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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04
Sc MONTH PROFESSORS PAY
Vienna Teachers, However, Get
Luncheon for Two.thirds Of Cent

New York, Nov. 4.-(By A. PO--
Six dollars a month Is the average SAL
ary of University professors In Vienna
according to Clemens Plrquet, Austrian
child specialist, who came to America
to deliver series of lectures ut Aale
University.
These professors, with many artists
and writer's, subsist Mt professors
mess" he said in on address here last
night "They are served a good lunch
con for twenty kronen, or about two
thirds of n cent. The mess Is sup"
ported by American food drafts. ..
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Americans seek Work Abroad

Washington, Nov. 4.--(By A. II
Abnormal economic conditions In the
United States and the number out OF
employment have influenced many per
sons to seek opportunities abroad. the
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HbpSbURG DYNASTY
0gSTED IN HUNGARY.
Budapest Assembly Adopts Bill
pethroning Former Mon
arch Charles
BALKANS ARE DISSATISFIED
BY the Associated Press

Budapest, Nov. 4.-Former Emperor
Charles was dethroued and the Hnps-
burg dynasty was ousted from Hungary
by n bill adopted by the Hungarian Ma
tional Assembly today.
Count Stefan Bethten. the Premier.
introduced the measure In the Assembly
yesterday, and it was expected the de-
bate would last for at least two days.
Final action upon It, however, was
taken today.
vienna, Nov. 4.-(By A. r.J-The
Hapsburg dcthronement net in Hun
gary IL declared by the Austrian press
to be Inadequate from the viewpoint
Of Austria and the Little Entente ma
tions- as it fni,ri expressly TO exclude
ex King Charles and the other Flaps
burgs fsom the elected KlnEship. There
Tore 1T Is declared neither C5echo So
vakia nor Jugo- Slavia will demobilize.
The Belgrade Government is reported
70 be preparing another note TO the
Allies reiterating the demand for the
complete disarmament Of Hungary, with
q repres sentative of Jugo- Slavia head
ing d commission Of control. The note
also will ask the reimbursement If the
Little Entente for it's expenses in mobt-
liking. and will assert that the Venice
agreement for the adjustment of the
Burgeniand dispute is unacceptable, as
contrnvenins the treaty Of Trianon.
IParis dispatches today quote
Belgrade message as declaring n
note embodying most Of the de-
mands here specified has already
been sent to the Entente nations.
It has been understood here that
Premier Bethlen, of Hungary. intended
to resign when the .Dethronement Act
was passed.
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MaoNlder Visits hospltal

st. Louis, Nov. 4.-(By A.. P.)-The
first official act of ITanford MacNider,
the new national commander Of the
American Legion, was visit yesterday
IN the United States Public Service
Uospitnl to sce disabled veterans.
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Commerce Department was informed N.
day by Consul Il. NJ. Lawton, at S,o
paulo. Brazil. American Consnis
abroad, heIleclared, are receiving manS
letters Of inquiry as to conditions fron,
the standpoint OF the worker.
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PHILADELPHIA (CentraD
Cunningham Piano Co, llth & Chest
nut SITS.
Harry Fedullo, sO4 Walnut st.
b. Futernik, 140 n. 9Th St.
H. c. Kahn & Son, 18th & Filbert SITS
Lit Brothers, 9Th and Market SITS.
Joseph Morris, 6 N. 18th st.
Penn Furniture Co.. 6l5 Market St
N. Snellenburg & Co., 18th 4 Markel
SITS
Strawbridge & Clothier, 9Th & Marke,
SITS
Stern & Co., 7l2 Market st.
Widener's, 1909 Chestnut St.
PHILADELPHIA (NortheasD -
Jacob Ballen, 2l44 n. Front st.
Frankford.
Harry s. Benstock, 2622 KensingtoD
Ave.
Bridesburg Music Store. 2sO5 orho.
dox ST.
Edward II. Burr, 244s Frankford Ave
Davies Phonograh Co., s. W. Cor. 9th
and York SITS.
Diamond Furniture Co., 2I07 German,ow,
Ave.
Sol. Feinstein. 555l N. 9th st.
FrankfOrd Music House, 46 i6 Frankford A
Girard Music Shop, 607 W. Girard Avs
L. l.: Goodman, 327 w. Girard Ave.
Jacobs, Inc, 1901 Germantown Ave
8. Jacobs Il Son, 800 Columbia Ave.
T. NJ. Kenney, 1924 Kensington Ave.
Jos. Krygier. 1882 Richmond ST.
Il. Kitty, 161 W. Girard Ave.
A. Laux MuGic Shop, 3239 n. Front St
Myers +. Hall, 1928 Germantown Ave
X. J. MeClelland, 1852 Frankford Ave.
{, J. Oldewurtle. 1928 Germantown Ave.
Herman Proper. 296o Richmond Ct
I. 8. Reice, 919 W. Girard Ave.
Abraham Saltzman, 210 Fairmount Ayo.
John Schneider, 1928 N. 5th st.
Sherzer Piano CO., $50 N. 9Th st.
Harry Sirkin. 3l8 N. I'd st.
Aaron Slepak, 1923 N. I'd st.
Starr Il Moss, 1881 Germantown Ave.
Strand Music Shop, lila Girard Ave.
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Paris Nov. 4.-tBy \. P.)-De-
mands for the execution o. tie Tr:anon
Treaty between Tungar anG tie Allies,
indemnificstion for the cost of calling
Jugoa S!av soldiers to .the colors and
complete disarmament Of Hungary are
made in a note to the Entente nations
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IRISH AGREEMENT
NOW UP TO ULSTER

