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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22

they are more grateful to the United
States for, than their school system,
which has been declared by many COM
petent critics to be one Of the finest
in the world. While the system was
implanted in the Islands by Amert-
cans, every cent of the cost has been
cheerfully borne by the Filipino peo-
pie. The schools are making an Eng
lish speaking race Of the Filipino ma
ton. English is the official language,
and it is declared will continue to be
when independence is granted.
"The Filipino boys and girls are
we'll balanced, dociIe and Industrious
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22
NOT so MUCH FARM HELP
HIRED THIS YEAR

The labor situation on farms, ac-
cording to julius jacobson, Idaho
agricultural statistician, is more fav-
orable this year, as there is more
help in Idaho than is required Far
mers need help just as much as in
years past, but they are unable to
finance their labor requirement They
are exchanging work with each other
and the women and children are
helping out.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22
MERIDIAN T.. L. A. HAVE
ARBOR DAY PROGRAM

Friday was Arbor day at the Mer-
idian grade school and the P. T. A.
combined with the pupils in observ-
ing the day with program of songs
and recitations. Mrs. Gregory pre-
siding, and the teachers were present
and co-operated in making a SPLEEN
did program.
Mrs. Gould read a bright paper on
the subject of Motherhood" which
was followed by an earnest discus
sion.
Plans were made to take a share in
the entertainment of the festival Wis
itors in Meridian May 5, 6 and 7th.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22
Meridian M. e. Church.

Charles A. Quinn, Minister.
Sunday school 10 am, H. j. Mers-
dorf, Supt. Public worship II m,
E. L. 7.15. Public worship at s. AT
this service the Odd Fellows. and Re-
bekahs will attend in a body. The
object being to observe the 102 an
niyersary of the founding of the or
der. ....-
Boy Scouts Monday eyg, 7.90.
Choir practice, Wed. evening, 8.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22

The biggest tariff ever laid against
grain by the American government
hurts instead of helps the American
grain grower and American bread
consumer. 1t is the railroad rate
from the wheat country of the west
and middle west to the Atlantic. sea-
board. Under this rate it costs to-day
SSc to ship bushel of wheat from
Minneapolis to st. Paul. At the same
time it costs only 12c a bushel to ship
the same amount from Argentina to
New York.-Nampa Record.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22
Christian Church, Meridian.

Bible school 10 am, B. F. Carr, Supt.
Church at IL am. Communion and
sermon by the Pastor.
There will be no services at the
church except c. E. as we join the
union anniversary services of the
I. o. o. F. in the NJ. e. church at
8 p. m. ~ aa-
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22
JUDGE GILLULY TO LECTURE.

Judge G. X. Gillluly of the Kansas
City, Mo-, bar, will speak at the Mer-
idian theatre, Meridian, on Sunday,
at 8 and s pm. on Practical Christ
ianity" with especial reference to
Christian healing. The sick are es-
pecialIy invited. Seats free.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22
ONLY A FEW DEALERS TO
SELL TOBACCO-LICEN $50.

After May 1st every person hand
ling tobacco for sale must have Ii
cense. The fee is $50 and this means
that tobacco will be found for sale at
only few places. In case a dealer
sells to a minor he forfeits his IL
cense and is liable to a fine of $50
to 500 for the first offense.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22

Students from the four leading
high schools of the Boise valley, Cald-
well, Nampa, Meridian and Boise will
be entered in a shorthand and type
writing contest, to be held in the To-
cal high school, April %. The con-
testants will compete in each division
for medals and ribbons, in the speed
and accuracy tests.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22

Economy, like charity, should be-
gin at home. 1t is easy enough to
straddle a neighbor's fence and talk
long and vigorously about plans and
programs that if followed out by the
"other fellow" would improve con-
ditions but the real job is for indi-
yiduaIs themselves to begin a pro-
gram of economy and thrift at
home.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22
Editorial Mention

Someone has said that the man
who does an honest days work is too
tired, usually to play the crook at
night.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22

