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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

aad unlimited resources for a wide
experience Z internal MEDICINE Both
d. ana MS Elgore hare MANY
-r1sn1s Z 5e-.as-- VINO are delEArad
q TIE news u heir return.
Ih---r members OF the Belfast
-roop. 37v ScBU-s. under the c.-ec-
nor II Scour-1astar Dlckey, passed
Lhs1 Week az W-adsmere Park. the
ea1~-1a- summer cpiony on Unity
pono- The r-1p WIS made on the
-,a-n and through ne kindness OF
ne N41UEa Veterans Charitable As
Socla-11pn they were allowed 10 use
a large Guiding as barracks. This
was SITUATED II a grove Of pines anc
: 0ost delightful place for a week
o4-ns, Plenty Of ye4uw and WHITE
perch bass AMI plckeral were caught
&c he table supplied win these ed
0lAA- allen I, Cook. Official cook Of
- r Third Maine Regiment weu1
--"I= as chef anG The bows al swear
~ Ms cooking. Kenneth coicord
"7E The prize for catching the larg-
as- tsh, landing a 70 inch picEe-er.
-eaadeT Canning GINNING n second
WI u u inch che. He was high
ne Until with n d few hours Of
areakng camp. Young Colcord was
a.sr the winner Of the long distance
cumming prize. with Ear Ness a
7losA second. Those who took the
-;-17 we're Ralph PhIibrick. GRAND
-'rc aErc- Donald Knowlton. Carroll
E7r-ie- Carleton Read. Zion Smith.
'-Eroio Staples. Earl Ness. Lewis
Aenda4l. Guy Lowell. Pau Davis,
ain Gray. Clayton Colcurd. Ken
7al1 Colcurd, Frank Downeg. Russell
Knights, Thomas knights. Rarrv
5uwen- Donald Horne, William L.
-7ok, Elmer Ellis. Leander Canning.
la-old Greenlzw. Nathan Read. For
~eFt Woods, George Randall, Vaughan
=atcn. Herbert Rogers There were
10 accidents during the trip. which
vas one Of unaIloyed happiness. and
ne-- year a TWO weeks "trip Lis PLANNED
r -1s same lake Scout Donald
A1owiHon was bIgler of the day, as
s.E-ed by Guy Lowell The program
-nr each gay was as follows: A. NJ:
-, Revellle: 6, colors; S.1s, setting
~ exercises; 5.3n, bath; :. break
last; s. air bedding and fold blsnketx;
games. fishing. boating, etc: IL.
SWIM; 11.45, recall; L.. dinner: I.
ak by ScDucmastsr: 100. games and
Scout instruction; 4-4.3r. swim- h.4h.
-Aca1l, s. supper; 7,3o. campfire; s.45.
raPs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

9T-5a22an, heavy packing stock. sors
smooth. E7aG-40. do rough 2n33EE75
plgs SIG ZOO
CA---E-Eeceiprs -1a Estimated
conor-ow 5UA Inserted. Beef srsers
Medium anu heavy weight choice and
Prime 1S.5d 7SR; medium and good 13750
loo. common ana medium --33a dls-T
lgt- weight good and cholce l45ldr 7as
common and medium 1H9d141 Butcher
carte EeIes-s SgDdl1-5 cows --5Gi1.ssN
ca1nsrg and cutters s'eQt--5. Veal caves
Egr- and handy weight sg5d1aM- Feeder
steers g5aT15H. rrocker E-+eys gHST--5
SaEEF-Seceiprs gaen Esrlma1eo To-
morrow e.. Strong Lambs. s. ms
an6 down 157561EEE CuIls and cornmrr
1fEsliI 435h, TeE-t.nE we-aers lNSTfd lsT
Ewes. Medium. good and choice -25s1g7s.
cI1liE and common 31eG6-5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

L. are passing few weeks with the
family Of Everett Williamson and
other friends.
E J Eolwav IF Boston and e-iand.
Mr.. Mcdonald of Portland have been
passing several DAYS with friends N
towr
4 party from Connecticut are pass
ing a few DAYS with Clifford Grant
and family. L Is -IIuorsd they coz
template purchasing q farm some
where IN this v1c1uZry.
On July 4rh the members Of the
Wednesday Club and families - the
number Of so met with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. p Rogers where they held a PIC
Tic The tables were set and
oourt4ful dinner was served which
consisted of baked beans. salad and
dainty cakes and pies and ice cream
A very pleasant time Is repc-sc-
Nj and Mrs wn- Owens and so1
Fred IF Concord were receut callers
II town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
BINGHAM

