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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14
ARE yOU A GOOD FELLOW

The empty stocking campaign In
Ardmore should be kept up until the
Ardmore Benevolent Association has
been supplied with plenty OF funds
20 see that no child In the city passes
over Christmas without a remem-
braace OF some kind. These funds
are not being given merely for the
municipal Christmas tree but are
being given to care FOR the work
among the poor in the city through
out the winter. IL Is indeed work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14
YOUR CANDY FACTORY

II you have some lady friend you
desire 10 remember during the holi.
days may We suggest that "a box
OF Ardmore made candy would be the
incest remembrance you will be able
20 think Of. Ardmore has real live
candy factory, IL employs number
OF people, IL makes "A fine wholesome
grade OF candy and when you buy
direct from the factory you have tn,
satisfaction Of knowing that YOU
candy will be fresh and pure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14
ing the holiday mailing season. These
will be presided over by pretty So
ciety girls and matrons.
MILLIONAIRE NEWSBOY ROB-
BED OF MONEY AND JEWELS

Chicago, Dec. IA $1,000 stick pin
and 5000 was taken from Adde p.
Fitzgerald, the millionaire newsboy,"
of Hammond, Ind, when he was slug
gcd and kidnapped by automobile BAN
dts according to his report TO the
police today. lie declared he saved a
s. zoo diamond ring by slipping 1t
into his shoe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14
CT EVELAND ACQUIRES
WAGNER FROM JOPLIN

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 14.-Announce-
ment that the Cleveland baseball club
acquired Arthur Wagner, an outfield-
er from the Joplin club, Of the West
ern League, before the worlds series.
was made known today. Wagner and
three young pitchers will be the only
new recruits at the champions train
ing camp. The pitchers are j. {.
Edwards, Charles Henderson and Nell
son A. Potts, all Of the Delta team.
The latter two are left handlers.
Read Ardmoreite Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14

DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP
PING AT NIGHT. WILL BE OPEN
TILL Q O'CLOCK. ARDM0RE BOOK
a NEWS CO.. WEST MAIN
PHONE 1913. Id
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Bureau OF City Property

Philadelphia. April II. 1920
Sealed proposals VIII be received in Gso Room
G TEdas S kpr so Iso "a and 9SSGs Sbsnsa
time In same room. for '""'
l. Atssnso"esf ssnson sf 1870 Municipal Band
9. FurnishinE and Laying Sod In Va.
pso%ass ,aaS, s5kS ana Squares for the
3. Lasias or hepalrInr Concrete Pave.
fcsis; etc. WitS 6Granoiitiie fifsIRsG fffsIR
w H"s',SFs the T july 5''II;! 4safSs sS fHDs /,
pfoGt mus be FURNISHED apS PS
the said Contractor that he has accepted the
ity thereunder or secured exemption there
FOR information and fun particulars Ia.
'O''' " '' JOHN c. WINSTON,
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CONyER.
sion OF existing storage buildings into a
wsn,sna4Ge and a'arnon Ts9st5 SohS9 building at
sealed proposals will be received by III.
constructing auartcrmaster. Raritsn Ar.
south hmboy ns GSe Smt motor n @ TS
!. i0eO. and then opened for the work as
nshed s on application The right To- reject Jer
any or all bids Is reserved.
Sealed proposals for the alteration. Of two
barrack buildings into noncommissioned OF.
Hcers' quarters at Raritan Arsenal. Me
tuchen. II. J.
Sealed proposals will be received by tn,
constructing ouartermaster Raritan Ar.
aenal, at his office, temporary motor storage
South Amboy. ". j.. until . p. m. ApriI 30,
1890, and then opened for the work az
Sshed aD snpcaton The rsE 10 rcIsci e.
any or all bids is reserved
PROPOSALS. FOR GASOLINE. OILS AND
BRANCH once Of ,Ss q%artermss,sr rS5eI' Gen'
srah Dirsctor Of Purchase, and storage.
ing, Washington, d. C.-Sealed proposal.
will be received here until 10 A.. NJ MAY
gasoline. kerosene. lubricsting oils, fuel oil
and greases required by the Army during
July, August and September. 1920. Further
Information on anpllcaton.
PICATINNY ARSENAL. Dover. n. pro:
posals for erection of four concrete and
hollow tile shop buildings material fur:
nlshcd by tho United States. will be received
until I o'clock p. NJ. May Sd. 1920. Apply
10 Commanding Officer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
J. V. Hare Made Secretary

