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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-10-13
MASTERS SALE.
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE,

Court of Common Pleas.
Tie Union Central Life Insurance
Company, against
Perry Mckinney, G. C. Mcintosh and
others.
BY authority Of Decree of Sale
- the Court of Common Pleas for
Al;heville County, in said State, made
= the above stated case. l will offe.,
OF sale, at Public Outcry, a. Able
'iilc C. H., S. c., on Sal>sday in
'.ovember A. D. 1915, within the
cgGl hours Of sale the following de-
:t.ihcd land, to wit: All that tract
u parcel of land situate, lying and
'cing in Abbevilie County, in the
5:aec aforesaid. containing One
-:uEdred and Thirty-Seven (13O
'tTcs, more or less, and bonded on
he Northeast by lands Of Pinckney
..:d J. +. Singleton; Southeast by
.;n,.s Of J. Z. Jones and tract No. 5
~: he Mckinney and Holloway lands !;
Southwest BY Augusta Rad AMI
y o,';hwcst by road leading from the
= u".,Sta road to the Bordeaux road.
.ERMS OF SALE--CASII- Pur-
>h&zcr 10 pay for papers an stamps.
r. +. HILL,
Master i. c., S. G.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.


in Common Pleas.
J. F. Hendricks, H. B. Hendricks, F.
v. O'Dell, Mrs. N. L Williams, ]
P O'Dell, l.. H. O'Dell, James A.
O'Dell, Gussie Couch and Pearl
Cummings, A. w. Cummings, R.
J. Hendricks, A. E. Hendricks,
Plaintiffs, against
P. c. Temple, in his own right, and
B. II. Callahan and M. E. Rob-
inson, as administrators with the
will annexed of Basil Callahan,
deceased, A. F. Carwile and P.
G. Temple, as executors of the
will of Mrs. Eliza A. Callahan,
deceased, defendants.
Pursuant to the authority given US
in and by the last will and testament
of Basil Callahan, deceased, we,
the undersigned, as Administra-
tors of the estate of the said
Basil Callahan, with his will an
neXed, will sell at Public Outcry at
Abbeville Court House, South Caro-
lima. on Salesday in November, 1915:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land situate, lying and being near
level Land, in the County of Able
lille, in the State of South Carolina,
containing Two Hundred and Sixteen
f2l6) Acres, more or less, made up
cf the home tract of One Hundred
and Eighty Six GS6) Acres. and the
Burton tract Of Thirty (3O) Acres,
and bounded by lands now or former
" owned by Jno. r. Bryant, Henry
Callahan. Thos. Clinkscales. and
Others.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH- Pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
Basil II. Callahan,
NJ. {. Robinson.
administrators OF Basil Callahan
with his will annexed.
Get. II. 1915.
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MASTERS SALE.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF ARREVIII,E

