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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-18
nor THFIEID
RIVER ton

TWO desirable houses win Earo-.,--,--
lots; on shore road, 20 minutes fTorII ARG q,
la ntIc ON: easy terms from AT
KENNEDY. 400 ;. Van Pot 81
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

PUBLIC SALE--Improved 3s-acre farm FOR
charles Is. Wismer, Saturday, April 30:
~ ESQ; located within I mile Gratersford
station on Philadelphia and Reading Rail,
way; mile TO Perkiomen River. with good
bathing and fishing: convenient 70 college
vile, Philadelphia trolley and Norrtstown'
- miles central Philadelphia: coy S'room
buildings; Ice dam; silo; superior soil
stream; popular-sized farm with pleasing
fea tureF obtainable et real public sale price.
Detailed circular. with photos, through
REESE & LGNDERArAN, agents. e. c.
Airy st. <orrIRtOwn.
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FINE OLD COLONIAL ESTATE

For sale at public auction ir' front of
courthouse door. Chestcrtown, l\cnt Iounty
1 a. m. and II m. one Of the best farms
on the Eastern Shore; an ideal we'll kept
distaf,e 10 county seat and resorts on Ches-
u peaEa bay; n CommOdiOus brick build
Ing, with necessary outbuildinsS. Summaries
barns. etc. close to railroad, schools
churches and village; most desirable
place In every respect. contains 200 acres.
HOPE H. BARRObl"
rrnatee
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building Io,s. Factor, si,,s r,c
BAL,


49, RAlA FE.-Semi- detached. rms and
bah electric lights. hot.air heat; $500
NtGH : QUINN latG Columbia
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ATTi'Ai TIA ELY uru'srd; y rooms a.,
,tn,, baths, minute from ST. Martins S..
Imioneri '@!5 per month. Phone Chos,,'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-18

PUBLIC SALE l2.acre country place for d
W Soda saturday, April 23. at . 30 cor
iuregqus Gwynedd Valley. mile to Phua truI
ley and Bethlchem pike at SpringhOusc. =
miles from h"n,vnn station on main Phila &
ReadIUG 4 miles borough AmpIel .
miles TO Three Tuns or willow Grove Park;
stuccoed dwelling. with modern bath, hot,
water heat lighting system. pressure water
system, hArdVnod noors wide porches; lawn.
shrubbery. nNa' barn, garage, superior soil
fruits, hlRh-,lhss social suTTOundings. show
AID Obtalnabe at pre-war price Detailed
circular. photos through REESE & IINDER
MAN agents r g. Airy st.. NorristOwn
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ApDEN% dwelling cen'rr hao, H@uS room
.-a frrp0s.~. 4.nlnG room, l.t0h"n. g,T
g., bedrooms 'led hath $500 cas7, 81
n'rN GEO. j. NAE$ES I-ul ru,s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-18
NEW JERSEY FARMS
COMMUTERS EARN & HOME

Five acres. with MAGNIFICENT modern bunsa &.
trio lights city gas open fireplace. etc:
other buildings are long poultry house and
garage for cars: fruited 70 1So pear. 90
rasph.rIN,s. baeksarrio., rEIbarb cut-
rants, gooseberries and asparagus; owner
farm tools at low price OF $4,000; easy terms;
fully described with photo. page 0. illustrated
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.IrDIN-l}eru,l4 V-rr.u. h,4Se c.. ,.r
-,uI-nooy. : .cr.s r.ch sa, fru't aoe co.,
srrl, sur C..u..U'"- $3.50. .n".half cash
GETTY ~ : '3'h 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-18

NEWLY built stono-and. .stuccy bungalow
asbestos roof; \ rooms ar1 bath. bot,
water heat electric light. hardwood floors
close to train and trOllnv; 20 mlnu'rs from
I'road St Stat!-n. on Media Division For
inspection apply JEROME II JARDELLA.
jR.. 1920 Chestnut st
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i12. 500 = PRIVATELY Bt'ILr STONE
House ch,mb"rs 3 hathq, Car ga,
" alter S sutherland nala.Cynwyd. Pa
:! !ico-ANAli4NNLE At short notice. near
rain stO-cg. ,hurrhcs, schools WALTER
St'rHERi.ASp Ra'a-Cynwyd pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-18

FOR RENT-55Oo So It. in modern I-sior-,o
Huto-Oody shop painting and trimming: raii
oond siding, riverfront: central; concrete
floors, no pillars; can be sub-dlyidod 49, ~
ANAL shops or warehouses; suitable d,aS
s,orase or manufacturing; reasonable rcnt!
short or long terms: Apply your own broker
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-18

