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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-07-12
Notions in the
Mill End Sale

CLARK'S o N SPOOL COTTON,
six cord $50 yd. spools. white and
black. Reg. Sc spools for csc
BAsIING THREAD. 200 I'd. spools.
BUTTON THREAD, so I'd. spoo1s.
Reg. 1Oc- Sc spool
CLARK'S o n t DARNING COTTON
all colors. Reg. DC for Zoe
MENDING COTTON, mercerised. all
colors. Reg. Sc &c ball
NUSILK MENDING COTTON, mer-
eerised, large balls, all colors. Reg.
AA<PER QUALITY TAPE, &c 10 pan I'd.
rolls. Reg. 1oc to 15c-A to IS
SUPER QUALITY TAPE. &c ron I'd.
pieces. z to q wide. Reg. Sc
LINGERIE TAPE, s I'd. pieces with
BIAS SEAM TAPE. I'd. pieces.
white and co1ors. Reg. 121 &c
RIoK-RAcK BRAID. yd. o pieces ss;
EMBROIDERED EDGING, yd.
pieces, all colors- Reg. zoe
FEATHER STITCH BRAID vd.
pieces, all colors. Reg 2Oc-
DRESS BETTING, inch. White o' or
black Reg. &c yd-
sc yd, 45c for 10 yd PC.
CORSET LACES, white or pink. Reg.
1oc and 15c- sc and Sc
all sizes. Reg. 5c-3 cards for 16c
SNAP FASTENERS, white or black.
all sizes. Reg. Sc cards for 15c
SNAP FASTENERS, special Rowland
brand. Reg. 10c-7c or for CSC
HAIR PINS, wire. large cabinets.
HAIR Pms, shell, assorted i sizes.
COAT Or WAIST HANGERS Rs 0e ena-
p msled 1o Wood- Reg. &c sc
DRESS MAKERS PTNs-i-4 10. box
Reg. Csc box zoe
sizes. Reg. SC doz.-
HOSE SUPPORTERS. o sew e on. pc
or white.
Reg. 10c- Sc
Reg. 15c for 1Oc
RUBBER LINED HOUSEHOLD
Asop eR oretOnne- Res,
Checked gingham. Reg. 75c for S'
HAIR NETs-'Elona" single mesh,
cap shape, reg. soc doz-
HAIR NETs-"Daisy," double bic n mesh
cap shape, reg. 1Oc- for 35c
PEARL AND FANCY BUTTONS
large assortment for chiIdren's
ores dresses So shirts and trimming sorts.
BATHING CAPS and diving caps of
fubper. Reg 15c- 1Oc
BATHING CAPs-attractive styles
and colors. Reg. Soc sec
Dinner Ware
% PIECE SERVICE sET-Pretty
patterns Reg. S12.6S- S7.95
81 PC. DINNER SET-Rose scroll
pattern. Res. S16.47- S11.95
100 PC. DINNER SET-Rose border
design. Reg. S3S.4O- $3.50
100 PC. DINNER SET-Durable
EnsISh porcelain Attractive pat
terms. Reg. ST. S42.5O
JAPANESE HAND PAINTED DIN
NER SETS
sc pc. Reg. S 53.7S- $3.50
100 pc Reg. S1o9.75- $3.50
CUPS AND SAUCERS-Plain white
BaVarian- Reg. $2.75 doz-
6 for ST
ST. DENIS CUPS AND SAUCER-
ram white porcelain. for 75c
TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS = Hand
decorated Nippon china. Reg.
QUO for S1.25 |
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Art Embroidery

from Bridgeport and surrounding
towns are expected to participate in
the festivities and thereby make il
one long to be remembered
proposal to tax automohiIists
from other states to lessen the heavy
burdens which are now piled on the
weary shoulders of Connecticut tax
payers for the upkeep of the roads
IN the state has been suggested by
FIRST Selectman Frank E. Conine. The
seiectman suggests that all persons
believing that outsiders should nav
for some of the wear and tear on the
Connecticut roadways, work for the
election to the next General Assembly
or members who will Hedge them
selves to the enactment of a law which
would cover this matter
"a possible saving for the town of
5000 has been announced by Town
NJ anager W2lter Fubben who states
that because of the close competitiop
among contract ors on the job Install
ing conduit at Bruce's Brook Al tbe
city line this sum will not be exnend :
ed as was first thought to be neces-
sary.
The goal of swimmers all over the
world will be attempted by walter
Patterson. well known long-distance
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-07-12
Cooking Glassware