Among the recert real estate deals
u TINS section has bean enc N Mos
COW bordering On the Bingham lowe
Line Ella 2. Hal has sold abou.
twenty acres Of land together with
buildings thereon ID Della B. Nc
Laughlln-
There were the usual services Sun
day q. the Congregational church
with Esv. T. 3. HAITI going 70 Scion
To conduct the services II the after
ooon- He vii go 70 CA-aIuok ID
preach n the church there this
Wednesday, evening. NeE Sunday
there VIII be a speaker from away
n the interest Of the Ter Centenary
Movement, recognizing the three
hundred years Of Congregauona4lsm
4 our country
Several leads of lumber have ar
rived al the Bingham House and II
Is understood that Landlord Clarence
W Dur1nn intends 10 build an add
ton On the north side Of the hotel.
The State Board Of Assessors
Philip DeerinE Of Portland. Frank
Peabody CT Eoulron and u llia-n Aver
Of Oakland. together with the County
Commissioners Granville Perkins Of
Madison. z. T. Goodrich and Henri
Croweu If Skowhegan held a CON
ference here with the local board Of
selectmsn u connection with a bridge
hearing.
Mr and Mrs Harry Savage and
little daughter returned ID Their
home N North Anson Sunday a-tsr
visiting with Rev and Mrs. I &
Eatt az the Congregational pa-son-
age. Mrs Savage If their 1anghtsr
The CONGREGATIONAL Church Cir
Gle members held 81 enjoyable pic
nic At the pines last wednesday
afternoon
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Fogg. who re-
Gently purchased a farm IN Mon
mouth have moved 20 that place
after a long residence In our midst
Mrs Il 3. whipple in enjoying an
outing 4. her cottage at Pleasant
pend.
Mrs. stna rrshle and Mrs.. Jessie
Hamilton entertained the Scion
Chapter of the .. A RS At the home
Of Mrs. Preble Friday
Mrs Marion Drake-F7anders with
her orchestra and other entertainers
Il 70 give IN entertainment in Ken
nenec han on the evening Of July "a.
Rer. I c. Thorn spoke On "Oheci-
ence'' at the Methodist church Sun
day afternoon
Miss a Z. Hanson Of raleigh. N.
g. At the nea6 az the Department Of
Modern Languages 1t Shaw Uni
versirv is n rowa caring for Anna
z. Savage far a crme
The Ladies' Aid cf the Methods.
church met Tuesday afternoon Of
this week with Alrs. Eta Ecir- The
following officers have been elected 70
Eerve for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Olive ELTON. vice presi-
dent Mrs. Erca Holt; secretary, MIS-.
Evelyn Lombard, treasurer, Mrs.
Lila Sanborn.
The Grange met Saturday last
Ethel Savage has bean arpnin1sd
lecturer to serve during the Ao-
sence OF Anna Savage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
NORTHPORT

a r Lead5errer spent Tuesday IN
6eitas1, coming up Monday afternoon
n Ills sloup. Ee was the gussI Of
Nj and Mrs. George z. kir--edEe
and upon his rerurn was accogupan-
ed ny Earle Il Page Of Beverly.
Mass. who VIII spend q few days
With his aunt. Mrs. Carl hopkins in
Camden.
M and Mrs. Frank Billings. Mrs.
II. Il. osgood. Mrs. Amelia Alien.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Simcns If
Marlboro. Mass. arrived Wednesday
10r days v1s1r with Mrs. Allen g
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Z Stevens
Church street. making the trip ever
the road IN MI. Billings EIrrmoniie.
The following dates and program
have been announced for the annual
CAMP nesting at Temple Heighrs
the SpI-1tuaaiEt czmp-ground in
Nnrfhpurt Beginning on Ang 10
the SESSIONS VIII he held cnily tcr
one week. closing On Sunday. ABg-
24rh- Among rae aiiie speAlsars en-
gagged nrs Rew Freder1ck A WIFE;
rim az En1fv church. nnsrnn q iBs1
Enz 90 NxsaasI g Hzusnes anl3zf1sl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
Etock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
lures = ire DAYS Dealings N All
re -sarins Stocks

