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THE FARMER: APRIL 27, 1909
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iKline Brothers 1031 Main st-i
OF GOVERNOR
Attorney General Holcomb Gives Import
ant Opinion.
Attorney General Holcomb yester
day rendered an opinion that, the con
stitution having vested Lieutenant
Governor Weeks with the powers of
Governor, he acquires the right to that
title when signing his name in the ex
ercise of his powers, and may be call
ed "Your Excellency."
THE MONEY BACK STORE.
II
$1 I SEE THE NEW IXGRAIX CARPETS 33c YARD
To-morrow, Wednesday
LADIES' STRIPED SILK RAINCOATS
S: Xn Brown, Blue, Black and Oreen. Best quality rubberized. Equal to 3
r'PAQUIN" MODEL SILK COATS
' lather in Black Taffeta or Silk: Pongee, beautifully silk braided, fin-
15IRU mill f CKfjCSarcasK -'in "
t PANAMA JUMPER SUITS
in Black, Blue and Brown. Some have Taffeta straps. Some are silk
JK: braided. Worth $5.00.
t MEN'S UNION MADE SHIRTS 3
3 for Sl.OO I
Best Shirt value in Bridgeport in many a day, regular 50c Shirts.- 3
Every Shirt has the Union Label on. Sizes 14 to 19 inch neckband. rf
flHITBREN'S WHITE SERGE COATS
All Wool White Serge Coats, ages 2 to 6. mercerized lined. Worth
$2.75. Silk braid trimmed.
Eamoskeag ginghams 3
ST Just arrived one case of 50 pieces Blue Amoskeag Apron Ginghams.
Worth 8c. 5
YOU'LL PAY LESS FOR IT AT KLINE'S 3
1PAY LESS AND
feET wisEp
10 1 Spring
$10 and $15 Suit Shop.
tJONN. OFFICE ft LIBRARY SUPPLY HOUSE
FURNITURE, STATIONERY and SUPPLIES
For The Business Office and Home Library.
Cor. Fairfield Aye. and Water St Tele 1237-2.
Food of $10,090,000
To Signal Mars
Boston, Mass., April 27. William
Henry Pickering, Professor of Astron
omy in Harvard University, has re
ceived si telegram from Fort Worth,
Texas, proposing that if the professor
would go to Texas to superintend ex
tensive experiments for signaling to
the planet Mars a fund of $10,000,000
-would be raised for the purpose. The
telegram was signed by The Star and
The Telegram, the tw leading news
papers in Fort Worth.
Newspapermen Going
Up In The Air
(Special from United Press.)
Pittsfield. April 27. Eager to see
lewspapermen "Up in the air" Charles
J. Glldden has invited nine of the
managing editors of Boston sheets to
accompany him on flights in his new
balloon, the Massachusetts. His plan
is to make three nights, taking up
three men at a time and he wants to
make at least one of these ascensions
from this city. If the local club holds
out the proper inducements all the
flights will be made here.
Mr. Glidden writes further: "I expect
to epenl a lar;?e part of May after the
15th and June in Pittsfield. We shall
have the balloon there after a few
flights from Fitchburg." On May 15
the balloon Massachusetts will be dedi
cated in this city by Mr. Glidden. If
the weather is bad the flight will be
made the next fair day.
ROACHES
Running Wild
in yowr house is caused
by carelessness and neg
lect and can easily be
remedied by using Cy
rus' Roach Powder
sprinkled freely where
the roaches gather. We
absolutely guarantee this
refund the money if
you are not! satisfied,
cost you nothing to try
it, and refer you to
thousands of the most
particular housewives in
the city. Is it worth
your while to get rid of
them?
Half pound 20c; lb 35c.
THE CYRUS PHARMACY
Fairfield Avenue, corner
Courtland Street
TALK NO. 353
Yon Had Better Hurry
If your eyesight is defective
you had better hurry to an eye
sight specialist. If you wait
until driven to him by pain or
inability to read you will make
a serious mistake. The slight
est suspicion of an imperfect
vision should result in an im
mediate examination. FREE
HERE.
Parisian Optical Co.
Eyesight Specialist and Manu
facturing Optician
The 8TI1 A TFTELD HOTEL BIdg
No. 1221 MaM St. 711006 923-3
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DRESS BETTEI
Marathon Stripe
Style Suik J5
1154 MAIN ST.
VOTING MACHINE
DID NOT REGISTER
No Addition to "Yes" Vote on the High
School Question in Hartford.
