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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-29
CreCO-CarriNO Case
Branded As Fascist
Plot at Meet Here

Protesting against the frame-up of
Calogero Greco and Dopato Carrillo,
anti-fascists, $500 workers in Central
Opera House, 9th st. and Third Ave-,
Sunday afternoon, under the aus
pices of the international Labcr De-
fense, condemned the preparation by
the New York police of another Sac
co-Vanzetti case.
Communist organizations thruout
the world, the international Red Aid
in Europe and South America, will
demonstrate and strike unless Greco
and Carrillo are liberated and return
ed to the working class" William W.
Weinstone, organizer of the New
York district of the Workers (Com-
munist) Party, said. District At
torney McGeehan is in dead earnest
when he says he hopes to have Greco
and Carrillo in the death house at
Sing Sing prison by Christmas, just
as Judge Thayer was in earnest when
he swore Nicola Sacco and Bartolo-
meo Vanzetti would be executed. On
ly the organized strength OF labor can
save Greco and Carrillo"
Several speakers said the case of
Greco and Carrillo, who go on trial
Dec. in the Bronx, charged with
killing two fascists last Decoration
Day, was part of movement of
italian fascism and American capi-
talism to terrorize the labor move
ment in this country"
Reckon Without Labor.
eff the capitalist class" said Robert
Minor, editor of The DAILY WORK
Err, "thinks it can carry out another
Sacco- Vanzetti murder it win be reck-
oning without the mass of workers in
America and the rest Of the world.
The movement to save Greco and
Carrillo will be larger, if necessary,
than the Sacco-V -Vanzetti liberation
campaign"
Minor also pointed out that in
Continued on Page Five)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-29
GETS HIGHWAY BILL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-A cam
paign for the creation of vast sys-
tem of trans-C Continental Highways
and airplane landing fields will be
launched in congress. A bill authoriz-
es three billion dollar bond issue
to be repaid by gas tax and license
fee on automobiles.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-29
100000 Coal Miners Ask Where Do You Stand?"
In Support of Their Struggle Against Starvation

of votes to back up the coal miners in
their fight"
With the slogan of American
Labor Must Declare Itself Silence
Helps the Bosses!' the relief COM
mittee hopes to awaken the workers
Continued on Page Five)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-29

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. %. =. De-
manding to know whether you "are
for the mine owners or for the mine
workers" the Pennsylvania Min
ers Relief Committee has flooded the
country with ballots, calling upon
millions workers to cast millions
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-29
ATLANTIC FLIGHT FLoPs.

LONDON, Nov. 28.-Another un-
successful attempt to take off across
the Atlantic to Newfoundland was
made today by the Junkers Plane
D-1230, according to western union
advices from the station at Horta, The
,AzoreA
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-29
SEE MOVE BY Great BRITAIN And
FRANCE TO BALk DISCUSSION OF
DISARMAMENT AT Geneva PARLEY
Pravda Reminds Imperialist Powers That Soviet
Government Exposed Secret Treaties
Lithuanian "Revolt" RUmors Show That Polish
Rulers Intrigue for Conquest

GENEVA, 28.-When the Preparatory Commission Dis
opens Wednesday, the Soviet delegation
headed by tvinoff, will offer program of complete
disarmament
and Great Britain expected make
onne the discussion at the conference to the question
scuty the Soviet deegaon aided by the German dele
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-29
Two Trainmen Killed
Observation-Disclosures
Cuts Out Switchinen

PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Wis, Nov.
28.-Three trainmen were probably
fatally injured here today when two
railway freight engines and twenty
box cars left the rails and piled up in
ditch.
The train, on the Minneapolis-St.
Paul branch of the Chicago Burling-
ton and Quincy Railroad, northbound,
struck an open switch. The road has
been cutting down its staff, and there
are not enough switchmen.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-29
BURNS Gets HIS
CITATION BEFORE
CONTEMPT JUDGE
Oil Graft Case Becomes
Question bf Dignity

