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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
The WOmdn's
Exchange
A Double Shower
1rhmnn,s Pooe.

a.. rditoY Of womdns Pooe'
10 :" ,,.a,m-Please send me few
Dear tn how can arrange a snoWer
ldess ,s 20 be given to two giras on u.ed
same yeu,abi. and gifts be arrange9
how can te ereSreshn,ents can be served
Also. VIVA, by a girls sewing clup,
This is b gl'sp arranged m BY myself at my
put " We have a porch that pethdtb et tbs
might do and and e slsS sSe iwS house. NJ. c. r.
back Is anu shower TO be a surprise anair'
- t,, COZ, could send out your lnNiua
u III " Tor lawn party and nave ..e
,nwn momo and porch lighted with Sapamese rnnas
lanterns tIrus strung with Gh white % crepe paper,
.a IWIne careful that the paper does not
oeuns lar enough to tho lanterns 10
come come fire Then scatter the packages
Sustaining snL the gifts about the lawn,
Let some me- o hand il to the girl to whom
on aadrsssed. expressing great sur,
IT, Then have some one else ma
prn,her prisIh one and hand that over, sun
na"'rnrised, Continue this until tne tWo
elr,s fhe packages themselves. IL II
damp night IT would be better TO
Sc The gifts piled up IN q corner OF
ra'o ia. onorch. but they could bo "discov-
rad in The same way:
Whatever the night is have the re-
,,s.hment table on the porch. IL you
1 trssn're"ts mn screens to let down, 80 as TO.
Maid the porch from the street. tack
s',11e = sheet or cloth of some kind up on the
sass % of the roof. so that the table will
not be so exposed to every one VINO
Vases, Then fasten a string from the
pssS to the table and twine the crepe
rsper nam of any color over It 10 make a
b6oth effect. IL you have some paper
Sowsrs TO twine round, too, so much the
halter Serve lemonade or punch, sand
pJIsa, 10 you like. and cake or sweet
rractsrr, IIavo saltcd nuts and candy
on tie table. too, and have informal re-
Sr.shments, not a regular formal time for
.i,tinS down and eating. II would not be
necessary TO have favors, but II you
nsnt them you could have little flower
baaltets. made OF crepe paper--you can
buy them at the five and ten cent store
6Iied with candy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
Middle Blouses, $1.35
and S1.75

The $1.35. blouse is of mercerized
blue cotton and has short sleeves. 6 to
20 years.
The other blouse, at $l.75, is of white
linene with braid-trimmed blue or rose
collar. cuffs and pocket-tops. 10 to 20
year sizes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
inexpensive Little Frocks and Middies
That Don't Mind Being Tubbed

A dress of fast-color Scotch ging.
ham, of a smooth, even weave, has
stripes of pink, green or light blue on
a white ground. 1t is trimmed with
plain color chambray and will fit girls
Of to ID years. $3.50.
The dress that is sketched is of
brown or cadet blue gingham with
light pipings and buttons. and sash
which ties in back. In ii to 16 year
sizes at So.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22

all our love. Think OF us whenever you
look at this" and attach the visiting
cards TO t.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22

get. the cards Of ell the girls who are
giving lt and string them on white rib
Don. Then write on blank card, with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
Regulation Dresses, So

OF white linene these dresses have
blue collars, cuffs and ties and are
trimmed with white braid. There is
an emblem on the sleeve. For girls Of
6 to ID years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
REMLNAN is
FOiLeS
Organdies
Cotton
Suitings

The lengths are all usable and
useful and, as we'll as the usual
deduction from the regular price
per yard, there is the further
deduction of 20 per cent.
(CentrnD
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Toilet Wares in the Mill End Sale

