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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1921

Page

9

Tonic claims and a personal World War memory

An advertisement extols organic iron branded Nexated Iron as a health tonic boosting strength endurance and organ function for the run down and stressed. It warns to seek organic iron and to look for Nexated on packaging with N J on tablets. The piece shifts to a personal recollection of William Staten recalling a World War Vermont submarine torpedoing, his collapse and becoming a roving maniac after witnessing the blast.

Sisterville W. Va Friendly William Staten Vermont P Aint Ashland

Times Sub Stations In all sections of city

The Times can be had at Sub Stations in all sections of city. Leave your order or phone Bar 1208. Dadrikian's 650 Warren St rales Berpadi Wash Ave opp Lexington Ave LP Turnes State St and Bas sick Ave Allen Bros Fuennert St Fairfield Ave and Nobile Wood Ave F Reich Main and Congress Sts Carls Stratford and Newneid res 1 Cigar 897 East Main St.

Dadrikian’s Warren Strales Berpadi Wash Lexington Ave Turnes State St Bassick Ave Allen Bros. Fuennert Fairfield Ave

Chippewa Falls Elks set Mardi Gras and Pageant

Chippewa Falls Wisconsin prepares a Mardi Gras and Historical Pageant in late June to early July. The festival will trace the city’s growth from lumber to dairy wealth with Elks leaders and writer William Kirk involved. Miss Vera Barrington is a Queen candidate and thousands of Elks from across the U S and Canada are invited to attend.

Chippewa Falls Wis Elks of Milwaukee Chi Chippewa Elver Ha Wisconsin Chippewa River A. L. Putnam R. B. Clark W. P. Cruse William ¥. Kirk Vera Barrington United States Canada

Help Likely Abundant for Wheat Harvest Across Regions

Agriculture department reports no general labor shortage for the wheat harvest. In Kansas, starting June 15, labor is in excess. shockers paid up to $3 per day with board and lodging. Texas harvests underway with wages $2 to $2.50 daily, Panhandle possibly tight. Northern states foresee easier market, wages not above $3.

Department of Agriculture Kansas Texas Panhandie

Smith Nominated by Fifth District Republicans

Archibald E. Smith was nominated last night by the Fifth District Republicans to succeed Walter G. Moore as a member of the Board of Aldermen. The nomination followed a spicy fight with FR. W. Barrows contesting it, and Walter Leewith was mentioned with Mayor Wilson's support.

Archibald E. Smith Fifth District Walter G. Moore Mr. Smith FR. W. Barrows Walter Leewith Wilson

California Leads In Artichoke Field

San Francisco reports California dominates artichoke growing with a near monopoly in Half Moon Bay area. The industry supports about 1.3 million dollars yearly, shipping roughly 5,000 carloads, valued around 2,000 dollars per car, mainly to Eastern markets and the Pacific coast. The crop, the bud of a purple Mediterranean flower, remains the state’s standout produce.

San Francisco California Half Moon Gay Golden State Pacific

Marines Offer Commissions to College Men

Washington June 15 Graduates of distinguished military schools and colleges who pass the required examination will be given an opportunity to secure commissions as second lieutenants in the Marine Corps Reserve. While on active duty in the Reserve at Quantico Va they will be instructed and trained pending their December examination for permanent commissions. About 150 officers will be needed to fill vacancies in the Corps next January and fifty noncommissioned officers will receive instruction at the Marine Corps Institute before taking the permanent commission exam. A board of medical examiners will examine candidates and issue fitness certificates for entry at Marine Corps recruiting stations and assignment to Quantico.

Washington Marine Corps Reserve John A. Lejeune Corps Quantico Marine Corps Marine Corps Institute Quan

Secretary of State at 26 Carl Millikin of Colorado

Denver June 15 Carl Millikin ages 26 holds Colorado's secretary of state portfolio after a varied career. He attended LeLand Stanford University, earned local fame as an athlete, worked as a newspaper reporter, and later represented a mines company in Nicarscna. He served in WWI with the 355th Infantry, 86th Division, saw action at St Mihiel and the Argonne, then joined Rocky Mountain News staff before election to state office in 1920. Millikin was born in Denver.

Denver Carl 3 Millikin Lelind Stanford University

Civics class announced for Acme Sheet Co workers

Michael Kane announces a Civics class at Acme for men preparing for the September naturalization term. Paul J. Cook will lead Wednesday noon sessions with the M C A Americanization Secretary in charge. Kane notes 21 men recently passed the naturalization exam and earned citizenship papers.

Michael Kane Acme Sheet Co Acme Naturalization Court Paul J. Cook the. M. C. A Kane

Charming graduation dresses with varied ruffles and fabrics

A vintage catalog blurb highlights new dress models for graduates. It lists fabrics such as organdies, Swisses, Pu and Georgette, with sizes 12 14 16 priced from 7.50 to 2.50 for middies and pleated skirts in 34 and 36 sizes 32 length.

Lace edged kerchiefs for graduation styles

Lace edged kerchiefs described as sheer and pretty with varying edge widths and patterns. Dotted nets, inserting, and tatting patterns offered from 25e to $1. Gay sports type handkerchiefs colored with white lace or embroidered corners add charm. Center aisle.

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Tropical Breezeweave Suits Make A Cool Choice

Breezeweave suits in cool light fabric emphasize thorough tailoring and shape retention. Priced at 17.50, these two piece ensembles promise comfort through heated days and lasting appearance until August, with good colors and patterns. Main floor rear display.

Women's alpaca slipover sweaters in belted style

Delightful belted alpaca slipover sweaters for women offered in round and V neck. Colors include tomato navy tan black sand and Alice blue. Prices range from $8.50 to $10.00 at floor.

Harding Alice

Guimpes of unusual beauty and value for sale

Lot of guimpes offered at $1 each in varied styles including organdy, ruffled or pleated fronts, white or ecru. Center aisle display reserved for quick selection. Large assortment but buyers must act fast for front position.

Silk gloves valued at $1.59 with 16-button length

An advertisement describes white silk gloves priced at $1.59. The gloves are presented as unusual value with clean luminous fabric and a graceful slender fit. Center aisle rear display.

Cups and saucers special six for one dollar

Six cups and six saucers offered in good white ware with blue and gold decoration. Four shapes and six decorations available. Some small imperfections noted.

Women’s Special Knit Underwear Sale At 29 Cents

The ad highlights lightweight cotton knits for women including vests and bodices. Elastic fabric promises smooth fit with regular and full figure sizes. Located in the left aisle rear of the store, the sale price is 29 cents.

Summer lingerie sale offers comfort and value

Summer's cool lingerie special presents pink muslin crepe bloomers in full figure sizes, striped voile vests with ribbon straps, Windsor crepe gowns with hemstitched neck in white or flesh, figured Windsor crepe gowns, and pink satin camisoles with lace trimming, all priced from 95 cents to 2 dollars.

Rich tricolette fabrics offered in rich colors

A seller promotes rich tricolette fabric in pure silk with remarkable luster and seasonable shades. The ad highlights its use for summer overblouses frocks sweaters and scarves and notes a price of 1 69 per yard.

Mercerised yarn socks charm with soft texture and style

A vivid note describes cute little socks made from fine mercerised yarn. Tops in gay colors and patterns promise comfort and a nice texture, offering unusual value for little feet.

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