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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03

servicio los dfas festiyos, para que no
ocurra 10 de aver, que Sc VIC grande-
mente perjudicado el p1blico por no
haber los necesarios carros de seryicio
Ell active joven senor Juan Rodrf-
guez Cintr6n, que por largos amos de-
sempeno el puesto de jefe de la esta
clon del ferrocarril de esta. ciudad. ha
sldo trasladado a ocupar un alto pues
to en- la oficina Central de San Juan "
ha salido hoy hacerse cargo de el.
Emilia Torres, fu6 condenada por
el Juez de Paz, Lcdo SEEK, a tres dollars
ore multa por haber violado las orde
nanzas municipalities
-F'ue arrestada la individual Aslp
clon Santiago, por locura peligrosa.
puesta a disposition del juez Munici-
pal
-POr orden del juez municipal de
Guayama, ha sido arrestado aver en- es
ia ciudad el individuo Julio Quinones
a qulen sc acusa de un delito de falsa
representation.
-Por andar anoche por las GALES de
esta ciudad tres ciclistas con las Inter
mas apagadas han sido denunciados an
te ell Juez de paz por la policla.
-Milagrosamente no tenemos que la
mentar varias desgracias que hubieran
ocurrido anoche en- la calle de la villa
de esta ciudad, por haber chocado un
automovll y un cOche particular, salien-
do ell auto con varias averlas, y,los ca
ballos heridos
-Contin1a enfermo de algdn cuida-
do ell senior Tomas C6spedes, secretario
del ayuntamiento de esta ciudad. ouien
debidO su salud tai vez renunciara
dlcho cargo para desempenar otro d.,
menos trabajo que le permita SUI salud
-Se encuentra enfemfo aunque no
de culdado, ell senior Felipe Ramirel
Quinones, presidente del partido IN,
n:<ia de esta ciudad
Aver regres6 de algunos pueb!os de-
II '>la onde sc. encontrab1 IN ncgccios
ell senior Augusta Gautier, president
del Concejo municipal.
FL senior Teodoro Moscoso, que pa
SO entire nosotros varios dias, salif
aver para su residencia de San Juan.
-Todavla algunas haciendas de esta
jurisdiction no han dado prime pic a Ia
mol1enda, por 10 que Sc encuentran mu-
chos braseros sin trabajo.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03

hice. Mis- amigos, acostumbrados 4 VERNE
slempre SIC delgada manifiestanme, su asombro y
fechos viendo que he podido alcanzar un peso
cue nunca antes pude conseguir.
Ell SIR. CLAY JOHNSON dice:
D1gneSe enviarme otro tratamiento para 10
dlas. Estoy sumamente satisfecho de los an
ter1ores efectos, del remedio Sargol Esta medi-
Gina ha sido la luz que me ha mostrado mi
future biennestar pues vuelvo adQuirir el
6 tomarlo. SOLO pesaba is$ 1ibrss 'S % ahora
ademas en- perfecta salud. va no tengo Ell
aspecto desagradable que tenfa antes y Ell gran
maiestar que sentia todas las mananas ha
oeseo anadir al peso que ahora tengo libras
mas creo que este sera bastante.
kqs hafars AN9S m reisci5a ar%a desde que emDecs
q usar el tratamlento Sargol: Tengo 81 amos
estaba profundamente postrado por la debilidad
ME era del todo punto impossible dedicarme
ningun trabajo. Al presente. gracias al Sargol
parezco un hombre nueyo. He ganado % libras
en- % dias de tratamiento; no puedo manifes-
tarle cuan feliz me halo al presente Todos
mis- vestidos me vienen prietos mi cara tiene
un ,perfecto natural color nunca he sido tan
ffa0sS G@ sR%.m i%Nm2 RERHfiEn q REfisniso Rouse dice
., FL Iratamlento Sargol. es sin .duda alguna
el me!or que he usado. produciendo en- mi
rara era la semana en- que no me hallaba
dias enferma del est6mago. Solamente tome
hoaba va 90 en- argU eaesdas is las cTaes
cuanto Sc me antojaba sin que me hiciera daiio
III doior de cabeza que antes casi siempre
tenia ha desaparecido completamente Pesaba
12O libras ahora peso 40 hal&ndome al
mlsmo tempo de salud como hacia va cinco
amos que no me encontraba. Estoy tan gorda
como 10 deseo no cesare de recomendar Sargol
cuantos 10 necesitaran pueS verdaderamente
hace 10 que Vds prometen.
Los anteriores testimonies est&n tomados solo
de personals residences en- Ia ciudad de Filadel-
ha 81 10 deseara podemos remitirle su COM
pleta direction para que Sc entere directamente
de ellos de los benefcos y maravillosos efectos
de el Sargol.
Quizas dude aun de Ia verdad de todo 10
que arriba hemos manifeStado. Cese su incer-
tidumbre, escribanos inmediatamente le en-
viaremos como prueba una GAIA valorada en-
$O.50. La experiencia 1e demostrara que estas
pastillas son superiores & cuanto le acabamos
de indicar No importa. cual sea Ia causa de
las personals debiles. Pero 4 pesar de todo 10
que acabamos de manifestarle no esperamos uue
Vd. crea nuestra palabra. mas corte el cup6n
de abajo. adjunte unos 10 centavos Americanos
para ayuoar los gastos de franqueo. y recibira
vuelta de correo ell mas apreciable paQuete
que en- su vida entera sus manos lego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03

