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COAL BARONS HOT
:
Birmingham Players Easy Vic
tims for the Leaders
SLOWLY PLAYED CONTEST
Twelve Hit* Made Off Campbell, and
This Tells the Story of the De
feat—Brown Used the
8tick Well.
SOUTHER.: LEAGUE STANDING.
Won. Lost. Pc.
Jfaahvtlls . 59 23 .720
Now Orleans .. 54 80 .643
Little Rock . 54 34 .614
Atlanta . 41 42 .494
Memphis . 39 45 . 464
Ihreveport .. 84 61 .400
Chattanooga . 34 51 .400
Birmingham . 24 62 . 279
Q.'MES YESTERDAY.
Nashville 9, Birmingham 1.
Shreveport 10—3, New Orleans 8—4.
Chattanooga 10—1, Atlanta 1.
Memphis 7, Little Rock 0.
GAM US TODAY.
Birmingham at Nashville.
New Orleans at Shreveport.
Chattanooga at Atlanta.
Memphis at Little Rock.
Nashville. August 12. — (Special) — For
the second time Birmingham got In bad
today and the team was defeated by a
•core of 9 to 1. The Coal Barons never
had a chance to win and while the score
was 1 to 0 In favor of the visitors in
the early stages of the game, bad ball
playing combined with errors made
Nashville an easy winner.
The game was a slowly played affair,
the Fishermen having the best of the
argument from start to finish. In so
far as the actual playing of the game
Is concerned, the detailed score shows
as follows:
Nashville— AB R BH PO A E
Kennedy, 2b.5 114 10
Wiseman, rf.5 0 1 2 0 0
Hill, ct .5 0 2 1 0 0
Knoll, If .4 0 1 0 0 0
Cargo, 3b .4 112 3 0
Bussey, lb .3 2 1 12 0 0
Lowney. ss.3 3 3 2 5 0
Fisher, c .2 11110
From, p.4 110 3 0
Totals .35 9 12 24 13 0
Birmingham-— AB R BH PO A E
Lawler, 2 b. 4 0 0 4 4 1
Leidy, rf .4 0 2 2 0 0
W. Smith, 1 f. 4 0 0 3 0 1
Cavender, If.4 0 1 1 0 0
Brown, c.. 4 0 2 1 0 0
Hutton, lb .4 0 1 10 1 0
Deisel. 3b. 2 0 0 1 0 0
Reizt, s s .4 12 2 11
Campbell, p ....4 0 0 0 6 0
Totals .34 1 8 24 11 3
Score by Innings:
Nashville .0 0004203 *— 9
Birmingham .0 01 00000 0— 1
Summary—Earned runs—Nashville 3,
Birmingham 1. Two-base hits—Kennedy.
Three-base hits—Brown. Base on Balls—
By From. Delsel. Hit by pitched ball—By
Campbell, Knoll, Lowney. Struck Out—
By From. Lawler. Left on bases—Nash
vllel 5. Birmingham fi. First on errors—
Nashville 3. Double plays—Bussey, unas
sisted. Lowney to Kennedy to Bussey.
Time of gome, 1:55. Umpire Keefe.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
Memphis, 7; Little Rock, 0.
Little Rock. August 12.—Memphis decid
ed to play at the last moment and Weyh
Ing shut Little Rock out with but two
hits, both made In the last two innings.
Skopec retired In the third Inning after
four runs had been made and Alemange
kept down further scoring. The Chtck
asaws In uniform witnessed the game
from a box and were ready to play an
exhibition game with Little Rock had
Memphis refused to play. Acting Man
ager Breitenstein said he was acting on
his own responsibility in playing today.
There will be a double-header tomorrow',
to play ofT a game postponed from the
last series. St. Vraln was In the grand
stand In citizen s clothes. Acting Presi
dent William Kanavaugh witnessed the
game. Attendance 10UO. Umpire Kelley.
Score: R.H.E.
Little Rock.0 00000000—0 2 2
Memphis .1 0 8 0 0 0 0 0*- 7 9 1
Batteries — Skopec, Allemange and
Lynch: Weyhlng and Armstrong.
Shreveport, 10-3; New Orleans, 8-4.
Shreveport. August 12.—Shreveport and
New Orleans broke even In a double
header today. Stanley was taken out In
the fourth and succeeded by Voltz who
was hit hard. French was too much for
the locals in the second. Score:
First game— R.H.E.
