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New Britain herald., 1918-12-05

A million and a quarter tons of fuel were conserved by daylight saw ing, and now we should like to know who's got it.---Portiand Press.
New Britain herald., 1918-12-05
W Britain Herald.

HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
 Proprietors.
New Britain herald., 1918-12-05

Turkey at half q dollar pound Is not that much more nutritious than tripe but more sentiment attaches to it on Thanksgiving daN.-Concofd M Onitor.
New Britain herald., 1918-12-05

sued daily Sunday exceptcdl at 4:15 ?. m,
 at Herald Building, 6 Church St.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
RATE HEARING COMING SOON
Oklahoma Intrastatc Tariffs Ex-
pected TO Be Discussed This Week

Special TO The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. June 4.-Re-
quests of the corporation commls-
sion and tariff associations OF Okla
homa for an adjustment or the Ok
lahoma intrastate freight rates now
in effect before the application OF the
general increase on June 30 may re-
celve consid deration this week. TINS
Is Indicated in letter received by
the comm ssion today from A. e.
johnson, chairman Of the western
traffic committee of Chicago 1t Is
stated that a special committee Will
meet in Chicago this week to take up
such cases A representative. Of the
Oklahoma coramission will attend
the meeting OF the committee. 1t was
said today.
Commissioner w. d. Humphrey
returned today from Washington
following II conference to the rate
question and also the matter of the
administration taking over tn e
orient railroad. Upon the latter
proposition Mr Humphrey said that
al first IL was indicated the road
would not be taken over, but later he
was convinced that the board would
give all interests full hearing and
favorable action might ultimately re-
suit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05

tatjvc from high official quarters 10
Washington Ia expected 10 be A. the
meeting
Afternoon Report Of committees
Selection OF place FOR the November
convention in the southwest at which
tho road 10 the McEican border Will
be chosen; fixing Of the meeting
place FOR the ucat annual conyru-
tiou and tho election or officers for
the ensuing year
8 IT, NJ Grand Ozlrk trails pa
triotIc display ot f.reworks iu ~ hioh
q. r will appear IN the sky, the bat
tlc Of N"rduu bombarlment OF Ger.
many submarine attack ou warship5
and embracing the greatest display
OF fireworks ever seen iu the south
west
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
PART or TtLSN
DEI.IG NTIDN IN MIAMI.

rarno the TuHt delegation 10 the
| Dz1rk Twil convention at Miam
. len yra'nrdHy headed .hF y Bee
/ GuiHr"y director ~ the Highway de-
. p'rlnrN. ~ l1C h'u""r "i '"w-
m'ror, md Jaoh Slaughter. secretary
i "f ihc Tulsa Auiowohi.r association
F ,F $ A''E. pr'E.d'ni ~ ihr A'brr'
fiE" hIF'%ay nnd other good roads
rHlhuUIB's nIII Irlto To-Day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
Walker. May Succeed Love.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. June
While II VIII be several days be-
fore Governor Williams announces
the name OF the person TO nh the
vacancy on the corporation commits
sion caused by the death Of Col.
Jack Love, there is a unanlmity of
opinion In state house circles that
the place will 20 TO A. l.. Walker.
lie is now chief of the oil and gaa
bureau OF the commission. In the
event OF Mr. Walker receiving the
appointment he would probably be
come A candidate for election to the
commission this fall.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
SIX FIGHT FOR OZARK
TRAIL MEET FOR 1919
Hannibal, jefferson City. Quincy.
Abilene, Plainylcw, Roswell
Candidates.
CONVENTION STARTS TODAY
Good Roads Men Flocking 10 Miami I;
Interesting Program Prepared
For Three Day Session.
Special TO Tn. World.

