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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

CHRIsTK1RKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hj9rnet af Park
.og University Avenue. Gudstje-
nestle hver Spndag XII. 1920
Find. og 7.45 Aften. s6ndags.
skole. XII -
NORSK LUTHERSKE TREFOL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, HjGrnet af
harrington og Sherburna AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver S6ndag XII.
(, 1890 Find. og 1870 Aften. Sgn-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
|OST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hj9rnet aft Jessie og
Lawson SITS. Gudstjeneste liver
S6ndag XXI. 1O.45 Find.
|GOLGATHA DANSK-NORSK PRES
BYTERIANSKE KIRKE, 1876 Tho
mas st. Gudstjeneste Sandag
Form. XII. 1890. Pastor J.. H.
Petersen
DANsK EV. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
KIRKE, Hjernet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver SON
dag Form. ri. H.: S6ndagsskole ri,
DEN DANsK-NoRsKE METHODIST
KIRKE. HjGrnet af Broadway or
Is. ST., afholder sine Gudstjenester
SON fGlger: Pradiken Sgndag Form.
ri. 1890. Aften Kl. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: Sgndag Aften
ri. 7.45; literart Mode de tire ferste
Tirsdage i Maaneden. Bonnemgde
liver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. g., S0NNER
AZ NORGE, mdder 1ste og 3die
Mandag j Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1876 w. Ninth St.
SYNN0VE LOGE NO. 5 D0TRE AT
NORGE, mpder 2den og 4de Man
dag j Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, s156 W. Ninth st.
Fl. G. ANDERSEN LOGE M. 81, D.
3. s., m6der lste og 3die Fredag i
aMaaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hi at st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN nGODTHAAB0 mo-
ders2. og 4. Ldrdag paa Royal Area
, mum Hall, Ri. at st. Peter og 18th
Streets.
FORENINGEN uDANMARKS SON
NER''.afD D. 8. d. F,,smgder /. .og 8.
ILgrdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall.
at ST. Peter og4th=sStreets. 4
ssELEONORA mRIsTINE,' LOGE
NR. so DIS 8. mgder 2den ssog 4de.
onadaR Maaneden paa Minnehaha
Hall, List 9th og Franklin Sta.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
Danife Gamer fipber for $4,000
Qiherfh s8pn6s.

Set oanife Spiterimf1 nb bar j
6isfe Gage 9ol6t Mnrsmg6e / ct.
Saul. Samfun6et Teller mi LAS
aftibe Me6Ietnmer. De bari @qran-
tifpnb $31,674 og i @eneralfonb
$1,000. 9e fiabte ifior for $4,000
2ibertp Bombs og iaor for $4,000,
ialt $4,000: 9g man ihul6e fien-
oe os 6~anjf-merifanife &nin6er min-
bre go6t ON man troe6e, Ri Loo Sci
blipe 6erbeo. @otbil6e &anien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
Rerbfap 2oge SO, 8,

Elsner Of gorge, 5olot or6inert
9l1bc M1a1t6ug. Mebd bur mie6bor-
Iist 1o6t befegt, n1e.iaasforeloa Der
IS safodsDistine sagergebeuo..
Hna,. ne1nIie Sc BAD Sobe6to1emp6et
beBtnsne 2obforilog, sfom MI fprit
Hdf beotnges af5 Sc 1n6eroroneoe So
en for at BLUE Sob. Salt bar Ser
% 1se 2obforllog. Sc f1eite beotoe
o. fnngobtfom enftemmig efter tor
fere nbtnle1fer. On {farp Debat OPP
fob 1erimo6 ongoaenoe .5orilogene
om at ndbre &oinber Moyang til at
bliDe Ne6lemmer al 2oge1L 1amt ONT
nf opfage Mp11o % &oinoer at frem-
neo Rmionalitet font Meo1emmer.
Be Heite al be 6orilog, iom ombono=
Iebr dsfe lao betponingsfnloe Ga
ger, forelan | en- iaa dlet re6igeret
Borm, at 6eres Mening let funoe
misforftoaes. Moor-SorToget ON at
nadine M6gang for 8erioner af u6en.
ImbF @ationalitet, foruoiat at Sc
forftob norif, til timber bisie Scrub
in4ni11gen at hunne optages / 2oqen,
beofoges, onneno meb en- nof1aa fne=
ben Ntaioritet, bor bette iifffe Iao me-
gd, forbi be tilite6eberenoe bar ltemt
for en- faa inbgribenoe 6%oran6rinq i
Droerens Communicating, me1,
aforoi man mente, at 2opforlIaget /
ben 5orn1, oct orelaa, piloe fua me.
get ioen 8etponing og life fun6e
glbre nogen Sfnoe.
Smtlige foreliggen6e JoriIaa
Debtoges af2ogen.
Rm beilutteoe at anbrin9e $1oC
1 BET Abe 2ibertp 2oan. GiI 2oqens
11nlfe Wpbe, Sen 21be os., Tom bill
Blibe ct feIifabeligt Mg6e, oil @pn.
11ste 2oge, Detre at Morge blipc
Inobuot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
Gn tntcresIant 8arabe

