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THE IVEMINO
WORLD, M0NDAT7HLA0M
29, 116.
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MOTOR PARTES SE '
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POLICE AND SUSPECTS
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lureJ Alter llattlr
Around the World in a Day
at the Panama Exposition
Fust of n Scucs of Artnlcs l
HELEN ROWLAND
In To-Morrow's Evening World
COHAN GETS $1 00.000
FOR NEW FRIARS' HOME
GIRL'S PALM
FOR WAIFS IN N
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Inlii kivr
Ml ami lira William Ah. .nil
Un Jamlaoaj Millar ataMnl frum
Mtlaii, ,N. J., lu l. ;Huii , h
la an auUMiitilrHi ar4 Hflrriwwti
la iwk lba ii.wuuImIii nair Aa
Hit-) titini ll.a latter nial a riaati
IMK IiuImi uii u liiuwliuiii tak ar
iritnl thill atli'HIMNi
Aa tha imi tvaa hallo. tlirr iiw
Ikhiii.iiiik iJiiwh Ilia ninuntaln l1n a
Iiiimi. imiKa nf Ira, aiMrwitly orlyli
liil! i.ImiuI Ihii I i.x Tin. KH.it ina
I'Iuiik' I 'liiwu ni.i fat Iri.in wlimn
Ihiy liul kIuim. Hi ii, li.ru unl
tin. ihIIiiiI uii'l .liinni I ( a calf
Int.. tin. IMannru Kiwi, mrrvliiK
liriilix. IhiNhh uii. I iiM.w, rmk ulmiK
m llli t A ):'. rpl iali lnlil (if 111
l". t (Vlitn fata a 4wilW
n laai alirlit ft Umw rf i ) (.4
hafl U rU tuf aka llir
lall If) Mr. (.attan, aa AMwl af
tfe l'rtra. Ma Uti al a dlHiiar
irn-n at tti plvil. Imim WkM all
(at Maka uf tha rftMlirWirla li
'IfUilifil thai. Mfellr U- wa liyf
fuM f tiillr ntr. Ilw la4 raaaab
f.if tha 4IIHir aa I Mix lnolif
wim w kit 1. 10 I'luiMu tka Krlar wllh
a it kmna In r than half an
IihwI ha tial K)Urit aulMM'rlptlwiia ta
a prapaiail IhiiiJ Uur tulalllna- nrarlf
Mr Cohan Jllni thai t par rant.
XKMl.l l a mii1 uii Ilia lixiHay Ulotlal
kil l lliHI rallixl fur ullllilKra. Jamaa
;u. Imiiali llf.i.l) ImniH.linn iv alurtMl
I hn hull a mill riat wllli a Miler1ptl(n
f I .. I.ati-r tlx lllillla II III),!"' K.
is llrnna aiiliai-rllnil frvln
irllii. H.ni llairiuii iir, ".';
JailtHn K llaikftl, i.'W. (I'Mfifn
Klilna. K.O, (Ilia Mill. K.""". M.il-
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I r . 11. null. A. II. Wuoila, l l.illk V,
'It l lltit I.. Ult.li trul W uf
rent nliaad ut top rpi.! ami uvrrlonli ' muuiitvil iHi.ici-mati, .mil for lliai rru.
iw 1 1 jrn r.irryuii; li. , ami o am tunalili'iliiir puttlnir into
'Mia iMilli-ftunti imipai! to th roa,j IH'Ul u in pliili lliul u liiva wor.ml
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Mil iall.. Hi Itiii lto hrarnra to linlt , w mtfinl III th miliiirlia In aiih. II1111I iiuim iifniu 11. Aluiniu.l nt tlialr HtrjUhk. Joi-pll llrook.. J. I' Mnllar,
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Inn 11111 op, na.l llio un tha pollca. I bicycle mill liiiiliiroycli-a, who Mill I the 'rip ami huril.l li.uk to Niiwlon. ' It. .larnlin, Jimii HrliwuiU. 1 1 dm I
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I iillil .liini-pli II lllloli alilmiTlln-il 1 1.O00 J
' r.u'li. Tin ri' writ' II 11 II " hilhai'l Iplluna J
I r.itiKUiK from M)u ili.wn to lino
riii' i- n.ira on iiih hum ni
SEES PAIR HOLD UP MEN.
