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Evening star., 1925-11-12
FLYERS LIFE PAWN,
BAUCOM DECLARES.
War Time Air Observer Calls
Lack of Trained Mechanics
Menace to. Service.

Capt B. V. Baucom. tactical unit
section of the Army Air Service and
an outstanding observer of the World
War, gave testimony yesterday after
noon designed to substantiate Col.
Mitchell's statements that the lives
of airmen are jeopardized because of
unframed and unSkilled mechanics
and that they were used as 'pawnS'
when ordered to fly 90 miles out to
sea in land planes to participate in
the battleship bombing test off the
Virginia capeS.
Capt. Baucom, who flew more than
100 hours over the enemy's lines as
observer with Lieut.. II. c.. Erwin,
which pair formed the crack team Of
Erwin and Baucom," also declared
anti-aircraft fire never prevented him
from carrying out his mission. Only
one plane, to his knowledge, was shot
down on the entire front by anti-air-
craft fire, he said.
The witness declared that the lack
of trained mechanics lis bound to
ieopardize the lives of the .airmen."
In the battleShip bombing tests he
said, his pursuit squadron, of tiny
planes with small fuel capacity, un-
derwent extreme hazards" in the
maneuvers, and that on the return To
their base two ran out OF fuel Just as
land was approached. Ihey would
have been lost if the supply had been
exhausted five minutes earlier, he
added
Col c. o. Pierce, Quartermaster Re
serve Corps and in charge of person
mel records in the office of chief
OF Air Service, said IS Air Service Of
tlcers of the rank of first lieutenant
and over had resigned the Army
since 1920. He gave detailed figures
Oh the classifications of the pilots and
casualties.
Representative Reid then brought to
the stand Henry Rawson, metal eX-
pert of the Bureau of Standards, and
drew from him the one statement that
calcium chloride has a corrosive ef-
feet on duralumin." The object Of
this testimony was not revealed by de
Tense counsel, but it Wfs hinted that
it would be used later in connection
with the Shenandoah disaster Cal
cium chloride is an "anti-freeze" solu-
ton placed in airplane motor radiators
and duralumin was the metal frame
work of the dirigible
Boredom is the complaint for those
who have nothing else to complain
a hpIIt
Evening star., 1925-11-12
WAR ON HARD COAL
OPENED BY PUBLIC;
INDUSTRY MENACED

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Question of Distribution to Be
Considered Tomorrow.

The committee on retail trade of
the Washington Chamber of Com
merce, under the craftsmanship of
Isaac Cans, will meet tomorrow to
consider the question of coal distribu-
ton in Washington. While there is
a sentiment in the chamber that the
distribution of coal can be best handled
by practical coal merchants who have
had years of experience in this line
the question will be thoroughly dis
CuSsed.
\ subcommittee of the committee
on public safety, under the chairman
ship Of Jerome Fanciulli, will consider
the recommendation made by Director
Eldridge that trucks be limited in
their load to the capacities marked on
them by the manufacturers. The
limits placed on trucks equipped with
solid and pneumatic tires and the
proper classification of trucks with
cushion tires will also be discussed
Evening star., 1925-11-12
HONORS UNKNOWN.
Countess Of Limerick Lays Wreath
on Arlington Tomb.

The Countess of Limerick of Kent.
England, placed a wreath on the tomb
OF the Unknown Soldier at Arlington
Cemetery yesterday afternoon as a
special tribute from the people of
Dartford, England The largest Ameri-
can hospital in England during the
World War, the 37th Bas Hospital,
was located at hartford, and. accord
ing to the Countess, .'the staff and
patients OF the hospital alike, endeared
themselves to the people of that place
in a manner which will never be for
gotten"
The Countess is visiting tits coun-
try as the guest of her son-in-laW
James c. Brady of New York City
and made a special trip to this city
to execute the mission with which she
was charged by the people of Dart
ford.
Wednesday is regarded as an un-
lucky day by the Alsatians and is
never chosen for wedding.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Boredom is the complaint for those
who have nothing else to complain
about
Evening star., 1925-11-12

