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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
TUREs KvoTIMUs.


Chicagos pastos virsininkas
ateity prigules ne nuo politi-
kos, bet nuo savo gabumq.
Tai vietai kandidatai bus eg-
zaminuojami. Is geriausiai is
laikusiu kvotimus viena pa
rinks patsai prezidentas Har-
dingas. Kvotimai prasides Lie
pos l d.
Chicagos pastos virSininkui
per metus mokama 8 tukstan-
ciai dol. algos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
KAPITALAS REIsK1A PRO.
GRESA.

Syracuse, N. Y, Birz. IA
Ga ana vakara i vietos uni
versiteto studentus kalbejo
zinomas Plieno Korporacijos
galva Gary, didelis organi-
zuotu darbininkQ priesas.
Jis pareiske, kad kapitalas
siai saliai reiSkia progresa.
Visq tautq gerbuvis priguli
nuo kapitalo.
Susirinkusius jis perspejo
prizes komunizma. Mes sitas
reiskia anarchija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
BELFASTE SMARKIOS
RIAUSES.

Belfast, Airija, Birz. IA. -
Gia kuone kasdien atsikarto-
ia gyventoju riauS6s. Daugyb6
zmoniQ uzmuSta, kur-kas dau-
giau suzeista.
Kai-kas tvirtina, kal tos
riauS6s keliamos su tikslu pa
kenkti Ella atvykti Anglijos
karaliui atidaryti Siaurin6s
Airijos dalies parlamenta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
NE VISI DARBININKAI
SUTINKA.

Nanny statymo kontraktoriu
ir amatq unijQ darbininkq at
stow parinktas arbitru teisc-
jas Lands vakar prad6jo rim
kti reikalingq melziaga savo
apsprendimui uzmokesnio
klausime.
Pasirodo, kad abb pnSi ne
pilnai sutinka pasiduoti arbit-
racijos teismui. Bet kadangi
vienq ir kitq tik mazumos ne
pasitenkina tuo teismu, tad
] tai nebus kreipiama donna.
KarpenteriQ unija arbitraci-
jos klausima pirmiau nubal-
suos. Mes taip pasakyta uni
jos konstitucijoje.
Kaip siandie prize namq sta
tymo turf atsinaujinti visokie
darbai.
Teisejas Landis mielai suit
ko abiem pusem tarpininkau-
ii, kad tik veikiau palaryti
gala nedarbui. Bet pirmiau jis
abiejQ pusiq paklause, ar jos
turi tikrus norus taikinties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
D-RO ERETO PASKAITA
BRIUKSELY.

Briukselis. VII. (Elta).
Geguzes 20 d. buvo Briukse-
ly Direkt. D-ro I. Ereto pas
kaita apie Lietuva socialiniu,
ekonominiu ir istorijos atzvil-
giais. yis kalbejo apie Lietu-
vos palati prizes kara, apie
jos rinkas ir zaliaja Media
ga, kurios gall rasti Belgai
Lietuvoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
ATIDARYTAS ITALIJOS
PARLAMENTAS.

Roma, Birz. IA. = 81 sesta-
dieni Italijos karalius. Gia att
dare parlamentq. Ragino jis
visas politines partijas bend
raj dirbti pakariniame Sales
atgaivinime. Pazym6jo, kad in
ternacionaliuose klausimuose
Italia laikysis Sajungininku,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
100000 PROTESTUoS
PRIZES "sAUsAJI IsTATY-
MA.

New York, Birz. IA. = Lie
pos 4 d. cia rengiamas prizes
prohibicijinis parodavimas.
Ligsiol tan parodaviman uzsi-
registravo $4,000 vyru ir mo-
terQ.
Parodavimo 'lirektorius
Frank Drake tvirtina, kad
parodavime lures but maziau-
sia puse miliono zmonip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
LIETUVIAI RENKASI TE-
VYNEN.

Maskva. V-10. (Elta). Per
Maskva gryzta 655 zmones is
Ufos, o is Kazaniaus 544 as
menys. Prize jq gryzta ir val
kai naslaiciai po prieziura Ste
ponavicaites.
Drauge gryzta If piesimo
profesorius JaroseviGius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
PRANCUZAI SIUNCIA MI
SIJA KANADON.