prouotions were announced At the
regular monthly meetings Of the boards
OF directors of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway Co, and of the Read
ing Co yesterday.
THE recent death OF George HIcGIer
left vacant two positions. Jay V. Hare
assistant secretary Of tho Philadelphia
and Reading Railway. was elected 70
the position of secretary. and \. b
Rierck was chosen to MI the vacancy as
vice president of the Reading GO. Mr.
Hare will continue his duties as sccrc.
tary of the Reading Co
Harry T.. Paisley. treasurer of the
Reading Co. and the Philadelphia and
Reading. will continue in his present
duties and. in addition, will serve as q
Jice presidcrt of the Reading co. Fred.
erick Reel, transfer agent Of the Read
ing Co, was elected assistant secretary
OF the Reading 60. in addition to his
present duties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
SEALED FROPOsALs For THE C0NYER.

| Sealed proposals for the alteration of two
barrack buildings into noncommissloned Of.
Hcers' quarters at Raritan Arsenal Me
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
Philadelphia Markets

wHEAT--Receipts. ~. a3s bush. The mar
ket was UNCHANGED 81 Eoye;nment prices -,
Ne apoe TSnS Ts% as 'TSG to auay % and
Iesailon, al siT6@l.s5, the latter for No
Skffs--Reccipts 2t77 bush. Firm under
ss!' @ " s'%r; 5S,,. n ! !, SS$!sss y s 81. sS% q
Ff,0UR-Receipts 200 bbls.. and 5o4,23S
e, IN sGk oo 9get psgSoa sna S S
iuis saeKs-soft winter. straisRt western
,ss%5S SG dS D,sS s'rsITn stTsisb ns9gSN
III clear 81 ag gaiSIlS IS, 'iaSS tsn5S
sft tss@is 10 RYE n9ur; si1alioC, l..
se,s, smoked and alr-dried SOC; beef
knuckles and tenders, smoked and Str-dried
nos. Slsi psTs s%y s, DO RS' skSHSd kPS% SosS ss
s8ii G; do; DO, smoked, 3ils m32Hc; hsms
urea loose 22c de-. smoked. &c; bellies in
pickle. loosc, "ii7 e; breakfast bacon 3@''
iBs1T7PTER-Ago,u htshor. The, quota tons ions
follow: soIid-pagkcd creamery. f44mmCy' high high,
sSC,ins s9g9s T.,s % ~" s. %ArHS dr scco%ds S%G s
asc: sweet creamery. ChniC" 20 tAmN. ~
Soc CrdiS9T s' TO- F9o't TSI tnE"y g awi % at
0EGGs-lloTS plentiful AMI wGgalk,eer. s,33 ,33qSSo, 30
per crate. nearby current rccoipts. $lSV}2'
WESTERN. extra nrsts, Si$.o5' western hrsls
.
tphbing III 10 n iHC yer dozen .,..
CHEESE--Ftnc goous lrnl und"r scaTIitl
o,,otations. New YORK, wholc-muk mats
held fancy ~ q we; spggtals higher nein,
opdirury to good - q 3w, rurront max
nominal. iuUbing sales Of fancy s"ods. 90"
S'TG,Nr rOvLTRY- fancy. i3@ 4ac
DO inferior. iOG42 broUmg InicktnS'
fancy soft .rloated. weighing lmlg inS,
apiscs 90 : 5c. roustcrs. sott.mcalCd' hiM
a.c: do. staEgy. tOGr4"g; old rousters; gSW
stc. ducks, white pekiu, i3N IHc: do. lnIlhn
Isunner t"Gf l2c: do. MuscovN 3uh 5-r
pigeons old. rer pair. 5am U5c: DO NouhE'
'pTRsE2SssEp POULTRY Fowls rC,Sh-kllGdi ,Gi
drv-picked in boxes. Weighing lbs. ana
over apiece. i3tgc; weighing Big lbs" 4un
dc: weighing 3 lbs asa 3Sc: fowls irGSh-
Killed IN bbls. ry-piCkCd. Weighing InS
and over apiece. Sc: weighing 3F lbs. w
r. 5oc; weighing lbs. asa SIC old ROSTERS
: ofyTRETssTIi' yERREsT TRJIr-Arplcs. ror hblt as TO
ouaiity, s4M0. do. per hoN. 81 3Vn J. -.
drancrs Fioridu. per box, NI2""H 90, g.
ifornia pcr box. s3lOMI.TO. Grapefruit
Tiorida ppr hoN 81 Sum I. Strawberries
t,iorida Der at. Suu G5r.
WEGi,T ABI. .ES-White POTATOES .rTr. rwt ..
S7sIS: DO, per i10-lb. bag. 81" ll2'; DO
ns, is5,ib bug Sl2Tl2 -. Sw"", potatoes
snnfhern pcr hamUcr, Sl.IOd3; do. J"rseN
nsr bskt SId"gI cabbage. Florida, per
hammer 81 @aT2; do ucr bhl crate, X %1W
4 N Onions. per iOO'b. sa"ks-Ne!low.
M l. 7Is; do. No. : and defective, *@.I5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22