One of the stipulations in the oper-
ating agreement granted by the gov
ernment of Costa Rica for the install
lation of telephone lines in San Jose
is that the company shall install
only modern equipment
Evening star., 1925-11-12
Y. VI. /. Claim First.

a movement has been started to
create n memorial college TO Gen.
Jackson No other college has the
claim on him that the Virginia Mill
tary Institute has, and | am sure
that Jackson himself would prefer the
old school whose eightysiXth ami
yerSary we are celebrating tonight
10 be his memorial
Maj. Gen. Eli y. Helmicll, inspector
general of the United States Army,
was also one of the principal speak
ers. Gen. Helmick, who has just re-
turned from an inspection tour of the
colonial possessions of the United
States, stated that the greatest thing
today about V. NJ. I. and similar
military institutions is that they are
the greatest safeguard against rad
icalism and bolsheVism.
Il am sorry to say" Gen. Helmlck
stated that l have found a serious
trend of those isms' that threaten
our country today springing up in
many of the colleges and schools. II
is. therefore, that | look to V. NJ. t..
Culver, West Point, Annapolis and
schools of a like nature where disci-
pline, patriotism and sound reasoning
find such good expression to protect
our Nation from the powers that
would destroy it,
Col. C. c. Collins, graduate of Y. NJ. l..
and newly appointed chief surgeon OF
the Philippine Islands, was the next
speaker. He praised his alma mater
and declared that it 50 adequately
fitted men for all walks of life that
he had found everywhere Y. NJ. !.
men were accorded the highest
privileges and honors.
David Mead Lea, president of the
local CHAPTER presided. later turning
the chair over to Stuart b. Marshall,
chairman of the arrangements for the
smoker. Other members of the com
mittee were II. NJ. Lloyd, w. A.
Roberts and Sam a. Syme.
Efforts will be made by the officials
Of the chapter TO have the V. NJ. l.
Cadet Corps brought to Washington
for a parade January 10, the birthday
of StOnewall Jackson.
Announcement was also made that
the Alumni Association here will con
tinue its monthly luncheons the first
Monday of each month. at 1890
o'clock, at the Army and Navy Club.
Evening star., 1925-11-12
Bituminous Energy Greater.

! geology and mathematics are sum-
moned TO testify in behalf of soft
coal. Anthracite, it is said, runs about
II per cent ashes and contains only
about 900 British thermal units of
energy That number of thermal units
is capable of raising l pound of
water q single degree in temperature.
Incidentally, those figures refer only
to the most select grades of anthra-
cite, too.
Tests have shown that bituminous
coal will do better than that. Poca-
hOntaS bituminous. for instance, runs
a negligible percentage of ash and
shows about Is, 900 thermal units of
energy. This, say the experts at the
bureau, means that a ton of good
bituminous will give nearly 25 per
cent more heat and far less waste than
an equal amount of good anthracite.
And it requires no more attention,
once the drafts have been learned.
The greatest complaint against soft
coal is the dust and gas it gives off.
Both of these can be eliminated by
| closing the ash door of the furnace en-
tlrely, opening the draft in the chin
ney wide and leaving the fire door
open for a minute or two after fueling
the fire. All gases and dust promptly
| blow off up the chimney, it is said.
The fire door may then be closed and
only the small shutter in it left open.
Whatever slight Inconvenience this
extra minute or two may occasion is
more than made up, it is said, by the
remarkably small amount of ashes
that require handling. The furnace
seldom requires shaking and functions
better if the fire is raked over with
a stout poker instead. Retail dealers
here are sending with each ton of soft
| coal delivered to home fun instruc-
tions on how to burn it for the best
results
Evening star., 1925-11-12

wise to the situation and settle the
strike before the entire country be-
comes accustomed to soft coal.
If the anthracite strike lasts until
Spring. it is predicted, it will end in
Il sweeping victory for the consumer.
Dire necessity will have forced him
TO burn bituminous. he will have
learned of it's virtues and he will be
slow TO pay more for anthracite. AS
a result say experts. both the miners
and the operators will be obliged to
take a heavy loss. And with that in
mind, there will be little reason to
fear another walkout in Pennsylvania
fields for some years, at least.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

