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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-05-11
Very Low Rates to Des Moines, Iowt

Via the Northwestern line. Excur
sion tickets will be sold on six dates,
May IA, Is, 16, IL, 81, %, limited to re-
turn until May 3, inclusive, on account
of General Assembly, Presbyterian
church. Apply to agents Chicago &
Northwestern R'y.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-05-11
spoiled His Trade.

"IIe started out to be bad man,
but highwaymen met him on lonely
road and discouraged him."
"Take away his gun?"
"No; they cut off his mustache.''
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-05-11
ORAL 0UTCR0P.

Jim Hines is clerking at Emick's in
Buffalo Gap.
Tom Graves is putting out fruit trees
this spring.
We were favored along with the rest
with beautiful season of rain, lasting
several days out of a weeks time. 1t
was much needed rain, therefore
greatly appreciated.
Florence Bear spent several days at
Hot Spring last week.
Mrs. Bixler and son, Walter Frye
visited at Mr.. Dicks ranch Monday.
Last Tuesday Grant Robinson drove
in bunch of about one hundred and
seventy head of cattle which he recent
ly purchased, brand and all, up above
Buffalo Gap.
Mrs. e. Robinson's incubator scored
pretty we'll at the last Matching, eighty
eight chicks being the number "shell-
ed out.''
CLIPPER.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-05-11
For Sale.

Registered Percheron Stallion:
weight 1900; age years; color brown
bay; guaranteed breeder; can show
colts showing quality as a breeder.
f. P. HEsNARD,
Hot Springs, s. Oak.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-05-11
GOOD WAGE AT CUSTER

For men in timber $3.50 a day; girls
and boys IA years and over from 60 cts.
20 $1.5O day; permanent work. Ap-
ply to Commercial Club, Custer, s.
OAK.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-05-11
Acceptable Subject.

what do you do when you are with
girl and can't think Of anything to
say?"
II talk about her.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-05-11
SEED POTATOES.

I have quantity of fine seed pota-
toes, extra early Ohio, and Six Weeks.
Will deliver IN Hot Springs for sl.OO q
hundred.
CAsPAR DUNNERMAN.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-05-11
SSS5S&l@&lESSEg8S@ GElG@Sg&SgG@SS@8
ROh, his Is Awfu|!!!|
Y SEEDS! SEEDS!! SEEDS!!!

10y American Beauty Hats 5000 Try
az "Gypsene" >" the Best hard Wall Finish, per lib.
10Y 8 lb can Baked Beans with tomato o cts.
@g Blk Ceylon Tea 90 cts; charge s1oo
~ House Paints s1.25 per gallon. Any color
G@ 81 gal. can Maple Syrup SIPS
SMNM Otoe. Hams IA per lib.
@M Otoe. Breakfast Bacon II cts per lb 4
GM Best Creamery Cheese per b.
@g Pure Buckwheat Flour cts a lb
MMQ 500 Mems Shirts 60 each
@M Ladies Skirts and Waists the latest your price,
MA Tailor Made Suits to Order $1,000 up.
@g pairs of Overalls 90 each.
ny Carpet IS cts. per yd.
@@ Floor Oil Cloth IS cts per square yd.
EgW Beautiful Linoleum IS yd
aW Shoes up but
MA We have the U. S. Army Shoe.
@g Try $500 Dress Shoe.
M rs cent discount Blankets and Corduroy Pants
@@ Nckle Plated Lamps, worth So. price
WM Gardenand Grass Seeds full line
g@ Darlington Hall Coffee IS cts.-he best there is.
SM Onion Sets cts. per qt. q
gM Black Eagle Limburger Cheese.
yW Our Ct Coffee is the best for 81 90
gg Ladies Natural Wool Underwear 81 per suit
@N Chdrens 90 SO so per suit. a
Ng Ladies Collars the latest, and up II
Nl Hot Springs Hotel Furniture sale
Bedseads Mattresses and IS Springs good new
SSHH Also Other Furniture.
N9 700 Cases Canned Goods for sale.
~ Also Second Hand Carpets. III
SW IF YOU DON'T TRADE WITH US WE WILL BOTH
MLOSE MONEY.
8 A|EFARG0 MERCANT TILE coz
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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-05-11
Served Its Purpose.
you know

The harp that once through Tara's halls
The soul of music shed
Now useless hangs upon the walls
The neighbors all are dead
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-05-11

Jim Hines is clerking at Emick's in
Buffalo Gap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01
SECOND TERM BEGUN
RECORDER DANCY COMPLETES
FOUR YEARS AS RECORDER.