You may be hard up and all that,
gentle reader, but You may thank
your lucky stars you are not dem
oeratic Office holder. He has the fear
that at any old time, one of these
days, someone will walk in and ask
him to walk out.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22

Miss Eula G.. Morton of Dubois,
Idaho, will act as look out at the fire
lockout station on Swanholm peak
on the north fork of the Boise river
in the Boise forest, this summer.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-22

ANNUAL CONCERT
Eugene A. Farmer, Conductor.

their UsTICEl
next invited
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
Silks
in the Mill End Sale

HUNDREDS AND hundreds of yards of splendid black silks in 36 and 40 inch widths, taffetas and messa- lines and SatinS and crepe de chine and charmeuSe, regular today'S price S1.50 to $3.50-
 S1.35 to SAYS POPLINS OF silk and cotton in nice colors, regular $1.15- 95c GEORGET'TE>S AND crepe de chimes, light and dark shades. regular s2-
 $1.65 STRIPED TAFFsErA in number of good com mbinations, regular $1.45-
 $1.19 PRINTED JAP SILKS and handsome foulards, regular $2- S1.65 PLAID AND STRIPED silks and rich figured lining satipS in many eff fects, regular s2.25 to s3- $195 COLORED SATINS in many hues and splendid foulards, regular $2.5o FIGURED IRIDIUM, brilliant and novel. regular S3- S225 CHARMEUSE AND changeabIe satins, very brilliant, regular S3- FINE CREPE METEOR and brocade crepe. the first in dark and the latter in evening shades, very lovely, CORDUROYS in good co1ors, regular VELVEIEENS OF 1ustrous finish and deep beauty of color. regular s3.sO CHIFFON VELVET in rich dark shades, regular s6 and S75o-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12

Dress Goods in the Mill End Sale

NAVY sERGES, partly wool. good weight, regular 75c- 59c WOOL sERGEs in good colors and STORM SERGE of splendid weight, nice colors, regular $1.59- $1.39 FRENCH SERGE, splendid weight and finish, regular $1.75- $1.39 QUAKER CREPE, light in effect but firm and durable, good colors reg CRETE s OF WOOL and mohair. reg ular S2.50 $1.95 FRENCH SERGE, several staple colors, regular $2- $1.65 FINE WOOL POPLIN, brown tan navy and black, regular $3.25 and $3.50- $2.59 CHIFFON BROADCIOTH, black and many colors, splendid 1uster and weight, regular $3.50- $2.95 FINE VELOUR, rich shades, regular PLAID, WOOLENS of many combin- ations and patterns and sizes, rich and distinctive, regular S3 to s5-
 $2.59 & $3.50 CHECKED VEIOURS of much sub- stance but very soft fine surface, regular $4- S2.95 COATINGS in splendid effects, weights from medium to heavy, rich colors regular $4.50 to S6- S3.5O to $5
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
Women's Shoes
Sporting Goods and Good Toys
 in the Mill End Sale

GILLETTE RAZOR KITS, complete in case. special price here s2.65-I
 $1.9O LION BICYCLES, the stores tested wheel; staunch and easy riding, .. regular s51 and s55-S47 & $51 COLUMBIA BICYCLES, best of all, .5 regular $64.5O and $6S.50-
 $59.5O t& S64.5O SWEATERS and cardigan jackets. dandy and warm, regular $6 to $15- $5.25 to S12.5O BASKET BALLS from Reach from E, Wright & Ditsons 60 regular sa s1e to BOXING GLOVES, medium weight, good leather. regular $1o.75- PREMo CAMERAS, No. folding cartridge, regular ss.6s-- S6.5O PHOTO ALBUMS for small pictures DOLLS Of beauty and diversity, in- Guiding the famous all-wood dolls 'S4 made in Philadelphia; regular sl; 0 DOLL CARRIAGES with rubber tired wheels, pretty shapes, regu- lar SETS to s19.50-S4 to S125O TEDDY BEARS that look almost \ 7 alive! regular s5c to sS.5o-
 ROCKING HORSES that fairly gal. Top, regular s4.75 and s7.5o-
 S2.3S and $3.25 CASH REGISTER BANKS that ac tually ring up. regular sl:5o t' $2-- 95c to S1.S5 CIRCUS that boys can build fo g., themselves, regular $4 to $14.75- .- 4rF te.. SAYS to $9.z5 FOLDING TABLES for playhouse svsfumed oak finish, regular a 25e t EXPRESS WAGONS, strong an good sizes and bring lots of fun regular $3.75 to s15-
 $2.9O to $9.75
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
Crash and Towels in the Hill End Sale

BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS,
 good and absorbent, regular 200 TURKISH TOWELS. bleached and
 henned, several sizes. regular 2sc FANCY BORDER Turkish towels.
 good weights. regular s5c to s1- WASH CLOTHS, Turkish fabric.res- HENfMT1D HUCK TOWELS. regular HTHfsTTToRSD zsf 9Rf aifD Huok ''G TowEfs. $ nEf
 regular 3sc- 25c BLEACHED COTTON CRASH, regu- UNION CRASH, breached. regular I UNION TI9 TNBIEAcHED CRASH. re reg ALL-MNEN BpEaCHED crash. reg
 ular 55c and 65c- 4oc & 55c
 Home Needs
 DOMESTIC SCIENCE fireless cook
 CTS, have one 8 and one 12 quart compartment, complete with all
 utensils and mounted upon light strong metal stand; regular s4Ss5 PERFECTION OIL HEATERS, reg ular ss.5o; special Rowland price CLOTHES wRINGERs of splendid strength, reversible board, regular | s11- -SS.5O
 GAS HEATERS, convenient size. reg
 ular s375- S295 l BUSSE SEATS, make old chairs look new; regular S1.15 to $2.10- | Ia S1.O5 | UEATHERETTE chair seats. regu- | lar soc 35c LUNCH KITS with vacuum bottle | regular s4.25- S3.75 | HATCHETS, good size and weight | regular 25c-s% 19c
 SHELF PAPER, regular sc-
 z for 10c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
Home Cottons in the Mill End Sale

FRUIT OF the Loom muslin. yard wide, regular 23c. not over 10 yds to customer 1c GOOD YARD-WIDE bleached muslin repuIar 22c- 15c STANDARD BLE.ACHED 36-iroh
 muslin. regular 2Sc- 1sc CLOTH OF GOLD, yard wide, regular
 a0c- 200 LADIES' CLOTH. soft finish for un- derwear, regular 39c- FOG LONG CLOTH. fine and firm and of soft finish, regular g to $3-15 piece S1.65 to $2.59
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
Wash Goods in the Mill End Sale

SHIRTING PRINTS, stripes and fig ures, regular 15c- 10c PEISCALES in many good colors and patterns, short lengths, regular. 25c
 15c APRON GINGHAd in blue or brown DRESS GINGHAMS and good out ing fiannels, regular S5c and Ssc- CHAIIIS AND CRETONNES, good colors and designs, regular 25c-
 19c KIMONo CREPES and good outing fiannels in pink Or blue stripes. reg DRESS GINGHANIS and excellent percales, wide variety of patterns and colors, regular S5c and soc 25c KIMONO FTlANNEIlS of soft surface and good weight regular 39c- GALATEA AND ROMPER and Peg gy cloths, fine for children's wash suits, regular. 39c- 29c SERPENTINE CREPE and hand some printed shirtings in good col ors, regular soc and 59c- 33c LINGERIE CREPE in pretty pat i terms, regular SOC 35c FIGURED VOIIlESS in lately-arrived I patterns, delicious effects, regular BEACH CLOTH, very sturdy. many 1 colors, regular 55c- 39c MADRAS SHIFTING of soft fine tex ture and excellent patterns, regular FINE sILK-AND-CoTToN in corded | patterns, excellent shades, regular | S5c- 65c l waistings of silk-and cotton, beau tiful in color and pattern, regular S1- 7Sc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
Women's Low Shoes