bear the highest rate OF interest paid
by the treasury in It's postwar finan-
cial operations, the interest on the issue
maturing July Is being ) per cent and
that of October Is. 5L per cent
The New York Subtrcasury gained
Si.S39.O00 from the banks yesterday.
reducing the cash net loss since Friday
TO 1857 900
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22

LIBRAFY GO. or rHiLADEir;HlIlIA,. n. ~, !,


s55s;5s THE NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK
~ April II, 1920
Al a u,eetinR of the Board Of Directors
hold this day. Mr. Charles Gesing Jsii
assistant cashier, on account OF olher pus ni,
ness corrections, presented his rssignGtlony
The same was accepted. to take enect as u
above date, ,,,,,,r,,,,rB
Na,uI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
No Stock EXCHANGE Investigation

Albany. n. ". April 22,---The Black
resolution which is intended to provide
for an investigation of the New York
Stock Exchange will not be adopted
Senator j. Henry Walters. majority
leader, in the Upper House, announced
&c day.
There seems to be an impression,
said Senator Walters, that the Black
resolution was in part the cause of the
break IN the stock market yesterday
There was no intention on the part OF
the men here to hurt anybody and II
this resolution Is in any way affecting
the market you can give assurances
that IT will not be adopted"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
Annual Elections
OFFICE OF
ENGINE BUILDING COMPANY AND
Richmond and Norris Streets

Philadelphia, April IA, Io,o
Tho Annual Meeting Of the Stockbo,aSsEzvv =,
the William Cramp g. Sons Ship and EpscoI. Q.
Building Co. Will be held at the Office ~ ~
the city of Philadelphia, on Thursday. All, "
go. 1890, at u O'Clock noon. for the p,rrpn np,I
OF clecting Directors to serve for ne pose o
suing year. and transactinR such Other bnsi III
ness a9 may DO brought before the meetin1
CHARLES T. TAYLOR"
Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
Financial Briefs

The committee OH stock list of the
New York stock Exchange recommends
the following securities be admitted TO
the list: =. Lorillard Co $6.O62,2iO COM
mon stock. Cosden e co. SSS.t93 shares
of common stock temporary certificates,
with authority to substitute permanent
engraved interchangeable certificates on
notice of issuance: Cuba Cane Sugar
Corporation S25,00O,o00 temporary ten
year I per cent convertible debentutNe
bonds, due January |. 1880.
The Bank of England minimum rate
Of discount remains unchanged at I
per cent.
The average price Of twenty active
industrial stocks declined 3.55 per cent
Yesterday 10 95.93, while the twenty
railroads declined 1.62 per cent to 7i.G4.
subscriptions to the combined issue
Of treasury certificates Of Indebtedness,
maturing July - and october rs,
Lotaled S254.536.5 500. These two issues
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
Union BAD Stock Dividend Date

