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The Glenwood post., 1914-12-19
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Williams Indian Pile Ointment win
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Pilss.
1t absorbs the tumors, allays ticking at
once, acting q . poulties, gives iastaas
relief. Willians' Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for piles aad itching Il the
private parts. Sold BY druggists, nail
sos sad 41.00. WilliAns' Mig. c.,
proprietofs, Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by W. g. Parkison, drugsist
and pharmaeist.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-19

Politieian-Didn' promise you .
whipping if you did that againi
Small son-Y-yeA pop; but that
was before election, and I thoaght
you'd forget it afterward, like al yo1s
other premises.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-19

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big. Ths Rsst = . essa ns1sA.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-19

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The Glenwood post., 1914-12-19

acres Of the Southeast quarter OF tne MOTIF
east quarter the North IS acres OF the
Southwest quarter Of the Northeast quarter
and the Southwest quarter Of the Northwest
quarter, Of Section 3: the South half Of the
west half Of the North 40 acres Of Lot 1.
the North half Of the North half OF the
west half Of the North 40 acres Of Lot l,
the West half OF the Southeast quarter. the
North half Of the Southwest quarter lex
cept the North half of the Northeast quarter
Of the Southwest quarter and the Southwest
quarter Of the Northeast quarter u the
Southwest quarter). and the Northwest
quarter Of the Southwest quarter OF the
Northwest quarter, Of Section Z; Tho North
10 acres Of the Northeast quarter Of Lot =,
IN Section 8; the South 11.16z6 aerss ef
the Southeast quarter Of Lot Q. In Section
5 (except q strip ef had commencing ga
fsst Avs NeetA fEva H. DsstAWsst cesner
of the Southeast QuaRtsr; thence due East
2s5 fest to the ceatsf Of Mallory 0alch /:
tbenee following the center Of said Mallory
GuIch in q Southwssteriy direction 10 .
point II feet North Of the South line Of said
Lot 2. and - feet due East OF the West
line Of the Southeast quarter; thence "a
feet due West to the West line Of the South
east quarter Of Lot 2: thence due North TO
the place Of beginning: also excepting .
strip commencing ga feet North Of the
Southwest corner Of the Southeast quarter
thence East Is fset: thence North 10 ths
0oStA line Of what is known rs the "0Ibes
Is scsS trace; tAsaes West 15 feet 10 the
West line Of IL oo1eAsast quarter u aid
Lst 3; tAsacs SostA aiees tAs Wsst itns Of
tAs ssstAsase ssazesr q saM LIZ - tAs
placs q SeGinning) H. NeetAsase Q1artse
Ise - op2eAsase Nua1ese & H. NsetAsase
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-19

First publication Dec 10. 1914
Last publication January 1e. 1915.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Wash Goods
 in the Mill End Sale

SHIFTING PRINTS, gf1yor-gTey and indigo and fancy prints, challis for. conafortables or draperies. worth Go and 7c yd; in the Mill End Sale, DRESS GTNGHAMS and apron ging- hams in blte-and-white cheeks, worth 7c and Sc, Sc FINE DRESS ginghams in stripes and cheeks, worth, 10c yd, SC GOOD PRINTED LAWNS and Man chester percales. b1ack-a and-white checked dress cottons, ripp1ette and naby ginghans, worth 12 7sc. and SILK zEPHYRS, kimono foulards. f1ne-stripe voiIes, excellent madras sairtings. and galatea for children's wear, worth 1 5c and 19c, 121ac KINDERGARTEN CLOTH, printed crepe. colored stripe pique, printed or siIk-striped voiles, heavy English madras, worth 19c and 25c, 15c FTNE MADRAS shirting. tub silks, black-and-white checked suftings, colored ratine, mercerised pop1in, Scotch gfngham. Seco silk, capitol and pebble crepe,and 4e- inch plain yoiles, worth 25c and 35c. 19c SILK-AND-COTTON checked zephyrs, plain foulards, handsome Scotch and I.ania flannel, worth 39c yd, 25c
 Maharajah silks, worth 39c and soc, WHIPCORD. with handsome silk stripes, worth soc, 39c CREPE ROYAL in beautiful shades and French flannel in good colors, worth 69c, soc ENGLISH EMBROIDERED and strip ed voile, French ratine, beautiful silk-and cotton eponge, worth 75c 4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Carpets and Rugs in the MiII End Sale

