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NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

Brother Boyd filled his regular
appointment here Sunday afternoon
MIR. and Mrs Skinner, Mr. and
Mrs +. A. Sims, Mr. and Mrs. John.
son and three little children; Misses
Logs Tubbs. Bess and Ted Sims
Thelma Hinson. and Messrs. Travis
Sims, Tony and Lester Sims, en-
joyed cream and cake in the o. L,
Sims home Saturday night
Mr.. d. c. Dean was a caller in
the J. r Hinson home. Sunday af-
ternOon
Mrs. w. A. Price and two chill
dren, /. b. and Floyd, spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Z. Hinson.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Jerden and
sons. Glenn and Bernie. spent Tues
day afternoon Of last week ia the
Hinson home.
Misses Artie and Bonnie Bond,
and Mr.. Craig Bond, spent Sunday
afternoon in the Hefipgton home.
Mr.. llamill llinson spent Friday
afternoon with Mr.. Ben Altman.
Messrs Harold and Dee Wood,
spent Saturday with Mr. Hamill Him
son.
Miss Frank Sims spent Saturday
night with Miss Oneita Concy.
Miss Octa Ray spent Friday night
with Miss Thclma llinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pcnnah were callers
in the W. A. Price home Sunday
night.
Messrs. Judson Spence, II. w. and
Newman Casey, attended the Primi-
tive Baptist Association at Rails FRI
day, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Everett Price spent Saturday
night with Mr.. Lorraine Einson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush and children,
returned Monday from a weeks WIS.,
II with his brother in Jones county.
Mr.. Melvin Ray spent Saturday
night with Glenn Jerden.
Mr.. Travis Tubbs was a caller in
the y. A. Sims home. Tuesday
night.
Measrs. Carl Ray, Lorraine Hin
son, Tom Iiamned, Harlan Smart,
Noel and Clifford lIcmbree. Pascal
Smart, prentiss and Sterling Jerden
and Russell Moon. spent a few days
last week fishing near Slatou. They
reported a good time and plenty Of
fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. "A. peychouse
md little daughter, Mona. and NJ.
md Mr.. ". H. Altman and amall
hlliren. returned Saturday night
rom tho cnnehn river. where they
peat the pasi week on a fishing
rip
Mis- Oota Ray spent aanda, nlsht
with NlH Opal HuIInH9Hs
Masses Ada snI NInnIa A|Iman
p1nl sunday 4IIflnnnn a|ih H|4als
l1I nla ani Ihl|ma NmaIl.
Mis-, Marie taasn nelnlls
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-25

Casey, Ted Sims and Mr.. Tony
Sims. visited Shallowater Sunday at
ternoon.
Mrs. Jones and children, spent
Monday in the Turmoil home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halves and daugh-
ter, Of town, spent Sunday after
noon In the ]. II. burroughs home.
Misses Eloise Jones and Jewell
Wood. spent Monday afternoon in
the Jerden home.
Mr.. w. y. Ray was a hasiness
caller "a Monroe and Abernaihy,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-25

men left, without supper 70 put out
these fires Il was II O'Clock at
night before the crew returned from
the fire north In the Elwood pas
cure.
Uls King IS leaving this week for
a trapping expedition on the Boyd
ranch he is being offered $500
per head for each coyote he kills,
as they are killing SO many of Mr.
Boyd calves
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-25

Forty years Of constant use Is the
best proof u the effectiveness Of
Whites Cream Nermifuge for en-
pelling worms In children OF adults.
Price S5c. Sold by City Drug Store
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-25

A candidates dca Of a firm and
lifelong conviction s what be thinks
viii be popular until after election
Ohio State Journal
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-25
to buy your

DR. Ferguson. I'm Conley Bldg, Is
etll making those splendid fitting
plates az fifteen dollars. Phone
535 5l-t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-25

on last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Artie Bond spent Saturday
night with Miss Effie Lexington.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-25