Hartford, April 27. There was a de
fect in the recording apparatus of one
of the voting machines used in the
Tenth Ward at the recent election
which registered but one vote in favor
of the technical high school appropria
tion. This fact was established yester
day, when, with the expiration of the
twenty-day limit prescribed by law.
the machine was opened. Repeated
votes yesterday in favor of the ques
tion resulted in no addition to the sol
itary vote already recorded for it on
the machine.
The machine worked as readily as
ever and was apparently perfect, ex
cept as to the recording apparatus
which registered the affirmative vote
cn the technical high school question.
It was decided to leave the "Yes"
vote on the high school question as
recorded rather tllttn to have the ma
chinist investigate the trouble in or
der that A. S. Hamilton, traveling
agent of the Empire Voting Machine
Company, might be notified and come
to Hartford and investigate.
COUNCIL PASSES
RESOLUTION ON
DEATH OF LILLEY
The resolution upon the death of His
Excellency, the late George L. Lilley,
governor of Connecticut offered by the
mayor last night to, the common coun
cil was as follows:
"Whereas, our chief magistrate,
George L. Lilley, has been removed
from earthly scenes In the flower of
j his manhood, and while engaged in the
; discharge of his responsible duties to
i the people of Connecticut, and,
. "Whereas, his death has carried gen
uine sorrow to all classes alike in this
community, who mourn his untimely
end:
"Be it Resolved. by the Common
Council of the City of Bridgeport, that
we record our deliberate judgment
that in George L. Lilley the State pos
sessed a chief magistrate who, in his
career as public servant, fearlessly ad
vocated and advanced the true intent
of the people;who performed his public
duties with fidelity to the great trust
reposed in him; and who sustained the
best traditions of our commonwealth.
! His progress from early privations and
by his own exertions, to the station
to which he had attained when strick
en down, his unflinching adherence to
principle in his public life, afford an
example that may well be emulated by
the young men of this state.
"Resolved, that this estimate of Gov
ernor Lilley be perpetuated by spread
ing this resolution upon the records of
our city government, and that our deep
sympathy with his bereaved family
be manifested by sending to them a
I copy of this resolution."
The resolution was unanimously
adopted and made a part of the pro
ceedings.
ACCUSED MEN RETURNED
$18 TO MAN WHO MISSED IT
Shelton, April 27. As Mr. and Mrs.
H. N. Packard were getting off a
Bridgeport bound trolley car Saturday
night two men jostled Mr. Packard, and
a moment later he discovered that his
money had been stolen. The men were
captured and taken to a nearby store,
the owner of which is an officer. The
men denied they had picked Mr. Pack
ard's pockets but declared they were in
such a hurry to get to Bridgeport that
they would pay Mr. Packard the am
ount he alleged be had lost, $18. They
did so and departed. After they had
gone it occurred to the other partici
pants in the incident that their readi
ness to settle might ha e been an in
dication of their guilt.
POETRY INSPIRED
BY LILLEY'S DEATH
TIE UP THE DOGS !
Tie up the dogs the chase is o'er,
The trail gives forth no sound.
No need for further yelp and bite
The game is run to ground!
The snarling pack are slinking back,
Away from public eyes.
Serene and calm, all safe from harm
The weary quarry lies.
Ye blue blood dogs of pedigree,
With noses keen for shine,
What Is your gain to mar and maim,
To kill before the time?
The game it ran a royal race
Before the hounds in bay
Tis good a royal victory
Rests with the game today.
Tie up the dogs the race is won!
The game ran well before
A horde of maddened curs and now
Sleeps well for evermore.
h. r. r.
Waterbury American.
THE DEAD GOVERNOR
He sleeps.
Upon his solemn bier he sleeps;
Derobed of all but pomp, which keeps
Bright sentinel with futile arms
About his silent corpse. Him no alarms
Can waken or dismay, nor watches he
The funeral parade of obsequy.
He, winning, put the victory from his
hands
And in his triumph lay down to sweet
rest.
The grief of it not they who loved
him best.
But those who smote him owe him
saddest tears.
The grief of those unkindnesses earth
hears,
And weeps.
Hartford Courant.
"IX MEMORIAM"
Deep down he lies
Moldering in the grave.
The soul, it flies
Numb ring with the brave;
The past is gone
Memory with us still
The life of one.
Remember 'twas God's will.
Deep down he lie
The casket only there,
The life it lives,
1 memory ever dear.