SPECIAL 10 The World,
MIAMI. June 4.--Log-rolllng for
the 1919 Ozark trails convention has
started even this early. ana the con-
test for the next regular meeting
promises to be the most interesting
IN the history Of the organization.
There are six asplrants for the honor
Of entertaining the next convention.
They are Hannibal and Jefferson
City. Mo. quincy m, Abilena and
Plainvlew, Texas, and Roswell, n. NJ.
There is also Il contest for the No
vember meeting OF the association
which viii select military road
through Texas 10 the Mexican hor-
der. There are two prospective
routes and the contest Ia confined to
the cities OF western Oklahoma and
Texas but the city selected will be
neutral or common point. The
applicants for this meeting are Yer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
STATE NEWS

LEHTGH, June "A combination
war savings bank and handstand has
Just been dedicated In Lehigh.
HUBERT, June 4.-Bert Bras
field has been arrested for failure TO
register for the selective draft. lie
claims that he was over 81 years of
age,
IDABEf, June 4. - McCurtain
county has more mountains and less
population than any other county
in the state, but that did not pre-
vent 1t doubling its quota in the Red
Cross drive. II reports s11,Sa6,73
subscribed.
IDABEL, June John Packnett.
farmer, has been arrested and
lodged in jail charged with the kill
ing Of Joseph Walls, an Indian, in
t19l2. Tho killing occurred near
EaEletown.
MUSKOGEE, June 4.-The work,
war or workhouse' campaign IN
Muskogce has resulted IN seventy ar,
rests the last week The campaign
will be continued so long as a loafer
can be found
PORUM, juno 4--Fiyc citizens Of
Porum we're held up and robbed
sunday by two unmaskcd bandits
The holdups occurred separately but
only a small amount OF money was
taken by the robbers
pCRANT June Next Satur-
day isa The day 80 for swalting the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
Oklahoma "vct" Returns.

speciAI 20 tho World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. June A.
Corp, Leonard Omerod. the only
Oklahoman in the fifty veterans
squad OF Pershing's division. resent
ly TO arrive in America, has reached
Oklahoma City. He will be sent on
a seven days speaking tour Of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
KILLED IN ACTION.

Lon Meadors. Krupp, Ky.
Fowstd /. Milton. Hartford, Conn.
Nelson A. Puff. New Haven, Conn
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Lieut. Col r. J. Maxsy Missonla. Mont
Corp. W o. Williamson, Blanchard. Ia
p DIBD OF DISEASE.
Lieut.. W. L. Miller. Saginaw, Mich
Master Signal Electrician Roy @ Miuylr
Torrosdale, Philadelphia
sers'. Theodore A. stscnsland. BereS
ford. =, ID.
PrVatas
James II. Ferguson. Rowloy Mass
Paul hruss. Brook Park. NiIu
sidney selaoI stone Mountain. Ga
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
Lieut.. John l.. Mitchell MsaJancre,
Milwaukee
Lieut.. Richard Blodgs,t, West Newton,
Mass.
Ssrgts
Philip Lyons Hartford. Conn.
Powell Davis. Franklin Va,
Clyde A. simpson Csddo Okla.
Joseph Henderson, Dayton. Ohio.
Antonio Nardelu, Letta Costello. Italy.
Corp. Ernest w. Anderson, Fargo, N. d.
PtfyatrK
Mike Yacuro. Fulton, N Y
Alfonso des ImpalArse, Detroit.
Edwin A. Gowen, Philadelphia.
Lester A. Burdbahk, South Waterbsro,
Maine
George A. shurn Long Island City.
Francis <. Bashaw MATquetts, Wis
Claude A. Baker, lil5 II street, Law.
ton, Okla.
Thomas L. Seals. Pritehard, Miss
Marx II. Hanna, army field clerk, In
gram, Pa
Paul Rogas, civilian, Auiss, Chile.
Cadet Roger y. Dix, ir, Boston.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Leopold Armand, New york.
Robert v X, Harris, winsted, Conn.
Thomas +. Riley, Mcdowell W. Va
=, Corp. Rolla o. Briwn, lolt. Myer street
Mohetly Mo.
FtiyAtsS:
Charlie \. Cooley. Athens Ala.
Frederick w. Coons, Hartford Conn
Howard Mclean, Rugby, n II.
Walter n. Pearson, Corbin. KY.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieut.. Leo T Eswcr. wAvcrly. Mass.
PRISONER.
uient Paul W Eaton. Jsctson. Mich
PRISONER previously Reported Missing }
licuts
Beniamin p Burpee. Manchester N. H.
Bernard J Gallagher. WaSecA. Nina.
William II Jepkins, Leesbnfs Va
Sergt Robert Walker, Jersey city
Corps:
Patrick =. Meehan Springfield, Mass.
|" Les 1t Whitehead Jeffery KY
Privstus
Homer Akers. Norwood. No.
Edward BHnncti, Harrisburg, III.
ArTene Bergeron Turner's Fails. Mass.
Fraok Bretschneidcr, Chicago.
|, fthppd Daniels Lynn, Mass
Russell y podson, Nintoudale, Pa
H. j poherty Newton Center. Mass.
owen Doughsriy Chester, Pa
Fred c Richman, l.oogootse Ind
Carr Hoist Alhston, Mass.
Aleksander KrAku5Icski, pobre, Poland
Jeremiah LehaHce, Brooklyn
Wilfrcd Marques Fan River Mass.
ROY r Mason. Gainesville Fla
Frank Meyer, Relding. Ohio.
James y Muldoon, Brighton, Mass
Clarence y. Newton Cincinnati
Emmet J prosser, Minneapolis MINI
JAMES puntillo, Newark. n J.
Csrmenile X. puopolo, Avon. Mass
Rocco Summa Waterbury. Conn,
Henry swiisk, PhilsdeiphiA. Pa
William G. Swoony, South Boston. Mass
David T.. Watkins, Glasgow. Ky
Previously reported missing, now re
Lieut. CHARLES W Chapman, Waterloo
Iowa p
Maine
Previously reported missing. now re
ported killed In action,
Mechanic Joseph U. Pratt Bristol, Conn
Previously reported slightly wounded
Private Charles Cropper, New Haven
Conn
Previously reported Killed In action
now reported as wounded in action
Private Frank W. ferraro, Middletown
Conn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
Morris Ronds Ap,royod