The State of South Carolina.
.COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
/ ~ Court of Common Pleas.
G. L. Wideman, J. H. Wideman, S.
W. Wideman, Minnie L. Chand-
Ter, Margaret W. Jackson and
Leonora Gray,
against So.
Mrs. Mary C. Kimball, Mrs. Fannie
Reynolds, j. A. Wideman, R. H.
Wideman, Richard Harris, Mrs.
Lille Harris Seller and Mrs.
Mary C. Dozier.
By authority of Decree of Sale
by the Court of Common Pleas for
Abbeville County, in said State, niaNs
in the above stated case, 1 will offer
for sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbe-
vile C. H., S. c., on Salesday in
November, A. D. 1915, within the
legal hours of sale the following de-
scribed land, to wit: All that tract
or parcel of land situate, lying and
being in Abbeville County, in the
State aforesaid, containing One Hun
dred and Eighty-Four (184) Acres,
more OF less, and bounded by lands
of John U. Wardlaw, Mrs. Cowan,
William Taggart and others, and
known as the VIM. H. Pennal tract
ot land.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH- Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
R. E. HILL,
Master A. c., s. C.
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RECEIVERS SALE.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. :
The Perkins Manufacturing Com
pany, Plaintiff, against
S. j. Hester, as Trustee of The Bank
of Calhoun Falls, ct al, Defend
ants.
BY authority of a Decree of the
Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville-
County, in said State, maze in the
cboye stated cause. Twill offer for sale
within the legal hours of sale. at Pub
lie Cutlery, at Abbeville C. IT., s. c.,
Oh Salesday in November 1915, the
following described real estate, all
OF which is situate, lying and being in
the Town of Calhoun Falls, in Able
vile County, and State aforesaid, to
wit: (D Lots Numbers 2s, 29 and
20, in Block 2, as shown BY map of
Town of Calhoun Falls, made by De-
Camp and Cunningham and being the
house and lots now occupied by DR..
C. c. Pruitt, and said lots having a
frontage of twenty-five feet each on
Savannah Street and running back
Ollie hundred and fifty six feet, being
l.nnwn as the W. j. Tucker residence
and being more fully described in
Deed Book 80, Page 1876.
2. Lots Numbers 25 and 26 of Z
Flock Three of Town of Calhoun
Falls, and having residence situate
thereon in which R. P. Martin re-
sides, and being described in Deed
Book 80, Page SO.
5. Lots Numbers 1S, 10 and 20 in
FLOCK 8 of the Town of Calhoun
Falls, and being house and lot in
'vhich G. O. Hall resides and describ-
I'd in Deed Book 32, Page 4S5.
4. Lot Number in Block 95,
Town of Calhoun Falls, known as
Sharpton House and being described
ir Iced Book 33, Page 113.
>. All of the undersigned's in
terest in Lots Numbers 29 and 80
II. Block 6, and described in Deed
Pock 30, Page CT.
s. Lots Numbers Three and Four
in Block NJ, fronting on Cox Avenue
ind each having situate thereon a
two story brick store building, and |
Ha!d lot being more fully described
in Deed Book 50, Page 554.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
D. II. HILL,
Receiver IN the above entitled
Cause of all Property formerly be-
longing to ". ]. Tucker.
Oct. 1st, 1915.
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said, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief de-
1landed in the complaint.
Oct. 7, 1915.
Shand, Benet & MCGOWAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendant Above Named:
Take Notice, that the Complaint in
the above stated action. along with
the Summons, of which the foregoing
IS i copy, was filed in the office OF
=. :. Perrin. Clerk of Court for Alb
hevilc County. S. c., at Abbevllle,
S. G.. on Oct. 18th, 1915, and it IS
now on file therein.
Shand, Benet & MCGOWAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Oct. ,11th. 1915.
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Gowan, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
rs. E. A. T. Kirby, Defendant.
Summons for Relief.

OUUnlOnS
Complaint not Served.)
TO the Defendant above named:
You are Hereby Summoned and
required to answer the complaint in
his action. which is filed in the Office
- the Clerk Of Common Pleas, for
he said County, and to serve a copy
Of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his office at Alb
bcville Court House. South Carolina.
within twenty days after the service
here Of, exclusive of the day of such
service; and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time afore-
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE,
Court of Common Pleas.
Celia P. MCGOWAN, as Administra-
triX of the estate Of W. C. Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

In the lingerie department OF STERN
BROTHERS, West AID ST., are some SPECIAL
offerings for tomorrow only. Sheer nainsook
NIGHT GOWNS for 9S cents are trimmed
with embroidery or lace. For 81 IS there is
dainty empire gown of fine nainsook trimmed
with embroidery and lace. At 81 95 gown
may be had in sheer fine batiste trimmed with
embroidery medalions and fine lace insertions.
COMBINATIONS in empire style are 81 Is.
A Paul Poret model night gown in crepe de
chine costs So 95, and attractive envelope
chemise to match is 81 co. For the mannish
shirt there is good silk and cotton madras
at 48 cents. yard wide. This comes in spe-
cial shifting designs. Some embroidered Swiss
at 65 cents, very sheer and dainty, has old
fashioned designs in colors on white or light
colored grounds. Embroidered voiles OF good
quality are 65 cents. Very attractive crepes
in silk and cotton mixtures are only 20 cents.
They come in all the popular shades and have
an almost invisible figure. Another very sheer
crepe So inches wide, comes in all the delicate
pastille shades at 48 cents yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

In THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT of
JAMES MCREERY G. CO.. West 34th ST.,
found some very good silk stockings that
had been reduced from 81 IS to 95 cents.
There were silk hose with strong Isle tops
reduced to 90 cents. A particularly durable
silk stocking at 81 so seemed to me to be an
excellent value, having heels and toes well
spliccd from the inside with linen. These arc
TO be had in all the new shades as we'll as IN
black and white. In SILKS there is very
good assortment. both in variety and quality,
10 be had at moderate prices. good quality
black satin at 81 So which usually sells for
81 IS. is a yard and half wide. Pongee silks
at So cents up, becoming popular for men as
well as womcrs suits for warm weather. are
twenty-sx inches wide and OF heavy quality
Some new novelties in printed effects are 7Sc.
d yard.
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SPORTS APPAREL

A. G. SPALDING BROS, $40 Fifth av..
have been reducing many OF their womens
imported SWEATERS. These are mainly
OF soft woods, though there are a few silk
ones among the lot. The prices range from
s. 50 up Some hand knitted Swiss sweaters
arc reduced to Sc from SIP so. Very good
RAINCOATS, London made are Sl7 50. There
are some we'll made sporting suits OF Jersey
cloth, for girls, with comfortably wide skirts,
for S35. They button up the front and have
little pockets on each side.
AS a sport coat the popularity OF the Mack
NAV has not decreased. Very good ones
brought from Canada sell for 81. Coats made
from the regular Indian blankets are preferred
by some people, as the material is softer in
texture. but they are rather higher in price.
Tailored shirts in madras 81 so and in linen
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Full-Skirted Fetticoats and Lingerie

GIMBEL BROTHERS, SD st. and Sixth
av. have PETTICOATS-very wide ones, too
in messalines. with three plcated ruif!cs
about the bottom in various colors, tor 81 IS.
For S. 95 is Jersey top petticoat, with two
circular ruffles in taffeta tucked and corded,
so as to contribute just the desired flare TO
the skirts Another costs SIS 95 and is unusu-
ally wide and made of good chiffon taffeta,
with the two pleatings, houncng the bottom
edge with od-fashioncd ruching or double
ruffle In SILKS quite the popular shade is
known as the "Soldat Blcu,' and this may be
obtained in taffeta for 81, it being the same
color as the new uniforms Tor French sol
ders Paille, ST 10 yard, thirty-siX inches
wide, promises to be as much used as ever,
though poplin for suits-Sl 50 a yards
growing in favor. All these silks are espe
cially low priced, owing to the depressed
market conditions at the time Of their pur-
chase.
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DRY GOODS AND HATS

AFTERNOON BAGS OF black silk daintily
lined with lowered silk and fitted with mirror,
coin purse etc. may be bought for 81 IS at
ALTMANS, Fifth az. and 34th st. Another
silk bag. made along similar lines, but large
enough TO accommodate few small packages,
nav be had for So so. Made like the quaint
work bag carried by our grandmothers, yet
fitted with six bits Of gilt toilette necessities
is = party bag in black silk that costs 81 IS.
R. H. MACY & CO., gath St and Sixth
av.. have HATS at So 90 made Of combna-
tons of satin or taffets with straw, which
arc very serviceable for the in-between season
They arc daintily trimmed with velvet rib
bon bows and a wreath of tiny flowers or
fruits in the new colors. NEW NECKWEAR
at S. Of is made of fine pleated organize and
net One model at that price, with black
MORE bow is generally known as the Pier
rot" collar. The AFTERNOON TEA
Wells are quite popular and cost 81 90.
These arc imported, have an octagon mesh
and chenille border with the cut-out point
in front for the cup Of tea to be taken with
out raising the veil. COTTON MARQUl-
settles and voiles also are to be had for "a
cents q yard, daintily embroidered in small
coorcd flowers on white or light colorcd
grounds, and make charming frocks for
scmi-evering wear as well as the warm days
yet to come.
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Lounge Blankets
tors