With the close of business yesterday John
c. Dancy concluded term OF four years
as recorder OF deeds of the District, today
entering upon what Is generally believed
will be a second term of four years. Mr..
Dancy was appointed by President Roose-
welt recorder to succeed Henry p.
Chea than, both being of North Carolina,
his nomination being confirmed January IL.
1902 Mr.. Dancy did not, however. as
sumo charge of the Office until February
/. 1902. 1t is understood that the President.
when he notified Recorder Dancy that he
had decided to appoint him. said to him
that he expected him to conduct the OF
fee In such a manner as would justify the
wisdom of his selection. remarking that IL
he did not he would not hesitate an in
slant to cut OF his official head. Mr..
Dancys friends, remembering the Presi-
dents remark. say the fact that he is still
recorder is rather convincing evidence that
he has conducted the office in a sstisfac-
tory manner.
During Mr.. Dancys term many improve
,ments have been made In the office When
he took charge OF it, the records were sub
tect to loss by fire and other destructive
agencies. being placed on wooden shelves.
These shelves not only endangered the
records but so encountered the Office that
every available foot of space had been ex-
hausted, and ii was a serious question as
to where could be placed the next COM
to the attention of Congress by the re-
corder. and appropriation OF $4,000 Sc
cured for installing metal shelvings and
cases.
This work was done under the personal
supervision OF Mr.. Elliott Woods. the SUI
periEtendent of the Capitol, with the result
that the office is now moderniy equipped
and as near fireproof IL Is possible TO
make it, the capacity of the Office for stor-
ing records being more than doubled. there
now being room for between 5000 and 1900
record books and official papers.
Many other improvements have been
made by Recorder Dancy and the conven-
fence and comfort of those examining tie
records added to In many respects. One
important step taken by the Office under
Recorder Dancy's administration was the
publicity given TO the District incorpora-
ton laws, and through this publicity Con-
gress, February 4, 1905, so amended these
laws that the District OF Columbia has
ceased to be a place where concerns can be-
Incorporated in a practically unrestrained
manner and with practically no financial
return to the District
Mr.. Dancy has in view other improve
ments OF the office, which il is his intention
to put in operation II. as now appears 10 be
the case. he will have charge of Ii for an
other term of four years. Today he was
kept quite busy occupied In receiving the
congratulations of his friends over what
they believe is equivalent TO his reappoint-
ment AS his commission appointed him 10
hold Office during the pleasure of the Pres
ident. 1t is understood there VIII be no re-
nomination..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01
SHIPPING BILL DISCUSSED.
Consideration of the Measure by the
Senate

The latter part of the session of the
Senate yesterday afternoon was devoted to
a consideration of the shipping bill.
Mr.. Teller expressed the opinion that the
extra expense of building ships in the
United States was not so great a drawback
to the shipping industry as the difficulty
of manning American ships.
What guarantee have We that the subsi-
died ships would carry our merclrlndi Sc
more cheaply than other vessels, he asked.
In reply. Mr.. Gallinger called attention
to the great reduction of freight rates on
the great lakes. where. he said, the compe-
tition was entirely among American ves-
sells
Speaking generally to tha bill. Mr.. Gal
linger predicted that without legislation the
United States will soon DE wip.d off the
north Atlantic.
I'm the face of that fact the merchant
marine commission gives us only psrsim-
mons" said Mr.. Frye and Mr.. GalIinger
replied that Mr.. Frye could at any time in
troduce bin to subsidize the north Allan
tic ships and he Cdr. Gauinger) would sup
port it.
Mr.. Spooner asked IL this was not merely
the beginning OF permanent subsidy plan
for the United States. and Mr.. GaIlinger
replied that with the business of snpbuild-
ing once established construction would be
cheaper.
Mr.. Frye said that ships could be built
much more cheaply by wholesale than az
retail. He added the conviction that Il the
bill of 1901 had become a law we would now
be building ships more cheaply than on tie
Clyde.
Mr.. Frye spoke of the higher rates neces-
sary on American vessels due to the greater
cost of operating. and Mr.. Bailey sue gested
that we should be thankful IL other nations
do our carrying so much more cheapiy
than we can do 1T, leaving our people to en-
gage in more profitable enterprise
At the close of the debate on the shipping
bill a bill allowing the entry OF vessels ar
Port Hartford and Monterey, Cal, was
passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01
PITTsBURa-LAKE ERIE CANAL
House Subcommitte Will Favorably
Report on Charter.