TOOTH BRUSHES with good bristles: bone handle, reg. 15c to 20c-
 121ac transparent handles, reg. 25c- bone and transparent handles, reg. 30c and 35c- 25c BATH BRUSHES with removable long handle, regular 35c- 2Sc IMPERIAL IVORY'' toilet articles, many shapes and sizes and sorts in cluding brushes mirrors trays frames and such; in the Mill End Sale at regular prices reduced by
 1-3 WHITE COMBS of ceIlu1oid, regular 25c and Soc 19c & 42c ABSORBENT COTTON, l lb roll, regular 39c- 3Sc PEROXIDE OF HYDROGEN, 16 oz. bottle, regular 1Sc- 15c METAL HOT-WATER BOTTLES, Bostonia, very strong and durable, regular S1.50- $1.19 SOAPS of worth and pleasing odor from the Armour laboratories:- Violet g1ycerine and cold cream, regular 35c box of 8 cakes Chateau and Fairskin, excellent odors, regular 15c cake-1Oc
 Bath tablets, large, round, regu- lar 15c each 10c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Floor Coverings in the Mill End Sale

WHITEHALL and other high-grade rugs, discontinued patterns, 9 by 12 feet, regular S125- $95 HARVESTER seamless two-toned rugs, regular $59- $49 HODGES woo1-and-fber rugs, rever- sible, regular s22.50 and S25-
 $19.5O GRASS RUGS with stenci1led border, green or brown center, regular s8.5) to $9.50- $7.50 STAIR CARPET. felt or woodland fiber, regular soc yd- z5c RAG RUGS in poster designs with chintz center, "A by 10h feet,reg- u1ar $12.50- $1O SMALL HARVESTER rugs. regular LITTLE RAG and wooI-and- fiber rugs, regular s1.75 and S2-S1.5O INIAID LINOLEUM in hardwood designs and mixtures. regular $1.75
 $1.59 FINEST HEAVY inlaid linoleum, blue white tile or brown or green mixture; regular s3-
 S2.6O FELT-BASE FLOORING, tile and hardwood patterns. regular 59c to 79c- 49c RUG SURROUND or filling, hard wood pattern, regular 69c- 49c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Table Damask Towels and Crash in the Mill End Sale

APPROPRIATED DAMASK, 58 to 70 inches wide, splendid patterns, reg ular S5c to $1.50- 75c to $1.S5 PART LINEN DAMASK, 70 inch, good weight. regular $2.75- ALI LINEN DAMASK, attractive and staunch. regular $3.25 and $4- MERCERIzED NAPKINS, regular S225 to s5- $1.S5 to $4,5O PART LINEN 22 inch napkins, regu- HEMAfED TABLEcLorHs, ss to TO inches square, regular s1.75 to S325- $1.5O to $2.S5 HENfsTTTCHED 6s-inch tablecloths, regular $2.75- $2.35 SCALLOPED TABLECLOTHS, 70 in. regular $4.25- $3.75 TURKISH TOWELS, dozens of them in different sizes and weights, reg ular 19c to 95c- 15c to S5c HENIMED HUCK TOWELS, good sizes, regular 21c to 43c-
 17c to 39c DISH TOWELS of hemmed crash, regular 30c- 25c BLEACHED CRASH, regular 25c-
 19c PART-LINEN CRASH, regular 29c-
 Pic PURE LINEN bleached crash, regu- lar 45c- 39c GLASS TOWELING, striped, regular 25c- Pie
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Dress Goods in the Mill End Sale

SERGE of good weight partly wool, regular $1- soc serge, blue brown black and green, regular S1.69-
 $1.39 POPLIN BATISTE and serge. mohair and panama; good colors; regular $2 and $2.25- $1.65 FANCY CHECKS and plaids and good mohairs; regular $1.50-
 $1.25 POPLIN SERGE plaid and fancy vrepe weaves; regular s250 and $3
 $2.25 TRTCOTINE CHEVIOT serge and rich fancy mixtures; regular s3.5O and S4- S3 TWEED SUITTNGS of rich effect and splendid navy serges, regular $4.50
 $3.75 VELOUR PLAIDS of soft beauty and distinctive suitings, regular $6.50 and $7- $6 CHIFFON BROADCLOTH, 54 inches wide, good light and dark colors, regular $5.50- S475 COATINGS of many weaves and weights but all of fine wool and rich in both color and effect, reg ular $6 and s6.50- $5.5O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Household Cottons in the Mill End Sale

