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'quall which: have lived l . ' on . “' fig" : mom. .TQ'CI’CIS flfiflc at , , .
With ”Pie and in faml- 3 5" The Sin is m until 6 o’cbdt cue-y vol-hu' ' t . of discrimination in select-
lles ll good many yours- Joy. This affords the usual time for afternoon shop- ‘ * log furniture, and persons
There is dignity and kind- ’3 who find the day VflniShCS all t00 qulckly after t of taste choose armchairs,
mg, in a fine old arm- - l he midday luncheon. Deliveries for the furniture will . desks and tables as they
choir. There is the spirit be made 35 speedily 35 POSSIblfi -._.-...c-,.._l-..l§ choose friends, expecting
» of service in a Colonial j . to live with them a long
:' . footsteol. _ 7_ _ i r f \ l, time. - . ,5
is , "- 1 French Writing Tables Th" ' th G F ' S l
.0; 1; cm W 15 IS e reatest . urnlturc a c ; Overstuffed Davenports
. on Secretarys . i _ ‘ » , l ‘
t , f ' ‘ , H‘OIIS’C . if Armchairs and Rec l
: . . h t Writing and Spinet Desks ' _ , _ y . Ever 7 held 113 . the . 0f Read COUChest'etC hf;
lf. 'All at Special prices. 4' r ‘_ “I .Prices have been cut until. it amounts to a keen sacrifice. A wonderful Mahogany Hall Clock has such , '7 I
‘. , «l I an injured ex ressron that plainly says: “What has it come to that i am offered at such a figure! l um not > All as Spam WM,
,. - ~ \ t l‘ Entnmol? clolc :1 am anlar‘l‘stofcrat in the family of Father Time and l speak in a musical voice. But this price
_____ . lC e is umila mg 0 a c 0c 0 my character.” ’ :3 IRES 1
l _ l That’s the way with the. majority of the fine pieces. Old English Oak, Colonial Mahogany and mod-
; aficgalput are all at smaller prices than ever before, because they must all find homes of their own and right
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j; W' _ [4:318 Rogrn Fpmlture Distinctive Furniture For Libraries and Living Rooms
. ,. . . in!!!) Mary unto, me Mahogany with The Hall Clock in a faithful member of tlw familv. kecp- ' [3,. Set in 5m ed m lbe d ld
l panellng or Fren‘h cane, loose cuSh' ‘ . ' ' ' in ti e 'h . 'bo . ' - . v. A d at all our " cry . ’ ‘ p . u try an go en ve-
_ .. ; of blue silk V610”; 10‘” "”10 Pillows “£9,111; akigg'fid info?“ “”3 3°“ ”L y lour. .Very dainty and artistic fora medium Size room,
i D‘"“P‘.’"' Former price, $268.50 , A Colonial Mahogany Clock is of dignified lppeflmnoe mum“ 0’ recepm" parlor“ . .