WANTED-Clean cotton rsgA
Bring them 20 the Avalanche and
get the cash for them Si-tf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
HOUSEHOLD GOODS


APARTMENT for rent by buying small
amount Of furniture, close in, reasonable
rent. OsaEe 2OA0-R
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FINANCIAL
BUsISEss oPPORTuN MITES


FOR SALE small Insurance agency
OsnEe Gs7s
FOR SALE or trade cheap largest stor-
age ana repair garage in Muskogcc. call
manager, phuuo 2JiA MuHkogse.
FoN sALE-Cabluct shop. shapers. band
saw, juiutcr rlp saw, lathe, etc good
s1'G wSi, on 11aI,dng 1,,, gooG ,oTp G9 Write
ron SALE so"tie' return tubular high
pressure steam boiler. with to-foct
stack. no CRATES. Hartford people now
allowing l2s pounds pressure Being re,
p,"'oI WIZ. aa'rge' '19'Pment clti,ea
Immediate shipment Address Cushing
Ice Co. Cushing. Okla.
FoR SALE mll'ard roo,a.. new and up
Price light. Phone Cedar 500 ~
FOR sALE-'rhc Iivest grocery store In
tho city excellent lucationi business run
over $1,000 IN tho month OF December.
Cash FOR stock and will accept paper on
fSturc1 can cedar 20b3.
GOOD restaurant Tor sale cheap II sold
at once 5Ol ~, First 81.
GOOD BUSINESS proposition in booming
oil town. bar and lunch room, 1850
cash. II. IL. korf box l2o. Br'itow.
Okla.
If you have money 10 loan or invest.
We pay SO interest and accept small
Gums ~ a good oonseryntiye financed
Institution, let u1 explain sur plan TO
You and let us list your property or
your business on exchange. citizen
National Loan a. Investment CO., 2Oi-
New Haven HllE. cedar 2Jgl.
PART of store with fixtures to man with
clean stock Of gcnts furnishings, not
partnership. good location. reasonable
rent. Only Americans need Rppy, Tor
particulars address 1905 s, Rockford.
Phone Osage sl57
PROFITS unlimited Ia poor mans great
oil discovery; water wells miles apart
flowing OH. new state government goul-
uEy predicted II. SO payment secures
unit contract In every dollar made. Ad-
dress 006 NJ, World
RESTAURANT for sale. doing good bust
ness. good location; owner leaving city.
san Francisco Cafe, llt East First 81.
SUBURBAN grocery, dandy neighborhood,
good lease. living quarters rent free;
best layout In town. Reasons for selling
other business. Usage 1896.
ro TRADE-I have one fourth Interest.
worth about 5000, In well established
manufacturing corporation In Tulsa.
that Will trade for equity in good real
estate either vacant or improved. Bust
meas In going concern and does busi-
ness over all OF eastern Oklahoma and
has excellent prospects Tor tho future.
VIII bear strict investigation Write,
stating nature Of your real estate ami
price OF same. II your price is right We
can do business Address Box 632-F.
care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

ANTED to trade Elburn piano FOR eH'
prefer Ford. Usage 2lbl-R.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

h"'N7-' MI hNiNhip "
ron Nttf Thtso rooms and EatiEo.
call cedar 49,.
ron HENr rhfoc isrEe. pleasant unfur.
niHh'd fporia close boz. Apply 20 W.
Fourth.
ron RENT rhroo uufufuiHhod rooms.
modern. hnlf duplex. r'ut Ay1t garage
tua-unlf block ~ two car lines. tuuuItr
lii' o. Nlnih or call OsoHe 2'o3 u
Rooms VIM HOARD 10
BOARD uuu room for two Iu private
home so wnekly pH7gr tIdt.
HOARD aud room 80 3is &c. Seventh. nIso
table board Usage a20a.B
CHEYENNE n, 1907 Meals. brrNkfBHt
ana O'Clock dlnucr OHugo tbGl
CHEYENNE, n, I2iiH room 'nl board In
private home, close in. Usage dtls
NiNTu ". 3al-Hpum aud board. gpfnRo
" desired, convenient Go Wuat Tulsa fo.
ftuufH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
FINANCIAL

