M Broadway at Ninth. New York.
The clears of thegreat
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Note the wide choice, please. And the
of prices. There’s good iurnittlre.
i. saving for everybody.
Variety
57 styles of suites for the bedroom. . . .. . . . . 256 to 3,476
i, 1 18 styles of suites for the living—room . . . . . . 72 to 1,492 N
g 186 styles of upholstered chairs...... ...... 18 to 420
l 145 styles of chairs for the dining-room. .. .. 5 ' to ' 25
l 132 styles of chairs for the bedroom . . . . . . .. 6.7 to 21.9 h
l 72 styles of separate bureaus...... ...... .. 26.25 to 112 ’-
3 65 styles of separate chiEoniers . . 28.25 to 183
‘5 85 styles of triplicate dressing tabled. ...... 38.25 to‘ 132
i 40 styles of separate chifl'orobes . . . . . . . . . . 72 to 176
lilS styles of wooden bedsteads . . . . . . . . . . . 16 to 214.50
(38 styles of brass bedsteads . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20 to 62
S 7!") styles of enameled iron b'edsteads. ... .. 6.25 to 27
HI styles of library tables.... ............. 31.50 to 445
49 styles of bookcases for the library. . .. . . 16 to 225
96 styles of separate serving tables . . . ... . . 10.50 to 96.15
42 styles of separate china closets. ... .. .n 42 ' to 184 4»
22 styles of’separate sideboards .... ... . . . . .. 26 to 248 ll
18 styles of separate extension tables . . . . . . 28 i to .282 Juli
1 26 Style. 0‘ day bcflIeosssossso sssssssss‘ss 17 to 164.50 ‘
: 38stylesofhallolooks.................... 47.25 to 695.50 '"
g (in styles of Mission furniture . . . . .. . . . .. . . 10 to 148
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l ll8 styles of reed furniture.......... ...... 11.25 to 729 ,
And hundreds of pieces of smsll novel
phone stands. work eta. book-ends.
rnuch below the market value-
February Sale of Furniture
are. non) swung wide. open, revealing a
plentificl supply of Amrica’s best furniture,
to be sold at a true saving of_ 10 to.33 per cent.
Out of'rnore than a million dollars of furniture
eatery piece reduced—there is set out on the
Furniture Galleries all that the floors will hold. .
And a good
Fabruao prices
94 styles of suites for the dining-room . . . . $163.50 to 54.044
1 't «—
sewing tables, tiltin top tables. guteleg ta lesilrzilngrmyfltgfigldot‘ekl;
terneriss. csndlssticks, etc.
The sale comprises our entire stock of furniture
in addition to all the advantageously gathered
special lots, priced at reductions of not less than
1:) per cent. from prices in many cases already
Stars Hears-9.30 to 6.
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range
..AN
. "FIREJNNEWM-‘
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Jacob Heart. of Wilton avenue. 13‘ Mrs. L.
m assists (Sunni... Nari-lull... “Yes._ and a pity.
Transcript. ‘
...; m Fred Break. a student of Brown Uni-
““ verslty, spent Sunday at the home 0!
M .-., - a his parents. on Quintet-d place.
1920- ! CgE‘ "5’3” 0" Brooklyn, was visil- Miss Alice Splan is ill. at her home .\ .. - ,‘l ‘
in“ trionds in town today. .011 Hamilton avenue, with the grip. .7 . ' . .
. ,.i:ams, Perca es, Fm
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(1.7 . 23 igletghg'egwuym-l Robert Barber, 15 Ely avenue. yes- York city_
.v ., . 1 , t1! .tgrday complained to the police he]- A leap year dance will be held inl
' L. . .. an e, comprising 9 had been assaulted by CW “"9"! lthe Tawn Assembly Hall, W'ednesday’ :3;
w, it;lent we have ever Raymond street... who struck him .in - .
the face. The complaint was referred
to the prosecuting attorney. lnight.
" ‘ " Due to the high cost. of vaudeville
1 if ills. BANKS lncts. announcement has been made by
i i the Palace Theatre managers-ht “(slat
' ortevaue-
" 7‘0 HOTEL BLOCK. , an increase in prices I
ville shows staged the last three days
in the week in that theatre will be-
; me effective on Thursday.