I'lillranian I'lrra In Hot I'haar ami
I'liKllliraa Art Caoulit.
I'ollowlni? two (ViplH(itn liioklm; mi'n
tfi-itry ratmliivin ItnuKrli of Urn Ihil
fortl Avriuin pollr" atiitluii mw tlnin
utrlko Ailolpli 1'iiiil'T uf No "3 World
Htrivt. Willlniiifliiirif. nvnr I'i'iidur'a
liunif, mid iteiiiimil moni'y.
nrarki-n rimhcil up nml tlio men run
Into tlio fri'lRlit ynnl of 11 tirniliml com
pany n ft'V MockK iiwuy. Afl"r llni krn
had wiirmil tlu-tii hn ft ml two (.hutH,
Ona of th" nun ilopiit-U and tha olhrr
wa r.niKlit hy 11 wntrhmnn In tin ynnl.
Thy wiilil Oii'y itc I lurry MpKi-p of
No. 1! Klovil Stri.., WllllnniMiurt;, nnd
Htnnlny Ortonoaltl. olKhti'on. of No. 17
Nnvfll Strrot. Wlllliiiiifliurir
ar an. I mplli... Otlmr mitiimnlillat, I up, In lliul vay tlm Ktiitloni lilMIIRUT DDIIIRQ QflUfi
loiiiini; up. atoppiil iiinl watc'n l tli houan run krp tr.irk uf tiKiii wry. nllUnlUni DnlllUO OUIlU
bat tin n It proRriis.vit uitoi tlm mliy
Sftuiluwtf, inuny sliota lnliiit m.
ehaiiKdl.
Tlio fiiKlllvrs wrro r.tplliri'il Jllal
M the putrol nuiion cluiiK''il ilpun
tho auciir. Tlioy wrro titkun Ii.icU 10
Kcnriiy I'olicii 1 li'uiliuiirlTH, wihth
they rialil thi-y miti' Thi'iHlori' nil. I
llanry I'fiilfTtr, hrothiTM, of lloboki'n.
TI111 itiilcn Mlrr, rollnl, wua found
lichldo Dip mud near whom tho innn
vro ramrhl.
AND BEAUTY TO DINERS.
ART TREASURES IN
A TENEMENT ROOM T om!:,M " ,,lb,1l,ol,"s oid'ImiM."". I
! Tm,u.,.I Whirl -f NWWI
Hcl
Advises Lime
lor Tuberculosis
Atrnrdlnc ta tha Jnnrnal nf tha Arorl
a Mfillral Anorlallon (July -T, 101S,
I'M aim), Dr. C. I". Ill rn or Mlnnrapo
lb) hold that a "ilrflrlrnry of calcium"
(tlm) I rrapomllila for th phyilrnl "in
lltlnn which lead to tulic rcnloil, "and
th therapy h adtucotea rrala un thla
baali."
On of ttia rcAnonii for til wldriprra.l
aurraaa nf Jlokinnn'i Attrratlv In th
traatnitnt ut lubcrculnrla and chronlo
throat and bronchlnl trnutlvi la Itaj ability
to aapply till diflclcncy.
It contain a limn anlt In annh form and
as comblnad with othor rainadlal agnnla a
la t clly aaalmltatod by th arrc
rron. Thar ar on roord many civma
In which It team to have (ct4 com
Plata and laattnc httrinnt.
UowaTrr, wu niako 119 aitrratil
claim for Rckman'a Attaratlra. Wo pre
fer that It b tried on tit aama bail on
irla any other prvorlitlnii, nnd w hn.
ll.v. It wilt h1p, fur IT HAH HKI.l'KU
in many cn.
It cuntalna no oplntca, narcotic or Ii a ltt
.forming driiK- '"haraforr, It la anfa to
tak. If your drufftst la out of It, he will
order, or you ran 't It direct,
Kckmao I.uhoralory, 1'hlladelphla. Adrt.
I'rlcdi-N OKI Maslen. S.iKI tn
Found In llonie nf Uca.l
Hcchisc.
