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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24

T-ag &c; - ''Zc'HN-S,"Naka -
cons dereI tn he committed e. -" r"''or
OF abso,u'G opposition t. tho -eta"H o.
Charles. Premier BeHes hav'nS recently
t!ec.a a-ed tina: restoration ~ ~" hap'-
pU-gs would amount q cosis n'!".
Thu premier. who hHd "een OUT ~
:o~n. h1-ri-dl:. r"'trne! :" 'TaSu" nn'
.ur, -onoci .hs cahIrc' - nert tNjiG g.
TIE rar;i1-renta-y foreign affairs c"T'-
rrHteA WI meet Monty 70 consider
tho situation. The Socialists. includ 3S
tho Germans. haze called mass meet
(conttnusd on Page Eighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24

Vienna, oct. a3.-Mnttary forces
supportdng former Emperor Charles
OF Austria Hungary in his second
atosnopt to regain the throne In
Hungary hAve reached Hudaor'' four
miles from tho Hung garlan capital,
whore sharp nGhtinS vas in prog
press thta afternoon.
Admiral Horthy, regent Of Hun
gAry, 10 reported (. Re p.RSonA11y
leading the troops against Charles.
Tlss foros OF Charles RggreEaes6
several battalions. They arrived
1t Budaors early this morning. The
sound Of the guns was audible IN
Budapest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
10 London DsmonstrAt1on.

London. Oct :3.-A sacco -Fanzet'
demonstration outside the American
.nba ssy here today fni!ed I" materis'
ia Tn.re was a small Communiss
xatheripE in Whitecharel. however. at
which speeches were delivered by Sy!ria
panknurst and other persons. WHO pro-
tested against the conviction OF tho
italians. Rain dampeued ths enthusiasm
Of the demonstrators. and the proposed
march TO the American embassy was
abandoned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
rYB wHATHHR.

For West ytrginIA-Fnir Monday and
ruesdaJ; slightly warner TussdAy.
For Western PsnnSylvaniA and Ohio
Pair Monday And probably tuesday
somArbat vnrnSr TUESDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
Without
Authority
Power of Public Opinion
Expected to Avert Tie
up Of County's Trans
portatlon.
n DAVID l.AwRENcE.
Copyright BY rhs InesntIsresr)


Washington. Oct. 21-Powerlsss 70
invoks a-y war--ims laws because G,
feeling that public sentiment would
no, sartt'o- such = step as tho da:e
ro- a turna al proclamation OF peace ap-
r~racAes. tho administration : really
withO4t any special authority 70 stop
Il railroad strike.
This disclosure has followed upon
search - rho statutes TO >ce n tAe:a
waS NJ: ~uT,o spectAc .sw which az
r. e. - 10 present situation. IN ''t.7!s
If Ma" 49, the national dafenSe a:
rsaa9.. -. r-es!d~n: has plenty g
ponar ~. can oven tske o'sr no OYER
a.acn - 30 railroads. O. coU-ss, 80
preS.4"a' ,oE,I n tine Oc prac" 2c"-
,,a.,,, ~.4~..al law = an. sectto2 "f iIs
,.,~r'~. where disturbance occurred
,nG :~,...-r ,pa,-u. o, l:c railroads. u
e e. :4~'.r'.'aS section. STca a. eA'
',"..... .....s~ : 10, .ikey. however.
e, go. J., confidence -a;he- tEst ;ae
I,.a-' Z puanI op.n'or All. cNmpe'
ohr I..?,N Tho use NJ ,he Injunction
!, h-:"s 'a,Sed ae"u. again b.: ;Ae
c., -,,yH:sr ah'cA resulted fr"cl rEe ap-
p..,.. %" %" TIA. idea when a ca, strike
-. saryn'ruei .as eft an Unp'easan:
'g$'" ,sca.':. ami U'rs % ;5a govern
u..i. .'t.c.rS ces! :GRt /: ou6h: 70 be
G"He.
consTess Has PoTa'
C~ .." uta-" hard. tho powers OF
rc...rs-s E. rnu;ro, interstate commerce
ha.A HrHn lar, ID rom expectations
OF - ,0nS;JY,ioa and have been sane
sione! - 80 shprs'me court "t the
In ..a.,s Utmost over nigh: an
am: t. .'n'.'i % passed by congress
O. '"'' ." =. i ,-H 'o
.S. ,.,.,,1 s.,.a1 rat,-o.d
..i,.,.,. c.~.ain ,ha.
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-. g., -e.. - ,,r,sas -, . ..,,-
,-......, -, -. 90 ecrnn o.h.r
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g.. - ,..at.,r r- a.r,,.r.!;.es, He
- roW.,rr van. 80 ,.l BACKING
r.. "r-e-- - =. N.n.-sen~y. The
,.r..,. --.,.,,-,,,.-. ..ar, -. Wht.s
-. ...,, Ms,...7.a rpn.,-s would no.
q ,....,,I has >s-.n wa~:,.'y approved
/, ..o.r,,.. ,r,s-. :. : ,s;. ,ha, with
....., ~, ,y-y. =. sake 70 rnor. uu GIT
y. .... oI.h.... raA,in: Authority
s. .r,. &c.. &: Tho goY-
..~ ... ,...1r...,n.al... 80. v4.iua, efforts
g.. e., r,,. -, m , - t.s,A-
,-..... - >.i. .aa Ger.s N oc tho
n,~,:..- p. - :.e~,r "a ;aa, point Is
So. ....l ,., 7hevnrc.
Want Permanent settlement
10 ....!, ., aNn 2. h~:nEins up soms
c.s-..,-.e laa & .,a. .hn srrike would
-. ;. ,.:...r.I Wha. "a really
s....r.. =, g. dos a a pr-,~ar"r- set
- =. ~ = ,I--,...n a. l,Ss'. - nov
Gar s.-~. 80. I'll - "a hand ran or
...-.,,. for -. r.lr0n-. - siacdarItlirs
-. ..-,.-. a-d ror IA -oip,pyes csE
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-, &c., IVA. -.,fars
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
RAIL WAGES
MUCH HIGHER
Present Average Daily Rate
$4.54 as Compared With
$2.S7 in 1917.

