
Him and Ii ssl hs;ii 81 lis sl1:isSlts.
tfnfacting inns s ) lied 4 i Injury. -
was aiIeRsd hat the white men Wal,t .
cd 10 est eewafd offered Tor tie
capture of an. who sfew = policeman
tn that Il 81 II q hey Believed the
Fsegro they eaaigst ISestts tlii1s &C
the case.
NumefQus aes were inff0tlie-
% IA the lrl yestorlltty aHd great
llsslterest ca IN Z laeariue. sfiie
eotft rooll filed thrn6ahnnt the
trial.
Folle~ih ne Cplnble Ion oE thaf
case the c0SFl took ur the trial es
oscef i, d 0ohk s ste aKieA q
Bel ton, III sci q f6s Re
Gelsi Il 4 sf
IL this iliS ossII,l so tss fAes
that pp ssose q
sFYes.
hour cg II aA tlie tfl6
defense k ..Ia era VI ffsfe sSes Us
loffeF Ta6 q s 4 5aFsfn ~ eaten
mp EtSs ei9tk and on
plsle8 Sn
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from 9fes4ian 81 and Md ae of slsa
insget "a SON ninlte 4 Whcsk fa1iy today
ssisl sudden giecr fkless CLOSED girin
e9eie Tor eeso sss sc az af IS Il
eate IA "a q 81 ehef
pm ieS,e tlie sans IS lasl nient Is
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fss1sAias q, - zNs.s q - - X i;s,s,sS;
itR EElIIE
HOME OF Y. I, SUNPTER
TOGETHER WITH ALL THE
HOUSE i0lIS MIXTURE
NIX g G CIT
--y--------
Fireman Hpt Up Rraye Fight
Against ssubh born lstae Far
ned BY aET;gh Wind

- ~ = I & =
EiEe shoftly fore midnfght laat
might entirely destroyed the home Of
William T. Sumpter 1T ais afcGuliy
street and partially burned the adj,
Joining house, occupied by Ernest Nix.
Both the men are painters ia the e,li-
,ploy of Stevens & COMPANY
III is not llnr1.s., l...... -, :.
started last nishe Bilt il was aiseog-
cred a saw minutes before niidnishy
and q call turned into the fire depart-
ment at II $50. The firenen made q
they rese..;.s. 3 ~, place # was sesn
that the house was d00ined and but
few articles of 8ere saved.
,Sotwiths tan ding Iii q ifsSt that the
presssre was splendid the isre depart
ment had all lt could do TO save aSi.
Joining houses The lleffse occnpiei
by Mr. ii$ twas stfSeT a at daibS zea
and II III Il lie 5gnE also tlass 4 g 81
bs end in q rea, I5vacl
FROM The ~ cil IS .sss s, s & /
csr isas tsie property
Of Hon, Hall and was rented by
ef The large OAK stfeSs
along hIessilly street Caught IRE and
a10n the sgllcle street was iIluninataa
.iTetls en- elld ip be- burning hon s.
sess aisPS1s ~ the ts1s tfee tep
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NOAH TAx NOTICE.

BE fsnae f0r paying commit kli0n
saft has Ilosa TX, aided by Tie
3esftsl mi ttl j tiSsa ST 8 llan time
posit svesg be 10 fifl hsf
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Aerlaesies

IFor every ache and pain is a relia4
BILE remedy. You can cure the dim
Guilty II YOU only act Ia time and act
Ntith wisdom. A .azyl torpid, sluggish
FLYER IS, without q. doubt. Responsible
sfor more aches adu pains than any
az fr.S. N. ~ ~ f.,as,s .tpasi
patton, blliousness, Indigestion. head.
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I'LL IS.s al
RITS

Under this head viii be run short
nappiipeenie eii & cf candidates The
rates. for those are as fnilowat For
xrtnty pfglcea Iii both daily and
weekly, I'll 81 tectfon $50 Ia
either ifione, Sc. .59, eaah III advance
sFictiy. For eli ~ fises in daily
vnls lJayoE. 90 aldermen 10.
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S ssll ia 8
laeE at1f IN 7il
rs d efoYs
ilSl kis h
kin fhe f.l
II, & mr. l.l 81
eS l.e tas.l
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WANTED Babies Mt the chamber OF
f9Eafnerce room, Friday afternoon.
MIty 18th, at o o'cInet. See news
columns.
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R. 4 II.

knpelys ailthese out hy going right to
the bottom OF the flleulty the liver
apd form there streaEthens the ems
tire asste1ti. A trial proves 1t. y,
SO cents and s1.oe per bottle at yoiir
druggists 4
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l. 8 On alta
8 slgie0ts 81 {S tt
nos
10
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ITgTEI.E.I sENcER
WANT ADS.
GET RESULTS
FIbsT