The House subcommittee OF the committee
on railways and canals yesterday decided
TO report favorably bill granting fed
eraI charter for the construction of canal
between Pittsburg. Pa. and Lake Erie. the
lake entrance to the canal to be at Ashta-
bula, Ohio The bill contemplates a canal
100 miles long and twelve feet deep. with
capitalization of approximately s6o.o00ooo;
is to furnish cheap transportation for iron
ore from lake regions to the steel works of
Pfttsburg. with new type OF boat. which
can be operated both on the lakes and in
the canal Fifteen years Il to be allowed
tor th9 eanef9 construction. though the esti-
n6axe Of 4me actually Qeceesary Is seven
tcnSl sssd IL Sssms & tie biii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01
Infants Wear, Etc.

Fine sample line of Children's Coats. worth
up TO $500. to close out at. 81. Sd
Sample line of Childrens Silk and Velvet
Bonnets. worth up TO sl.75 to close out al
soc.
Sample line OF Childrens SILK and Velvet
Bonnets. worth up to Toe, to close out at
43c.
25c. and 39c. Caps and Bonnets. .........tsc.
One lot of Fine White Dresses, si.25 to
$50 values, TO close out at. .S9c.
Everything In this department is to be
sold at a reduction. Never before were such
fine goods offered at the prices We quote.
ALL 5-CENT NOTIONS. 4 CENTS.
l0o-yard spools OF Brainard & Armstrong;
Spool Silks. 10c. spools. for. ........ .1oc.
50-yard spools b. and A. Silk. 8 for. zoe.
20O-yard spools OF Cotton, 3 for............5c.
500-yard spools OF Cotton, each. SIC.
ALL 10-CENT NOTIONS. 8 CENTS.
/ card Of Hooks and Eyes................1c.
l card. with hump. ......................,.3 &c.
cotton ..'..............lc
Remember that cents buys any 1O-cent
notions n the store and eents the scent
kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01

colonial future, because 1t would mean the
failure of her hopes OF acquiring colonial
possessions at Angio-Saxon cost. Remem-
Der. also, that the Monroe doctrine is well
come to Great Britain, who needs no more
South American territory, while 1t is the
source of the greatest irritation to Emperor
William. who, like Louis XIV, says: am
the state
ITO resume, 1 will say that If there will
ever be bad blood between the United States
and Germany such a thing as the tariff
question will have nothing to do with II.
But serious friction between them would
not only be inexcusable and indefensible,
but a mutual national misfortune"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01
Women's Ready-to- Wear
Garments.

WOmen's Ready=to- Wear
Garments.
AS everything must go in Ten Days. we
have cut the prices so deep that you will
surely remember this as the greatest sale
ever held in Washington.
Women's Fine Serge Suits. in black and
blue, 1880 and SIS values 1885
One lot of Eton Suits, worth up to
Fine Walking Skirts. in black. blue and
brown serge and broadcloth; skirts worth
So.So .$4oo
ANY siW wrapper ....Sfc'
81 % House Dress. .........................9S csc.
SA'~o hiiiiona soic.
snort kimonas.- .43c.
Long Plush Goats, satin lined. $500
Ndlue ..s......-....-........... .xlooV
Short Plush Coats. SO value. to close. .$10.50
Short Broad Tail Velvet Coats. .$88S
Choice of Children's Coats at exactly one
half price.
Walking Skirts in plain and novelty goods,
worth $i.4S and s49S- .....,.............$l.s 5
Fine White Madras Waists. s5c.
Any Fur exactly II price.
Women's and Misses Fine Mackintoshes,
worth $3.50 to $780, on sale at
Fl Al ana Il sO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01
Toilet Articles.

