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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-06-11

can be expected that those
making the greatest efforts are
bound to pull out in front of
the slower ones. The next II
days may be the deciding
period of the whole campaign.
Some of the candidates in the
lists are beginning to con-
centrate their efforts in "eiec-
tioneering' on the securing of
subscriptions and renewals,
if some of the gains that appear
in the count today are
criterion.
All of the candidates should
quickly come to a realization
that now is the most important
time of the whole campaign.
Subscriptions pile up votes
mighty fast, if secured now.
The Journals campaign is
short one-it's "aIl out and over
next month. All prizes. cash
and automobile, will be dis
tributed in Juiy-and this is
June.
Those persons who have been
contemplating entering the
mammoth prize distribution
should not delay sending in
their nomination blanks, and
getting busy at once. Time is
flying, and the entire CAM
paign will be over before Il is
realized.
Here's prediction that is
going to be true when this
election is over-just as certain
as fate. When the final count
is made and the prizes dis
tributed, there's going to be a
lot of persons figure up just
how easily some of these
valuable awards are won and
see that they could have done
just as we'll or better than those
who will win. But regrets
then will win nothing. They
never do after the opportunity
is gone forever. The sensible
thing to do from good busi-
ness standpoint is to enter
the election NOW and share
in the distribution, II will
be hard to make money easier
Or faster than the Journal
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-06-11
sHosHoNE AUTO PARK

The Auto Park is now ready for use.
1t is located near the water tower on
the banks of the river. Accommodations
for travellers have been provided by the
city and the park is conveniently
located for travellers to get access to
the business part Of town. Let your
friends know that Shoshone
now has free Auto Park.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-06-11
HOW TO JUMP INTO FIRST PLACE

0
On each sx-year subscription to the Journal ap
r0ximatey its equivalent i'm shorter term orders 100000
votes alOWed-prOvidng same is received at the
Journal office within the next fl davS (the first period
OF the campaign).
Then, in addition TO that, 100000 SPECIAL EXTRA
VOTES allowed every club of S2I 100 turned in
Therefore, just three sx-year subscriptions al
together 900 votes
1t readily be by gancing at the vote totals
that Just few subscriptions for any candidate would
furnish leader in the race; in fact ENTIRELY NEW
CANDIDATES who at this time have at ALL could
by little enthusiastic action the part of themselves and
their friends climb to the top OF the list and thereby
acquire the leadership for the big prize car the s2I55
prize
And when takes into consideration the value of
the awards all OF which to be distributed next month
and the short time the competition is in force, they
certainly well worth the little effort they may take to
secure.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-06-11


The greatest vote offer of the entir
Journal is NOW IN FORCE and tn
coming II days will no doubt prove IN
most important of the whole campaign
to candidates. This is without ques
tion the opportune time for candidates
both present and prospective, to get ;
lead in the race The wise ones viii
lose no time in getting busy at once
to gather in harvest of extra votes
, during the present vote schedule.
Those who have been thinking
of entering the big gift distribu-
ton campaign and those whose
names now appear in the list.
but as yet have not started an
active campaign will find no
better time to do so than right
now. With the present big vote
schedule in effect, giving new
candidate chance to pile up
votes on the double quick, no
one should delay entering the
big campaign with determine
tion and earnestness to win
this very week.
The Journals big election orers
people of this community an oppcr-
tunity to choose from the greatest ana
most costly list of gifts ever offered
in this part of the State. The beauti-
ful 1920 six cylinder car Of the latest
model hundreds OF dollars in gold and
silver awards stand awaiting you.
And yet these valuable prizes are
simply going begging for lack of ac-
tive workers to compete for them. !
While the Journal has been receiving
Of clipped coupons from the (
paper for the various candidates and.
great many subscribers have paid I'D
their old accounts. and renewed their
subscriptions. giving their votes to
heir favorites. only a few candidates
nave really commenced their campaign
n earnest. And this is the time TO
10 tnat very thing-this is the time to
'et your subscriptions in while thev
cunt so many votes. Those who have
he foresight to see the tremendous
'aiue in votes OF subscriptions as
ompared with the coupons and GET
heir campaigns started while the
resent big vote schedule is in effect
Ill be well paid for their efforts.
This is the week to enter
and pile up votes on the bio
vote schedule. Start out now
in earnest and you will be
surprised at what you can
accomplish with the assistance
of the biggest vote offer of the t
entire race. f
Campaign Notes c
Just as in a horse race, the Il
runners have started out close Il
ly punched as they leave the II
barriers, but from now on It IN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-06-11

