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The New York herald., 1921-11-28
SAIL MONDAY.
SAIL WEDNESDAY
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE NOVEMBER aS.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Bradford City, Hamburg 11th.U 5 Navigation
Calamares, Limon Goth. United Fruit
Gy Of IS CO
Dakar City. Havana 2lst.. .Houlder w b
EeFar Eero qFiit9oa LSeRenbaeh Colon 10Th NAH
Luckenbach IS Co
Eglantler. Antwerp sth.. Lloyd Royal Beige
Eiger. Kingston goth. .... Caribbean SIS Co
Fl Hamilton. Bermuda. Furness- bermuda ,I1;a
Momus, New Orleans sd. Southern Pacific
Mydrecht. Seville 18th. Holland America
Orines, Kingston Esd. .......... United Fruit
Oscar II, Christiania 18th. .Funch- Edge
Philadelphia. San Juan ed. Red d Line
Porto Rico, San Juan 23d. N Dc
Caribbean SIS Co
Rosalind. st Johns 2ith. Bowrng Co
Rotterdam (tanlD, Rotterdam 18th. -
Tuscan Prince. Marseilles 10th Furness. Witty
Vauclin. st Nazaire 5th French Line
Wuerttemberg, Cuxhaven 18th. United Am
DUE NOVEMBER 90.
Assyria Glasgow 18th. ........ Anchor Line
Canada. Lisbon 17th:: :........ .Efwell Co
Caronia, Gibraltar 10th. .Cunard Line
City of Freeport. Liverpool 18th.
City of ST Louis. Savannah 26th.
Ocean IS Co
FL SOL Galveston 23d.. -. Southern Pacific
Frogner, Viborg 9th. h................... -
Mexico, Havana 2eth. ..::...'..'.. ward Line
Mohawk Jacksonville 26th. ..... Clyde Line
Haiti 23d. d............. .Funch- Euye
Polycarp, Barbados 21st. Booth SS Co
Topdalsfjord. Christiania 14th.. .Norweg- Am
DUE NOVEMBER 30.
King City, Barry 18th. .............U s Nav
La Touraine, Havre 10Th. French Line
Mount Clay Hamburg 10Th. United Amer
Munamar, Banes. &c. ........ .Munson SIS Co
Polonia. DanZig. ................B Baltic Amer
Quilpue, Cristobal 22d. ........., Royal Mall
Vennonia. Tyne 18th. ......... .Cunard Line
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Dangers to Navigation.
[Reported TO the Hydrographic Office. ]

[Reported 10 the photographic Office.l
Nov 20, lat 40 90, Ion 20 A. passed lower
mast projecting about 10 feet out OF water.
attached to submerged wreckage.-Str East
esn Dawn.
Nov 10, lat 30 "a, Ion II IL, passed white
conical whistling buoy.-Str Nuria (Sp).
Nov 81. lat 80 80. Ion 70 03. passed spar
projecting about 15 feet out OF water.-Str
fairfield (Br). "a drifting surveying sig
nal; not a danger.)
Nov %. lat 80 Al. Ion 70 5s, what appeared
to be derelct vessel bottom up.
Nov 90, lat 20 OF, lon so II. a spar COW
cred with barnacles. apparently attached to
submerged wreckage.
Nov 20, str Mundale struck an obstruction
! mile north of Cay Frances entrance, Cuba.
Obstruction Removsd--Nov 16. 1921, the OBJ
struction reported Oct 3 in the Mississippi
River in McCalls Flats, "a miles below New
Orleans. was removed and towed ashore.
Nov "a, lat AZ ~. Ion 66 II, passed water
logged dory. apparently long time adrift.-.
Str Caledonian (Br).
Nov 90. lat 80 80 N, Ion 122 80 w, passed
large spar about 60 feet long.--Str Atlas.
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NOTICE.