e . ‘ , Sale price, ' with broken arch at the top. central and side vanoo. There Sauce, Former price, $100.00
l . Fflulde Wing W {’- 5214 50 - :rllrzolhledlllllulnd a face that is hand-etched. A simple bell , . Win $313 price, p
; . Q 5* S 'te f' M h 5 ‘5' f V Original price, $145.00 for $99.00 Rock", 56350
. . “3‘“ Anne “I . me a ogany rames with A tan mum . . , ,
A , - . y Clock wrth continuous unbroken arch go. ,
pillows and homer 1“ mulberry damask. and side pilastorn, has rm engraved face of rare workmanship. ' Parlor Set, Cogninl delign, upholstered seats and,
Davenport, I - F _ ‘ The moon that has a marine background, on aqmrelle with a a backs f lb l ‘7
W, .- “a,” ormer price, $206.00. . ship in sail. This clock has Westminster chimes on the quar— ’ O mu erry VB our' . ‘
F' . le Will: Cl . ' $172 0 , Original price $475.00 for $856.00 Three pieces. Sale price, - i. 5 :
.' - A Gothic Clock is of dignified, appearance and hears ‘ $46.00
sh dJmh’m Set for living room. frames-of finelv fin- slight curving. This has a deep toned caghedml bellhlow ‘ '
i e Ma ogany, coverings of‘blue Silk velour. ' ._ . 138-00 ‘0' ' - - - , '
Davenport, Former price, $201.00 . A Low Boy in a jolly little piece of furniture. Conven- . mel Room Set. Very luxuriously over-SFUfde’
g Mu“ W, Sale price may, ”£1?”ng “lid (1:16am intimate in a way. It Wm ma ,1 With cushions and spring seats and backs, coverings of -
, t . , ‘ your “‘ e on e o,” with rendi lam and hooks. its ' ~ , ‘ ’
1 Woman: mm $16800 mall‘drawers will hold trinkets 3 pwsgnal possessions. {me “many ‘ Former- price, $187.00,
"“ ' A Qu‘een Anne model in mahogany has cahriole legs and , Sale price,516o 00 "
.. Luxurious Over-stuffed Set with Spring cushions “spoon" eet. A fine Pk?“ . . . ’ . ~
slid spring backs, coverings-of f'ine tapestry. ’ 3 0mm" "me $55-00 for “3-00- . .
yen , F ' t C) _ . A Writing Desk in Queen Anne design is an exocodin 1 ~ - - , 5 . k ' '
. port qslréllggcperlcc, M 7 00 graceful piece; The decorations are in Chinese lacqlg‘i " LIV“! R0091 Sci, ebony and gold, anueen Anne
ROcker. ’ " ’ ' landscape and figures in lmperial Yellow on'h black ground. style, covered With best quality brown mohair plush
. , . $165.00 gugii’gogzhlnegnkc wrtlt u.wlllow tree drooping over it, and in a dainty design. A very choice group. -
Living Room Set, Adam design, golden bronze ' ('lriginnl pride $125.00 {or $125.00 . Former pl’lCC, 523900 J Sale price, " “'"l
velour with loose cushions and spring seats. ; A Sheraton Duk 01’ Mahogany has design on the lid in . 52:... ..--. . . _ .11 ‘ $190.00
Fol'merprice $115 00 Chile price ,3 mantlluotfirie, graceful flowers in mother-ofpenrl and satin- .
_’ ' ‘ ‘ ”1‘ won in try. 4 '
' $75.00 . Original price $28.00 for $22.50 ,. .f ‘ An: end Crofts Set of massive Fumed Oak with
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' d Adam Set of fine Mahogany with turned legs ' ‘ :Ierrglugrecflgggff 5.6th and spring backs covered W
W “ an stretchers. Cane backs, upholstered spring seats, ' ' . ' ~
covered with French tapestry. ~ ‘ Fading Tables Dim 5 15:21:] legglce, $26400
Settee, . Forlnetévrice, $112.00 " Armchair, p ’
l M... . $215.00
English Set, very luxurious with coverings of
verdure tapestry.
Armchair, Sale pia'ce,
. Rocker, , ,_ . a? $8950 4 Folding Card or Tea
Tables, in ' mahogany f
finish with imitation ' I Former price, $225.00
' ' ' leather to )5 These mob ‘ ' Sale price,
Porch Furniture. Old Hickory l ' - m3 . , , $18 8 00'
. ~ - fold compactly when » 1"” W” on“ ‘ ‘
Burdett Chairs and Rockers . . .
with other strictly porch styles "Ct m ”56' ‘ 7 .- ‘ Chippeadule Set, backs. and arms of handsome,
Were $3.00 polished Mahogany, full spring seats. .
g ’ less 20 per cent
Buy for next year, for it is certain you will pay
more next year.
, Sale price, $1.95 Sale price,
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Fomer price, $85.00 .
$65.00
. Less 10 per cent , ' Dining Chairs Less 20 per cent .