tpnfeS ON mt1igt foron1taltet / ct.
Saul paa 9banfsgibing Dogen, nen1-
Zig Ell &ara6e, bborbeb lomtlige /
BDen reprGl entere6e fremme6e Sea-
tioner fremitilIer Sen Muooe, bbor=
poo Ebanfsgipi11g cller Silenbebrin=
gelien al Sn6b9ltningen fejres / 6eres
re{peftibe &jen1lanoe. Gn &omite
meo &eprRientanter fra alle gfatio-
11er Ell bleben neoiot al Manoren:
Sbis1 Sonfen fan reuliiereg, bill man
6iitnof ber i Ct Soul fao. 1e Ell al
Be Understandable 8araoer, font mo-
aeniinoe bar paSiefef gjen11em 8pens
8ooer.. SSbeen bar p1t1oet flor
Silil1ttnirg, nab11ig fra Soft tiIb6<
renoc Be lpbv % mellem=earopqiHe
Stater;; ben eneite itore Betpnfeltg=
beo mon bar er, at Geiret til Sen ST.
bill blibe iaa ,%binferIigt, at set BIZ
bore forbrnoet me0 tor @iiifo Of up.
fraoe Mationoloragter, nabnlig
hbis ben iponife usSSllu~ f%renloeles
groSferer. :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
ssnner al Moraes Mmbnlanee.

.&egieringet bar erfflerd, at ben
mebs8m bill mootage .6etr9lmbnams
&C, fom sgunet at @orge bar be-
ffenatanHe fpnee tH Granfrise:
:~S1t6iumlingen til Mmbllloncefon6e!!
Der St.BalI frioer roift fren, men
Der itoar bog en6m a6ifilligt tiIba.
-ge, faa Get er .gnifeligt, at De, Ser
.en6m lite bor b6et tit 8t6rag, ino~
reft t%noienber bette til etsof&omiteens
Meolemmer, 1aa Sc fan ipore oisfe
9rpoeriet meb at eoa r1tnottil Sc
erfelte Meolemmer al Morbfap. 2oee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