NIHINTNh VFI'UNII NIIIFN n
ABSOLUTELY the best proposition IN
Tulsa. A brand now cafe, fine lnca-
tlou, but must sell az once. call AM
son. Usage 47tA,
DANDY little restaurant. cheap rent well
located, Price $3.50. $500 cash. balance
$50 month
4. " HOUSTON.
AON Security nldH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE--AUTOMoBlLf5
WILL TRADE 1921 Buick touring ca, ,he M
four or nve-room house on e"S'
Call No, l south Lansing 81 --..
WILL TRADE 1890 Ford sedan for rmyIa,
gage paper on Tulsa real esta''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

BOWERS FURNITURE CO., carries a
complete line % uphnlstering supplies
S, Cincinnati Usage 90oC
BUFFET. dressors library table. dining
table. chairs. gas range, heaters beds;
Will sell by piece and give terms to
reliable party. Usage 2677,
CASH PAID Tor your used furniture. Call
Usage 1850,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

WE WANT you 10 call us when ti
have anything TO sell. nothing tou a"'ii n
or too large IN furniture or hNlN'ss, ~ e.
you don't call you've lost money '''''
sO77
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nuLr wANrrp-vrMALE

THEY ARE BRING1NG THEM M
EMERY YOUNG. OLD or
MIDDLE AGEpi
Everyone knows what We meant
lts The World adsi They're bring
iug tham in So they can buy a pair
,l plain too ONfords. straight last
kid shoes iu black and tan, young
sports broguo shoes college boys
Euglish walking shoes or older boys
widrrtuo comfort shoes llut rruiem-
brr.#u none tttCd, No pair without
some SLIGHT defects and none but
what We win refund your money N
you do not say they are the great
eHt values ever sold IN Tulsa. The
prlce--wc are ashamed TO quote Il
but bring in this ud and sass ana
you can huy "a pair. Try Co get IN
TURK BROS
3ls u Main Store only
\, Void after lap, 10, 1888
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

WANT elderly lady To- keep house ami
care Tor child. Phone cedar Ssl, ask
for Mrs Fox,
NrED-Nhite woman nur general
Homework Apply ZOE South Eiwood
avenue,
AUTHORIZATIONS child's nurse.
white, must have referJnces, Usage
t97s
ANrEpr-ENperlruc,d white glrl Tor
general homework, must have refer
sucvs. Apply G3i L, twentieth,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

FOR SALE--Ftve rodpis OF new furniture
by piece or all together. Address 1915
8 81 I.nnla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

FOR SALE-Nins rooms Of nice furn turo
house for rent two blocks from r,st
office, rooms now renting Si9S Osas.
64sq
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wANTTD-nooMs on nOAnp

rHREE ADULTS dtsirc tu rent two Bd.
joining sleeping rooms ana plano. viii
exchange references Usage 3si8.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

ATTRACTIVE room iu steam hoatcd
apartment FOR rent thll cedar lOiI
pALTfMpHE. g. 1895 Well furnished
upstairs front bedroom ln private home.
references required. Usage 1851
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

FOR SALE Plano, gate-leg, leather and
Ciunau Usage alTB
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

Do YOU want" 'omT 7 am KolnE 20 sell
'ern. regardless Of cost or value; cooking
utensils az your own price, sewing ma-
chine, $3.50. dressers, tio.50, heaters,
$3.50; oil stoves, $3.50; stoveplpe, Sc
Joint; rugs SO, 81 and IS, library table,
s3GO; other tables, ~ to 50. cabinets,
:, tools, store fixtures, Fords; also a.
room house. No. East Brady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