Els esta una invitaci6n q la que ningtn
hombre muJer debiera desoir. LIE diremos ell
un descubrimiento maraviIoso que Ie ayudara
olgerr los alimentos que come como conse-
huesos. No importa cuai sea la causa de
su degadez. este gran descubrimiento hara que
ei ai1mento Sc convierta en- masa encefalica en-
unas horas en- sangre en- 4, enriqueciendo
adenas esta de globulos rojos, los que son
de necesidad indispensable para todo hombre
mujer: 1C6mo podemos hacer todo esto2 La
c1enc1a ha descubierto un asombroso tratamiento
concentrate. ell cual aumenta Ia celulas (de
mente. Esta maravillosa invenci6n. hace que
la indigestion demas intermediates del esto-
mage desaparezcan como por encanto que
"a la5tos do1 de VHa4dad. SO sientan como un nino
de dos amos Este nuevo tratamiento que Sc
degaldas Sc llama .:sargol No divide sH
nombre SAR-G-O-L NADIA como el nj
semejante q el Sc conoci6 antes.. Este remedio
es una Verdadera revelacion para las mujeres que
nunca pudieron presentarse gusto en- la
sociedad por sentarles horribemente los vestidos
causa de su delgadez. Es I'm envio celestial
para los hombres fatos de peso, energfa Y
fuerza de nervios 81 deseara hermosa per-
fecta hgura con preparedness iguales de la que
cmsrpo p exuberante &c en- fuerza y energfa, escriba
The Sargol Co.: 900 3 Herald Bldg. Binghamton.
gratis una GAIA de Sargol valorada en- So 50
Ia cual le demostrara la verdad de 10 manifes-
minutes despues de tomar la primera de este
excelente producto concentrate, empezara &
produclr SuS V1rtudeS efectOS, dandoSe casos
en- los que Sc ha notado con el hasta I'm aumento
de una libra por dfa. Mas vd. dira que necesi-
ia pruebas para Greer estas maraviIas AQuf
las encontrara; en- elias podr& enterarse de Ia
opinion de varias personals que 10 han usado.
que estan conVencfdas de sus efectos y que
af1rman las excelencias de esta preparation
maravillosa:
Ell REVERENDO GEORGE w. DAVIS
dice:
He probado los efectos del tratamiento Sargol
= ne notado con ei nueva fuerza y vigor; peso
70 ubraS mas mi Salud eS muchO mejor me
encuentro como 81 hubiera vuelto 4 los amos de
mi ninez; esta medicina ha sido la causa de un
cambio radical en- mi vida. Hallome tan bien
que no necesito tomar ninguna otra medicina y
nj Quiero volVer hacer uso de elias.
LA SRITA A. I. RODENHEISER
eScribe:
remedio Sargol pues solo pesaba 106 lbras
cuando empece & usarlo ahora peso 100 de
modo que he obtenido "a libras de peso. Sien-
tome mas fuerte hermosa que nunca y tengo
en- la actualidad rosadas mejillas, cosa que
nunca pude lograr antes por mas esfuerzos que
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-10
SUMMER RESORTS.

