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LEGAL NOTICES.
JAMES SHERlER, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Cpurt-No.
tice that the subscriber. of Culpeper County,
Va. has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District of Columbia letters of admin
istration c. t. q. on the estate of Julia Tan
nsnore. otherwise known as Julia Tansi-
more. late of the District of Columbia de-
ceased. All person having claims against
the deceased are hereby. warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, To the subscriber on be-
fore the I'd day of June AID, 1927: other;
wise they may by law be excluded from all
this 1lth day of June 1926. ALICE FIELDS.
Lignum Post Office. Culpeper County: Va.
,Seall Attest: THEODORE CQGSWELI.;
Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
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ADAM A. wESCELER & SON. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale cf Valuable Brick
Dwelling No. 1910 D ST. Sc,
With Carare.

By virtue ot i certain t!soi OF t-Ust duly
recorded in Liher No. 1859 folio 43+ ct sc1..
Of the lani r:.nords OF .he, District of Colum,,
hia. and 1T the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees viii offer
premises, q1j4Y;, or NoNpAy TIE TwEiN;,TTYz; i;,Tz
O'CLOCK PM. :he following described land
and premises: situate II the District Of GO.
subdivision, OF lots in square 104l IS per
plat recorded in the ,ofFlce Of the Surveyor
toy the District Of Columbia in Liber 90, a.
folio 1873. improved hy b-room and bath
brick dwelling. b.-w. heat. electric light and
Terms OF sala: The above property vii!
BE be e06 eold s.5.eGt 20 prior deed Of ;ggst t2r
ance cash; secured by q second deed Of trust
upon the n~oaerty sold or ali cash over
t5nd. trmst. at ooti9n Of DA;cha7er.. 4 dep9sl: Of
Al conveyancins. recording. revenue stamps
and notAr13l fees al cost of purchaser.
Terms OF eGis to he compiled with within
thirty days from day of salc. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the prop
orty., at the risk and cost OF the defauiting
purchaser; afteT five days advertisement of
Washington. D. C..
ALVIN l.. EEwMEYER.
MILTON W. KING.
iel1-d&ds exSu trustees
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RURAL HOME

Only 32 miles from District line-good
roads. right on Chesapeake Bay at end of
peninsula. from 10 to 20 degrees cooler
ern conyeniences. Bus right TO Rural Home.
Bus phone Lincoln AIS; for booklet write
Mgr. Tel. West River 217-F-1I. "a
HARTCE Grabbing. fishing. bathing.
dancing, plenty of shade
good meals. Write c. A. HARTGE, Shady
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jeI21t.tG.I1 Trustees.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.

fx THE ABOVE SALE lS POSTPONED
until TUESDAY THE TWENTY SECOND
DAY OF JCNE, 1926. AT FIVE Pm. same
nlanp
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IHVS' D. V"E4N q SWN' NIIU4'EA1N'I.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Brick
Dwelling Known as Premises
l456 Co.coran Street North
west.

s,sg TFtqs Fgtsr2 Of csT'aa deed Of fns
a.nong the land record, Of the District oi
Columbia; anf at tAe request Of the party
will sell at public auction. in front q the
prgsFPN,sfI pgsFNt On On T6ERnDAAE 6 f1AF THE sSvET y,
FOUR pm. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District of Co,
in Georee '' H. Pjant and George G ". Rigs
subdivision OF lets N os SQUARE 2OS as per
for the District of Columbia in Liber R. "
trust for 81 10000. further particulars OF
which viii he announced at time of sale
paid in in cash ash dspoejt Of $500 90 S required
.PnyeySncia rerordinT & and revenue re- n stnnips
with within thirty days otherwise deposit
fort s@rfeltsd and t.S &c pf2per% may he advertised
Ttok'W =. X wWREtGHTS HTSk" Ton
jeI?.lf.lG.17 Trustees.
& THE ABOVE SALE Is ,PosTpoNED
ppntll M TpES9 dHE TWETTpSECoND S,;.S, ,
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
TRtsTTE Efi sAE SN oS T9GrAbLE 9Er Nas!:oisA.ME FRAME
REsIREEf RES sn sTRkEf kEP%oo SoRTHwi54 Af PRENlSEs
dated Fe6raesS @5th, ia$5. 5s,nS iq;sSq;
among the land records OF the District OF
Columbia. and at the request OF the party
secured therehY. the undersigned trustees
wll sen a, p43, eqgtie1 In front 4 3 t4e
THIRD DAY OF ,JUEE. A.D; 1928, AT
FIVE Pm. the following d. scrIbed land and
premises. situate in the District of Colum.
ma and designated as and being part OF
original lot 80 III square :So25 after resuhdI-
vision is Nnown as LOT so7 of SAID square
and also as lot % OF the resubdivision of
said lot, as. per plat re- orded in LibeT. 20,
folio 1885. Ot TIE records ~ the Office OF the
surveyor OF TIE Dittrrt OF Columbia de-
scribed as follows; Beginnlng at the south
thence west SO feet. thence south. "A feet,
thence east 80 feet 70 west side. of Sth st.
thence north = feet 70 place of beginning,
Terms. Sold subject TO a prior deed OF
trust for. $4,000. further particulars of
which will be announced at time of sale: the
purchase price above sad trust TO be paid
in cash. A deposit of $500 required Con-
veyancinG. recording and revenue stamps at
purchasers cost. Terms 70 be. compiled
forfeited and the property may I've aaver-
tlsed and lesoid at the discretion Of the
trustees
DUNBAR II. JOHNSON
Z. II. BAGEY.
!e12-d&ds.ex.Su Trustees.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