OKLAHOMA CITY. June 4-The
attorney-Reneral's office today ap-
proved school district bonds for the
town OF Morris, In Okmulgee coun-
~, for 100000. The money Will be
used In construction OF school
building. Funding bonds In the
sum Of 3i5.690 for shattuck, In Ell.
lis county, were also approved
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
non, Texas. Hobart and chlckasha
Proflrcers BnnisIIcd.

non, Texas, Hobart and Ch!ckasha.
Okla
proflrcers BnnisIIcd.
In making arrangements for the
thousands Of visitors who will come
10 Miami for the convention tho com
mlttees have worked along lines that
VIII eliminate grating There win
be no cNurbitant charges for rooms
or at the TeRtaurants The hotels,
rDomlng houses and restaurants have
one price for all and win adhere to
this strictly
The program for the convention In
an elaborate one IN every particular
Ihero are many new features and IL
ls mprchcnsiye In every detail
Colonel Harvey, who is In Miami has
Deen going over the program at
spare moments ana n was not uutl
Saturday that he wng ready 10 give
out anything definite. The program
as FAR as completed follows
Wednesday
2 +, M Automobile parado OF
delegates 10 the convention, forming
IN ltiVerYiew park. moving north uu
Main street and viewing the WORLDS
greatest lead ana zinc Industries NJ
the Miami dIstrlc, po.si,,, ,tr,,,D
North Miami Coruorcc ~, pI,'.
Picher and Csntnrv
& T.. NJ N.,,,,, ,.. ....
dents vice -urssidn,,a ,r., '...
manngere Of four tbngs,.".,
tho Ozark trails
$40 r. M Ths I,di.. 80 ,,...i
will receive and on,,....'
| Elks' clubrooiIe "a. ,..'''
accompanying dclogai.. 70. '., ''..
vention.
0 y NJ Nrc.t,,.- - all .,.....
that oxpcct IN pl,rc i,,.,. '. ,'...'.
nation Tor me Eo,cr,Icr e,.n.,'..,
ern convention NJ yt..r ,.n,.... ,
road 10 the MEXICAN n.rl.- oI. b.
rhn,o,, ~ ,'' ""' "'. N'' u'
convention ana 10 r,i,,p.. ...,...'
! tlonE ua 10 what ,vul La' ......,.t .,f'
| tho town or city ss,lirIp, H., .lI...
ma
"'7'''''
A NJ Convention w.U HH.rmhIc
III DlE ',nl In Iu''rNl'w puN Gag
| s"u,n 'nd ~ Main street -'
a. ne no' FI'd M''oh VIII deliver
NV "s "uu,''S "' "'I'"w". Respond. ,
m"g, 10 ne sPr'ch Of welcome there
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
Count for Yourself.