New York. April @2.-Onicials Of
Union Bag and Paper corporation state
the stock dividend of 80 per cent. pre-
yio,siy announced. will be payable May
20 10 stock of record May 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22

SssF NorIcEI5A,NSNUAL ;5,S ~ MEETlSGn I.m tnest.r or
water Co will he held at the office o. a.. ri
company, 18th and Welsh, SITS, ~ ne '', ,,opo
Chester, Pa. on the sixth day Of May iSpry iSp
al $40 o'clock y. m,, for the election OF oI,bsy
Tectors and the transaction OF any Stins Si
business that may come betor9 ,h1GGrIJ M
Secretary, =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
Annual MeetInEs
OFFICE OF
The United Gas Improvement.
COMPANY
" W. cor: Brosd and Arch sts.
PhIlndalnhiA March q 1

y W. cor. Broad and Arch ats.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of The United Gss Ga O,Gs L%proTfs%snt " zen rSomp,
FSn.nss FSiadsipSis tmeF on Sonasy. NAY Mas 'n B. lsso
sna fHE sz SS 10 Of
the ensuing year; 9f considering considering and and actips
The fs?ss The
from I.3si; 400 shsrss s, sss Of the par value 2,
sssii sssHr bs seven sew fe Per- Cent cumnatlvs Prs:
anpsd ytS' be nsftsf 81
TsSG uGpad or u Rsd ss an:
voting rights as the Common Stock. % and to
nee enees sISi and lmitatlens as may be- Determined
AZ said mectingi Of authorising the issue q
Issued iaiea' and Sef disposed % o; BY the Board q
Directors at such time, or times and upon
shaTss shall first be offered to the stock.
tasf h. Balance Pro Of The "utheTIsed shares Of d
Preferred Stock to be issued from time. to
s% onS sSosRsodr %sso as ms and
tranracting such other business as may prop
from 9 D. m. April 81 until. o a. m. MAJ
BY order Of 'h1 Bqs54 sfhRtS e P'rss.t.; ssts2.;.
LIBRARY co. OF PHILADEIPHlA.,N N. W
The Annual Election OF Directors and ,
Treasurer Of the Library co. Ct Philad:l'
ths RHa thrd Ti d. day "ea of Nay I ne;t at oeSsE
! the afternoon. when the Treasurer Will al
As thers are seversi. shares on which tnss
are due the owners OF them Gr thelr ,S reSyifIi S%yiI
s"'S Be forfeited "a sgrseabiy % to the Charter and
La s % on the tho nrG day Ss sy or
'e" '''' ~ FRANCIS RAwLE
e5Ss5S PURSUANT TO THE ACTS or ~
nusl meeting o. the iotholdsrs Of Ronaldsorn,,ii
rqms,ery, n1Isapt pth % snS BainSridse sts,' Phadel:
phis, on Monday, May 3, at 4 80 a. M, Tor
the election of Ave managers and other ape
''''''"'' PoARP, 2;,S or NANAGEES. SssGatsSS
szs5a THE NORTHERN NATl0SAL BaSA' tasS
hoiS ihis mssSSs daS II mr '"e chSricS Tf Gesas J
assistant cashier. on account OF other PHs' ttnr
PfsS Phe same waS sccepted 70 take cec as Of
'0o,' o"''' II, e, scHUEHLEEEi.
sSss5P NOTICE-ANNUAL MEETING W
he soGFhSdGnrs ns,d Of '9S r.. NsS SiSce c"f' of II;
pa 9Th on %%G 1nS wss9 s9h ' d.;
| at $40 o'clock y, m, for the electlon ol,Lsy "
FsctoTs and the transaction Of any oihs'
business that may come before the th.r11ft mes''"''
| Secretary-,
| The Annual Meeting 81 the members slIIl sslIIl
losqholders ,.of the ZoclosiesJ sSsscSS ssSSssc' at ID
O'clock, al Sit Chestnut street. at Tilse. Tn"
time an election will be held Tor ss NV"
WILLIAMS %. cADWAEApEa,ns;,y
s5asANNUAL MEETING OF THE D,'os DkS@
MAY a. IepS nj 4 o. m at 8lh N, Bresd -
""' ~ ,Nr'V' ,,' ~. u. GRAHAM.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
vAIDOsTA LIGHTING CoMpAIv
EiRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
MIXING FUND GOLD ROSnS