As tho largest exterminators In the country
we are equipped with the moDt modern facil-
tiles ana methods 10 oxterminate Rats and all
Vermin. We offer a service that IL depend
able and prices that are the lowest. Ships
made absolutely vermin-frec IN six hours.
Night and Day Service. Free literature on
Request. GUARANTEE EXTERMINATfNG
CO. ZOO 9th Ave, N. Y. Phone Nander-
bilt 2Ti6-T-S.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON. DC. Nov 27-Northeast
storm warning 10 PM, Delaware Breakwater
to Eastport. Me: Increasing easterly winds,
becoming gales late tonight and Monday
morning, with rain.
The master of str Amelia reports that Alta
Vela Island Light. San Domingo. was not
burning on the nights of Nov 3 and s, 1921.
The master states that the island was In
sight the night of Nov from 80 AM to
80 AM and on Nov from PM to 0:20
PM. but that the light was not seen. APP
proximate position lat II 2S 10 N. lon
II IS 80 w.
Nantucket Shoals Light Vessel was re-
placed on her station Nov %.
Diamond sllosl Light Vessel was replaced
on her station Nov %.
Fort Carroll Light, Baltimore Harbor. was
changed 10 flashing white every 10 seconds.
flash ) seconds duration. on Nov %.
The Depths at the Passes of the Mississippi
on Nov % were as follows South Pass, so
feet. and Southwest Pass, 21 feet.
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NEW YORK. Nov 27--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of the eeamen's Church Institute, 20
south street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian. or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowlinc Green
ogoO
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WOMAN DIES AT AGE OF 115.
said TO HIVE Seen burning of
Buffalo In 1914.

BRIDGEBuRG. Ont. Nov. 27.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Clark negress, of Fort Erie.
died yesterday at the age of 1f5.
She claimed to have been an eye
witness of the burning OF the village Of
Buffalo by the British troops in 1914.
Her father was killed in that engage
ment
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20.

Bermuda via Hamilton, str FORT HAM-
ILTON, $3.50 AM.
North Brazil Pernambuco, Parahyba, Ma
tai, Cabedello, Maceio. Bahia and Sergpe
(other parts of Brazil y via Para, Maran-
ham. Ceara. Pernambuco, Maceio and Ba-
hia. str SALLUST, 80 AM.
Jamaica and Colombia, except Cartagena.
Cauca, Narino and Magdaena Departments
(other parts of Colombia, Canal Zone. Pan
anna and Ecuador ." via Kingston, Savan-
lila, Cartagena Crlstobal, Buenaventura and
Guayaqull, Str EIGER, $50 AM.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic via
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Herman Winter. Boston for New York.
Schr Afaretta, Paspcbiac. Que, for New
York. with lath 20 Homan & Puddington;
vessel 20 Sexton & Bryant.
Schr Magnolia. Block Island for New York
steam lighter Gypsum. towing barge Cat
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CLOSING OF MAILS

indicated Post office
andc Hall
a nal ptor n
fsanng aros a
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL WEDNESDAY


Str Canadian Cruiser (Br). Halifax, Ms
Nov 20. to Wiford & Mckay, Inc, with
mdse. Went to pier g. Constable Hook. NJ
Motor ship Bayonne. Philadelphia, to the
Vacuum oil Co. in ballast. Went to Bay
onne NJ.
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Bound East.

schr Frances Elkin CBr). New York for
ST John, NIB (anchored).
Tug Nassau. with 2 barees Cat s:15 AND
Motor barge Socony 62 Cat PM.
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Fire Record

A. NJ. Toss
l:jJ-Firs avenue and Nlnety-flrst
street. auto, Ralph Mordente. Trifllng
9;3J-2f4 East Seventy seventh street.
i. Muss0n. n......t..............T .Trifling
u :17-l5s East Houston street. Steiugs
peter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .1rifliug
II .35-2Oai la Tontaine avenue. The
p NJ
$3.50 West Twenty second street,
2I5-2O west I0Ith street, Walter
Ellis lfllilnH
4:00-i07 Norfolk street, Morris Ro-
senbefR ......s...s...s... 49,. Unknown
1920 West 10Tth street, Solomon
IOlulon ss.s..ss..4...... ....s .IrlIllnB
f0:10-71 West 18Th ST.; Andrew
Davidson ............... Unknown
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS

CAPE RACE, NE, Nov 27-Barometer at
noon. 2o.es inches; wind. w. strong breeze !;
weather. fine; temperature, 20 Deg rahr.
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 30.
Mails for South and Central Amer
ica West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,

Narino departments) via kingston, Carta-
gena, Savanilla and Santa Marta, str TUR-
RIALBA. . AM (sup 80 AM -.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic (s).
via Turks Island Monte Christi. Puerto
Plata, Sanchez. Samana, La Romano. San
Pedro de Macoris. San Domingo City. Azua
and Barahona, str BRYSSEL, 12 NJ.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

MOBILE, Ala, Nov 2e-Capt G Morris.
of New York. OF str Labette, OF the Mum
son Line, became suddenly insane last night
and was removed to the county hospital.
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DUE NOVEMBER 80
Almanac for New York Nov. 2s.