CIIICAOO, March 29. Jumc V.
lllahnp, I'ulillo AJmlnlitrAtor for
Conk County, madn n hurrloil trip In
a motor cur yiyitonlay to No. 30.H C.'ih
Htrri't, tho illncU'ht of n dlliiry row of
north nlilo roomlni: Iioiiiph. In n 12
a week room, on I ho top floor, rear, hu
fouiid an unprotected litter of tin.
framed, aire. cracked rnnvaica which
hint lieitii rcportoil to him as a veri
table mine of old maritura.
'Mm room was thnl In which I.nuli
llellnmn, noptuiiKenarlun recluse, dlad
hint Friday nfter n atrolio of p.tral
yala. Whrn lllbhop loft It ho carrlorl
with him pHlullnKB, wIioho value, hu
liuil Iwon Informed, wim aavar.il hun
dred tliiiun.imla of ilnllarw, AinoiiK
them win what wn fintd to bo u Ioiik
loBt llombrnnilt "Solomon nnd tho
Queon of Shohu." Another wan
"Apollo and th Mtisc.i," varlounly
credltod to Aniiihiihi Curnccl and to
Huliens. Htlll another was a pries
lean old drawing by Albrocnt Durnr,
"Chrlat on tho Cross."
! GIRL SHINS TELEPHONE POLE
nimlia Tlirouali WlndoiT tn I'ai'npe
I'rom Hu r ii 1 11 ir Ilulldlnar.
AHIIKVII.I.I:, N. C, Murcli :.
11 r mined In by llninc which cut olf nil
etcipo hy tlio stairway from tlio m-cond
ftory of tho bulldliiK wheru nlio wus em-
Stayed aa telephone operator, Minn Mary
. lowly, of Saludn, rntwlcd ncroarf n
plunk to a telephone pole, by mcnni uf
which ahn dencendeil tn the Kround.
One end of tho plank wan placed on a
crnna-arm on tho telephone polo and tha
other end on tho window alll.
fire In Juallre Well' lloiiie.
Tiro In a eloihun hamper In lti home
of Mutilclpul I'eurt Juntleo Frederick
la W. Wtdls. No. II Knnt fllxty-thlrd
fitront, yeiterduy diHtrnyed a number of
vtilimble Jntmm'HH hIi'i nnd tupcatrlei.
V'lremen rxtlnitulihod the blime
.imi U.mas.
TlKiro :ir elKhl verv prell) Kirln In
tlm now "MldnlKht M1ir.le.1l Dreum"
which atiirtN at !!.:iu every nlKlit at
I luit.intiby'H nt Hlxtloth Ktrnel and
llromlwiiy, nml icoim In 11 whirl for an
hour. It'a culled "Keep Hinlllnir," mid
It due.
In liny finbi of pulchrlttliln they'd
K"t an enny 100 Thei'ii arn four
blmide.H mill four brunettes. That'i
omliieiitly fulr. Thiiiii who prnfor
bluudeti will look with Hunt fnvor Upon
Hetty llltn, Mlrlum Molloy, Crlmy
Joh.h mill Helen Klesel. Ttionn with a
loaning toward tho darker nlsternnod
will bo ilellKhtud with l.ulit Davie,
Kvolyn ltomwood, Vvonno Hlmlton
und Muriel Oriel.
Tim nlKht'K performiuirn la divided
Into two "Smlli'.i." with u brief In
teniil.asion. In cacli thrrn Ih nn nhund
unco of rilnplni: nnd ilnnclni;.
Ih.. ..nlii.tilrinif .if iiuillev lit till illn
nnr :.im niuht thnl It will probably I
j iiiciiii nil entirely now club limine. The I
Hoard or (l.ivui Horn win meut aoon to
llei'ld" tlili mutter
(leorKo M C11I11111, Hum II. Ilurrla,
Jaeli (ileiinim mid William Collier did
not nllbncrlba lant tilKlit but promlaed
ailliatiinlbil nddltlotii to I tin fund. It
In bid lined tho ailbncrlptlmi of Cohnn
ft llarrln will e.Unl If nut aurpaaa
lluit of Mr Ilrnily.
ALIENS GET AN OVERTURE
TO LIFE HYMN, 'AMERICA'
Detained Immigrants and Others on
Kllis Island Arc in Joy Over
Sunday Concert.