New Orleans .0 01021000—4 7 0
Shreveport .0 0622001 *—10 10 3
Batteries—Stanley, Voltz and Abbott;
Childs am! McGuire.
Second game— R.H.E.
New Orleans.0 03000050—8 IS S
Shreveport .100010010—3 S 4
Batteries— French and Abbott; Clausen
•nd McGuire.
Chattanooga, 10-1; Atlanta, 9-1.
Atlanta. August 12—Chattanooga and
Atlanta played a double-header today.
In the first game Chattanooga won at the
end of ten Innings. The second game was
called at the end of the fifth Inning on
Account of darkness with the score) tied.
Attendance 1500. Score:
First game— R.H.E.
Atlanta .3 001140000—9 10 5
Chattanooga .. ..1 0 2 0 0 3 1 0 2 1—10 17 3
Batteries—Baker. Henley and Hurlburt;
Hopkins. Bruner ar.d Roth.
Second game— R.H.E.
Atlanta .0 0 1 0 0— 1 2 1
Chattanooga .10000—1 7 3
Batteries—Her.ley and Hurlburt; Bruner
and Roth.
EWING DENOUNCES AB POWELL.
Invites Him to an Issue In the Courts
or on the Battlefield.
Memphis. August 12. — (Special.) — The
baseball fight between the warring fac
tions In the Southern League has waxed
■o warm that Attorney Caruthers Ewing,
who has conducted the case of the Mem
phis club against the Southern League
has openly addressed a letter in which
he denounces Abner Powell, the New Or
leans manager, in libelous terms.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St. Louis, 12; Philadelphia, 9.
Philadelphia. August 12.—St. Louis de
feated Philadelphia In a ten-inning game
“The Largest Store South of the Ohio.”
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB.
Store Briefs.
Been waiting for the "Speckled
Bird?” She’slithere—now watch
her soar; a covey of 500 to start
with.
Price I.I0>
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Porcelain lined cap fruit jars are
selling here at our regular prices,
but our regular prices are a fifth to
a fourth less than most stores
charge.
Pints, 50c the dozen.
Quarts, 60c the dozen.
Two quarts, 75o the dozen.
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Do not forget the special selling
of rugs in the Carpet Department
of Smyrna, Axminster and Wilton
rugs. The saving is nbout one
fifth.
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It is not too late to buy a parasol,
and the special prices here are
about a third less than they were.
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49c silk sale continues. There I
are a half dozen different style
silks in the lot—some worth £1.50,
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The special sale in table linen
continues—the star bargain in the
lot is a table cloth 2\ yards long,
63 inches wide, for $1.00.
ft ft ft
Did you ever remember semi
porcelain selling cheaper than in
the present sa'e? Every sort of
dish that you need in housekeeping
at a saving price.
ft ft ft
Two special lots of boys’ waists
marked 35c; 50c is what they
brought when they first came in a
month back.
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Jelly glasses at 30c a dozen.
ft ft ft
If you have not gone away yet,
come in and get the things that
you need at about a fourth iess
than they were when going away
time began.
The Special Selling of Our Regular Stock
of Shoes at Reduced Prices Continues.
Nearly every shoe in stock is reduced in price. That
is, all the Oxfords are reduced. In leathers there are Ideal
Patent Vici, Black Vici, Tan Russia Calf, Matt Kidd.
There are some lace and some button Oxfords in this
lot. They are all the style heels and toes that have been
fashionable this summer. Nearlv every size and width.
The £5.00 Russia Calf Colonials are 1,45.
The £$.00 Vici Kid lace and button Oxfords are 1.95.
The £$.50 Black Vici Kid Oxfords are 2.50.
The £4.00 Ideal Patent Oxfords are 2,95.
The £5.00 Black Vici Kid Oxfords are 3.45.
A Big Crowd Came for Wash Fabrics.
The special selling of Swisses, French Figured Dimities.
Batiste and Lawns ar 9c brought a big crowd. So did imi
tation Foulards, Mercerized Chambrays, Irish Dimities and
Egyptian Tissues and Striped Linens at |5c.
The Special Sale of Dinner Sets Continues.
Undoubtedly you are buying furniture for your house
this fall—what about your dinner set? Here is a big variety
from a $4.75, 54-piece dinner set at $4.10 up to a $75.00,125
piece Haviland Set at $68.75. If you want to know more
about these sets before you come, turn back to Monday s
paper—but you may come on our word that the ten differ
ent style sets in this sale are all bargains.