ANGTO-FERsIAN Whittall rugs, dropped patterns. 9 by 12 it, regular ROYAL WORCESTER vvhittan rugs. by F fl. dropped patterns regu- 1a[ SIN ?. .pur.s e hv1a f. o,,r reSu lar $s6 and $3s oness $29 Ax8nNsTER RUGS, noral and ori- ental patterns.
 by 1a it. regular s1s.5o.
 s1-4 by 10 1-a ft, regular s17,5o, TwO-roNED handsome one-pfece $ rugs by IF it. regular ss1s..so BE. BODY BRUSSELS rugs, small all- over patterns and medallion centers.
 g by 12 1t, regular $25, SEQ
 IA by 10 1-2 1t, regular s2s; VELVET RUGS good patterns. by TadPPEs5rRT TdPPE5ss5r BRUssEEI,s seamless nass, aIIover and small figured pat
 by 1t, regular sis. si2.5o
 1-4 by 10 1-z 1t. regular s12.5o. RAG RUGS of Colonial pattern. by 12 1t, regular $1Os $7.SO ORIENTAL RUGS, genuine and hand- some, several sizes--
 regular S25 to $29, SIS
 regular $35 to $59. $20 sLOANRs KALLIsTAN reversible wool rugs, plain center with band border, good colors:"
 by it, regular $19. $f0
 4 by 1t, regular S9, $4.5O REVERSIBLE WOOL Smyrna rugs,26 6 by AS inches. regular s1.25, 05c AxMINsFER .9 z5 RUGs' 27 by 54 s1as s1enes, nfoTTTED AxHTINsTER carpets good effect, regular Sac, 75c tile patterns. splendid finish, regu- lar 7sc to s1 sq yd, 69c FINEST TNLAID Iino1eurn. excellent patternsregular S1.35 sq yd, 95c PRINTED LINOLEU14, good tile and hardwood patterns, regular soc and soc sq yd- 39c brown, very durable. regular s1-35 so yd, 75c FIBER CARPET, blue and green.yard wide. regular 45c yd, 29c JAPANESE MATING, line quality, good patterns regular 29c yd. 19c PAR0UET O7BCEOTH filling for use around rugs. hardwood designs yard wide, regular 35c yd, s25e
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Colored Dress Goods in the Mill End Sale

N4OHAIR AND DIAGONAL,p1Aids and fancy weaves. good plain serges; worth 39c yd; in the Mill End Sale.
 29c SUTTINGS IN PLAIN colors and fancy weaves, good serges and bedfords and albatross and diagonal: worth Soc yd. 39c ARNTURE AND WOOL taffeta, serge and vigoreaux,l good mixed suitings: 42 to 56 inches wide, worth 59c to 75c yd, soc POPLINS HENRIETTAS serges and fancy-weavs wooiens: good array of colors, worth s75c yd, 59c HANDSOME PRUNELLA and pana- ma, plain and striped serge, effecl tive bedford cord: worth $1 yd,
 WOOL CRASH and silk -and-woo1 pop1in, excellent whipcord and pru nel1a, worth $1.25 to $1.50 yd, 85c PLAIN AND FANCY suitings of nicss weight, good stylish whipcord5 worth $1.25 yd, 75c CLEARINGHOUSE STRIPES and plain or fancy serges and nice wIaipcords, worth $1.5O yd, $1 FINE PLAIDS of beautifully soft wool, good colors, worth $1.50 yd, $1 EPONGE AND CHEVIOT, serge and bedford cord. striped suitings and diagonals,an excellent wool ratine: worth $2 yd and in splendid colors. En
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07