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. - Per-
sonal service was today made on Will
liam j. Burns, w. Sherman Burns
and Charles L. Veitsch, all of the
Burns International Detective Agen-
cy, requiring them to appear in the
district supreme court next Monday
and show cause why they should not
be adjudged in criminal contempt of
court for their alleged part in the
mistrial of Fall and Sinclair.
The contempt ruling arose from the
lnistrial of the oil conspiracy case of
Harry F. Sinclair, New York million
aire, and former Secretary of the In
terror Albert B. Fall. The govern
ment produced affidavits declaring
that Sinclair had engaged the Burns
agency to keep IAN improper surveil-
lance" over the Sinclair jury for
the purpose of bringing about a mis-
trial if necessary"
Oil Men Called.
Cited with the two Burnses and
Veitsch are Sinclair and two of his
aides-H. Mason Day. of New York
and Paris, and Sheldon Clark, of
Chicago-who are charged with be-
ing Contact men" between their chief
and the private detectives.
The contempt trial will convene in
Justice Frederick L. Siddons' court a
week from today. Approximately 60
witnesses who appeared before the
grand jury to testify concerning the
jury tampering charges are expected
to testify.
Burns defense is on the technical
point of "being twice placed in jeop-
ardy"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-29
PENNSYL vANIA COAL BAR0NS WANT
UNION TO PAY COSTS OF Their
STR|KEBREAK!NC; SUE FOR million
Supreme Court Decision. Legalizing Evictions,
Backs Companies Damage Suit
Operators Push Drive to Throw Out Miners;
Thousands Added to Homeless Army
BULLETIN.
(SpeciaI To The DAILY WORKER.)


PITTSBURGH 2sPresdent COoldges refusal to inter
much the
par of the shs that to be allowed
this fight for the shop to finish said pokes
man of the Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company today without
any another by the federal government
real victory for the principle that every
employment where and
work under conditions he sees IT.
who helped the draft
of which egaizes evcons The decision
further uphold the right OF private
the eviction proceedings
now being members of the United Mine
houses but who refuse to accept
employment on the company's terms"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-29

WANTED - MORE READERS
ARE YOU GETTING THEM?
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now being against
Worker
lent on the company's terms
ecial t The woRKERJ
By A. S.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 28.-Western Pennsylvania coal com
panes preparing million dollar damage suit against the
United Mine America following decision the Penn
syvana uphng the right of the coal operators
% evict striking miners
t#@ Thousands to Be Evicted. sss~e+aT
The coal companies pushing their eviction drive at top
speed the three weeks thousands
families will be thrown out of their homes to add to the
evced the Pittsburgh coal company first
broke the Jacksonville agreement in August 1925
Savage Blow.
This one blows aimed at section
of the and the suit designed to dam
ages from the union as continued occupation of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-29

THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS:
| FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF THE
UNORGANIZED
FOR THE 4O-HOUR WEEK
FOR A LABOR PARTY
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
FATHERS NIGHT
TO BE DESERTED
iT RLESY STUDIO

Another ot the popular Fathor,
Nights will bc held at the Wooda
HleSy Dance Studio tonight. for par
cutS and friends Of the first baby
class and third class. ApproXi.
matcIy q children viii take part in
the program.
Among tLc program numbers viii
be The Wedding OF Barbara
Worth. by pupils of tho FIRST baby
class. This number viii be fca-
turc Of tine evening. \ solo dance
by Betty Jane Ayncs. an old fash
Toned dance by Gertrude Hartman,
an Egyptian dance by Tradcna See
burg, Soidicr dance and a doll
dance given by groups from the
first class, and Irish lovers, Indian
Maidens and Alice Bin, Gown by
the third cla,, will be included in
the program
A. q special treat FOR the tiny
tots who lrill pat ON the greater
part of program, the intermediates
class viii repeat the polar bear
dance which has scored such sue
cess when given IN public This
winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
Suffers Collapse
In Police Court