How great the pain.
Patient through trials all
The life of one.
Remember 'twas God's call.
Deep down he lies
The one we loved so well.
The time it flies
I would for ever tell.
While we are here
Mortals and poor are we,
Our lives to shine
Always remember thee.
-Henry Lee, In the .New Haven
Leader.
GEORGE L. LILLEY
The struggle ends! And so the strife
is o'er,
Peace comes at last, like music to
the soul.
The poison shafts of hate can sting
no more;
No more need kin and faithful
friends condole.
His wearied spirit welcomes its re-
lease.
And mourning thousands speak their
grief today;
Aill calumny is stilled, all slanders
cease
A State is weeping o'er his lifeless
clay.
But though his valiant heart has
ceased -to heat
And Fate has written "Finis" to
life's story,
In death his victory is made com
plete, And Truth will wreathe his name in
lasting glory.
The Reaper Death must needs climb
upward to embrace him.
Unto the highest pinnacle whereon his
State could place him.
John Rodemeyer, in Hartford Post,
Nun KffleiTby
Delivery Wagon
New York, April 27. On her way to
Central Park in charge of a hundred
children, Sister Gertrude, a nun of the
Dominican Convent of Our Lady of the
Rosary, was knocked down and almost
instantly killed by a delivery wagon
owned by the Brooklyn Novelty Com
pany at the corner of Sixty-third St.,
and Third Avenue yesterday afternoon.
The driver of the wagon. Isador Wolf,
was locked up in the Sixty-seventh
Street Station charged with homicide.
Yes, "The Blood
Is die Life"
If Bad, Hardly Worth Living.
If Good, Healthy and Happy.
"I am well pleased with my experi
ence with Hood's Sarsaparilla for my
blood. My trouble was of a scrofulous
nature sores frequently came on my
neck, increasing in number and size.
Years of treatment failed to effect a
permanent cure. The sores dis
charged freely, and gave me much
pain. The drain on my system had
been so great I was completely worn
out, easily became tired, and did not
have much appetite. My neck was so
sore and swollen, I could hardly turn
my head around, but I took Hood's
faithfully, and within two months the
benefit began to come. The sores
healed up, my general health im
proved, appetite came back, and my
flesh took on a good color. Since then
I have never been troubled with scrof
ula, and have had good health all the
time." Mrs. Alvin Barton, West St.,
Walpole. Mass., Jan. 10. 1909.
S"Hoods Sarsaparilla effects its
wonderful cures, not simply because it
contains sarsaparilla. but because it
combines the utmost remedial values
of more than 20 different ingredients.
Begin taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
today. Get it in the usual liquid form
or in chocolated tablets known as
Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar.
ADS. rnCNT A 0
Fifteenth Anniversary Sale
Fifteen years having passed since we
public, fifteen years that were but a succession of trade triumphs, we
say that the store has fulfilled the misson it was created for and that the public has appre
ciated it's efforts. It will be our earnest endeavor in the future as in past to give to our
patrons in Bridgeport and vicinity the very best merchandise at the lowest consistent prices.
In Commemoration of the Event, Important Special Offerings will be made in all
Departments.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Muslin Drawers, deep hemstitched
flounce. Sale price 31e.
Cambric Drawers, lace trimmed
flounce. Sale price 25 c.
"Isabella" Drawers with wide tucked
flounce. Sale price 48c.
"Isabella" Drawers, ha.mburg trim
med. Sale price 48c.
GOWNS
Nainsook Gowns, round neck, lace
edge. Sale price 48c.
Muslin Gowns, V shape yoke of
hamburg inserting and tucks. Muslin
Gowns ruffle trimmed, also high neck,
tucked yoke hamburg trimmed. Sale
price 48c
Cambric Gowns, square neck, yoke
of hamburg edged with fine Val. lace.
Sale price 89c.
Nainsook Gowns, round neck with
three rows of Cluny lace and ribbon,
short sleeves of lace. Sale price 89c.
SKIRTS
Good- Cambric Skirts with flounce of
two insertlngs of Torchon lace and
wide lace edge. Sal price 89c.
Cambric Skirt, " hamburg flounce
headed by cluster of tucks. SPECIAL
1.19.
CORSET COVERS
Muslin Covers in fitted and French
styles, lace trimmed, 15c.
Nainsook Covers, lace trimmed. Sale
price 23c.
Nainsook Covers, Val. lace trimmed
front and back Sale price 39c.