Sun rises. @ ~ Moon rises. 3 Al AM
Sun sets. ..... 4 81 Moon sets... 13 PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER NOVEMBER 2s.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED

AMERICAN LEGION. at Buenos Aires Goth
CAMERONIA (Br), at Madeira 9th.
POLONIA (Dan), at Halifax 27th.
ZEELAND (Br), at Plymouth 9th.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

The time given in the above table is East
ern standard time and IL furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Transatlantic Mails.
TuTESnAX NAVENTRETy 90

Europe, Africa and West Asia. Via Plym-
outh, Cherbourg and Bremen. also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. ireland,
France. Germany. Austria. Czecho-Slovakia.
Hungary, Switzerland and other countries.
str AMERICA (sea post), 6:30 AM I.
Europe Africa and West Asia, via Plym-
outh. Cherbourg and Antwerp also parcel
post mails for Great Britain, ireland,
France. Belgium. Luxembourg. Belgian Congo
and other countries. str FINLAND, AM
(sup $3.50 AM y.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30.
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Cher
bourg and Southampton; also parcel post
mails for France and other countries, str
ADRIATIC, s AM (sup 80 AM ~
Germany, Poland, Latvia and Esthonia o
via Hamburg. Danzig and Libau; also par
Gel post mails for Poland, str SAMLAND,
$50 AM.
South Africa co Via Cape Town: also
parcel post mails for Union of South Af-
rica, Bechuanaland Protectorate, Portu-
guest East Africa. Northern and Southern
Rhodesia and Southwest Africa Protectorate.
str CITY OF AGRA, 10 AM.
Italy via Palermo and Naples. str PA
TRIA, 1890 AM.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

MEGANTIC (Br), from Liverpool Goth for
Halifax.
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MARINE--rOR SALE OR WANTED.
FOR SAI.E-Tug draft o It., compound 10.
81, 80 in; built 1918: Immediate delivery.
MCINTOSH AGENCY, II Broadway. Bowl
Ing Green 1857.
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e. NJ. HURLEY DEFENDS
u. s. MERCHANT FLEET
Calls at Shipping Board to As
sure Lasker of Support.

Special Despatch 10 THB NEw YoaI IiHEAlD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. G.. Oct. 20.
A vigorous defence OF the American
merchant fleet was made here to-day by
Edward n. Hurley OF Chicago, former
chairman Of the Shipping Board. Mr..
Hurley. who returned recently from a
visit TO Europe. took occasion in WASH
ington to call at the Shipping Board
offices to assure Chairman Lasker OF
his support
There is no merchant fleet in the
world 100 per cent. balanced" said Mr.
Hurley in discussing criticisms of the
war bull: vessels, "and our fleet is no
exception. We have about 100000
tons of steel ships. Ninety per cent OF
them are oil burners, which gives them
a distinct advantage over all foreign
ships. As James A. Farrell. president
of the United States Steel Corporation,
recently told the National Trade Coun-
ell in Cleveland, the steel ships built
by the Shipping Board during the war
and since will average up with all other
ships built In foreign countries.
II have every confidence in Mr..
Lasker and his efforts TO build up the
American merchant marine"
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
CRY OF HOME RULE
PERILS PORT PLAN
Gov. Miller Urges Dropping of
Local Jealousies to Get
Needed Improvement.
NOT CITY PROBLEM ONLY
something Needed to End
Antiquated Facilities Here
That Add to Costs.