MUSLIN, yard wide,
 regular 25c- 21c
 regular 28c- 25c FRUIT OF THE LOOM yard wide yds to a customer 29c CLOTH OF COLD, regular SSc and 42c- 33c & SIC PILLOW TUBING, splendid strength, regular 65c and 70c- 5Sc & 62c BLEACHED 9-4 SHEETING, regular UNBIEACHED MUSLIN. yard wide. regular 25c to 35c- 200 to BOG FORTY-NCH UNBLEACHED mus lin, regular 2sc to 39c-
 LONG CLOTH, yard wide, soft and firm, regular s4 to s475 piece
 $3.60 to $4.25
 and warm, regular 25c- 21c SHEETS with center seam, good bleached cotton. 72 by 90, regular GOOD FIRM SHEETS s1 by 90 in. regular $1.95 to $2.35-
 LARGE SHEETS of good weight, s1 by 99, regular S2.50- $2.35 STANDARD SHEETS in the three best.liked tz sizes' regular s1.95 to PHowoAsEs, 1sa " 45 by .ss ss. ta regslar gsa HEEAISTTTCHEzD PILOWCASES. Az by s6, Or hemmed 45 by 36, reg
 ular 5Sc-- soc HEN1MED BEDsPREADs, good pat terms, regular s2.25 to s3- scAn1oPED BEDspRE4Ds, ~ regu- lar s3 and s3.75- s2.55 & $S.15 SATIN BEDSPREADS, fine patterns sa.e5 & $40
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Underwear

FIEECED COTTON vests and pants, regular and special sizes, $1 sort
 S9c UNION SUITS, warmly f1eeced cot ton, regular $1.50 and $1.75-
 $1.19 & $1.29 COMFORTABLE cotton vests and pants, medium weight. regular and special sizes. regular s1 and $1.10
 S9c GIRLS UNION suits of warm f1eeced cotton and boys of heavy gray cot ton, regular S1.5O- $1.15 GIRLS FTEECED cotton vests and pants. good weight, regular 65c and 75c- 59c COMBINATION SUIT of waist and pants for children, good heavy cot ton, regular $1.25- $fO5 KNITTED WAISTS of good fabric, good fitting, regular 35c- 29c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Hosiery & Underwear in the Mill End Sale

BLACK SILK STOCKINGS, irregu- lars of the grade selling at $2.5O-
 $1.69 GOOD BLACK silk with lisle top and sole regular $1.50- $1.29 SILK STOCKINGS, black and white, seconds of $1 sort 59c BLACK CASHMERE of medium weight, regular $l- S5c SPECIAL ssOUTSIZE'' stockings:- cotton, regular 50c- 39c lisle, regular 65c- 55c mercericed lisle, reg 75c- 65c white sole, regular Soc 42c COTTON STOCKINGS, nice weight, black with white sole, regular S5c and Soc 29c and 42c FLEECED BLACK cotton stockings of heavy weight, regular 45c-
 39c NICE MEDTUNTWEIGHT mercerised lis1e, black, regular 65c- 55c GOOD BLACK mediumweight cotton, regular 25c 35c and 50c-
 19c 29c 39c CHILDREN's GOOD cotton stock ings, regular 25c and 35c-
 19c and 29c BOYS, HEAVY black cotton. regular 65c- 55c F1NE-RIB cotton for girls and boys, regular Soc 39c BABIES soft fine stockings, pure white, regular 25c and Soc 19c and 39c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Crockery & Glass in the Mill End Sale