'1’ An additional prize at as has been
"WWW.“ {altered by Nowell: Chapter, Daugh-
untll Later.
’ml‘mm‘ 1 “Beam
ill in his home 031‘ 388330511” 1” pinyin! n
with influenza; . influx,” W'ay’ ,at the Standsrd
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‘ 1n (117093) 31“}? f " Yuk» . ‘
. :«rmv in an m- ,MWQ ~gfil {soon be M 102' inlhn
[.1 Club, Smith mm
" ' ’;.'4 h. Tuesday, renew ‘
4 ' :.. cents. . a
,. 14 Willow mm at , g . - -
\H’ll an attRCk 61m 7 . :7— ’
Pt,
pie Mug.
‘ ‘ hills of,
'1. f..;(-ulation‘
VIN idea mt
. J. Henry
mounted to his. home wit. lithe Brill lstreet is reported to be ill
person at their
Aristotelian“ musical program will ‘ 7'
be rendered, tomorrow night, in the
South NW ’ l
Brown University
ill: Concert. Brown? M‘QV’W «m. levee circle a): Islands ants moans
. .. ' ». , 47¢'0.7~m
lnighi, by the K'ewDie Club. .
——K. of C Fair. Red (Men’s Hall, to- 5
Ford car given away.
An automobile crank was turned in
to the police atation yesterday.
crank was found on main street. ‘
A piece of machinery fell off a truck
shat was main: through Not-walk.
vSetu-rdoy afternoon, and is now at the
police station. '
“Dance at Hoyt's Thea
,vertlssd for Feburery 4th postponed
.
‘ - tern of the American-Revolution, for
' 3 5 thebe «any written by a Nor-want 1 . .
’ t i i“ ' school contestant in the. army prise-l Taylor 8: ficlden still-have on hand
I 1! i ‘ ews essay contest being held under the 'a few “Home Coming” tide calendars
Ii . . . auspices of the war department. ,Which can he obtained by calling in
i -—-'l‘here will be a dance at Assembly elude.
-..... ...-“ £011: February 6. Music by ’Svec’s
linen emu
“fitm M Maw” ., I ' _'
Stanley 6. mm mans the».
flies-sh 4-. . .. .
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of i Ellznbeth 3 ..
in New
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garnishment
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First Page)‘
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her four children. .
40 y ‘ old; Ethel.$¥6.m“
Mabel. 18; George, '13.
here, 45 and Henry Meyer 60.‘ ,
Time Petty tamily lived on the top
floor. The three yonnge>z children
’Were suffocated in bed but the mother
and Mabel ' evidently had tried to:
reach the door, near which they were?
lovertaken. Chambers ' body Via.
ltound in the hallway. ‘ Mere}. who,
' {boarded with the other {envision the;
:third story, tulle d to hea 1‘ revolver?
9‘sliots fired to” awaken pewrle in the;
gb'urninyr structure. , l
1 Frank Adasyk. 15. su‘alned a
lbroken back when he jumped from
:the top floor and struck :1 vefinablei
‘stand in from of the house. May Hvar- .
‘zula. 31. ill with pneunlor a
in a serious condition. PW“? in “‘1' ‘
loining houses Wtre “driven out lightly
iClad into the bitter cold “wither.
I c. . _ ..
S TODAY IN WALL STREET:
. Z‘{E\\' YORK. Fob. 2 (\x'ul! Street.
2 Noon): innocuous which w (:ently act-
ed as a check to the market. were
flint: Further “PKkntSS oi intenadon-
in! '1'? His. as indirated by 2: new low
gquuiatinn ml' the London row. was at}
:cumpauiptl by statements rmphasizing
ltho probable rifvrt of thv exchange
situation on this country‘s trade bal-
,ame. Ship-pings- and the (liL‘EPEX' oils;
l".\"§'i»' ill» first in give way :t‘pl‘t‘Fin-‘g
‘3 all-m intiusn'i..ls and high price spe-‘
1(‘llliiilh‘ soon mllm‘ving. lrle gulur raid
“var llwt‘dll with hum: of aoils. but a‘
more run-ere Fmbnvk vnsuml when call?