TWO FURNITURE VANS LEAVING FOR
New York Monday. 2Ist: want load en-
route. Phone Franklin Zoos. ACCOMMO-
DATlOE TRANSFER co. aO'
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND PIANOS
Main 1880 N4{,, u Ssu
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BRANDENBCRG & BRANDENBURG. Attys.
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE DI!
frict of CnllInllia a -Erias Rea0 & Shar

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia Fries, Beall g. Sharp
lin o. Kidwen. defendant.-Eo. A-31sO--
The object of this suit is to recover the
9s 100 dollars (s52S.3sl with interest
thereon from the Goth day of July. 1928:
certain property of the defendant levied on
under an attachment issued in this suit to
satisfy the plaintiffs claim. II Is. therefore,
this 10th day Of June. AID. 1925. ordered
that the. def ldant appear i'll this court
Sundays and legal holidays. after the day
Of the fret pubhca,ion Of this order to De de;
condemn alton should not be had: otherwise
the suit viii be PROCEEDED With as in ,,da case
Seal A true copy test BLANCHE
NFFF Clerk iel2 1925
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NORTH HILL castleman' son the
near Bluemont. Boats fishing winning
horses; electricity bath sewerage: no chill
dren. invalids or II. BIS taken. SIS and SIS
per wk Booklet
NJ y CASTIEMAN BerryyilIe Va 2os
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court-Estate
oi Sophia L.. Rutherford. deceased.-NO
tion having been made herein for probate
OF the last VIII and testament of said de
estate by Harry 6 Meem and the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company. IL is ordered
this Sth day Of June. AID. 1925. that all
the unknown heirs at law and next of kin
II any. and all others concerned. appear in
said court on Monday. the 10th day of July
AID. 1929. at 10 o'clock am. TO show
cause why such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be published in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Eve
ming Star once in each of three successive
weeks before the return day herein men
tiond. the first publication TO be not less
than 30 days before said return day. A, 4.
HOEHLING. Justice. (SealD Attest: THE0
DORE CoGSWELL Deputy. Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court lel2 IL %
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ARLINGTON co .
NEWS BRIEFS

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Oct. 22.-
Judge Samuel G. Brent today order
ed the clerk of the court to enter
an order providing for the necessary
investigation into the legal resi-
dences Of the plaintiffs in divorce
cases, in accordance with the grand
jury recommendations submitted
Monday.
The divorce court for this term
will convene tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock,
Judge Brent's ruling that the
law under which the board of super
Visors is operating to install the
county's water system is valid, COM
pletes the first step in the test suit
and, according to State Senator
Frank L. Ball, the case now will be
carried to the State supreme court.
The October meeting of the
Thrifton Improvement League will
be held in the vestry room of the
Grace Episcopal Church Monday
night. The report from the special
committee canvasSing the commun-
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GIRL IS HELD IN
/. BANK ROBBERY
BY international News Service

