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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office at Blackfoot, Idaho, Do
cember q, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Saliva.
tore DeAcetis, of Pingree, Idaho, who.
on July q. 1907, made Homestead
Entry 1902, Serial No. 03S76, for
Eh SEA-. SWA sen, sen SWA.
Section 4, Township South, Range
SO East Boise Meridian, has filed no.
tice of intention to make five year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver of the United States Land
Office, at Blackfoot, Idaho, on tho
18th day Of February, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: Adam
Bigler, Carl c, Andersen, Waltes W..
Bales, Thos. S. Caldwell, all of Pin
gree, Idaho. Feb5-14
HENRY w. KIEFER, Register.
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Marin" daughter was one that will
long be remembered by all present.


william L. Francis, Of McCammon.
was a guest at the Bennett home
Christmas week. his first visit to
this locality since ninety-two. He
and Fred Bennett used to punch"
cattle together some twenty-five years
ago and they spent some happy hours
going over the good old days. On
Saturday, they made bob sled pill
grimage to Idaho Falls to visit. Fred
Francis who is employed there at the
Farmers and Merchants Bank. Fred
is younger brother of William, L
and Mr.. Bennett had not seen him
for twenty-five years. r..
Miss Olive Humphrey, of Idaho
Falls, spent a few days the first Of
the week with friends here.
A dance at the upper school house
Monday night was we'll attended and
enjoyed by all A load of fourteen
from Blackfoot added to tho crowd
also to the enjoyment. y5L 80
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PUBLIC NOTICE OF SALE
v4 or PERSONAL PROPERTY

To T. R. Jones, Owner; OF Blackfoot,
Bingham County. Idaho, and to all
persons interested or concerned:
You ard each Of you are hereby no
titled that there is due the under
signed from the above-named, T. r.
Jones, the sum Of $126.s5, for repairs
made and materials furnished in
the repair Of the following described
personal property. to-wit: H
One Auburn Rumble Roadster Auto
mobile. Model K-1s0s, Serial and Mo.
tor number ;1439. now in the posses
sion Of the undersigned. 4'sS
That said repairs wers made and
said. materials were furnished at the
request Of said +. r. Jones. owner
Of said property. and that said charges
are reasonable and that no part
thereof has been paid.
That more thnn two months have
elapsed since said work was done
and said material furnished; that the
undersigned has repeatedly made de-
mand upon said owner to take Daid
automobile and pay the bill there
on, but the said owner has refused
and still refuses to do SO. t,+l
I Now, Therefore. the said owner
above named, and all persons in
any way interested therein are
hereby notified that on Saturday,
the 18th day of January, 1914, at
the Watson, garage, in Blackfoot,
Bingham county, Idaho, at ao'clock
p. NJ. of said day, the undersigned
will offer for sale and sell at public
auction said above described per-
sonal property for the purpose OF
recovering the said sum of money
SO due him for said repairs and ma
terials as aforesaid, and for the costs
Of keeping and selling said property.
Dated at Blackfoot, Idaho, Decem-
Der 81, 1913. .,E
.t-a M. B. WATSON.
J-1-l6 .l't
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Miss Ethel Pratt is spending a
few weeks with relatives. at Ogden.
Little Joe" Adams, son of the
popular Shelley editor, was down from
Henry the first of the week and spent
several days with friends here and
at Blackfoot
i Miss Olive Costen, of Boise, is q
guest at Lone Pine ranch this week,
renewing old acquaintance. Miss
Coston's father was at one time d.
rector of the Asylum board at Black
foot and an Influential business man
In this part of the state. SO she u
welcomed by many Of his friends Of
thirty years standing. 4sE er d.
Miss Virginia Just was up FROM
Blackfoot several days last week, Wis.
iting her old home and her many
cousins. f
The Hall home was the scene Of
great Christmas festivities, there
being general reunion of the Pratt
families held that day. About twenty
five were present, which included all
the kin folks and all the bachelors OF
the neighborhood that might be over.
booked The dinner prepared by Mrs.
Hall and her accomplished School
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