Ey way OF emphasizing the need of q
port development as planned by the
New York port authority Gov. Miller.
speaking yesterday before the Brooklyn
Chamber of Commerce. said the recent
report of the city's engineers to the
Mayor on the project showed that il
involved coordi,iatior OF all railroad
terminal facilities OF both New York
and New Jersey.
Now. OF course. this board of engi-
nrer5 suggests that the city of New
York Is the proper agency 10 coordi-
nate the railroads terminating in Jer-
sey." the Governor said. THAT, I sup
pose. is an application OF the doctrine
Of home rule. suppose they think
that Paterson and Hoboken and Jersey
'ity and Cayenne are waiting for the
city administration OF New York to
come over TO New Jersey and give them
home rule.
What I want to emphasize is that
this problem IS not q city problem. 1t
IS : problem embracing this entire
district. and J want TO impress upon
YOU that il will not be solved by appeal
ing 10 local feelings. prcjudices or jeal-
ousies or by seeking TO make it a foot
ball Of politics. It is a problem so vast
IN its consequences to every one that it
ought to receive the cooperation of every
agency WJlnlD the ulStrlCt capable OF
rendering helpful service.
'rhc commission Is working 70 secure
the cooperation OF the railroads and
upon comprehensive plan of freight
improvements in order 10 present n plan
to the legislatures of the two States. II
must lie perfectly obvious to any one
that the transcontinental railroads in
New Jersey must be hooked up TO this
borough by a tunnel and with belt line
on this side of the river."t
Gov. Miller said the Port Authority s
plan would facilitate and cheaper the
distribution of food and other articles.
Ete added that IT was imperative that
something be done TO lift the burden that
rests upon the consumer because of the
present hardships and complexities OF an
sn;iquatedeysteni of commerce distrlbu-
ion in the metropolitan district The
Governor said 81 was a hazardous thing
for him 10 undertake the discussion OF
such q subject with q municipal election
but o few days OFF. IT want to say at
the outset he continued. that nothing
that I may say to you Is intended TO have
the slightest political significance"
Attention was called by the Governor
10 the fact that tho port authority had
been approved by Congress as a solution
Of the problem, which, he said, would re-
quire the exercise in many respects of
Federal power
Now that project was opposed by
Soule as being an interference with home
rule he said. "Bow o problem 50 vast.
involving districts including many
municipalities, calling upon the exercise
OF both State and Federal power. could
Justify the Invocation Of the doctrine of
home rule was beyond my, power of com
prehension 70 grasp. and that plea did
not prevail with the Legislature, which
passed the BILL. or With me when ! had
occasion to sign it,
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
Screens
Antiques and Facsjmiles


Design No. Description Sale Price
$3.50 Old Heavily Carved Gilt Italian Mirror,
s-3so Old Black and Gold wan Mirror, 3Oo"sl'o'
high -. ................... 1000
$3.50 Old Black and Gold Nantcl Mirror. ar wide,
s-iao Old Black and yellow jacuner Mirror 5000
s-2o5 Old Heavily Carved Gilt Italian Mirror, 3'lfA3W
s-la iniiouo Leather Side Chair with Cos,-ofAruls
Old Flower Painting in black and gold frame
3t'x3'S" high ................. 1900
Mirror. asnS47" ..... 10000
S-506 Old Blue and Gold Carved Standard Floor
S-377 ANTIQUE Gilt Mirror 2'2"xs3" ....... ts5.00
Gilt Carved Mirror. 26"x31 high. 1880
D-206i Antique Finished Gold Mirror 81 vide xS0
S-6j old Black Lacquer Chinese Chip
pcndale Side Chair. in da1ask 1000
S-i07 Pair OF Antique Carved and Gilt Wall Brackets,
Pair 1890
80 o,5Ss5oS high ." -. sss.Oo
Old Red Turtoisc-shel 2o"x50" high 295.O0
$3.50 Old Carved Mahogany HepploSh setteo in .
$50 old Carved Gilt sldcchar with old Needlowork
s-tot Old Carved Blue Glass Border Fret Car,c Mir
s-2Ie5 Old Carved Gold vitrine Top Curo Table . ~
55"x25"N30' high. ...... ........... 5000
$3.50 old Landscape Painting IN old blue and gold
frame. so" wide. SO" high. ........ $1,000
Old Carved Walnut Hall Seat with Shell Canopy 80 m
Top. SO xSO". Jsj.0V
Antique Mirror 2Snx5A" t25.OO
s-237 Old Painted sctcc, in glazed chintz 1880
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GREEK rnE1cHrER OVERDUE.

The Greek freighter Ioannis, bound
hero from Pir9us, Greece. In ballast, is
four days overdue, IL was learned yester-
day. At the office of the Greek line here
IL was said that no uneasiness Ia felt
concerning her, as she might easily be
held back that long OF longer by gales
or rough seas She carries wireless,
but has sent no message to the line here.
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Colonial Pieces
Framed Prints