OVEN GLASSWARE-1O DC. Cover
ed casserole, pie plate, utility cake
dish, custard cups. Sets COM
p1ete- S235
OVEN GLASSWARE-Custa Cset
of 60, Pie plates, bread pans, oblong
4 dIsh. pudding
dishes, etc. Reg. Csc to zoe each
Choice soc ca.
MIXING BOWLS pc. sets, durable
yellow pottery, 6. Z, and ir
sizes complete set. Reg. S1.35-
Csc
YELLOW NAPPIES-5 pc. set, 6, z,
s, and 10 in. Reg. S1.35-
csc set
BROWN COOKING WARE-Cover-
ed casserole, gravy bowl and Gus
tard cups. Reg. S1.5e--
Complete set csc
TEA POTS (Fire proof)-Solid colors
and decorated. Reg. 75c to Sic
sec
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and endurance swimmer of Lordship,
when he leaves New York for Eng
land on the Majestic July 90, for the
express purpose of attempting to
swim across the stormy and hazard
Gus English channel.
A swim across the English Channel
has been made by long list of per-
sons who met with more or less COM
plete stages of defeat. Patterson has
long been in training for such a swim,
people at Lordship have seen him go
down to the water at Lordship, strike
out and then return several hours
later, seemingly as fit as at the time
of first entering the water.
Patterson swan across the Sound.
Last summer on one of these swims
he was in the water for a continuous
period of hours and So minutes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-07-12
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN
FOR LITTLE CHILDR EN-

A very pretty little farewell party
was given Helen and Margaret Simp-
son of 333 Howard avenue, by their
little friends. The children are to be
gone on a vacation for a period of
two months.
The home was beautifully decorat-
ed under the supervision of sne chill
dren's uncle. Dancing, games and
music were enjoyed. A buffet lunch
con was served at 9 o'clock. the limit
for the to 10 year old merrymakers.
Those present to bid Helen and
Margaret farewell were: Joseph
Palsa, Joseph Soltesz. Michael Sol
tesz, Rose Kolossa, BERTHE Papp,
Wanda Kopczynski. Irene kopczyn-
ski and Sigmund Kopczynski
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-07-12
R0RABACK MAY
Be 0USTED AT
ULLMAN DINNER

At a dinner to be rendered to Col.
Isaac Ulman of New Haven. August
8, at Momauguin, it is expected the
campaign to GUST J. Henry Rorahaci
from the state chairma pship of the
Republican State committee will Of
flclally begin. The dinner is being
rendered to Col Ulman on his return
from his vacation
among the guests expected are
Frank E. Healy of Windsor I,ociSs re-
ing groomed for governor; John T.
k1ng, this city; Charles O. Gates of
W1liimantic; and Russell Rice, son of
Haven.
Roraback's term as chairman ex-
pires at the close of the coming state
convention. The triple alliance.
SHOWN as the -Healy
orous effort to de throne - ~-seax
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-07-12
Here it is Men!
This is what your money will get in
Mill End SAVINGS
will get in