Cloverine Salve, for cuts and bruises. &c.
25c. Boxes Extracts. ..,................."I!c
Soc. Boxes of Extracts............... .84c.
Corsets.
Finest makes Of Corsets in America. in al,
sizes and styles, including American
Lady, O. B., r. and q. Also Globe and
other popular makes, at, pair. 49,. SIC.
Fine line Of 60-cent Corsets In various
makes. pair...........a....... 8sc.
Housefurnishings Must Go
ALL 1o-cENT ARTICLES 8 CENTS. ALL
6-CENT ARTICLES CENTS.
Everything must be sold out In Ten Days.
10-piece White or Decorated Toilet
1a spis Toilet Sets. e3
White Bowl and Pitcher. ..,....,..,.. lie.
Stop Jars, plain. ......ssss...,,...s,,s. 4Sc.
Stop Jars, decorated.......,s,s. $40.
Table Glasses, each. :1xo.
Galvanized Wash Tubs. No. ], 45c.t No. =
Our special Csc. wash Boards. ...... Ice.
Jumbo Laundry Soap. 8 cakes for. ..... 100.
l00-piece Dinner Sets, plain print. -. .$6y2
112-piece Dinner Sets, plain print. -. 1902
5e-piece Beautiful Cottage Dinner Set. .$4oe
Decorated Cups. saucers. Plates qs
7pi pieces China Dessert Sets fancy... e. e..
ad Dozen sSsis oth n p1s soa ic S
Win be sold Tor ! and 50, ~
See the Demonstration OF Electric Washing
Compound on First Floor. near elevator.
This Is really p wonder Of the twentieth
century; Washing &c. clothes a.a,,, without suP.
every customer.
Table full OF Granite Ware Of every de-
scripticn. worth up to &c.. to be closed
out at 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01
FEBRUARY FURNITURE SAL
Dining Tables.


ST. Mahogany Dining
Room Table ...........-. ES.Vp sou--o
eft. Mahogany Dining
Room Table. ............. Si6U ffi.Vo
SIT Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. .............. 1900 $52-U
SIT Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. ...........-.. Sii.Vo $Si-o"
eft Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. S4iVo s"''o"
eft Golden Oak Dining 1000
Room Table. Sl9.oo Sio'-p
eft Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. SzLV VIII"
SIT Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. S3o.V sz4'V
loft. Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. .............. soo'Oo sfo."
eft Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. $1,000 Nd
SIT. Golden Oak Table. 1910 S296o
eft Weathered Oak Din
ing Room Table,. S29.oo SZ3'zo
SIT Weathered Oak Din
ing Room Table.......... si1.O $1,000
SIT Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. Soi.Vo s-3.oo
GIFT Weathered Oak Din
ing Room Table,. 81. 90 Sloof
eft Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. SlZ!oo SJ.oo
SIT Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. .............. Sl2Oo Ss.6o
SIT Weathered Oak Din
ing Room Table,. s31.O s24'so
eft Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. ............. s2o.Oo Slo.Oo
eft Mahogany-finlsh Din
ing Room Table. ......... $l2.60 1888
eft Weathered Oak Din
ing Room Table. 1918 SI.2I
Gift. Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. S32.OO YOU
SIT Weathered Oak Din
ing Room Table. ......... S24.00 $1,000
SIT Weathered Oak Din
ing Room Table. ......... S17.00 S12.I5
Gift Mahogany-finish Din
ing Room Table. ......... $3.50 SS.37
eft Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. 1918 1892
loft. Golden Oak Dining
Room Table. .............. 1000 SloU
Golden Oak Dining Room
Table .................... $500 s11.25
Mahogany Dining Room
Table ...................... $500 $3.50
Golden Oak SIT. Dining
Room Table. s2125 1854
Weathered Oak eft. Din
ing Room Table. ......... $3.50 s10.S0
Golden Oak eft. Dining
Room Table. $2200 $3.50
weathered Oak SIT. Din
ing Room Table. ......... 5000 $500
Weathered Oak SIT. Din
ing Room Table. ..,...... $500 5000
Golden Oak Gift. Dining
Room Table ............... 5000 $50
Golden Oak SIT Dining
Room Table. ,,............ $500 s3067
Golden Oak SIT. Dining
Room Table. S47.OO $3.50
Golden Oak SIT. Dining
Room Table. $500 $44OO
Golden Oak SIT. Dining
Room Table. ............. 5000 1920
Golden Oak loft. Dining
Room Table. $500 $44OO
Mahogany SIT. Dining
Room Table. $4,000 S5275
Mahogany SIT. Dining
Room Table. ............ $4,000 $1,000
Mahogany dull. loft. Din
ing Room Table. .........$ $4,000 s1Ol. IS
Early English loft. Din
ing Room Table. 1880 s1OST5
Golden Oak loft Dining
Room Table $1,000 $500
Golden Oak Eft Dining
Room Table. .S120 90 $4,000
Golden Oak Dining Room
Table ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $1,000 $S6.25
Mahogany SIT. Dining
Room Table. $500 $4,000
Golden Oak loft. Dining
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01
ITEMS Furnishings,