INvEsTIGATE RUSSELL ISLAND to-
day--its wonderful island ON
st Clair river opposite AlgonRc) .
Just commencing TO come Into its
own as Detroit's newest and best
summer bungalow colony Fine
river front lots are available Mt
modest prices and on easy terms --
clear title from the L : govern
ment Camp on your own lot this
summer. See our representatives
who meet star Line boat at island.
also electric cars at Algonac. Send
for literature today by signing
your name and address below with
out obligation. and mailing 70 Han
nan. l McGraw bldg Detroit Mich.
Address ........ ...................,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-10
Out Grand River

Close to Detroit markets. We are
Offering for sale at "A sacrifice price
one OF the best i3s-acre farms In
the state soil Ia clay loan, all
cleared. has large hip-roof barns
cement stables. t-room house with
full basement good orchard and
all outbuildtngs: everything paint
ed and In frst-riass condition. VIII
sell on small payment or exchange
for Detroit property.
TROMBLEY. WILSON CO.
1918 Chamber OF Commerce Bldg
Cadillac 5000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-10
ron sALE-R REST ENCE PROPERTY.

NORTH SIDE LOT. sosiasn. LONG
FELLOW. east OF Hamilton. only
north side lot left. EARLY bird gets
tho goods t5-fi. north side Puri-
tan, and other choice north Wood
ward lots John Strongman, 1919
West Grand blvd. Walnut iss7-R.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-10
ron sALE-FAItMS.
2OOACRE FARM

This Ia one OF the best farms In Hur-
on county. one milo from Haroor
Beach, is-room house, large base
msnt barn. big silo and other build
ings. i<T acres under cultivation.
Price si2S per acre. terms. half
down. or will
Trade For Detroit Improved
Cadillac 400. Ask for Mr.. Farrand
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Silks.

PopIins and fou1ards, tasteful coIors, regular 39c, Mill End price QG 25c yd-
 Kimono silks. gorgeous of color and effect, regular 75c yd. Mill End 9SH price 45c-
 Tub and fancy silks. nice patterns, regular $1 yd, Mill End price RG 579c-
 Messaline in light and dark co1ors. s5 inch. regular sf yd. Mill GSel End price 69c-
 Fou1ards and handsome striped nessa1ines. regular s5c and G0H $1, Mill End price 69c-
 Poplins tub silks and handsome foulards, many colors. regular GnH z5c, Mill End price 59c-
 Fancy silk and foulards, quite a variety. regular 75c and $1, AAG Mill End price Soc
 Fine crepe meteor and crepe de chine and rich fancy silks of exclusive patterns, regular $2, Mill End & fl price $1.50- Charnieuse of sat1ny surface and beautiful hue, regular-$1.50 50. ZAG Mill End price s1--
 Crepe de chine, soft and fine and beautiful, regular $1.50, Mill 0GG End price s1--'
 White corduroy. yard wide good surface, regular 75c. Mill End ASe price SOC
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Tea Coffee Crackers.