Havre, Birz. IA. Pranci-
JOS vyriausybe Kanadon stun
cia speciale misija padekoti
Kanadai uz jos pagelba Pran-
cuzams buvusiame kare.
Misijai primininkauja marsa-
las Fayolle.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
TRUKsMAS ITALIJOS PAR
LAMENTE.

Roma, Birz. IA. Naujai
atidarytame Italijos parla-
mente kelia baisu truksma
:komunistai su socialistais.
Vienas komunistas atstovas y
ra dezerteris is armijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
ANGLU PIRKLYBoS MISI-
ia MASKVOJE.

Londonas, Birzz. IA. sug-
ryzo eia is Maskvos Anglijos
pirllybos tarybos vyriausias
w. Peters. Jis Mas
kvoje isteige Anglu pirklybos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
BAIGIASI ANGLEKAsIV
STREIKAS. Z 8 {.

Londonas, Birz. IA. = Is i
vairiq anglekasiyklu apskri-
eiq gauta ziniu, jog streikinin-
kai daugumoje sutinka su nau-
jjais kasyklq savininkp pasiq-
lymais ir streikas artinasi prie
gallo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
NEPAvYKo TR1JQ DIENU
STREIKAS.

Munichas, Bavaria, Birz. IA.
. Cia ivairiu frakcijQ socia-
listQ vadai paskelbe trijq die
MI darbininkQ streika del nu-
zudymo socialisto Gareis.
Streikas nepavyko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
IA UzMUsTA, DAUG SU-
zEISTA.

Madridas, Birz. IA. = Vie
mas greitasis traukinis vaziuo-
damas is Madrido susidauze SUI
kitu araukiniu. 20 zmoniq zu-
vo If daug szeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
BoISevikai Pasirenge Paklti
VakaruOSe
Sunku Pasakyti, Kick Tame
Yra Iiesos

vyriauSioji stovykla yra Il
tomiery, paruoSta kadir Sian
die pakilti kovOn.
Didziausia donna atkreipta
j raitarija, kuriai arkliai SUM-
ciami is Krimo. Is Vokietijos
partraukta galyb6s motoriniQ
il paprastQiQ dviraGiQ.
Bessarabijos fronte boise
vikQ armija turi 600 sunkiQ-
in armotQ il 1000 kulkasvai-
y. Turi uztektinai ir ANU
.cijos.
Vokieciu karininkai.
SevikQ armijosna yra is
Je daugyb6 Vokiecip il I'm
,arininkQ. Vienas is jQ
buveS VokieciQ armijOs
p karininkaS.
,ral6 bolSevikQ armijQ pa
Santi CANA gera. Raj
.udaryta daugiausia IS
y.V. Nedaug juose
:. Bet bile kovon jie
i. SvarbiauSias jQ
uzSiimti pl6SimaiS.
aulerijoS pad6tis daug
n6. Is SitQ kareiviQ zy-
n dalis pertjusi bolSevikQ
n.okyklq il uzgrudenta komu-
niStu id6jOse.
Abelnai INFANT, visi boise
vikp kareiviai jauGiasi mazIau
suvarzyti, negu caro- laikais.
Budenny rytiniame fronte.
Rytiniame fronte, ty. kau-
kaze, anOt ziniQ, bOlSevikai tu-
ri Sukoncentrave apie 100000
karuomen6S.
Tenai esqs ir zinomas Blu
denny Su savo raitarija.
Tenai korpusas is septyniQ
divizijQ perorganizuotas. Drau
SINE kareiviams griezta. w
menkiausius prasizengimus
kareiviai baudziami mirtimi.
Budenny Stabo virsininku
yra VokieGiu raitarijos kari
ninkas, majoras Won Stein.
PraneSta, jog bolSevikai at
sideje t6mijasi, kas veikiasi
Anatolijoje, kur Turkai su
Graikais pasiruoSe pakilti kru
vinon kovon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
.Liepoja. V-10. (Eltal. Mu-

sp tam tikro correspondence
pranesimu, Liepojoje Geg. Sd.
ivyko mitingas Lietuviq, Lat
viq If Estp susijungimo idejai
praplatinti. Kalbeio Amerikos
Lietuvis p. Martus If vietos
gyventojp atstovai. Isrinktas
komitetas paminetai idejai to-
:bulinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
. COUNTRY EDITION METAI-YOL. VI. No. l4O
NOOttAANA N0A1
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS
KvoT1MA1 I DvAs1sKA
zEMA1c1p sEM1NARIJA
KAUNE.