Three hundred pernn Jesterd.iy
heard the llilrty-pexentli Kunday afler
noon riinccrt at K1IW lnUnd arramted by
Krederlc C. Jlowe, Cunimlailoner of Im
migration. Drtalned luinilKranta, newly
arrived onnn and uttelidunt were In
seat on the main floor of tha larit hull
nnd cion-J of vUltnrn woa In tha Kal
lerki. Twenty-five Ohlneae. aat with their
tin t.1 on unuklni; rlKareilea and nennied
to elijny tho niunlc n much na tho lllm
i;.il!.in, Knneh, tlermuna, HeUlana und
.Swi-dea. Almut the Hour, rlapIiltiK
rliubby hutidn In apiilaimo uf tha numb:,
Weie many hablnM.
1 ne ronceri was Kiven Dy me. urpnrum
ClIICAflO, March 20.-The son or Ihu 1 Hyi'iiiliniiy OreIielr. U-d by Huniuel
hi. Rh. IMufln Arnnld muriilliin f.inr. Hri-lllier i tlm choir of till' ItlllaUn Clirln-
lalo Plr Kdln Arnold more thin rur-, tl() C)mrch of Nll , ,;nst Kfom,
teen years uKi went Into tho real entnte 1 Htreet. led by the llev John Jnhnaon ;
bualncan In ICiiKlund. but tlm Hour War I liviao McAllister and Miriam Hmelovltz,
broimht fallur. and ... cam. to ,h. ylnwnj. and nli'lu!
United htaten. Later ho was uccuaed of (ho wh()r nUiIIoncii arose when that eons
embezilnment and returned to Knulaml wa' played.
to fncu a Jury which need him.
However, ho saw no opportunity to
tin-reed In IhiKland with tho unity fail
ure haunliiK over him and ho eamo to
Atnerlea, rliaiiK'liiK Ilia name to J. II.
I.l mint). After K'llnlnr; u ri puMtlon na u
lecturer und wilier, lie concluded In Clil
cavu on J.'rlday In it in lusuino a family
niuue to which ho fell ho could ut last
brhiK Mime honor.
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD'S SON
RESUMES FAMILY NAME
After Failure in England He fie
came "J. 15. I.indon" Here
Had Success as Writer.
Society and Corsetry
By Madame La Belle
Take a position like this when you try on a KAHO
Corset The KABO model suitable for your figure
will be just as comfortable at the hips, over the abdo
men and in front when you are in this position as when
standing erect.
KABO Corsets are designed and fitted over living
models v7 models of all proportions, ritted in
three postures, sitting, reclining and
standing. That's why you find K.ABO
Corsets comfoitable all day loim, whatever you do.
If your fiRiire is stout, you'll find a KABO
Corset that will reduce your hips or.o to thrca inches
more than your other corsets, and keep the stom
ach and bust in natural position. Moreover it will
give you the modern waist-shape.
Prices $5.00 to $1,00. At all uhopt and depart
ments. We guarantee that KAHO Corsets
will not rust, tear or break.
KABO Corset Co.
New York Chicigo
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af &
4. srareB i mm 1 .
.MX&S KABO Corset Co. V
C f VvV New York Chicigo
k J han rranciico
II I'll
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V. . , v Ci.pyriiil.Uil
NEW YORK BUSINESSMEN
FOUND TO BE WEAKLINGS
West Side Y. M. C. A. Directors
Start Special Course to Help
Them Develop.
Hundreds of New York biiatneas men.
not more than forty years old, urn in
worm physical condition than thir
BrHndf.ithem, nerordliiK to the dire tur
of Hid Wert Hide Young Men's Chilsllun
Assnclatioii In I'lfly eienth Klreet, after
-,O0U men had been examined At tno
UHwiOUIii.il thi'in Mill be a couran of lec
turer, beuimiliii! eaily iient month, de
li;nei to help them In become strong
and keep HtruiiK. mi. I i'liyslcil Dlrectur
I)r UiuIh it. WeUmlller will itlvn each
imn a thnrouKh physical examination,
fmliit out hH purll. nl ir weak points and
lldlcate the exerelvn hu should Uildi.