Silks in the Mill End Sale

HANDSOME PATTERNS and good colors in messa1ine pop1in foulard ' and bengalfne, 18 to 23 inches wide, worth soc and 59c yd; in the Mnl End Sale, 39c SILK PONGEE and messalines and fancy silks, worth 75c to $1 yd. TUB SILKS, good striped patterns, 32 inch, worth 75c, 59c SHOWERPROOF FOUTLARDS, nice patterns, worth s5c and s1 yds SILK POPLIN, aressaline, foulard and pongee. worth s1yd. 69c HANDSOME SATIN-STRIPED tub silks and effective floral eponge, worth $1 and s1.25 yd.s 79c FANCY POPIINS and fine foulards of exclusive design, worth S1.25 CREPH sEp Si-4G DE CHINE. beautiful I tints and white and blacks 40 inches wide, worth $1.50. $1.25 CANTON METEOR and handsome brocaded charneuse, some evening shades, worth S2 yd, $1.35 GORDUROYS and striped veIvets. worth $1.26 to S1- 50. sold here special at S1 yd, SSc
 BLACK SILKS
 MESSAIIINE AND TAETEsTA, yard wide, worth s5c, 69c SATIN DUCHESS, peau de soie. and rnessa1ine: worth s1 yd. 79c CHIFFON TAEFBTA, satin nessaline, peau de sole and satin Duchess. worth S1.25 yd, 95c PEAU DE SOLE and fine benga1ine, worth $1.50 yd, $1.2O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Mems Shoes

Hundreds of pairs, every style that ficaIly every pair was bz11It to the store's order; Is sort that men have come to know as best for price any HTGH-CUT heavy brown winter Blu- chers, welt-sewed soIes. fine shoes for toughest of travelins. worth yb. FINE BLACK calfskin aud: tan Rus sia lace shoes, worth $5. $3.85 OUR REGULAR $4 shoes.t calf and tan Russia, styles that we wish to clear with close efStas ssas22nsss 2, s RLUCHEHss. with stou1 vvelt-sewed soIes. black calfsl<in or piiable tan BLACK CALFSKIN butchers of me. dium weight. welsed so1es, our res niar ss sn0sA 0s .,s.,., s,st5, s1tdo ,or workers. sturdy black leather: good soIes, regular $S, $2.45
 Girls Shoes
 vTCI KID button shoes, stout soles. patent leather tips:-
 sizes. 6 to 8. worth ST. 79o sizes E to 11t worth $1.z5. 95c
 sizes E to 2,woTfh $50 ,&1.15 CALFSKTN HUTTON shoes with stout sole. sizes # to ?, worth accord ing to size sLSo and n X s1;7Si ana s1so GREY SUEDE and red hdskin. sizes ls1S to but not all widths, worth oAIFsRrN E aaa SsisTj BGjrroN shoes of Spec, speciaI stoufness for winter. low heels, sizes 23k to $. worth $3. $2.2O
 L.eggins
 RTsACK JERSEY for women girls and children. worth 5ec G. sss Be- and md sse. as: OvERGAITERs:
 black, worth soc, 89C brown and gray,wor<h 7sc, B9C black, high cut, worth 7Sc. 59c
 Boys Shoes
 BROWN BUUCBERS, high cut, welt sewed so1es, splendid for. skating and rough wa1kiug:-
 regular $3.50, $2.86
 regular $z, $S.2O BOYE SATIN calf butchers, good look ing, worth $1.6O, $1.SO LTTTTE BOYS' shoes, satin calf, blu cher style. worth $1. soc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Laces, Neckwear and
 Embroideries in the Mill End Sale

TORCHON LACEsS. edges and insert ings. several widths, good quaiity, worth 10c, Sc SHADOW LACE edges and insertings in dainty patterns and various widths. worth 25c, JOG FTOUNCING of nice shadow lace, IF and 1s inches. worth 39c and soc, HEADINGS AND TNsERTTNGs oi embroidery, to inch. worth Sc to 10c, 2c BABY FLOUNC1NGS in 27 inchzwidth. and pretty narrower houncings of embroidery, worth 75c, 45c GALLONS AND INSERTTNGS, to 5 inches wide, worth 25c to soc yd,
 1Oc EMBROIDERED ROBE patterns, yds Of material of handsome design, worth $5, $S CORSET-COVER embroidery,1s inch. nice patterns. worth 39c, 2Oc EdBROIDERED ALIOVER, 27 inch, worth 59 and 79c, 30c
 45 inch. worth $1, soc LACE COLLAR and cuff sets, white and cream, new styles worth 50c, ORIENTAL AND PLAUEN lace collar ss and cuff sets, new styles including the ointed-over-sf1ouIder effects. white and cream. worth $1 and more, soc JABOTS FTCHUS stock-collars and such. several styles, worth 25c,
 12AC
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Girls Coats and Suits