siais metals Birz. 20 d. ir
Rugp. 30 d. kvotimai bus is
Lotinq ir Lietuyiq kalbu ir is
religijos ~ kl. gimn. progra-
mole.
Paduodant .rektoriui meiii-
ma, reikia iteilkti siuos doku-
mentus: / Gimimo ir kriksto
metrika Lietuviu kalboje ir
Patvirtinimo sakr. liudyma.
2. Mokslo liudyma bent ~ kl.
GIN. 3. Savo klebono, ar kar
peliono liudyma apie pavyz-
dinga elgimasi. 4. Sveikatos
liudyma nuo gydytojo.
zemaiGiq Semin. Rektorius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
TROTZKY SU SALININ-
KAIS TURF VIRsU.
Tchitcherin prasalinta. uz-
imamos Vietos.

Konstantinopolis, Birz. A.
Is iStikimQ verSmiQ gauta in
formaciiu. jog Rusiios boise
vikai pabaige savO pOlitlnlus
ir militarinius pasiruoSimus
galutinai pulti kapitaliStir
VakarQ Europos Sails.
Ilgas laikas gyvavO mes
kimai kairiOSiOs bolSevikQ
kcijos su deSiniqja. Kai
frakcija laim6jo. Taigi
gavO TrOtzky Su SavO !
kais. Jie pa6m6 savO ra.
na Rusijos valdyina il Y
'uzsieniQ pOlitikq. Jie
Waldo ir visas militia
vikQ sp6kas. Jie turn ii
rankas viSOje komuniStQ
tikoje.
Patsai Leninas yra mode
tiniS, Jis nor6tQ suSiartinti
VakarQ Europa su tikSlu at
gaivinti RuSijQ. Bet jis mega
Ii pergaltti ''ekStremiStQ' II
turi paSitenkinti tuo, kaip y
ra.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
APIPLEsTAS GARADzIUS.

Uzpraeita nakti keli pleSi-
kai apipleSe automobiliu CARA
,dziq po mum. 3812-16 So. Wa
bash ave. Paimta apie 5000
dol. apsvaiginus panaktinl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
ANGLIA NEUTRALE
GRAIKU- -TURKU KARE.
Neduodama jokia pagelba
Graikams.

Londonas, Birz. II. = Wy
riausyb6s atstovas parla1nente,
J. Austen Chamberlain, prane-
Sc, jog Anglijos atsineSimas /
GraikQ-Turkq kara yra piinai
neutralis. Anglia Graikams
nedu9da jok;os pagelbos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15

Briukselis. VII. (Elta(.
Musq tam tikro koresponden-
to pranesimu, Geg. 9 d.. mu-
sq delegacija baige svarstyti
ekonomijos santikius su Len
kais ir susitare atiduoti ty-
rineti ekspertams muitq pa
naikinima kai-kurioms Lietu-
vos ir Lenkijos prek6ms. Taip
pat susitare rupinties konsu-
latq ikurimu. Treciadieny,
Geg. II d. bus svarstomi uz-
sieniu politikos klausimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
PINIGy kURsAs.

Svetimp saliu pinigu yerte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000, Birzelio ID
buyo tokia pagal Merchants LO-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui 9.74
Prancuzijos Sinful frankly 1886
Italijos Sinful lirp ABS
vokietijos Sinful markip 1.S9
Lietuvos Sinful auksin1 1.Ss
Lenkiios Sinful markiq .O9
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-15
Tchitcherin iSkeltas.

George Tchitcherin, atSto-
vaujQS Lenino paziuras, buvo
priverStas rezignuoti is uzsie-
nip reikalQ kamiSarO vietOs.
10 vieton paStatytaS Maxim
LitvinOv, TrOtzky'O Salinin-
kaS.
Su tn "ekstremiStQ" lalm6-
jimu paSkubintaS vlsuose
frOntuOse militaris pasiruosl-
mas. AntrojOj Sito meneslo da-
Iy visos bolSevikQ sp6kos bus
pagamintos kas valanla pra-
dGti karinius veikimus.
Armijos padaugintos.
Vakarin6Se bolSevikQ arml-
jose buvo skaitOma apie 4OO,-
600 vyrQ praeito Balandzio
pradzioje.
Siandie tos armijos padau-
gintos. 16-oji armija, kurios
The daily times., 1921-08-04
MISS CARROLL HOSTESS