rn!cagu. Ort. .4.--Statistics compiled
Hv :he United States railroad labor
bcari in It's cors!dera;. ION OF 'he wages
OF t.e ra .iroad employees SLOW that the
average daily rate q pay tor Al grades
II work now IS sI54 as compared with
an averaEe os rate 81 32.ST IN 1877.
Trn present rate Includes ;hr wage cut
authorized July Icy the board
THIS cut averaged R6uu' Ia, per cent
The following table is taken from iaoor
board rgurcs column one showing the
percentage OF cut IN ,ho JI!y wage 40
ris!oU. column two. the percentage stHI
remaining ever December j?l7 wages
co!I:un thre~ tbs average rate or pay
per day now AID column fou" tho aver
are ratio OF ray per day In 1917:
SlIncrvi cory forces. 6.S 6S.& $S.Ol *o.S<
clerical and station .lc.2 SIS 4!S zoo
Maintenance OF way
ma un,kilied. ....l7.t s.2s 2.lH
, TeieSra rhers. etc. So s-'s %S% f'so
Engine service en-
ploYeS ......... ~ e''' h'Nt 80
Train service ..... 10 So 80 %.S-
Stationary engineers
and arsrren ..... ! :, "" 4.I9 !Is
Signal department. 10 q SIS $50 $40
Marine department.. as SaS s.6S 6.n2
l'-es.nt average for al grades OF
smplo+cs S4.54.
1917 average tor al grades u en-
poyes. $?S7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24

Ia Ihr Largest Circulation -:
| Any N,"uug Newspaper in the
State oi West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24

(Contnusd on Page Etght)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
FLORIDA

20 DAVIS ANE.-@3 l.ns., tuLnlsh"l, q
'rIC l.ghts. ND hat Worrrll 333 N.l'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
THE HONOR ROLL