r. - T-i- Is-SroCks were mes =
ant .--agu.ar during the early znG
tltG.1-e ages u -o6av session
|E--er.E--- named a. around II The rur7-
ar mn hour when more InHn
: 1.....0r shares changed hands
r. urcs--aln-v wac rraceaole n
II a.'1~enenslan regarding the r1on-
ez-Es, = Il bearing upon the more
f-.a.,ve sEues but TINS proved IN
Ener -a-es ny ne TWO classes II
Eta-s. -a--lng only a point Until
eros - --nse when loans On mix
fn.lz-s- -E-s made a. s per cent,
y ~ can was demanded tor a.
EE,-a4E
ft...e- ae-'H oumen- winch prumpfsd
FL. = conservative una-ters.s put
6st = Mako NJ IMPRESSION among
f1la-,--e r. asLs. was the absolute
ke-a...a-0- - me foreign exCnaaEe
tEE
k-.!--ancas - london and Paris fell
2 .c7-s-gr ruu-alnrs II rhe history
= .rca -a-keI. Italian change ap-
E1-iz,.-E = irw point q the wa-
Fnc ant creme unsefrieYnenf was
Ee'ec r ne -ates 70 neutral ccun-
p :. re -nnst ENCOURAGING featureE
4 "a stc.k -1a-lSet waE the strength
Y :" ais. secondary as vel a.
--ansYprta hons making the
showing r MANY weeks. Features
r; dl"a!nr lncIndeS ST Paul com
Falc@ ga.ned s points; View ha-
u and sorne Of the trans-con--
ks1 arc -:.nu- 1iaes1 70 3 points
4! 'ntacco American wonIen. Endl-
k.5eHntor and sund-y equipments and
altief -anec sne 70 FIVE points.
-'lc 7is STael and BALDWIN. rec2nt
- q. ne -lEe were moderately re-
n 1rIrEs were among the
4 arc longer stocks az the close
II 4alo lC'ss - 1.aA. CSC shares.
o-p 1TraE were Srn. others easier
.ga'e- 1ealings Toral safes. par
u 7s-s = q ne United States
III VET Unchanged On CAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
Bostnn Produce Market

Boston. JuI- If
EEE-Chulcs whole cattle gM.-n
EC-TER-Nortne-n creamery extras
SSST55s Uesrsrn 40. 54sd55
CEFEEE-New wins extras gTfsr
CORNING. = Yellow -3HL5
EgSS-Sea-cv hsrnerv nT-2: west
srn ez--as 5sT6s
FLCCR-Spr1nE patents 18Th sacks.
lZ5od13sn
EAT-No. . rlmu1hv 4cd4z
LANCASHIRE gGT
oATSFancv ~ . Eth sacks e1eAnz
P0EK-Aediun backs SID.
fzR
CEAE-E-aruiafed. wholesale. a35
per 1fN pounds IN bulk
VEA--32GGo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