Six Special Lots of Toilet Sets.
If the lot was not unusually large we would sell all the
first two or three days of the sale but there is enough tor
ten days’ good selling. The detail of these sets we told of
Monday. The saving we here retell.
The regular as well as the special prices.
Regular $2.50 Sets now 1.95
Regular $3.75 Sets now 3.00
Regular $5.00 Sets now 4.20
Regular $8.00 Sets now 6.00
Regular $11.50 Sets now 9.75
Regular $18.50 Sets now 15.00
which was chiefly remarkable for the
heavy hitting by the visitors. Attendance
2913. Score: R.H.E.
St. Louis .0 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 3 3-12 19 1
Philadelphia .3 201010200-9 13 2
Batteries: Yerkes. Currie. O'Neil and
Ryan; Duggleby, Fraser, Douglass and
Dooln.
Brooklyn, 5; Chicago, 4.
Brooklyn, August 12.—The first game of
the Chicago-Brooklyn series resulted In
a win for Brooklyn. Four errors and two
hits enabled the visitors to score three
runs in the fifth inning. Up to that time
Kitson had held them to one hit. Brook
lyn found Menefee in the first three in- |
nings for seven hits and three runs. At
tendance 2300. Score* R.H.E.
C hicago .0 00031090-4 8 1
Brooklyn .0 2200001 *- 6 11 4
Batteries: Menefee and Kling; Kitson
and Farrell.
New York, 3; Cincinnati, 2.
New York. August 12.—New York scored
the winning run In the ninth on Lauder’s
two-bagger, an attempted sacrifice by
Smith and »\ safe hit over second base.
Attendance 2600. Score: R.H.E.
Cincinnati .0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0— 2 8 2
New York .0 0020000 1— 3 8 0
Batteries: Poole and Bergen; Cronin
and Bresrahan.
Boston, 11; Pittsburg, 0.
Boston, August 12. — Doheny's errors,
with timely hitting, gave the home team
seven runs in the fourth inning. Pittin
j ger was a mystery. Attendance 2500.
1 See re: R.H.E.
I Boston .1 0 0 7 0 0 3 0 *—11 7 2
j Pittsburg .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (V— 0 6 6
I Batteries: Pittinger and Moran; Doheny
j ara Smith.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 6; Baltimore, 3.
Cleveland, August 12.—Cleveland de
feated Baltimore easily today, making
ten victories out of the last twelve
games. Moore pitched a strong game
and was finely supported. Attendance
2,645. Score: R. H. E.
Cleveland .10202010 *— 6 12 1
Baltimore .0 0020100 0— 3 6 4
Bateries—Moore and Bemis; Butler and
Robinson.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Louisville, 8; Kansns City, 6.
Indianapolis, 4; Milwaukee, 11.
Columbus 2; Minneapolis, 6.
Toledo, 1; St. Paul, 8.
OTHER GAMES.
Anniston, 16; Ensley 2.
Anniston, August 12.—(Special.)—The
Ensley team did better work all around
in the game here today. The feature of
the game was the heavy batting of
Brandt who got the first clean home
run ever knocked on the local diamond.
Hill for the visitors pitched good ball
until the third inning when he became
wild and eight runs were made on him.
Two errors were made In this inning.
Blue and Sorber of the Birmingham
league team will Join the Ensley team
tomorrow. Score: R.H.E.
Anniston .0 0800401 8—16 13 4
Ensley .0 10100000—2 6 6
Batteries—Wilcox and Leighton; Hill,
Hamaker and Swain. Umpire Wallis.
CITY LEAGUE.
On Saturday the Tennessee Co. will
play the Athletics at West End park.
The Republics will play the L. & X.
R. R. at City League park.
The Moore and Handley will play the
Frisco* at Kingston. Mr. Venable, Mr.
Yergason and Mr. Perkins will be the
umpires for these games. For the games
at West End and City League parks,
each team will have out Its sponsor and
maids of honor to the sponsor. All ladles
are admitted free to these games.
Coronation Choir Will Make Tour.
London, August 12—The choir which
sang at the coronation of the king in
Westminster Abbey last Saturday sailed
today from Liverpool to make a tour
of the United States and Canada.
ON THE RACE TRACK
At Saratoga.