TINE 70 buy beautiful home. large LOT, ?
fronts, house, front and side porches; u
r'ors large closets tiled bathroom, stable
and garage, ceIidren's PLAYHOUSE; chicken
house, old trees Ncar station. so trains
dul@. Wayne and Hrosd al: price reason
go q. rn ar"n,- ".UIn.raGon hv appoint
ue"t. a 30l ledger office.
MAIN LINE P-una Railroad. modern al
ulgtlve ouunlN hnm" Win stone man
EOu house. ~ fOuWS Rnd ! zths ClPry
grornd c"ntair7 about acres
THE l.AMD TITLE 4 TRuST CO
MR.. WALKER. DGV-d aHI Chestnut sta.
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NEW JERs Fl-SrAsUoRE

An ATTRACTIVE PROPOsITiON F0N
Two houses IN separate parts OF Sea Is,c
TX, " osauiIfulIy located. completely fur.
WIvsTs' Was oreaur t3 n'9re m, no agents Phone
Val. HOil - BeI S.yT "
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7S ACRES WITH STOCK

Near Atlantic City markets; 80 acres fine
tillablc land; 20-acre meadow. pasture on
river front. 10 acres timber: fruit brought
$500 last year; good 2-stOrY house, excel
lent condition: large barn. poultry houses,
corncrib. wagon shed. garage, pigsty. work,
shop, etc; quick buyer gets pair horses.
hogs, poultry. incubators, wagons. har-
ness. fun line farm MACHINERY and growins
full details and Illustrated catalogues Farm
bargains Throughout the Entire state call
or write NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY
S37 c. Real Estate Trust Bids. Fhtla., Pa
FIVE.acre farm with nice house. barn,
poultry houses. plenty OF fruit and berries,
horse. wagons farming implements. poultry
and other equipment; house lighted by el"c-
tricity; for further particulars write or
phone. d. +. HENDRICKSON & CO.
WOODBURY.. y. ].
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NEAR EAGLEsMERE
BROOKIISE

FOR RENT. furnished. May. .~ctober, bunga
low rooms; every modern convenience
garage; large lot; 30 minutes IN city Hall
rental 800 per month. Gail Fibert 55Sn
and d.
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OTIICEs nIsINEss nnnM. ,,.r.

SMALL OFFICE or des; room wanted rsT
tral business section. not over 3IO nr
month. 4 392. Ledger Onpe ''
NANI#D-Furats'ed office en- suI,r pr,v
waiting rm vicinity Broad ana Chrsin,,,
HhHH' INI business, a 9GN. Ledger OfFC,.
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TONS RIVER

TOMS RIVER. y. "A summer hom. rc,,I,.,
Duilt Tor sale, . rooms and bath; also ~.
rasc ,mlnIteS 10 train, BeachwoOd and
WV. BECkEn- LakewaoA 81 w. MILIe
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CAPE NAY COURT HOUSE

u htNGAlDW Seven rooms. bath; electr
.oGeSt Ter nulbuNdlngs. l3Xi2; lot 75K60
$500, J. l433 IedEer Office
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

TEN ROOM eurn.sGc4 cottage on cent,
ave. a. hGth ~ A 23S. Ledger Office.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
pENNsyLvANA-sUpURnAN

AMBLER TERRACE, AMBLER. PA
choice building lots In the best section Of
Ambler, various sizes. location hiEh. ali
improvements, macndam roads. trolley
and railroad service, pure spring water.
gas and electric lighting: free to each
purchaser OF lots, deed for the lot
o. lots purchased. together with title in.
s,,r Sur SnSs S,icE Vi We N%pttis,o"n % Iitie IN
~ certain building conditions and restrlr.
IONS. Particulars R1NGE RlNGE O2D
Ihestnut ~. owners and developers
70 CLOSE An ESTATE coun-
try place. = mile frcm West Chester, Pa.
or trolley line, l6-rOom house. all conven.
innoes, two laboratories on FIRST floor 3 bath
rooms on second floor bathroom on third
Il -. garage for sa's, room ror man:
stab,e for 2 horses. electric light and
ltow Of BrRnlywlne Hl,, and tho Welsh
Mountains fine hunting easy distance Of
Philadelphia
DE NANANn KANE Nns. nhnstn- pa
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EIIiINS rARk