FOR SALE-EIectrical business in NV:
pays we'll: excellent location: no competii,
ton; complete stock and equipment: will
give reason for selling. Call for appointment
Ut. 30 and q d m. Col. 1nAO- u
Evening star., 1925-05-20

$3.50 BUYS OFFICE BUSINESS. Can he
operated evenings Too small for owner.
Less than inventory. Address Box 99-X.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

PARTNER. young. with pep and car pre-
ierred. part or full time. with $3.50 To $500
10 invest in paving established business near
4th and Irving sts. Act quick. Address
BOX 30-U, Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

ness tosefhcr w,th ,bree' story building all
modern improvements. and three lots. Co.
I lumhia l0ioE ols
Evening star., 1925-05-20

A GOOD BUY-Grocery and meat store for
sale. doing over $3.50 week established
trade: good living rooms: low rent: good
lease. s29 7th ST. sw.. cor Eye. Franklin
Evening star., 1925-05-20

DELICATESSEN. excellent equipment and
we'll stocked; located in one OF leading
markets: cheap rent. lease. and paying busi-
ness; bargain TO quick buyer Address
Box Ok Star Office
Evening star., 1925-05-20
Main T6l2. Main 1912
WALLACE MOTOR co.
STOPI IOOKIi RFADtii
SPECULATION

is a risky proposition, but in
Buying car from US the risk
is eliminated. We know that
we give dollar for dollar value.
The reason for our increasing
sales is the surplus values we
give.
Evening star., 1925-05-20
DISTRIBJTOR WANTED.

Energetic individual or sales organization
who can arrange to cover States and small
towns and maintain headquarters for a most
1ew estahle food product machine. Sold to
trade and direct to users. Nationally known
and advertised Opportunity for right party
with 1000 to make from $4,000 to
81 5 600 yearly Active and financial inter
est required Product sold in United States
and Europe. Give brief outline of yourself
for personal interview. Desirable States
Evening star., 1925-05-20

FOR SALE-NEW STORE AND APART
ment. Excellent NV. location: suitable for
most any kind of business. Price. $4,000.
Reasonable cash payment. balance monthly.
Address Box TX. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-05-20
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000.
Branch 115.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

tIRST FLOOR. large grocery store: second
floor rented for S75 month: third floor for
$50 month and attending buildings eve
hings and Sunday Store is well established.
showing profit Of $4,000 and more a
offered to get a valuable property as bust
mess at the right price and terms in sec
ton of home owners. Reason for selling, ls
retirlng. Do not answer unless you mean
Evening star., 1925-05-20

BOOMING HOUSE, nicely furnished: will
sell on reasonable payments if sold this
week. Address Box look. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

HOTEL with attractive Office and 40 rooms.
netting $500 per month: 81 900 cash, bal
ance satisfactory payments TO purchaser
Address Box l4S-X Star Office
Evening star., 1925-05-20

CAFE. located busiest part 14th St; low
rent: doing excellent business; worth $1,000;
price. 81 900. Investigate. Address Box
Evening star., 1925-05-20
FOR sALF-AUTOMoBILEs.
PACKARD

STRAIGHT EIGHT.
1924 4-vheel brakes Duco paint. balloon
tires disc wheels and every possible extra.
Party leaving for Europe will sell for near
one-half the original cost.
THE AUTO MART,
18th and Kalorsma Rd Phone Adams 5bs1.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

lfshed automobile business holding franchise
for most popular medium priced ear: state
age. business experience. salary expected ana
amount of capital willing TO invest all cor
respondence strictly confidential. Address
Box 34S-U Star Office 81
Evening star., 1925-05-20
\ A ) n
YOUR CHANCE

YOUR CHANCE
to own a good late model Oak
land has been made greater since
we have been appointed Nash"
Distributors.
Not merely a sale" but
honest and genuine reductions
and special 3,0OO-nile guaran-
tee" to cover your purchase.
Evening star., 1925-05-20
g. Fl. LALEGER.