Saratoga. N. Y.f August 12.-Roxane
today ran a mile in the very fast time
of 1:38 3-5. establishing a new track
record for the distance. Roxane was an
even money favorite and after the er
ratic King Hanover had showed the way
for six furlongs strode to the front and
stalling off Cameron’s vigorous chal
lenge won by a length. Delagoa won
the Seneca stakes for three year olds,
leading from start to finish, winning all
out by a length from Clonmel. The fa
vorite. Lady Holvrod, was out run from
the start. Lady Sterling was favorite for
the mile selling but did not figure in
the contest at all, Loone and Fonsoluca
fighting it out to the finish.
The western mare Clorila made an ex
hibition of the field that opposed her
in the handicap at six furlongs, winning
by five lengths from Sister Jennie.
Weather clear and pleasant; track fast.
First race, selling, two year olds, five
and a half furlongs—John A. Scott, 112
(Bullman) 12 to 1 won; Athelana, 110
(Odom) 13 to 5 second: Allan, 109 (Lyne)
8 to 5 third. Time 1:07 3-5.
Second race, handicap, mile—Roxane,
107 (Redfern) even won; Cameron. 114
(Lyne) 6 to 2 second; The Amazon. 95 (H.
Michael) 6 to 1 third. Time 1:38 3-5.
Third race, the Seneca stakes, selling,
six furlongs—Delegoa, 108 (Shaw) 18 to
5 won; Clonmel. 106 (T. Burns) 5 to 1
second; Anak. 107 (Bullman) 5 to 1 third. ,
Time 1:13 3-5.
Fourth race, selling, mile—Loone. 101
(T. Jackson) 20 to 1 won; Fonsoluca. 91
(Redfern) 10 to 1 second; Five Nations,
94 (Shea) 8 to 1 third. Time 1:40.
Fifth race, handicap, six furlongs—
Clorlta. 118 (T. Burns) 5 to 2 won; Sister
Jennie. 110 (L. Jackson) 6 to 1 second;
Daly. 117 (Brennan) 12 to 1 third. Time
1:13 4-5.
Sixth race, mile—T Know. 105 (Wonder
ly) 5 to 1 won; Valley Forge. 107 (Red
fern) 5 to 2 second; Lillian, 110 (Odom)
20 to 1 third. Time 1:41 1-5.
At Chicago.
Chicago. August 12.—T. Meade. the
light weight jockey for S. C. Hildreth,
was seriously injured by a fall in the
first race at Harlem today and is now in
the Garfield Park sar^tarlum suffering
from a possible fracture of the skull and
a broken collar bone. Three of the four
teen starters went down In a bad mix-up
at the half-mile post. Meade had the
mount on Senor and was the first to fall
while trying to get through too small an
opening. Back of Meade was Licorice,
with Tommy Knight up, and he fell over
Senor. Goody Two Shoes, with Helgerson
up, fell over the first tw'o and the three
boys and horses were mixed up in endless
confusion. Knight and Helgerson were
fortunate enough to escape injury, but
Meade was trampled on by the horses
and Is in a serious condition. The race
was won by King s Lady, the favorite.
One second choice and four outsiders
in the betting won the other events. The
weather was cloudy, track improved.
First race, flvo furlongs—King's Lady
107 (Coburn), 13 to 10, won; Galba 105 '
(Birkenruth), 8 to 1, second; Mnxette 100
(Ransch). 15 to 2, third. Time; 1:014-5.
Second race, six furlongs—Elsie L. 98
(Ransch). 13 to 5, won; Burnie Bunton
109 (Coburn), 13 to 10, second; Nickey D.
114 (Mathews).15 to 2. third. Time: 1:13 3-5.
Third race, mile and seventy yards—
Little Scout 101 (Coburn), 0 to 1, won:
Hoodwink 101 (Ransch), M to 1, second;
Pon Mot 106 (J. Woods), 11 to 10. third.
Time: 1:45 2-5.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards—
Felix Bard 100 (Battiste), 10 to 1, won;
John Bright 107 (Coburn). 13 to 20. sec
ond; Louisville 98 (J. Hicks), 4 to 1, third.
Time: 1:44 3-5.
Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs—
Linguist 97 (J. Hieks), 2 to 1, won; Mi
rance 94 (W. Waldo). 10 to 1, second;
Fltz Brillar 97 (Battiste), 8 to 5, third.
Time: 1:07 3-5.
Sixth race, mile and three-sixteenths—
Artenn 108 (Birkenruth), 2 to 1. wfon;
CallbAn 105 (Buchanan), 4 to 1, second;
Ultruda 97 (Adkins), 15 to 1, third. Time:
2:00 3-5.