SMART MODELS of this season made from rich and handsome fabrics. The gathering is notably good, both in style and tailoring.
 Finest suits, were $25 and $27.5o, Suits that were SIS to s2s;5O:
 Suits that were SIS and s1s.5O. All suits that were s1o and s1a.6o SPORT COATS of chinchf1la in many rich colors: were $14.5o, $e-5O fabrics. richly trimmed, unusual were sso and ss25o, s2e.5O
 were $22.50 to $27.50, $1S.5O COATS FOR GIRLS of to 14, chin chilla corduroy and fancy woolens: were $10 and $12.50, $S
 were $7.50 and $8.50, 50
 CorSetS
 SEVERAL STYLES of corsets from well known factories. Among them the new low and medium bust pat terms. Corsets to mold the figure comfortably yet in tune with styles of the day. worth $2 to $3, $1.35
 worth $1.5o to s2, $1 IS
 worth s1.25 and $1.bo, 90c BRAss1BREs of the famous DeBe- voise make. nn embroidery tripmed' FGn
 Girls Dresses
 LINGERIE DRESSES, girls end jun for sizes, fine material, nice new styles, were $10 and $12.5o, $8 SERGE AND CORDUROY and mate lasse dresses, excellent styles, were pERoALE AND GINGHAM dresses for small girls. good styles, worth $1, oOC
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Black Dress Goods in the Mill End Sale

CHECKS OF BLACK and white in at tractive size and good weight, worth 25c yd, 19c DfOHAIR. plain weave or striped. worth 39c +yd, BOG AIIII-WOOL SERGES and whipcords, ba4iste and aIbatross blaek-and- white striped serge; worth soc yd,
 30c and good serges, worth 59c to 75c yd, soc STORM SERGBS and fine serges and excellent panama, worth 76c and 85c yd. 59c DIAGONAL AND SERGE and pana- ma and fancy-weave wooIens, worth S1 yd, 75c BEAUTIFUL PRUNELLA and silk and-wool popIin, worth s1 and s1.25 FINE PANAMA and prunel1a and serge in plain weave or good stripes, worth $1.25 yd, 95c FINE WIDE DIAGONAL and rich vigoreaux and eponge, worth $1.5o and $2 yd, SIPS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Ribbons in the Mill End Sale

FANCY AND NOVELTY ribbons, short lengths, regular 39c to 75c yd. .19c GROS GRAIN ribbon, best quality, good colors, much used for under wear, Nos 1 and 1 k, regular 45v to 65c piece, 2Sc and S5c MOIRE AND PLAIN faffeta nice dual 7 ity and good shades, regular 29c and 35 yd, 25c PLAIN AND NIOIRE A inch ribbon, nice coIors, usually 1sc and 31c yd.
 17c 31% INCH PLAIN and rnoire taffeta, regular 15c and 1yc yd, 121ac SATIN TAFFETA ribbon. mostly pink white and light blue, IA inches wide, regular 35c yd, 2Sc GOOD WASH ribbon, nice shades, reg ular 19c to 29c piece,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Hosiery and Underwear in the Mill End Sale
WoMEN,s UNDERWEAR

FIiEECED COTTON. good weight, high neck. long or short sleeve vests. am 1I kl9 pants; % Worth & 25e 1sc um weight cotton, long or short sleeves. worth 25c and 2ec, 10c F1NESTpTCH fieeced cotton, good FLEECED WHITE cotton union suits. high neck, long sleves. worth S5cs <, 65c MEDIU11-WEIGHr cotton union suits Dutch neck. elbow, knee or ankle length, worth $1 and $1.25,
 ODD SIZES in wool and heavy cotton and mediun-veight cotton. separ- ' soc and 75c, 39c
 worth 75c to $2.60s 69c RIBBED FIlEECEB cotton vests and pants for boys and girls. worth 1o;s s5c UEIoN SUITS for boys and girls, part wool. worth s1 and sd.a5.
 HOSIERY
 WodENss MEDIUM cotton. black and HEAVY FLEECED cotton, black and split-foot, worth 25c, 21c MEDTUM OR HEAVY cotton, double toe and high-sp1iced heel. black or spltt-foot, worth 25c, 21c SEAMLESS BLACK cotton of medium weight, worth 19c, 17c BLACK SILK, full fashioned, high spliced heel, double sole, worth $1.
 79c sILK-BoOT in black tan and white, double sole. high-spliced heel, worth soc S0c WEAR-RESTSTTNG stockings for boys and girls. heavy rib, sizes to 10. cHmDRES,s Ii1T COTTON stockings, black white and tan, worth s1 2 1zc,
 lie MERCERISED COTTON for children, tan white and black, worth 25c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Fancy White Goods in the Mill End Sale