FOR SALE Eight
furniture, upstairs
full; house newly
quick sale, Usage
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EMPLOYMENT
nELr -MNLr on rrNALE :,

GREAT future. men or women clean
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

FOR SALE-six rooms Of furniture, hous
for rent, close In, cheap rent 'sda
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
ROOMS AND BOARD

EOuALER q. iO9.rhrpe nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms, reasonable iu
permanent party with reference. uH1gn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

BOULDER, ~, b1i--rhree rooms OF rlr.
nlture for sale, laying hens and ben
house and wire, cheap. House may bs
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ROOMS ron RrNr--ruR>Isurp II

ATTRACTIVE front room for two grr''"
mon $3.50. tJs " second 81.
ATTRACTIVE front bedroom Tor gento.
men. private family, private entrance.
close IN. Cedar 0li.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

WANTED Room and board in pris
vate home, Tor two refined ladies'
employed, can furnish tho best "
references ana must have same
IN exchange. Address 0Oi NJ,
World.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
FRENCH PROPOSE TO CHECK
FOREIGN DIVORCES BY TAX
None to Be Granted Unless Applicants Have Lived in
France Six Months and Paid Income Levy but
Details Will Remain Secret

The tax idea alone, however is ex-
pected to be effective as bar 10 the
majority of fo' eign applicants. as in the
case of millionaire Americans 1t would
mean six months residence in France
and an additional 100000 francs or
more.
Meanwhile, 70 keep secret details OF
such divorces, several of which are now
pending. but not yet appearing in the
court records. the presidents of the
Seine tribunals have issued n circular
to all court employees prohibiting the
giving of any information concerning
divorces except to the lawyers dealing
with them, and then only with special
permission. The circular further de-
clares no details shall be revealed until
the case is actually heard and the decree
handed down for registry-which in
many cases prevents public knowledge
for weeks. often for months afterward.
The judges themselves also have de-
clared their intention OF falling back
upon a little used section Of French law
permitting them to grant a decree on
documentary evidence, instead of verbal.
which will eliminate the necessity for
even lawyers attending hearings.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
SULTAN'S WIVES ALL
WELL AND HAPPY
Latest Bride Takes Gifts and
Returns to Parents.

CoNsrANrrNoPLE, Nov. 81. (Asso-
cated Press) Officials Of the Sultan's
palace to-day received a radio message
from Mohammed VI, who fed to Malta,
inquiring after his wives. all of whom
he left behind. The following reply
to his inquiry was forwarded: "All are
well and happy"
The most anxious of the Sultan's har-
EN- is the young Crcassan beauty, a
daughter of the palace gardener TO
whom Mohammed VI was recently mar
RED. and upol whom he lavished ex-
pensive gifts. She has now returned to
her parents, who are in modest circum-
stances.
Turkish newspapers assert that the
Sultan took with him 100000 in cur
rency. n solid gold antique dinner set
vsiued at $250,000 and several hundred
thousand dollars worth of jewels as
well as a field marshars uniform.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
JUDGE SENDS SPEEDERS
TO MOTOR DEATH BURIAL
Six CleUeland Traffic Offend.
ers Get Object Lesson.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 21.-Sx convicted
traffic law violators were given an OBJ
ject lesson in the consequences OF reck-
less driving when they were ordered to-
day by Municipal Judge Saw!cki to at
tend the funeral of Catherine Gilmore,
Z, killed by an automobile Saturday,
Five of the men were also fined and
the other. charged with driving while
intoxicated. got thirty day Jail sem
tence, was fined $50 and costs and de-
prived Of the right 60 drive for one year.
The Rev. Father Haggerty. who de-
livered the funeral sermon, took as his
text the eighteenth chapter of st. Mat
thew, Take We heed that We harm not
even the least of these" and the Fifth
Commandment, Thou Shalt Not KILL
The New York herald., 1922-11-22