July 4-Shoshone and Hagerman
at Shoshone.
July 11-Shoshone and Eden at Eden
July 1s-Shoshone and Richfield
at Shoshone.
July 25-Shoshone and Gooding
at Shoshone.
August 1-Shoshone and HALEY
at Haley.
August S-Shoshone and Wendell
at Wendell.
August 15-Shoshone and Gannett
at Shoshone.
August 22-Shoshone and Hagerman
at Hagerman.
August 2s-Shoshone and Eden
at Shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-06-11
sHosHoNE PLAYS BALL

After a lapse of two or three years
shoshone has again entered the base
bah field with bright prospects for q
winning team. with the coming OF
spring and an epidemic Of Baseball
Fever" some of boys got busy. and
backed by the approval of the Bust
ness Mems Club, began to scout the
village for available players. Finding
an abundance of good material they
entered into the organization Of the
Wood River League, composed Of the
following towns HALEY, Gannett
Rchfield, Eden, Cooding, Wendell,
Hagerman and Shoshone. The local
committee selected Dr. Potter as the
manager who should pilot the shoshone
Club to winning finish. In order for
him to do this, however, it is necessary
that all baseball enthusiasts in sho-
shone get behind him and boost, not
only with words Of encouragement but
it needs be with cash. shoshone
started the season without suits and
and grandstand. These things cost
money and this money must be OBJ
tanned through subscriptions, benefit
shows and dances. The committee at
present is working to obtain funds
with which to build a grand stand and
properly prepare the grounds for the
games that will be played here within
the present month. So far the neces-
sary funds have not been obtained.
although many of the business men
benefit show and dance We're well at
tended Such instances as the follow
ing, however, show that the fans of the
Shoshone will see to it that these
things are provided. To assist in
raising this money the K. p. Lodge
donated the use of their hall for a
dance the musicians donated their
services. the Journal did the printing
and advertising at cost On Monday
evening Mr.. Stevens, Manager of tn.
Baugh Theatre. gave the Club bene-
lit show. the results of which will aid
materially in the erection of the grand
stand. For each of these courtasies
the management wishes to express the
sreatet appreciation.
The regular schedule for the sbo-
shone Club opened Sunday May sOth.
with Shoshone playing at Ricbfie1d
with result of and in Shoshone,s
favor. Last Sunday Shoshone played
at Gooding, loosing the game by a score
OF to 1. This result was due prob
ably to the absence of two of tba
regular players and the fact that the
game was played upon a new field
The lineup for last Sundays gam.
was as follows:
Shoshone
Ahrens, First Base; Crosse. Second
Base; Baker, Short Stop; Pethicb.
rhird Base; Yaden. Left Field: VIII
son. Center field; James, Right field.
Carter Catcher; Morton, Pitcher.
Gooding h
Doiee' First; Bradfield, Second.
eNA' 'onort; BoIter, Third: Proctar
left field; Bates. Center fitId: WINS II
flgnt field; Stanwood, Catcher: T.
Pitcher. CO
of the game; r. TT 81
Shoshone =
Gooding
'trike outs; Morton 6, venemon -
'ase on Balls; on Morton1. yenemors - -
Following is a schedule of the eomas
whice the Shoshone Club will parti- r,
ate this season:
FAY so-shoshone and Richfield A,
at Richfield.
une 6-Shoshone and Gooding A,
at Gooding.
une 13-Shoshone and HALEY Al
at Shoshone
nne 20-Shoshone and Wendell A,
at Shoshone.
Inc 27-Shoshone and Gannett AT
at Shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-06-11
Contestants are Running in Bunch Now But
End of First Period May Find
Some Leading Strong
MANY SUBSCRIPTION ACCOUNTS BEING
PAID AND THOUSANDS OF VOTES CAST

sters should get all possible subscriptions and collections
while the first period vote schedule is in effect Now
is the OppOrtune Time
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
DRESS GOODS