W. +. O'Brien entered Il plea of
guilty to 4 charge of reckless driv-
ing before ,ludge /. Mayfield ~ t,tv
court this morning, then collapsed
against the railing at the Judge :
desk. He seemed to be suffering
from heart attack. His ease was
continued over until this afternoon
and the accused was taken to the
county iajl for medical attention.
q Hrlen appeared puzzled when
ne faced /the Judge but after uues
1olun@ he entered his plea of gull
y, AS the Judge was deliberatinr
eh the penalty to impose, Q Rrien
swooncd.
According to the Information
Furnished by Motorcvclc Patrol.
man Van :sezef, who made .he ar
rest. O Brien had been stopped Just
outside of the city by state police.
Tie was told to stay there. for a few
minutes while the state police per
formed other duties. II e did not
wait Tor the return of the state
police, coming ON into FL Centre.
RE was driving in the middle of
me road and forcing others cars off
the pavement when arrested by
Van Bezel, it WAS reported. Tn,
patroIman said that he appeared to
he under the influence Of i1toxicat
ing liquor.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
MAY WEATHER
UP TO AVERAGE
REPORT SHOWS

fbr monthly weather report for
May released today hy James IL.
Gordon, mcteorologjst of Yuma.
,Nrizona, shows that me month av.
eraged a temperature of l.5 above
normal and was 20 of one degree
warmer than MAY. 1926. The tenn.
peratufc of lI3 degrees recorded
N MAY II established new rec
7rd for 50 early in the season The
lowest temperature foI the month
VAS y degrees on May ). The
highest temperature recorded since
1870 IN May was lee degrees while
! the lowest WIS 80 degrees.
There was ~ rainfall during the
month. \ 5s-year average shows
of inches for the month. Tie wet
lest May since l>71 was in f922
when 90 of AN inch Of water tell
The rainfall thus Iar tnls year is
90 Of IN ich.
The wind movement was 4,443
miic>, I'm average velocity Of six
, miles an hour which is 10 below
| normal and 80 above that of May.
1926. Maximum Velocity was -
Milrs an hour from the west on
MAY 6.
The sun Lad 4 record CT 100 per
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
BIRTHDAY DINNER
GIVEN IN II o n o X
OF hrs. CARMICHAEL

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. :.
Carmirhacl, on Hamilton street was
the scene of q family dinner given
last night in honor of the eightictA
. birthday Of Mrs. Margaret Carmich-
ael, mother OF j. ). Carmichael
The table WAS delightfully."- decorat-
ed and birthday gift, wer" present
ID to Mrs. Carmichael by her chill
drcn. grandchildrnn ana great
grandchildren.
Those present were Mr.. and Mr..
J. :. Carmichael, Margaret Ca
michael and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
llcy and two children.
The honrrcc, who has been visit
iug ar the home Of her son tho past
winter expects TO leave next week
for her. own hom" in Chicago. Ms.
y. :. carmichael Will accompany
her and spend the summer in the
east.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
VARGARET LANTEP
\ as PRESENTED IN
a. { HARIfT.N'G MUSICALE
BY OLGA COSTELLO

TO "a gathering OF appreciative
friends and music lovers Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer A. Todd presented Miss
MaLgaret Lanier last night at a
charmiDgly appointed musicale.
Miss Lanier, an advanced pupil of
Mr.. Todd and a member of the
feaehing staff Of the Imperial Val
1evP Academy of Music, j. The ton
tunate poSSessor ot rare natural
falfns which has been developed bv
excellent tutelage
Her number last night WIS Bceth-
oven 5 Concerto in c Minor. some
times Known as the Emperor con-
perto,. and the orchestral part was
played upon the orgau 10y Mr.. Todd.
The three movements, allegro, largo
and rondo, were moods Of contrast
that afforded the Young pianist an
opportunity to display gifts of in
1erpretative insight is wtn a. tech
meal perfection. Miss Lanier ;
wort was praiscworttv for velocity
and clarity, virtues too seldom
found among Young players aud for
e;tse, smartucss and mcticulous fiu-
asb.
Nj Todd $ playing Of the oIches-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

trai setting Of. the concerto made
The number satisfying from every
aspect.
Miss Iauicr was assisted by Let
tie Earley-Nan HocSru. who pleas
inely sang, "With Ncrdurr Clad
from Hayden : oratorio THE Gre
alton. Miss E>trllc Necdham act
I'd as accompanist for This number.
To Continue Studies
Al the opening of the full quar-
ter Miss Lanicr will leave for
Berkeley. where She plans to take
the university course in public
school music in addition to contin-
uing her piano study with some
teacher not vet selected.
Throughout the evening Mrs.
Todd was assisted hy Mrs. I. {.
I.aujrr. mother Of The pianist, and
Mrs. Omega Connolly.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
JEANNE BURGER
HOSTESS AT GAY
BIRTHDAY PARTY

