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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
Hopes Aduent Into Three Cushioned
Field Fails to Dull His Game

lost side bet and paid for dinner
and theater tickets after the veteran
titlist defeated him 400 TO l43 last
night.
Hoppe compiled runs of l09 and
1877
The most startling display OF the
was F.douard Horeman s
defeat of X Suzuki. the Japanese
champion, 400 to u. The Belgian
champion had a run Of 24a.
This afternoon Cochran and Suzuki.
will play, and tonight's match will
bring together Jake Sehaerer, former
champion, and Erich Hagenlacher,
German titleholder. The first two
have lost both their starts, while
Schaefer and Hagenlacher have won
single games and lost none.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
OFFICER COMES
FOR BRIDEGROOM

rell of Detroit arrived In Omaha
Wednesday 10 take custody OF George
Harbican OF Blair. who was arrested
here last week on the complaint of
bis wife. whom he deserted in Chi.
cago the day after their wedding.
Burrell holds warrant for Harbiean
charging forgery.
Harbican's mother has instituted In
sanity proceedings in Blair against
her son, and his attorneys have begun
a habeas corpus action to have him
transferred to Blair. Burrell was to
attend a hearing on this petition at
y D. m. Wednesday before District
Judge Leslie.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
SNOW AND WARMER
PROMISED OMAHA.

Probably snow Thursday night
or Friday, with somewhat warmer
weather Friday, was predicted
Thursday by MefeorolOgist NJ. v.
Robins. Thursday night and Fri
day will be mostly cloudy.
The temperature i'm Omaha was
IA above at a. m. Thursday, and
dropped to IL above at 8 and 3.
Generally cold weather prevails
throughout the middle west, accord
ing to weather bureau reports.
Sioux City reported above, and
below zero temperatures were gen.
eral I'm Minnesota, North Dakota
and Canada.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
ORPHAN SISTERS
FURNISH BOND

Rosie and Mary O'Ilearn. orphan
sisters Of Casper. Wyo.. who have
been held in jail for ia days as
witnesses against a man accused OF
wronging Mary, were released Wed.
nesday.
The man In the case obtained his
freedom on bond two months ago. but
the girls could not find . bondsman
until Rev. d. T.. Cleveland, welfare
worker, interested himself in the case
and obtained a bondsman Wednesday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
MIAMI.

First race: Six furlongs:
Black Ruler r.. Steyensl 1880 II 80 ~ sO
Tulsa &C. Walls) ............' 100 a'so
: It Through (FisheD e4S
, e.rraveIer. Lloyd George. Water Girl. chow,
May Fly. Tricks. Mediator js.. and Marie
second rae race: Mile and a sixteenth.
chief sponsor (Noe) ....s.so so 5.oV
1<irkfield tMcTigue) ..+...... 4ip 80
Time: i:4s So. Felicitous, Golden Axe
watch Charm and Commander MeMeekin
also ran.
Third race: One-half mile;
Treda d. Woodstock ..12so aso S.so
Buttercup (Maiben) ......... 80 ~
Fore Lady CFields, .z...:..;,a,;;,;., S.so
Time: :49. Mystify. Pretty Bill, Boost
ing Philo. Pheasant, kickapoo and over
Fourth race: Six furlongs
Theo Fay fkurtzinger) ....7.1o sso 20"
Escoiane tRobinsl s.......'.. ~" 30" "a
Eosamond tHornl .....,... --....: '.sV
Time LIT Theo Red, Cad. Old Broad
Wa" and Sandnie also ran.
Fifth race: Mile and a quarter:
tioister tStutts) ......+... .3-so ~ s.sn
Winnipeg tGianelliD .t....-........sso 20 2-sp
Brunel ffields) ...s....... :. ~ v
Time: 2:oe 3. Ruban Rouge, South
Breeze. Gathleen NJ Houllhan also ran.
Barbara Palmer (Eames) ..l55o 80 .. 10
Masquerade tStutts) ................S. 3. so
Time: 1:i5 As. Leiseh, Mark over also
ran
se'.enth race: Mile and an eighth:
North Breeze (Noe) ......- $40 SO .Z.zO
puelma tDolin) .....-..........o.l Div ~
Time: ;54 LIS. super King. intrepid
also ran.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
KIWANIS TO HEAR
BOOSTER TALKS