TABLE TUNEBLERS, good designs, regular soc to $1.35 dozen
 soc to 95c MIXING BOWLS. sets of 5, regular SUGAR. AND CREAMS, regular SIPS MARMAnADB JARS, regular s5o- BoNBoN DISHES, reg. s5c- 25c PITCHERS, at. reg. Soc 35c WHITE PITCHERS, reg. l. 65c DINNERSETS, American porcelain, 100 pieces, 3 patterns, regular $20 RLUEBIRD DINNERSETs of s2 pcs. regular $5- $4.5O
 of 100 pes. regular s25- S19 ! CUT GLASS, hundreds of pieces both large and small, of best American quality with handsome designs, < $50 to $ss.75 1 FANCY CHINA cracker jars. regular NUT SETS, 7 pieces, regular s1.5o- TEA AND TOAST SETS, china, reg uIar $1- 65c TEAPoTs of handsome design and decoration, English and American, regular 46c to $5.50- 35c to $4.25 NAPPIEzS in sets of 3, regular 75c-
 55c CUPS AND SAUCERS. plain and decorated, regular S2.T5 to s3.50 Iboz.-each 200 BAKING SETS, casserole bowls and custards, regular $1.5O- $1.1O BLUE-AND-WHTTE BOWLS, set Of e55,1regular S1.35- S1
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Lace and Embroidery in the Mill End Sale

CORSET COVER embroideries and good flouncings, regular $1.50 to SWISS ENIBRoIDERIEs of nice quality. to inch, regular s9c- RIBBON edges and headings of fine quality, pretty patterns. regular CONVENT T-EMBRoIDERED EDGES, in many splendid patterns, regu- RUFFTED EMBROIDERED EDGES, from inch for skirts to IS inch for corset covers, regular Soc IMPORTED DRESS trimmings, bands and medallions, some beaded, Ori-
 ental rich effects. regular 5oe to SAMPLE DRESS TR1MMfNGs, FILET CROCHET LACE, i-a to 1 in. wide, regular 19c- 15c COTTON }a s5s6 6IUNX LACE, regu1sr 1s a5o WIDE COTTON CLUNY LACE, edge and inserting, regular 25c- 1sc
 Neckwear
 VESTEES OF VAL LACE with ruff fled front, very attractive, regular COLLARS AND SETS, Georgette and
 organdyE-an inspiring collection,
 regular soc to $1.50- 35c to 95c
 M1QQy blouSeS
 WOMEN'S MUDDY blouses of correct
 lines and excellent galatea, collar
 of white navy or copenhagen, regu- lar $2- $1.65 NAVY BLUE MODES of warm staunch material, regulation sort, regular $6- S4.75
 House Dresses STRIPED GINGHAM, blue or gray with white. regular s1.75-$1.55 FIGURED OR STRIPED percale and good checked gingham, regular S3 PRETTY FIGURED voi1e and strip ed or figured percale. plaid ging-S hams of good colors and effect;reg- ular $3.25 to sS.75- S2.65
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Good Light in the Mill End Sale

bowls and showers and lights of many sorts, 1 to 5 lights, regular SITS to $25- $1.45 to $f9 LAMP of mahogany finish from small table lamps to large and rich piano lamps; regular s2.25 to S63-
 $1.S5 to $40 SHADES for electric lamps. cretonne poplin and silk, 4 to 26 inches. reg INVERTED GAS LIGHTS, complete, regular 75c- 400 GAS HEATERS, efficient and not wasteful, regular $3 to $15-
 $2.65 to $12.50 GLOBES for gas lights, upright or MANTTES, incandescent gas, regu- lar 10c and 15c- sc and 10c GAS BURNERS, inverted, regular upright, regular s5c- 25c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Silks of Beauty in the Mill End Sale

SILK PoPLIN in good colors, yard wide, regular $1.50- $1.19 KIMONO SILKS of rare effect and unique beauty. regular S1.75- MESSALINE in beautiful shades and splendid taffeta in good stripes and plaids, regular $2 and $2.50- CREPE DE CHINE and Georgette crepe fine and beauteous, many colors, regular $2.75 and $3-
 S2.5O SATIN of luster and weight and richness, regular S3 and $3.75-
 $2.5O & $3 CREPE METEOR and satin charm euse, mostly dark shades, but with ivory and flesh included, regular S4- $3.25 DISTINCTIVE figured radium and printed Georgette. regular $425-
 $s75 BARONETTE SATIN, polished lus- ter rarely handsome, regular $6.75- $6 VELVETEENS in good colors and black, regular $2.75 to s4.50- $2.25 to S4
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Ribbons in the Mill End Sale