employed. some thousands of whom had
planned u demonstration tomorrow by
marching to Parliament to demand
relief. The Prime Minister has re-
fused to receive their leaders, referring
them TO the Ministries of Labor and
Health, which he says have full power
to act, and which will receive the d'pu-
tation. Scotland -ard has intimatcd
to the National Unemployed Workers
movement that the leaders of the pro-
cession will not be permitted TO APP
proach the House or enter the White-
hail area. The leaders. disappointed
say that the men themselves must de-
eide their course OF action.
Charge Plot OF Moscow.
The Pan Nal Gazette says the move
is an organized plan to provoke riot
at the dictation of Moscow, and a rev.
olutionary plot rather than a genuine
manifestation by the unemployed. 1t
says the chief aim Is not to get relief
but to Justify an immediate demand by
the Reds for money from Moscow.
without Which the Communist organi-
zation in this country is in danger OF
starving; and Moscow has refused to
pay moro money unless some big coups
were brought off to Justify it." a COLI
sion with the police Is feared. and heavy
reserves have been ordered to be ready.
LONDON, NOVEL, Associated Pres)-
The ejaculation 1--WE will smash all
this" shouted in broad Scottish accent
by one of the Labor members at the
conclusion of the ceremonies yester-
day in the House of Lords Is consid-
cred significant. The new Laborite
members are described by some writer's
as grim, stern, set men" to whom the
Scottish word dour seems specially
applicable. and they are credited with
intending to inject bit of ginger into
their party.
Macdonald was elected for Aberavon
the division of Glamorganside. by n
large majority despite the fact that
Mr.Lloyd George made a special journey
to that constituency to speak against
him and his war record, which the form.
er declared untitled him for Parliament
MIR. Clynes, while deprecating the ac
ton OF the Scottish members holding a
separate caucus professed his hearty
dislike for party quarrels and declared
his intention to cooperate Loyalty with
Mr.. Macdonald for the advantage OF the
party.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22

Special Gable TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, by THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, Nov. ~.
No divorce in Paris courts for foreign
ers unless proof can be furnished that
they have paid the current instalment
of French income taxes Is the latest
proposal TO halt the increasing applica-
tions OF numerous Americans of both
sexes, whose dollars are alleged TO buy
secrecy as to the actual details of their
actions for divorce, hiding serious causes
under the formal complaint that one or
the other OF the couple refuses to re-
sumo marital relations
1t Is understood that high court offlc-
ials who are not anxious to get mixed
in foreign divorce scandals are ready TO
give their support TO such n measure and
will urge that a law requiring proofs of
French residence. accompanied by tax
receipts. be enacted Some French law
yers, who are not specialists In Amer
lean divorces, are reported to be pre-
pairing n scheme whereby. in addition to
income tax credentials. applicants must
pay special fee of several thousand
francs into a fund for pcnsioned court
employees.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
LABOR PARTY PICKS
PACIFIST LEADER
Springs Surprise in Commons
by 0usting Clyncs for
Macdonald.
SCOTS PLANNED CHANGE
Conscientious Objector Lost
Seat in 1918 Because Of
War Record.
SCOTS PLANNED CHANGE