se inch Plaid Suiting, in a full range of color combina- tions, excellent for Children's Dresses. Regular 59c.
 35c a yd- 36 inch Granite Suiting, also p1aids, in a good range of colors- Regular $1.19 and S1.29 ....--------- Soc 54 inch All Silk Wool Navy Blue French Serge, fine twill, sponged. Regular $3.4S $2.S9 4e inch All Wool French Serge, fine quality, in Navy, Brown, Black Burgundy and Copenhagen Regular $2.95,
 $2.45 A inch French Twill, all wool, soft draping quality, in IJevy Blue and Black. Regu- lar $3-79 S2-So 5e inch All Wool Jeresey, good heavy quality and close weave, in a fine rangs of col ors, excellent for the mak- ing of bathing suits Regu- lar $s-s9 -------- $2.95 B inch White Corduroy, in fine narrow vale, good weight, close weave Regu- lar $1-SS --------- $1.c9
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
TOILET GOODS

Toilet Paper, 4 oz. rools, reg sc ---7 OF. rolls 29c
 A. D. S. Peredixo Tooth Paste, reg. 20c ..~ 17c
 A. D. S. Peredixo Cream, reg. 22c -....-... 1Sc
 F1ora-Bella Face Powder, flesh and white ---.. 25c
 Mavis Taleum Powder 15c
 Castile Soap, slong bars, reg. S9c 79c
 Ponds Vanishing Cream, reg. 25c 1Sc
 Jergens Butternailk Soap, cakes to a box, reg 25c,
 200 a box
 Hair Brushes-The Mer- maid, with removable oush- ion. reg. 95c .--.--.-- 7Sc
 NaiIbrushes- Pure bristles and solid backs, reg 29c and 39c @Sc
 Sample Hair Brushes, with solid backs and pure bris- ties, many styles, reg 59c 44c 79c 5oc reg. $1-Oo-s1.25 ----.. s9c Tooth Brushes, many styles, with firm bristles. reg. 19c-25c .,--- 1Sc Dressing Combs, white, black, and amber color, reg. 3Sc -..---.-.--- 2Sc Moon-Kiss TaIcum Powder. l reg. zoe 16C Crown Castle Soap, reg | 10c ..,........ DC Absorbent Cotton, 16 oz rolls, reg. 45c -----... 36o Powder Puffs, small and large sizes, reg. 12 A-15c 1oc
 Bay Rum, extra strength, 8 oz- bottle ---- 216 8 oz- bottle ------- 42e
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
NOVELTY JEWELRY

Pearl Bead Necklace, 54 inch long, regular 79c, 49c
 Necklace of fancy cOIored Beads, many co1ors, regular 59c and 79c, .. -. .. 49c
 Bag Frames of Metal, in a variety of patterns and styles, regular s1.Q9, .. 79c
 Bag Frames, with narrow metal frames, and inside poe ket attached. regular s100,
 Sample Lot of Bead Neck. faces, made of fancy cut beads, in many eolors, reg ular s1.o0 aad s1.6o. :. sec
 Bar Pins, with white and co1ored stone settings, regu- lar soc, . .... .... 25c Bar Pins made of Choi- soune enamel, in a variety of patterns, regular 25c, .. 15c - Pearl Necklace, with rhinestone clasp, each piece on a card. regular $1.50, 9Sc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
LACE AND EMBROIDERY

Narrow EmbroidePies, in long cloth and Swiss, pretty range of patterns, reg. 19c and 25c -. 12 1-2c and 1Sc
 Skirt F1ouncings. in new scalloped and embroidered patterns, fine quality. reg. 65c =. :. .. 49c
 27 inch Swiss FIeunciI1g, fine sheer quality, in a beautiful range or patterns, reg. $1.25 -. :. ... S9c
 Mercerized Cluny Lace ill various widths, excellent quality, reg. 15c -. 12 1-2c
 Sample Pieces of Lace, many patterns, all useful lengths, for. trimming. worth up to soc =. Sc each
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
RIBBONS AND HANDKERCHIEFS

Tafeta- Hair Bow Ribbons, in moire, checks and Persian patterns, all silk, reg 4Sc and 55c 3Sc
 TaFeta Hair Bow Ribbons, wide widths, in plain colors, with Satin stripes, also plain. Colors moire, white, pink, light blue and old rose, reg. 59c and 65c ....... 45c
 women's Handkerciiiefs, with colored borders, fine quality, reg 15c. 1Oc
 Women's Handkerchiefs embroidered corners, of white and colors, fine sheer quality, reg. 19c and 25c
 12Ac Women's Handkerchiefs, 4 in a box, of assorted colors, also white with embroidered initials, sheer quality, reg. 75c a box .. 59C Mems Handkerchiefs, good quality and sizes, reg. 12 Rc 1Oc Women's Pure Linen
 Handkerchiefs, good size, | fine quality. narrow hem l stitched border, reg. 29c 23c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
BED SPREADS