STRIPES in several widths, worth Sc yd. in the Mill End Sale, Sc CHECKS AND STRIPES of several sizes, worth 127sc and 15c. 1Oc 4O-INCH LAWN in short lengths, fine madras shirtings, dotted Swisses. linen-dnish suitings, worth 15c to 25c. 11Ac EMBROIDERED CHECKS and stripes, pretty 'crossbars, dotted Swisses and fine English voiles. worth 25c to 39c. 15c WAISTTNGS in good figures. fancy striped pique, figured poplin. worth 29c to 39c. 19c FINE YARD-W1DE pique in several
 sizes of cord, worth 39c to soc, 25c IsATISTE. of fine weave and plain voile, 40 inches wide worth 29c to s5c, 22c RATINE IN LIEN GTHS of 8 yards or
 more and in several weights, effec-3 tive new rice cloth and loop cloth,
 worth 50c to $1, S9c NAINSOOK, nice quality. yard wide.
 worth 15F, 121zC EXCELLENT NAINSOOK of 39 inch
 width, worthh 1 Sc, 15c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Table Damask in the Mill End Sale

TURKEY RED DAMASK, nice aualf- ty, worth 5oc yd. 39c AII-LINEIN DAAIASK, full b1eached or silver bleached, good patterns:- worth 59c yd, soc
 worth 75c yd, 65c
 worth $1 yd, S5c
 worth $1.25 yd, $1 HEENfSTTTCHED TABLECLOTHS of fine rnercerised cotton, worth S5c, PLAIN OR HEsMSTITCHED pattern tabIecloths, worth S1. S5c NfE1CERISED NAPKINS, hemmed worth soc 75c and $1 dozen,
 soc 05c and 35c LINEN NAPKINS, full b1eached and good weight, tasteful patterns:-
 worth $1 dozen, S5c
 worth $1.50 dozen, S125
 worth S2. dozen, $1.5O
 worth $2.50 dozen, S2
 worth $2.75 dozen, S2.25
 worth S3.50 dozen, $3 EMBROIDERED SCARFS and squares and round centers for small tables, worth 25c and. 39c, 10c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Upholstery Goods in the Mill End Sale

IMPORTED IRISH point curtains. plain center and running vine pat terms, worth $6 to $7.50, $5 NOVELTY CURTAINS, C1uny and Renaissance eRectss worth $S, $2 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.w white and Arabian, worth s1.25 and s1-50 pair, MERCERIsED sCRIM curtains with lace inserting and edge. worth s2, BRAIDED NOVELTY net curtains. white and Arabian. worth s1-5o, WHITE OR ARABIAN scrirn curtains, worth $1 pair, z5c SUNFAST MERCERTSED madras curtains. green red or brown. worth $3.75, $2.05 HEAVY MERCEsRISED curtains in green red and brown, worth s5 pair.
 $4 EATH F R-FTLLED bed pillows. worth soc to $1.25, 3Ec soc and $1 SIIK-FTOSS filled cushions. 8 to 26 inch sizes. worth 25c to roc,
 IMPORTED SCOTCH madras, small figures, yard wide, worth 29c yd, FANCY CoLORED naercerised scrim, worth 29c yd, 18c FANCY CRETONNES in many pretty effects, worth 29c yd, 18c TAP ESTRY FURNITURE coverings, worth soc to s2.50 yd, ,39c to $1.S0 CURVED CURTAIN rods with brack- cts. worth 1Oc. Sc SILKOLINE, plain and fancy, worth f2kc yd, Sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
FancyWork
in the MiiI End Sale