VACANT ground. Montgomcry ave-. T6xlTs
good Io"at.on t3iO". Glenn. 1917 Columbia
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CnIIINGDALE
C'SSN ND

f,7j0-22O Pussy ave. : rooms. al cor
..l GUyl .. HAhi.AS. $50 Main ST bar
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Factories. Warehouses Mfg Floors

''''I"I ~ W ItIFIUWtFH Wiz TTOOTs
MANCFACTURER desires 5000 fee, eo,r
, space, between Front st. and Trenton ave
r:fie ave, and L@hSh ave heat and novycr
II aEai!a Die, not essential 10. t. @
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-18

rOtNTRY SEAT ana farm Of the late
CpUes COlsmsn; rs acres. 5000 feet on
stRte road raltimors pihcl, WAwa Del Co /:
,nln.'r pr"Scss'on JAMES ", LAWS
VlS LU.id Iille Bldg.
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W. GORDON SMITH
MOORE
PEI.II An
RNIlI

81 i,5oo-ScrU. .te'arhed s'ono dwg central
h's'. baths garage, near EpEal Station;
ross. iln" Va t.- ' .\Ehty, 20+0 y 2ath.
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' ERf aiT-a i've cub and boathouse at A,H
ION. y. J. baths electric lights, open nrr
places. etc. hargalr
SAML,Eh " GNvr.Fv 1909 Pine st.
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Philadelphia
Nn nANANn KANE. Wns, rheste- p
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'3IO.V|I DEI IIlED DaTE, st0ne hoUso
.1rg yrr. LOT. Gear garage WALTER
~ THEELAND Ba'a-CvnwNd. "a
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OAK LANE
0 A K L A N I

STONE OR BRICK DwELLING
: E%yr %Sy,TroEI?E, WgTiTm, W. EoECtI; ,GrnNrGM,-
ASH TURCHASE, " AGENT,
\ JOHNSON. 1901 WlDENER BLDG
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NII.IlI 1

; ,IUO--3 sqs. 90 station rrrs.. a.. 'mI
TRA$k Jrnkint0%r J., OEYn'7 -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-18

an acre Ct land with space for cair. lima! ',.IIa!
. Main 81. suit florist 0o"'
J. \. PATTERSON. 100 s I5TtI CIR
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STONE Colonial house. IA rms. 3 baths |
3 pOrches modern. with stone garage.
Sor cars; very fna elevation; southern
exposure. See any RealtOr or
KERSHAW & CROWL
5-l5 chestnut 81 Phone Belmont g6Sa |
CRESCENTNILIE

QuICK SALE BARGAIN
Modern IO.-oon home indlydlal Sararc.
. rsyrr occupied, 5T42 st. ,nnleHiCnt 10
. '~iir. trolIey. schools. ,tr SaS5U W
EDW. NJ. GRAHAM :? s5rS,. = R-2,a -2,t
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MI. Pul'uNn
RONnOROIiiIl

FOR RENT-Attractivc furnished cottages
and bungalows with improvements
+. y. Merwin. MT. POCONO. pa,
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lF IT'S an Investment you arc looking FOR
ma. Ia yorr hsat hue. 4 "a rCor, So. :,
F'ors. easily charged At small expense into
apartments, fvcs and q three located in
I've Main Limo town. whsre apartment
go IN good demand. no brokers 4 3O7.
l. edgar Office
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AVALON

ll7 GRAMMERCY PLACE 8lO.3i2 CaspIar
, oSSooe apartments y. A Minnick, realtor
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A. IL cOPELANn

THREE STORY frame, bedrooms no,
wat~-; aas. electricity. 5O-toot lot: grapes
"a -den: half block Route 40 Z blocks y
ard r 10000, half cash 100 Llnwood ave.
GLensIde-
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MUST RUSH PEACE
Republican Leaders Fear
Further Delay on German Pact.
Harding May End Battle by
Executive Proclamation.

Washington, June S.-The sugges-
ton that President Harding end the
controversy between the house and
senate over the form of the resolution
restoring peace with Germany, by is
suing an executive proclamation de-
claring the war ended, is being enter
tanned by some legislative ''best
minds" who do not relish the pro-
spective pickering over the matter in
congress a4e.4-z
If Harding, without waiting for con-
gress to settle the sQuabble- as to
whether the Knox resolution of the
senate or the Porter resolution of the
house is better, would take matters
into his own hands he would be act
ing ENTIRELY within his constitutional
powers, it is commended. Congress
could legislatively back him up later.
it is pointed out, by adopting a reso-
luton embodying the language of his
proclamation.
Every day that passes without ac-
ton on the peace resolution bears in
upon Republican leaders the fact that
the delay is becoming more and more
a matter of comment and criticism
thruout the country.
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7. H. S. TO GRADUATE $50
Diplomas VIII Be Presented Friday
Night at Auditorium.