Design No Description Sale Price
5000 Cottage Door" Gift IName ,5x20". s12O0
S30l3 Tho school Door, Gilt Frame, 5"x20" 1890
g 1908 THE Hogah Frame 22'xl01%" 1900
stable Amusement Hoeartb frame 2sxoi". 1900
SO2 Picture and Frame Gut Frame II 7is'yc2" t5O0
SO4s Picture andFr rame 2o,x25n ...........
S nd Frame ..............
30d5 Return School x27". 5000
WV sy"sssS y"S M ~ ~ s . .o.oo
S3Oti Picture and Frame Gilt Frame lS,x211 ~" 2Oe0
Picture ls"xl9 II" 2O.0U
"Fshcrmans Hogarth Frame "a 1sx20" 1000
25"xaoj%% ~ "' $500
chrome Frame 90 xc7" ..1. ........... $500
S-3oi9 Picture OF Boy" Gilt Polychrome Frame
s-soo7 Picture and Frame S5 XIII Children Playing
Soldiers ...........,. 25.OO
Decorated Frame a2' - ..... 1000
Frame fp"x21". $500
S2163 Picture Frame (?Oyal), 23x2S" $500
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Plain Wilton Carpets
APPROXIMATELY $500 yards

Imported and Domcstca complete assortment embracing
of the latest coors offered 10 those who desire durable
carpet texture attractive in appearance The coors
those and OF such var ETY. tc afford
keeping with any desired color scheme COLORS
Camel Tan Red Pearl Gray Gold Rose Ivory Green
Regularly 1915 yd.
Sale Price. =. ............. :.sJ per I'd.
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ORIENTAL RUGS

For have specialized In these highly de-
srabIe floor coverings Our experts have carefully
and abOrOusy selected each supervised Its manu-
facture upon looms in the East. No haphaxsTd
methods lower the standard OF goods
each must those qualities which for centuries
Eastern rug pre-emlnent as Goor cover
Ing OF attractiveness and durability.
The OF the proper wool. the best dyes properly
handled designs the highest and best type
with careful and honest work
mansbip all essential
those familiar with Eastern would
that there standard or quality In
weaving district Names alone idea AS to
n rug kirmanshah, for instance, produces
not alone great merit but also those OF relatively
little worth. The same IL true or all districts
this collection or all classes Mod
crstcy priced rugs suited to everyday needsAntquc
finest Collectors pieces
worthy OF a Museum.
All rugs carry guarantee.
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Plain Wide Chenille Carpets
approximately $500 yards

These popular fabrics obtanabo IN wide widths, without
seams either u complete covering.
The coos carefully dyed meet all the demands of the
artistic decorative requirements WIDTHS12 and - feet.
without scaNs COLORs-Taupc, Sand, Mole, Gray, Gun
Metal.
Regularly s1300 yd.
Sale ................. 375 y5.
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Odd Pieces S


Design Description 49, sale Price
~ c,ushion -, ...............~ SOS. 90
ss,5 Walnut Twisted Floor Lamp .......... 1900
Tsbic a4'Ssss high 1890
'' gsrl par '. -. :. ...,....s .'...e. fs5.Oo
s3iO Facsimile English oak Table, iit"x25". 275.OO
Painted 3-fcd Leather Screen. 2s5OD
o''oV sp'q" 81" long "lo .'. .ss 90
ID $3.50 Enamel and Gold Arm CHAIR in Cretonnc . $4,000
Do526 sofa In Silk Damask OO long 10000
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Figured Wilton Carpets
Imported and Domestic
approximately 1000 yards

All o standard qualities. they represent the highest attain
fabrics OF this character The
patterns and have borders correctly de-
signed admitting of their in rug form.
Regularly. Si.75 I'd.
Sale Price .................. 3.7S per I'd.
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Tables


Design No. Description Sale Price
A2Sl4-X Walnut End Table, 2o"xI2" .......... $500
-27g6-x Mahogany Tlt-TopTabIe 24v diam 1900
27eO-x Sewing Mahogany, 400
A2793-N Sewing Table. Mahogany. 2S"x14"x29" 1880
MahoSany Tea Wagon Drop Leaf 2Svx39" 5000
Nest OF Tables mahogany orw walnut. 5000
29O3-X SO x33" 4SOO
XCoonial Gard Table 80 ,x36" ......... 5000
23O5-X Mahogany Cate-Ieg Table 3Gfx44". ... $500
A27S9-N Table. 6O'x2O" $500
A 2342-x Walnut Ciate-Ieg 42vx36" $500
-2S25-X Colonial Gard Table 36' x36" .........
A 2742-X Walnut Refectory Table O'x2O". ..... 1900
2343-X Walnut C;ateJeg Table 5O"x42" .......
A274I-X Walnut Refecory Table 72"x24". ...... 10000
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Carpets and Linoleums
Plain administer Carpets
approximately 10000 yards