BATTENBERG SCARFS and ceu1err
 IS by 54 inch scarfs and 24 or co inch centers, worth BOc, rD1 1S-INCH BATTEEI3EFkG ceuterr
 worth 25c, 1lU STAMPED LINENS ana hnfshed cr~.
 broidered pieces. sample. iu frr
 NH End Sale at r-G STAMPED SEA1I-BLADE niehE T1rrHr
 worth 59c. 600 STAMPED SdTHTFAESTB of hnnf- lxerchief linen. worth s1. a8n LAWN SHIRTVAISTS stamped fm
 good patterns. worth soc goo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Blankets, Spreads and
 ComfortabIes in the Mill End Sale


 COTTON BLANKETS, good size, worth COTTON BLANKETS of good size and weight nice hnish:- worth SIPS. s1.1o worth $1.60, $1.4O worth $2, $1.65 pattern, worth $1, 79c NICE CONEFORTABLES of light weight but much warmth, worth $1. GOOD CoMFORTABLEs filled with soft light warm cotton. worth SIPS. BEDPREADs of good size and FRINGED SPREADS. some with cut corners. worth $1-39, $115
 worth S1.75, $1.40 HRfNfED SPREADS of extra heavy weave and good size. worth S2, FENCED OR HENfnfED spreads of nice pattern and quality,
 worth $2.50, 42
 worth g, $1.65 FINE HEMMED spreads, worth ss s3:5o.
 Cottons
 in the Mill End Sale COLORED OUTING FIANNELS of nice weight and good patterns, worth 1oc yd; in the Mil End Sale, Sc BROWN AND BLEACHED cottons, a yard wide:-
 worth 7c yd, 6c
 worth Sc yd, 7c worth 9c and 10c yd, Sc worth 11c yd, % worth 12A yd, 10c LONSDALE CAMBRIC. worth 121z q EXTRA FINE bieached cotton. high class, worth 1Sc yd, 12Mc PILLOW-CASING, full bleached and fine, 45 inch. worth 19c yd. 14c BROWN SHEETING, 76 inch, good weight. worth 25c yd, 200 0-4 HEAVY BROWN or bleached sheeting, worth BOG yd, 25c FINE BUT HEAVY b1eached 10-4 sheetings. worth 37 77zc and 45c yd.
 BOG
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Books and Stationery in the Mill End Sale

POPULAR COPYRIGHT books. many titles, usually soc, 200 FICTION PICKED from the stores s gathering at $1.1o, many and good, CHIIDREN's PICTURE books, regu- lar 10c to 25c, 7c
 regular 5c, Pc OLD PLYMOUTH lawn stationery.reg- ular 35c ID, 22c envelopes, usually 121sc, 1Oc MAGNOLIA STATIONERY, usually 15c fb, 1Oc
 envelopes. usually Sc, 4c FANCY BOXES of stationery, usually 25c, 15c
 usually 15c, Sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Shoes in the Mill End Sale.
New lasts; stylish finish; splendid feathers; and abundant quantity The Mill End Sale brings shoes in this way; brings them never before
Wonaen's Shoes

So great 9 gathering 1t cannot bf told of even in partia1 detail Thou sands of pairs! And greatest in yalue the stores regular lines. Others are from makers yGhO aFe glad to send their good left-oyers to the NH End Sale.
 NEWEST SHOES OF THE WINTER: Enamel and caIfsakIn in the English laced model Splendid of effect and great for service. Wonderful win ter shoes. Regular $5, $S.2O PATIENT LEATHER fine button shoes with tops of brown suede, new mar row toe last, very attractive. worth COLLEGE GIRLS fine black calfskin button shoes, have broad sole and low broad heel, great shoe for com fort in walking, worth $b,. $S.eO FINE RED or champagne kid and de-
 mure gray suede shoes. exclusive and charming, fine examples of shoe HEAVY WALKING boots with dou
 ble sole and broad toe, high heels. Tan or black leather and one of the seasons good new styles. Worth sHIGH-CUT tan laced shoes. excellent winter shoes. worth s4 and s5, OUR ss.sO. SHOES of tan and black calfslxin in laced an and button ss stgIes. gk PATIENT LEATHER shoes of effective fashion, nicely made. new shapes, our s3 sorts, $2.S0
 skin in styles that have been favor ties all through the season. regular s3 $2 30 BIACK KID button shoes. a new style PATENT LEATHER button shoes. good style. worth $2, $165 LACED KID shoes with patent-1eatl1-
 CT tip, good style, worth $2s SLAB
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
Wo1nen's Wear
Millinery