Members of the Greater Omaha
committee, including Frank Judson,
J. +. Davidson and W. F. Baxter,
will address members Of the kiwanis
club at the noon meeting Friday at
Hotel Rome.
The Kiwanis club Of Omaha is Civ.
ing a prize of a week in camp to the
Campfire girl who makes the neatest
dress for a home and handcraft ex-
hibition to be held at 1917 Douglas
street Saturday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
eezZHe M1724@

Seventh race: Purse. sOo; s-yesr-oids
ard up: mile.
Moss Fox II, 10 (Taplin). 30 $50 400
Firm Friend. 113 tMcHugh) -. 10 90 so
Hedgefence, ~ (Huntamer) ......... 4.sO
Time: 1:ss June Grass. supercsrgo.
cannoashot. Spic aud Span, Runolatne
and The World also ran.
Eighth race: Mile and 18th. purse
$500? 4-year-olds and up. claiming.
Black Shasta i07 tSchafferD $50 $50
Zealot. 1O9 tGriffin) ........ SO
Time: :4s 4-5. Praise, katinka. Clan
more, Dolph. Hsleakals. Spirea and Blue
Belle also ran.
Ninth race: Purse $500: claiming. 4
vear-oids and up. mile and | 18TH:
War Zone. 10f tSylvia) .ii.s0 $40 $50
cruzern. 10S (Roberts) ts).........6 500 40
Quecreek. l0s tBskerl 20
Time: 1tS s5. Woodlsdy. Praiseworthy,
Marion North and Little Clair also ran
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
MEETING TO PLAN
FIGHT FOR ROADS

Members of the Omaha Joint Good
Roads committee and the Good Roads
committee of the Omaha Chamber OF
Commerce will meet at the Chamber
Friday noon.
members OF the committee are
alarmed at the various attacks
against the good roads program by
many of the legislators. This Is the
reason of the meeting" W. A. Ellis.
assistant commissioner OF the cham
Der said.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
PRESIDENT EBERT'S
CONDITION SERIOUS
By international News Service.

Berlin. Feb. President Ebert
WIS reported in a precarious condi-
lion today as a result of his failure to
rally after an operation for append.
citis.
a bulletin issued at the West End
sanitarium. where the president was
operated upon by Prof. Bier, noted
surgeon, said the patient had had a
restless night and that his tempera.
ture had risen alarmingly
The bulletin said localized gangrene
of the appendix had set in causing
perltontis. which, with a high tenn
perature renders his condition seri
ous."
If President Ebert survives the day.
he has chance to live. his physi
clans told International News Service
this afternoon.
His condition was critical. 1t was
admitted.
II a man is a woman hater It's
cinch that he had the wrong kind of
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27

IIICAGO, + e b.
, G. w | | | | e
Hoppe, defend
ng his world 5
championship at
1S.2 ballk line bill
liards In the in
ternational tour
nament here. has
demonstrated to
specta ators [ h a t
his recent advent
into the three
cushioned I | e ! d
has not harmed
his d e Ii c a t e
touch. lie heads
the standing.
Hollywood youth.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
Bear Quits Cave;
Spring Near,
Claim

Grand Island, Neb., Feb. e6.-
The American black bear, at Jen-
ner's park. Loup City. went into
her cave ON December ,, just ahead
of the severe SNOW that heralded
the long cold season. She reap
peared, after her winters hiberna-
ton, early this week. For years, de-
clared Mr.. Jenner, the owner. the
end of her Information has herald.
ed the end of the real winter sea
son. Her appearance this year is
said TO be quite earlier than usual.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
Ohm Pc S f X,

Ohm p PE s f X,
h e a V V W e | ght
w + e = I er, who
IN e e I NJ +
Charley Hansen
OF Omaha in a
finish graphing
match at [ h e
Auditorium to-
night arrived in
town Thursday
m orn in & I o
oils h off his
training for his
match.
Pesek feels so
confident of pin
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
TIA II ItANA.