Miss Lucille Carroll entertained at
Rook yesterday afternoon at her
home on Broad Street in honor of her
house guest. Miss Julia Fort Carroll
of Timmonsville, S. c.
AS to guests arrived they were
met at the door by the hostess and
ushered to the punch bowl, where
Mrs. r. H. Fulghum gracefully pre-
sided.
An abundance Of summer flowers
and feFns were used as decorations.
After several interesting games, it
was found that Miss Elizabeth Fields,
house guest of Miss Pattie Morgan,
had made the highest score and was
awarded the prize.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed.
The daily times., 1921-08-04
y y 70 ,# % y -
: SOCIETY NEWS :
q q y * n Il y 4

Mr.. r. C. Welsh who has been In
Charlotte since he left Wilson is re-
turning to Wilson the best town In
the state to make his home here.
Mr.. C. B. West left today for Raj
eigh with Mr. Macon Gray Williams
and Wayland Jones to assist them
in securing their entrance into the
A. & E. College for the coming seas
on.
Mr.. Taylor Barnes cf Cross Roads
township was in the city today.
Miss Bette Hardy Taylor of
Hookerton is the guest of Miss Ber-
that Bats.
Mrs. John c. Jacobson returned
home today from Norfolk where she
has been visiting relatives.
Mrs c. B. Hassell of Williamson
is in the city visit to her father
Hon. John r.. Woodard.
Miss Lee Parks of Norfolk, Va.
and Miss Catherine Lefferts of New
Bern will arrive tomorrow to be the
guests of Miss Margaret Gold.
Mr.. B. C. Mooney left today for
Asheville.
Mr.. Ed. Pratt of Norfolk will ar
rive tonight to be the guest of Mr.
Geo. Green.
Mr.. James Roberts was in Raleigh
yesterday and saw them pumping
water out of the rock quarry.
The daily times., 1921-08-04
GOOD RAINS

Mr.. Ed. Exum of Eureka was in
the city today. He reports good
rains in that section.
Mr.. r. F. Smith of Benson who mo-
tored over today with Mr.. S. F. Will
liams and family reports good rains
from his place to Kenly.
A small amount Of rain fell in
Wilson and vicinity last night, but
not enough to do very much good.
There were good rains in Black
Creek township we learn and also in
Stantonsburg township.
The daily times., 1921-08-04
R0I1sI ROLLS!!

Ask about those nice delicious
Rolls. We have them fresh at all
times. Barnes-Graves. 8 4 1t
The daily times., 1921-08-04
POSTNIASTERS TO
MEET IN HICKORY

Bear Creek, Aug 3.-Grover C..
Philips, secretary of the North
Carolina League of Postmasters, an
nounced today the program for the
second annual convention to be held
in Hickory August II and 1S. The
convention will be called to order
on the morning of the first day and
after the address of welcome by the
mayor of Hickory, Postmaster Bart
Ga$ling, of Raleigh, will respond.
Postmaster Hill, of Ashevil1e, will
discuss cooperation and then the
convention will get down to busi-
ness. Postmaster o. F. CroFson, Of
Burlington, who is due to step down
and out some time soon, will take
as his subject Down But Not Out
There will be various other address,
es and in the evening the postmasters
will be in the hands of Postmaster
Bagby, who has promised a good
time for all.
The Thursday morning session will
be featured by an address by Post
master Bart Gatling, who is secre-
tary of the league. This will be the
final business session. In the aG-
ternoon the postmasters will lbe taxi
en- for trip to Btidgewater as the
guests of the Kiwanis and Rotary
clubs of Hickory.
The daily times., 1921-08-04
Overstocked Young Chickens.

Special price for two days Barnes
Graves Groc. Co. 8 2td
The daily times., 1921-08-04
KINSTON WILL VOTE ON
HALF MILLION IN BONDS

Kinston, Aug. 3.-Local voters
will ballot on $5OO,OOO bond issue
for school improvements October 4,
instead of 100000 as originally
proposed The date has been fixed
by the Lenoir county commissioners
at the request of the school board.
The school district includes the city
and a narrow zone surrounding it.
The daily times., 1921-08-04
REWARD.