DETROIT, Oct. 22.-Grace Ford,
25-year-old indianapolis girl and
possessor of a $4,000 wardrobe,
was arrested here today after "a, 700
in cash, alleged to be part OF sac, 600
lot from the Union Trust Company,
Indianapolis, was found in her
room in Indianapolis.
She was. found in the Stratford
Arms Hotel. A companion, Helen
Rose, %. also was arrested.
Detective William Brickley, Of
Indianapolis, who reached Detroit
today, said the Ford girl is the
sweetheart of Jesse Stevens, ar
rested in Indianapolis, and said to
have confessed to being one of
four men who held up the trust
company.
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itv to ascertain who win support
the proposed community sewer
project will be presented.
The new cable lines being Ialo
throughout Arlington county by the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company, at a cost of more than
$21O 900 are nearing completion &C.
cording to Hugh Clarkson, local
manager.
A special delegation from the
Arlington County Civic Federation
soon will inspect the Clarendon
exchange as the guests of company
officials.
Mrs. Gertrude Bush, Of Bristol,
Va. grand matron of the Eastern
Star of Virginia, will pay an Of
fetal visit to the Mary Washing
ton Chapter, o. e. S., No. 5O, TO-
night in the Masonic Temple at
Clarendon.
Suits for divorce were filed yes:
terday by Hattie Swain Small
against Milton H. Small. and by
Sadie May Pyles against Carroll e.
Pyles.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Cherrydale Methodist Protestant
Church, will serve an oyster supper
tonight at the church from $50 70
s o'clock.
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To remove the glare from an
automobile headlight a winged de-
Hector has been invented that Is
placed around the lamp to direct
It's rays downward.
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RUSSIA EXPELS
~" ENVOY.
f,r 1nternatlonaI Now seryIes

. BERLIN, Oct. ZZ.-Harry u. An
derson, of Los Angeles. arrived IN
Berlin today after a hurried depart
ure from Moscow, having been or
dered expelled as the representative
OF the Y. M. c. A. His property
was confIscated.
Anderson was given 20 hours in
which to leave Russia.
The expulsion of Anderson vir.
tually ends the work of the 7. NJ.
c.. A. in Russia. Miss Edite Gates,
of Scranton, Pa, who is doing phys
zeal work for women In Russia
under Y. NJ. c.. A. auspices, 10 ex-
pected to be forced to leave.
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Wife Awarded Maintenance

Mrs. Dorothy M. Boyd. wife OF
Samuel b. Boyd, was awarded $50
monthly maintenance and the Gus
tody OF a foster son by Justice
Bailey today. They were married
August ii, 1918. Attorney J. b.
Flynn represented Mrs. Boyd.
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Drive your own car home tonight and
ask the OTHER fellow to ride. It's
easy by reading The Times and Herald
Classified Ads.
Evening star., 1926-12-10
Little Shopping Helps

Betty Lane, perso nal
shopper, Main 5lOo
Gift wrapping, weighing
and shipping
Postage Stamps and
Christmas Seals
Our trucks deliver within
a 25-mile radius
Free shipping to any part
of the U. S.
We cash Christmas saw
ings checks
Information booth, trst
floor
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Taxicabs and Messengers
called
Merchandise Gift Certifi-
Gates sold
Express elevators to Toy
land, 9th floor
Store Directories in ele-
vator boxes
Booth for opening Charge
Accounts, first floor
Gold coins supplied on
first floor.
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Rubber Boots, with shiny
tops, in bright colors. Sizes 5
to 1917, $l.95. Other styles
and sizes priced $z.4s to 500.
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Upper Leggings, of brown
goatskin, lined with flannel.
Soft and warm; easy for chill
dren to put on for themselves.
zto g. $S.9S.
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BY one means or another these
organizations are selecting one Of
their number TO get q free three.
day trip ana fight pass.
Fort Myer fans, spurred on by
the q Ia Dempsey trimming their
prize featherweight Al Foreman,
gave the local favorite GoldiO
Ahearn last night, have plans under.
way to put one OF the soldier boys
near the ropes when the world 8
heavyweight title IL decided.
At the headquarters Of the
CrandalI Tl1eaters, ga # st. n. W.,
Gladys MiIlS has been entered for
one of the free fight tickets.
She not only wants 10 see the
fight. but she wants Il to be a
real one" and thereby dispeis the
general idea among men that women
faint when the punching gets
heavy.
Miss Mills, who became sand'.
date today. Is captain % the Metro
politan Girls Athletic Club. ~ ex.
.esllent, baelkethall pIayeE end =
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Is Req. Hall II Hel Z
Billy Ask

RE Waskinston Ti.es tody ts sseoni u ss ~
hfch Rec M. "A. (By1 Sand
npon pubE pok1~s
the gsssons and the arfngs tie drsndfuI HaHAus
After kave rsdd thiss ssnd
yonr You ay sh NEEDS II
BY BILLY SUNDAY
that covereth his sins shall not prosper But whose
confesseth and forsaeh them shall have mercy
20, I3.
For few hours years human beings I've here
sunlight thinking Of ourselves pleasures selfish de-
Eres. ssss# s 7f s..
Then IN "a SECOND THE TIME COMES, and we find orr
selves face to face with the black door labeled
What thenf What do find the other side Of that
doorS And what FINDS US when walk through with
sins upon u.s. opportunities neglected gratitude
Divine kindness not Shown hearts hard chrome steel
Continued Page 2, Column ~
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RIDGE IS.
GAL NG On
ny Inter atI0nal - -