Sporting Goods-Toys
READY RAZORS-Reg. sec
BASEBALL BATS-Reach and Louis
Vile Sluggers-
Reg. 21c- 14c
Reg. Go SIC
Res. 75c- CSC
Reg. S1.75- S1.59
Reg. $50 S1.69
BOXING GLOVES-Reach and
Wright and OLSON
Reg. S12 to Is SS.75
Reg. $3.50 $3.50
Reg. Sc to $3.50 $4.75
Reg. $3.50 $3.25
Res. $3:75 to 81 S2.z5
GOLF HOSE-Al1 pure wool. Reg.
s1.35 to S45O- S119 to $3.50
GOLF BAGS-Tan or white canvas.
some are the famous Buhrke metal
bottom bags. Reg. $3.50 to $3.50
$500 to $9.75
BICYCLE TTREs-Reg. s2.25-
BEACON FLASH MGHTs-Reg. s5c
CHnDREN's SEE sAws-Reg. s1s5
cH1nDREN's sCooIERs-Reg. $50
CHILDREN's ROLLER sKATEs-
FOLDING BROWNIE CAMERAS
Takes pictures 27s Az in: Reg.
S1S- 1913
Bathrobes
FLANNEL AND TERRY CLOTH as
sorted colors. Reg. So $685.
Underwear
LIGHT BALBRIGGAN shirts and
drawers. Regular 39c- 2ec
FINE BALBRIGGAN shirts and
drawers. Regular $50 csc
KNIT COTTON COMBINATIONS
white, light weight. Reg. 81. zee
NAINSOOK COMBINATIONS
made. Reg. 75c- sec
KNIT COTTON COMBINATIONS fine
qua1ity-light weight. Reg. $3.50
NAINSOOK COMBINATIONS fine
ouality-light weight. Reg. s1.5O-
NAINSOOK COMBINATIONS fine
quality and finish. Reg. 95c-79c
KNIT COMBINATIONS in fine quail
ity cotton. Regular $1.75-S1.45
Sleepers
COOL NIGHT SHIRTS of soft light
cotton with colored trimming. Reg
81 SEC
PAJAMAS of percale with silk frogs,
plain colors and stripes. Reg
sI.oO- S1.15
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Ribbons
in the Mill End Sale

NOVELTY RIBBON, 10 to IL inches
wide. Reg. So to 81 a yard
$50 yd.
MORE RIBBON. inch, heavy
quality. Reg. Csc yard soc
LINGERIE RIBBON in light blue or
pink and -. Reg. 81 and
s1.25 a piece at soc and 6Oc PC
No. and No. 5, reg. Csc and soc
I'd 1212c and 15c yd.
PICOT EDGE RIBBON, IL inch
Reg. 29c yd.- 19c
FANCY EDGE RIBBON. inch,
satin Reg. 35c- &c yd.
MORE SATIN EDGE RIBBON. 8
inches wide, beautiful colorings.
Reg. 45c yard gee yd.
TWO TONE RIBBON. best quality.
good shades, II inch wide. Reg.
29C- S1c xd
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-07-12
Kitchen Wares.

ALUMINIUM DOUBLE BOILERS,
coffee perco1aters, roasters, pit.
preserving kettle, 6 OF. covered ket-
ties, 10 in. covered fry pan, etc. Res.
S1-25 to S1.50 each soc
ALUMINIUM TEA KETTLES and 5
piece combination cookers. Reg.
$2.25-choice S165
size. Reg. S145- 81
ALUMINIUM SAUCE PANS y qt.
size. Reg. 90c- 45c
ALUMINIUM PRESERVING KET-
TLES-S OF Reg. sails Sis
MIRO ALUMINIUM PRESERVING
OUTFIT 10 at. kettle. 1 funnel.
1 cup measure, 1 ladle compIete
outfit. Reg. $3.50 Sf95
NICKELED COPPER TEA KET-
TLES-Family size. Reg. $1.45-
No. s. Reg. s1.65- s1.25
PINT VACUUM BoTTLEs-Green
enameled case, aluminium cup COW
Quart size. Res. s1.75- s1.35
LUNCH KITS-Conplete with pint
bottle. Reg. s1.75- S135
MRS. POTTS SAD IRoNs-Sets of
three irons. St5o
MEDICINE CABINETS - White
enameled frame. 10 IA mirror,
and lass shelves. Reg s3.75-
BATH ROOM MIRRORS - 70 x u
inch white frame. Reg. s195-
S1S9
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Women's Gloves
in the Mill End Sale