Bed Spreads, good weight, close weave, crochet, full size. A variety of patterns. Regular $3.50 ..... $2.95
 Full size Crochet Bed Spreads, new center designs, heavy quality and hemmed, reg. $3.69 and $3.95. .$3.25
 Double and Single Bed Spreads, hemmed, good weight, good range of pat terms, reg. s2.50 .$1.95
 ScalIoped Satin Dinity Spreads, fine quality, pretty raised patterns, reg. $500,
 Satin Dimity Spreads, fine finish, hemmed, beautiful patterns, slight imperfec- tions, $500 ...... $6.39
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
DRAPERIES, CUR TAINS, CRETONNE AND WINDOW
 SHADES

Window Shades. all colors, Mill Runs of the S9c and $1.25 quality .. .. .. Csc
 Odd Shades of various widths and lengths under 5 feet .... ... ... 29c each
 Short Lengths of Colored Merceri1ed Madras, in Rose, Blue, Green or Brown, vari- ous patterns, reg. $1.59 quail ity. .. ,. .. .. :. $1.O5 a yd.
 Hestitched Scrim Curtains with lace edge, some with valance, reg. SPA .... $1.S9
 Shelf Oil Cloth, slightly unprotected, mostly rem nants, reg. 15c .. .. sc a yd.
 Fine Quality Scrim Cur tainS, hemstitched.J Arabian color only, reg. $245 :. $1.69
 Remnants of Double Ror- dered Fancy Scrim, to 12 yds. value 25c and 29e .. 19c
 Fine Quality Madras in white or Ecru, also Ecru with coIored figures, short lengths of 75c and S9c quai- ity =. .. .. .... 59c 8 yd.
 36 inch Stratford Cretonne, fresh pieces, new patterns 8 nd beautiful colorings, reg. REC d Sash Curtains of narqui- sette, large size, slight irn- perfections in weave, reg. 75c and $1.00 a pair .. 59c a pair Fine quality Double Bor- dered ,Scrim and Marquisette. also Marquisette in white and Arabian color, short lengths, reg soc and 59c :. -. .. 39c Fancy Hemstitched border and colored border Scrims. reg. 29c and 35c 25c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
ART GOODS

FYeisi1ers Knitting Worsted, 2 ounce balls, reg. soc, 69c a ball
 Stamped Pillow Tubinzs, stamped with pointed and scalloped edges for crochet ing, reg. S2-50 .-.. S2-19 CoIumb bia Embroidery Floss, long skeins, white onlq, reg Sc a skein.
 5 ske:ns 25c Snkine Star Crochet Cot ton. merceriZed white and colors, reg. 15c 12 2Ac ball Babys Oil Cloth Sets of bib and tray cloth, in stenciled designs reg. 59c,
 4Sc a set. Stamped Pillow Gases, sev- eral designs, hemstitched edges, reg. $2.25, $1.79 a pair Tnn Linen Centers, 36 inch, stamped in floral designs, reg. $2.5o ..-.--..--- $1.79 White linen scarfS and centers, with dainty stamped designs,
 IS in- center, reg. 75c.. 59c 36 in- center, reg. $2.95 $2.25 45 in. scarfs, reg. $E95 $1.69 54 in. scarfs, reg. s2.50, $1.95
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
LADIES' UNDER WEAR AND
 HOSIERY

Women's Pure Thread Silk Hose double heel and toe, with a very fine mercerized top Black only perfect goods Sl-IS Women's Fibre Silk Hose, double heel and toe, with fine Cotton top Slight i'm perfections, colors Black and Cordovan ------------ S1-OO Women's FNibre Silk Hose, double heel and toe, perfect goods, colors light blue and pink 42C ChiIdrcn's Socks with cuff top, perfect goods. come in colors, white, black and brown 25C Infants White Cotton 2 Hose, slight i1nperfections, sizes to G. 15c Cf1fldren's Union Suits, low neck, no sleeves, lace or cuff knee, made of fine cotton not all sizes ..-------3 39c BOyS Mesh Union Suits, high neck, short sleeves and cuff knee.
 6 to 10 59C
 F to Is 60C
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
X WAISTS, DRESSES, ETC.