Barred Muslin Covers, Cluny lace
trimmed. Sale price 39c.
CHEMISE
Short Muslin Chemise, plain or ruf
fle trimmed. Sale price 25c.
Cambric Chemise. lace trimmed.
Sale price 25c.
CORSETS
cnioi caia rwf fnrspts. latest model.
medium bust and long hips and back,
best quality of Batiste, perfect fitting.
Dnm.iar nrlp 7FVf. and' Sl.OO. Special
prices 39c and 69c pair.
SILK DEPARTMENT
Every Item a Great Bar
gain 27 inch figured Pongee 'Silks, worth
50c. Sale price 33c a yard.
32 inch Black Peau-de-Soie. Sl.OO
quality. Sale price 79c a yard.
Black Japanese Silks, 24 inches wide.
Sale price 39c a yard.
Rough Pongee Silks, navy, brown,
red light blue, pink, white, leather
and natural color. Sale price 39c a
yard.
Colored Messaline. Sale price 59c
a yard; value 75c.
COTTON GOODS
36 inch Brown Muslin. 4 l-2c and
a yard.
36 inch White Cambric. 8c and
12 l-2c- a yard.
45 inch Pillow Casing. 12 l-2c a
yard.
9-4 Brown Sheeting 22c a yard.
9-4 Bleached Sheeting 25c a yard.
36 inch Bleached Cotton, 9c and
lOc a yard.
81x90 Bleached Sheets. 48c and 69c
each.
45x36 Pillow Cases. lOc each.
12 yard piece Long Cloth. 98c piece.
36 inch White Batiste. 12 l-2c a
yard.
32 inch White Lawn, 5c and lOc a
yard.
45 inch Persian Lawn. 15c and 19c
a yard.
White Checked Muslin. lOc,
12 l-2c and 15c a yard.
Huck Towels, 3c each.
Bath Towels, 9c and 12 l-2c each.
Cotton Crash. 3c a yard.
Fringed Quilts. 98c. $1.25 and
$1.39 each.
White Cotton Blankets. 59c. 85c,
95c pair.
Bleached Damask. 22c yard.
Bleached Damask. 45c. 75c. $1.00
a yard. '
Mercerized Damask. 29c a yard.
All Linen Crash. 9c and 11c a
yard.
All Linen Brown Crash. 8c a yard.
White Auto Cloth. lOc a yard.
The Smith-Murray Company.
WILL
WOMEN'S SUITS, COATS,
SKIRTS AND WAISTS
Great Reductions during the Anni
versary Sale. 50 Tailor Made Suits
fine Panaman all the leading colors,
worth $15.00. Sale price $10.00.
100 Suits in Serges and Fancy
Stripes, worth $18.00 to $20.00. Sale
price $12.50.
75 Suits worth from $25.00 to $30.00.
Sale price $20.00.
SPRING COATS
A large assortment of new spring
styles at $1.95. $3.95. $6.95.
Value $5.00 to $10.00.
SKIRTS
A great variety of ney styles, worth
$3.50 to $5.00. Sale price $1.95 each.
25 dozen Chambray and Gingham
Waists, worth 50c. Your choice 39c
each.
Lawn and Lingerie Waists. Sale
price 89c, $1.56. $1.95 each.
WASH GOODS
New spring goods at prices that will
surprise you.
2 cases Standard Apron Ginghams,
all patterns, in blues and fancies, value
8c. Sale price 5c a yard.
1 case Prints, light ground, in stripes
and figures, also 1 case of Dark
Prints, value 7c and 8c. Sale price
5c a yard.
2,000 yards Seersucker Stripes, also
every shade in plain colors, value 10c
and 12c. Sale price 7c a yard.
2.000 yards 36 inch Percales, 100 new
patterns to choose from, value 12c.
SPECIAL 8c yard.
100 pieces extra fine grade Lawns
and fine Batiste, large range of styles,
34 inches wide, value 12c. SPECIAL
7c a yard.
1 case Dress Ginghams. plaids,
stripes and checks, value 124c SPEC
IAL 9c a yard.
Fancy Voiles navy, brown, black;
also side band effects, value 15c. Sale
price lOc a yard.
1 case Seersucker Staple Ginghams,
all stripes, value 12. SPECIAL 9c
a yard.
50 pieces Pongee all the new shades,
value 35c. Sale price 19c a yard.
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
AND RIBBONS
2,000 Dutch Collars and Jabots, regu
lar price 12e to 25c each. Sale price
8c each.