Ter Aortrdften meIIem appen fro
NtellemsgSeten 90 ben Hue piittDpe,
1tltliget1g en- lille 5m1ile operbrepd,
men eIlers let at gienfienbe fla set
|baglige Bib.
GnoboI6et al stDffet om5anoler
EN- lng 8ige fra en- lille 8D i Ohio,
|iom, % bum bliber mpnoig, beill1ttcr
ut rejie fra Mor og @iem for at e
|2ibet. Sun bar en 5or1111e, loln
'erbes Sar, Ser er fffilt fra benoe8
':Nor % gift igier, gier1re bill fao
Slngre /. &lliinen fra 2an6et, TOM
fbritaar gitllationen, fglger benbe til
2ong SSlan6 og bliper @iait beo ct
u@1nn!e NartD1 gipd til sore for oen
1l1rge 8ige. Naneb er meget ltoe1-
fpr111el1 og bliper itaoig for11ermet,
Dinoer tililltt og tager ben 111ge
2sige me0 bjen til Ditto. Men BUN
gjpr el1oal1t mere, Tor al George
Sepfsberrp &epnolbs, 3r0, efter
Mening 6en bnrite 5nob
bun 3ar let, gj6r bun EN- poroen6e
RlattSb1trg &an6i6ot.
W1iiS Carlisle er uppleret al l1b=
@fne{pillere iom, gl1freo.
Cunt i @epmolos &ole, al Sacf
Grosbp, 8biI Seege, @enepiepe 60
bin, @race &ton, Slllia @taort
og @elen @olcomb.
Sbnbert. st 5fl1elptI, ombonole11-
oe Mpiterium og &omantif, bill blipe
rpfert paa Sbubert Ebeater na1te
uge, nemltg EN- 9ramotiiering al
Mr@rat9S Mopel1e seize
og bprer fanm1e Eitel.
Mr. bg Msrs. @oeer 8elanep, rige
% megtige M%enneirber, gnifer at
hortgifte b6eeres DaHer ante til en-
errgelf M6elsman6, ifiptt bum eIifer;
elsie, En- rrtg Mbhboffat. 2isle.
e 8efiooelie at Dofumenter, iom:
at @ates SSsar paa l,loplig
Maa6e bar erbberpet fin @igoom,
men ban loper iifffe at benDtte 1ig
beraf al &enfDn til @ate. San giper
ben6e Nafirerne til Dpbebaritg i ct
l55iiffferbe6Sifab,. bpis &onibinatiol,
bon alene fie1ioer. Git pripat Octet
fiip, iom fien0er til Dofume1tcrne,
og ligele6es en- professional Borbrp-
Ser, planlpgger besge at faa fat /
Dofume1terne, men for loa ffer brD-
Der en- moiferd Wonb Sfabet op %
fat 6em. Sbem ban er, aflp
reg / Sen oberraifen6e S1l.tning, Jon
og11d f1tl11111terer me0 en- lDffel1g
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr. og Mrs. DeIunep ipiIles al
Sranf1in og 9orrit, &selton,
Srances Mc@ratb bar Safes
og Sorreif0rr er Sobn 2tsle,
ct. 8terre Defeftiben, Carl
Gee SorbrgAeren og &elten al 5ellfa-
Jet Gar otr 6em pcsien6e &oller.
Sberftprt al &areantpmobil.
.SSSrene 9uniel'enz 603 2ofapette
It, s Mcr gommel, bleb +GirS6qg
Sftermio6ag oDerfiSrt AT en- Bare-
uttomobil tilbpren0e 5menion8ros.,
Mpe., me6 ben 5plge, at BUN
togle elmer ienere afgif oeo De6en
,aa ct. Bau1 Soipital.'
Rnr 8hIpr HnAfnfnIisth.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
I. s6eatrene.

MfetroppIitan. vGbeg onntrD Gplt=
TN" meo Merpnora Carlisle / Gitelz
rollen, Ell amerifaaf @or1eoie af
Booth darlington og Suliim gffrpef,
opfgres pud NeetropoHtm naite uge,
begptroes1be Sgnoag. NMais Carlisle
eiorbe dd epfftteb a @tpHefet or
fntBzsppdffuprrtte fnrbbe..ee Mol.
seat oft saanctJ NIic bum fag,;
oe11 SD ftaoig bar fphId Roum.
5tpt ier mege ntorfom1 MlaA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
Mrs. 9. Snseman,

1886 Summit Mbe., penter pao
'Sgnoog 8eleg al en- Del Genner %
8ef1enote fra Miltolpin og 2ucf,
8is, font fommer til Epilingbpcr=
ne / M%nleoning at &rebsmgoet ct.
&eoer oanife Strife / Minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

5aSi6fte &riasnDt

@nglpnoerm pin6er ct fort 51ag
paq en- 2inie, Der itrqffffer fig ODER
20 'W3iI. Baa enfelte NSnnffter er
@inoenburs 2inien fu1oitanoie
gjennembrnbt, % BET aabne
Ierrpn ltgger ubefeltet for De M-
1iereoes Sare. Mmerifanert1e Dell
tog ogiaa / Sloget. gn Gel tpife
Sanger toges. Sen npe 2inie lgber
fra moro, ip6 for S%ornepille og ct
go6t 5tpffe pit for SerainbillerS.
9eiren bi1 pua 8ag.grl1no at 6isle
Cages 8~egibenbe6er babe en- l1al-
min6elig 8%etponing.
a.: "@iben leg bIeo gift, 1,r ls5
ngiagtig tabt ct balbt 8unb."
g.: rgeje0e 6in @ortngele ioa
meget?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
st. Paul.
S. q. 2anefelot,
Sitp goitor & Manager.
so. 6. 9tb @treet.
q. SO. Saefion 957.
s95eon

zHoa pore Saskatchewan / &enoe ie-
neit 0ns6a9. Mften. Benpt obenitaa.
fnbe a6rese og EeIefon11atn1mer til
Blaoets @itp @oitor og Manager.
5nu1,ne gteos tan announcement
3egnes % aontingent betales.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
4@ulaatha @irfen.