Srccc' CoD'c Dispatch. Copyright. 1921
London, Nov. 4.-Great Britain and
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CAMDEN. N. j.
Nj. S. Bannach, l0la Kaighn Ave.
Camden Phonograph Co, 1923 Kaighn AVe.
A. J. Eberhard, 26l4 River Ave.
W. Fl. King Plano Co., 700 broadway
Erwin J. Kruek. 1882 Kaighn Ave.
s. Lewis & Son, 1909 Broadway
J. Marsick, 1870 Broadway
SUBURBAN
Amber, Pa.
Geo. X. Weikle
ARDMORE
The Spotlight Music Shop, 0 Cricket Ave.
Chester. Pa,
Baron Bros, 225 Market st.
u. Freeman, l40 w. Sd st.
A. W. Wolson, 6o4 Edgemont Ave.
Darby, Pa ,
B. F. Carr, 5l2 Main st.
Shuman Drug Main Il Chester Pike.
- Norristown, Pa.
Block Bros, Il. E., is W. Main st.
Gardner. c, R., 400 Marshall st.
foungjohns, L. j.. 239 w. Main ST. I'd.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
(Continuedl

oOOlh PHILADELPHIA
(Continued)
II. A. Walters, l408 South st.
}. f. Williams, 1903 Snyder Ave.
S. A. Wolpert, 2017 South st.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
elect Music Inn, 4136 Market st.
Cunningham Piano Co., SID & Arch
Sts.
Geo. B. Davis & Co., $3.50 Lancastse
Ave.
Geo. b. Davis, 5207 Market st.
Luigi Giuliano, 404 n. Gath St
Ernest Hegeman, 4058 Lancaster Ave.
Lightbown's Music Shop, 622l Wood
land Ave.
VI. Grass, 22l 8. 60th st
VI. Grass. 5637 Chester Ave.
Melchiorri, Jewelry g. Music, 1850
Lancaster Ave.
4. NeshanIan, 511 s. Goth st.
O'Halloran, The Music Man, Z S Goth
st.
Widener's, 10 s. sd st.
Wilmer Music Store, 7l04 Elmwood
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It has been understood here that
Premier Behlen, of Hungary intended
to resign when the Dethronement Act
was passed.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

ABSOLUTELY ITNEQUALED NEW HOMES
s.om builder. Pret.;est street. Petworth IN
p.oved): lots 2nxl42: colonial concrete front
porch. 3 # Y 20 IT,: large rooms a bed
entrance bath. large pantry. French doors.
h.w.h.. electricity. mahogany and white trim.
stationary tubs. extra lavatOry. coal bins.
Price IS. $50. These values are unduplicata bls
Address Rnx 24S-I. Star office
Evening star., 1921-11-06
IN THE COMING .
BUSINESS I
DISTRICT.