Now we pull a string and get
light. Horace Heislcy, Jo2l North
avenue. Age. twelve.
But his string held the key to
our light. Elizabeth Wise Bur
nett, Thirty sixth and I0weIton
avenue. Age, twelve,
But the mailman turned genius.
all right. Louis Dublin, DO South
Front street. Age. twelve.
But the shock that they got
was real light. Jack Callahan,
52lG Chestnut street. Age, twelve.
And the key 10 success was his
kite. Roydcn Wcntzcl, 563S
Crowson street, Germantown.
Age. thirteen
The result was electric lights
bright. Dorothy Isabel Elliott,
.2O5 Pitney avenue, Atlantic City,
y. j.
To harness the stocd we call
light. IEIu Walters, ~ West
Fifth street Bridgeport, Pa, Age,
fourteen
And. like Santa, he brought us
de light. Francis MCGovrrn, 2S33
East Almond street. Age, nine.
lie was bright, for he found the
real light, Robert f.. Robson, G4li
Camac street, oak Lane. Age,
seven.
The key, string and kite made
de. light. Reba r. PedriCk. 1902
oxford street. Age, fourteen.
But they soon heard that tale
of the kite. Harry X. Scott, 463
Gerhard street, Roxborough. Age,
eight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ROSE VALLEY FARM. lar acres; II miles
macadnm roads to city Hall, Phila. own
heat. open tireplaccs; beautiful lawn and
shade extended view; large stable and car
raEe house. modern COW barn. AZ head;
tenant houses; purest water In abundance.
all necessary bullCinEs; maC7dam roads each
aide and through farm $780, 600 less than
cost Of buildings, FARM. 202I y. 10th st.
Phi q delphia. pH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MAIN LINE---Beaut',ul suburban residence.
near station, seven masier bedrooms; .
garden; months; $4,000 u M HtlpNakrr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
VIRGINIA FARMS
RAY oCARTER EAnM ,g6 Is mCMoFERED Cdo

RAY OF AKTFK FNNM Is " EKF'U
FOR SALE, At $50, 900
This property. located In Northumberla nd
county Virginia, consists OF about 1000
acres and is considered one OF the best and
one OF the mos, beautifully located farms
in the state; about 800 acres are under Culti-
vation the balance IL heavily timbered: the
farm fronts for more than a mil" or tho
Potomac river at it, mouth. affording a
apIendId view Of Chesapeake bay; there are
sets OF buildings. also summer cottage
on the bank Of river also valuable oyster
beds; this farm @ill hc disposed OF soon: IL
Interested act promptly. above price includes
stock and machinery: $40 900 will secure II
For further particulars address H. r.
TOWNS. B6l Sd ~, Milwaukee. wis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
Today's Winner
KATHRYN {. PESROSE,
oO30 East Moyamensing avenue
Age. nine

THE WINNING JINGLE
BEN Frnnkim once SAID, "Soon !
miOht
CatrL the HghtninO and tic il mp
iighf'
FoRs cried. "Hc'S quite mad.
'Tmus a string mat he hHd =
But Ben knew his bizneSS, all
riqht.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
MoNEY.To LOAN

\ CASH MONEY At ONCE slnA
fedsi' w. .. spfssa 4. q liQ2 y. g ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

AUTOMOBILE Inn. Magnolia Mass, 80
I..,ns from I'ostuu: state road; fully fur
rrenc. OGH imported nttIhEs; wonderful
home. COMBINING bus. for refined rapahi"
Woman Address l.. :. MaCI.enuan, Magnni a,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

NEW JFRsEy-SUBIRRAS
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED

1907 RITrENHoUsE sT,--Three rooms and.
bath, dining rm. and kitchen; 1925; Albert
u. Mills. West End Trust bldg Locust 2Tb7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
Jacks POStOmce

Here are some of the nice
NIL" letters that boys and girls
have sent in with their jinglcs.
lnck feels he ought to share
them:
ily Dear Friend Jack You've
never heard from me before. JaCh.
ttna every night ! make out your
'g.''E.'L, nut don send them in,
right This morning, That is why /
sent my line. think your Iingln
box a wonderful thing y not only
nHEeS friends, but makes many
Hugt1ted with heir fairy stories
and her before your tox closes
nor" 10 be bcttcr friend 81
yours, Your loving nal.
,oo, GEORGE KIRK.
Jack would very much like %
hav" a nice pal lik" you.
George
Dear jack How are YOU and
everybody? I tried 10 get the SiO
ono" before. hut cou'd not. !
hopn 70 win Spmo time very much.
AZ ! would like to give my mother
= plant and father sOme'hinr. too,
| told lnuther, II wOa, | wOuII
get her a plant ,of Easter lilies.
YOU loving rrii,pd, .,.,, ~
aNl6 Willows avenue.
We'll. even if YOU don't win.
Elizabeth, mother will think
You wer" the same generous
little girl TO want 10 spend the
prize money on her.
Other boys and girls wrote
al, la1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
REAL ESTATE WANTED