Soft LOUNGE BLANKETS in Indian de-
signs, always acceptable for the mans den or
the boys room, may be bought at JOHN
DANIEL SONS & SONS. 75e Broadway,
for only So IS. HOSE Of silk Isle are on sale
at rs cents, while the boot silk hose are re-
duced to so cents in all the new shades includ
ing putty, sand, bronze, etc Black hose OF
pure thread silk are reduced to 95 cents.
very good imported hose of black cashmere
is sold for SO cents. Stockings embroidered
over the instep are to be had in white and
black only for ST IS. COFFEE PERCOLA-
TORS are reduced to 81 eS from 81 so. These
are nickel plated and, OF course, include the
alcohol lamp beneath. In CUT GLASS there
has been quite reduction also. handsome
ice cream tray is now 81 95; cut glass sand
wich tray, reduced from 81 so, may be bought
for So IS. Small ramekins OF porcelain set in
copper holders are 81 50 per dozen, reduced
from 81 eS.
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Oriental Pug Bargains

KENT COSTIKYAN. 8 West 3Sth st. One
OF the curious characteristics OF some ORR
Entail RUGS is a peculiar streak Of lighter
or darker material which is woven in from time
to time to avert the evil eye. This does not
at all seem to affect the intrinsic value OF the
rug; in fact in some persons opinions, it adds
to the value Haradan rug SO marked is to
be had for s2S. A real antique rug OF the
Herez variety, with that mellow coloring
which only time give, may be had for S45
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Boots and Slippers and rlatching Hosiery
Bargains On

FRANK BROTHERS. pa Fifth av., have
reduced to So so supply OF brocade and satin
TANGO SLIPPERS i'll broken sizes, formerly
priced at 81 So For 50 50 there are fancy low
shoes for street wear which have been sold up
to Sill Low tan pumps and Colonial pumps,
formerly So 50, are now 50 so. Bronze tango
slippers are very smart and may be had IN
broken lots or odd sizes for So 50. Advance
models Of high boots have patent leather
vamps and gray buckskin uppers and sell tor
S. Another boot at the same price, is made
on an English last with imported cloth top
and has particularly smart appearance. At
this season discount Of 20 per cent IS beng
offered on all shoes at regular stock prices.
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Suitcases and Tailored Hats for Travel Uses

KNOX. ASP Fifth av. who speciahzes u
severely TAILORED HATS for women
showing some in which the general mitA'
feeling is strongly felt. One smart little n'f
met Of dark blue Milan straw with osnO
white kid is intended for sporting wear a.
costs So For $40 also is sailor with as
rdged crown and very short briH. An0u'
straw sailor has slightly nushroomeo O''4
while the middle OF the crown suddeny ~
trudes like the hub OF wheel fnee' ..
The combination of two colors in straws ""
observed in black and white sailor snap
costing Sl2. One OF the most diSuh'u''
among the trimmed hats was rouno' '''
sailor with perfectly fiat trimmings OIL pea
feather ends and a crown scarcely ia "'"'
high. Price, SIS
GEORGE BERNARD & CO., Fifth ay anp
3lst ST., are showing a STREET Fko'N =,
plaid cheviot combined with black veVe' ~
SIS. This is only one OF the REDUCED mo-
offered now. Another gown Of Belgian U''i
gabardine trimmed with black saun Is pm
at SIS 1t has a pleated tunic and 'S'"
black braid dancing frock with hu'"',
tulle fiounces all edged with ribbon mas
marked down TO SIS along with some
charming models.
At OPpENHEIM-C IS we" s CO :,
ST.. are attractive AFTERNOON Gow .,o7s
Belgian blue crepe de chine which eo'' ,,d
Straps pass over the shoulders, and 'n''s .;.,,d
the wide girdle which gives short w. w. 9TH
effect are embroidered in blue rope Sn@ ,ors
touch OF gold. The skirt has ~"
tunic over an underskrt of the same ''''. !;
This model may be had in other cow. coo
desired. A sand colored crepe meteor +" -,
has full gathered skirt with '"0' n;.c.s
effect, while the long, triangular shap'o "a end
which cover the hips are enbroldefeu '
in full tsssels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