The Watson Slough Ditch Company,
q Corporation, principal place of bust.
ness, Thomas. Idaho: Notice - here
by given. that at meeting of the
board Of directors Of tho above named
company, held ON Saturday, the 18th
day Of November, 1918, at Thomas
Idaho. assessment number 10 Of $O.14
per share was levied, ON the capital
stock Of this company, which is now
due and payable to P. c. NJ. Jensen
at Thomas. Idaho
Any stock on which this assessment
remains unpaid on Monday the 22nd
day Of December. 1913. will be de
linquent, and will be advertised for
sale according to law. s.-.-
P. c. M. JENSEN, Secretary,
The Watson Slough Ditch Company.
Dated Nov. "a, 1913 11-27-12.2i
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The neighbors Of Mr.. ]. D. Brown
gave him a grand surprise the other
night. Mr. Brown fell from a hay
tack about three months ego and
just getting around a little. His
lends and neighbors thought they
ould cheer him up some by calling
It'll their baskets Of pie, cake and
ndwiches. Banjos, bones. talnbOr.
Is and vocal music held sway until
-,~lne of tho party got hungry, and
then refreshments were served until
Oil were satisfied. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. H. c. c. Rich.
Mr.. and Mrs.W. G. Davidson, Mr..
and Mrs. Alma Clough. Mr.. and Mira.
9. e. Thompson, Mrs.e John Barris-
ton and her daughter. Eva, and son
Glen, Mr.. James Clough, Del and
Ralph Clough, Charley Baker. Mrs.
O. A. Burriston and son and daughter,
and Mr.. G. Brown and Frank Brown.
All went home glad that they were
present. and Mr., and Mrs. Brows
we're feeling mich better. 4 j d
Mrs L. Graham broke ONE Of hei
eye glasses and went to Blackfoot Ia
have DR.. Richards replace 1t.
{ Miss Grnce Faulconef, principal o.
the Pingrec school, and Miss Adele,
primary teacher, and some scholars
viii give an entertainments Tuesday
night at the school house. and the
Sunday school at the Log Meeting
house had q program Christmas Eve
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NOTICE OF coNrEsr

Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Blackfoot, idaho.
December II. 1913. r:4
To Kathrine Rydberg. Widow Of Sven
Emanuel Rydherg. Deceased. Lynn
Centre. ILL.,. Contestee: j
You are hereby notified that Charles
T. Logsdon. who gives Empoia, Kan.
sas. as his post office address, did
on November rs. 1913, file IN this
office his duly corroborated applica-
ton to contest and secure the cancel.
lation of your Homestead entry No.
1913, Serial No. 01013. made septem-
Der 3, 1907. for SWA Section %,
Township 3 South, Range SO East.
Boise Meridian, and as grounds for
bis contest he alleges that said en-
tryman is now deceased and his only
heir is his wife. Kathrine Rydberx,
now resident, Of Lynn Centre, Ill.
that said Rydberg died on or about
July l. 1910, that he had abandoned
osAAN SAtAJ OOAOAG AID ONdSAp k00S
since his decease his wife has not
resided upon or cultivated any part
or portion of the entry; neither has
same been resided upon or cultivated
by any person since said time for or
on behalf Of the heir That said
entry has been entirely abandoned for
more than six months past; that no
cultivation has been done on same for
three years last past.
You are, therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
az confessed. and your said entry will
be cancelled without further right to
be heard, either before this office
or on appeal. il you fail to file in
this office within twenty days after
the FOURTH publication of this no.
tice. as shown below, your answer,
under oath, specifically responding to
these allegations Of contest, together
with due proof that you have served
a copy of your answer on the said
contestant either in person or by
registered mail.
You should state in your answer
the name OF the post office to which
you desire future notices to be sent
to you.
HENRY w. KIEFER,
Thomas & Andersen, Register.
Attorneys for Contestant,
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Date of first publication Dec. Is, 1913.
Date of second publication 25, 1913
Date of third publication Jan. /, 1914
Date of fourth publication Jan. s, 1914
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION

Notice is hereby given that VIM.
K. Jones has filed his petition herein
praying that this Court make an or
der directing that certain funds OF
said estate be invested in real es.
,ate situated in Bingham County.
laeno' and fully described in the pc
uuon herein and for the reasons set
,ortn IN said petition, and that the
nearing OF said petition has been fixed
Tor saturday the 9th day of December
1918 at 10 o'clock A NJ, at the Court
Room OF the above named Court, at
which time any person may appear
and present to this Court HIS obiec-
IONS to the granting of such order.
Dated November 26, 1913.
lSeal) L. IVAN JENSEN.
Dec 25-13 Probate Judge and Clerk.
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.Oer dispt
inn,o. &, Der
a.. tim. LOT L. ~. suow storm, and
reports e' 'eFS 'n'ns ~ 'eli'o'e eSSl
Ai,ions ~ pN ~ T'r'
! c,,,..--,aas passed off quietly. every.
thin, aoving along smoothly. There
,co-e NO Christmas trees At the L.
church for the benefit Of the
1,,,~ folks and one 1t the NJ. =.
1,,yt. III for the Sunday school &
y The public schools re-opened Mon.
nv morning In this city with al ths
!. ,achers IL their places. having spent
i ;h-istmas with home tolks, 4
Lee Meyer. who has charge Of .ne
hooi ut Inkom, 10 having two weeks
acation. His school win re-opea
Monday, the 5th Of January.
Lewis Robbins. The Potato Man. /"
went to Pocateno Sunday evening. re.
turning On the Aberdeen train Mon
day morning. t.a
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Peterson enter.
tained q number of friends at big
d'rner last Sunday. @..F ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Mars Jacobson went
to Blackfoot Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ellis and
children left Monday for Idaho Falls
20 spend = few days with relatives
and friends. ~ 4
Fred T. Hines, who was seriously
l.urt on the lava beds some days ago.
= wagon heavily loaded with cedar
wood having passed over his shoulder,
and one arm. 10 slowly improving, and
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

At a meeting Of the directors Of the
Miners Irrigation Canal Co., Ltd, on
Friday, Dec. 26, 1913, an assessment
Of $1.40 per share was levied on the
Capital Stock Of said company, which
is now due and payable to the secre-
tery.
Any stock on which this assessment
remains unpaid on Monday, Jan. 26.
1914. will be delinquent and will be
advertised for sale according 10 law.
BY order Of the board.
A. w. THOMPSON,
Jan. 20 adv Secretary.
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and it il, thought the danger is over.
His many friends wish him a speedy
recovery. Drs. Simmons and Mitchell
have rendered the necessary medical
aid. f Aeh
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltord Jordan arc
rejoicing over the arrival Of a bright
little girl at their home on December
2lst. ts s
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WARRANT CALL

Notice Is hereby given that the
following warrants will be paid upon
p presentation at my Office in the
standrod Bank at Blackfoot, Idaho:
-t7 81 Current Expense Fund
Registered. Numbered.
May LIST, 1912. 106 to 1923 inclusive.
May Both. 1912. 124 ia al inclusive
June Goth. 1912. 142 to- 1853 inclusive
July 18th, 1912. 100 to ITS inclusive.
BRIG. WHEELER,
County Treasurer.
BY c. v. FISHER, Deputy. Stills
Dated Decemher LIST. lsls.ss. c .,
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LEGAL NOTICES :

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS published
correct copies Of the Aolices furnish
l. ID; win pa. correctly. inserted a. -er>
deCed; q PROOF OF qualifications will Be
lesal form: the charge win not 81:
coed the legal rate, Those interest
ed in the publication ~of notices are
requested to order the publication to
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
BINGHAM COUNTY, STATE
OF IDAHO