SILK GLOVES-Two clasp, double
finger tip. Reg. S5c- 69c
SILK GLOVES-Two clasp. double
finger tip, heavy embroidered backs.
Reg. ST. rec
CHAMOISETTE GIOVES-16 hut
ton. Reg. S1.50- St,15
SILK GLOVES-16 button double fin
ger tip. Reg. $1.5O- S115
CHAMOISETTE GLOVES-Two clasp
Reg. Csc 4Sc
CHAMOISETTE GAUNTLET
GLOVES-Beaver and grey Reg.
95c- rec
SILK GLOVES-16 button, double
finger tip. White only. Reg. e5c-
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The Italian residents of Stratford
Will have a parade, band concert and
a fireworks display as the features of
the celeprat1on Saturday. of the Feast
of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Mrs
angelo Stavola. who has efficiently
handled the arrangements for the
celebratlon of this great feast day in
other years, will again have charge
OF the arrangements this year. This
As-Jres everyone attending a very
good time. There will be a great
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-07-12
Stationery and Books
in the Mill End Sale

CEWCO LINEN WRITING PAPER
l pound box "a sheets good quail
ity- Csc
Envelopes to match &c pkg
THE BINGHAM GIRL PAPER-box
of "a sheets and "a envelopes
checked lined to match box in ging-
ham pattern csc
GOOD STORIES-best liked and best
known of present day writer's
some of the books slightly soiled
sold regularly for $3.50 to So
rec
NOVELS by well
known authors. Reg. soc to 75c-
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and nominate Healy for governor
Roraback's adherents still scout the
ldea that their chief will be downed
ana are planning to put up a big
fight
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-07-12

He has been doing some simple ex-
ercises such swimming from Lord
ship to Fairfield Beach in prepara-
ton for his ambitious attempt to
swim across the ChanneI
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-07-12

A religious procession from Avon
Park to ST. James r. c. church. Main
and Broad streets, at o'clock in the
morning will mark the beginning of
the days observance. After a high
mass celebrated by Rev. NJ. J. O'Con-
nor at 10 o'clock, the procession will
return to Avon Park
During the day number of ath-
!ettc contests. games and an old
fashioned picnic will vie for at ention
of the gatherings. For the games
and athletic events. number of very
handsome and beautiful prizes have
been secured. Among the most no.
table of the presents is full-blood-
ed Jersey calf. A silver set will also
be awarded to the worthy contestant
who wins it.
A spirited band concert will be CIV
en- at seven O'Clock in the evening.
There will also be music for outdoor
dancing. A fire works display which
promises to compare with the recent
municipal display of fireworks at Sea
side Park will begin at $50 o'clock
in the evening. Hundreds of visitors
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-07-12
Shirts

Shirts
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, lot of "Irreg-
ulars" with hurts. colors and white
Regular qualities would sell for
ST. to S1.5O- sec
NEGLIGEE and WORK SHIRTS, the
former with soft cuffs in percale or
repp, assortment of patterns. The
latter of blue chambray, printed,
percale and khaki color. Reg. 81
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS of woven or
printed madras and cotton cheviot,
some with attached collars. Reg.
S150- S115
MADRAS SHIRTS, printed or woven,
fine quality. Reg. $3.50 and So
BLUE CHAMBRAY SHIRTS with
attached co1lars-cut full size
some imperfectfons. Reg. 69c-
PoNGEE SHIRTS with attached
collars. white or tan. Reg. s1.75-
MERCERIsED OUTING SHIRTS,
fine quality with attached collars.
white or tan. Reg. So S1.65
Hats
STRAW HATS all sizes several sorts.
Reg. $50 and s2.- ST
FANCY STRAW HATS many sorts.
Reg. 81: to :5o-s1.e5 to s5.95
weight, WOOi ana DSdCH. reg.
81. to $3.50 79c to $1.95
Socks
MEDIUM WEIGHTS COTTON in
black, cordovan. navy and grey
Reg. IL lie &c
FINE COTTON medium weight in
black. cordovan and grey. Reg. 35c
1Sc
MERCERIZED LIsLE-light weight
in black, cordovan and grey. Reg.
35c- CSC
FIBRE SILK with Isle top and so1es
black, cordovan and grey. Reg. soc
$50
SILK SOCKS with Isle top and soles
black, white, cordovan and grey.
Reg. 75c- Sc
SPLIT FOOT medium weight cotton.
Reg. Csc 1Sc
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Mems Sweaters
Mems Neckwear