RIBBONS, wondrous in beauty, and 10 inch, regular S3- GOLD AND SILVER novelty, tinsel ribbons, rich and fine, regular $4 to $6- $275 SATIN RIBBONS especially fine for camisoles, inch, regular $1.10-
 79c weight, regular Soc 39c WASH RIBBON of nice 1uster, pink white and b1ue:-
 Nos. l and 1 1-2. reg. soc and $1 pc.- soc & COG yd.- Sc to 25c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Women's Shoes


 LOTS of novel and smart styles. plenty of staple shoes. And low shoes in plenty-for there's never been an Autumn and Winter when low shoes were so popular!
 CRAY BROWN or field mouse kid,
 $1O.s5 BROWN KID and special brown calf with buck top, regular SIP GRAY SUEDE, brown calf and pat ent leather with gray kid top, reg ular S11- $9.85 BROWN KID with tan cloth top and brown calf with taupe buck top. regular $10- $S.S5 BLACK KID or brown calf with tip reflect stitching. regular $1o- BLACK CAIFSKIN with gray buck top and handsome patent leather, regular S. $7.S5 BROWN Ok BLACK kid with cloth top and rich plain black eaifshin' ali BLACK KID and brown calfsIin, several excellent styles, regular $7.50 to $8.50- $6.S5 BLACK CALFSKN and black kid laced shoes with cloth top, regular i COMFORT SHOES of black kid, laced, regular s5- $4.15
 Boys TAN STORM SHOES, high cut, butcher style, regular S6.5o-
 $5.45 tGUNMETAL CAIHSKIN, English last of good bIucher model. regular s6
 $4.95 TAN STORM high-out butchers and tan butchers of chrome tanned leather, regular $5- $3.95
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Shoe the Family at Mill End Price!
Shoes for everybody -- and for every body at a Saving.
 That IS what the Mill End Sale brings: brings now as never before
Low Shoes and Slippers

Low Shoes and Slippers BROWN CALFsKIN oxfords and black kid pumps, regular SS-
 S6.s5 GRAY SUEDE and patent leather oxfords, regular $7 and $7.50-
 $5.S5 BROWN AND BLACK kdd oxfords, regular ST. S5.S5 BROWN CALF and black Or brown kid oxfords, regular $6- $4.85 FELT SLIPPERS, fur trimmed, reg ular $2 and $2.50-$1.65 & $2.15 HANDSOME FELT slippers in
 $1.15 to $2.15 PLAID FELT slippers, regular s1- WHITE SATIN boudodr s1ippers,r ular $1.S5- $1.15
 Children's Shoes GIRLS TAN ELK laced shoes. sizes 111s to 2. regular $4.50-$S.65 GIRLS SMOKED elk laced shoes. GIRLS PATIENT leather shoes with cloth top, regular $4- $3.35 GIRLS GUNMETAL calfskin but toned shoes. regular $5- $3.95 CHILDREN'S TAN elk laced shoes, sizes Sh to Il, regular $4-$3.35 CHILDREN'S SMOKED elk laced shoes, regular $3.50- $2.65 Shoes
 SCOUT SHOES, tan, tough, regular $4- $3.65 LITTLE BOYS tan highcut storm shoes, regular $5.50- $4.45 l SCOUT SHOES and tan storm shoes 1 regular $3.5O and $4- $3.15 | GUNMETAD BIUCHERS for little boys, regular $4- $3.45
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Tea and Coffee