SAN FRANCISCO, sept. L.
United states Senator samuel A.
shortridge who based his campaign
for denomination largely upon his
advocacy Of the World Court and
support Of the Coolidge Administra.
ton has won the Republican nom:
inaflon by u large majority over
Judge Robert Clarke, Of Los An.
geles, who ,campaigned 90 8 foe Of
the World Court.
Congressman walter Lineberger,
dry, whose candidacy In a
measure injected that issue IN the
primary campaign was q poor third.
In one of the hottest guberna-
tOrial primary campaigns in the
history OF the State, Governor
Friend w. Richardson has been de-
feated for denomination on the Re-
publican ticket by, q margin Of be.
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
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900 1880 M
~ s.,
nree new arrests were
being c0nsid ered today IL the
III Wills murder invesEiga.
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80 1s7zS 3 Is - S
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8f His choir siii
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ahf,a ~ ellr'en.a ~ murder
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"a 49,. g sS's.
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here where the army specialists
could treat him. s.
Belts was not only considered
one Of the best pilots in the Army
Air Service, but was one of the
most popular as well. He first
sprang into prominence by winning
the Pulitzer Trophy at Baltimore
last year from Lieut.. Albert VIII
Iiarns, the nayy,s crack flier.
{ The death Of Lieutenant Belts
today marked the third airplane "a.
tally within q year IN the Ale
ghenieg and adjacent territory.
Charles III. Ameg. air mall pilot,
fell to death In the mountains near
BelIefonte, Pa, In October, last
year, close TO the spot where Bet
lis crashed. Also ii October Of
last year, Lieut., George II. Burgess,
an Army flyer, met death in q
crash near New Salem. Pa.
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! am writing this with the feeling
hat although / don't know how to
express myself or really write as
kou might call It writing. perhaps
can set down some little things
eut OF my life and my mothers life
that win put her In q true light
10 people who didn't know her as
knew her.
From = baby. / simply adored my
mother. Almost the first thing !
tan remember at all must have
been when I was three and q half,
Ind my mother had me by the
hand, looking for rooms.
We moved in April was then
four years old. Just Is years ago.
Mother told me many years later
hat even at that time she was
discouraged and felt tied down and
hemmed IN and her marriage had
Seen q terrible blunder.
The whole trouble was that my
bother had an education and real.
PED that people were put on this
earth for better tl1inga-not just
mere existence. She had q different
kind Of mentality than my father.
bhe had ambition and Ideals and
Dreams She loved TO work and TO
EARN things. II she ever came
Aeross q word In reading, or when
knybody was talking, that she
lidn't know the meaning Of, she
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leader n. the feminine sport circles
of the city. She Il member 0s
the Eastern Star ana representative
from her club to the General
Federation OF Woynen's Clubs, as
well as carrying on her regular b
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am Charlotte Mills
Sometimes think Just that alone stands for about all
the grief and misery girl of Pecan know. ss So
And yet when alone, manage somehow to 60
along and do things and talk people and even smile and
Friend 49, ga. @
The hard hours when alone room with the
house where lived ong-my mother and father, my
brother Dan and and where last mother that
four ago, when she went out and said Wait Tor
! Kid, till i come back" st@.
till am sick sometimes, wondering If could have
kept anything from happening had waited because she
did back to get her scarf-and went againand
neya rsarv hers
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ADVERTISEMENT

Reduced fares via RF&PRR aceonnt
k.eher pay Holiday, September IS.
Norfolk and Old Point 400 toand
y. cenaals ttcket agDnta.
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Free Trip to Big Fight
Lures Soldiers

Government departments and other Federal are
Catching on to the big opportunity offered by the Times
and Sunday Herald with the offer Of 200 rngde seats
at the -Tunney battle,
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The Coconino sun., 1926-09-17

