The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-29

their sale prices will be made public from time to time. The prices quoted include charges for delivery to any point in the United States. These stores will make sales both over the ! counter and on mail orders. The prices fixed on these commodities are the same for sales made over the counter or delivered to the consumer in response to mail orders. The list below includes both new and renovated goods. No renovated goods will be sold on mail orders Such stocks will be sold only over the counter.
 The War Department has divided the country into a number of retail districts in each of which one of tZ2e stores will be located. Residents of the respective districts must place their orders with the store in the par ticular district in which they reside. The Quartermaster General will de- fine. in the near future, the boundar- ies each Of these retail districts and give the location of the store which will be established in each.
 The surplus stock of eacn com aOdity, the quantity of which is sufficiently large to justify such pro-
 
 retail districts into which the country has been divided. each districts al Iottmenr being based oa the popula- tion of the territory embraced within the district boundary. and dIstri- button of the surplus is now being made in accordance with this alloca- tion. The character Of certain of the comm dities to be offered for sale , is such that the demand for them will be restricted 10 certain sections of the country. Such commodities will be distributed only to the stores located in those particular sections. Delivery by Parcels Post.
 All deliveries Of goods ordered by mail will be made through the parcels post service, but mail orders must be addressed dire :tly to the stores in the district in which the purchaser resides and not to the post master Of that city. Al mail orders must be accom- panied by cash, postal money order or certified check. No uncertified checks will be accepted. To assure 1 delivery of mail orders, the War De- partment will insure all mail order | purchases of over 2 at Government ! expense. Orders for less than s2 worth Of goods will be shipped at | purchasers risk
 The Quartermaster General has directed his sales organization to seT- 1 ect in each of the cities in which stores will be established, a build ing accessible to the class of trade to which the commodity offered for sale will most strongly appeal ''The following list includes the | commodities to be offered in the stores on which prices have been fix ed:
 Price List of New Articles. Arctics, cloth top, S1.6O pair. Arctics, all rubber, S2.25 pair. Blankets, all wool, $500 each. Blankets, cotton, S3.oO pair. Bags, rubber. hot water, 65c each Boots, rubber, hip, s5.25 pair. Brooms, stable. with handle, T5c l each.
 1 Brooms, corn, soc each. Brushes, scrub, 15c each. Brushes, shaving, 15c each. Candles, tallow, zoe per ID. Cans, ash or garbage, assorted sizes $3 each. Cups, canteen, 15c each.
 Drawers, wool ribbed, Winter
 heavy, s1 per pair. Drawers, winter, wool, light, s1
 per pair.
 Drawers, Summer, BaIorlggan, ! Nainsook, Elastic seam-knee and full 1 length, soc pair. Gloves, Jersey knit, 2Oc pair. Hats, oil skin, 75c each. Kettles, camp. with covers, soc each.
 Lariats, 65c each. Leggings, foot, 75c pair. Overalls, combination, s2.5O pair. Overalls, bib, S1.25 pair. Raincoats, commercial S5.25 each Staffs, flag 5-foot sectional steel $1.10 each.
 Staffs, flag, s-foot sectional steel. $1.10 each.