A fine gemi-de tached brick house. c0ntainng
IL rooms and baths; hot-water heat and al
modern improvements.
Lot 7OxlsO feet, fronting on the coming
b,fkiness street: extends back to q wide paved
alley; brick garage, faces alley
The price-$3O, 0OO-is only little ovel
s. per square foot, including all improvements
Business is rapidly claiming this street
which in q few years should greatly increase
the value of the property. and II rented now,
for home or business, will pay a good return
on your investment. ...:
-. HERMAN E. GASCH,
1926 New York Ave. - .
Main 1850.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
FOR sALE-HOUSES
Continued.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED, MODERN TO
the minute: 6-room home in samls Addition: !:
porches, hardwood floors, bult-in garage. etc.
-.s KEYsToSE REAL ESTATE GO CO.; s.s .
5-7-S Gersnium st. NV. now ready for inspec-
tion Detached on lots 142 feet deep. One
6-room and bath colonial house. center-hall
plan icorner'; $3.50; On One s5room @ and bath
tive Groom aud batt house. SO. $50. Two SEMI
bungalow. erch with rwo bedrooms, bath.
living room, dining room. kitchen on first floor.
:. bedrooms. den and lavatory on second floor
$3.50. All are modern in every detail. with
open freplarrs. oak floors, hot water heat. gas
end electricity. The prices and terms that
Drive out 18Th st. to Geranium st. and turn
TO right. or phone Main 1870. ROBERT IL.
LEWIS. 9ol 18th st. uol. s975-J. tafter 9
STREET sOI=TnwEST.
Very desirable home of eight rooms and bath.
h.-w.h.. semi detached. bay window. sleeping
pore. hardwood Trim throughout, large front
day under $1,000. Will sell to a quick buyer
LOT S'''0 iSFs"" iFSKFasK" a. ne GfRsoSs. 1fasosss:
Main 21s. $40 Southern bldg.
CHEVY CHASE, y. L.
Strictly modern house: 8 rooms and baths.
on two floors; large living room; open fire
place; elec. lights; h.-w.h.: hardwood floors,
$1,000. 81 900 cash and 500 per month.
HEDGES g. MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 H street NV. Phone Main 102S.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c..
BARGAIN.
Positively tine. best buy in this delightful
suburb today. 8 large rooms. = baths: double
garage; de,ached slee1ing porch; everything
moiern: low price. easy terms. Address Box
ISL. Star office.
- HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
Il hrir > hail
tel mirror IN all the looms: open hr-plareS:
'-s'ory brick garage in rear /" left. alley
LARGE yard: perfect condit'o 'on: immediate Dus-
session: omen . :" q 1244 10th s.. Il W. I"
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE: BEAUTIFULLY
fuI niShed home on Harvard terrace. inriiding
Dodge sedan automobile: hn.s" con aims re-
ccpIion hall. living room with open fireplace.
dining room. kitchen and screened rear porch.
fCUr bedrooms bath. five large closets AMI
double sleeping porch and attic; maids room:
built-in garage; winters supply OF coal and
wood: hot water heat; electric light; furnish
ings include approximately $1,000 worth Of
oriental rugs: beautiful surroundings and Won
derful view OF park; lot. 1903 feet by 107. II
feet to I1-foot alley. Substantial cash pay
ment required
GEO. ". LINKINs Exclusive Agent
1719 st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE s-ROoM DETACHED FRANZ:
Evening star., 1921-11-06
NEW LISTINGS-
NORTHEAST.

S5,15O-Near 9Th and G SITS. Ne: attractive
window brick home Of large rooms and
bath; concrete cellar under entire house: back
porch: long back yard to wide paved alley.
81 900 cash: possession.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

COMPLETELY FURNISHED, MODERN TO
the minute. 6-room home In Samls Addition; !;
only $3.50: $1,000 cash. Has sleeping
pOrches, hardwood floors, built-in garage. etc.
Owner must sell.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

WINTER BUILDING STORAGE
$1,000 50: It, Finest Storage Space In Cay.
500 Rooms for HOUSEHOLDS Goods and
Merchandise.
Expert Packers, Craters g. Shippers
City, Suburban and Long Distarce Moving.
TSl. N. 6S45. Free Estimates. 1883 q st. nv,
". B. NOSES SONS, Iith AND N.Y.
Modern hrepnoof storage.
CLEAN, DRY STORAGE FOR FURNITURE
and pianos. Estimates cheArfully given. Con.
vtnient location. WkSCHLE3'S. $50 Pa. ave.
e.W. Phone Main l261.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

FOR SALE
Corner house in Columbia
Heights-NACANT: partly fur
nished; having 6 rooms and bath,
hot-water heat, elec. lights; i'll
good condition. Price. So.25ODO.
Terms. Sl.OOO.0O cash.
HARRY \. KITE.
Main 1876. 1914 X St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
FOR sALE-H0USEs
Continued