Howco Royal coffee. regular 35c, Mill End price lbs. $1, not over 12 lbs. to customer at A lbs. oGN Howco Choice tea. F'ormosa, toolong or Mixed, regular 40c, Mill End price 3 1z lbs. $1; not over Al lbs. GN lbs. to customer at q
 McVitie & Price English biscuits special Tango assortment, regular 35c, n1iH End price 29c;; not over 9 2 lbs. to customer at @>~ =
 Educator crackers, 4 varieties, reg ular 1Oc, Mill End price G for 9RN for 25c- ~
 Uneeda Biscuit. the perfect Rn soda cracker S
 National crackers. all the various 10c packages, Mill End for 2En price A7c &> V
 Nabiscos, sa1tines, baronets. ginger waters and other famous National crackers, special 25c package, not over to customer g for 50e af i- @~ NS N%
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Hosiery Q Underwear.

Vests of light weight for women and girls, low neck. plain yoke top. 0Q regular 12 5zc, NIiu End price 10c -
 Boys white cotton union suits. regular 5Oc. NH End price 2&N 800 V
 Thread silk stockings of black or white, have 1isle top heel and sole, regular soc. Mill End price 2EN s9c- ~DG V
 Light cotton stockings with double heel and sole, white or black regu- lar 12h C. Mill End price 1Oc-0A
 Girls nice mercerised stockings with double heel, toe and sole, reg %7A uIar 25c, Mill End price 19c-- H z V
 Women's 1ace-trimmed union suits of summer model and soft fin S30A fsh. regular S5c sort AAN% V
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Mems Furnishings.

Fine silk neghgee shirts coIored stripes, most sizes, regular $4-50 and 2. AGau End prfce ek0 &0 s@ & 25 aa eS v Ilazslly negngse shirts with stiff sozEffs uost1y YorIre, newest coIored
 pes, regular $7 sos AGin End 6 n9UaRE a 10- ssAa s@ 4
 f56TE or at1M czEH negliEeel shirts, neat co1orsd patternss regular I5cs GSN a1zlI End price 5ee
 Dnaon slzlKz na1nsook. sleeveless, knee length, regular T5c. 41iu E0 n Ind pr1ce 65c- N~ N~
 BMbxzggau shirts and drawers. regular soc, NH End price SR srclH black lightweight cotton, sznsS AdI4 H6d pFlce 0e
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Gloves 6 'Kerchiefs.

Silk gloves, 16 button length, dou- ble-tip fingers. white. regular G0n 85c, Mill End price 69c-- n -
 Women's linen handkerchiefs, plain, regular 10c, Mill End price ZG 9c= O
 chamoisette gloves, white with black embroidery, regular soc, 2SA Mill End price 800 V
 Mems plain linen handker- 1 EA chiefs, regular 19c sort - v
 Umbrellas. strong frame, rainproof cover, plain or fancy handle regular $1 sort Mill End price zEn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
See these items picked from the lot!
he whole store joins.
Women's s Shoes.

Fancy pumps and oxford. ties with colored top. Regu- lar $3.5o to s5. Mil End price $2.65 and $3.2O
 S1-s5 Fancy pumps in several styles, originally $3 and $4 for the Windup S1 Handsome pumps of pat lent leather and calfskin, regular $5, Mill End price $4. .2O S3. 20 Sport oxfords and tan OK lords with rubber sole, reg ular $4, Mill End price $2. 85- 82. .65 White buck lace shoes with tan or black trimming, regular $4.5o, Mill End price $3. .65 S2. .85 White canvas sport OK lords, regular $2.50 and $3. 50, Mill End price $1.65 and $2. .85
 S1. .35 $ S2. .35 White canvas button shoes with low heels, regular $3, Mill End price $1.85
 S1.4S White canvas pumps with low heel. regular $2.5O, Mill End price $1. S1.45 White turn-sole Colonial pumps, regular 2.5O, Mill End price $2.2O- S1 .85 l
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Wash Goods.