CONFORMATION invites correspondence with
manufacturer who will sell his factory
with railroad siding preferred; possession
within months; all atiswets treated conf
dentIally: no brokers' L SIS Ledger Ofnce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
sew JERSEY TARMS
NEARBY BARGAINS

rs" a,Ins un stat" highway, short. rap !
""h. -rowins L"tuiifm, t9Tn "i tIa,rpg
we'll .ru,rI pastur" with flowing stream
7-ruou hnus", barn Tor 3" h"'d. "thc,
l.Irn-I pus u|dES etc, price only ShuON. pa'l
.L--L .-.L-L--.- LLal nLIl frnn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
MNSS.NCIII SITTS

IOlLTIIY and fruIt farms IN sunny Florida,
near JuCESunNillr. ffn lands, We Will h"I
,oG @rar,.u!Iy to max" good Writ" lax
IIrIgl'- Go. Jacksonville. Fla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

- ACRES -T-rUOm stone house, stone barn
numerous uuibuiIdlngs. ir'cludng stock
crops. machinery aud furniture, price 5000
part ca sh.
HAPp & Sons. Doylosrown. Pa.
5000 WILL. Buy snuK Une-aCre home q
room house, stable; hne spring; high ele
vl:ion: good view; miles TO trolley. i'm
mediate possession. ~. ..
HORACE @. REEpER. Newtown, Pas
BEAUTIFUL POULTRY FRUIT FAM
acresi house OF rooms and bath fine Ssw
shed poultry house. hos pens. ncuba tor Gel.
lar, barn: 10000; deal section. cor property
+ W. GARDEN BTAfE REALTY co. w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
orFICEs BUSINESS ROOMS ETC.

ARCHITECT wants small office Ire central
part OF city for about $40 per month: give
location and service supplied. 100, !. o,
OFFICE room wanted would like to share
furnished office. 1872. Ledger office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
Observation-Disclosures
COUNTRY SEAT-25 ACRES
HERKNESS & STETSON
BERWYN

HOUSE. - rooms. = baths garage 3 or
more cars. Chauncur's quarters; also
gardeners house; spacious lawns, old shad"
and fruit trees, large vegetable IA ardens.
terms. 800 per month; lease not less than q
months. . miles from BcrwYn. Pa. John A, ,
* plleY. Jr.. Gl6 Pcnna. HldG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
MERCIIANTNILLE
NEW Observation-Disclosures


lO-ROOM furnished cottage; Central ave. n
5Hth st. Il G97. Ledger Offi".
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

The rules OF this contest are exactly
the samp as the rules for the grown-up
lin riCks contest on Page 2. Got some
member OF your family-or your school
teachsr--to explain them to you and
then YOU will not make mistakes,
BE sure to address your answer to
the postoffice box number that IL given
in the coupon each day.
- A..
All answers TO todsyt IinEls MusT
he In this offioe BY . o'ci6oh wednefday
evening, y, (. 4 .uuus1rs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

TWO yoll-l",at4d cottages for sal. wr rom
some lots. Worroll u Co. 900 llth -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
WHARTENBY, 2728 W. LehigE

NACANT nm. hungalu" and acres; -
nllcs from phiia.. ! me from trolley
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
VICTORY ROAD
 FROM KANSAS
 TO CALIFORNIA

Topeka, May 25.-With the as- sistance of road boosters. automobile dealers, good-road organizations and civic societies from California. the To- peka Cooperative Club has launched a campaign for a coast-to-coast paved highway ..-sugh Topeka and Kansas City, in recognition of the achieve ments of the heroes of the World War. The route would be known as the Vic tory Highway.
 George Stansfild is the originator of the idea, and he has proposed that it be laid out by the Federal Depart ment of Public Roads over a consoli- dation of present integral highways.
 The California Good Route ASSo- citation, through it's manager, Benja- min Blow, has pledged the California Association to bear half the expense of making the new highway from Topeka to the Pacific Coast
 MT. Blow made special trip to To- peka to assist in launching the plan.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
ADDITIONAL AIR
 LINES IN EUROPE