FOUR-IN-HANDS in light washable
fabrics. Reg. 1914 &C. Sc
FOUR-IN-HANDS of fine washable
material, mercerised. Reg. 15c-
12C
SILK FOUR-IN-HANDS in dark
combinations and variety of nat
terms. Reg Soc sac
Reg. 75c- 55c
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PRINCE PHILIPPE DIES,

nounced of Prince Philippe Bourbon
de Braganza, as, second son of the
lato Prince Louis, count OF Aquila
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Old GIANT Is DEAI

Toledo. July 12-Dr. H. F. Bailey
a former major league pitcher with
the New York Giants and other Ma
tional League clubs, is dead here. DR..
Bailey was a dentist.
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Mems Suits

Mems Suits
ODD LOT OF SUITS. all sizes, all
wool fabrics, good assortment of
colors. Reg. S25 to S35-S17.5O
kuppenheimer suits included.
HUNDREDS OF SUITS that include
the best fabrics and patterns of the
season-not emitting blue Serges
and not emitting extra sizes too.
SIS suits SCI
$40 suits S245O
$35 suits $3.50
40 suits $3.50
S4o and $50 suits $3.50
kuppenheimer suits included.
WEIGHT and Palm
Beach suits. Reg. $3.50 to SIS
S1O.5G to SCI
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Table Glassware
in the Mill End Sale

LIGHT WEIGHT STEM WARE
Goblets, sherberts, wines, iced tea
glasses, and finger bowls. Daisy
cutting. Reg. Csc 19c
WATER TUMBLERS-Light weight
. cut, daisy or grape designs. Reg
PLAIN WATER TUMBLERS-
Medium quality. Reg. soc to 75c-
ICED TEA GLASSES AND SPOONS
g optic tumbIers and colored
glass spoons. Reg. $1.O5 ss-z5c
Cut Glass
BERRY BOWLS - Celery trays,
Mayonnaise sets, sugars and
creams, etc. light cut. Reg up to
- ST ca.
PC. WATER SETS-TalI jug with 6
tumb1ers, light cut SIPS
ICED TEA SETS-13 pc. Round
covered jug, s tumblers. colored
glass spoons. Reg. $3.50 S2e5
BUD VASES-Variety of shapes and
cuttings, 1 o in. size soc
BERRY SETS pc. Large bowl
and 6 serving saucers to match
Reg. $3.50 S2.45 set
HEAVY CUT GLASS-Large assert
ment. Berry bowls. fern dishes,
sugar and creams, Mayonnise sets
orange bowls, etc. Reg. s3.45 to
HEAVY CUT GLASS WATER SETS
pieces. Reg. up tos15.5n-
S9.95
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THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

number of people on hand during the
celebration, as Mrs. Stavola has in
vited anyone interested to participate
in the celebration.
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Galvanized and Tinwar

GARBAGE CANS
II OF. Reg. Soc CSC
q OF. Reg. s1.35- ST
So OF. Reg. S1.55- ST
WATER PAILS-1o at. Reg. e5c-
lee
WASH TUBs-24 inch. Reg. s1.1o-
75c
REINFORCED ASH BARRELs-1s
in. Reg S3.s5- S2.e5
WASH BOILERs-copper bottoms.
No. l. Reg. S1.65- ST
HEAVY WASH BOTLERS-Tin cop
per bottoms. Reg. $3.50 to s2.so-
S1.95
ALL COPPER WASH BOILERS
No. and 9. Reg. S5.50- Sa.95
GALVANIZED REFRIGERATOR
PANs-No seams, one piece. Reg.
DOC soc
ICE CREAM F,REEzERs-
OF. Reg. S1.5O- s5c
ENAMELED WASTE PAL Err
BASkETS-S colors. Reg. 75c-
soc
WHITE ENAMELED BREAD
BoAES-Ron top. Reg. $1.as-
large size: Reg. s1.75- s1.45
HEAVY SQUARE BREAD BOXES
Small Reg. Csc Csc
Medium Res. S1.35- csc
Large Reg. S150- St25
SETS Il 10 tea, 8 lbs.
coffee, lbs. sugar, 10 lbs. -four,
complete set. Reg. S1.40- 81
SPICE sETS-s piece. one large
Japanned box contains Z spice jars.
csc
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Leonard" Refrigerators