IOsf--Abont two @ce!;s ego large
fountain pen With aanie eufvcd( on
clips Reward IL returned 10 tlh9 o.
flee OF 10 G. q. TsiBble. I3fo83 Bldg,
Bs154Gt
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Pr sliaoia q hereby an.
4tFEttFrGFlI V7t
est .sss.A II. Z, s 3, efIv demo-
cratic primary elsstfnsls
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fFtlllliits hlllI tiHYtt ctiBftIff1t5 1Ort nEGaf-
B ~ Johnson IL hereby enfio ottBsed d
candidate for a M eFnlas i y Ii ON i. Ward
alilllert ID tlils ssilias nf the s1enaas
cratic prinaff
iSt Hereby anfioanee Snysalf a candl.
Ward subject to the rules of the
Z fess tisfl as tsi, stnan from
sletngceeile party
t;lass DeeFmal.
Je mi S.isls OF = ioS Bell annnnuce
him S a candid ate se;, crinan from
ssarsi q lal slss fty prin,aly eiecttons
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BE S TO
SEs b sE
Cnnferesie Held il Cplpn1hia
Is
mint a;sg ssrhe

s.s.s.c csrsop people learn with q
srsst deal l3oSSs leasars tiiat N ifldsr-
EtsnllinE was reneIs q d az tile freigs1s
.rate conferepre held: HI columbia PES
1ef as tlsey, sgese before fhe raise on
the fiFetlug 1antgary
Z tiailread repf fessntnt tsyas also an.
Il0uneea thaf they we're srorll ing on q
freight rate table Ter South Carolina
POINTS W llieh sselsiSl ceInp fayorably
with tiias ~ eTfh ca afoliaa
Not ouly aefspn but sli oiste1
IaIEsppir points III the pi2dmoist sec.
siou seiIl Feel 81 elRted over the fact III
the railroads have ngFeed % tnsEe tits
step ena thus q II lIitx q fe,ss
fight hefoge the railroad cesnInis issfo1.
isas 5ieen done assisv sEls.e
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lifl 4.ssss ~ I9ey
present he name for the democratic
tlarninatioI TOR mayor of he city OF
Anderson subject to The riiies of the
democratic primary
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F0R afAFeR.

rs Fiorei i5t All 11un CO myself q eSndI-
: ssato for layor ot 4 slde sem snbjseE
s 70 tho rules ne he Delnoeratic pris
mary 4 rs;
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ENTIRK

iiSse "a lrcoIiss f,.
s. sftEs lii elaent ef CaIl
1 nfsss md June i.
I 81 auditor
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ron ALDRR1tlGN, 1

The friends cf j. ii BfOwniee an
,neuuae him asSt candidate Tor alder
elg.ssl from EssIeSd
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{ Sf N1'RI, .fypo@riter, purchasers.
We have OveF zoo new rebuilt and
second hand typewFIters for Quick
sale, cheap. All makes. Price
sheet on fefuest. .. u. crayton q
CO.. Charlotte, n. o. s-sttf
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III Is. 4stiilate IS hereby announced,
is aahdidats for ntayor, subject to
Tafes Ds tile city democratic pfi-
lnary g.sction
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es Tor tIia feustai inns. eea.
ago III \ eS IA N i i7T , 3 5SsSf fss1
a Tones, S. aikis d ~ saarfiaee co
IN Leo, 81, nr.asillesl
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Better Be safe titsa sorry NilSatt p
slgaiH SHrgps
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houses are uIannlnB 70 uscoTalg for
the occasion nEing the purple and
white ot The ord Ef. and tho eity will be
alive with Hello BilIs's and their
well-wfshers for the two days In
June. u #
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-23
$3 FANCY STRAINS, STIFF AN
Clothing.
CLEVER SUITS PLAIN AND FANCY,

CLEVER SUITS, PLAIN AND FANCY, there are blues and grays in the plain colors, al most every liked color in the fancy mixtures; outing and Norfolk and regular styles, British models with patch pockets conservative models in quiet effect. Some tweeds of special good ness. Suits worth $15 and SIS, in the Mill End Sale at $11 .5O-t to win uI1 $lO.5O
 FINE LIGHT SUITS of the best of the summer fabrics, pretty of design and newest in style. Many made with the cutout lining which insures special coolness and comfort. Quiet or snappy of pattern, examples of fine tailoring. Worth $25 and $28, in the Mill End Sale at $20 to wind up $l7
 HART sCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS freshly arrived from these big and wonderful tailors. Gray and tan and brown mixtures of excellent shade and quiet rich effect. Staple styles and the new clever models. Finely tail ored and of right weight for service at almost any season. Regular $25 suits by the IF $ M standard $l5
 THIN COATS for summer wear, black and gray, worth $1.5o, Mill End price $1.25-to wind up $1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-23
Dress Goods.