Slab wood for sale.-Frank Ben
nett.
Letha v. Lugar of Williams yes
terday applied for divorce from
Cecil G. Lugar.
Mrs. P. J. Lindemann had in q
few friends for dinner last Thursday,
the birthday of her young son, Pete.
Twenty percent discount on refrig-
orators at furniture department at
Rabbits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Burns drove
to the Verde Valley on Sunday to
take in the ball game.
Elmer L. Whitten recently sold
two lots on West Cottage avenue to
Jeff Williams.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Rudolf Horner of the Bar j. ii.
ranch spent Wednesday in town MAX
ing arrangements for shipping a
large number of cattle to the coast.
Freddie Collins went to Phoenix
on Monday and will be back today
at his place as service attendant at
the Babbitt garage.
Bulbs for fall planting = Rocky
Mountain Columbine, Dorothy Perk-
ms rose bushes, 2 years old; tiger lily
bulbs. Flower shop. Phone 81.
Miss Claire McGonigle is enjoy
ing visit with friend from Hunt
ington Park, who came Tuesday
night to stay ten days or so.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
232J.
Jimmie Patton, who has been laid
up for the past four months, got
down town again Wednesday and is
back at his old job selling fire ex-
tinguishers.
Any article in the furniture depart
ment may be purchased by paying 10
per cent down and the balance in
ten monthly payments.-Babbitt Bros.
furniture department.
You consult lawyer for legal adj
vice. Get expert opinion on your
fall suit. C. X. Orahood from Ed. V.
Price & Co. is with US, showing their
new fall line. Let him take your
measure. Johnston's Toggery.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Borden of Los
Angeles spent couple of days here
this week. Finding their friends, the
McBurneys, in the midst of a fall
opening at Rabbits they pitched in
and helped out.
Evening star., 1926-12-26

Te.pece Decorated design. The
has fungh drawers the Table extends eight ee
aeaphostered Regular soooo Special SQ000 90
Decorated with wo-inch
hoised mohai cloth Regular price 5000 Special PRICE s5S5oo
CASE n ;ss s1sa ss H soifS Fable sn anna
aesss aS ss R. Table price, 1s so S sese @ are s upholstered $4875O
Ienpeee Msple and Rosewood Suite with Buffet and hall
drop leaves at both ends The Chair SIQ750
upholstered in moha Regular $780, Special price
g55 & @ sna W aoses Serving % s5 s @ B sasa
eight feet and the Chair upholstered blue hairch S10750
Tsn-peee p Walnut and aa suite with
nosed Chain upholstered wi9e-colored
sseh hsco s1, The Table to eight feet Regular price S325OO
server upholstered in haireh S425OO
pse Walnut snd d Gum Decorated Suite with
a s . 4hs @ ss es Case srs ss TABLE @ S9E m
fsss5 5ss s ?sse:
sminosed upholstered S10E.OO
00q gae OF weu and Gum sp with sn Buffet
5 @ :e i;;s s :s s s''s: sis5 :; %
Ten-pee suitable for small consisting Ni
ss s:s $500
Mahogany China Case Regular price, $4,000 Special $1,000
Walnut and Gum Serving Table Regular price so4oo 5000
Gum Serving Table Regular price 5000 $4,000
W.aat and Gum Serving Table Regular price 5000 $500
as asss, Fables with Regular $50
Windsor Chairs Regular price 5000 spe- $525
Walnut s,s and Gum Tea $500
RIss5fs:s Suite, finished green and gold 5000
Buffet with the above suite Regular price $780, $2975
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Living Room Furniture

Sofa and Armchair with separate aown
sssi'i''' Special $4,000
s;o ss hss. ss rich color: $4,000
taupe
noa with ths ,I covered fze Reg $44O
backs upholstered
R %s. sse s5se ps sss GO with these $4,000
Overstufed Spanish consisting
Nth 5 ss:ss soft $4,000
cushions
ets5sd "ohaf and ess Regular price $'oooo S3480O
consisting of armchair and
is Ts'ss; and 1:: $4,000 sps $4,000
consisting Armchair uphol
velour blue and taupe and old
The pillows cushions, are
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match ss k,1 As 5s s So's;s Sss 3s same materials to $500
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Overstufed Sofa Armchair Wing
Chair 'S Rsss " sss w o @ sg soets % ns n $295O
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Two-picce upholstered in mohar, with
s ss;sss ss'' sSs:s p soft tone d tapestry $4,000
Oyerstufed Davenports, with separate pillow
@ sS 5s:S %s: ,:s ,ss ssna' Regular Price s14975
Evening star., 1926-12-26
Seamless Administer Rugs
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Grade No. /
Grade No. 2
Drapery Department
Pre-Inventory Sale-Half Regular Price

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Busine
We mention a few of the many opportunities
yards Velour, price, $3.50 Now
10 yards Figured Velour price Slzoo Now $500 yd
5M yards Dark Mulberry Velour $3.50 Now
yards Gold Velour price $275 Now .$1So yd
20 yards Flemish Design Tapestry $3.50 Now $3J5
Is yards Light aupe Damask $500 $500
in all
Curtains
Now
Panels
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pairs Ecru Fht Design Net Panels regularly $500 pair Now
Portieres
Is Pieces Of 10 Pieces Imported
-. Regularly $i2s and $50