&oitor 81. 6. Gpcbien to1er i Wol'
gatba &irfen fgritfommen6e Sen0do
6en 10. 0hober &I. 1o.45. 6orm.
L=E 49, !. S"t. 49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
Stb aibb eller &eparation at
1f1re btfpg ben belfienbte S1beler
Eimon 8eIion, 200 6. 76 Street.
1876 Mar

TT BET imorgen ben IL. October, IL
ben Columbus op6ageoe Mmerifa,
ibf 1e1ne faa ber6ensbHtoriife big
fse 8eginerbeo fan6t Steo ben 12te
Dtfober 1892.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

ben aorif.lntb. Gbriitfirfe
Bill ben me Droni1g meb ergelif
@uoStienete 81. 1890 %. rlorif
guoStjeneite SCI. 11,So b0er Sgn6ag
Sorn1iooug tage fit 8%egproelie Sgn-
@oIlen ~ aft10
bog ben 20be DHober. 6grfffom-
menhe gpnoagser Ser engelf @los-
tieneite.
Sacpb 9iis 2isa ! ct. &a1l.
Otter CAN'T 8rooer1amh1nos Or
binare Mgoe iioitleoen Sreoag blcp
ser bo1ot ct Mebe Of 9elegereoe fro
De f%orjfiellige banffe Soreninger i
ct. Saul til 9prettelie al Ell Mfoe=
ling al SSacob &iis 2igaen Der {
8nen. Sorl10en De tiliteoebarenoe.
Meblemmer al 8ro6erI an fl1t1oet bar
Ser fremmGM Delegater fra 9anz
marfs Sgnner, 9anmarfs 0ptre
1an1t Sorettil1gel1 9aabet. En SrbltD
rer palgtes @r. g. s.. &asm1S1en
og tic 5efreter UNDER Mep0ef ST.. &e-
ter @p0eIen. ST.. &asmtsi e11 gup Ell
ober 2igaens. 6orrnaal %
Ebab Ben bor 11orettet it0en 6enS
@%tiftelie. Otter forifiel1ige l1otolel=
fer, 3pornf fremgif, at Der fife fra
olle SOLO Dor fulo &1arbeO ODER 81
gaers Sormaal, bleo man enige ON
at itifte en- Mfoeling al Sacob &iis
for H5t. @a11l. 35 Meolem-
inbtegne6eS pnn Ste6et.
@e6 bet oerefter foretagne @a1G
til &rndioent balgt &r. g. g.
&asm1Sien og til gefretar mrs:
9ilienifiol6. Ser b%effuttebes
ct NIT Mg6e / BEN allernpr.
6remtio, bportil ct Dpradb pil
blipe moienot. At Sefretnren. !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

gOr spIrr Sa,bianeliue.
gberIiaere er fgIsenoe Biorag inh,
bborfor meo Ed fpttteres::
Breb @bfiltenfen;
@scdnabn, Micb., $50
q. Greoeriffen, Delmor, Sa:, 500
9i6ligere in6fommet 1895
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
Scnpeb 600 stjerner

bar 0roenen Senncr at @orge mi
fit 5erbiceflag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

s5nnef III Morses SDbeblpae
bnr iii ffijsbtt' Tot idlt 1000 Dollars
! 2ibertp Botros. geo 5ioen 5eraf
bar iangoottifom iatnflige nnoerorot1ee-
Sc 2oges1r. Hfjg5fh enbe1 8otos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

Salt $t66.35
8iorag mootaees frembeles.
- -. ~ ~. =. y:
Kirker og Foreningef.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

sfrr6 etter g.rspennmm,I
.af Sftfe HIab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

CHRIsTK1RKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hj6rnet at Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
nestle hver Spndag XII. 1920.
Find. og 7.45 Aften. S9ndagse
skole. XII 70
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25
PRODUCTION OF COAL HAMP FRED
 BY INFLUENZA