At St. Louis.
St. Louis, August 12.—Doctor Kier,
Guiderock. Mabel Winn and Hucena
were the winning favorites at Delmar
today. The other events going to Found
ling, a well played second choice and
St. Vitus, a long shot.
First race, five furlongs, selling—Dr.
Keir, 109 (Dale), 8 to 5, won: Action, 10«
(T. Dean). 6 to 1, second; Jean Gravier,
106 (J. O’Connor), 5 to 2, third. Time,
1:03*.
Second race, seven furlongs, selling—
Guiderock, 109. T. O Brlen), 5 to z, won.
Loud Hazel. 100 (Gisborne), 3 to 1, sec
ond; Tulare, 109 (T. Walsh), 20 to 1,
third. Time, 1:29.
Third race, five furlongs, selling—St.
Vitus, 109 (Scully), 10 to 1, won; Will
Shellv, 112 (Dale). 7 to 5, second; Doc
Mayer, 106 (T. Walsh), 3 to 1, third.
Tima, 1:03.
Fourth race, six furlongs, purse—Mabel
Winn, 110, (J. Miller), 13 to 20, won; Kiss
Quick, 93 (Scully), 17 to 1, second; Wlede
man, 90 (C. Bonnor), 40 to 1, third. Time,
1:16.
Fifth race, mile and three sixteenths—
Hucena, 88 (C. Bonnor), 6 to 5, won;
Morris Volmer, 103 (Morse), 10 to 1, sec
ond; Cherished. 103 Bridewell), 8 to 6,
third. Time, 2:02%.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards,
selling—Foundling, 102 (Sayers), 3 to 1,
won; Orris, 106 (C. Bonnor), 7 to 10, sec
ond: Optimo, 98 (Scully), 4 to 1, third.
Time, 1:47.
Grand Circuit Trotters.
New York. August 12.—The second day
of the Grand Circuit meeting at Brighton
Beach track had an excellent card. The
weather was bright and cool, but a high
wind prevented fast time. The manage
ment announced that owing to The Ab
bott’s lameness the $10,000 match between
the ex-champion and Lord Derby was de
clared off. In its place on Thursday
Prince Alert, 2:00%, and Anaconda. 2:01%,
will compete for a purse of $5000 to beat
the world's pacing record, and Dan Patch
2:00%. will go a mile against time to heat
the world's time record held by Star
Pointer of 1:59%.
The opening race of the day was the 2:24
trot which had a field of eleven. The bay
gelding. Tiverton, was a hot favorite at
$50 to $70 for the field and won. The vic
tory was never in doubt.
The Metropolitan. $5000 for the 2:20 pace
also had a hot favorite in the bay stallion,
Direct Hal, who has won every race he
has started In this season. The field was
a strong one and the betting was wild,
heavy and sensational in the extreme,
one plunger laying $30,000 to $22,000 in the
pools on the favorite, whose price was
steady at $100 to $75.
Miss Willamont drew the pole but as
soon as the word was given Greenline,
with a splendid burst of speed, took the
lead and got the pole with Elder One
second, and the favorite, who got the
worst of the start, third. In the back
stretch Direct Hal tried to get to the
front, but was interfered with by Elder
One and a foul occurred. Greenline led
Into the stretch, when Geers came with
one of his well known finishes and won
by half a length. Elder One was dis
placed for the foul. In the second heat,
the battle was Again between Greenline
and the favorite from start to finish and
in the third the favorite won easily,
Greenline breaking so badly on the top
turn that he was distanced.
The 2:18 class for trotters was on the
novelty plan. In which each heat is prac
tically a race as the winner of the first
and second heals retire after each heat,
the balance compfting for the third.
First money goes to the winner of
the fastest heat.
Prince of Orange in the Geers stable
was the favorite and took two heats.
In the horse review, three-year-old
pacing stake, the bay filly Ecstatic had
a walkover, Lorabie Bell, her competitor,
being drawn.
aTcard.
I beg to inform the public that 1
have recently sold my interest in and
all stock and accounts of the Damon
Lee Livery Company to A. A. Gambill
and associates. I trust that all my
friends and former palrons will con
tinue to patronize my successors, who
havo acquired all my interests and
good will.
Mr. F. H. Gafford, who is now man
ager, is thoroughly conversant with
the business and will do his utmost to
please his patrons.
Respectfully,
J. F. DUSENBERRY.
Nice Offices for rent. Office
building 2017 First Avenue.