11W (rem-d :‘1 14 ps-l' cent. 5
. \VAH'. SREET. 1:30 p. in — u-nctal.
:Motors, Crucible Sm»! and Anurican‘
,h 15-"an were tlw prominmu . stocks ‘
EUHQHY limnounr-wi pressurr ;.‘ mltlda3’,l
nosing :2 a.) 3 points... Half way rallies;
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’7 The dead nee: Mmfleahannd.Perry . p
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William 8:, her brother. Jamel“??? ,.
. himself?
. ‘inio a not, and was taken to a hospital,
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aguin operative during the dull morn-“THRiE B‘ - . i
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entree” ;
scorn nonwsmt.
m illififfimm flagging fifianggmsimmn silk lampshades the stars ' ‘
several Railway Workers
and“ Soldiers Injured in :u'sual.
Northwest Argentina
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina. Sup-
day. Feb. l.~l)ispatches from Tues;-
man. Northwest Argentina. report that
explosion near there of three dynao.
mite bombs under a main on the Ceri-I
lral and North Argentine RailWay,
‘om-um-d whpn \x‘asi.;,._gut,n announc. j‘wreckins two coaches and injuring a
fad that the lfniivll, Slates supremeE
acourt had again deferred action on?
lseveral vases important to Wall‘
istrovt, '
I
dissonance paoracrs Busmzss
i Levering Took Out Policies for ”g’ml
l in Hartford Companies
i ‘ imnrrrom; Feb, 2.0»F’nliffes 33-.
2grit-,tuiiirw ssnmn taken mm a year:
iagn in Hartford “is insuranre compan‘
tit‘s ‘~:_\' Riolimonll Leverinrz, the New
gl'nrk mi“ momotnt‘. who (lib! “.Hiflefi
~tiny, are reported to have icon in the
gnaturn of business lusuranei taken:
inui for the grout-lion of’l‘ls combat!”
ios in 1329 (1’64? of death. ‘ ‘5
_\‘elo:‘~<' insurance company. there. 59-.
line hm policies, one of which the!
;Tra\‘t>lel‘.~“ reinsured. for $100,000,:
About the same time. another policy"
. was: mfnm on the life of thegoll mag—
:viate hr the Actna lie Lumnce Coma
; puny. ,, . ‘
Of this sum 350.000 was reinsuregi,
thy the Aetna with two other fiat-third:
‘companies. Only one premium lin’df
ibeen paid on the policies. When Mr.
'Leverlng‘s death occurred. ’
NO END To IT. ' .
“That was a remarkable escape of
‘ Borelcigh‘s.”
"it's a wonder he is alive to ten,
the tale." '
."éBoston‘
h
Hoe railway shops.
f in Feburury. 1919. Mr. Levering was?“ ‘
Einku‘ihed for 820.000. through tho Trap thinking the dupe, t hndrauxht are.
‘uon. announced
‘Folsom had been rounded by the ac- _
W
father
number or railway workers and a sol- l
dier. The bombs were placed on the-l
1
tracksuwhere. the roadbed ran along
the edge of an embankment-.Wd 1" iElite combinations too.
though! the design was to overturn.
the train. it is said that the bonfis'
were poorly constructed and badly;
timed. as otherwise it seems probable
that the entire train. carrying 300
workers, would have been destroyed. '
The pei pelrntms are believd by the
authorities to have been strikers from
In Romano, a suburb of Buenos
Anemia bomb believed by the police
to have been placed by striking build.
inggworkers badly damaged the nome
of a building“ costumer esriy today.
The, explosion. insurers in; contractor‘s
wile. yho. ' {Gale quid-tenet: sud—
denly, Said the (use 01 maximum burn-
ingaeara window and stem. toward it,
The «authorities are actively search-
ing for the perpetrators of both out-
"‘~3"-' ' ‘1' it:
CHEAGO SOCIETY .. .