FINE STRAP PUMPS, brown or black suede and pretty combina- ton of patent leather with suede, BRoGUEs OF BROWN CALTsKIN and splendid brown calfskin ex- lords, regular SIP $9.65 TAN AND BLACK CALFSKIN OK lords and pretty pumps of black kid or brown calfslzin. regular BLACK KID PUMPS and striking tan calfskin brogue oxfords. regu- lar s9 and $9.5O- $7.s5 PATENT LEATHER opera pumps and oxfords and staunch brown cafskin oxfordS with military heels, regular $s and s9- $6.65 BROKEN SIZES OF PUMPS and OK lords in many styles, high and low heels
 regular rsEu1sr s s and sn ,ss s1o- ss.ss S ss
 Girls Shoes
 PATENT LEATHER and tan calf skin shoes for large girls. regular raS Ss:59NTiFsz CATFsxH 1lA sToEs TS for oa large girls, very staunch and good look ing, regular $6- S4.65 CHILDREN'S TAN CALFSKIN and patent leather sI en shoes size sM to el H. SMOKED ELK and tan shoes for children, sizes s1s to II. regular S5- $4.15 Spats and Slippers l WOMEN'S FELT JULIETS, all col ors, regular $3- $2.35 DARK FELT JULIETS for women regular s2 and s2.50-
 $1.65 & S1.95 PADDED SOLE SLIPPERS of fine felt, ribbon trimmed, regular S2.2s and s2.5o- $1.65 & S1.s5 MEMS WARM felt slippers with sof l padded soles, regular $2 ant l s25O- $1.65 & $1.95 KERSEY STATS, high cut, man! liked coIors, regular $3.50-$2.65 TEN KERSEY STATS | good coIors, regular $3- $2.35 FELT STATS in good colors but no all sizes, 10 button, regular S2-
 $1.45
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
Rugs and Linoleum in the Mill End Sale

WILTON RUGS of rich beauty and
 splendid quality, by 12 feet,
 small patterns in blue tan and rose
 effects, regular S10o- S.9 BEAUTIFUL VELVET one-piece
 rugs in fine patterns and rich col
 ors. 9 by 1 ? feet. regular S59-S45
 feet and great service. floral and
 Oriental and allover patterns, by
 12 feet, regular S45- S33 wOOL-AND-FIBER RUGS in small
 patterns and medium figures, pleas
 ing colors:-
 by 12 1t, regular $1s.5o-
 1-4 by 10 1-2 ft. reg. s1s:5o- o- TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS in
 Oriental designs, SA by 1O19 1t.
 light and durable. regular s29 $40
 and s54- S19.5O S29 and SS7 KLEARFDAX LINEN RUGS, green
 blue rose and tan, thick and re-
 markedly durable, artistic effect,
 regular s5.28 and s$tso ss;oOa < s4.zs SMALL HEAVY Administer rugs in
 floral and Oriental patterns. rcgu-
 lar s6 and s9.5O- S4.4O and S7 TAPESTRY STAIR CARPET with
 wool face, 27 inches wide. good
 colors, regular s1.5o yd- S1 STAIR CARPET of wool-and-fiber,
 brown green and red; 24 inch,
 regular S1 yd- 5sc HEAVY RAG RUGS in small sizes
 that are very convenient and at- tractive, regular S1.29 to s5- S1 to S2.90 RUG FILLING in hardwood patterns of plank effect, 36 inch, regular 59c- 4Sc IINOLEUM extra-heayy inlaid many patterns and colors, regular s1.75 to S2 square yard S1.59 INLAND LINOLEUM of good weight, handsome hardwood and tiled pat | terms, regular S1-69 square yard | S1.39 | EE-ITBASE FLOORING in good mat ting and hardwood and convention al patterns, splendid color combin' | ations, waterproof and durable | regular 59c to 69c square yard | 4Sc | CORK CARPET RUGS in Japanest
 designs, 36 inches by go inches l. regular S3.25- S2 l SHORT LENGTHS of printed limo
 leum, burlap back, regular S- | square yard ooc .
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
White Goods in the Mill End Sale