By order of the County Commiss-
toner's, Of Wilson County, I hereby
offer reward OF Two Hundred Dol
lars for the apprehension and' con-
viction of party or parties who way
laid and murdered Rev. Ennis Pear
son, late of Wilson County.
B. E. HOWARD,
Sheriff, Wilson County.
8 2 Std 1tw
The daily times., 1921-08-04
NUMBER TO SEE THE GAME

Quite a number of people went
over to Tarboro this afternoon to
see the game between Tarboro and
Rocky Mount. Among those were
Messrs. Titus Harper, Mf. and Mrs.
Ed. Fulghum, Grover Magette, and
r. H. Fulghum.
The daily times., 1921-08-04
BACK FROM VACATION

Mr.. c. L. Blackburn and family
returned to the city today. Mr..
Blackburn who is athletic instructor
of the public schools of Wilson coun-
ty attended the school of physical
elocution at the University of Illi-
nois this summer.
The daily times., 1921-08-04
CLOSED FOR TWO WEEKS

The bridge over Hominy Creek on
the Tarboro street paving extension
will be closed for two weeks for re-
pairs. Otherwise the paving con-
finished
The daily times., 1921-08-04
CONDITIONS IMPROVING

The fact that conditions look
little doubtful is all the more reason
why you should insure your tobacco
in the pack house. See J. S. White
head; glad to serve you. 8 10td
The daily times., 1921-08-04

Another Opportunity to supply
your shelves with handle ice tea
glasses, coasters, candy jars and wine
glasses, at special prices Friday and
Saturday only. Denny Bros. Co. ltd
The daily times., 1921-08-04
DANCE AT COMMONWEALTH
CLUB

There will be subscription dance
at the Commonwealth Club tomor-
row evening from 10 to 2. Music
furnished by Olympic Sextette of
Petersburg, Va. "a 2td
The daily times., 1921-08-04
TOBACCO AVERAGES s22. 90.

Mr.. Consolvo who was in Lumber
ton yesterday reports tobacco max
ing an average of $1,000 on that mar
ket.
The daily times., 1921-08-04

Fancy country canta1oupes, sweet
and good 1-3c each. Barnes
Graves Groc Co. 8 8 2td
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16
Steel Springs
and Mattresses

Tho most important part OF
your bed is the spring and the
you really depend upon for your
nights rest. Hero In our up-to-
thc-minute Bedding Department
yOu'll ind bed springs and mat
trcsscs OF almost any quality
Ia suit your weight. just now
we are Offering n strongly made.
all-stccl sanitary link spring and
Il 50-lb. all-cotton mattress with
an Imperial roll edge-on easy
terms at this low price. which
prosperity. Buy the complete
OUTFIT now for this low 1G7E
price OF ................ 4OsSc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16
PROMOTING
PROSPERITY
In RICHMOND
Active Dollar, Credit,
and Belief in Home
Town Play Big Part.

An active dollar. while the
basis of permanent prosperity. Is
dependent upon several things.
The active dollar gets into the
workers pay envelope because
some one else let go OF lit
gets into the bank because tho
worker has released II TO the
merchant. One factor that has
proven Itself important in Civ
ing employment to many men
this year has been the remodel
Ing of several large stores In
this city. Numbered among these
progressive firms is the Phillip
Levy store ut 305 West Broad
Street. This store has only re-
Gently been remodelcd and dec
Grated.
To believe in Richmond Ia to
70 ahead with the building pro-
gram. which. not only stimulates
confidence in others, but gives
work to many, and TO those who
haven't tho ready cash almost
any contractor-and many mer-
chants-wili be glad to extend
credit. because they know that
credit iH one sure way to open
up the avenues Of trade and en-
pioyment that arc just beyond
their business.
One OF Richmond's popular
furniture stores-locntcd at 30S
West Broad Street-recently an
nounced that long time credit
would DO extended to any one
who wished to supply their home
needs now. but who. for the lack
OF cash, had held of buying.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16
LABOR SITUATION IN
STATE Is IMPROVING,
SURVEY INDICATES
Middle Atlantic States Getting
Back to Normal, Report
Shows.