New York, May 23. - A new Flu ropean air Hne which will operate airplanes on daily services for passen- gers, mail and freight over the routes Amsterdam London, Amsterdam Hamburg g-Copenhagen, and Amster dam was inaugurated recently at a ceremony performed in Amsterdam and which was attended by the Prince Consort of the Neither lands.
 The use in the new Dutch aerial en- terprise of new Fokker monoplanes has caused a stir in commercial avia- ton circles in England and France.
 The new Fokker planes are said to be a considerable advance over pres ent commercial planes. The Fokker Limousine" III. has been simplified to a remarkable extent, all wires and other bracing being eliminated. Each Fokker III. will carry six passengers. with an engine of only 220 h. D. With the same motors the rebuilt war ma zines used last year carried only two passengers.
 The construction is almost entirely of steel tube, except the wings, which are of wood, and covered with three ply wood, instead of linen. The pas senger cabin is luxuriously fitted out, with easy chairs, large windows, hav- ing much the appearance of the i'm two steps off the ground, obviating making passengers climb up over the fusilage.
 Though the Fokker planes are built in Holland the engines used on them are INitish make, as are most of the pilots.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
SEA SCOUTS TO
 GIVE BENEFIT MINSTREL. THURSDAY

The Hendrick Hudson minstrel show will be given on Thursday even ing at the Barnum Service Center on Barnum avenue, under the joint aus pices of the Sea Scouts and a few troops of the Boy Scouts for the benefit of the summer vacation cruis- ing fund.
 $. M Nelson will act as interlocu- tor and th esoloists will be George Manck, Frank Willie, George Lucy, Harold Jones, c. Moshier, E. M. Aber- crombie, Ferdie Iangston and s. De- varte. Tyler and Biggennam will be the end men.
 The members of the chorus are: Ronald Sturges. Henry Duncher, liar ny Bennett, s. Triggor, Walter Banes, John IIndsley, Herman Wagner, James Young, William Chase, Louis Bertine, Harold Schnetman, Earl Quinn, Albert Tourtow, William Du- gal, Edward House. Earl Iyons Vim cent Ford and Robert Champelis.
 Arthur Smith. H. F. Nelson, and L. F. Abercrombie are in charge of the affair while George Manc is direct ing the entertainment.
 James Rielly, ScoutmaSter of the Bridgeport Orphan Asylum troop, is in charge of the construction and in ter1or decorating of the stage while the musical score and plot were written by Manc and Abercrombie.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Suburban Day Specials for
 MEN!

as Msn sc saeP st and Ddv 29c snbnTDsn MsnT Nansoo' DsS Union Suits regular 7So 59c sdens e 5bgren Uen 6aH Sss athletic style 69c Go'fop fer 5 rs and 12c President suspenders' Suburban Day. ...,.. 39c Mems i'eS' regular soc Suburban Day 39c
 regular 6Sc suDursan Day. 55c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Women's Hosiery and Underwear

dlau O1tuCG " car
 women's fine Gauze Cotton Hose, double heel and toe, perfect goods, blck only, all sizes. Suburban Day pair ..........- .-...---.1 Or Infants Vests. of fine cotton, with low neck. no sleeves; low neck and short sleeves. To~ Suburban Day .-....... A~S Boys fine Knitted Union Suits. athletic style, knee length. regu- lar esc each Suburban S0c Day
 Women's Fibre silk Hose. double heel and toe. in cordovan only. regular soc pair. 29c Suburban Day ..: >SSS Women's Fine Cotton Vest, low neck neck and no sleeves. or bodice top, reg. and extra sizes, DE reg. 39c Suburban Day ca Women's Mercerized IisIe Hose, scanned back, black only. all sizes, regular SOC 20~ Suburban Day a pair. >@~~ Infants Cotton Hose, double heel and toe, white only not all TE~ sizes. Suburban Day a pair &~ Misses Fne Rib Merccrizcd IdsIe Hose. black only. all sizes. slight mill irperfections. 0E~ Day a pair .. zSS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Novelty Jewelry

Brooches, set with cOlored Rhine
 stones, reg. 39c Suburban Day 25c Graduated Pearl Beads, 12 inches. reg 29c Suburban Day ....- 2oc Large Pearl Beads, 27 inches, reg. 79c. Suburban Day .59c 20 inch Pearl Beads. reg. 59c, Sub-
 urban Day .-.------ 49c Pearl Earrings, with silver back,
 screw on style. reg. 39c Suburban
 DaE 2oc Suburban Day 59c Alarm Clocks. double alarm. Swiss
 movement, reg. S2.50, Suburban Day ....-- S2.I3
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Art Goods