In the matter of the Estate
and Guardianship,
of
Virginia Emma Just, Katie
May Just. and Eliza Treo
Just,
1st Ee Mirors
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COUNTY WARRANT CALL

Blackfoot, Idaho, December 20, 1919
Notice is hereby given, that the fol.
lowing Bingham County Warrants will
be paid upon presentation at my
office in Blackfoot, Idaho.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

WANTED-Two or three tons Of
barley by the Blackfoot Packing
Company.
FOUND-On the Wapello road, a.
green leather lady's purse with a
moose head stamped on it, and con.
tanning college currency Owner can
have same by applying at this office.
FOR EXCHANGE-2S acres, ~ miles
from Weiser, Idaho; good soil, fine
location, four-room bungalow, plenty
of water. two wells with pumps.
Want ranch near Blackfoot. Write
]. ]. Spicer, Blackfoot, Route 1. ct
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Roy Howard and Miss Hanna Gum
mersol, of this city, we're married MOI.
day, Dec. %, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Gummersol The ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop Adam Yancey.
Our young people who returned fro11
High School to spend the holidays are
David Manwaring, vern Randall ana
Leland Merrill. 5-f..
William Lindsey has gone to Ogden,
Utah, on account of the serious III.
ness of his father. ~ t.'e :
Alfred Lindsey just returned from
Ogden, Utah. where he has been
visiting for q few weeks. esA --t-
The teachers Of our school had q
fine program and Christmas trees for
their schools. rtya " bf+.
Mrs. Eliza Bingham 10 on the sick
list.
| Thomas Howard has just completed
| q nice two roomed house on his lot.
James and Erwin Yancey are each
building modern bungalows.
Grandma Hale entertained about .
score Of the little tots Of the Halo
families with = Christmas tree { and
presents. This 10 an apnualaevent.
The Y. M. M. L A put on 4 play
Friday evening entitled Comrades. !"
A hrge crowd was ii attendance and
the performance was splendid.
Mrs. Lucy Metcalf. who gave birth
to q baby some, weeks ago, is still
very low. She Is. staying with her
mother. Mrs. Warren.
Horace Fullmer has gone to Maple
ton. Utah, on visit. ri
/, Friday evening the Y. M. M. L "A.
Of Grovoland. presented the three
act drama, Comrades" to stacked
house. The play was staged by R. H,
Palmer and from a dramatic and ii.
1 nancial view, was q decided success.
Every character was admirably sus-
tanned. The new front curtain painted
by Mr.. Palmer is dandy and will
be appreciated.
A dance for the children will be
held in the hall. New Years Day.
We hear that q change Of music
for the dance Thursday on the pro-
gram. Well we need 1t alright.
A delightful little wedding supper
was served to friends and relatives at
the home of j. j. Peterson Xmas eve,
in honor of the wedding of their
son, Eugene, to Miss Eta Moon, Of
this place. There were present about
Is couples. One guest in particular
distinguished himself by sustaining
his reputation as the champion pie
eater of Springfield. But then you
couldn't blame him, for Emeline's pas
try was simply immense. A. B.
Stephens and family were among
the guests. =
1t is rumored that Roy Howard, a
promising young farmer of this
burg, and Miss Hannah Gummersall
are married. We hope SO. They
are fine young people
| Cyrus Yancey has left for Grand
Rapids, where he will take course
of studies.
The Parents Class" will give .
social in the hall Tuesday, Jan. 6. An
excellent program has BEEN arranged.
| Ward conference was held Sunday,
the 28th. with the Stake Presidency
in attendance. An excellent musical
program was rendered: ill.,
Peace, Good Will to Men," Grove
land choir. t.1
Solo, Face to Face r. A. Pal.
mer. tf
Roses, Groveland quartette.
Jerusalem, My Glorious Home. chci:'
| Attendance, 800.
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FOR SALE AT 4 BAR0AlN--Thzss
i, room house, $50 s. University aye.
Tegms r. desired. EnQuirn w, 4
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
WITH A BLANKET
TABLE DAMASK AND TOWELING
 RED TAG SALE