IF YOU Want TO SELL 4 BUSINESS
place consult this once estsblished is
years: our success and reputation i well
known. List now ar save time. All bust
execute legal papers. including bills of sale.
trust-chRttels. releases, etc. and profit hy the
protection of this office: moderate charges.
Marshall Business Brokers,
Evening star., 1925-05-20

ROOMING HOUSE 10 rooms good furni
ture. h.-v IL. cleo: bargain for quick sale:
good NV location Call Fr lO3Si 2Os
Evening star., 1925-05-20

JEWELRT STORE for sale Franconetti
t3l G. ST " Franklin 5R1n o3s
Evening star., 1925-05-20

LUNCH ROOM with living rooms fine husi-
ness location. low rent. Price reasonable for
cash. Address Box l45-X. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

NTERING-Repairing and building
estimates gladly given. w. p. Watkins. 127
r. NV
Evening star., 1925-05-20

CARBON BURNING. 3oc cylinder. owner to
remove plugs and wires: casting. steel and
snteed. M NJ. Coleman. 207 18th st. NV.
Phone NJ 1893
Evening star., 1925-05-20
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Ilnnfinnad L

FURNITURE-Walnut bed spring and mat
tress, 9N12 Administer" rug and bridge
lamp. as good a. new: been used four
months. 3432 Connecticut ave. NV Apt.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

AUTO REFLECToRs SILVER PLATED.
SO 50 brass beds. relacouered: auto nickel
plating: nickelplating and repairing. Acme
Plating Co.. 1927 D st. NV. Main 969T.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

ELECTRIC wIRING-Remember no money
paid till lights are turned on. For COM
plete lob and nothing to worry about call
us. We include street service. wiring. fix
lures and everything electrical on the month
". payment plan. Penn Electric Co.: oil
9TH n " Main 5lo oos
Evening star., 1925-05-20

BEDDING. MATTRESSES. Box Springs anc
pillows reno. best prices and prompt del
Before the Spring rush comes. Let US rem
oyate yours RtEhf prsnnessn ana gropsps serx, os
7tb st NV Phone NJ. 1922.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

BUILDING CONTRACTORS BUILDERS.
glassed-in porches & screens, gen. repairing.
Blankenship Bros, 426 ST. NV. FIR. 3217.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

BUILDERS and house repalrs: Neat. quick
work Call CRUIT Shop 56GS Ga. ave
Col RH31 Res nhnne Adams 81 - .0s
Evening star., 1925-05-20

Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
lOl5 18th St. Main 1926.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

PEANUT and ball gum machine :uute for
eale: reasonable. Address Box 33@-J. star
ufca srOs
Evening star., 1925-05-20

piece wired wicker porch
set. arm chair rocker. settee. stand tea cart
also Army cot, 1928 Riggs place NV. Apt.
~. Call evenings Is 80 to 80 before June
Evening star., 1925-05-20
BUICK

Studebaker Light 6 Coupe $3.50
Oldsmobile Touring...... $500
Ford Touring. g............ $lOO
Ford Touring........... $3.50
Chevrolet Sedan. ........ $500
Lexington Touring. ...... 500
Ford Sedan. $500
Cadillac Roadster ...... $3.50
Nash Sedan. ............. $3.50
Buick Coupe. e............. $3.50
Westcott Touring. ....... $500
Oldsmobile Coach. ....... $500
Buick Coupe. ............. 500
Buick Sedan. 81 100
Buick Touring. ........... $3.50
Nash Coupe. ............. $500
Chevrolet Touring. ...... 500
Maxwell Coupe. pe.......... $500
Evening star., 1925-05-20

FURNITURE. antique and modern mahog-
any. for living room dining room and bed
r. oms: rugs. stair carpet curtains for win
aows and French doors. chairs. pictures old
nlue plates. etc. 3S05 Fulton St. NV. Call
between 5.l5 and q 30 oIs
Evening star., 1925-05-20

EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. house paint
ing 10y skilled mechanics at reasonable prices.
Paul Serene lS12 lst st. NV. Tel. \. b4lS.
Evening star., 1925-05-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

tCoutInued.l
MANAGER to take charge of well estab-
for most popular medium priced ear: state
age. business experience. salary expected and
Box 34s.U. Star Office. 21'
CAFE. located busiest part l4th St; low
rent: doing excellent business; worth $4,000;
price. 81 600. Investigate. Address Box
BOOMING HOUSE, nicely furnished; viii
week. Address Box LOOK. Star ofise'
LUNCH ROOM with living rooms; fine, bust
"ssh '0H Hidreas lfs Bos rfli li5E (. s Star ofce
mettinE $500 per month: 50 900 cash, bal
.xedress Box x. pTss STAR r'oi Office. {" '1'
veil stocked: located in one OF leading
ness; ness bargain 70 quick buyer. Address
$500 BUYS OFFICE BUSINESS; Can be
Less .han inventory. Address Box 9i.A.
DoR sALE-Grocery store doing good busii;;
imoIs modem ,61n Improvements and three lots Co
c4ls paa; 3r 9 s ws So sga tar fH 500
10 invest in paving established business near
Boy saaG. SHPS star ofiicc nee NS' Nul'N NUp'e'S
FOR SALE-EIectrical business in NV:
pays we'll: excellent location: no competii;;
4et. 80 and . pm. Col. 1880. u.
4 GOOD BUY-Grocefy and meat stqEe for
trade; good living rooms: low rent: good
las. lcase. s29 7th st. s.w.. cor Eye. Frsnslin
JEWELRY STORE for sale Franconetu.
PEANUT and bali gum machine :nute for
rale: reasonable. Address Box 33"-C star
ROoMING HOUSE 10 rooms. good furni
good good ocaGn sS aEFn 9as fSs quick 5 s.'
FOR sALE--NEw STORE AND APART
most any, kind Of business, Price. $4,000
address Box TX S Star oftice s-Allo' 'O'''','
daf .aed e99R ei ge an h4d oor "4
nss and sundaS stoss is Se estanshed
year This is an opportunity that Is seldom
offered TO get valuable property as bust
Iess ,nn al at the right price and terms ms n,n IN see
Tetirlng. Do not answer unless you mean
f f4l5 =. H LAtEeEs: 4 NR:
# YOU Want TO SELL 4 SJsISESss
esr o%q .,ccess tss a0d 0ee Wiz
known: List now ard save time. A. bqSi.
cxssute legal papers insaSns bis Of SAFE
trust->hattels. releases, etc. and profit hy the
protection of this ONCE: moderate charges.
Marshall Business Brokers,
a2a New York Ave. NV.
DISTRIBUTOR WANTED.
Energetic individual or sales organization
who can arrange to cover States and small
towns and maintain headquarters for most
1rw estahle food product machine. Sold To
trade and direct to users. Nationally known
and advertised Opportunity for right party
with $4,000 to make from $4,000 to
81 5000 yearly: Active and financial inter
Evening star., 1925-05-20

electric wIRlNG-Fa''MiIIer' your
self with our better grade OF house wiring and
electrical fixtures. See some OF the work
have put in for your leighhors. We gladly
give references and terms If desired. Our
representative will call at your convenience
and furnish you an estimate on economi-
cal wiring Job that will satisfy. Call Main
2757 or Frank. l0469. GEO. F. MILLER
Evening star., 1925-05-20

ARMY HARNESS. new, for horses. s3s.
saddle, So, leather halters. 75c. Large as.
sortment of new and used saddles and
brides. harness and collars. ne-half price
Cogswell,s 220 11th ST. NV.
AUTO CAMP TRAILER cost S3s5. never
used: first offer Of 500 gets it, Address
Box SIX. star office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Clothesline Dance
for Ballard Grads

Tho annual "t'olhr " dance OF
thg alumni association n Ballard
hlFh school viii be- held nest me
day nisht at o o'clock Ia the h
lard nsld house
Tho dance win BE- fgr all Ballard
rrgiuBtes. IA Wood. president az
tho association. stated TUESDAY Iis
said that the purppsr Of tho alumni
ntsAetlnu IN 20 encourage students
90 nfisn their four years hIRh
school course There are nt pres
rut nearly 5000 Ballard hiFh school
graduates I'm seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