Mr. Bessie r Wentworth Of I'm
coi1v;lie Centre. conceded 20 be one
o. TIE most successful workers II
Maine; Een-: Center of Springfield
Mass a well known psychic. Orr
ers viii Re announced later. Mrs.
MauEe Lane of Chelsea Mass. wi
have charge Of Tire music, and n ST
Adelia Morse Of Camden VIII be az
conpanls1-
The opening meeting VII be held a.
? NJ On AuE. 18th when the preEl-
der-. MRS Bessie 2 Wentwor- vii
make an address. This viii he fol-
lowed by a special nesting If The
Ladies Ala.
On Aug 18th. there viii be a lie =
tu-e al n A N. by Esv Frederick
A wigE1n. tnIlcwed by anothe- lncl
rure a. ? NJ by Henri Center A.
30 a seance viii be conducted by
Mrs. Wentworth. with special music.
Admission % tins session 10 cents.
Aug. Is, al n A. M, a social meet
ing 2 ?. N. lecture by Mrs Went
worth.
Aug. 18th. a NJ. social MEETING,
10 a. NJ. lecture. Henri Center. ?
M. Lecture. -aev Frederick A Wig
gin 80 P N. seance. Mr. wiggin
and MI. Center. special nuElc, ad-
mission 10 cents.
Aug N. social meeting VII be
held al 9 A NJ. with lectures ar II
and by Mrs Wentworth aad Mr.
Center.
Aug. y. IN A N. a Memorial ser.
vice VII be Conducted by Mrs Went.
worth and other mediums, . P Vi
lecture. Mr. Wiggin, $50. anuual
meeting Of corporation; 80. conSerr
admission u cents.
Aug - M-- wiEg,u VIII iecru-s n
The morning Al n o'clock; Mr- Cen
ter Will lecture a. ? M; AZ $50 az
nual business meeting IF the Ladies
Aid Society. P M. annual fir nm
du tribe auspices CT the Ladies' Aid
Society.
Aug. q. 9 A. Il, socia. NESTING; %.
lecture by M. wiggia, ?. NJ. lsc-
rure by Mrs. Wentworth.
Aug. "a. 70 4. Il. lecture b. nj
Center; P. NJ. IecrEre by M. Wig
gin. 40 ?. n, sea-lse conducted h-
Mr.. wiggtn and MI. Center
Following each lecture there VIII
be message seances and ad6t-inns &c
the program wiz be announced Hrum
time eo time from the plarfarm.
The annual concert promises 70 be
very Interesting. Miss AdeIia II
Morse Of Camden. pianist and Miss
Esther z. Morse II Camden. x.oIin-
announced.
The officers n he Temple He.xnrs
Corporation are: Prendenf Mrs
Bessie r Wentworth, LincolnwfIls
Centre; rice president. Mr.. Adelee
A MnntEfinre. Y arerv;llc: secretary,
Mrs c. r Simmons. Oakland, rrea-
surer. 3 II. Bradbury. fairnel6. d.
rectors. s. P Strickland. Bangor.
Adelee A Mnntsfcre. wratervtIle,
Henry Morse. Camden. Oscar Young.
LincolnviIle. Nina z, Cook. Belfast
D. NJ Bradbury, Fairfield. Arna
Reed Fairfield
omcers Of the Ladies' Aid Socierv:
PrsHidenr- Mrs. Monfefinre. wafer-
vile: vice president Mrs. Cook E&l-
faEt; sscrefary. Mrs Waiter E. Hard
.ng. Belfast. treasurer. Mrs. Laura
q Earrar. Falrae1a-
TIA remp1s HsaEnfs Inn Z open.
A n. Glidaan ~ Fairnala. rr~pr1s-
fsr. ana VII a1frrd ample acrrrncaa-
r1nns frr tauss w:no DO mt hsSs 60
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

View York. July 1b.
"EAr-epvt stsady: So. rad n
a : Vew York trrck export 60 arrive;
coAN-spof nrm. No. yellow "a
ana No. white Nrf Sew YORK
CATE-SuUt srrung: No. wnine -
IAEC-Easy: middle west zD91ao
cC-TcNEEED oE~EA-ely sreadv
nr1me summer yellow spot anc July -
sepresnher Zx. December 3D
BCTTER-Jnsertled- rscHp1 z -
cre2meyv h1Eher than sxrras ss@"ol; &c
ex.xns. e. scnrs. S4@5<s; nrEf olMao
uack:ng struck current make NJ SO
EGES-ITegnlar-. receipts 1hosos lHesn
gathered extras 5Mss 40 extras arsrs
rTTH do hrsrs ss1sS: state "a and
nearly western hennerv whites nne to
fancy GG6i: state. Pa and nearsy nsn-
nerv whites ordinary 70 prime ss1Nn'
sta-e. Pa and nearby nennerv browns
54aE: DO gathered brown and mixed
cniors 5h@E.
PcSAr6EG-ouist: Jersey hhl. Snd
CANBAEES-Qutef and uncnanEeo.
STEAH-Rzw steady. Centrifugal
-. fine grxnuianed SOC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
CHINA
Davidson

SoT-E-M-s Edgar Davidson
with her aauEater. Mrs. Carton and
r-aodcaush-er. Phyllis. al Of New
tarv.IIe Mast. are guests Of M. ana
Mrs 2 Davidson
M-s Davad Hutchinson and
daughter. Mise Hazel. are guests Of
Mrs Mary ". Jones'
Dean Nathan Wood left On sarIr-
azy for Boston where he preached
twice on Sunday
Few. Earle Harold of Lynn accum-
panied by Teiford Jones arrived here
by auto last week
Henry Ohler Of Aui,urndale. MAnz-
Is the guest CT Mr.. and Mrs Scott
Ryder
Miss Julia wtnEluw of Rronh,yu
was a regent Erlest Of Mr. and Mrz.
W T. Thompson also MIR. and Mrs.
El1tlls NJ Jones
Hur-fard Cruzmzn &C Pnr<znnd ar--
rived here Enfzzr6Ag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