NAINSOOK OF good weight and
 finish, yard wide. regular 2sc- wAIsTINGs IN fancy patterns and
 splendid white percale for nurses DINnTY AND BATIsrE and pretty
 striped madras for waists and for
 boys blouses, regular 39c- 25c LINENE FOR middy blouses. good
 too for scarfs and such. regular PIISSE CREPE for underwear, soft
 and easily laundered, regular 5sc RIPPLE1ITE, staunch and durable.
 good for rornpers and for, house BLUE BIRD NAINSooK, yard wide.
 makes nice pleasing underwear. WAISTINGS IN pretty stripes, large
 variety, regular .55c and 65c-
 MADRAS SHIRTTNGS in fancy and
 effective stripes. regular 59c-45c
 MERCERISED BA1YSTE of delight full quality, is admirable for under wear. regular 75c- 59c
 Books and Stationery CRYSTAL LINEN stationery. a quire each of paper and gilt-edged corre- spondence cards. envelopes to match each; fine quality and pleasing
 shades. regular $1.25-. 7oc | MAGNOLIA stationery. fine texture and weight, 96 sheets of paper to | the pound, regular soc 1b- 49c | envelopes, regular. 15c pkg-10c STORY AND PICTURE books for l boys and girls, regular. 35c to s2- | 25c to $1.50
 STIRRING STORIES for girls and boys, such series as the Battleship 1 Boys and Uncle Sam's Boys, as Grace Harlowe's college series for I girls, regular 60c- 45c
 NOVELS OF MERIT, by the great | writers of yesterday, regular 5ec to S1- 39c GOOD STORIES by liked writers of
 today, regular 95c- 45c known writers as Curwood and
 Gibbs and White, originally 79c to
 S1.50- 59c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
Table Damask in the Mill End Sale

GOOD TASTEFUL mercerised damask 5S inch, regular 75c- 55c HEAVY MERCElRISEiD 5S-inch damaslx, regular 90c- 69c HANDSOME MFRCERISED damask of nice weight, regular S1.3s and 1.65- $1 & S1.1O IMPORTED MERCERISIGD damask, very handsome, regular S3-$2.5O PURE LINEN 70-inch damask, ex- cellent weight and designs, regular S450- S375 NAPKINS OF pure linen to match damaSk, S13.50- $11.50 UNION TABIECIOTIIS, 36 45 or 54 inches square. regular s2.50 to s6-
 $2 to S5.25 MEsRCERISED TABLECLOTHS, 72 inches square, regular $3.75- SCAILoPED 80 INCH tabiecIoths and mercerised hemstitched cloths that are 72 by 90, regular S4.5O- TURKEY RED 60-inch damask, reg ular S1.50- $1 METRCERISED NAPKINS, 1S-inch, regular S250- SIRE
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
S2.IO and S3-I0 Pretty Underwear