Worsted Knitting Yarn. assorted colors, Suburban Day sc a skein Shetland Floss, latest colors, Sub- urban Day .....-. S5c a skein Assorted Stamped Pieces. linen col or. Suburban Day. 25c to 59c Stamped Huck Towels, guest size, Suburban Day. .1sc 10 29c Stamped Huck Towels, reg. size, Suburban Day. .29c to 39c Chfldrcn's Stamped Dresses, of Repp, sizes 6 t6o year, reg. S1.75 and s .95, Suburban Day. $1 .59 Children's Stamped Dresses, reg. 69c, Suburban Day. o9c Columbia Floss, reg. Sc skein, for 25c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Mems Furnishing Goods

lt Regular Dollar Shrts-Dress and dollar Babriggan Shirts and &t 7ec-Regular Overals Men
 \t 5Sc-SmaH Sui Handy Shopping-were 9Sc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Hardware & House Furnishings

Al i oo-Genuine Liquid Veneer Mop Al sf.5s-Betty Bright Coffee Percoator-S Cup Cell Al sor,--foo Cord Cothesline--An for Ssc
 REMEMBER PAY YOUR CAR FARE
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Suburban Day Prices on Notions

in. in. and s in- Shears. Sub-
 urban Day. 39c So-E-Z and Wiisnap Dress fasten- CTS. reg. 10c Suburban Day. Sc Marcel Wayers, Suburban Day. -. Blasting Theard. 25o Yards. Sub
 urban Day .5c Pennant Cotton, reg. 4c each, Sub
 urDan Day 6 TOT 13c Double Mesh Hair Nets, reg. 15c
 each, Suburban Day. 2 for 25c Bonnie B and BIuebird Hair Nets, reg. 12 7-2c, Suburban Day 1Oc Hair Pin Cabinets, reg. 15c. Sub- urban Day lie Hair Pin Cabinets, reg. 10c, Sub-
 urban Day .7c Bone Hair Pins, reg. 1Oc, Suburban Pearl Buttons, Suburban Day sc a card.
 Hump Hooks and Eyes, black and
 white. reg. 10c, Suburban Day Sc Washington Pins, Suburban Day 4c urban Day. 4c & doz. Featherstitch Braid, Suburban Day
 sc piece Tape, 6 yard piece, Suburban Day
 Sc piece 1 1-2" and 2" Betting, black and white, Suburban Day 6c a yard Children's Hose Supports, Suburb- dH Ddt Ot 1 l'SAAf Muslin Dress Linings, reg. soc, all sizes, Suburban Day. =. -39c Darning Cotton Cblack) Suburban Day 4c a spool
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Toilet Goods

Hair Brushes. reg. 100. Suburban
 Day "sc Tooth Brushes, reg. 15c, Suburban
 Ddy cN Clothes Brushes, Suburban Day SC Hand Scrubs, reg. 12c. Suburban
 Day = Rubber Gloves, reg. 45c, Suburbao JerGers Violet Glycerine Soap. Sub
 urban Day for 25c IazeIls Talcum. reg. 15c Suburban Day lc Peroxide, 8 oz., Suburban Day 1Oc Peroxide oZ-. Suburban Day 5c Hot Water Bottles, reg. 69c, Sub-
 urban Day occ Fountain Syringe. reg. SEC, Sub
 urban Day 65c Hospital Cotton. 1 1b-, Suburban
 Day Zoc A. D. S. Peroxide Cream, reg. 25c.
 Suburban Day .23c Toilet Paper, reg. 1oc. Suburban
 Day 4 TOT @oc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Towels & Sheeting

IS 40 Huck TRwels. in white with red borders good weight. 1nN Reg. 12 1-2c. Suburban Day
 1-4 yard wide Anchor Shooting: Bleached Regular 5Sc AoN Suburban Day.
 2 1-3 yard wide Anchor Sheeting. Cnbleachcd. Regular 53c AE~ Suburban Day ..-
 Good Size Turkish Towels, bleached and unbleached, heavy quality. Reg: 1sc and 1sc each 12Nc