ln celebration of her fifth birth
day Jeanne Burger WAS hostess at 4
gay bathing suit party at the home
Of her parents. DR.. and Mrs. I. A..
Burger. yesterday afternoon. The
youthful guests, who included
Jeanne : friends hrtuecn TIM ages
of three and six years. came to the
Burger home ~martly a.tired in
bathing suits.
Roly-Poly Youngsters and slim
Youngsters. dressed in bathing suits
Of all shades and types. disported
themselves gaiiv On the lawn with
out thought or ear, for party
clothes. Caps Were distributed by
Mrs. Burger and the effect to pas,
>er>-bv was that Of u hcyy OF wee
fairy folk.
Movies were the principal diver
sion OF the afternoon. Pictures
taken at Mariiyn Perkiu ) recent
party We're shown, and as many of
the children present were on the
film, much interest was displayed
by the potential screen celebrities
in their own work.
Movies of the "bathing beau.
! ties were also taken.
Al the conclusion Of the success
full afternoon individual angel food
cakes and ice cream were served
Favors were in the form Of candy
baskets in the form Of doll hats.
Jeanne : guests included Lenora
Costello. Marilyn Perkins, Betty
jaue Ayncs, Opal Anderson, MarH
/ Virginia McNecee. Frances Louis,
Hervcv, Marie skinner. junio'
Loyml. Gordon and Bobby Tucker
Billy Thompson, Bobby Burns lr.
Ellen Marie Giauola. Mary Jan,
Riddle, Earl Rex, Grnc Tyler
Marylin Cary. Lou Ann Nuttall
Cecil Cross, Patsy. JOY and Bir,
Mcclure, Leonard Carey. Charlie
Burke, Bobby and Othneil Horne
] Margaret DcTar, Betty Ramsey an,
j Betty and Bobby Reid
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02

cent of possible amount of sunshine
Two days were partly cloudy
with % clear.
The relative humidity for the
month vas $50 at 6 Il. IN; 10 at
noon; 14.5 at 6 p. m. as against 500
at 6 II. m; 1919 at noon; 11.7 at
6 y. m for May, 1926.
There were no fogs or thunder
storms.
~~ The crop conditions show that
most crops are about two weeks
late. Cotton is in fair shape with
some rcplanting ncccssary The
citrus crop has been heavy with al
falta lands being laid by for seed.
The Colorado river condition
shows that the highest peak reach
ed was 26.G feet aud the lowest
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
JUNIORS H0NORED
Il SENIORS 4 I
DELIGHTFUL DANCE

Complimcnting the Juniors, tht
&. L. II. : Seniors gave delight
fui dance, in return for the Junior,
Senior banquet, at the Woman :
Ten Thousand club last night. The
room was artiStically decorated in
pastel shades over the doors were
numbers for the wears of the two
classes - and y.
The prize fox trot waS won by
Allorha Gallagher and Jack Green
we'll. The Junior college alumni,
Juniors. and Seniors 'werr invited
and q number Of parents were ai,o
guests. During the evening re-
frcShmcut> were served by some If
the mntners.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02


porial Valley. While several of
pictures show the al i.ractiveness
the Motel others are devoted to
terestlng features in the valley.
Imperial Valley in 1902 is D
tured, showing "A barren desert Ian
Imperial Valley ut present is shov
depicting an irrigation ditch II
ming through the land ann varic
fields with growing vegetables a
fruits, improved roads and gre
fields.
The pamphlet also contains /
tures taken along the San Diego a
Arizona railroad, showing Carr
Gorge. A picture of Salton
with its "paint pots - compile
the pamphlet,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
1--WE Pay Fines
For Drunkenness