Possibilities OF crop damage rom ex-
pectAd dry. hot weather nrrusnt ABOUT
4 sharp upturn today n the value 81
curn. The bulk az the crop Ii al crit
icsl perind ana the marEef cirsed ner-
veughf To q net higher with Septen-
ner 1sai 70 1sks and December 16ke 10
isg- Oats sAinsd % q In provisions
the ourcnms varied from Is Cent? DE-
cline 10 oentA advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

New -ork, July Is
Mercantile paper 5sG5 30
Sterling Tl6av bills 4Sls
Coums-cial Sa-dav bills OF banks AZ
Commercial Se-dav bills 4.32 81. de-
mand AZ 81. cables 4-Sss.
Francs. demand 7-1n. cahies ~.
Guilders. demnnd 8 S-s. caoies 81.
Lire. demand sN. cables sSs.
Guvernmen. bends irregular.
Railroad bonds easy.
Time loans sCronE with iTrrle supplv Z,
W dar-s On DAYS and Sic months bid.
Cal none easy: high. lcw. -uling
-z1e and last lran 6: closing bid g. Of
<arsd NJ & hank aCcpptanCeE a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

New FORK Stock Market
-7~-sc-ed Daily by
NAME BROKERAGE CO.
~ %a-sr St. Augusta T.
Phones 1D-S-Io1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
Know Have Used These Want Ads to Their Profit and Satisfaction
Business People Finding
Worth Classified Ads

Every day your Want Ad N The Journal VIII rat
good results for you There is no day of the
week that is special day" for Want Ads
Business people whose little ads appear on this
this page know the value Of daily advertsinr
They would1t think Of advertlz1ng On WedneE-
days only, any more than they would think Of
having their name appear only II the surinr
number Of the talsphone book
Telephone Want Ad to The Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
Statistics Of Suiidins and Ersinssr-
ing Operations in New England

COMPILED ny The T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

\ r-l-wE YOUR WANT ADS
LS- CALL fas
eg =c= & WANT 40 TANEA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

HAVE vou read me want Ad newss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
Muslin Underwear

Gowns, embroidery trimmed, madc empire style Gowns, lace trimmed, low neck, short sleeves, slightly soiled from handling Regularly these $3. 50 to $4.5O. Now $295 Gowns in broken lots of sizes lace and embroid- cry trimmed were $2OO to $275. Now $1.5O to $2OO Gowns of white batiste, very sheer, specially priced $1.50.
 Cotton Crepe Gowns, flesh, white and orchid,
 at $1.5 $1.75, $2.OO to $3.5O La Grecque Drawer Combinations odd lot of broken sizes priced from $4O0 to $500. Now $500 and $3.98 These La Grecque pieces are all fresh and clean. La Grecque Skirt Combinations which ter soiled, sizes 3S and 40, $4.50.
 Now $3.75 and $3.98 La Grecque Cherl pantalon, lace trimmed, fol- lowing sizes:
 In 42, were $500 $2.25
 In 46, at $2.98
 In 36 at $2.OO Long Petticoats of white muslin embroidery trimmed nlussed and counter soiled. Lengths 34 36 and 3S inches. Were .OO. Now$1.19 and $1.5O Another group, small lot only, priced at $1OO
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
White Novelty Voile
White Goods
For the Laundry

Cothes Wringers, best make, II rOlls hard maple frames, a three years guarantee on rolls. Regu- lar price $50. Sale price So.85 Willow Clothes Baskets oval large size, with rein forced bottoms and handles Regular price $2.5O.
 Sale price $l.9o Electric Irons full nickel tb sizecomplee with cord plug and stand. Every iron guaranteed. Regu- lar price $500 Sale price $3.Sa Wall Dryers, metal wall plate, 10 long will fold close to wall when not in Regular B cts.
 Sale price 29 cts
 Aluminium Ware Sauce Pans in sets of three, l. 11a and at. sizes. Regular price $2.25 Sale price $159 lip Sauce Pans,
 qt size regular $1.45. Sale price $1.15 qt size regular $1.65, Sale price $1.35 Preserve Kettles,
 at. size were $2.5O, Sale price $195 IA qt. size, $4.25, Sale price $3.45 Covered Sauce Pans, qt size were $17O
 Sale price $1.15 Double Boilers, qt sizewere $275 Sale price s19s Colauders, regularly $135, Sale price 95 cts. Measuring Cups, regularly 30 cts. Sale price 22 cts Tripcate Sauce Pans, with removable handle. can be used one burner cooking three articles at the same time. Were regularly 1925.
 Sale price $285 Percolators, cup size Colonial pattern, regularly S225, Sale price $165
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
Collars