800 Monarch Shirts. white and fancy. $50.
Mems Fine White Handkerchief ........ Sc.
Mems 15c. Black and Tan Half Hose,
pair .',..-''..'.....-.-.-..'
Mems Extra Heavy Tan Half Hose.
Mems Gray Working Sox. a pair. 30.
Mems Sanitary Fleeced Underwear. gar
ment .0Sc.
Boys Fleece-lined Underwear, q gar
ment .....,.-....... q ......,'...,',...,....xZo
Boys Union Suits, each. $50.
Finest soc. Neckwear. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c.
Mems $1.25 Gloves, ell kinds. csc.
Mems soc. Gloves. all kinds. ....,,........43c.
Mems Flannelette Shirts. attached col.
Mems Best 7oc. ana 400 stin Bosom Per
Gale Shirts, each. .61c.
Mems soc. and 75c. Stin Bosom Shirts,
wrisht's Best Health Underwear. gar
ment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems Fine Double breasted and Back Hed
Flannel Underwear. o garment. .........98c.
Mems Natural Wool Underwear. CSC.
All $1.30 Observation-Disclosures $1-4I
All 2.00 pndsfw9ar. y,..s,sssuoss...ss. 10
26c- and sec. NeckweAr :...,. sss.,.s... PC.
Mems 800 Gloves, ~ kinds. "a ......,..78c
Nen's 25c. suspeudsr1 pair. lie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01

Dress shoes of one sort and
another are worth your serious
thought, if you have use for such.
Be wise about shoes.
ARTHUR BURT l4li ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01
Rockers (Cont'd).
Were. Now.

Weathered Oak Rocker,
leather seat. $3.50 S12.40
Weathered Oak Rocker.
leather seat and back $500 S21.00
Weathered Oak Rocker. 5000 SLIGO
Weathered Oak Rocker,
tapestry seat and back. SCI 80 $11.20
Early Englis h Chair,
leather seat and back. $3.50 $19.9S
Golden Oak Rocker. $7.25 $3.50
Golden Oak Rocker, wood
seat S7.DO Sb.UO
Weathered Oak Rocker. 1916 S5.40
Weathered Oak Rocker. $3.50 $40
Weathered Oak Rocker. $4.75 $3.50
Weathered Oak Rocker. $6.25 $500
Weathered Oak Rocker. $500 1923
Weathered Oak Rocker. $14.50 $10.SS
Weathered Oak Rocker. $500 1915
Weathered Oak Chair. -. $500 $7.20
Weathered Oak Arm Chair S10.75 $8.07
Weathered Oak CHAIR. $3.50 Sass
Weathered Oak Rocker. :. S11.T5 $S.S2
Weathered Oak Settee. -. 5000 $500
Golden Oak Rocker, wood
seat ....................... $40 1888
Golden Oak Rocker, wood
seat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $S.OO ~
Golden Oak Rocker, wood
seat neutrality-suspicious.. SSOO 81. 40
Golden Oak Rocker. wood
seat ...................... $500 ss.4o
Golden Oak Rocker, wood
seat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl50O SlZ-4o
Golden Oak Rocker, wood
seat ........................ $3.50 sl4.oo
Golden Oak Rocker, wood
seat ........................ s2o50 $3.50
Golden Oak Rocker, wood
seat ....................... $500 $3.50
Golden Oak Roc ker,
leather seat. $23.OO $3.50
Golden Oak Rocker, wood
seat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $23.O $lS. HI
Golden Oak Rocker. wood
seat ....................... s2475 $3.50
Golden Oak Rocker. wood
seat ........................ s240o $500
Mahogany finish Rocker,
wood seat $500 81 4O
Mahogany finish Rocker,
wood seat. Who $3So
Mahogany Rocker, wood
seat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl1.0o SS2o
Mahogany finish Rocker,
velour seat and back. $40 $6.D
Mahogany finish Rocker,
wood seat. $3.50 $2SO
Mahogany finish Rocker,
wood seat. $3.50 $263
Mahogany finish Rocker,
cobbier seat. 1915 $3.50
Mahogany finish Rocker,
wood seat. 1918 $460
Mahogany finish Rocker,
wood seat............-..... 1878 $500
Mahogany finish Rocker,
wood seat. Sooo Wis
Mahogany finish Rocker.
wood seat. SS.Oo VI. 40
Mahogany finish Rocker,
leather seat..-............. $3.50 S4.lO
Mahogany finish Rocker,
wood seat. $o.I0 S46o
Mahogany finish Rocker,
wood seat. 1910 JAW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01