First race: u mlle;
Three sixty 1Gormley) $50 40 $40
Msggle,s iii. s ,sls1 oaa.Day iNsrtinez 50
Time: :4s 1-5. Mi Amigo. Sannatuga.
Private Seth Cross Bow. Santa Cecilia.
Nrshon Mantoninn also ran.
Second race; Mile and 10 yards:
Rolsterer fSchaferl .s.... 1920 an0 $50
IT tSingleton) ...+......-...H.,.3 $50 z. go
poscher tCraig) ..............I.s, $500. =. 80
Time: AS Roerne. Black watch ~.
Argonne Forest. Challenger. Rose Roberts
la zoya. Kiel Diamond. Young Huxter
Third race. furionRs:
Rose Mint 'Mortenson) ..1220 $50 5 80
Program fShnferb .....+........as so 7.40
Harrigan's Heir (Taplln) .......+,...3.sO
Time; / II 3-5. olymplan King. Tail
teann. Big Indian. Fernandos. cocksure
Bessie Young Efne Randall. Franc Tireur
Fourth race; furionss s-ycar-olds
purse 1900.
Reiiewood. fos tschseffer) ff.so $40 2.eo
lena Wood. ios (MeHugh) ...,.s00 2.40
Acceieration. III fTaplin) .......,... 2. 20
Time: la -. Gordon Rouge, subtle
Fifth race: Mile and ~ yards 5-year-
oldr and up. claiming. purse 1000;
The Cherokee. 100 fsohsffer) ii.f0 400 5.2g
Melachrino t2, fFriffin) .....bs0 ago
Occur de Lion, f2s fMoiterl ........5. 5.G0
Time; 183 az. ceylon Prince, Edmon
s1So ran.
sixth race s-year-oids and up. claim
ing. nurse 800. AZ furlongs;
Bii Mccloy i0a fTRplin1 ..7s0 2.2n s.20
A. Lester, 10 fFtrherl ....a..439n 21
Frank s. iio tcraig) ..+t..,,ss.s...2 90
rime; "a 4.b. Idle Thoughts Mar
cheta. Red Skin, Aorfield also ran.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
Reception for Dorey.

Brig. Gen. Halstead Dorey. who
leaves Omaha Friday for the Philip
officers at Fort Omaha at a recep-
tion tonight. The farewell reception
will be held in the community house
at Fort Omaha
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27

PRESIDENT COOLIDGE has per-
formed striking service to the public
in emphasizing the danger that lies
ahead of us all in the constantly in
creasng burdens of taxation.
Every merchant, manufacturer, bank
er. farmer and transportation company
is still struggling under the weight of
excessive taxes, but probably no class
has been more seriously affected than
the railroad companies.
In the last decade taxes have grown by
leaps and bounds.
A MILLION DOLLARS A DAY. That
is the railroad tax bill. The Federal
Government and most State Govern
ments are meeting this dangerous con-
dition with courage and efficiency. The
greater part of taxes is due to local
tax levies.
Local governments spend more Of the
peoples money than do the State and
Federal Governments combined.
II local authorities fully appreciate
this situation, we believe they will
adopt COOLIDGE REMEDIES to bring
about economies and reduce tax levies.
The tax burden on the cost of trans
portation Is enormous. For the last
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
ADyERTIsEMENT
Lose Your Fat,
Keep Your Health

superfuous flesh Is not healthy. Meth
er In It healthy to diet or exercise too
much. The simplest method known for
reducing the overfst body easily aud
steadily In the MHtmola Method. tried and
endorsed by thousands. MHfmola Pre-
scrption Tablets contain an exact dose
Of the famous Msrmola Prescription.
These tablets are sold BY druggists the
world over at one dollar for box. They
pleasant 10 take and leave no wfin-
kies or flRhblness. They are popular be-
eauae effective and convenient Ask your
druggist for them or send price direct
to the harmols Co, Gensfs Motors Bldg.
Detroit. Mich. and procure a box.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27

jamin, coast star, in a bout to deter
mine the right to represent the far
west in the New York lightweight
elimination trials. or will meet the
winner Of the series in match to be
arranged by Tex Rickard.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
Newcomers
=
HARVEY II. HARRIS.

HARVEY ii. HAhH1s.
Pitcher. Omaha.
Born. BrownwOod. Tex. March ss. 1901
Height, . feet 4 inches. Weight. lss
pounds.
Throws right handed. Bats hand
ed.
Club in 1924: Shreveport Texas league.
Also with this club In 1923.
First engagement: Nfcksburg, COTTON
States league, 1922. .
1924 record: Games. 81; innings pitched.
2Ox: hits permitted. 2s5; passes. 9l; strike
oufs an Earned run average. 6.l2
Games won and lost not Included In IeNns
records Batted .15t and fielded .e3o.
Note: Harvey II. Harris IL younger
brother OF WILLIAM Bryan Harris OF Phi'a-
delphia Americans.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27

Capitol Lodge No. will entertain
its members and their families at the
Scottish Rite cathedral this evening
at o'clock. A musical and program
VIII be followed by dancing and
cards. Refreshments will be served.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27

-, + en- o. W nlle
Ace Hudkins. the
n e b r a $ k a light
weight, finished off
training here today
for his 10-round
bout Friday night
ia gainst Pat Mills,
of England. it was
reported Iludkins
will be given a
chance to fight In
New York.
According to the
report IIudkins will
either box Joe Ben
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
Irrigation Bill o. K.'d.
Special Dispatch to The Omaha Bee.