Organdie Collar and Cuff Sets, Vestees and Fichus, to be sold
 at cost prices
 Main floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
Blankets

All white, wool and cotton mixed borders in pink and blue. Size 66 8O Were $75O for $6.50
 White blanket, wool and cotton, fine value. Size 70 X S2 Were $9.5O for $8.50
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
Wonen's S Underwear

Bought especially for August Sale
 Vests and Bodices of fine isle. some mercer ized, pink or white. Regular sizes, were 65 and S5 cts, for 49 cts Extra sizes, were 75 cts and $1.OO, for 59 Cts Vests and Bodices, were 35 and 39 cts
 for 29 cts Were 50 cts, for 39 cts Union Suits, lisle thread, low neck, sleeve less, close fitting or lace trimmed knee.
 Bodice styles, tapes over shoulders close fit ting knee.
 Regular sizes were $1.25 for 98 cts Extra sizes were $1.5O,
 for $1.l9 Knickers, white or pink, were S9 cts,
 for 75 cts
 Main floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
Gas Ranges

The 'tVulcan'' in cooker style.
 Three burner top with oven black trimming regular S225O for $2025 Thre burner op and broler, black trimming regular price S25OO $225O top, single style, regular price $35OO
 $315O Cabinet styles five burner tops, white pans and door, Regular price $5OOO Sale price $45OO
 $6OOO Sale price $54sOO
 $65.OO Sale price $58.5O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
Lingerie

Gowns of Crepe de Chine, slightly mussed from handling A limited number only, and these were from $500 to $2OOO, Now $135O and SIG. LOO Camisoles flesh and white, lace trimmed, ribbon straps, all sizes, were $125 and $1.39, Now $1.00 Boomers of pink satin, 23 inch length, slightly mussed For $295 $3.95 and $4.98 Boomers of pink and white Crepe de Chine
 at $2 25
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
Mems Wear

Mems Wear collars.
 Special $1.59 The reason these are offered at this price is be- cause a large number purchased. Later these same models will $2 OO $25O at the rate cotton is advancing Shirts, satin striped madras Were $3.50 and $4OO, for,
 $295 Imported printed Warp Scarfs, fine quality The same have been selling for $2.95,
 $198 Mems Knit Ties, nice quality. We're s2.5o, for
 $198 Mems Union Suits, Yale make, with or without sleeves Knee or ankle length. Were $2OO and $2.5O, for Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, short sleeves, ankle length Were $1.OO, for
 86 cts Men s Pajamas cotton, plain and fancy. Were $2.50,
 $210
 Stockings Women's Thread Silk, slightly imperfect No exchange Lisle, full fashioned black white and Cordovan, K
 59 cts Mems Thread Silk, good quality gM
 <. 96 cts ss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
White Gabardine

) Zine twilled weave, for separate
 inches wide. Regular price, 69 cts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
Odd Pieces of French China
211a, 8, 31a, 4 and AZ, A, A and B
to close out at Reductions

Bakers S1 .75 to S2.5O, at S1. Bowls S1 GO, at 9O c Iudi R,1er Plates, at , CasserOles, $500 and S625, at S2. Coffee C,ms and Saucers, cts SI 34 at 50
 A DsCoGfee Cups. were 63 cts. to Si OO at 50 e Covered Veuetable Dishes were $4.OO to $625 atS2. Meat Platters were $1 .75 to $500, at S1. Fruit SaucarS, 25 and 50 cts at 15 and 20 c Pickle Dishes we @ 75 cts $l 25 at 25 and 50 c Plates sig 34 to 92 cts. at 25 c RO,,on Guns and Saucers, $i % and $150, at 50 c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
Sixty~fve Suits

All late styles this season
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
The Store closes at 5 D. m. Except Saturdays
 Saturdays at 6 p. m.
Silks

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