A concensus of reports received l ,from operating companies, today, sb 9wed the influenza is making no <ahther alarming inroads on the Working force of mine-workers throughout the anthracite region. There seems to be some improvement in both SchuyllSill and Northumber- land counties, while the epidemic Is said to be increasing in Luzerne coun- ty. New cases have been reported in and around Shenandoah, a section that heretofore has escaped the full force of the epidemic, and In Hazel ton and Jeddo. Col w. A. Law renee, commanding the U. s. Medical Corps men in the Schuylkiu region, finds hopeful signs of improvement and declares the disease to have run its regular course. ''When there Is once a decline" he declares, ''the dis ease will disappear as quickly as 1t cane.S
 The death rate has been lowered about 50 per cent. in tho whole re- zion since Saturday, due to the un- firing efforts of the big staff of army surgeons, civil practitioners and he-
 
 roic nurses. The operating com banies have spared neither time nor oxpense to aid tho stricken mine- workers and their families. It is generally believed that with cold weather the epidemic will be check ed entirely, leaving pneumonia as the sole cause for danger among patients and convalescents.
 Production of coal has been cur tailed at the rate of over one mil lion tons a month. While this los can never be made up, with the de pleted working force, the anthracite industry, by intensive methods, Is do ing It's utmost. With at least 50 pc cent. of the winters supply of hard coal now in the consumers cellars, fact not in evidence at this time las year, householders can thank thei '1ucky stars" for the business fore sight shown and the speed tactic displayed by the industry through tn summer months in shipping coal to al states not barred to anthracite a outlined by the Anthracite Commit tee on May 29 last.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25
ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.

struodon by fire of infested stock, stubbie, garden plants, and weeds af- ter killing frost is the only known method of combating the European corn borer, dangerous insect pest of corn new to this country and which has been found living in the corn fields of Eastern Massachusetts.
 If strenuous methods are not made to check this insect, according to the Bureau of Entomology of the De- pertinent, it will spread to the great field corn producing regions of the country, do incalculable injury to the corn crop and materially reduce the prosperity as well as the food stocks of tEe, nation
 The pest Is not definitely known to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25
IN l DRAFT ELIGIBLE FOR COMMISSIONS
New Officers Training
 School to Take 1,22O Stu { dent From New England.

There is being established at Camp Fremont, California, 6 training school for CIVILIAN candidates for com missions as second lieutenant in the infantry, United States Army. The school is to have a capacity of 2O,- ooa students Training commences December l, 1918.
 Eao New England states are ex- peoted to furnish 1,22O students. Ar 4anged by states, the quotas are as follows;
 Maine s,.-s,4 .i-.-. .-. .ao--s- Il 4O New Hampshire ....I........... so Vermont .S-,~. ....s. -... %. --.,. ID Massachusetts ...f. ...s...l. ...s...6 62O Connecticut s.- ~s .- s,.-.s.-.as s~.'s< .zOO Rhode Island ...........,i ,i. .. /. 1lO Candidates must be citizens of the United States, and must not have been born in any country with which the United States Is at war, or in any country allied with those with which the United States is at war. Those who left such countries within years of birth are exempted from this pro- hibition.
 To be eligible for the school a can didate must be between IS and ,46 years of age, and physically qualified for general military service. A high school education or its equivalent is required, and each candidate must present three letters from responsi- ble parties as to his moral charac- ter.
 Draft Men Eligible.
 An draft registrants between the ages of IS and 46 are eligible, excep1 registrants in Glass I who registered prior to Sept. 12, 1918, and regis trants in deferred classification on ac' count of industry, occupation, or enl- ployment, including agriculture.
 Selected candidates will be trans ported from their homes to the schoo at the expense of the United States While in training they will be privates first class, U. s. Army, the pay ot which grade is $33 per month. IT addition to this, clothing, subsistence and medical attendance will be pro Vided by the government.
 Those who desire to avail them selves of this opportunity should communicate at once with the com manding officer, s. A. T. c. uni nearest to their homes, as indicated in the following list:
 Connecticut.
 Trinity College. .. .-. ---.- Hartford Wesleyan University. -... .Middletowl Yale University, e. New Haven Conn. Agrical College. ... .Storrs
 Rhode Island
 R. Isl State College Kingston, RI. Brown University --.. Providence, RI
 Applications may be addressed t Captain Leo Dillingham;, 99 Chaunce, rect, Boston, Mass.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25
Personal service for busy women.