L
 TRIMMED HATS from e11s Eow1anI workrooms. Correct wey1es,dno n1m- terdalssplendtd value at ugua1 pEicgr. $z.5o and $ss5o hats, 21
 s7.5O to s1e hats, S458
 S1z:5o to $2o ha<ss sz-8o OSTRICH I'LUAGEss fun and 1nes-- worsh worsh $. G s5s5
 lingerie Waists THESE NEW WAISTS present au fn1 pretty and new style feature. uECIs have the attractive drooplns Ehoul- der. There are many with Efmcll sleeve. B1lmy and beaut1ful. fhe-T are decorated with lace and Gul embroidery. Long CT short slssVcgs S4.25 to $6swafsEs, G8G5
 $3 to 94 wa1sts 8l-CH
 $z.25 to &2.7s wn4gtEs 91.go
 :1-S9 :1 %alssss saa ss ~al't" s &
 Silk and Net Waigts BEAUTIFUL WAISTS for wear ca special occasions and in range of styles from plain to fancy Irc1- saline and chifon and nst and taf- 4 next season. Tn good eolorN.
 $2-S0 and $s waists, 91-0B
 $S-75 to S5 waists. e25c
 Wash Dresses LAWN PERCALE and ginehatn. r1ol patterns, worth $1 to g.
  GINGHAAE CHABEBFsAY and si--r~. worth S1 and S1.2B zoe NEW STRING styles of chanbray 1E of plain or striped ginshann. Wcreir CREPE VOILE LINEN and IauTn. .-s1E styles. worth $2.5o and naors,o1.os FINE BLACK LAWN and Jau rlnr sturdy linen, Handsome crepe. good ssrge-and corduroy. worth g4-5g Co
 Skirts
 sERGE AND BEDFORD cord. ana poplin, and eponges and handrcrre pIaids; new styles of fhi1 beacon. worth $5 10 S6.50. o5.76
 Negliges
 BATHRORES, handsome bIauhst roh~r and other styles, worth ga e gg- Kn1oNos OF CREPE and aznnss- cite. good styles and colors, werfa DRESSING SACKS, crepe lawn ana nannelette, worth $1. eco
 "a Hair Goods
 NAVY sWfrCHEs of excellent ta1F in good shades:-
 22 inch. worth s1.BO. ss6
 24 inch worth $Z.5O, 4
 2S inch worth $4-B0. GB AIl1-AROUND trangHornnat1on1s1 1-.--l AII.ARoUND sanitary wool To worth soc, l1o Rompers and UnderWsE CHILDREN's RO8PERs of EirrEzr- and cham5ray and ehevfoE WsE1t cHIDREN's MUSLIN drawern. a1la- med with embroidery gdzeg fzga- MUSLIN TIz1H PETTT0oArs trimmed Tlrr embroidery or Iace,worth 15cs 15c
 Muslin UnderWeaE MUSLIN PETTTCOATs w1gh enbroiG- cry hounces worth 65cs 1lC PETT1COATS of good muGlln WfE lace or embroidery trfmn1fns rgorgl COMBTNATToNs trimmed 1gfEt su C. broidery, worth eBc. fTn FINE NAINsOOK combinaEous VTisa lace or embroidery trfuzminE4.g 4.gorth NIGHTFGowNs oe striped naa1sls5e-. WHITE OR coLoRED nauneIstts nightgowns. some fin extra a.ze1s sLIPOVER or long-slesva nnuslin nightgowns. worth 5Sc. 1Sc GOOD MUSLIN nightgoWna. alirCrlF or high-necI styles, some saupl--- worth S5c and S1s GO CORSET-COVEfS, several gtyl-l.1c1I r 4Hsli1; 4dnn;,, worth H1, sSS; SSS;;a,razrr - covers with lace or embroidery trimming, worth 59cs 48c MUSLIN DRAWE&tS trimmed 1 embroidery or lace, worth 45cs odC KNICKERBOCKER or straight rr circular drawers of nice nuslln ana cambric, worth soc and mOra. 4lC
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 in the Mill End Sale BATTENBERG sCARFS and ceu1err IS by 54 inch scarfs and 24 or co inch centers, worth B0c. SO 1s-INCH BATTESI5F1lsG eenterE STAMPED LINENS ana hnished er-s broidered pieces. sample. iu enc