The largest class ever graduated
from the Topeka high school will be
presented with diplomas Friday eve
ming at the city auditorium. The
number of graduates, including the
February and June classes, will ex-
coed $50, according to Principal R. r.
Cook. There will be at least 210 in
the June class and the fifty-five in.
the February class will join the COM
mencement program of the June class.
Following the custom of the last
several years, there will be no COM
mencement address. The music de-
partment of the high school will fur
nish a. program. H. w. Bomgardner,
president of the board of education,
will present the diplomas.
To an even greater degree than last
year will the costumes of the girl
graduates depart from tradition. Last
year the graduation gowns were of
pastel shaded organdie, but were not
allowed to be brighter than a pastel
tone. This year the color of the
gowns was left entirely to the indf-
vidual girls, and it is known that
many of the colors are to be gayer
than the pastel shades. Tomato"
"jade green,' flame color" burnt
orange, apricot, and other cheerfully
bright colors are expected to make
noticeable splashes of color in the
graduation landscape, from the reports
of the sweet girl graduates on their
choice in gowns.
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Chenille Bath Rugs
Vogue Grass Rugs

oven rugs, with fabric centers and coored borders
hes 4x7 size special So. 98
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ROCK ISLAND CLUB MEETS
Many Prominent Officials Speak at
Family Conference Here.

In spite of the torrent of rain,
forty-four members of the Rock Is
land family in Topeka and division
officials of the Kansas division at
tended the second dinner and meeting
of the Rock Island club held at the
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night.
The meeting was the last which will
be held until September, it being the
unanimous opinion of the club that
the dinners should not be held during
the summer months.
E. F. Strain, division freight agent
at Topeka for the Rock Island, acted
as POSTMASTER, introducing the vari
Gus speakers, including c. B. Pratt,
division superintendent; j. E. Du
Mars, assistant attorney general; P. L..
McGue of Wichita, divisional freight
agent; F. P. Wilson. superintendent
of fire prevention; Miss Margaret Nc
Givern, of the telegraph office at To-
peka, and Webb Disney. clerk in the
yards.
Topeka has taken the lead on the
Kansas division in the organization of
the club, and will be followed in the
near future by Harrington and Wich-
tia, Superintendent Pratt said.
Du Mars expressed the wish that
the public might be admitted to
closer understanding of the problems
of railroading, in the interest of better
relations between shippers and trans
portation agencies. Du Mars pointed
out that farmer, who has acquired a
clear title to a good Kaw Valley farm,
and has accumulated property to the
value of $4,000 or 100000. if he
invested his entire holdings in rail-
road equipment, would have money
enough to buy one of the engines
which operates along the line ad-
joining his property-'without enough
money left to oil 'er up and fill the
tender with COAL" Du Mars declared
that a realization of the tremendous
responsibility which is being carried
by the railroad men would go far
toward a better understanding with
the public.
A letter his been received by w. c..
Cartilage, permanent chairman of the
clubs executive committee, from J.
E. German, president of the Rock
Island, congratulating the Topeka
employees on their enterprise in the
formation of the club.
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1Sx36nch 1918, each.
27x54nch $6 co. each
3ex72nch $1,000,
4Mx7A $685.
regular s2S each.
sx10 regular s41 co. each
s91 each.
$102 30, each
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Bedroom Furniture

1-4-Piece Brown Mahogany Bedroom
Suite. consisting of 50-inch Dresser, Chit
forette, Dressing Table and bow front Bed
formerly priced $725.00. special. .$467.5O
1-4-Piece American Walnut Bedroom
Suite, formerly priced M$70s.U0. spe-
elal. S4o6.oO
1-4-Piece Ivory Bedroom Suite. con-
sistinf of Dresser, Chifforette. Vanity
Dresser. bow front Bed, formerly priced
$4,000, special. .$342.5O
1-4-Piece Ivory Bedroom Suite, con-
sisting of Dresser, Dressing Table, Dress
ing Table Bench and Bed. formerly priced
$4,000, special. ........... .S237.5O
1-4-Piece Mahogany Bedroom Suite,
Foster Colonial style, formerly priced
$650.00, special. ......... $SJs.5O
1-3-Piece Brown Mahogany Bedroom
Suite, consisting of Dresser Chifforette
and bow front Bed. A very fine set, for
merly priced s615.00, special. .$426.5O
American Walnut Vanity Dresser,
with wing Mirrors, formerly priced
$4,000, special. .$69.50
American Walnut Semi Vanity
Dresser, formerly priced $4,000. spe-
cfaI. .$4doU
Golden Oak Dressing Table with wing
Mirrors, formerly priced $1,000. spe-
clal. $xO.OO
Birds Eye Maple Dresser. 44-inch
size, formerly priced $500, special $3.50
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SEND CLOTHING TO PUEBLO
Shawnee County Chapter OF Red Cross
to Aid Flood Sufferers.