SPECIAL DOOR HARDWOOD RE-
FRIGERATOR-70 10. ice capacity
size 20 "a X II "a 43 in Reg
S29.5O- Soe 5o
EGERATORS-This same make
from Reg. $3.50 to s165
-S15.5O to S1325O
Art Embroidery
STAMPED SCARFS AND PILLOWS
and Centers. Reg. SIC to ST.
45c
thread and material to complete
ReS. 69c and 7oc- soc
FINISHED PILLOWS-Embroi old cred.
Reg. $3.50 and up $3.50
LACE AND LINEN CENTERS
AND SCARFS-Reg. $3.50 to S3-
S2.25
SCARFS AND CENTERS-Unblea
ed muslin, blue and lace edge. Reg.
QUO 29c
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Standard Domestics
in the Mill End Sale
FRUIT OF THE LOOM AND Ions
DALE MUSLIN. Limit 10 yards to

FRUIT OF THE LOOM AND Ions
DALE MUSLIN. Limit 10 yards to
a customer. Reg. zoe and 22c-
Ice yd.
BLEACHED MUSLIN, 36 inch, good
and strong. Reg. 15c yd.-
NO. so CLOTH OF GOLD MUSLIN,
So inch. Reg. 19c yd.- 15c
NO. 100 CLOTH OF GOLD MUSLIN.
Reg. 21c yd.- lie
NO. 500 CLOTH OF GOLD MUSLIN.
Reg. Csc yd.- 21c
LONSDALE CAMBIC, So inch. Reg
UNBLEEACHED MUSLIN, good and
firm. Reg 121ac yd.- Sc
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, heavy
grade. Reg. 15c- 1215c
UNBLEACHED HUSLIN, fine quail
ity. Reg. 15c- tic
UNBIEACHED SHEETING. 40 inch.
UNBLEACHED LOCKWOOD A
SHEETING, 40 inch. Reg. zoe yd.
PEQUoT PILLOW TUBING. as inch.
Reg. 55c yd.- 4Sc
ard make. Reg. 60c yd.- 4sc
PEQUOT SHEETING,
UNBLEACHED SHEETING,. Cd
Standard make. Reg. SIC I'd.
UNBLEAcHED PEoUor SHEET
ING. "a. Reg. CSC yd.- soc
ENGLISH LONG CLOTH, So in. 10
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Overalls

RIVET STITCH OVERALLS and
jumpers, blue only, 36 to As size
Reg. S1.25- csc
SWEET ORR AND HEADLIGHT
overalls and jumpers-blue, brown
and white. Reg. S1s5 to sails
$1.67 to S1.90
CANTRIPUM SHOP COATS, olive
drab, all sizes. Reg. s2.50-S21O
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Trousers
TROUSERS for dress or work, many
patterns. Regular So to SO
S1.69 to S7.95
KHAKI TROUSERS, firmly stitched
and very durable, regular S1.50-
SIPS pair-regular S1.75 to So
S1.45 to S2.S5
FLANNEL TROUSERS and cricket
cloth, all white and with black
pencil stripes, regular $3.50, SO and
$40 $685., $7.65 and SS.95
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18th LOCkhart Mill End Sale Begins July 3D. 1922 at 83
Soaps and Polishes