Malone Real Estate and In
surance Co
Excelsior Steam Laundry
DOES.
EXQUISITE WOR>
GEORGE A. BUNN A SON.
Allt bccood Avenue. Fhone Zu
“The Largest Store South of the Ohio.”
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB.
Any Child Can Figure Out the Saving
of the August Furniture SaJe.
Generally you will save a third, in some instances a fifth—on
an average about one-fourth. Just what a little money will do in the
August Furniture Sale is shown by “Cousin Lou” at the black board]
Flere are some of the things that you make the saving nearly
as she figures it.
The August Selling of Ch&irs.
HEAVY MAHOGANY FINISH
polish rocker, extra large, cobbler
seat, fancy embossed top, comfort
able arms, price $4.75—August
Sale Price 3.75.
EXTRA HIGH BACK Rocker
with high comfortable arms, with
pearl inlaid top, cobbler seat, pol
ish finish, price $8,00—August
Sale yrice 6.00.
EXTRA LARGE SIZE golden
finish rocker, fancy embossed top,
arms braced with extra steel rods,
saddle seat, price $2.50—August
Sale Price 1.65.
EXTRA LARGE SIZE, durable
mahogany finish, polish rocker,
with fancy embossed top, very
comfortable arms, cobbler seat,
price $7.50—August Sale Price
5.00.
QUARTER SAWED golden oak
rocker, polish finish, high, com
fortable back, fancy embossed
top, cobbler seat, price $5.00—Au
gust Sale Price 3.75.
HIGH BACK rocker, with a
pretty fancy embossed top, golden
finish, price $1.65—August Sale
Price 1.19.
COBBLER SEAT rocker, made
with fancy embossed top, high
arms, finished in golden or imita
tion mahogany, price $2.25—A»
gust Sale Price 1.65.
EXTRA HIGH BACK COB
BLER SEAT rocker, with a broad
fancy embossed top, extra heavy
golden finish, price $2.25—August
Sale Price 1.65.
STRONG WOOD SEAT rocker,
high, easy back, fancy embossed
top, broad arms, finished in gold
en or imitation mahogany, price
$2,00—August Sale Price 1.25.
MAHOGANY finish polish rock
er, with a high broad back, very
comfortable arms, inlaid back
with tapestry upholstered seat,
price $4.75—August Sale Price
3.75.
The August Selling of Toilet Tables.
BIRD’S EYE MAPLE Toilet Ta
ble, size 24x30, with 19x24 French
beveled pattern mirror; regular
price $19.50. August Furniture
Sale Price, 14.50.
BIRD'S EYE MAPLE Toilet Ta
ble, size 35x20, full swell front,
carved feet, handsomely carved
top, with 20x24 oval mirror; regu
lar price $21.50. August Furniture
Sale Price, 13.50.
MAHOGANY Toilet Table, size
48x22, fancy shape front, nicely
carved, with a large 36x30 French
beveled pattern mirror, polish fin
ish; regular price $66.00. August
Furniture Sale Price, 45.00.
The August Selling of Chiffoniers.
MAHOGANY FINISH Chiffon
ier, 38x22, 20x24 French bevel pat
tern mirror, double swell front,
carved cast brass trimming, five
large drawers, polish finish; regu
lar price $34.50. August Furniture
Sale Price, 29.50.
MAHOGANY FINISH Chiffon
ier, 42x19, 16x18 French bevel pat
tern mirror, five drawers and hat
box, fancy shape, front cast brass
trimmings, carved, polish finish;
regular price $38.00. August Fur
niture Sale Price, 32.00.
QUARTER SAWED OAK Chif
fonier, 42x20, with 16x28 French
bevel pattern mirror, 5 drawers
and hat box, full double swell
front, carved, solid cast brass
trimmings, polish finish; regular
price $36.00. August Furniture
Sale Price, 30.00.
MAHOGANY FINISH Chiffon
ier, 38x20, 16x26 French bevel pat
tern mirror, five drawers and hat
box, full swell front, carved, pol
ish finish; regular price $39.00.
August Furniture Sale Price, 32.00
QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN
OAK Chiffonier, 41*19, 28x16
French bevel pattern miror, five
drawers and hat box, carved, fancy
shape front, polish finish; regu
lar price 840.00. August Furniture
Sale Price, 35.00.