Ruchings 14 inch neck lengths in
white, black and all the new colors,
regular 10c Ruch. Sale price 7 c each.
RIBBONS
3V inch All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons,
lOc a yard.
4 inch All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons,
15c a yard'.
44 inch All-Silk Dresden and Per
sian Ribbons, regular price 25c. Sale
price 15c a yard.
Colored Velvet Ribbons, 3 inches
wide, all the new shades, 19c a yard.
SPECIAL
MILLINERY SALE
All our $2.90 and $3.90 Hats, now
$2.39.
All our $4.90 ant' $6.90 Hats, now
$3.90.
350 Bunches Flowers, 5c per bunch.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Men's Negligee Shirts, value $1.00,
$1.25. Sale price 89c each.
Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
ers, Shirts have long or short sleeves.
Drawers double seated. SPECIAL
37 l-2c each.
Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
ers, Shirts have long or short sleeves.
Drawers double seated. SPECIAL
25c each.
Lot of Men's Worsted Jerseys, sleeve
less, worth $1.00 and $1.23. Special
7r- each. Red. blue, black and ma
roon. Men's black or tan Hose, value 12c.
Sale 'price 9c pair.
Men's black Lisle Hose, fine light
weight, value 25c. Sale price 15c a
pair.
Men's black Hose, embroidered'. lOc
a pair.
Men's mixed Hose, medium weight.
11c a pair.
Umbrellas. 26 and 28 inch, good
frame and fast black cover, good line
of hadles, value $1.00. Sale price 89c
each.
BEGIIM
swung the portals of
WOMEN'S HOSIERY
AND UNDERWEAR
Women's Black Hose, embroidered,
lOc pair.
Women's Black Cotton Hose, double
sole, 11c pair.
Women's Ribbed Vests, 5c, 19c,
12 l-2c each.
Women's Ribbed Vests, extra size,
short or long sleeves. 19c each.
Children's Ribbed Vests and Pants,
12 l-2c each.
LACE DEPARTMENT
3,000 yards Cotton and Linen Tor
chon Laces. Sale price 3c a yard.
250 yards Allover Embroideries, reg
ular price 69c, 75e, $1.00. Sale price
49c yard.
1,500 yards Veilings, in black, white
and colors, worth 15c to 25c. Sale
price lOc a :ard.
Handkerchiefs. 300 dozen Men's hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. 3c each.
NOTION DEPARTMENT
Dress Shields, sizes 1. 2. 3, 7c pair,
4 pair for 25c.
Shoe Laces. 1. 14 and 1 yards long,
1c pair, 19c dozen pairs.
Slender Form Hose Supporters, lOc
each, worth 25c.
Mending Cotton. 45c yards, on spools.
3 for 4c.
500 yards Basting Cotton, 40, 50. 60,
3c per spool.
200 yards Basting Cotton. 2c per
spool.
Pearl Buttons. 3c per card.
Shelf Paper, fancy border, 7c piece.
Shelf Paper, plain white 12 inches
wide, 7c per piece.
Hair Rolls. 24 inches long. 19c each.
Hair Puffs. 3 in a set, 39c a set.
Ripple Hair Wavers, 4c card, 4 on
a card.
Featherstitch Braid, lc a piece.
Bias Seam Tape, all widths. 3c a
piece.
Bunch Tape 12 pieces, assorted
widths, 3e bunch.
10 yards English Tape, all widths,
7c piece.
Violet Ammonia, 1 quart bottle, 7c
per bottle.
ART DEPARTMENT
Finished Pillow Slips, 17 c each,
worth 25c
Pillow Tops with Backs, 17c.
Roman Stripe Pillow Slips, 15c
each, 2 for 25c.
Cut Work Centre Pieces. 30 inch.
49c each, worth 75c.
LEATHER GOODS
Suit Cases, 14. 16, 18, 20 inch, 79c
each.
Club Bags, good for Lunch Bags,
worth 59c, 69c. for 29c each.
Ladies' Hand Bags. regular 50c
goods, for 39c.
JEWELRY DEPT.
A special table of Dutch Collar Pins,
Jet Necklaces, Jet Hat Pins and Bead
Collar Supporters. Your choice 7c
each.
LINING DEPARTMENT
36 inch Satine in black and colors.
Special 15c a yard.
BURNT WOOD
Closing out all our Burnt Wood at
special prices. Cost not considered.