,, Pursuant to terms Of Mortgage. date,
bered as below, have been drawn for T.dnH nun
ton by Sinking Fund at 1O5es and sc"rmips
interest there9n VIII cease. viz; d"
433. 444. dS2 .''' ooe' i2s,
Above, bonds, with all unmaturod couror, =,
sttacned. should be presented for payment
GlRARD TRUST COMPANY T.. ,yso.
=. GEORGE H.. STUART 3d, Tressurny'
Philadelphia. Pa. April 10. 1920
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
J. s. ROGERS co.
BUILDERS OF
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
DRExEL BUILDING. .pUrIAnr, 80
FINANCIAL


LOWER MERTON sCIIoot. ,,,s..-
MontsomSry county. Pa, diAe
oohns. sealed bids are hereby invte% ,oaHt%
or any part Of 800. 600 coupon bond. 'or all
ssuea by the School District Of Lover NO. 70 be
to be at the rate OF 4hseS or IA, ~ intere@
70 the result Of the bidding, nscb bb'vnoirding
state the rate OF interest for wb,c,, "iu to
submitted said bonds will be of ~ is
nomination OF $1,000; interest psyab,. e DE-
annually WITHOUT Deduction OF any 4, semi.
be dated June I, 1920; to mature ssr,aMS, ,.aS, TO
follows: In four instalIments q, ,s,!y as
each. on June I, tp25t June loan sloO00
1898. and June 7, 1910. and two in.t YXune !,
OF S2uooO each. on June I, tpi5 ans snens
cember L. 1DiD. The assessed yaiuo "u De-
taxable property OF the School bis, 9t the
sso. iS2, $50 and its existing funded indeb, "a s
make its total indebtedness less than VIII
cent OF the assessed valuation OF tbs per per
able property In said School Distr,c, n as'
VIII be dcltFred on or about June 1 iooo o1ooonus
tne successful bidder upon payment ~ 40 20
price bid and accrued interest Each w w
$4,000. The check of the sticcessfuI III hIaIIor Ior
only TO be retained and TO be forfeited SS'uuer @
bidder falls to complete the purchsY Yo ouch
bids under par Will be considered ~. NO
ence Will be given TO bids ba sed ON ~ ier' ~
interest rate The right is reserved to re;oo, rn
Ardmore. on Wednesday. May /, ,ssnn ,ss,nnool At
o'clock p. M. and must be sent 10 ana az y
received by the secretary, William /. Rvpr,te' re-
Jr., 122 Coulter avenue, Ardmore Laaaes,
then. The form OF bond has been annrnIs
by Messrs. Morean. Lewis & Bockjis Veg nea
may be examined at their Office, Ssi sna sna
opinion VIII be given upon the legality NJ ~.
bonds when issued vi ms
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22

SSSs ANNUAL MEETING OF THE De- DE-
sG gistE building and Loan AssocHG Il
May o, 1920, at ., m az t"nnpNiHhM. W. NiH -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22

The Annual Meeting 81 the msmhers ssliIi
Ioanholders of the geological ses,SsS s.asS At 10
be held on Thursday. April ~. iVsV' which
time an election will be held for SIX D'''
tors to %syI scrys Ms tMesT a q octttphT%sAEApER thTseA
"'bhiA"S ~ Secretary,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
Storage Chests of Weste1
at Reduced Prices

lbsan built of Western with wide with
The and They unusually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
PRUNE GROWERS GET
TOP PRICE FOR CROP