SILK PETTTCOATS, lovely colors. with fancy founces; all taffeta or with jersey silk top or all Of fine jersey worth s7-5o t9 so sis-5s1 E 2, so CREPE DE CHINE chemises and nishtgowns. very fine and dainty. HAND ENfBRo1DERED gowns and eh9nises sTan ss %any fo s75S 5Svely styles ss.Ge s CHEMISTS of good muslin with lace or embroidery trimming, regular s1-75 and s2- NAINsooK ENVELOPE chemises. soft and fine. regular s2.5o and =
 Sf.so NIGHrGowNs of good muslin. pleas ing styles. regular sI and si-5o- MUSLIN DRAWERS in good styles with lace or embroidery. regular 75c to s1-25- soc to S1 BIOONIEIS OF CREPE and fancy muslin. regular SIPS and s1-5o- SPLENDID CORSET COVERS of muslin with embroidery trimming. regular 5sc and s1-25-
 TT1ANNELETTE NIGHTGowNS in pretty stripes. nice weight and warmth. regular S1-45 and s1-sO
 S1 gS S1.60 SPECIAL MODEL PErTICoATs and nightgowns for full-figured women. good muslin nicely trimmed. reg II1ar sI75- S1.I0 SPECIAL SIZE nanneIette night gowns in good designs, excellent weight, regular S2-5o- S1-eo
 CorSetS
 BEST EXAMPLES from some of the best-known makers. in excellent materials and of correct modelling. corsets that give ease and grace to the figure and yet insure fashion able lines
 IN LOW and medium bust models some with extra-long hip Boned firmly and correctly. Of strong
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
All can share in Shoe, Mill End Lots.
Shoes high and low! Shoes for every member of the family. Dress and service shoes. Nurses shoes and warm slippers. It's complete collection of best sorts of shoes
Mems Shoes

TAM GRAIN BROGUES and Eng V lish-style shoes in brown cordovan and tan or cherry calfskin, smart styles and fine workmanship. reg ular SIP to $15-- $9.65 BLACK AND TAN CAEFSKIN in English styles and Tan Lotus :bluchers of new model, regular CALFSKIN BLUCHERS and Eng lish shoes black and tan. re regular BROKEN SIZES in ss to SIP shoes, tan and black. regulation laced and butcher styles $6.S5 TAN ARMY SHOES of stout leather with Goodyear-welt soles. regular $7.50- $5.35
 and calfskin, graceful fine lines and splendid in making, regular $l3.5O- $9.65 TAN MAHOGANY calfslkin oxfords. beauties and staunch. regular $10- $7.S5 -.- Boys Shoes
 TAN AND BLACK LEATHERS in English and bIucher lasts, sizes F to 5h: regular ss- src,,, $4;s5
 excellent black feathers. sizes F to 5 F, regular $5- $4.15 LITTLE BOYS TAN and black. shoes, good laced styles, sizes Il to 1874. BLACK BEUCHERs of good service able sort for little boys, sizes Il to 13 1-2, regular S4- $3.15
 e,. Women's Shoes
 ALL THESE SORTS of s11 SIP and $13.50 shoes: black and brown kid and calfskin. some with cloth top some with wing tip. Cuban and French heels-including brown elk storm boots $9.65 HANDSOME $1O and $11 SHOES brown calfskin and black kid .and patent leather. including rich pat. ent Iaather with cloth top $S.65 HANDSOME BROWN ca1fskin and black kid or patent leather shoes French and military heels and ont .deIghting sort with cloth top, reg ufar $a and s10- $6.65
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
PILLOW TUBING. firm and goo

PILLOW TUBING, firm and good weight
 42 inch. reg Soc 4ac
 15 inch. reg 55c- 45c BLEACHED 9-4 SEfEETING, stand ara make, regular s5c- 69c UNBLEAClIED SEfEET1NG, e-z. reg ular soc soc BROWN MUSLIN, yard wide. regular Bic 16c PEQUOT UNBLEACHED muslin regular. 32c- 25c INDIAN HEAD MUSLIN. yard wide. brown. regular 35c- 25c LOCKWOOD BROWN MUSLINS. 70 inch. regular 33c-" 22c PEQUOT 40-INCH brown muslins regular 35c- 2Sc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
Ribbons in the Mill End Sale