HOWCO GROWN COFFEE, strong but mild in flavor, regular 45c-
 41c HOWCO WHITE ROSE chop tea, fine flavor, regular Toe 5Sc GARDEN CHOP TEA, regular soc HowCo CHOICE TEA, regular 15c lb- 3Sc FTAVORING EXTRACTS, strength is combined with delicacy, regular 24c- 21C PHOSPHATE BAKING POWDER, Ib, regular 29c- 23c EDUCATOR FANCY CRACKERS, special box of creamfiI and other sorts. one pound, regular. Soc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

Wash Goods in the Mill End Sale

APRON GINGHAMS, good checks, regular 25c- 19c CRANBERRY and good shirting chev- iots, regular 25c and soc 21c CHALLdS and fine apron gingham, regular 29c- 25c STRIPED OUTING FLANNELs of nice weight and pretty effect, reg u1ar 35c- 25c PERCALES, a yard wide, excellent patterns, regular 35c to, 45c-
 29c 33c 39c STRIPED DRESS GINGHAMS, good color effects, regular 35c- 29c CRETONNE for comfortab1es and for draperies, regular 35c- 29c PLAID DRESS GINGHAMS of firm even weave and in good co1ors, regular 39c- 33c STRIPED SUTTTNG for children's wash suits, good dress ginghams, and special outing flannels; regular 45c and Soc 39c VOILES in pretty stripes and plaids regular 25c- 19c KIMONO PLANNED and pretty fig ured or plain voile, regular 35c and 39c- 25c POPLIN of splendid texture and weight, regular 45c- 39c IINE1NE and Roman-striped silks yard wide, regular soc and COG
 39c MADRAS SHIFTING, soft and fine and pretty. regular 69c- 5OC
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
White Goods in the Mill End Sale

BATISTE and fine soft cotton for lingerie and babies clothes, regular 29c- ZIG VOILE of firm weave and good weight, regular 29c and 800
 25c & 33c LINENE SUITING, very like linen in effect and excellent for middies and such, regular 39c- 25c WHITE PERCALE for aprons dress es and nurses wear, regular soc VOILE of 40 inch width, fine degree, regular 39c- 29c NULL of very fine quality, soft and even and worthy, regular 35c to 45c- BOG 35c 4Oc FANCY vOILE in effective stripes, regular 45c- 39c POPLIN of good heavy weight for children's dresses, regular S5c-
 25o PIISSE, excellent for underwear, regular 39c to 55c- S3c to 39c STRIPED MADRAS, excellent for shirts and blouses, regular 45c and FANCY STRIPES for waists and dresses, of special goodness, regular 65c and 75c- 45c & 55c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Young Folks Wear

COATS of beautiful and yet service able fabrics, in the pleasing youth ful styles of the season, some with glorious fur collars: NAVY CHEVIOT, Raglan sleeves, oNE-OF-A-KTND COATS, sizes 16 to IS, regular s32.5o to ss7.5o- FINE VELOUR and broadcloth, deep fur collars, regular $35- $27.5O FINEST COATS in brown reindeer and pekin shades, regular s39.50 to s67.5o- S32 to S52 DRESSES for young folks and girls, some sailor styles. plaids and plain fabrics. regular s22.5O to S27.5o-
 S17.5O & $21 SILK DRESSES, only one of sort, were $5 to $14. 30 $3.5 50 & S9.5O GOOD GATHERING of handsome WOOL JERSEY SUITS of splendid service and fine model, regular SUITS i1 a number of fabrics and sfs styles eo = dark ark and light regular gu For Girls and Children BABIES CREEPERS, pink or blue check, regular 75c- 59c
 elastic ribbed, with feet, sizes to 10, regular $1.5o to $2-
 GERTRUDES and pinning blankets, white flannel, regular S5c- Csc FLANNELEITE kIMONOS for ba- bies, embroidered in pink or blue, regular $1- 69c GIRLS DRESSES of gingham in ex- eellent plaids, sizes to If. regu- BLooMER DRESSES of new model, can be worn as p1aytime dress without skirt, sizes 2 to 6, regular s3.50- $2.S5 DRESSES of gingham in stripes combined with plain color, sizes 2 to 6, regular $2.50- S1.55 COATS for girls of 6 to 14, splendid warm fine fabrics, some made with fur collars, regular $22.50 and $25 $f6.50 6; S1S.5O MUDDY HOUSES. pure white or with co1ored collar, sizes 4 to IS, in many styles, regular S2 and $2.50 $1.75 & $2.15
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Skirts

