The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., October 25, 1918, SECOND SECTION, Image 13

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SECOND SECTION
and Even Ins Farmer
BRIDGEPORT, CONK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1918.
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THE GREAT 26TH O
Last Chance to Gel
These Tremendous
ANNIVERSARY
BARGAINS
Last Day of These
Wonderful Values
For all on
"Cheerful Credi
ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT
AMERICANS
HUN'S LINE
Driving Enemy Force In
New Ketreat Toward
East.
ACTIVITY ON
ITALIAN FRONT
The Last Day of These Unmatchable Savings in the Newest f
Allied Detachments on
Dvina Repulse Bol-sheviki.
(By The Associated iPress.)
Tnroads by the British and Ameri
cans against the German line south of
"Valenciennes make It preamble that
the enemy -will be forced to 'begin a
new retreat toward the east.
Although the Allies have reached
the Mormal woods where the Germans
J:ave prepared for a stubborn stand,
the progress made north of this, ex
tensive wooded section threatens to
urn the enemy out of his position
there before he has an opportunity to
meet frontal attacks along the west
ern eMe of the forest. It would seem
that the advance between Mormal
forest and Valenciennes has shattered
the German hope to stand on the de
fensive along this section of the line
for any protracted period.
French forces, pushing eastward to
the German Frenches along the Oise
6erre front, have moved forward at
three points. Opposite Longchamps,
they have crossed the Oise canal and,
farther south, have advanced near
Originy-9t. Benoite. They also have
cut a deep notch In the German lines
north of Villers-le-Sec.' These suc
cesses will tend to hasten the Ger
man retirement from the bend in the
line which remained after the evac
uation of Laon.
; The American divisions engaged in j
tearing away the Krlemhlld line be
tween the A:gonne forest and the
Meuse have once more advanced their
front, especially hear the western end
of the sector. They appear to threat
en the rest of the German defensive
system to the east. Near Banthville,
the Americans have gained Important
tactical advantages. East of the
Meuse the Germann have been forced
back more than half a mile on a front
of nearly a mile and a half.
There are indications that activity
don the, Italian front has revived.
Vienna reorta violent artillery fire
between the Brenta.and Piave rivers
end in the Montello sector, where an
Jtallan attack In force might be ex
pected .
In Belgium there has been compar
ative hi;l in the combat during the
past few days.
Allied detachments on the Xrvlna
front In northern Russia have beat
off (heavy attacks by Bolshevik troops.
They told their ground and even
moved their lines forward,
French and Serbian forces In Serbia
continue to advance toward the Aus
trian frontier.
Vienna admits Austrian troops have
retired to Jagodina, about 40 miles
from the border from the east of Serbia.
SAMPLE SHIPMENTS
NOW PERMITTED
War Trade Board Opens
. Way for Solicitation of
Foreign Orders.
and WINTER WEARING APPAREL
I Everybody will need smart new clothes and the big successful C. M. Anniversary Sale with its inviting assortments of high quality merchandise will easily solve, the
problem of dressing fashionably at lower prices than ever before. The entire family may now be outfitted most economically and here you'll find everything required,
I No need to hesitate for lack of ready funds because " no money down" is needed and the convenient way of $1.00 a week will soon pay for your purchase.
FALL
Washington, Oct. 25 For the first
time since the beginning of the war
the exportation of commercial sam
pies, except to enemy countries, for
soliciting orders will b permitted by
the War Trade Board. It is an initial
move toward establishing trade rela
tions at the end of the war.
The provision is made that the
samples shall not have commercial
value and shall be suited only to so
licitation of orders. They may be
carried In baggage or sent by mail.
Export license required for ship
ment of goods with a commercial
value need not be obtained from the
War Trade Board for movement of
the samples, .although special permit
from the customs service will be
necessary.
Individual export licenses of a spec
ial type will be issued by the board
valid for three months, but with the
understanding that none of the goods
will be permitted to reach countries
in any way associated with the Cen
tral Powers.
Special provisions are being made
for sending samples into Argentina,
Bolivia, Brazil, Chile. Colombia, Ec
uador, Guatemala, Paraguay, Peru,
Salvador, Uruguay, Hayti, Honduras,
Nicaragua and Panama.
The neutral countries of Europe, as
well as the Allies and their colonics,
nre included in the list, and also
Japan, China and other countries in
the Orient. The announcement of the
board warned individuals and firms
to exercise rvery precaution so that
samples should not reach concerns j
named in the enemy trading list. Sev
eral hundred such firms are in Cen
tra and South America.