Every governor of New York
state Is regarded as being in direct
line for the presidency"
Yep, that's tradition. And how
many of 'em get elected 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05

pected that every rooster in the
county win get the AK Just where It
will do the most good The purpose
OF II Is TO eliminate fertile egss
which spoil 80 easily during the
summer months
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
Official American
Roll of Honor

WASllINGTON, June a-The army cas-
9aHy IHt today contained forty names
divided as follow
KILLED IN action 3 died Of wounds
dlTl OF accident and other csuses, ~
died ~ disease g. wounded severely
sounded slightly 1 prisoner l.
pu'cers named were Lieut. Col Rob
"rt D. Nancy MWoula Mont died o
wounds Lieut. William T. MiIler. 3asi
raw Mich, died Of disease Lieut., Johr
j., Mitchell AiIwsukee, Wis. and Richarr
b.odgett' West Newton, Mass. died ot a.
cid"nt Hn4 other causes- Lients LeopoJr
Arnaud, New York. Robert V. X Barr.
Winsted, Conn and Thomas Riely ~
Donald. Va, severely wounded Lieut.
Leo 7, kewer. Wsverly, Mass. sigatly
wouuded Lieut.. Paul " patton. Jack son
hich prisoner oIicuts. Benjamin T. Bur
tes, hancbestcr N II Bernard Gala
Cher Wasson, MINI. and William n Jen
hlns. Leesburg, Va prisoner. previously
rep0rted missing LIeutS Charles ". Chap
man, waterloo, Iowa and Joseph y Sand
tordt SkowhegaE. Maine. previously re
ported missing, now reported dead
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05

state, at the end OF which he will
enjoy thirty days furlough, spend
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05

ing the time at the home OF his
parents in Sayre.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05

ANADARKO, June 4.--Rey. c. c.
Nance pastor Of the Baptist church.
who has been delivering the Illus
trated lecture on German atrocities
,by Or. Newell Dwight Hillis In
Caddo county. has received ID. an
anonymous letter warning him that
he will be strung up and burned out
if he does not discontinue the leo
ture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05

PAWHTSEA. June An the
election Of tribul officers for tho
Osage nation Tuesday the progress
sivo ticket won over the full-blood
ticket by majority Of from 80 TO
I6I. Chlrlcg Brown was elected chief
| over Nah ShO- Wah The assistant
chief Is raul Red Eagle, and the
new members Of the council are
George Y. Lahadic, Hayes Little
Bear Franklin shaw Elmer Wheel
Cr. Anthony Carlton Benjamin liar,
rison. Francis CIlremore and Fran,
els Reward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05

DURANT, June Next Satur-
day isa The day ~ for swatting the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05

Mornlng-Four prominent sneak o.
efs VIII include Senator Robert /
owen OF oklahoma. The OZARK traIi
military highway to the Mexican nor
dcr. lH Importance and Immediate
prospective need will be the subject
OF the morning session. A rcpresen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15

Gray enamel pieces Louis XVI Chforobe Bureau With
mirror full sye Bed Toilet Table Chest of Drawers.
Chair. Rocker and somnoe Very rich $3.50
enamel pieces In full size Bed Chisorchc
Toilet Table. Chair, Rocker and Bench. sos.
Figured walnut, pieces Queen Anne period. <5ineh
Bureau 3snch ChHorobe full size Bed, Toilet Table with
triplicate mirror. $40
Ivory enamel. pieces. Louis XVI Tns~+s n
Bureau and Bed s257
sp-ce suit enamel. with mahogany interior Sheraton
Twin Beds High Chest Of Drawers Large Bureau
shaped front Toilet Table with drawers 1888
antique ivory enamel; pieces. with
Chest OF Drawers. Full size Bed
Ewcep Toilet Table with 1875.
To PreDent Disappointment.
Please Motel
These goods selling a people had been
waiting specially to take possession Of them st the first
Will all friends who the lookout
mind that early choosing absolutely
Seize the moment, H you'd seize the suit!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15
1t Takes Steady Nerves