PLAIDS OF GOOD design and excel lent black or navy skirts of serge, trim in fit and effect; regular $50 to $12.50- $7.50 RICH PLEATED and plain skirts in plafds and stripes-and some hand some silk and plain serge styles; regular $13.50 to S20- $1O.5O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Dainty Underwear

ENVELOPE AND BLOOMER che
 mises with pretty lace and em-
 broidery trimming, regular SIPS
 to $175 $1.10 to $1.50 CREPE DE CHINE sample chemises.
 prettily trimmed with lace and
 Georgette, regular s5 to $6-
 HAND-EMBROIDER chemfses of
 good quality with tasteful trim
 ming, regular s2.25- S1.S5 SLIPOVER NIGHTGOWNS of crepe
 s2.75- $1.fO to S2.25 SPECIAL-SIZE gowns with hand en-
 broidery and lace trimming, regu-
 lar $3.25- $2.75 LONG-SLEEVED gowns of nice mus
 lin, high or V neck. regular s2 and DRAWERS of staunch muslin with
 embroidery trimming, regular 75c
 to $1.50- CSC to SIPS CHANGEABLE tafftao silk petticoats,
 good styles, regular $5.5o-$4.5O JERSEY SILK petticoats with taffeta
 or satin fiounce. regular and special
 sizes, ,regul ar s10- $S.5O SATEEN HEATHERBLOOM and
 cotton taffeta petticoats, plain col ors and lowered. regular '75c to s3.50- 65c to $2.75 sPECIAL-sIzE Heatherbloom and
 sateen petticoats, plain or lowered sa.25 to s2.e5 | FIANNELETTE nightgowns, many pretty and warm styles, regular S1.S5 to $2.50- $1.65 to S195 SHORT KNITTED petticoats, gray white blue or pink, regular 65c to S1.50- soc to S1.25
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Gloves 6 'Kerchiefs in the Mill End Sale

CAPE AND FINE lambskin gloves, white black and colors. excellent in quality and fit, regular $2.50-
 $2.15 TAN OR GRAY cI1amoisette gloves ~ with silk lining. regular $1.25-
 $1.05 WARM HEAVY GOLF gloves of OK ford gray, regular S5c- 69c GIRLS AND BOYS' golf gloves. and sample warm gloves of several sorts, regular 75c and s1- 59c GLOVES for boys and girls, feeced lining, regular $1- DOUBLE-SILK GLOVES of gray for women, regular $1.35- $1.15 WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEF'S soft white cotton, regular sc to 15c-
 4c to 12c MEMS PLAIN attractive cotton handkerchiefs, regular 15c and 25c
 12 & 19c UMBRELLAS for men and women, good rain-sh edding cover on staunch frame with attractive and comfortable handles, regular $2 S2.25 S2.50 and $3-
 s1.65 $f.s5 & $2.55
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Attractive Dresses

are lustrous beautiful crepes and popIins and fine Georgette, there are good serges and perseys and tricotines; regular s12.5o to s55-
 S1O to S37.5O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Black Silks

TAFF'ETA CREPE DE CHINE messaline and moire, 36 and 40 inches wide, regular $3- $2.50 SATIN DUCHESS, yard wide, regu- lar $3.50- $3
 regular $4.50- $4 SATIN CHARMEUSE and meteor, 40 inch, regular $5 and $5.25-$4.25 SILK POPLIN, yard wide, regular $1.75- $1.29
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Tailored Suits

MANY F'UR-TRININIED suits, many
 handsome plain tailored models,
 many with rich trimming. Sil- vertone serge gabardine and vel