Romper cloth and flower ed voile or batiste, one de- to withstand the hard usage of lively children the other of fine texture and very dainty in pattern, reg .ular 121ac and 15c, Mill End price 10c- Sc
 Costume crepe in plain col ors and in floral designs, alike good for outer and un- derwear, makes pretty dress es for children and delight ful summer night-gowns, regular 15c and 19c, Mill End price 121ac- LOG
 Roma silk, plain or figured and with much of silk $ beauty combined with the durability and strength of cotton, regular 25c, Mill End price 121ac- LOG
 Handsome 4o-inch voi1es in lowered or dotted pat ter1is, regular 25c, Mill End price 19c- 15c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
White Goods.

Fancy checks stripes and 'crossbar muslins, regular 12 1z c, Mill End Gn price Sc- OS
 Plisse of pleasing weight and nice finish, 32 inch, regular 19c, n4 Mill End price 12 X e 2OS
 Jacauards of stIlx-and-cotton in prettily-hgured patterns, regu- Nn@ lar 25c, Mill End price 12 E c-&OS "
 Rice cloth and smooth firm gabar- dine, regular 35c, Mill End 2 A
 price 25c- Am & "
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Notions.

Sewing silk. 100 yds, black and some coIors. Mill End 2Oe dog price 3c spool
 Koh-I-Noor dress fasteners. EN not all sizes. Mill End price 7c- ~ V
 English twill tape, 10 yds, Mill GN End price 7c- ~ :. HadTpan. lair, 4,,, cabinet. large varie- 7c End price 5c- O
 Pearl buttons. or 12 on An card, Mill End price 5c-
 Garment shields and brassieres, Mill End price BOG and 0E~ 50e- V
 Sewon hose supporters heavy zM elastic. Mill End price 1oc-
 Dress shields, Rowland guaranteed sorts,
 ..a Size 3. 9fill End price 19c
 Size 4. Mill End price 99e 25c-- &&@
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Floor Coverings.

Rugs. Wilton and Body Brussels. good durable colors and tasteful pat terms, regular $23 to SAY. Mill End price s1s.5o to SIS to $50 of effect, handsome and good-wear- ing, regular SIS and S4O& SIS
 Hall rugs, Administer. 22h inches by 1o15 feet, regular S2 5O
 Cordoman carpet. plain blue, green and red, regular 46c yd- 29G
 Small Administer rugs in. pretty de- signs and favorite colors, regular $s.5O and S1.S & 82.50
 oi1cloth in light co1ors, QG yard wide, regular 29c yd-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Tennis Packets.

Smashing drive is made by the tennis rackets for this windupl
 Just got hold of a lot of rackets that maker didn't stamp with his name because of little hurts.
 With that stamp they'd sell at $5 to $8 and it $ hard to see wherein they are inn perfect.
 We bought lem, had lem strung with good gut-and they are in the windup at
 S2. .75 Newport style rackets, regular $2.50 S1.65
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Fancywork.

scrinn and narqu1sette scarfs and squares, regular 25c and 2A G 35c, Mill End price 15e- = /&
 Hand -crochet scarfs and squares with linen center, regular -&O s2, Mill End price $1.65-
 Stamped scarfs, regular 75c, 6OG
 Lawn scarfs. regular soc, 25c Mill End price 29c-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Fancy Goods.

silk handbags fitted with mirror aud purse, black.and figured silk. good ksEyde. NH End price 90n
 SI1k girdles. correct style, good szsa1ity. NH End price 0En E5ac-
 s Taxaness fans. many decora- q $n t4fons- NH End price 25c- e~ V
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Ribbons.

Wide fancy and novelty ribbons in short lengths rich and beautiful, reg uIar $125 to $3 yd. Mill End SQQ price 79c-
 Fancy ribbon in short lengths, reg ,1ls1r ular ase sso to fso Vo' M4li ho &9C
 5A inch moire ribbon in short lengths, good colors, regular 29c and 35c yd, Mill End price 01 =
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Men s Clothes.