United 20 the federal trade commier
sion - Charles Hsia comptroller
q thc COMPANY Ilg was thu priucI
pal witness IN thg commissions no
lns into the a.lcgcd 'odio trust 20.
day
lielss testified before Examiner
William {, Rc,,e TIA, tho Bell s,a,
tom has 100000 subscribers and
outstanding capital stock of Ssiir
sOgls57o
The COMPANY which has 400 scien,
us,s and 1900 other employees IN re-
search laboratories does nn manu-
featuring business. but Furnishes in'
Ttrumcnt and legll scryicc 90 So
associated companies. Hrisa Said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
ASK new BRIDGE
Magnolia and LawtOn Resi-
dents Petition for Steel Span

Declaring that the entire Magnolia
mufr dntac, ana Fort lawton pcp-
nsua have reached crisis iu the
matter Of a permanent ana direct
route into the cliy. petition from
the Garfield Budgr club, asking I'm
mediate construction Of a steel and
concrete bridge al Garfield - was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
new AUTO LOCK
Local Men Invent Device TO
Prevent TheitS

Frank and william Tofia who re-
Gently received blrlu patents ON "a
combination locking dFr.cr. have rt-
oeIyei ON offer from one ~ no lar5
ort manufacturer ~ hEht nutomo'
biles io place the lock ON ihe lgni.
tiou ryHrm II their ears
while The device has been worked
out especially. Tor o. Esyle-a ignition
lock - principle is hasic and pot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
PHONE COMP ANY
HAS BILLION
Enormous Assets of Cor
poration Revealed

NEW YORK oot g, Tho total
assets Of the American Telephone 8
'relogruph CO arc Sl6oo,oooooo and
iJs SURPLUS and rcser,e total Is ssl5,
400 600 according 20 figures sub,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

nlrd with the council late Monday
n was referred 90 tho finance ana
stfosia committee,
.hc pruttDl 8sks q Fpan on upr
fss5 st bcfwceu ibth ave W ana
Magnolia Buff. tu replace ihr out
worn wooden bridge at Garfield a
nov utrd by tho Fort Of s-atllr.
Tho petition asked the council 90
provide "a bond issue 10 finance tho
work ana asserted thc port and rail-
roads would bear share of the en-.
pcugr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

raa cover th.a feature Several safe
.aad Ioei- companies ere negotiating
Dor i - ou their product b. r
aaId
Torn brothers operate light
manufacturing pIatt and model chop
a. 2Igl WcsuaEs ave. ami u uHr
rights uro dlru1sed 0f for use on
nrU care. They $500 reserve tho right
i1 manufacture Qua distribute ODE
lock from their plant for installation
on ears alrsn8r u tbe hands OF oE1s
en- they said H1ld1E
There pre- dEht varieties m po.s-
onous mushroom. according 10 rec
cont Investigate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

To prevent preparation on their
hands German ylollnis,H arc said 20
baltic them IA the fluid thrown OF
by the toad FROG
Evening star., 1925-10-04

An elaborate suite that pleasing the it is
practical. OF popular American Walnut and comprises
Buffet Obons Extension Table, China Cabinet Server, five
Side and one Armchair, Floor Lamp, Table Lamp and
beautiful Table Scarf Here is suite that will give
years of service and add dignity and beauty dining
room. Save S4S.45.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
The julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 9O9 F St.
900 F Street-at Ninth
(7TTTTTT7I1ITTT7I7TT17TNT77T117T]

Quality that endures throughout the years
accompanies each and every one of these superb
room outfits. Construction is of the very best,
and the beauty of the finishes is enough to warm
the heart of any home furnisher.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

The Outfit as Pictured
Tenpiece Dining Room Suite. uite.................S1 $3.50
Floor Lamp and Shade ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 19e
Table Lamp Observation-Disclosures. 100
Table Scarf Observation-Disclosures. 6.S
TOTAL VALUE (as pictured) .............. .SR7.4
Evening star., 1925-10-04

superb living outfit that is exceptionally COM
Portable and of exquisite beauty Deeply overstued and
upholstered in fine velour The outfit comprises large
Settee Armchair Fresde Chair Floor Lamp Table Lamp,
Davenport Table and End Table in mahogany finish Save
$500 on your living suite.