, All Brass and Metal Beds, Mattresses. Springs, PlllOWS‘ ‘ , less ~
This is a wonderful offering and all housekeépers should take ‘ad-
, . On all pictures in the Read gallerieszu/Oil Paintings.
vantage. . . - 10 per cent Photogravures, Etchings, Color Prints
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1 MZE WIRELESS s: Several hundred miles. It was a new to be overwhelming against it locall. EWARDOF I the next. twenty-four hours. He re-l Fighting in soon'expected‘at Stun:r ASK‘FGR and GET ‘
y , ~ ‘ model of apparent foreign make. German resident and his two sons. . ' ‘ b . '
WTFIT 0N HILL _. . celved a telegram from hens Kuo Ting ,toward which point some of the ’
; . g- , . About four months a; , secret serv- No official lnlormatlon concerning $190,WFOR Chang, announcing that has has 33- Imperialism have retreated. o r lc ‘ 8
AT NOANK LINE ice manners in hiew udon look- the size or sending radius of the ' CHANG HSUN numed the'telilporary presidency. Ne- ..arlmvNG'I'QN, July lat—General .. .
.V . , "lad or a_ “3‘39”?“ plant .that was plant could be obtained. It was .in- , . . radiations are under way for the nur- Chang Henri. leader of in» ntmmm to Ilse Original. .
(Continued From Page one) so at till-at 11mm to ltaxe sent the tlmated, howaver. .that the outfit. (Continued From Page One) render of Chang Hsun's Su Chow Fu restare‘the Manchu dynasty in mm . “n l I M-lk .
‘ t. s , zigzag?) n33: liiewllferfiéss Emllt our; ggilfiysgglergmtcompact, lwn: Tilli- . - forces. The cooperation of the navy was reported by Minister :{einacn lo- alt I n
, o commun on 9 ong _’ is being arranged. ’ ' ' day to have withdrawn his troops in Sun tum Colt YOU mm
$fiyorbgl$at§atqmlghltdntm the llhelrmor orfl some large, 'oullding, but distances. _ Chang unnoticed-tor alive. according toreportfi; Chang» Hank‘s w. the Imam-in! {my and the Temple W n ’
a” _l . , s. e o . e le searc 1”” unavallmg. How— Lieutenant Commander Sterling [dang 'Chl Elmo. chief counselor of whereabouts nt Peking inunlmown. of Howell. the two most historic and ' 5
“five” tot'dtho plant. When it wan ever, they kept up their senrch in said that he could Elva culprit) lnfDI'-‘ Tuna Chl‘Jult‘lelder of the Rambli- Ho has urged theomperor to take Mutual sections otPoklng. ‘ [OR WT” LUNG; b
an {flier ny .t was in a part!) the surrounding Territory and are be« than relating to reported arrests. 03117015388. 38? there is no question personal“ command. - . vixhblllNh'l’UN, .July 1t).-—~Lovzll - armour! canons ”m col-I394;
IIstimuli; e congltlllon, 1111c): showed hand; to ha." been instrumental in He said that .11 arrests were made or unycompromlae with Chm Hana. ., A trnll‘nb‘earlng Monarchlst wound- troupe. of the Bopubllc surrounded the ’ '
7 my no live een used re. the. final discovery of the plant, the information would properly come no the ltépubltennn are ,‘detennlned ad has arrived. They said the Mon- city .aud complete destruction of the . an s .
‘m‘l‘fiy’plrel tflt ill I d tLSuhmatjne, base officials "in New from “19 navelcommandant art-NEW finally to overthrow him. ' . . .archlsts, were still in retreat. Mmtur'chlol government in contrlorel ‘ . , - ~ 5
“9 can on t a was oun . ondon refused to admit that arrests MEI. ,_ 3 . i ,_ Tun Chi. Jul, interviewed at Tied A, Republican airplane dropped mix: a muttor at it short time.~" " Alt ' ti
. p , ad a b dime d ny .J Rio, is optimistic» fie, rhdllltvoe that bombs on Fearful. There Were tour Uninten‘hned ‘ communication ’lfilh era ve
d WW’T‘RW, monumental collaprom culmi’pnamtm. ‘ »- . " . ‘
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