Ha4 strawsl stcaws ] ]
 Any stiff straw hat in the store; no matter what it's former price 95C. Suits; fancy suits of sum 1ner weight and of medium eighti
 About every size in some color or style. Our regular sorts with expert tailoring and right fit Each one de- pend
 Regular $2o s $22 50, Mill End price $15 S13-50
 Regular $25 to $3O, Mill End price $19. .5o S18
 Trousers from Sweet Orr, built especial Y for wear to work. guaranteed too. Reg llar 50 and $2, Mill End price $1 .4O S1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Underwear & Corsets.

Redfern corsets, splendid in every way, in the Mill End sale &1 GG at $1.95 and s2.50- A~
 Corsets from different makers, ex- celIent in model and material, in the Mill End sale at 69c GnA & Goe and 95c-
 Memo satin petticoats. high 1uster, nice model, good coIors, ga 0E special value at $3.75-
 Combinations of nice muslin with pretty trimming, in the Mill A&A End sale at 59c-
 White pettfcoats of new full model and pretti1y trimmed, in the AG@ Mill End sale at 55c-
 Corset covers trimmed with lace or embroidery, several styles, in 9A A the Mill End sale at 29c-
 Net carnfso1es of several styles, very sumfnery and dainty,in the T e Mill End sale at 19c and 25c- & >~ -
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
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Dress Goods.

Mohafr serge p1aids and wool cha1- lis, some light colors. mostly short lengths; regular 39c and 59c 9Sa yd, Mil End price s5c and soc V
 Black-and-white checks. good stripes tasteful plaids, plain serges; regular soc. Mill End price 2&N 39c-
 wool crepes and diagona1s and serges, fine checks and plain wool crash, regular 75c yd, Mill 5SG End price 59c-
 Bedford cord. fancy serge. hand some wool crepe; regular $1 G0n yd, Mfl1 End price 65c-
 Batiste and fancy suitings. serges and black-and-wIlite checks: regular $1 and $1.25 yd, Mill End zEe price 7sc-
 Several shades of broadcloth serge and crepe in either plain or brocaded weave; scintel1a, in a number of colors; fancy weaves of nice quality; regular $125 and $1.5o yd, Mill End S0n price 79c and 85c-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Mems Shoes.

Fancy cloth top, black and tan, clever and good, regular $3 and $5. Mill End price $2. .45 and $4.20
 S2. 20 6 S3. .8S Rubber-soled black or tan lace shoes, make a man walk on air, regular $3 and $5, Mil End price $2 .45s and $4 20 S2 20 6 S3 .85 Patent leather oxford ties, fine looking, fine style. Reg tlar $ and $5, Mill End price 15 and $4.2O
 S2 .85 Tan sporting lace Shoes and oxford ties, great. Regu- lar $ and $4 50 Mill End price $3.15 and $3.85
 S2. .85 < S3. 20
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Trimmed Hats.

Women s smart and clever trimmed hats in the colors that are tasteful and season able. Trimming presents all the fashionable effects. Hats range in size from small to large.
 Mill End price $2. 50 and $3. .50- S1s50 Mill End price $1. .5O-
 soc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Housewares
for 0E

Ivory soap for 0Ea
 Fiber pails. regular soc. S9qfTa Mill End price 23c- @@ v
 Gas cookers, 3 burners, oven, buoiI- CT, regular s8.5o, Mill End price $7.25-
 Large ash cans. regular s1.5O. NH End price $1.25- &T
 Garden hose. 25 feet, regular s2.25. Mill End price $1.S5- GF 5 Mill End price 55c- Hampers, regular s1.s5, Gf0R Mill End price s1.15- @ nN 's
 Single ovens. regular 95c, 2ER Mill End price S9c-
 Ironing board with stand regular $1.2g, g Mil End price S1u05
 Refrigerators regular sIo ca Mill End price $s-95-
 English jet teapots. Mil End 2En price 29c-- v
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Jewelry

Hat pins with sterling or jeweled top, Mill End price AR 19c-
 Neck chains. sterling silver and gold finish, Mill End 20R RfAR price soc and 69c- S@Z
 Bar and brooch pins. with gold top. cuff links for men, new gold-top col lar pins; Mill End price GR 19c-
 Pins of half a dozen sorts, sterling or gold front or Cloisonne ena- e mel, Mill End price 1oc-
 California scented rose beads. dainty and beautiful and unique regular sec. Mill End price 39c- 2GR
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Linens 6 Domestics.