WOMAN 830933 SELF
(Continued'tmm me One).
yesterday that Mrs
cidentsl discharge of o'nevolver which
she had taken from a dresser drawer.
Kooon‘ding {to sites. som's .physb
dish. m momentum: from m-
onetize-the night before glue shooting.
Wt the attended .. entomo-
wltu her bit-had and her
. W George M. Haitian.
former lawman-Chis: of the
United Bullish War Veterans. Short-
ly after their rein, rn to the I‘m
home, Inn. Folsom new-ed ,, to her
room. A few minutes inter. semi-din;
to Mr. Futon. the shot was heard. '
Hrs. Folsom had made no statement
reusdlng‘flie shooting. the two physi-
.sinns.£ttending her said today. ,
.. 1 BUSY’SENBAYi
(Gm tinned hon: Page On; )._
Are Neglecting
Your Greatest
3‘ to your fsuily'fl you .th
_ the moons. : ‘
‘ ‘We a:- mum ”It
in!” m .. shill“ hill
flew up am will: '4
-The9.redidnotspread’ monomer
' the dummy iwas slight. ;
there g. ;‘
sounded, _, nt the ‘
. :mre 9 'Warnm .
failedtonsks sum—ensl_
whichwmstandthstestot "
,fire is believed to have started by a
la“ brick, pianodlin the bed“: m»
.m section: “rm - fie blazing m
liens and as were thrown team a:
:‘windo'vr. quietly animation.
article of furniture in the room, and
During the math or Jam?
«central fire 318330“-
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tit-day night.
Cab Was on
. .4 , ’
I,
7" street, at 10:45 unlock, last 11%“. The
i - Some grOups of
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ready Monday !
And for a unique reason, they are to sell at price he“
Their owner, inthe wholesale trade, was moving. II.
had these lamps, three times as many of them, and didn't
want. to move them. ' .
Offered than to 135. Too big a lot for us. But tins
other Stores m our big buying organization were filtered.
«ed 3 And the lot was bought, divided, and llere‘it is!
old blue and old rose.
‘s
triage and tinseled applique.
ful unusual shapes. _
V . Shades. for piano'lamps, just one of each
26 inch sizes, regular prices $35 to
And in wide range of g ..
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l
attem. 20 all
" ‘ to $30
$0.)“. . ‘
, A dozen diflferent shapes and kinds cfishades fcr iano (
218.1311”, regular prices $27.50 to $35-—- g?”
, Attractive graoeful shades for piano lamps, many
sorts, regular piece $10 to $25—— N to 515
~ Shades for portable lamps, 10 to 20 inch sizes, re
prices $510 $ ._ .7 y “5 to“!
Candle shades, very charming and dainty, reguhr
prices $1.25 to $10— , 75cm 39
“FROM ova-own Hoax. A m n or Lam I:
To make the opportunity complete :— ‘
Piano lamps, base only,_.1“‘~egular $16.30 to $35-o '
$9 to ”-75
Portable lamps, 2 light, electric, regular $1.50 h
3525-- ’ $3.25 to $18.
. All placed anssle Monday morning. .
Fourth floor.
Street. cars were unable to. run. Sat- ROYAL ENGAGEMENT annoy-b
so theipower t at Cos
from 9:5} an 10:05.
There will be an t in motion! the engagement ot the Durh-
the South NM Baptlseehurch, to” as de Valentino“ album m
mrrow evening. at 8 o’clock. The de Politnsc. son of mammary-—
Glee Club of Brown University, give a time. The tor-met was m h
,mnert. There will be a large audi- May, 1918, as the adopssd daughter‘
“neuronal. as all or the tickets herein-loco Louis of Hanna. only eon ¢
Meow. ‘ 'the Prinee ot’Mvmwo. at“
on to the throne of I
W *tiny principality. Sheba run n'ams_
now to your: FAMILY ’
You are neglecting
4.
Beautiful lampshadesf
Splendid silk, mosttly in those two favorite shades ‘ ,
But with tan and green and eff , ,5
\‘l’ith handsome decorating ~
. ED. .. .
PARIS. Feb. 2.—Announcement In
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