Ainomf the lecturers for tlm coitrno
ar. I'rof. Henry C. Sherman of Colum
bia, I'rof. O. 13. A. Wlnalow, curator of
thu Amuilenii .Mum urn ..f Natural His
tory. A. H. LaiiKhlln, Hiierlntnn.lent of
th. Uiurenlri Heeonl nltlee : Ilr H. Adol
Ilium Knopf, 1'iuf. IivIiik Klaher. Yule;
Dr. I.iilhnr II. Hub. k. Ur. Hukoiio l.y
inun KUI;, H. H llltieiilioiie, ir. Jumea
.1 Walsh. Ileniy Smlt'i Williams and Ur.
W i Anderson t Y .le
Vkx...''
KABO 4 THE LIVE MODEL CORSETS
KILLED A CAT AND GOES
TO JAIL FOR SIXTY DAYS
Wall. AngereJ When Fined for!
Shoot iK Animal That Kept Him I
Awake, Hcfthes to Pay. j
TIIKNTON, Mareli '.i William Wall
of No. Si Ijimburtoii Ktnet wan lined
110 by Actlm; Judtcn llulmn In thu
Second Dlstrh t I'nliea Court yenlerday
for klllliiK a nulnhbor'a cat with a bullet,
because the cut would not let Idm sliip.
"I'll rot In Jail before I'll pay Unit
Hue," yelled Wall at ton court. Hu then
was sentenced to sixty duy.i In tho Mel-
leer County Jiill, Mhere hu cm stay, tho
court deciarru, until ne uoos roi.
"I'll lakn n chance," was Wall's com
ment, in lie wan led tn A cell.
Friends of the prisoner wish to pay
the line, hut ho decl-inn b. will live on
In end anil water for thu uett two
months In his cell hefore, h will yield
Bwlft Company's fair of lire In New
Uliy lor in wtca euama oaiuruaj. aiarcn .1. j
LMoirauu Ural, 1U aa caul I
York CHjIor IU utek
araranau aa iuuow,
per poaod. A4ri.
ValWI M a, 1
a aata.
aaVa ial al Zm
If II lSI a ( a r
4 ti mm ad 4.. imm
l.t in. Inlii. ail.ai, Ma aa
.a -. In 1 ..na a
ll- I .. . 1 i.i.i 4.
.... A 1. ... '
CASTORIA
Tor Iblan'a mvd Oilld-rn
Um fmr Ovr 30 mmr
r vi
THE WEATHER
forral i
fair Tmtiftht niad TfMnajivw.
A GOOD Day f
iuscuits
a tart a
James McCreery & Go.
Mth Street 5thAvenue
Exceptional OtTerinaH on Tuendajf and Wednesday
l'l UCHASKS WILL ATTICA H ON HILL KKNDKHKI) MAY 1ST.
Little Children'
I2ASTEH APPARI:L
Site 2 to 5 Years.
Urra.y Hutu, in iiiinliiiintioiia of Straw. Silk, Itililmn nml
I'Iowcm. rt'iiiilnrly t M. 2.U5
Cul of Niivy Itlni' S'itkc ur Hlnrk nml Wlntr ( 'lin k I'uli
rir.i; lilnh uiliMl inoilcU ri'Kilurly n.MK 5.00
Coiil of Nnvy llliir Srrjr, tnilnml mnilrl .L50
rrKtilnrly 4.'u
Unuiiinl vnlui'a in Short DnM-a, all thr m-w iiuuliU;
in Whili; nml Color. Size: I to A yenra.
Priest rrs isjji 95c. 1.50. 1.95 to G.50
REAL LACES
Important Offering
Consisting of ('limy, Irish and I'ilct, in (lesirablc
widths .suitable for trimming gowns and blouses.
yd. 25c to 3.95
formerly -trtc to (WW
yd. 15c to 3.50
formerly !0c to
yd. 40c to 2.95
formerly 7fic to 4..10
"AMERICAN LADY" CORSETS
Specially Reduced.
.Miiilc of Importi'd Broclir. medium hunt ; dihtly curved
wnistlint:; all sif.i. Sjicciiil 1.50 formerly H.00
Urn.iiii!ns of All-over Kmliroidery mid Ciimhric.nn
broidery trimmotl. Incomplete sizes.
Special 75c formerly 1.00 and 1.50
Ural Cluny I.iictm
Ileal IrUh I.nit:. . .
Ileal I'ilct Laces. .