j. r. Patterson of Brawley ap-
prared before Judge Mayficld in
r'T court ibis morning, braring a
much battered appearance and en-
tered q plea Of guilty. to a Charge
Of drunkenness. He said that he
lad been 10 McXirali whcrc ne had
q fe" drinks and from ms apucar-
anrc he also took part in q 4agfest.
His nose vas battered and hi. right
eye black lie. was sentenced to
pay "A fine Of so or work out his
tiQe al the rate of>S2 q dav in jail.
y. Shimfngo also entered a plea
"f guilty TO a charge OF drunken
ness and vas sentenced 10 pay Il
fine vi $40 or spend 10 DAYS in
Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02

school, which was given today.
With the Mckinley school teach
ers acting as ho>tes>es, lee cream
aud cake We're served for the chill
dr"n, who were enthusiastic about
the treat
Today Mrs. Bowers room at
Harding is also having a party. aud
Mrs. Josephine King entertained
her children at her home yesterday.
IN addition to the other parties re
Norled tor nnrlMg laot Mnck.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
PARTIES GIVEN FOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN

Parties for the Younger clemen.
taly school pupils, who are enrolled
nj the Mckinley and Harding
schools. which began last week ar"
continuing. At Harding, each room
is having n separate party, while at
Mckinley the big event of the clos
in2 term is a party fer the entire
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02

lfeet. Discharge at Yuma was
'.2,973,5oo dcrcfcct us against, .,
,764, 100 for May 1926. The runoff
i'll MAY was II per cent above nor
nal, Falling stages in the river
Iarc indicated for the Lcxt two
,,..Ec
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
SONORA GALES REPORTED
RECOVERING RAPIDLY
B. I.it~J Press Leased ire

LOS ANGELES. June 2.--Senofa
Natalia Gales. wife OF the presi-
dent of Mexico, was we'll on the
road to recovery today. attaches of
thc California Lutheran hospital
said. following Il major operation a
week ago.
sonora Gales continues to I'M
prove i, WAS stated aud Proba ably
win bc able to leave the hospital
within two weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
Hotel Pamphlet
Boosts Valley

\ pamphlet has just been issued
/ by the Barbara Worth hotel for ad-
vertising purposes which depicts
0 numerous points of interest in I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02

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clothing, furs and rugs. Clean and
easy TO use. Will not stain.
Fit is the result of exhaustive
laboratory research. 1t has re-
placed old Ineffective methods.
Fatal to insects but harmless TO
mankind. Recommended by
Health Officials. Buy Fit and Fit
sprayer today. For sale every
where.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02

Fruit crews are already being
signed for picking in the san jon
quin Valley although work will not
begin until July.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02
VANDERBILT DIVORCE SIGNED

FAtiS, JUnr =. Mrs. william X.
'andcrbiji : divorce from WilliaD.
Nis,au apdes3iit, noted SPORTS $
man ;0Ifeapita!isi, which was sign
cd Monday, was formally entered
today in The records Of the Seine
tribunal.
Fita ,.a n"n>,rrs hi}r :,t"u dis.
r"tcno - 'aoada. Ihc toltt-t-,
,a", 7',.t ia, it"s'i tl,e ~'a 20, 80 80
2.1r etat t''ic y-sa.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02

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h.f'a r.r7 ''"- t.a 4,,e '5tt
4u '..tt fhlf +'.act ~ ),
r"9', 3. ttth .Yo ..a.a.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-02

NEOSOUITOES-sCreens do not
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with Fit.
Fit spray clears the hoase in few
minutes of disease bearing flies,
mosquitoes, bed bugs, reaches.
ants and hcas. 1t searches out the
cracks where insects hide and
breed, destroying their eggs.
Fit kills moths and their larvae
Evening star., 1927-04-24

Leonard Polar King Top
Icer, 25 lbs. capacity,
white enamel r1c IN
lined ....r... Slb.0U
White enamel lined Leon
ard Polar King, ice ca
pacity rs lbs, three
door front Q0A7r
lcer ......... SZ4.l0
80 lbs. capacity Leonard
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n11s9'i iinsd 49,. S27.5O
Three-door front icing
Leonard Polar King,
white enamel lined, rs
pound n07 or
one-piece white porcelain
lined Leonard Polar King
75-lbs. ice Gao
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Evening star., 1927-04-24
Dining Room Suites