SAN JOSIE. Jan. s.--prune grow.
ers here arc eonwratuiating them.
selves today on Mo fact that their
products have brought tho highest
prices in many years. All OF the
present crop has been sold at II
cents and already many OF the grow.
crs In the Santa Clara valley are
signing contracts 10 dispose OF next
years prunes. IL In predicted that
tho price next year will be an In.
crease over the existing record
figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
$500 WAR BRIDES m
N. Y. IN TEN MONTHS

NEW YORK. Jan. s.--Anticipat.
Ing arrival OF more war brides
from Europe. meeting 10 realize
moro funds for tho New York branch
OF tho Travellers Aid society was
held here.
Speakers showed that unpaid work.
ers OF the society In tho last 10
months had cared for $500 war
brides" In New Yor.-..
In this period. at one Y. w. G. A.
house. II was raid that moro than
500 babies were born.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
CORkSCREWS SHY, SHIP
GLASS STOPPER BOOZE

BiiiAfIN0iIAM. Jan. :. - Sir
James Stevenson. director OF a dts
tillery. said In speech recently
that. aitho Canada had gone largely
dry his firm was being asked 20
ship moro goods 20 that country
than whom Il was supposed 20 be
"wet."
They had q request from their
agents 20 substitute glass; shoppers
for eorks. as NOW that the country
had gone dry .corkscrews were dif-
ficuit 20 obtain"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
$50 PAIRS CURTAINS
REDUCED TO $l.75 PAIR

GERM and Marquisette Curtains, to twenty
~ pairs of pattern; Marquisette Curtains with
plain hemstitched hens lace edge; Scrim Curtains
with lace edge and drawn work inset All 2I2 yards
long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
CHESTS
REDUCED
TO $3.50

AS pictured at
the right. Chests
measure 47x19x1S
and are untrim-
med and without
tray. Fitted with
copper key plate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
HIGH GRADE URTAINS
REDUCED TO $3.50 PAIR

Seven distinct patterns included in this group
of high grade Curtains There to six pairs q
enc pattern, Wolfe Curtains with fet design borders
inset with eyeet-embroidered panels. and with
Venetian pattern lace edges. Wolfe Curtains with
plain Venetian design lace edges and ninench corner
motifs. Net Curtains with finely cut applique
bordeu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
SHORT LENGTHS OF
UPHOLSTERY FABRICS

An exceptional lot Of rich fabrics in disable lengths
which may be made into Table Runners, Cushion
Covers, Wall Panels and Upholstery materials which
are suitable for covering chairs marked at vGy
interesting prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
VELVET OVERDRAPE SETS
REDUCED TO $685.

These Velvet Draperies with Valance are appro-
priatey usedove panel net curtains for living room
dining They in plain colors of rose,
blue brown and represent exceptional values at the
reduced price, 1896 the set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
1875 PAIRS OF CURTAINS.
REDUCED TO $685. PAIR

Madras Curtains with floral border design b
colors. Scrm Curtains with eyeet patterned inssts
and Cluny pattern edges and insertions Marquisetts
Curtains effectively designed with lace edges and h
sertions. Wolfe Curtains with daintiy designed lace
edges and insertions. There from to 60 pairs
of pattern in this group.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
CHESTS
REDUCED TO
$500

AS pictured at right.
Chests measure 47x19x
IS, and are trimmed
with two short copper
center strips, corners
and key plate. Fitted
with tray. rs,.. r,oo,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
IS PAIRS CURTAINS
REDUCED TO $3.50 PAIR

Curtains of very fine net with Swiss applique pst-
termed borders Marquisette Curtains with Lever Lace
insertions; Marqusette Curtains with Lacet Arabian
borders; Wolfe Curtains with Venetian lace insets
and edges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
CHESTS
REDUCED TO
$3.50

AS pictured at left.
Chests measure 47x19x
IS, and are trimmed
with corner and center
strips of copper. Fitted
with tray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
CHESTS
REDUCED TO
$1O.5O

As pictured at left.
Chests measure 47x19x
1S, and are trimmed
with copper strips and
have copper key and
hinge plates. Fitted with
tray.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-01

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