MAHOGANY FINISH Chiffon
ier, 42x20, with 16x18 French bevel
pattern mirror, five drawers and
hat box, full double swell front,
carved, polish finish; regular price
836.00. August Furniture Sale
Price, 30.00.
The August Selling of Bedroom Suits.
FANCY MAHOGANY Suit, with
spindles in head and footboard of
the bed carved, dresser 23x46
inch top, 24x30 French bevel pat
tern plate mirror, full swell front,
solid cast brass trimmings, wash
stand to match; regular price 3
pieces $150.00. August Furniture
Sale Price, 120.00.
MAHOGANY Bed Room Suit,
bedstead roll head and foot, dress
er 15x23-inch top, carved feet, 24x
30 French bevel plate mirror, chif
fonier 36x23 tou, 16x32 French
bevel mirror, solid cast brass trim
mings; regular price of the three
pieces $145.00. August Furniture
Sale Price, 110.00.
QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN
OAK Bedroom Suit, very heavy,
dresser 24x50 top, 28x40 oval
French bevel mirror, wash stand
20x40 top, full swell fronts, carved
claw feet; regular price of the 3
pieces complete. $133.00. August
Furniture Sale Price, 105.00.
MAHOGANY Bed Room Suit,
carved, 23x50 dresser top. 36x40
French bevel pattern mirror, full
swell front, wash stand 40x20
top. full swell front, 20x28 French
bevel pattern mirror; regular
price of the 3 pieces complete,
$155 .00. August Furniture Sale
Price, 100.00.
MAHOGANY Bed Room Suit,
very heavily carved, dresser 63x25
top, 35x41 French level pattern
mirror,full swell front carved claw
feet. Wash stand 42x21, full swell
front, carved foot, solid cast brass
handles, all polish finish; regular
price $175.00. August Furniture
Sale Price, 135.00.
QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN
OAK Bedroom suit, heavily carved
with heavy roll on head and foot
board, dresser 50x24-inch top,
30x40 French bevel pattern plate
mirror, heavy roll top wash
stand 28x30, carved feet, solid cast
brass trimmings, polish finish;
regular price $110.00. August Fur
niture Sale Price, 95.00.
QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN
OAK Bedroom Suit, very heavy
roll, footboard carved, low base
dresser 24x46 top, 30x40 French
bevel pattern plate mirror. Wash
stand 36x20, trimmed with solid
cast brass trimmings, polish fin
ish, three p'eees; regular price
$90.00. August Furniture Sale
Price, 75.00.
BIRDS EYE MAPLE Bedroom
Suit, carved, 52x25 top dresser,
42x32 French bevel pattern mir
ror. Chiffonier 40x21 top, 30x24
French bevel pattern plate mirror,
fancy shape front and ends, carved
claw feet, solid cast brass trim
mings. three pieces; regular price
$240.00. August Furniture Sale
Price. 195.00.
QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN
OAK Bedroom Suit, extra large
and heavily carved dresser, 52x25
top, 36x40 French bevel pattern
mirror, washstand 41x22 top, fancy
shape fronts, carved feet; regular
price $175.00. August Furniture
Sale Price 150.00.
MAHOGANY Bedroom Suit, ex
tra heavy, 25x50-lnch top dresser,
30x40 French bevel pattern mir
ror, washstand 38x22 top, fancy
shape front, solid cast brass trim
mings, three pieces; regular price
$135.00. August Furniture Sale
Price, 110.00.
QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN
OAK Bedroom Suit, carved, 22x43
top dressr, 60x36 French bevel
mirror, washstand 37x19, full swell
front, carved feet; regular price
of the three pieces $87.50. August
Furniture Sale Price, 75.
MAHOGANY Bedroom Suit,
heavily carved, 48x23 top dresser,
34x28 French bevel pattern mir
ror, fancy shape front, carved feet,
solid cast brass trimmings, polish
finish, washstand 38x20 to match,
regular price of the three pieces
$100.00. August Furniture Sale
Price, 85.00.
BIRD'S EYE MAPLE Bedroom
Suit, carved, 44x23 top dresser,
28x34 French bevel pattern mir
ror, full swell front, washstand
34x19 top, full swell front, solid
cast brass trimmings, polish fin
ish; regular price $65.00. August
Furniture Sale Price, 67.00.
MAHOGANY Bedroom Suit, bed
has a roll head and footboard,
carved, dresser 47x22 top, 28x34
French bevel mirror washstand
38x18 top, full swell fronts, solid
cast brass trimmings, polish fin
ish; regular price $78.50. August
Furniture Sale Price, 65.00.
QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN
OAK Bedroom Suit, bed carved
head and footboard, 47x22 top
dresser, 28x34 French bevel pat
tern mirror, washstand 33x18 top,
swell fronts, cast brass trimmings,
polish finish; regular price three
pieces $75,00. August Furiture
Sale Price, 57.00.
QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN
OAK Bedroom Suit, bed heavily
carved head and footboard, dress
er 50x24 top, 30x26 French bevel
pattern plate mirror, washstand
33x19 full swell front solid cast
brass trimmings, polish finish;
regular price three pieces $100.00.
August Furniture Sa.e Price, 82.50
QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN
OAK Bedroom Suit, bed elaborate
ly carved head and footboard,
dresser low base 50x24 top, 36x40
inches French bevel plate mir
ror, washstand 38x20 top, 30x16
French bevel mirror, fancy shape
fronts, cast brass trimmings, pol
ish finish; regular price of three
pieces $150.00. August Furniture
Sale Price, • .00.
QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN
OAK Bedroom Suit, oed heavy roll
on head and footboard, low base
dresser 50x24 inches top, 36x40
French bevel mirror, washstand
39x20 top, full swell fronts, carved,
cast brass trimmings, polish fin
ish; regular price of three pieces
$125.00. August Furniture Sale
Price. 105.00.
GOLDEN OAK Bedroom Suit,
bed ha3 roll on footboard, low
base dresser 48x23 top, 30x40
French bevel mirror, washstand
3bx2i top, 14x24 French bevel
plate mirror, with double swell
fronts, carved, polish finish, cast
brass handles, regular price $75.00.
August Furniture Sale Price, 65.00
QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN
OAK Bedroom Suit, bed carved
on head and footboard, dresser
42x22 top, 24x30 French bevel mir
ror, washstand 34x20 top, full
swell fronts, cast brass trimmings,
polish finish; regular price $42.00.
August Furniture Sale Price, 36.00
GOLDEN OAK Bedroom Suit,
bed carved head and footboard,
dresser 42x20 top, 24x30 French
bevel pattern mirror, washstand
84x18 top, fancy shape fronts,
solid cast brass nandles, polish fin
ish; regular price $40.00. August
Furniture Sale Price, 34.00.
MAHOGANY Bedroom Suit, bed
stead carved, dresser 64x25-inch
top 82x44 French bevel pattern
plate mirror, shape front, chif
fonier 25x40, carved, 24x30 French
bevel pattern plate mirror, toilet
table 24x40, carved, with 24x30
French bevel pattern plate mirror,
polish finish; regular price of four
pieces $600.00. August Furniture
Sale Price, 400.00.
MAHOGANY four-post Bedroom
Suit, carved and twisted posts,
consisting of bedstead, dresser
24x46-inch top, 24x40 French bevel
plate mirror, shape front, trimmed
with brass knobs, washstand; reg
ular price of three pieces $195.00.
August Furniture Sale Price,
165.00.
MAHOGANY four-post Bedroom
Suit, carved, high four-drawer
dresser 24x45 inch top, 22x32
French bevel mirror, cast brass
trimmings, washstand, dull finish;
regular price $100.00. August Fur
niture Sale Price, 85.00.
CIRCASSIAN WALNUT Suit,
consists of carved bed, dresser
46x24-inch top, fancy front, 32x38
French bevel oval mirror, chiffon
ier, 36x22-inch top, carved, 20x24
oval mirror, fancy shape front,
toilet table, 42x22, fancy shape
front, 26x31 French bevel oval
mir, washstand 22x36-inch top,
carved fancy shape front, bedroom
table 24x36, carved fancy shape,
suit trimmed in oxidized copper.
Six pieces complete; regular price
$321.76. August Furniture Sale
Price, 272.50.
The August Selling of Chin?
Closets.
QUARTER SAWED and pol
ished golden oak China Closet, 48
inches wide, Sheraton design, full
swell ends, very dainty and pret
ty, regular price $18.50—August
Furniture Sale Price 13.00.
MAHOGANIZED China Closet,
Rococo design, has large pattern
bevel plate French mirror in top,
full swell ends and shape doors,
48 inches wide, regular price
$42.50—August Furniture Sale
Price 27.50.
$32.50 China Closets, 25.00.
$25.00 China Closets 20.00.
$28.00 China Closets 25.00. .
$50.00 China Closets 40.00.