Thi, willow baby basket designed by Joseph r.
Ntzhugh, & Son, will be an inestmsble oonven'
;onoe to many mothers. Its price is $3.50.
John WANAMAKER, Broadway and Sth
St. has BOUDOIR CAPS OF plain net, with
broad band of lace insertion forming the front,
and finished with dainty little satin bows
marked down TO so cents. Another model,
after Dutch design is 81, This has piping
OF pink satin over the wired edge and row
Of coouettish bows up the front The third
model, also costing S., IS copied from the
quaint Belgian soldier cap; this is OF net with
bands OF lace insertion while a satin bow is
placed over each ear. Dainty NEGLlGEES
are made of crepe de chine in maize. Lavender
and pink with pleated net ruffles. reduced to
S3SS from SIS. Matinee Jackets also OF
crepe de chine, are So IS. and are very charm
inely hand embroidered, with little wreaths OF
flowers in pastel shades. SWEATERS for
s. 50. made OF the fibre silk iii the new two
toned effect. are reduced TO hall price. HOUSE
DRESSES in madras, gngham etc, are being
sold for 81 50 to SIS. A useful little gown tor
81 50 in one piece is OF striped black and white
madras with solid blue collar and cuffs
pretty lavender chambray for 81 so IS trimmed
with white applique and has belt OF white
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
PORTABLE BASSINEIo

JOSEPH p. Ntzhugh, & SON, Wes
ST.. are showing practical wicker worn ~
sINET for 81 50. 1t has handle, thus md,
ing it very easy TO travel with tiny paw, a,
could be used equally we'll for the 're InoN
baby who takes his maps on the vefanda, ~ ~,
BOOK ENDS gayly decorated with o'' IA
toned flowers are also used as door porw,1
cost $3.50 each. A handy NEWsr"' -
HOLDER. designed for the busy MS lad
reads his paper during breakfast may "
tor 81 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
Gloves for Men, Women and
Children

At CENTEMERTS, 296 Fifth av., there are
some very special values to be obtained in
GLOVES. An extra heavy cape glove selling
now for 81 IS to close out the stock was for
inerly marked at 81. These are made OF good
Russian skins and are very good value. There
is a large number of odds and ends OF gloves
for IS cents in various odd colors. fancy mate
rails and black and white combination. orig
inaly marked as high as 81 50; also some cape
skin gloves to be had in white and gray for
Sis In very small sizes for children and
misses there are gloves for so cents. Capeskn
gauntlet gloves for driving are now reduced to
ST S. In the mems department in certain sizes
very good gloves may be had for 9S cents; in
all sizes for 81 3S
LEBOLT G. CO., Fifth av. and 23d ST., make
a speciality of hand wrought HAMMERED
SILVER in unique and artistic designs. This
is particularly strong and heavy and yet may
be bought at quite moderate prices. quaint
sugar spoon may be had for 81 50. A spoon
which serves as tea ball is So. An odd square
table napkin ring with initial is 81 IS. Heavy
lettuce forks and spoons for serving salads are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

ity, twenty button length being So IS. good
tan dogskin glove for knockabout wear IS re-
duced to e5 cents. A long silk glove, with
double tips is to be had for 81 TO- in black or
white. In the jewelry department saw very
attractive flexible bracelet OF rhlnestones set
in sterling silver for SIS 95 New limitations OF
the star sapphire combined with enamel TO
good effect in a brooch, with earrings to
match. These cost So 95 each. Black velvet
bands for the neck had slides OF black enanei
and rhnestones in charming designs-s5 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