Girls F1apper size Ging- ham Dresses, square collars of blue linene, be1ted, cut full, mostly large pIaids- Sizes 12 F, 14A. 16M- Reg ular $4.95 $3.95
 Girls Gingham Dresses, happer sizes, shawl collar and belt, made of fine 1inene, large plaids. Sizes 121k, 14A, 161a. Regular $4.25, \ $2.95
 Childrens Gingham and Fancy Voile Dresses, good as sortment. Sizes 6 to IA years. Regular $3.25 and $2.95 $2.S9
 ChiIdren's Gingham Dress es, blue; pink and green pla1dS, Peter Pan collar, belt ed, two pockets. Sizes 8 to .12 years Regular $2.25
 $1.S5
 Children's GaIatea and Linene Dresses, vestee effect, large collars. Colors are Rose, Green, Tan also Brown and White stripes. Regular sl-os $1.S9
 Women's Petticoats of Sateen, in dark Green, Navy, Black, Emerald and Brown. Cut full and double scanned. Regular $2-95 .. $2.45
 Women's Colored Crepe Kimonas, dark floral designs, belted. Sizes 3S to A. Reg ular S1-S5 .45
 Boston Maid Dresses, dark gingham striped, square neck and V necks, fast colors. Regular $3.5O ........ $2.85
 Boston Maid House Dress es and other makes. in Per- cale. and Gingham. Billie Burke and other styles. Sizes 36 to 46. Regular $295 $2.45
 LII Dresses, in Percale and Cling ham, guaranteed fast colors and perfect fit. Sizes 36 to A. Worth up to $500, $2.85
 PeF'cale House Dresses, N length sleeves, round collar, pockets. Sizes 38 to A. Regular $1.95 5.,..... $1.6e VoiIe and Jap Silk Waists, round collars, square collars, some have pleated fronts many styles but not all sizes in each style. Regular s2.25 and $2.95 ...... $1.95 Women's Waists in white and colored voiles, with large roll collars, many styles, worth up to $2.95 ...$1.55 Women's and Children's Jean Eiddies, large collars in 1 white, trimmed with three rows of white braid, sizes 6 to A, regular $2.25. .$1.95
 Women's PercaIe Waists in colored stripes, square and I round collars 79C
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
WHITE GOODS

30 inch White Nainsook, good sheer quality, in lengths from to 15 yds-, reg.29c 19c
 NainSook in flesh color and white, beautiful soft sheer quality, excellent for under garments and Children's wear, reg. 45c .32c
 40, inch White Voi1es, fine crisp quality, in Waist and dress lengths, worth up to-
 40 inch White fancy Voiles, beautiful assortment Of pat terms, fine quality, reg. 59c
 39c
 40 inch Mercer1zed Batiste. 36 inch Nainsook, 36 inch Silk Ponsee, lustrous finish, all very fine quality. worth up to 75c ...-.--. 4Sc 1 yd.
 32 inch White Shirting Ma dras, fine heavy quality, in stripes and figures, excellent for. mems shirts and boys blouses, reg. 55c 39c
 40 inch Gabardine, Repp and 36 inch Poplin, full mer- cerized quality, reg. 75c and oSc ........ 59c
 40 inch Flesh CoIored Voiies, in satin stripes and checks, very fine weave for making blouses and dresses, reg. 19c .......... 4Sc 40 inch Lace VoiIee, in small checks, with enbroid- cred Dots, made of finest quality cotton, excellent for Summer waists and dresses, launders perfectly, reg. $1.1O 79c Ss incH Long Cloth, very fine quality for making un- der;:arments, soft and sheer, reg. 4oc 39c 10 yd. pieces of English Long Cloth, reg. S4.19.
 $3.69 a piece
 10 pieces of fine quality Nainsook, reg. $4.50 ..$3.95
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
NOTIONS