IVORY SOAP. Reg. &c for s5c
P & G WHITE NAPTHA SOAP.
Reg. &c for Csc
STAR WASHING SOAP. Reg. &c
for csc
STAR WASHING POWDER. Reg.
&c 6 for 35c
IVORY FLAKES. Reg. 12c-
3 for csc
LUX. Reg. 12c- for csc
RINSO. Reg. &c for SOC
FEELS NAPTHA SOAP. Reg. &c
for Soc
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER. Reg.
12c- for Csc
BRILLO (sman.) Reg. 1oc- Ca
&c pkg.
BRILLo Qarge). Reg. 25c-
19c pkg.
o'oEDAR on-4 OF. size. Reg.
sue 19c
o'CEDAR oIL-12 OF. size. Res.
SOC sec
LIQUID FENEER-4 OF. size. Reg.
Soc- 19c
hi scoD 'ENEEH-1' o. size sgs ss>
TOILET PAPERS rolls for csc
Mops and Brooms
SPECIAL BROOM soc
BLACK BEAUTY BROOM. Reg.
SOC 79c
BEST QUALITY BRooNfs. Reg.
SI.4u- CSC
GOOD QUALITY COTTON MOP.
Reg. 65c- 47c
SELF WRINGING MOP AND STICK.
Reg. SOC CSC
O'CEDAR TRIANGLE MOP. Rec.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-07-12
Mems Bathing Suits

Baskets
Round SPLIT CLOTHES BASKETS,
Reg. 75c- sac
HEAVY WILLOW CLOTHES
BASKETS - Braid top. Reg.
Reg. $3.50 SLIGO
WASTE PAPER BASKETS Reg.
81 soc
FRUIT BASKETS-Fancy shapes and
styles SOC
RUSHBAGS OR SHOPPERS-Fancy
weaves and colors. Reg. S5c and
81 55c
Wooden Ware
IRONING TABLE-Single ratchet,
folding style. Res. S2.25-S1.65
IRONING TABLE-Steel folding
frame, firm support. Reg. S4.50-
S2.95
STEP STOOLS-Extra strong. hard
wood. Reg. S1.75- S139
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-19
Difference Exists
in Japan Regarding
u. S. Tariff Effect

Toxic, Sept. 1S.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press.)-Chugai, a commercial
newspaper, anticipates a great re
duction in the export of silk goods
to America when the new American
tariff is enforced. The cost OF pro-
duction is the highest ever expert
cnced in Japan. and, with an in
creased duty, it is feared that pro-
hibitive prices would be necessary.
The Osaka Mainichi does not be
lieve the tariff will hit japan hard,
but objects to it on the ground that
it will retard industrial restoration
in Europe.
The Osaka Asahi, however. says
the tariff will injure greatly Japan's
trade and while acknowledging q
country's right to adopt its owl
trade policy. regrets in behalf OF
the honor of America" that she in,
tends to enforce the highest tariff
ever debated to the detriment OF
the industrial interests of other
roWerS.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-19
YANkS PRAISED
FOR NERVE At
SMYRNA FIRE
Many Drowned as Way
to Escape Death by
Burning.

Constantnople, Sept. 1S.-(By The
Associated Press.)-Americans ar
irving here Monday from Smyrna gave
graphic descriptions Of the scenes they
in that city during the great
fire and attendant disorders. One,
a resident of Smyrna for 10 years,
said the Turkish troops massacred
hundreds of Christians and then de-
liberately set fire to the city to cover
up their crime.
Some of the inhabitants, driven in
sane by the reign of terror, rushed to
the harbor and drowned themselves.
A naturalized American citizen shot
himself dead when the kemahsts
seized his wife and sister. Other
Americans were intimidated with
pistols and robbed.
Americans Save British
Lieutenant Commander John Is
Rhodes. commander of the American
destroyer Litchfield, with five blue
Jackets. saved six British civilians
from death after the British forces
evacuated the city. American sailors
at the points of their lives rescued
thousands of refugees while the fire
was in progress.
Chester Griswold. American mer-
chant, performed almost superhumar
work. succoring terrorized Christians
by his successful pleas with the wouic
be Turkish slayers.
H. A. Jaquith, of Darion. Conn.
said to the correspondent:
Night of Terror
1T was a night Of terror. Thu
whole populace rushed to the water
edge. Women cried to heaven fol
help. Many plunged into the water
preferring drowning to death by. fire
ut was the most narrowing picture
of misery and anguish l ever wit
messed.
The heat was so intense that M
one in the fire zone could survive
1t was an appalling climax TO a weel