and lace is $3.50 at Lane-Bryant.
50 IS. For the same price one can have them
made to measure. A good silk blouse, whose
collar may be buttoned right up under the chin
in the mos. approved feminine style, or lei,
open il desired, is priced at So 50.
Useful NEGLIGEES in figured French fan
mel are TO be had at LANE BRYANT'S, 10
West 18th ST. Reduced from Sl2 50, they are
now s. SIS and may be had in all sizes and in
various colors. Winter suits are also being
marked at $40 So These are in velvet, cheyo'
cloth. etc. ard in many instances are iW
trimmed and sold for SIS. Seuate COATS in
good designs are SIS These, in fur trimmed
corduroy and velvets. have ben reduced IRON
$50 So Street frocks of crepe de chine and
broadcloth etc. are also marked down to
$40 IS. and among them are many OF charming
designs. The empire regigee OF crepe &c
chine comes in pink, lavender and rose 'o'
$3.50. This is attractively trimmed IN lace
while the bottom. which ends in points, IS out
lined with little pleatings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

81 each For serving apples for dessert there
is a contrivance in German silver for 81 which
cores the apple and slices it simultaneously
into six pieces.
LORD & TAYLOR, Fifth av and seth St,
are making especially good offers in their
glove department this week Their regularly
81 50 sixteen-button white gloves will be sold
for 81 IS. Those generally priced at s. IN
either black or white, are 81 oS. The SIS quail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

Two pretty Dutch caps, one with satin bows in
front for 81 90, and one gathered over the
with satin rosette., for so cents. The third is
adapted from the Belgian soldier cap, with net
and insertion. Price ST.. All at John Wsn.-
makers.
and cheviots are now SIS. COATS Of quite
handsome hairy cloth are marked SIS. from
SIS. These are mostly interesting limitations,
in cloth, OF leopard. civet cat and broadtsil
furs, made full circular lines. They
would make decorative, as we'll as useful
motor coats, and might also be practical even
ing wraps BLOUSES for SIS so, brought
from abroad. of batiste. dainty made by
hand with pin tucks and touch OF hand
embroidery. and finished with double hem
stitching down the front and on the smart
cuffs and collar. waist for 81 90 Of fine
linen is made quite plainly with clever little
the throat, or forms rundown collar for
sports wear or warm days.
ELECTRIC LAMPS at HAVILANDS, II
East 36th ST., have been reduced from Sl2 TO
30. iHeSe nave odSes WIFI ue rolTpehan Nh
ish and shades OF Aurene glass, which is SINH
lar to Tiffany glass and gives a warm, mellow
glow Another lamp particularly lovely one
with base as we'll as shade OF Aurene glass,
has been marked down from $50 to So. very
practical standard lamp in brass with frosted
cream shade is reduced to SIS. Glass covered
cretonne TRAYS. with green wicker edge
NAV be had for 81 and S. in the 30y1A.irrh
size
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Period Furniture CODies

THE w. A. HATHAWAY COMPANY. 81
West 45th St. is making specially of good
copies OF PERIOD FURNITURE. Here may
be found interesting tables, chairs. etc, pat
termed after the designs of Sheraton. Hep
pelwhite, etc, at moderate prices. quaint
Cheltenham table in mahogany, 2Sx32 inches,
is equally useful as card or tea table and may
conveniently be folded up and set aside when
not in use. Price. ST. So Here, too. may be
found an English adaptation OF the ''chaise
Tongue 1t is nicely upholstered and cush-
toned with down cushions and makes a most
luxurious reading chair. 1t sells for $50
roomy chest of drawers in mahogany may be
had for $40. specially is upholstered
large arm chair with movable down seat, for
reading, for S2l 50,