EACANT-3s SEATON NV. -iBET 8. CAP.
and lst, and II: very cnzy and complete
home: tsr and b. brick; room for garage: house
will he open all day working On premises); :;
will sell very reas unable and make good terms;
winters supply Of coal at u bargain.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

ATTRACTIVE s-ROOM DETACHED FRANZ:
house. on quiet street. in Mt. Pleasant: house
has porches. h.-w.h.. bath and gas; conven-
lent to bus line and both lines: lot 4Jxl2I
place for children. Price. Sl5.OOO. Owner.
Address BOX ljI-I. Star office. 6s
Evening star., 1921-11-06

ATTENTION, COLOREDl
Inspect these new modern
homes on Sherman avenue NV.
between Irving and Kenyon sts.,
containing E large rooms and
bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights, front and rear porches.
large yards to alley. Agent on
premises. For price and terms.
B. B. PINN,
712 Kenyon St. NV. Col. 5817.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
FLJItAi. IA -
J. ID. PAYNE. Auctioneer.
PURIIC SALE

]. u. PAYNE. Aucti ioneer.
PUBLIC SALE
On account Of other pressing business have
decided to discontinue the farming business.
and will sell. al PdbIic Auction. to the highest
Iiddrr. on my farm. known as III" .Eig2s
Farm. about ~ miles southeast Of Falls
Church. Oh the old Faiifax road. and near to
and adjoining the farms OF Dr. Graham and
Frank s. Pinch.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10. 1921.
Commencing at 10 am. the following per
sonal property: head Of Cows. 2 head of
Heifers, l 3-yea--old Colt. ! Brood Sow, 9
Shoats, l Grain Drill, l Double Corn Planter.
Mower. Hay Rake, l Disc Harrow.
other Single Plows. + set Double Harness.
Corn Shelters. Cutting Box, 40 Barrels Corn,
/ 900 Bundles Of Fodder. 4 or 5 Tons Pea Hay.
some Mixed Hay and other articles not listed.
Terms of Sale On all sums Of so cash will
be required: on sums over $50 credit of six
months will be given.
After the sale Of the personal property l
will offer for sale the Farm of
- "a ACRES OF GOOD LAND
Improved by good Groom house. large base.
nent barn, corn house. chicken house. wagon
house and other necessary buildings. The farm
is we'll watered. and has good orchard OF
many varieties of fruit trees. Terms of Sale
On farm. one-third cash: balance to suit pur-
chaser Farm must he seen to I've appreciate
A. H. BROWN, Owner.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
BUNGALOW, IN WOODRTDG

BUNGALOW, IN WOODRlDGE-
An attractive hve-rOOm and bath bungalow.
on one Of the choice streets; good heating Ing
.ad o ideal little home 70, the sman
FRANK A. Gibbons:
ONTARIO ROAD: ROOMS. 2 BATHS;
cash required: owner occupant Terms. Idea
'''e UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main S4l5. l4lO G st. NV.
WOODBRIDGE.
"A small home put up by builder for his own own
use. Nearly new bungalow on corner lot. high
elevation. within tive blocks of schools;
;; ;; rooms on one floor: good cellar and nttic: fire
place built-in freproof garage; xassed-in
. sreping and breakfast porches: This place.
materially less to purchaser who can make good
! Phone y. 363-W. 1925 Hnm!in vt. ne.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
. baths: very economical heating plant; elec
lights. Now vacant. In excellent con II Iion
j p,ice. $1,000. Reasonable FERNS Possession
| HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC: ,.
1884 H street NV. Phone Main 1O2s
| One oi the Very Best Homes
NEAR THE MONASTERY,
On Quincy St., BroOkland.
Built for a home and no expense was spared
TIoll0w-tile constructions; Spanish tile roof:
pOrches cement with inlaid tile; metal
weather stripped and screened from cellar IL
; ATTIC; hardwood floors throughout; French win
dOwk and Frencn doors throughout. First floor.
| living room, library with open fireplace. din-
| ing room. kitchen. tiled lavatory and toilet
| Second floor, 4 bedrooms q with hot and cold
! running water), tiled bath. Fruit cellar. A
beautiful lot with garage and variety Of tree
uud vine fruits
McLACuLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate department.. 10Th and q.
; Main 432. Evenings. North 3l3
Evening star., 1921-11-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES

BROOM BRICK; ANIL: hw. floors; open
freplaces: $11 900: terms. Owner. Girard
west Of 14th. Address Boz 105-lI. Star office.
DETACHED BRICK. GEORGETOWN, la
rooms. two baths: hot-water heat electric
lights: open freplaces; frst-class condition
throughout. Large lot set to flowers and fruit.
Brick garage.
Will make how price for quick sale; give
farm ~.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