Guarding lines like guarding health
boestran for bodily endurance efficiency
full achievement We take Of all tho known
health fight
cultivate health for long life happiness and contcnment
old the sudden attack
Of urbagn rheumatism chances for long
lifeDr Pierce the kidneys order Try
the kidneys Avoid much possible avoid much
alcohol Try milk and vegetable Drink plenty
obtain Anurc double strength at druggists and
sprthe skin helps eliminate acid
for
OF inflammation backache scang water if acid the
blood has caused rheumatism joints stiffness Anuric
tho for send Dr Prce nvad Hotel and Surgical
Buffalo y w. 10 trial pkg You will find Anurc
than hha and eliminates hot
sugar will Send sample
Pierce will be tested free Of charge
freem to the Invsids Hotel
life all big
and deposit lime salts their joints Try nou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15
GERMAN REMOVED
TO FORT AS ENEMY
Engineer. Reported U-Boat Officer.
Taken to Oglethorpe From
Pittsburg.
By Associatcd Press to Every Evening

pittsburg, Pa, March 15.-Accom-
panied by Department of Justice agents,
Hugo Il. Boyer, German chemical en-
gineer and said To have served several
months on German submarine at the
beginning of the war, was taken yestcr-
day To Fort Oglethorpc, Ga, where he
will be interned as an enemy alien. Born
in Germany, Boyer came To this country
in 1909 and soon after declared his
intention of becoming an American
citizen and married an American girl
az her home in lJaporto, Ind.
At the time of the outbreak OF the
European war, the Bcycrs were in Ger
many and IT IS said licycr served rs a
lieutenant IN the German army and later
as a member of submarine crew. lie
was later discharged after proving that
hc had citizenship IN the nltcd States
and returned to this county. taking q
position rs chemical engineer with the
Ncstlnghousc Go,
Last December Boyer hccamc the
central figure IN rmIdcr mystery here
when the Rcvcr home was wrecked hy
m explosion and the body of Mrs Bcycr
was found ~ the RUNS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15

Washington. March Is. Gen.
rprShinE'S casualty list. cabicd to-
da,. carries the names Of 30 sol
dicrs. ( of them killed in action.
two dead of wounds. one dead ot
an accident and nine of disease:
fourteen wounded severely and 40
slightly wounded.
The list gives the names of two
officers, both af whom were report
cd slightly wounded. They are
Capt. Hugh J.. Barber and Lieut..
Harris II. Smith. Lieut. Bernard
Want Hof was reported severely
wounded.
The list follows:
Killed in Action.
Corporal T.. Bcrhmer. Sergeant
Prank Connor, Privatcs Cecil NJ.
Iouley and Fred II. Turner
Died Of Wounds.
Sergeant Joseph J.. Clip. Private
Fred g. Brummett.
Accidentally Killed.
Private Harry Watkins.
Died of Disease.
Sergeant Clarence G.. Bailey.
septicemia. orporal Oscar W.
Ahlhcrg. pneumonia; rrivatcS Har-
2, =. Briggs. heart disease: Thomas
X. Brown. tuberculosis: Brou tsruny,
diph.heria. John IA. Howell. scptiCc-
mia. Walter {. Jennings, diphthcria: /:
Jesse Met arthy, pneumonia. and
Merritt VI Rhodes. pneumonia.
Wounded Severely
Lieut.. Bernard Want Hof. Cor
poral George q. MarChcr. Corporal
{. swanson. Privatcs Lyle W.
Barnes. Harlan W. hamberlain,
Lloyd Culp. William II. Dean. Jo-
scph @. Fudge. Harold Hiar. Rob
eri G.. Petty. Albert l.. Rudig. Ralph
v. Rutherford. Harry A. Temple
ton and Pcrcival Nining.
Wounded Slightly.
Can't. Hugh II. Barker. Lieut..
Horace u. Smith. Sergeants Seth
4. Hensley. Lawrence J. Quigley.
Oliver La CaSse and Henry A.
Morgan: Corporals John Greavcs,
Ernest T. Bicgler. Revert 6. An
drews. Henry H. Fall. otto y. Mar
tin and George Murphy: Privates
Joseph Jusiav. Harold klcmm. Emil
krodoth. Joe Leiourneau. Clarence
W. Lilly. James H. Moore. Phil II.
Newman. Trafton II Overlook.
Lester I. Pe,ion. Einar 7. Peter
son. Edward G.. Place. William II.
>atterfeld. Evereti N. Scott. II.
TAYLOR, obcrt Thompson. Frank T..
valley. Robert Willis. John Teller,
Thomas y. Page. Pred J Robinson,
Edwin l.. Jarvis. OTTO III. Francen.
Leslie VI. johnson. Lorine l.. God
dart. Darrell l.. Barber, Keith =.
Graul, Howard Hirschman and
Harry h. Duddleson.
ttttst tttt.++++4t++4++ 4++++++++ I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15
4. =. { ASl Atty LIST.

Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15
THRIFT STAMP UNIT.
Temple Mems Club Balius Drive for
Sale of Stamps tmpng Mpmhpts

Tho Mems Club recently formed among
the congregation Of the Tcmrlr Of Truth
viii throw its strength into tho Thrift
Stamp Campaign having organized Il
" 5 s unit Aitcr The services in tho
temple this evening which will start at
O'clock, Thrift cards VIII be distributed
among the uOmhcrS each Of whom will
be- asked to subscribe To the campaign
Henry T. Scott, State director for
the national campaign rac ntIv addressed
tho club on the subject and made
deep Impression
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15

THOMAS sheraton
4 has been called the
master of cabinet-mak-
ing and inlay. He fol-
lowed straight classic
lines and used very
little carving, depend
ing largely upon inlay
for ornamentation.
One Of the most
charming examples Of
his exquisite taste and
alluring simplicity II
style. where the only
decoration is an inlay
on the base Of each piece
of dark and light blocks
Of maple and walnut is
seen in a ten piece din
ing-rOOm suit. Of Olid
quartered oak, finished
in nut brown ahot with
French gray. giving a
delightful silver tone
The table is oblOng a shape.
q inches vide and So inche-
long. with a lO-foot. or banquet
size. extension. pom looking
at IL closely one finds oneself
fascinated by the unusual dn-
ish. in the form of lhe gray
tone emerging from the pores.
The buffet has cupboArds az
either end, one Of which con
tains a sliding silver-tray. In
the center there are three deep
sliding trays for linen.
This suit further devates
from the usual type in hat the
serving table is Of the cAbinet
style with double doors and
sliding drawers. and the china
closet is Of a dOuble-cabinet ~
feet. the upper portion ~ith al
Unstable shelves for china and
crystal.
The chairs have zane backs.
and slip seats covered nith
forest-colOred cretOnne gislng
this suit its finishing touch of
artistic individuality. Specially
priced. 5000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15

they are croWdlng IN
and buying, and so also
are the people who
bought in the February
Sale but who are find
ing new opportunities
here that did not exist
them
A s we have already
4 \ said, the Sale came
about spontaneously. 1t
was not gotten up"
Fully $4,000 worth
of high-grade furniture,
bought specially for the
February Sale, came in
here after the Sale was
over.
We had originally Sc
cured it to sell at large
reductions from the
standard prices, so in
stead of putting it into
our regular stock, we
offered it in this special
Sale at the prices it
would have borne in
February = 1919 per
cent TO so per cent
under value.
Along with this we
are offering a most un-
usual new purchase of
what is regarded as the
finest type of furniture
made in America. This
furniture was originally
sent to a local decorat-
ing and furnishing
firm, but because Of a
change in management
in this concern the
makers cancelled the
transaction and sold us
the furniture - worth
$50, 900 = at a special
price that makes it pos
sible for us to sell it at
40 to so per cent less
than the market values.
We believe it TO be the
first time that such fur
niture has been offered
at such reductions. 1t
is the most exclusively
fine collection we have
ever presented in a spe-
cial sale. All who are
interested in the most
artistic and refined, and
at the same time the
most substantial con-
struction in cabinet
work, will be fascinated
by these goods.