NOVELTY RIBBONS of special width, wondrous in beauty and of both design and color combinations, reg ular s5 to S7.50 yd- S2.aO
 plain colors, 1-2 inch, regular 75c- 4zc SAT1N-STRIPED and fancy ribbons in 5-inch width, beauties, regular 45c to 59c yd- 33c SATIN STRIPED RIBBONS in de- Ightful shades. 1-2 inch' regular LINGERIE RIBBON of fine quality
 Nos l and 1 1-2, regular Toe and
 F 12 1-2e yd-by the 6a Riess s Sc an1S
 Nos and 3, regular 1se $ ,sn and No 5, regular 25c yd- 15c
 Worthy Jewelry
 MEMS WATCHES, 7-jewe1ed move ment and 10-year gold-filled case, good size. pleasing pattern. regular BRACELET WATCHES in the novel cushion and octagon shapes as well 1 as the. pretty round models, 15- jeweled movements:-
 sa55o rsIsis5 sTs.s5 to s1sTe si4.7s te
 solid AK gold; regular s25 te PEARL NECKLACES in graceful lengths, nice luster, good clasps $195 & S295 1 DIAMOND RINGS, single fine dia mond set in fine gold, regular s4 to $176.50- $3S.25 to $50 RICH CLOCKS of mahogany finish strike the hours and half hours : S-day movement, regular $15- | SIPS BAG FRAMES of many excellent de signs. rich in finish, regular ea s2 al an BARPfNs SR;Rg AND BRoocGEs ssf S in si;es strik ingly-pretty patterns, great diversit of effects, regular $1.25 to $1.50-
 S9c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
Laces and Neckwear in the Mill End Sale

BIG collection of neck
 wear which includes guimpes
 vestees collars and sets; beautiful
 organdy and Georgette and net
 and lace; many fine combinations;
 regular soc to $4- 35c to S1 50 YELLING in black and colors, good
 strength and patterns, regular soc to S1 yd- 35c CaNIBRIC EDGES. I to inch reg-
 ular 1Oc and 121kc- 7c SWISS and canbric edges in solid
 and eyelet patterns, l to inch,
 regular 15c and 19c- 10c HANDSOME 6 to 12 inch edges, eye
 let and solid patterns. regular 35c FIoUNCINGs of 12 inch width. et-
 fective patterns, regular 75c-
 BABY FToUNCINGs of 271nch
 width. ruffled and embroidered,
 regular 75c and S1- soc TORCHON LACES, many good pat
 terms. 1-2 and inch wide, regular
 Sc to Tc- 4c FTLET LACEs and insertings, 3
 inches wide, good designs in white
 and ecru, regular 15c- 1Oc NOVELTY IiACES for camisoles. pretty patterns in white and ecru, regular 25c- 17c Toilet Goods
 in the Mill End Sale PALM OLIVE soap 7c 1 ABSORBENT COTTON, hospital 1 brand 1 lb-- 33c ] MAVTS talcum powder 16c l PEROXIDE of hydrogen, 16 o. 15c DRESSING COMBS, white ssc l TOOTH BRUSHES, good bristles regular 25c to 400 19c to 25c NAIL BUFFERS, natural wood 1 39c
 HAIR BRUSHES of soc sort-39c RUBBER CUSHION hair brushes o | S1 sort S5c
 TALCUM, trailing arputus perfum ed 19c
 SAFTEE shaving soaps powders ant l creams 15c WHITE IVORY toilet table articles I including mirrors brushes boxe and hair receivers-regular price ! reduced 1-4 or 1-3
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
Sheets and PilloWcaseS in the Mill End Sale

FRUIT OF THE LOOM pillowcases.
 45 by S6 inches, regular 60c-30c STAUNCH BLEACHICD pillowcaSes, ,45 by 36. regular 45c- 25c PECUOT PIILOWCASES, very firm
 and fine, regular 65c- 39c BLEACHED 72 by 90 sheets, regular S1 S5- sec EXCELLENT BLEACHED sheets. S1
 hv a0 regular S2.10- SI
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
Knitted Wraps

CARDIGAN JACKETS, black or gray. worth s2 to S5, sold special at S1-65 to S3-90- S1-30 to S3-20 SPENCERS in lovely shades of blue and rose, in heather and gray and white. worth s3.75 to S5. sold spe- ciaI at S2.S5 and sS--95-