CHEVY CHASE, u. c.
Strictly modern house. 8 rooms and . baths.
on two floors; large living room; open fire
place; elec. lights; h.-w.h.; hardwood floors
West Of Conn. ave-. south Of the Circle. Price.
$1,000. 81 900 cash and 500 per month.
HEDGES g. MIDDLETON. INC.
1874 II street NV Phoup Niain 1OoS
Evening star., 1921-11-06

NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE.
s-room house. hot WAFER heat; electric lshto.
nas been newly decorated.
1884 Rhode I>,Iud ave.
HARRY ". TAYLOR.
PhoR> OIL 1n7.. .Et3 18th nv.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

PARKS rooms, built-in gsraEs; vacant;
slo,75O for quick sale. OWNER. Col. s41s.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

! VACANT--PETwORTH rooms; steam heat:
cash: terms. Owner. Col. 1SGJ-W, evenings.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

CHEVY. CHASE BARGAIN. 81. e.. :
Only 81. .OO0 cash. Nine rooms and bath !:
detached shingle home in beautiful Chevy
Chase: screens, awnings; two-car garage: IN
stantap peous hot water heater. = E-s--
POSSESSION WITH DEPOSIT.
Only 81. 600 cash. e.
Raiance like rent.
owner must sell and will sacrifice.
WASHINGTON REALTY EXCHANGE.
Phone Main, 323S. 50 st. NV.
After ) O'Clock, Cleve. 1314-W.
FOR SALE-23 BRYANT ST. NE. JUST
east Of North Capitol st. cars; nearly new
six.room and bath, colonial brick house; con
crete~street and alley; open and ready to
move In $1,000 cash; balance, $50 monthly,
Including interest. Price. $3.50. Inspect To-
Il: fI' r, pEftoiH pEfoiHEhsrEIs CO.. 1si4 Z Il. a:~.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

;. All Goods Offered Are of Standard Quality
arspt
etnnhhn
e
in kngs
IS
opens A. ;cLsessP. Indud Saturday.
wi bco al day Election Day. November
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Transit Board to
Begin Its Public
Hearings Nov. Is
Order Directing Attendance
Served on so Traction
Companies and Officials;
d e | ay Is Explained

The Transit Commission will begin
railway and omnibus companies on
Tuesday, November Is, it was an
nounced yesterday. The order of the
commission directing the attendance
of the representatives of the railroad
and omnibus companies, was served
yesterday upon nearly eighty compa
nies and individuals representing those
companies, covering every street rail-
road in the city, with the exception of
the Hudson g. Manhattan Company.
The hearings will be held at the
commissions Offices at 40 Lafayette
Street. The examination of the COM
panies is likely to extend over several
weeks. Hearings will be held on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday of each
week until this particular phase Of the
work is completed.
The commission in its stateme mt
called attention to the fact that it had
announced three weeks ago the post
ponement of it's hearings until after
the election because of the tendency to
make political football" of its repor,
on the city tract on situation. "The
commission" the statement read, "is OF
the opinion that the subsequent course
of the campa gn has fully justified this
view. II has been convinced that any
attempt to develop the plan through the
medium of the proposed examinations
before the end of the campaign would
have been futile. AS the commiss on
has previously pointed out, its pro-
gram has nothing to do with current
politics, and it's action will not be af.
fected either one way or the other BY
the issue of the election"
The statement says that after the
completion of the public examination
to put the draft of it's plan in final
form for submission to the city author
tiles and to the several companies fol
the formal action Of EACH"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Stuyvesant Art To Be Sold
Antiques To Be Placed at Auc-
ton to Close Estate


Antique furniture and art objects
for generations in the possession sf
the Stuyvesant family Of this city
will be sold to close the estate OF
Gerard Stuyvesant at an auction com
mcneing November 8 at the Plaza Art
Tocms, 5 East Fifty-ninth Street
The furniture is mostly of French
period design. Included is a mahog-
any Empire armoire. with chiseled
ormolu mountings; several Louis XIV
chairs. four-post beds and cabinets,
two of the latter being French Expo
sision pieces. A collection of Meme
bron1es Of animal groups. ddamask win
dow draperies, old English crystal
glass and china and q group of rugs
also are available.
OF historic interest Is copy of the
commission of 1876 granted to Peter
Stuyvesant. A number of added
articles, the property of Mrs. William
Baylis. will be sold at the same time.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Figured Wilton Carpets