I,MIA, "WANDERING MUSICIAN'
Lamia was the most celebrated
flute player of antiquity, and also a
great traveller. Both Plutarch and
Athenaeus pay great tribute to her
wit and beauty. She was born in
Athens, and her first great Journey
was into Egypt, whither she was!
drawn by the fame of a flute player j
of that country. Her beauty and .
r:enius attracted Ptolemy, and she
became his mistress. When Ptolemy I
was defeated in his conflict with De
metrius Poliorcetes, for the Island of
Cyprus, about 332, B. C, Lamia was
among the captives. She quickly
won the heart of Demetrius, and at
her instigation he conferred such ex
traordinary favors and benefits on
the Athenians that they rendered
him divine honors arid dedicated a
New
Fall Suits
for Women and Misses
The Best Values
Ever Offered.
$25 All Wool Cheviot
Suits, very serviceable.
Belted model with seal
plush collar. Skirts with
side pockets. Colors Bur
gundy, Mavy Blue, and
brown. Anniversary price
$17.85
$40.00 All Wool Men's Wear Serge Suits
Box plaited model with belt. Skirt has fancy
side pockets. Colors black and navy blue
$26.85
$65.00 Velvet Suits Full, flare model with
belt fur bordered coat, grey kit Coney fur col
lar and cuffs colors navy blue and burgundy
$49.85
Other Women's and Misses' Suits, specially
priced for Anniversary price . . $78.85
FURS AND FUR COATS
AT ANNIVERSARY PRICES
Fur Coats, Capes, Coatees, Stoles, Scarfs and Muffs of every de
scription in all the most popular furs. Our regular prices on
ther'furs are about 25 per cent under their actual- market
value today. The Anniversary Prices are from 35 per cent to
50 per cent lower than today's market prices. Space prohibits
mentioning the numerous items. We pick two Coat items at
random:
$150 NEAR SEAL COATS '
45 inches long. Skunk opossum border, collar and
cuffs guaranteed. Skinner satin lming $94.85
SELECTED MUSKRAT COATS
Full flare box models; large self collar. Buttoned
high at necek. Handsome silk lining. Anniversary
P"ce $107.85
Women's and Misses'
NEW FALL DRESSES
$27.50 All Wool Jersey Dresse Tailored model; button trimmed,
with belt, white satin collar and cuffs; new Fall col- $19g$5
n-o "Plum tan and irrev
818.75 All Wool Serge Drosses Betty Wales model. S12.95J
Navv blue only. Misses' and Junior sizes f
$27.50 Satin Dresses Panel sides, trimmed with fringe; white
satin yoke. Taupe, navy blue, green and SI 3 .65
brown '
$3.00 Women's
( Trinrmorl
HATS
New black velvet shapes
with colored facings.
Anniversary price
$1.95
Anniversary Sale of
Women's and Misses'
Coats
Selections from all the
world's best- Autumn and
Winter fashions at prices
savings of many dollars.
$18.75 ZIBELIXE CLOTH COATS
Full length belted model in black only, An
niversary price $12.85
$25 ALL WOOL KERSEY COATS
New high waisted, belted model with large
seal plush cellar. Colors are brown, taupe-and
navy blue $17.85
$45.00 ALL WOOL VELOUR COATS
Largo fur coljar, Aviation fur trimmed poc
kets, and novelty belt. All of the season's
newest shades, including Burgundy, taupe,
green, brown, black and navy blue. Anniver
sary price $34.85
on
At. Armiversarv .
m V Sale Prices -
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a, All women s navana crown mgn
cut Boots; brown cloth top.
$7.00 value - v- ' -$4.gg
Men's Gun Metal Shoes,
button model, 69 f?5
$4 values....
Children's Black Vicl Kid Shoes, but- fttt
ton and lace, $2.50 value....
Women's Felt Slippers, all colors, ffl A R
$2.00 values
Men's and Women's Gaiters; all colors; QC
$1.25 values JJV
Furnishing Specials
In the Anniversary Sale
Soft and stiff models, including silks
to 19. ,
95c
Sizes 14
$1.60
values
$2.00
values
$1.45
$2.50 and $1.05
$3 values
and up to $5.95 value.
Arrow Collars, soft and stiff, discontinued styles.
Regular 25c each. ........... 'J for JJQQ
FLANNEL SHIRTS
Grey, Blue and Khaki, standing and lay down
collars.
$1.75
value .
$3.00
value .
$4.00
value
$1.35
CI QC $5.00
' ! value .
and up to f 3.85.
$2.85
$3.85
Meyers Make Gloves, Kid and Suede
HZ ... $1,251 viiues ... $2.25
HEAVY RIBBED UNDERWEAR
$1 .50 Shirts , . i .5c
$1.50 Drawers 95c
$8.00 Vnlon Suits $2.35
HOSIERY
2oc Cotton Hose, block and tan..... lac
35c Ivisto Hosiery, all colors 29c
75c Silk "Onyx" Hosiery, all colors 59c
35c Paris Garters 29c
$3.00 Flannel Pajamas ....$1.95
SILK NECKWEAR
New and beautiful Autumn patterns. Values
55c to $1.00.
39c 55c 75c
MEN'S TROUSERS
New patterns in mixtures and corduroys.
ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS IN
WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
$8.50 All Wool Sweaters Belted models; ,S
all colors. Anniversary price
$4.00 All Wool Serge Skirts New side pocket mod
els with belt. Black and Navy. An- 2.95
niversary price
$5.00 Crepe de Chine Waists.
ors. Anniversary price
$2.00 White Embroidered Voile Waists,
Annviersary price
New col- 3.95
95c
$2.50 House Dresses
New ginghams in
stripes .... 51.45
$5.00 Blanket, Bath
Robes Full length,
new designs. Anniver
sary price --JlS
$2.00 Crepe de Chine
Camisoles. Anniversary
price $1.35
Muslin Underwear.
$2.00 . Nightgowns $1.49
$1.50 Envelope
Chemise
95c
$2 P. N, Corsets. .$1.45
Onyx Hosiery, 75c Fibre
Silks and Lisies. Anniv
ersary prices
29 c and 39 c
$2.50 Flannelette Night
Gowns. Anniversary
price ...... 31.79
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hildren
s
. .. Anniversary Specials
$10.00: Corduroy Dresses Belted
models with pockets; white collar.
Brown, green and navy, blue. Anniv
ersary price $6 95
$10.00 Zlbellne Coats Black 1 yelvet
belt- and collar; navy blue, brown,
burgundy and green.
Sizes 2-6 $6.95
Sizes 8-14 $8.03
Other Children's Coats with fur col
lar priced specially for 17 95
Anniversary ,,,,,,,,,
$2.50 Wash Dresses
Neat ginghams. Anniver- 95
sary price
$5.00 All Wool Sweaters
Belted; all colors. An- g3 65
niversary price
$3.50 Comfortables. g
Anniversary Price
Boys' Wearables
At Anniversary Sale Prices
' SUITS .
'All " wool "Tfilxtures,- corduroys
and serges. Values $8.00 to.
$16.75, Slies 6-18 years.
$4.95 $8.95
$12.95
OVERCOATS
New military models and big
roomy ulsters and ulsterettes.
Values $10 to $30,.
$7.85 up ts $21.85
MAOKINAWS
New models, new fiO OC
patterns, $12.59 val,
Beys' ah weol sweaters;- all col
ors. $4.00 values.. g2 69
Boys' all wool union suits.
$2.00 values 25
$1.75 Boys' flannel gg q
shirts 1 1 1 1 ) j 1 1 i
$2.50 Boys' Cordu- ffij QE
roy Knee Pants... "
WORK CLOTHES
For Men and Young. Men,
Undoubtedly the most essential
apparel today in hJping ''Uncle
Sam" win this V.ir are work
clothes,; Here yoa will find the
most complete assortment in
the city, and marked at Special
Anniversary prices which mean
a .great saving Men's- Corduroy
Coats, heavy Mackinaw linjngs.
$16.75 value - 1085
Men's sheep lined eeats, beav
erized eollers, 16.85
$25 values ,,,,,
Men's Corduroy Vests, heavy
mackmaw lining. en KB
$4.00 value J"
$1.50 Work Shirts. ........ .85c
25c Canvas Gloves ,,...170
$1.00 Heavy Work Gloves., 69c
50o Shop Aprons .,.,..,,,830
25c Shop Caps 17c
Overalls, Shop Coats, Work
Shoes, etc., at Anniversary
prices. '
$3.00
values
$4.00
values
$1.85
$2.85
$6.50
values . .
$8.60
values . .
$4.85
$6.85
SWEATERS AT ANNIVERSARY
PRICES
All wool straw color, slip on and V neck models,
including Visor 4 inch models, all new colors
$5.00
values
$7.50
values
$3.45
$5.95
$12.00
values
$15.00
values .
S8.95
SI 1.95
The Anniversary Sale Is The Place
and Now Is The Time to Save on
Men's and Young Men's Suits and
Overcoats oi Fine Quality Bay Sat
nrday
A complete and wonderful assortment of the season's most popular and wanted all
wool fabrics. Every new model is represented, Among tns suits will be found one
two and three button effects in military, fancy and conservative models. - In the Overr
coats are included big roomy Ulsters, Ulsterettea, semi-fitted and loose Coats. Every
garment Is well tailored and guaranteed to give excellent service. Sizes for ail from
32 to 50.
$20 and $22.50
Suits and 0 'coats
$25 and $27.50
Suits and 0 'coats
$14.85
S19.S5
$32.50 and $35
Suits and 0 'coats
$40 and $42.50
Suits and O'coats
$26.85
$34.8S
$45.00 and $50
Suits & O'Coats
$38.85
YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS
Youth's sizes 32-33 only. A' wonderful opportunity for big savings-
for the boys just going into long pants. Values d? QE
up to $15.00
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Inc.
H aesarj i iiscn ytom
Moss1
8p
Ma in. Golden Milt and Middle
NO MONEY DOWN
$1.00 A WEEK
Eeign Supreme Throughout
This Gigantic Bargain Event.