Summing up the Industrial situa-
ton in Virginia. Delaware. Maryland.
District Of columbia, West Virginia.
North Carolina. South Carolina and
Florida In comprehensive report
recently filed with the government
at Washington. Ralph lizard. district
employment director, states that the
survey OF labor in these States shows
general and decided Improvement and
only I'm very few cities and for spe-
cial reasons do rather unsatisfactory
conditions exist.
The textile industry survey, reach
ing 1856 mills in the Fifth District.
MIR. lizard reports, shows an average
gain OF 5l3 persons employed since
August Is. and conditions in Vir-
ginia to be most encouraging. There
arc practically no unemployed In
Danville and in Hopewell road work
is furnishing Jobs for number hith-
crto unemployed. No serious unem-
ploymcnt prevails In Norfolk and In
Roanoke only the workers In the
railroad shops are idle, owing to in
ability to adjust existing labor con-
troversy.
With this report is published the
prediction that conditions show that
steady Improvement will continue for
at least three or four months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16
Chifforobes

The Chifforobe, where many,
many clothes may be kept in orr
der and free from dust, is one
piece OF furniture that is much
appreciated in any home.
Whether you have n large or n
small space In which to place
one of these wanted pieces
OF furniture, you will find a size
here that you can use and-at n
price that will actually amazb
you, because OF their lowness. a
golden oak chifforobe. similar Go
illustration, with /. large clothes
compartment on one side. five
large drawers, hat compars-
ment and n mirror on the other
side-at this price-brinGs e
the people OF Richmond and
hereabouts value that has been
heretofore unknown, and sold ON.
easy terms of 81 week OF Sn
for as little as ........ 10y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

rnoney i
mote posperny feat n al
It
IA"oo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16
Library Tables

The very latest creations in IL
brary table designs. made by the
best furniture craftsmen OF the day.
are yours in the Phillip Levy store
at prices that you will marvel Mt.
Queen Anne, William and Mary.
Louis XIV. and Colonial periods are
represented here in American wal
nut, Brown Mahogany and Golden
Oak finlshed-at prices that you
won't mind paying. Foremost among
the many splendid values Is a
Brown Mahogany library ia
Bile, similar TO illustration. that We
are now selling on easy % OK
terms for only ............ AcsOC
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2-Inch Post
Steel Beds

Here at headquarters for steel
beds you Will lind most COM
plcte and up-to the-minutc as-
sortincnt OF many beautifully de-
signed beds In the. popular wood
finishes. Included I'm this pleas
ing display are many of the Sim
mons beds. 4 2-inch post steel
bed finished In white enamel now
sold on easy terms for 10 TX
only 1Os u
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Bed Davenports

You will find a full and com
pIctc assortment OF bed daven-
ports here at the Phillip Levy
store at prices that we are sure
will please you. Come In today
and ask our salesman to show
you the splendid bed feature OF
this davenport. One similar to
illustration in solid golden oak
frame now sold on easy terms
for 70 the low price 69.75
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Bucks Gas Ranges

The home that wants a clean.
quick and economical cooking
and baking service can get that
kind by using one of our famous
nationally advertised Bucks Gas
Ranges. All sizes, all finishes.
in either right or left-hand oven
models.
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Compare this value with others
anywhere and you Will tell us
that II Is. indeed, n marvellous
"buy." Your choice OF this dress
er, which is similar TO illustra-
ton. may be had in either Amer
lean walnut or Brown Mahogany
finish. 1t has q mirror OF Scner-
Gus size, two small drawers at
the top and two large drawers
at bottom. This value Is yours
on easy terms OF IL week. and
you know the price leans your
way when We say buy 1t 90 TX
now for .......... 800. cc'so
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Bullets at the
New Low Prices

That fine furniture is no longer
expensive Is certainly proven be-
You'd all question in the new low
pricea that YOU can find here In our
bufrets. Any finish or any design
in a buffet that you need. or one to
match the rest Of your dininG-room
furniture may be had here at Il
price that will please YOU. solid
Golden Oak mirrored bufTct-siin>
drawers ut top, n large china COM
partmcnt at the bottom and full
length linen drawer below-may
now be had on easy terms OF S0
for only Observation-Disclosures. os sOV
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MORE NEWS ABOUT
FURNITURE PRICES

According to statement issued by Federal
Reserve Agents Of New York City, Furniture prices
have dropped more than any other article, except
food-and was only per cent higher than that
June 18th. a,.
You are, therefore, invited to come in here and
spend just as much time you like looking over
Furniture stocks and posting yourselves pres
ent-day prices.
You can go through the store alone if you pre-
fer you can have salesman accompany you
just as you wish "se
You spend Is minutes, or you can spend The
entire day.
You ask as many questions as you like
and you feel assured that you will receive
courteous answers. ',H'
Also. you are going to find out what todays
rock-bottom prices are. If you think we are high"
single piece, please mention it to us. We will
consider it favor.
2'-se.