The Japanese emperor has donated s25.o0o
for the relief OF the famine sufferers. Ac-
cording to the latest returns. nearly ihii-
lion people In Japan are on the verge OF
starvation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-01
Rockers.

Were. Now.
Dull Mahogany Rocker.
wood seat. ............. s44oo $500
Mahogany Rocker. wood
seat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S1ioo sl4U
Mahogany-finsh Rocker.
wood seat. sli.UO Sll.zo
Mahogany-fnish Rocker.
wood seat. $500 s12.O0
Mahogany Rocker. inlay
wood seat. Slo.oo SiZ-IV
Mahogany Rocker wood
seat 5000 $3.50
Mahogany Rocker, uphol-
stored seat. $1,000 Sl6O0
Mahogany-fnish Rocker,
wood seat. ............. $14.2o $11.40
Mahogany finish Rocker,
velour seat and back. S1.2o So44
Mahogany Rocker velour
seat ................-.-.. Sll.ou T3[V
Mahogany-finish Rocker,
velour seat and back. $1,000 $3.50
Mahogany Rocker, wood
seat ................. $1,000 $40
Mahogany-f1nish Rocker,
WOOD seat. SlU.Zo Sf.oS
Mahogany Rocker, wood
seat ............,... $500 s1s6o
Mahogany-finish Rocker.
inlay, wood seat......... $500 1851
Mahogany-finish Rocker,
wood seat. S14.O0 $11.20
Mahogany Rocker. wood
seat S10.UO SlZ.OU
Mahogany-finish Rocker,
velour seat and back. -. $11.15 $14.20
Mahogauy-fnish Rocker,
wood seat. $3.50 S11.6I
Mahogany Rocker, wood
seat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $l3.Io Sll.O0
Mahogany Rocker, wood
seat ................... s12.oo $500
Mahogany Rocker uphol-
stored seat and back. 100 $500
Mahogany Rocker, uphol-
stored seat. $3.50 sos. So
Mahogany Rocker,
upholstered seat. -. $1,000 s1725
Mahogany Rocker leather
seat ................... $500 $s3.75
Leather Weathered Oak
Rocker . $3.50 $500
Golden Oak Rocker......... $6.25 $500
Golden Oak Rocker......... $3.50 $500
Golden Oak Rocker....... 1915 S46O
Golden Oak Rocker. $3.50 $3.50
Golden Oak Rocker........ 1925 $500
Weathered Oak Rocker. $500 S4.7S
Weathered Oak Rocker. -. S1650 $3.50
Weathered Oak Rocker. e. $500 $3.50
Leather Weathered Oak
Rocker NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,000 S1020
Leather Weathered Oak
Snalr Observation-Disclosures. SlS.Oo S14.4U
Weathered Oak Settee. 49,. $24.75 $3.50
Weathered Oak Chair. $50. $50 90 S1760
Weathered Oak Chair,
leather seat. S24.00 $500
Weathered Oak Rocker. 1925 $500
Golden Oak Rocker. $4.25 $40
Golden Oak Rocker, $3.50 $3.50
Golden Oak Rocker. 1913 $3.50
Weathered Oak Rocker. 1913 $40
Weathered Oak Rocker,
leather seat. .......-....... $l2.e $500