These dining suites all have oblong
tables and two armchairs with each
suite. There are ten pieces in
each suite, embodying the
latest refinements and con-
veniences in dining room
furniture.
Ten-piece Dining Suites, in wall
nut and gumwood. Re- CLEO
duced to ............ U4OO
Tastefully designed Dining
Suite Suites walnut walnut and I'd gum S225
Good Looking Dining Suites,
with ten attractive SC07
A Ten-piece Dining Suites, pedes-
tal.type table. Reduced COOE
to ............. OOAO
/ Spanish-type Dining Suite, with
roomy tapestry upholstered chairs
In Espano finish. Re- C0E0
duced to OOOV
Elegant Mahogany Dining
Suites, of Sheraton int1u- OOlE
ence; ten pieces. Reduced eDOOO
Sturdy Ten-piece Berkey & Gay
Dining Suites, of Early English
influence. Reduced COFE
to OOlO
1 Berkey & Gay Dining Suite,
HeppIewhite influence and hand
painted decorations; ten Q1FE
pieces. Reduced to -. OfSO
Finely Made Berlxey & Gay Dim
ing Suites, of Hepplewhite in
fiuence; ten pieces. Re- GI0S
duced to ............ O1OO
/ Berkey & Gay Dining Suite, with
new type linen chest and solid
mahogany interiors. Re- CEOS
duced to .......... UO@O
3 Handsome Berkey & Gay Dining
Suites, of French Colonial in.
fiuence; ten pieces. OES0
Reduced to .......... OOOV
Evening star., 1927-04-24
Bedroom Suites

nese suites embody everything that
8 new and correct in modern,
tasteful bedroom furniture. A
choice of many suites and fin
ishes. A type of suite for
every purse and person
ality. 4
s Lacquer Walnut and Gumwood
Bedroom Suites, with bow bed;
four pieces. Reduced C1OE
to ...... O1OO
/ Omar Ivory Decorated Bedroom
Suite of six pieces, with poster
type bed. Reduced 0O00
to ................ O6UV
1 Walnut and Gumwood Bedroom
Suite, with good size dresser;
six pieces. Reduced COE0
to ........ eDZOU
j Twin Bed Suite, of eight pieces,
mo in Omar Ivory; Ivory; d. dee> $500
/ Solid Mahogany Puritan-type
Bedroom Suite, of six COE0
pieces. Reduced to. -. DOOV
8 Berkey & Gay Bedroom Suites,
of Louis XVI influence; walnut
principally used; six QQc0
pieces. Reduced to-. OOOU
5 Spanish-type Bedroom Suites,
with butt walnut fronts and hang
ing mirrors; six pieces. C0OE
Reduced to. .......... UO&O
Beautifully Designed Bedroom
Suites, with new type of vanity;
walnut and gumwood. CO7E
Reduced to. Oct -
Twin Bed Suite, Grand Rapids
made, in walnut with white quar-
tered oak interiors; eight COOK
pieces. Reduced to. UOOO
1 Berkey & Gay Bedroom Suite,
of seven pieces, principally done
in walnut. Reduced QN0E
to OfOO
1 Spanish-type Bedroom Suite In
pastel shade of green enamel with
hand painted decorations; six
pieces. Reduced QEE0
10 .....s..."...... WDOV
Evening star., 1927-04-24

THESE are suites from our Dining
l. Room and Bedroom Departments.
Dependable Lifetime Suites. Suites,
many of which you would ordinarily
associate with prices double what
these are marked. Modern, desirable
designs embracing the latest styles
and cOnveniences. Never have we
offered more for your money.
Most of these suites-bOth dining and
bedrOOm-ar Grand Rapids made
the finest possible construction-de-
pendable Lifetime quality. Yet
priced eUen IosUer than you would pay
for some ordinary, unknown makes
of furniture.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

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Leonard Cleanable Re-
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lined r.......sa put"
rs lbs. Ice capacity Leon
ard Cleanable one-piece
white porcelain lined,
equipped for electric re-
frigera- no7 RI
Two : door front icing
Leonard Cleanable one
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pounds O1Aro
capacity ...a qIt.OU
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Leonard Polar King,
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