The flannel nightgowns, which the
Shawnee county chapter of the Red
Cross has been asked to collect for
the use Of flood sufferers in Colorado.
have been gathered and were shipped
today, along with other articles of
clothing which were brought in with
them
Miss Tillie Hairgrovesv visiting house,
keeper for the Topeka Provident as
ISOLATION, will leave within a short
time to do social work during the re
construction at Pueblo, and has been
released from her work here for q
term of six weeks or two months.
It is expected that the Shawnee
county Red Cross will be asked to
give other articles of clothing and to
assist the stricken district in other
ways, in the near future.
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REPUBLICAN CHIEF DIES.

National Committeeman From Ken
lucky En- Route Home In Funeral Car.
washington, June s.-The body OF
A. T. Hert, Republican leader. today
was en- route back to Kentucky on @
special car which left Washington
late last night.
Hert, national committeeman from
Kentucky, died suddenly here late yes
terday while discussing with friends
affairs connected with the meeting of
the national committee here today.
President Harding and cabinet
members sent messages Of condolences
to Mrs. Hert. T. z---ssz-zsx-xsz =
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Rag Carpet

quality suitable
Rugs and LAO yard special, yard 79c
Rag Rugs pink blue yellow gray
broken follows
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IRE at Very Attractive Prices
10 the June Clearance Sale
find of the
to Furniture me to

Living room FURNITURE
1-3-Piece Karpen Tapestry Living
Room Suite, formerly priced S550.00, spe-
1-2-Piece Karpen Tapestry Living
Room Suite, formerly priced s405.00, spe-
c1al. $237.5O
1-3-Piece Karpen Brown Mahogany
Cane and Velour Living Room Suite, for
merly priced $S50.0a, special. -. .$195.00
1-3-Piece Karpen Brown Mahogany
Cane and Velour Living Room Suite, for
merly priced $4,000, special. -. .$222.50
1-3-Piece Karpen Brown Mahogany
Cane and Velour Living Room Suite, for
merly priced $4,000, special. -. $4,000
1-3-Piece Brown Mahogany Cane
Suite, covered in Silk Damask, formerly
priced $4,000, special. $4,000
1-3-Piece Karpen Decorated Fiber
Living Room Suite, covered in Cretonne,
formerly priced $4,000, special. .$116OO
1-3-Piece Antique Oak in Tapestry
Suite, formerly priced at $4,000, spe-
c1al. $ISo.00
Karpen Brown Mahogany Cane and
Velour Davenports, formerly priced 5000,
special .$1UO.UO
Brown Mahogany Cane and Velour
Wing Chair, formerly priced $4,000, sPe-
claI $3.50
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Dining Room Furniture

<
1-9-Piece Dining Room Suite, Brown
Mahogany, consisting of Buffet China
Cabinet, Table, Host Chair and Side
Chairs, formerly priced $4,000, special
price, .$495.UO
1-9-Piece American Walnut Dining
Room Suite, Charles II design, special
ing Of Buffet, China Cabinet, Table 1
Host Chair and 5 Side Chairs, formerly
priced $725.00, special. ...... .$4S3.50
1--66-inch Queen Anne American Wal
nut Buffet, formerly priced $175.00, spe-
clai. $IZS.oO
1-60-inch Queen Anne American Wal
nut Buffet. formerly priced $225.00. spe-
clal- $163.5O
1-60-&nch Golden Oak Buffet. former
ly priced $4,000. special $3.50
1-50-inch Fumed Oak Buffet. former
ly priced $4,000. special. $3.50
.1-54-inch Fumed Oak Buffet, former
Iy priced $4,000, special. .$1IS.5O
1-4S-inch Fumed Oak Buffet, former
ly priced 100000. special. $67 so
Fumed Oak China Cabinet, formerly
priced $3.50, special. .$465O
1-s-ft. by 54-inch Round Fumed Oak
Dining Table. formerly priced s7e.oe, spe-
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