Special cable to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by TIE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
London, Nov. 81.
The Labor party gave the new Parlia-
ment it's first surprise to-day when it
turned down John r. Clynes I'D elected
ms it's leader James Ramsay Macdonald.
during the war violent pacifist and
opponent of all war. The vote was GIL
to Sc. and the competition so close that
lcbbles are already scenting a Labor
SPLIT, though the laborites resent any
such suggestion. Clynes was chosen
deputy chairman and Arthur Henderson
the chief whip outside the House until
lie can win a seat in the Commons. In
tho event of the Bopar Law Govern
ment meeting defeat the traditions of
Commons prescribe that the retiring
Prime Minister suggests to the King
that the leader of the opposition be
called to form a new Government.
The decision was reached after long
discussion, wherein the claims of both
Ciynes and Macdonald were strongly
advocated, but Macdonald found a pow
erful backing among the Scottish MEM
hcrs. principally newcomers. This group
Ieid separate meeting and perfect
their plans for the change before the
general gathering. They expressed their
Intention of forcing the pace" regarding
unemployment and housing, which La
Dor will make issues. Many of the new
comers regard Clynes as too moderate
, and passive when he conducts hight
on the floor of the House and refused to
listen to the arguments of his supporters
that he should be chosen as reward
FOR his two years hard work against
heavy odds.
Turbulent Political Career.
1t is generally admitted in Parlia-
mentary circles that Macdonald has
superior skill in Parliamentary tactics,
and If the party remains solid behind
him he will greatly strengthen the OPP
position. He has had turbulent politi-
cal career, being elected to Commons
by the LEICESTER district in 1906, and
serving till 1918, when he was rejected
by an enormous majority owing to his
wartime activities. He preached pa
cifism as, conscieptious objector and
urged and attempted to organize
peace by negotiation. which caused him
to be widely denounced. Many OF his
meetings were broken up by crowds
OF soldiers and workmen. He visited
Russia, where he appealed to the So
ciaists, and has been there since the
war in connection with the Information
ale He was defeated for Parliament
again in 1921. He is tremendous
worker with a powerful voice and ready
flow of language. and has proved an
adroit and bold leader. Clynes Is no
orator. but is a tactician, and Is greatly
respected in the House by his oppo-
ncnts as we'll as followers.
Commons was busy swearing in Its
members this evening when Lloyd
George entered to take the oath. and
was cordially greeted by the handful of
members present. He seemed in the
best OF spirits.
The Bonar Law Government Is
adopting a firm attitude towards the I'M
The New York herald., 1922-11-22

Y. G. j. OLOAlNE
I'll AVENUE AND FORTY. SEVENTH STREET NEW YORK
1t is intention o make this
THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE
RNISHINCS THAT WE HAVE EVER CONDUCTED
We felt d; Sale embracing % quantity and a Of Art
nishnga s''' WIN ''' 'f'''' ~'' D@''' '''''''
WereN Not
Collections @ as @ d & fs s purposes os bu vae ' the ' regular "f
Carefully sleceda o Knoen
Embraces
@ ss' oc sss Fssns sH % psa1s or % HSn d sr5 % ros
Of fuusein the 6nstdecor eShene
%'ss2pSs1Sss s s z t % n @ frankly % tx s % s % pS i's p % an expert
MSDasS " .sssS aSssssaE g a % s ms % a " n % % sSs @ %
mateeo srp%s which e a inspiration
Which W. s $ s 's s ' % ' s ;sa s ] ' ,i ' for a 1 s % SH ; r @
Sensible and Desirable Christmas Gifts
Bed Rooms pieces pieces ss5oooo
: s' Table. ; Ell % !$:. &C.: Stand. s: Sc: s:
We also dlectate
DOMESTIC RUGS
in quantity variety
ns ss % % with s,. s & E Tss all Of ,5sIen % as located are on found a a % ss
$ S; !:: II; ] ] vs.: :''': S.: '';s e
HANDwOvEN ORIENTAL RUGS
Agretva
of ese distinctive floor The voraby
withth best domestic x #
Other al Prprhonate
ngha has our
SMALL ORIENTAL RUGS
II s'' s':@sS"i %5s:
esewher o character
nd
CARPETS-PIAAIN FIGURED
Plain and Figured Carpets
patterns
:s::' g: &C. !s' $::
Axmmia 75o yd
Carpet f- f. and1 fl in Witon,
Angoa, Velvet md Chenille from$ t asq yd
IINOIEJMS
InlidI dInoleun sinl 81 q N
The New York herald., 1922-11-22

Special Cable to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by TIE New York HERALD.