Standard qualities sturdy weave. pleasing adjunct
to tho best decorative schemes.
Unexceled for all demanding hard service fab
ric. COLORs-Naura Gray. Pearl Gray Camel Old Blue.
Sand. t...,4
Regularly s4 % sioo per yard.
Sale Price $3.50 per I'D.
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Plain and InIaid Linoleums

The of Lnolcum. because OF its durability.
cleanliness its nonconductor OF heat cold has
in tho development qualities and effects. We
list below few OF these qualities offered In this Sale
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Oak and Fruitwood Bedroom Suite
Essy Chairs and Chaise Tongue
All Goods Offered Are of Standard Quality

desirable n
S eyhah "a b @ g com pre- a m
Store viii co@dsn snds onEl cton Day, Nonnbca
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Mirrors
Description


m No. Description Sale Price
s6-NA Gothic Mirror, Polychromc. ." "x32 $3.50
sl-N Gilt and Dull Blue Painted Mirror. 2l'A3p. !?00
t9-X Colonial Mirror, mahogany, 27"x2o". 26.O0
SIX Louis XIV. Rosewood and Gilt Mirror,
l6-X Mahogany Colonial Mirror. 17ix34". 27.OO
a7-X Louis XVI. Gilt Mirror 23"x3l". ........ $500
)6X Colonial Brown Mahogany Mirror 22"y44". 5000
SIX Gilt Georgian Mirror, 25"x4f. .......... 1900
31-X Chinese Mirror black lacquer. 81 lfy33. $500
71-X Queen Anne Painted Mirror 20'142". $500
l2X Italian Gilt and Polychrome, 2S"x4 5000
TX Chinese Black Lacquer Mirror blue glass :. a..
SIX Chippendale ciilt Mirror a5' x47d; . 5000
AK sheraton Painted and Decorated Mirror,
5-x Sheraton Painted and Decorated Mirror
Chinese. Lacquer Mirror in Chintzz Color
2s-x Adam Mirror (ovaD. etched panel 2adx3s" $500
6S-X Chippendale Gilt Mirror 23'X4J". 5000
69-X Qusen Auus Mirror. silver and blue enamel
Silver Mirror cut panels, 3O"x4O" 5000
74-X Chippenda]e Gilt Mirror 45"x33". $500
70-X Adam Silver and Gilt Mirror, blue glass
B6-X William and Mary silver aud CHIT Mirror,
metal border 42'x24". ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
tx Queen Anno Crystal Mirror, blue border.
B;,-X Adam CHIT Mirror 3i;x43" . ...,. 5000
73-X Adam Gilt and Silver Mirror 27'x57 10000
Blk Walnut Gilt Mirror 27'xsi2". 5000
7l-X Gilt William and Mary Mirror 25"x4ff. 10000
. Carved Gold Mirror. 3"N49l$" high t25.00
Is Carved Gold Mirror. 39v x64 high .... f3j.OO
SIX William and Mary Gilt Mirror, etched panel. -
IA Carved Mahogany Chippendale Mirror,
BLACK Lacquer Mirror r6'x3'6J ,.,.t.... 10000
To-toise-sheu Cboval Mirror, 30"x72" 2:5.O0
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Decidedly Attractive Prices on Sloane Furniture
Even in These Days of Widely Advertised Bargain Sales
ale h re g .
~ d l formal lqi
n a the yh p
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Door Mats
Inlaid Fibre Door Mats

of excellent quality and in assortment of designs
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IMPORTED and
D o M E S TIC
RUG
Administer Rugs

These rugs of sterling quality especially adapted
service all Of high class design artisticay
provide their moderate prices highly desirable
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

In come ction with Sale of last Fall,
stated that it would prove be the greatest
saving pportunity of recent years. 1t immediately
received the hearty endorsement of Thousands Of
delighted customers-This sale is no less important
The merchandise is from our regular stocks, de-
sirabe in every respect, comprising in variety
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Heavy Wool Rugs in Plain Colors
Sea Island Cotton Rugs with Fringed Ends

Suited either bed sides" in tatb
They obtainablc in variety OF colorings.
Size--Incbcs Regularly Sale Price
30 GO. Observation-Disclosures. $500 1925
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

Surprising Price Reductions An Unexcelled
Two Million Dollar Assortment of Furniture,
Oriental and Domestic Rugs, Carpets and Linoleums