Washington. Feb. 26.-Congress-
man A. c. Shallenberger's tri-county
bill was reported out favor
ably today by the house committee
on irrigation and reclamation.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
JEFFERSON PARK.

First race: Six furlongs.
Double II tRurger) ........ 81 IL even
Gcod VIII II. Lang g).........-..si Z
l%sSs Ti%s 'FGshmo .Gs sls Uncle Ale Good Time
ouanah. Foxtail. George Star. Pomerene
Bernlce childs, San Jacinto and Tea Tray
also ran.
Second race: Six furiongs.
Hitrump fIonesl 4............s-1 even
Time: 1:15. st. Allan; wahksena,
Poppye. Valentino. The Coyote. Trust
The Leopard ia coste) .....t-1 s-s IS
Try Again fMatestic) )............s- -
First Call tRoehml ........:.......4- 10
Nivisr. war Prize. Don't Bother Me-
chaplet. Ella Wood. viennese and walespa
Fourth race: Mile and 10 yardss
i. Miss Mese tAnderson) .... even l-s oit
{himble Jones) ..........-'. al %
yBlue Stone III Long ......... 40
Time las. Barracuda and Friday
rim race; Mile Nile and an .lsgh,h; .,sgsd ou,
Il-wellyn fMcAuliffel ..,.........7-l ~
StoreaRe IN Harvey )................ 20
Time: 1855 As. Isaman, Esearpolette
Nogales and oyeriake slso ran. arr.
Transformer (vuilemo) ........7-5 40
Star Sweeper (Hsy) :...,....... :: -
ryne: as 2.S. sweeplonss, gsIen- q sa
iiead fi,1d Line. storm cloud also ran
seventh race: Mile and sixteenth; =.
warren lynch oMoore) .....,. 81 s'5s !
Fgtrs r,ms pi1rgsrn .Gs dr,a.. rree whits hiiis
Haven. Deisan. lack Pine II. Kennesaw
and Toddy Toast also ran.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27

Spe@rt1eto%
B, Associated Press.

Igo trigerIo. 10. .0e0-meter walking
champion Of the Olympic games Is re-
ported determined to sail for Italy on
March Z. the date originally scheduled.
Miami Reach. Fla.. has become one of
the greatest polo centers In the country
during the winter months. and each year
sees an Increasingly large number or high
class players takng part In the tourna-
ments Under The sponsorship Of Carl &
Fisher. the game IN that section has de-
Nelnped rapidly
Polo was first played in Miami in the
winter of 1sl9-la2e. two fields having
beea built what was once man
grove swamp. Since that time there hns
tsen a rapid development both in num-
her Of pla iers and quality of play -Four
fields have been built to take the place
sf the original two.
Announcement made todey that
Penna and the Arm. would meet in bss-
ketball next year for the first time sinae
1870 home and home series has bern
arranged. IT was announced.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
NEW COLLECTION
AIR MAIL HOURS

Charles F.. Black, postmaster, an
nounced Thursday a revised schedule
OF the last collections from the city
air mail boxes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27

five years railway taxes have exceeded
total cash dividends paid to the owners.
The taxes of the Chicago and North
Western Railway System exceed all
the taxes of all the railroads in the
Dominion of Canada by 1870, notwith-
standing the fact that the mileage of
the Canadian Railroads is nearly four
times greater than the mileage of the
Chicago and North Western Railway
System.
We publish these facts believing that
full appreciation of the situation will
meet with cooperative efforts on the
part of all local authorities to stop
avoidable expenditure of public funds
until such time as the tax burden has
become adjusted to the strength of the
economic structure of the country.
"7he public rerenues are portion
that each citizen giues of his prop
erfy in order to secure or enjoy the
remainder"
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
The new schedule follows:


Omaha station ....... .s:1t VA
Main office front letter drop
Window NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40 II Nv
Harvey station deter drop
window .ao Wv
sunday and Holiday Schedule.
24th and SITS tSonth
Omaha station) ......... WI s;es
a. NJ.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27

II man is woman hater It's a
cinch that he had the wrong kind of a
mother
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-27
FORMER OMAHAFIGHTER FINISHES
TRAINING FOR TEN-ROUND BOUT
TOMORROW NIGHT WITH PAT MILLS
Nebraska Wildcat Will Either Box Joe Benjamin. Coast
STAR to Determine Far " est Representative, Meet
Winner of Elimination I Quincy in Special Bout.