BIeached. mercerized damask 58 inch wide. Assorted pat terms. Value 25c. Red Tag Sale Price 21c
 5S inch Satin finished, bleach ed, mercerized .damask, pretty patterns. Value 29c. Red Tag Sale Price -........25 25c 62 inch Pure Linen damask, bleached. Good wearing quali- ty. New patterns. Value 59c. Red Tag Sale Price .... 49c ' 72 inch Pure Linen bleached, Satin Damask. Values $1 .O0 and $4 -25. Red Tag Sale Price. .85c
 54 inch Turkey Red damask. Checks and floral patterns Fast color. Value 25c. Red Tag Sale. Price 19c
 Linen Table sets. Size 59x76 inches. Hemstitched with blue and red borders. Six napkins to match Value $2.5O-S2.75. Red Tag Sale Price. $1.50
 Pure Linen crash toweling, =bleached. Fast color border. Val. 40c. Red Tag Sale Price Sc
 BIeached Roller toweling. Twill and linen finished. Fast edge. Value 7e. Red Tag Sale
 Stark Crash toweling. Heavy absorbent quality. Value &c.,
 Red Tag Sale Price .6c 58x84 inch German Mercer iZed table cloths. Bleached sat in finish. Value S1 .25. Red Tag Sale Price .79c
 Pure Linen huck towels. Hemstitched. Pretty designs with. monogram centers. Value 25c. Red Tag Sale Price. 24c
 Union Bleached, huek tow els All white, or red borders. Value 1215c. Red Tag Sale Pr1Ce HUG
 Union Crash hand towels. Hemmed, ready for use. Value 95c dog. Red Tag Sale Price,
 75c dOZ.
 Heavy Quality Turkish tow els, 43x23 inches. Bleached and heInmed- Value 25c. Red Tag Sale Price .s.. -15c
 Hemmed Turkish Towels. Good size. Value 121ac. Red Tag Sale Price. 10c
 BIeached Turkish Towels, 18x36 in. fringed. Value 1Oc. Red Tag Sale Price. .7c
 Roller Towels, ready for use. 21a yd. lengths. Made. of strong crash. Value 25e. Red Tag Sale Price .2Zc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
DRESSES. WAISTS AND
 SKIRTS
RED TAG SALE

Serge and Crepe Dresses. Worth $12.50. Red Tag Sale PfaiE Misses Serge dresses, $7.So 7.5o value. Red Tag Sale Price $500
 Blue and black and white striped serge dresses. Were S5.05. Red Tag Sale Price $2.OO
 Fancy Striped and plain silk dresses. Were S12.50. Red Tag Sale Price ....$ $500
 Satin evening dresses. Value S2O.OO. Red Tag Sale Price $7.5O-
 Fancy Plaid skirts with tunic Worth $7.5O. Red Tag Sale Price -.. ..... $S.95
 Blue and Black Serge skirts. Worth $500. Red Tag Sale Price So:(0
 Black and White check skirts Value $2Oo. Red Tag Sale Price -...-.., - ;S1.5O
 FIoWered and plain Crepe Waists. Pink, blue, maize and lavender. Regular price $1 .0O. Red Tag Sale Price .... soc
 $1 and S1.5O White VOile, Crepe and Lawn Waists. Pret- tily trimmed Red Tag Sale
 I lot of SOiIed Waists. Red Tag Sale Price. 1Oc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
JEWELRY SAMPLES
 RED TAG SALE

Belt Pins, brooches, cuff links, etc. Values to 25c. Red Tag Sale Price 7c
 Values to Soc. Red Tag Sale Price 15c
 Neck and Coat Chains, of col ored beads, worth 25c and soc. Red Tag Sale Price. 1Sc
 Hair BarretteS. Many styles and shapes. Shell and amber, worth 25e. Red Tag Sale Price .....s..=. 1Sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
COLORED WASH GOODS
 RED TAG SALE