BLACK sERGEs and cashnneres and OK ford suitings, worth 39c yard, Mill End price 29c- 25c
 BLACK-AND-WHITE CHECKS, eoIored serges and crepes, striped mohairs plaids, and fancy suitings; worth soc yard Mill End price 39c- 35c nice looking, worth 75c yard, Mill End price bOc- 30c
 COLORED DIAGONALs, sERGEs and wool crepes, light and dark hues, worth 75c yard, NH End price 59c-- 56c
 STRIPED BAT1SIE, excellent dia gonal, nice black and white checks; worth 75c yard, 'g Mill End price 50c- 55c
 POPLdRS AND MOHAIRS, pretty striped crepe, serges and nice nuns yeilings worth $1 yard, Mill End price 65c- 6Oc
 FINE BLACK MOHAIRS in plain and fancy weave and handsome black all-wool serees worth $1 yard, Mill End price 79c-
 SILK AND WOOL PoPLTNs in good ra1re of cofors, panama, serge, plain and ] 7atriped mohair, henrietta and plaids-all in many of the most liked colors. worth $1 and $1.25 yard Mill End price 7sc- 75c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-23
Motions.

SILK DRESS SHIELDS, worth 25c Mill End price 19c- 15c price loo Sc
 HOOK AND EYE SETS, with snaps. worth 5c, Mill End price for 10c- 4 for 1Oc
 TOMATO PIN CUSHIONS, worth Sc, Mill End price 4c- So
 SEWING BASKETS, good size, worth Toe, Mill End price 5c- Sc Mill End price 1e-z for 1c End price 15c- 1Oc
 SHOE LACEs, good quality. worth 5c pair Mill End price pairs 5c- pairs Sc
 SAFETY PINS. good style, worth 1kc, Mill End price for. 5c-- cards 5c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-23
5Shoes.

 MEMS s5 oXFORDs.. tan and patent leather and calfskin. good fine shoes with firm leather solsa. MilI End price ss.s5- $S2O
 MEMS 9S OAFOl3DS, ca1fskin and tan patent leather, leather soles, Mill End price vVoDfEN,s WHITE oxFoRDs. buck or canvas. leather soles. regular $3 shoes, Mill End price S2. 30= $1.9O
 RUBBER-sOIE WHITE CANVAS OK FORDs, for women, regular $4, Mill End price. FOAFENss WHITE CANVAS PUMPS. regular $3, Mil End price $2 2.20- $1.9O
 BLACK SATIN COLONIAL TIES for wo- men, fine worth $s-5o. Mill End price $2.65- PATIENT LEATHER COLONIAL. TIES for women. worth s. Mill End price $2.3o--..r- BLACK OXFORDs for women broken worth $2.50 to $4-wind-up price @1.65 --- WOMEN & TAN AND BLACK OKFORDS, sizes E to 4, Wfnd-up price $1 GIRLS AND. CHIiDREN,S s white canvas button shoes worth $1.50 and $1.75, Mill End price s1.1s and S1.s5- o5c and e1.2O
 WHITE BUCK BUTTON SHOES for girls ana children, worth $2.5o and $s. Mill End price $L66- @1sS5
 WHITE CANVAS PUMPS for children, worth $1.50, Mill End price $115- 95c
 PLAY OKFORDS for children, just r. rived lot. specially good, regular s1 to $1.5o-
 79c S0c, and $1
 BOYS OxFoRDs and heavy tan play shoes-wind- up prices $1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-23
Women's Ontfittinas.

GLOVES OF SILK AND CE1A1EOIsI1III 2 clasp, white and some colorss worth bDc hLAll End price 39c--- 3hC HANDIKEEsCE4IEzFS with cOloreo ooEoGrs worth Sc, NH End price 4c-- &C
 INITIAL sHAND4kEEESGHIELBE not all lnl- tiaIs worth 25c, Mill End price 1bc- 14o
 PARA8OIS of handsome green ellk with border in contrasting color. worth $2 Mil End price $1.50- %As1U
 PARAsoLs for little Firls, plain colora. worth soc, Mill End price 29c- 4lC
 KTFEFSSJFEaTSErT LISLI1 STOCKINGS Of gauge weight, deep hem tops high spitced heel double toe and sole, black or white worth 1bcs Mill End price 19c-- A9c for children, worth 1oc NH End price 9e- suits of light fine hsle, worth $1 to $1.5o A4i4 End price 79c- c with lace trimmed or tight knee Made in the three piece excellent fitting style worth see Mill End price Ssc- SSe