.os ANGELES. Feb. 2s.-while
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Sally Lunn.

One, pound -four. two tablespoonfuls
sugar, one cup milk, one-quarter cup
melted margarine, four teaspoonfuls
baking powder. two eggs. one-half tea,
spoonful salt. Sift the flour and com.
bine with the other dry materials.
Sift again and add eggs which have
been combined with the milk and
shortening. Beat the latter well and
bake in shallow pan for about 90
minutes. The oven should be mod
crate.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Miss Lettice Coulling
To Make Bow IN Fall

Another Army girl to be added to
the list of the 1925 seasons debutantes
is Miss Lettice Lee Coulline, daugh.
ter of Mrs. Coulling and the late Maj.
William Mead Coulling, u. S. A. Miss
Coulling will continue her studies next
Winter at the Dana Hall School. COM
Ing to Washington to participatesin
the functions during the Thanksgiv-
ing and Christmas holidays. when she
will probably make her bow. Miss
Coulling is quite a talented artist and
has received first prize from several
universities for her magazine covers.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Foresters Have Outing
On Farm of Dr.. Payne

More than 200 members of the In
dependent Order of Foresters met
Saturday, July 25, for their annual
picnic in the groves and lawns on the
farm of DR.. John B. Payne, just be-
yond Congress Heights and enjoyed
their yearly reunion. They engaged
in various sports and games, with
abundance of refreshments, such as
the season afforded.
Mr.. William B. Wright was chair
man of the committee on arrange
mentS with a number of subcomnlit-
tees, through which the successful en-.
tertainment was conducted.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Interesting Nuptials
Features of Social
Calendars in Capital

Continued from Fourth .Page.) ],
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Franconia Potatoes. |.

After pairing and washing, the pota-
, toes are placed in the dripping pan
with the roast about three quarters of
an hour before II is cooked. Add salt
and bsste' with the fat which drips
out. The potatoes must be turned
several times so as to insure an even
brown II -. q '.>2.-s--,.. !. r = ,-t.- a
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Closing Out All
Odd RefrigeratOrS

~ Seamless Porcelain Re-.
higerator, ice capacity. 10 lbs.
Ss. Ssx ! ia9 '''''. $44.OO
a. Seamless Percelain Re-
frigerafors, Ice capacity, lis Ibs.
Sold for $500. %IOn0
Now O4y.UV
~ Seamless Porcelain Re-
frigerator, Ice capacity, I7o lbs.
Nsx Ss's x.' 70. $3.50. $500
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Bedroom Furniture

(s) Chest Of Drawers to match, five large
drawers. Sold regularly for CO En
SA>So. Saie Prce .............. VI AsOO
90 1piece Bedroom Suites, consisting of 10
inch dresser and 34-ineh chest Of drawers.
Dustproof and first class make. Choice of
American or French walnut. Dresser sold for
As, and chest Of drawers for SO. GO
Both pieces for Observation-Disclosures. pOD
az Chifforettes, huguenot waInut; ro5my
piece Of furniture with lots of dAwer
space. Sold regularly for 50. &01En
SAFE Frlce .............. VAE NV
Large Vanity and Bow-foot D. 1eft over
from S3o5 bedroom suite. Hug,senot coo
walnut Sale Price ....... 200
Apiece Bedroom Suite, combination mahop.
any; dustproof and mahogany interior, Con-
sists Of @S-fnch dresser, full size vanity, chest
OF drawers and bow-foot bed. Sold dcI7S
regularly for $z7S. Sale Price - y 10
5-piece Ivory Bedroom Suite, consisting of
4S-inch dresser, chest of drawers, boW.foot
bed, chair and rocker. Sold regularly Gle
for $z35. Sale Price e... y TO
% 7-pieee Bedroom Suite of combination
mahogany. Suite consists Of <S-inch dresser
large chifforobe, bow-foot bed, full size vanity.
rocker, chair and bench. Sold d 0E
regularly for SOS. Sale Price . plSC
O 9-piece Twin Bed Suite of combination
American walnut; dustproof make. Tudor
period. Suite consists Of @S-inch dresser. large
vanity, chifforobe, two 3 # in. twin beds,
night table, rocker, chair and bench. coz
Sold regularly for $3S5. Sale Price, spZOO
Co Odd Dressers, Is and 4S inches wide, with
large plate glass mirror. American walnut.
Sold regularly for SIS and $SS Sale cIn
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Porch Rockers