Round Panels. 6 inch, 2 for 5c: 8
inch. 5c: 12 inch. 11c: 15 inch. 19c;
18 inch, 25c.
Oval Panels, 3 x 8, 2 for 5c: 7 x 16,
19c; 10 x 14. 13c: 9 x 20, 19c; 12 x
17, 19c; 14 x 20, 25c.
Oblong Panels. 5 x 11. 5c ; 6 x 18,
9c: 9 x 12, 9c: 10 x 14, 13c; 16 x 20.
35c.
Book Racks. 19c and 35c. Bowls.
5c and 1 9c.
Stools. 25c. Glove and Handker
chief Boxes. 5c and lOc.
Photo Frames. 9c. 12c, 17c. 25c.
39c.
Burning Outfits. Sl.OO and $1.25
each.
Gas-o-Pens. 19c a set.
RUGS
9 x 12 Smyrna, Rugs, value $25.00.
Sale price $15.99.
9 x 12 Axminster Rugs, value $25.00.
Sale prk-e $15.00.
Matting, 11c a yard.
Oil Cloth. 19c a yard.
this store open to th
can with all propriety
DRESS GOODS
Great Values in this Sale
36 inch Suitings, stripes, checks and
plain colors. Sale price 25c a yard'
value 39c.
36 inch Hair Line Stripe Suitings in'
navy, black and cream. Sale price
35c a yard; value 50c.
45 inch Suitings, checks and plain
colors, light effects for spring. Sale
price 59c a yard; value 69c.
45 inch Fancy Mohairs and Mixtures,
light colors. Sale price 69c a yard
value 87c.
men suitings m stripes, checks
and light colors. Sale price 79c a
yard; value $1.00.
CURTAINS AND
DRAPERIES
Nottingham Lace Curtains. 3 yards
long, 50 inches wide. 95c pair.
50 inch Arabian Nets, v value 25c
Sale price 18c yard.
36 inch Swiss in dots, figures, stripes
etc.. value 12c and 15c. Sale price
11c a yard.
Fancy figured Silkolines. new spring
patterns, lOc a yard.
Drapery Silks, fine assortment ot
new designs. Special 39c a yard
A SALE OF
GRAY ENAMEL WARE
Gray Enamel Ware at record break
ing prices. Prices that will appeal tc
all who need the goods and know a
bargain when they see it- Read quota-
Hons. They indicate what the goods
are worth. They also tell our prices.
Come early.
6 quart Coffee Boilers, 48c; value 6c.
2 quart Rice Boilers, 3c; value 69c.
5 quart Berlin Kettles, 25c; value le.
6 quart Berlin Kettles, 29c; value 45c.
8 quart Berlin Kettles. 39c; value 55c,
10 quart Berlin Kettles,48c; value 5.
8 quart Convex Kettles,45c; value 55
10 quart Convex Kettles, 55c; value
75c.
12 q90lrt Convex Kett'es, 65c; dalue
16 Q$110 Convex Kettles c; value
3 quart Lipped Kettles,15c; value 19c
4 quart Lipped Kettles,17c; value 22c
o quart Lipped Kettles.ISc; val En
6 quart. Lipped Kettles,22c; value 30c
8 quart Lipped Kettles,25c; value 35c
Q39c Pp Kettles, 29c; value
12 quart Lipped Kettles, S9c; value
3 quart Tea Kettles. 29c; value 45c
5 quart Tea Kettles, 3c: value 35c.
3 quart Rice Boilers. 48c: value 69e
12 quart Water Pails. 39c; value 59c
17 quart Dish Pans. 39c: value s.
3 QU33c BerHn Sauce Pans, 22c; value
5 QU39t Berlin 84,106 Pans, 25c; value
C,U22t Llpped Sauce Pans, 17c; value
5 quart Lipped Sauce Pans. 19c; value
lYz quart Coffee Pots. 22cr rai
3 quart Coffee Pots. 29c; value 39c
1 quart Tea Pots, 19c: value 29c
2 quart Tea Pots. 25c; value 39C
12 quart Convex Sauce Pots. 65c:
value 90c.
16 quart Convex Sauce Pots. 75c;
value $1.10.
Wash Basins. 22c: value 25c
Drip Pans, 22c; value 39c
Drip Pans. 29c: value 4oo.
DINNER WARE
112 Piece Set, $ 7.50; value $ 8.75
112 Piece Set. $ 9.75: value $12.79
112 Piece Set. $ 9.75: value $11.50
112 Piece Set, $13.75; value $15.50.