Sewing Cotton, black and white, 100 yd. spools, reg. Sc
 6 spools 19c
 Spool Silk,@ 50 yds., black and colorS ........9 Sc spool Silk Mercerized Darning Cotton, black and colors reg. LUG oc Hair Net, Gap shape, made of real hair, black and brown, reg. 10c a for 25c Safety Pins, Nickel finish, assorted sizes, reg. Sc and lUc Sc a dozen Pearl Buttons, for shirt waists and dress. extra fine quality in white and smoked beard, 8. 4, 6, on a card.
 sc 8 card WiIsnap Dress Fasteners, black and white, reg. 10c.
 7c 8 dozen Iron Holders, Asbestos lined, reg. 10c ....... Sc Common Pins, 400 to pa per, reg Sc ........,. 4c Sanitary Napkins, 12 to box, reg. 75c ........ 65c Hair Pin Cabinets, contain ing 135 wire pins of assorted sizes, reg. 10c. Sc Socket Garters of fancy elastic ribbon and bow,2 pair on card, reg. 25c. .19c 8 card Trimming Braid, in white with colored edges, various patterns, 3 yd pieces, reg. Corset Laces, yd. and yd., tubular or flat 1Oc Sew-on Supporters, strong l webbring, reg. 19c .15c Corset Clasp, drab color SC Lawn Bias Seam Tape, 1 yd. pieces .... 12C Pearl Buttons, Ocean Pearl, white and smoked colors large sizes for dresses and skirts, reg. 39c .25c a card l Special Lot of Oriental Pearl Buttons, in many pat terms, good qualiyt, reg. 19c and /25c ..15c 8 dozen l Dress Fasteners, black an6 white, assorted sizes.
 8 dozen 1Ot Dress Betting, black ant white, 2 inch, 21a inches, inches, reg. 15c and 19c.
 = '12c a yd
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
GLOVES AND UMBRELLAS

Wonaen's Silk slip on Gloves, with fancy tucked wrist, blue, gray and white, regular s2.o0 ... $1.59 Women's Silk Slip-ons, regular S1.65 .... $1.39 Women's two-cIasp Silk Gloves, double tip fingers, regular S1.50 ..... $1.35 Women's two-clasp Silk Gloves, navy blue, regular $1.25 $1.OO Woinen's two clasp Silk Gloves. heavy Milanes, regu- lar $10O S5c Women's SIip-on Cham oisette Gloves, white and pongee, regular S1.25... 95c Women's two-cIasp Cham oisette Gloves, regular $1.25,
 95c Womep's Umbrellas, with Paragon Frames and guaran- teed waterproof,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
DAMASK AND TOWELING

64 inch Mercerized Da- mask, in a good range of patterns, fine quality, reg. $1.29 =. 9Sc
 72 inch Damask, heavy quality, fine weave, all new patterns, reg. $1.59 ...$1.29
 5S inch Bates Turkey Red Damask, in a range of. floral checks and figures, in red, blue and tan, reg. $1.59, $1.39 . Part Linen Crash Towel ing, good absorbent quality, fast color blue border, reg.
 Part Linen Crash Home spun weave, with red border good absorbent quality, reg. 19c %Sc
 Part Linen CnbIeached Crash Toweling, good strong quality, reg. 35c. .2Sc
 Bleached Flannel, t27 inch wide in lengths from 5 to IS yds., heavy twill quality, soft fleece, reg. 39c. .25c a yd.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07
BEGINS THURSDAY JULY s. 1920 The RED TAG SALE is Money Saver. Every Dollar you spend here will do double service Join the
 crowds and get your share of the bargains.
MUSLIN AND SHIFTING

36 inch Fruit of the Loom'' Muslin, reg. Soc 37 Ac
 36 inch Bleached Msulin, fine soft finish, no dressing, 10 to 20 yard lengths, reg. 35c ~---.-.- ZIG
 36 inch BIeached Muslin, good weight for making sheets, reg. 42c ........ 32c
 36 inch Bleached Cambric, fine soft quality for under wear, reg. 45c ...-.... 35c
 36 inch Unbleached Mus lin, good strong quality, reg. sue -----.-s.-.. FOG
 36 inch Unbleached Mus lin, excellent for making sheets, reg. 37c ... 29c a yd.
 40 inch Heavy UnbIeached Muslin, strong and durable, reg. 39c 31c
 4S inch Dwight Anchor Muslin, heavy quality, 10 to 20 yd- lengths, reg. CSC 49c
 36 inch UnbIeached Pequot Muslin, heavy quality, reg. DUG 4ZC