4 co Ne wport Willow
.Armchairs, .isatuEal finish.
Sold Sold. for ssse !S208
60 Porch Rockers, with
double-woven rattan seats
and wide arm rests. Sold
Nov. Now a's. :. $500
(45) Porch Rockers, high
back style with double
rattan seats and wide arm
rests. Sold for
M;Ss Nsw and ss.''. $500
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Mirrors

(I8) Venetian Decorated
and Frame Mirrors, suit
able for console sets; sold
regularly at $SJ, @.55
am al'ss. %5 OF
(11) Buffet Mirrors, 4S
and 81 inches long; pretty
frames. Sold regularly at
sle-so each. S1O O2
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Sewing Cabinets

CD Martha Washington
Sewing Cabinet, sold regu-
SLT Sisrly a;sa At sls''s so 75
co Priscilla Sewing
Cabinets, mahogany finish.
Sold regularly at. A.75
each. Sale e. OK
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Living ROOmSuites

H 3piece Living Room Suites overstufed and upholstered
m figured jacquard velour; taupe with
background SUITE consists of sofa. d m
Chair and armchair; sprng-fed cushions. Sold My
regularly for $lSS Sale price. e................ %>
Q 3-pece Living Room upholstered In figured mo-
har Suite consists of large sofa fresde M~~-
and armchair. SprinxfIIed cushions Sold XI/A
regularly for $zs5. Sale price .............. VAAo
% spieee Living Room Suite. consisting of large
sofa hreside chair and armchair upholstered an
over in very good mohar. ReyersibAe cushions - ~0
Carved base each piece. Webbing sh.14S
tlon Sold regularly for $500. Sale price,.
q areee Cane Panel Living Room Suite, consisting of
oo-fnch settee, rocker Sofa has three Moo
spring -hIed cushions. Velour upholstered Sold <OX
regularly for SIS. Sale price .............. ! w
Q 3-piece Solid Mahogany Living Suite cane panel:
upholstered In excellent quality taupe mohair. -
suite consists Of S1fnch sofa, freside O.
armchair. Extra Cushions Sold regularly for n ~
90 KroehIer Davenport Suites cane panel frame ma
hogany finish; suite consists long sofa wing
chair and armchair Taupe blue figured ! a 4 ~
velour. Two pillows sofa. Sold regularly ; n thN
for SzS. Sale price ice....................... WV
(2) Odd Davenport Beds funed oak frame: MA1
imitation brown leather upholstered Sold regu- N<A
ariy for $50. Sale \ WV
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Rummage Sale of Furniture
AtSweeping Reductions for Clearance

AH Odd Lots, FeiU-Ot-0-ki1ld Suites and SepUrdte
Pieces, Discontinued Lines and Floor Samples Tren,e-
dousIy Reduced The HomelMaker,s Greatest Saving
Opportunity.
The work Of final clearance of all lines of disposed
weeded out all odd of
discontinued lines
homemakers who of
nua cleanup will make of
will surely Of
with Our liberal
Evening star., 1925-08-02

(S) Bridge Lamps, poly
chrome stand and adjusta-
bic arm; silk shade. Sold
regularly at &h OQ
$l9.75 compsc4e pOsSC
(5) Floor Lamps. with
double sockets; piped
stems; N-inch fringed
silk shades. Sold regularly
sl,ss :. s.'.S' Sale S0.75
Evening star., 1925-08-02

(2) Ranney Three-door Re.
frigerators; Ice capacity IS Tbs.
Sold for $A.D. %11 *
Now w..:........... ~ATs/O
(z) Ranney Three-doore Re-
frigerators, Ice capacity, 100 Ibs
Sold for $780, S1Q. so
"a Ranney Three-door Re-
frigerator. ice capacity, l3o lbs.
Sas, Sold for A'.'e $3.50