Apron Gllqham and OnaI4- bray. All staple shades. Fast colors. Value 7c. Red. Tag Sale Price .... DC
 Prints and Challies, light and dark colors. Value Sc and s7c- Red Tag Sale Price ..s. 4112c.
 Lawns. Assortment of plain colors. Also black and navy blue with white figures. Value 7c. Red Tag Sale Price. -31Izc
 Ghambray, 27 inch. Medium blue only, Value 6c- Red Tag Sale Price .41I2c
 Dress GinghaIns, 27 inch, in stripes, plaids, cheeks and plain tolors. Warranted fast coIors.- Value 10c Red Tag Sale Price 7c
 Dimity and Ratine Crepe, 27s in. wide. White ground with small bud and floral patterns, Value 1918 and si5e. Red Tag Sale Pr1ces- 1Oe
 Two Toned and plain colored Ratine. Full range of eolors. Value 19c and 25c. Red Tag Sale Price 1Oc
 Shifting Madras, 32 in. wide. Many styles and colors.. Mer- cerized and with silk stripes. Value 25cs Red Tag Sale Price
 124ac.
 Best Quality PercaIes, 36 inch width. Light and dark grounds. Value 121ac. Red Tag Sale Price 1Uc
 Ripplettes in a full assort- ment of colors. Requires no Value 15c. Red Tag Sale Price He
 Silk Crepe de Chine. New coI- Ors, printed floral and bud ef- feets- Value Soc. Red Tag Sale. Price ..- 2Jc
 SecO Silks, 27 in. and 36 in. wide. Plain brocaded and strip ed. All colors, and black. Val ue 29c and 39e. Red Tag Sale Price 1Sc
 Silk and Cotton materials. Odds and ends, 27 and s36 inch wide. Values 15c to 25c. Red Tag Sale Price .1212c
 Serpentine Crepe, Plain col ors and Japanese and floral de- signs. Value 17c. Red Tag Sale Price ....... 1z12c
 Club Check Ratine, 70 inch width. Variety of colors, plaids and checks 35c value. Red Tag Sale Price .-.. 19c
 Beauty Cloth, 27 inch wide. Assortment of colors. Value 25c. Red Tag Sale Price. 12112c Wash Goods Remnants. Plain and Fancy weaves and colors. Values to 49c. Red Tag Sale PrIce :. s.1c
 Silk Striped VOiIe, Rice Crepe, Capitol Crepe, 32 inch Shifting Madras. Values 15c and 19c. Red Tag Sale Price s-.-9c
 Silk Lustre PopIins, ratine, striped yoiles, mercerized pom gee. Black and white striped ratine, 40 inch printed voile, 27 inch crepe, all colors. Value 25c. Red Tag Sale Price. 15c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
GLOVES RED FAC SALE

Real Silk milanese gloves, 16-button length, excellent quality. Guaranteed. Worth $1 .25. Red Tag Sale Price. .S5c
 ChamOiS Suede gloves. Good quality, 16-button length, white, gray, chamois and modes. Worth $4-0O. Red Tag Sale Price -.- 0Jc
 Heavy Tricot Silk gloves, 16- button length, black and white. Regular 75c. Red Tag Sale EIlCC s1. sSOC
 2 Clasp Silk gloves, black and white. Worth 50c. Red Tag Sale Price .....-... .39c
 2 Clasp Silk LisIe gloves. White, black, pongee. Worth 25c. Red Tag Sale Price 17c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-06
VEILINGS RED TAG SALE

Dainty Summer veiIings in navy. black, white and brown. Value 25c yard. Red Tag Sale PP1Co l&12c
 Shadow and Venise aIlovers. flouncings and Camesole faces in white, cream and black. Worth 25c to $1.0O. Red Tag Sale Price 19c