Imported and Domestic
approximately 1000 yards
All Of standard qualities they represent highest
Of the manufacturers fabrics
patterns many correctly
signed admitting of their rug fcIm.
Regularly. Observation-Disclosures per yd
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Plain Wilton Carpets

APPROXIMATELY 6,5UO YARDS
Imported and Domestca complete embracing
nine OF thu latest coiors
f1s In appearance
those in and Of variety
sslectioa In keeping with desired color scheme COLORS
Mouse Camel Tan Red Gray Gold Ivory Green
Regularly. per yd
Sale Price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2.75 per I'd.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Plain and Tnlaid Liroleurr,s

The increasing Of Lnoeum Because durability
Its cleanliness It's value cold has
resulted in the development Of many We
list below few Of these qualities
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Sloane Vacuum Cleaners

Years OF experience Specialists Coverings coupled
With unlimited experience IN the Of Household
fabrics instrumental In evolving Clea Of
domestic zze which, In Judgment Of
its typo
1t weighs but ~ pounds Is strongly simple
operation and with
beating or brushing device unnecessary.
thoroughly cleans but does not damage the fabric
Of satisfaction.
Price complete with Attachments, $500
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Plain Wide Chenille Carpets

approximately $500 yards
These popular fabrics obtainable
admit of either a complete covering
The coors. carefully dyed, all
artistic decorative requirements WIDTHSl2
without seams. COLORS-Taupe. Sand Mole Gray Gun
Metal.
Regularly $500 per yd
Sale Price 9.75 So I'D
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06


Design No. Description Sale Price
AL l333X Walnut Table. 2o"x34" e25.o0
A-1l19X Mahogany Table. 22"x34" 1893
A-1222X Table. 24s3e" sC.to
A-62O-X Bed. 3'6"x6A" ................ 7C.eo
A-2759-X Chifcnier H2"x4O".
A-s2o-X Enamel Bed, 36" MISUNDERSTANDING.
A-l546X Mahogany Vanity Dresser 1S"x4k". 49,. 1890
A-1loe-x Mahogany Eed. 35"
A-1157X Mahogany Bureau. 23NSEO" i5e.0O
A-l150X Mahogany Dressing Table. 21"a4S". 1900
A-15SS-X Mahogany Vanity Dresser le"x49".
Enamel Dressing Table. 22"x4S". l5o.oo
Ak Mahogany Dressing Table, 20"x44". $4,000
l-lS35X Mahc gany ChiEorobe 23"x38". 1880
Mahogany Dressing Table. 21"x4S". lS5.ee
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

Sea Island Cotton Rugs
with Fringed Ends
Suited either or in hath rccm
They obtainable In a variety cciorings
Size-Inches Regularly Sale Pres
~ x ~ $500 1928
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

Decidedly Attractive Prices on Sloane Furniture
Even These Days Of Widely Advertised Bargain Sale:
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New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Carpets and Linoleums
Plain Administer Carpets

approximately 10000 yards
Standard qualities sturdy In pleasing adjunct
to the best decorative schemes.
Unexceed for all purposes demanding
nc. COLORS-Natlral Gray, Pearl Gray Camel Blue
Sand.
Regularly s4.25 and s4.oo per yard
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

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Design Description Sale Price
A-2814-X Walnut End Table 29"x12~ e12.co
A2796-X Mahogany Tilt-Top Table. "a" dim 1900
A-279o-X Sewing Table Mahogany. 17'xl3"y25" 17c0
A-2703-X Sewing Table Nahogany. 2S"xl4"x29" 1880
A23o3-x Mahogany Tea Wagon. Drop eaf 2s"130" 2CCe
A-2369-X Nest OF Tables mahogany walnut. 3e.Co
A-29O3-X Oak Ocaeona Table 33"x33" l5e0
A-2l43-X Colonial Card Table ae~x36" 5o.ce
A-23o5-x Mahogany GateIeg Table. 3e"x44"... $500
A-27s9-X Mahogany Sofa Table eo"x2o" 55eo
A-2342-X Walnut Gate-Iee Table. z2"y36" GECe
A-2S25X Colonial Card Table 36"x3e" ......... .oe0
A-2742-X Walnut Refectory Table. f0>x2O" 7Ec0
A2343-X Walnut Catc-Lcg Table. hC"z42". sScc
A274lX Walnut Rcfccory Table. 72"x24". 1co00