 Mercerised damask, regular 39cza9d soc. Mil End price 29G & A0e 33c and 45c-
 BIeached all-1inen damasks good weight and designs, regular 2E R $1, Mill End price s9c-
 TabIecloths of linen, hemstitched, nice size, nice pattern. Regular s4-5O- Mil End price $3-75-
 Embroidered scarfs and ahans. regular soc, Mill End price 8Fe 35c-
 Au-1inen bleached crash regular =12hc. Mill End price 10c- Te
 Good-weight bleached cresh. regp- lar 1oc. Mill End price F 9c-
 Hemmed towels, union linen. muck weave, regular 19c, Mill End RG price 17e-
 Crash dish towels. part linen. reg ular s1.2o dog, Mill End Ae zo-o7 price e6c--A
 Bleached Turkish towels. reeular 25c, NH End price 9Fe 21c-
 Yard-wide bIeached muslin, regp- lar Sc. Mill End price 6c-- RG Brown and b1eached muslin, 8s inch, regular 1oe, Mill End price ZH 8c-
 .'EngIisf'ss 1ongcloth. 86 inch. soft finish, regular $1.80 piece, eS Mill End price $1.5o piece H5 ~ ~
 F'ringed crochet bedspreads. cut corners, regular $1.50, Mill e End price s1.25--
 Crib blankets. regular soc, T0n Mill End price 23c--
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
For young women.

Spring cloth suits of excellent style and youthful rnodeI:7
 Mill End price Gz En $9.5o- SD 4 H9O s1ai5oE M5l1 End price S1O .,a5aE ad5l1 End price S12.5 so
 Dresses of several styles, G9 Mill End price s3.75- OS
 Pretty white and fancy dresses of fine wash fabrics, Mill ca zE End price $4.75-- WoHA 4 0
 Garden dresses of white with effec- tive embroidery in colors, &E En NH End price $7.5o- NHOO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Girls & Children's Shoes

Fine oxford ties and pumps, several sorts and feathers, in the Mill End sale ss ss $ s2 .oztn and S4.65 s S1 95
 Black calfsxin sandals regular s1.25 and $1.5o. Mill End price 95c and $1.15- 85G 05C
 Tan calf sandal pumps, regular s1 s1-96. a62 Mil End price S1
 : White canvas sandal pumps, regular S1.50 and $1.75, Mill End price E0N -95c- -
 White canvas play oxfords, regular $1 to $1.35, Mill End price 85c to s1- 59C & 89c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-29
Boys Clothing.

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 Blue a11-Troo1 serge suits with two pairs trousers. coats have st1tched-on sbe1t, both pair trousers lined patch lpocke4s. One Of our regular $5 Dou- IbIe- Service suits, Mill End &S@ @E price $4-25- As Sp>.@
 Fancy Norfolk suits of woolen fab ;ric, one pair lined trousers, sizes most fly to IT, regular $3.5O, eS0 3E AGiN End price s2.6O ~ ~Mn nADNa@
 Khaki trousers, great for summer, regular soc. Mil End price. 20n 42c- D~% -
 BIcuseg, madras, pretty woven pat +ernss regular 76c. Mill End ASn price Boo "
 Palm Beach Norfolk suits, cool and comfortable, don't wrinkle. Regular $4 sort, MiIl End price %2 $3.26-- @WAD
 Wash suits. number of styles and eoIOres our regular $1 sort, ZSN 11ilIs End price T9c-