To enable women to maintain hair and complexion ir accustomed beauty and freshness prompt service for all who busy with Red Cross and other activities. Many experts ready to give you manicuring, scalT treatment, shampoo, facial massage. For those who require them these helps to good stylish hair-dressing:-
 Wavy switches, 20inch-$1.25. 22-inch wavy switches $175. 24-inch switches, wavy-$4. 3-4 transformations Wavy all-around transformations $6.5O Pin curls-$1.5O. Gray pin curls-$2
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25
Nice black silk WaistS==S3.5O

Rich black crepe de chine waists well fitted for every service
 Nice and fine of texture With subdued but beautiful luster. In several good styles. Plain waists with no adornment, high or low neck, graceful collar.
 Pretty waists with embroidery upon front in several good patterns low nec attractive style with wide collar.
 Excellent in style and quality and value $3.5O
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25
Comfort gift
 for MT. Man.

A house coat sums up in itself many home comforts for average man.
 Great time to pick now Ample stocks fine variety Rich plain colors with fancy trimmings fine Persian silk or velvet or corduroy! Prices all the way down from Sand special plums at $o Bathrobe goes in comfort class too. Here are dandy holiday ones with slippers to match. Cord edge some with shawl collar with cord grdle What bunch of good coors and patternsl
 $6.50 to SIS
 Main TooE.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25
Cape gloves appeal to women.

because their warmth and staunchness does not prevent them from fitting with smooth grace and beauty. They especially fine for through Autumn and Win ter; have comforting warmth and give excellent service In good tan shades-$2
 Black cashmere gloves for women&who enjoy these sensible and time-tried fabric gloves-75c.
 Double silk gloves that fit snugly and have hand. some luster, white black or gray;-$15O.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25
Overcoat rush soon!

couple of sharp days, touch of frost-and meD rush for their overcoats~ If you've good already, you'll only need rush to spot where it's been carefully stored. If you've not better rush here. Better st and you won't have to rush at all Ready-good style, dependable fabric, careful tailor ing, nice fit, full value-al insuring good service Yes; insurance against attacks of cold Every sort of overcoat from big ulster to Chesterfield
 $25 to 1885,
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25

occur outside of Massachusetts, but it is possible that it may be present in the other New England states. The insect came from Europe and is es- peoially injurious to corn in Austria Hungary where it has been known to destroy at least one-fourth of the en- tire crop in single year. During the cold months it lives within the dead and dried roots of corn, the larger grasses, weeds, and garden plants. Therefore the ease of de- stRoying it at this time by burning garden trash of the kind mention ed,
 Discovery of the insect should be reported immediately to the state agricultural college or to ths Bureau
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25
Slick shoes for all men.

Slick in looks-and built for good service too. Clever in finish-and full of durability. Tan Russia calf with Neoln sole and rubber heel, straight last,-$75O. Dark tan Cordo calf with broad heel narrowtoed straight last-$7.
 Black calf straight or butcher last broad flat heel broad shank unusually comfortable ,-$6 to $9. Black kid butchers with medium broad toe -$8.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25
Graceful little hats and turbans,

Something in tune with the season marks these new small hats and turbans
 Maybe it is their rich hues-brown and blue and hen and taupe.
 Maybe it is their fabric splendid velvet or combina- tion of velvet and beaver
 And may be it isn't any thing but a combination of several!
 But their charm is apparent at glance becomes dou- bly, when how we'll they accord with suit or coat and with today s mode of hairdressng! And there dress hats trimmed with ostrich bands and pompons and plumes and tips; some black hats and some in the hues of fashionable fur. Also there hats trimmed with the prettiest of lit tie flowers made of bright hued velvet What clear fine contrast those flowers do give!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25
Refreshing tea & coffee savings.

Some of the finest and interchangeable teas and cof fees of the Howco family at special price for just day or two longer.
 Of course there is a reason:-we want these highr quality teas and coees to entrance to moE appreciative homes.
 Howco fancy tea all flavors regular 80c 1b. fb.-T2c 5 fbs.-$35O 10 tbs.-S650 Howco Cream coffee fine blend, regular 45c ID.
 fb.-42c 5 tbs.-$2 10 fbs.-$380
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