Suitable for Haitcr Gifts
BRACELirr WATCHES
Limited Ouantitirs
An I'vrcptidiinlly elmicr collect ion of Sterlinf
.Silver, guaratitcrd ( and 'iA-ycar (lold Filled, una
Solid 10 and I t 1,1. Cold Cases. Kitted with giiar
unt eril iiioveiiienls, some mounted willi extension
bnieeletsof same quality ; others with leather wristlet.
Sterliiii; Silver,- 7-jrcl movement, leather wristlet.
6.95
Sterling Silver, 7-jewel movement, Kitetisioii Hrnrclet,
6.95
(Sold Filled, l)-yenr iUiility: 7-jcwel movriiient; Eitutiston
Itrneelel, 7.50
f Itatil Filled, VA-yenr tpiiility; Ifl.jrwrl Irvcr movement,
Kxtciiftion Hnteelet, 10.75
Solid 10-kt. Cold. 1S-jcwel lever movement, Extension
llrmelKt, 16.75
Solid lt-kt. fiold, l.'i-jcwid lover movement, Kxtennioa
llraielet. 21.00
Many other tyle.i rnnuitiK in price from 7.50 to 65.00
RIBBONS
Special Values
Knitahle for Millinery und Dresn Purpo.aes.
Mnin; and Plain Tuffuta in u complete mugc of colon. In
eluding Hlnek and White, ij-ji iticheji wide. ,
y!.19c
Moirn Taffeta in a varied assortment of colon, also lilack
ami White. 7JJ iiiehes wide.
yd. 29c
llrilliniit Satin Taffeta, various colon nnd Dlack and
White. 7j.t inches wide.
yd. 35c
Annual April Sale
Unprecedented Price Reduction
"McCREERY MASTER-MADEn FURNITURE BEDS AND BEDDING
IM'ltCIIASF.S WILL AITF.Alt ON HILL UKNDHIlHn MAY 1ST.
$55.00
Sofa as illustrated, 7 ft. 6 in. long.
Inside frniiie of this nofa is made of a hih grade seasoned
hardwood; seut has 40 oil tempered double rotio springs, lied
and knotted eight times; the buck has itll springs, tied nnd
knotted four times; arms have H springs each; upholstered with
curled hair and moss; covered in Denim.
BRASS BEDS AND BEDDING
IJrnss lleds 10.00 and 16.50
regularly 18.00 and 2.1.00
Itriuss Heds 18.50 nnd 19.75
regularly .10.00 and 512.00
"McCreery" Special Curled Hair Mattresses
17.50 regularly 5.00
"McCreery" Luxury Mattresses
35.00 regularly 45.00
SUMMER CURTAINS
Unusual Price Concessions.
Scotch Muslin Curtains with neat stripe borders ". .'.77.'
1.10 pair originally '2.00
Scrim Curtains with lace insertion and edging
2.25 to 4.25 pair, originally In 0.W
N'et Ciirlains with insertion and edging. White and Krru ....
2.95 and 3.75 pair, originally l.'.V and .r."'0
White Scrim Panels originally 7. "ill to ll.QJ
5.25 to 7.75 each
Curtains most carefully cleaned at moderate rates,
and stored for summer months free of charge.
$195.00
Solid Mahogany Suite as Illustrated.
Includes Huffct, China Closet, Side Table, Extension Table,
five Sideehairs und one Armchair regularly 800.00
DINING ROOM SUITES
10-piece Adam Model Suites
245.00
10-picre William and Mary Model Suites.
382.00
10-piece llepplewhile Model Suites
467.00
.regularly 350.00
.regularly 475.00
. regularly 050.00
CHAMBER SUITES
t-pieee Atlnm Model Suites, in Mahogany or Ivory Enamel
finish. 95.00 regularly 125.00
4-piere Atlnm Motlel Suites, in Circassian Walnut, Ma-
hoganv ;r Ivory Kiiuinel finish regularly 100.00
125.00
r-piiTt; Solid Mahogany Suites regularly 210.00
149.00
t-iiii'f: Colonial Model Suites, in Solid Mahogany.
regularly 325.00
250.00
DOMESTIC RUGS
Exceptional Value.
Hoynl Axminster and Seamless Wilton Velvet
Ilug, size 0x12 ft laWfUlMly 17 .0
19.50
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