fill': OMAHA IIKK: KDNKM'AY. OCTOUF.K I. IWi
I
s Farm Bloc Split
on Offeror Ford
1 for Muscle Shoals
-
'Kirt if Senator orri
lra SuiMrt fur Frl
eral ("ontrol Opposed
I.) llrffl.M.
W "llll.itll. thi. I pecft Tel.
a-ritin lThe furin .i.-, a unit on mot
lh.tii.-t. pr..m. to I split wlrt i ii
hi the D't :. .n mer the rt.spoM
I ln li h niftd of the Mus. I Hial
plant. ,
I'p Ik ill t.nm that r. nn'or Nniri
"if N-hr.akn iid In rrt on th
l'nr'1 i ffrr. It "iimnl I hut mix I
'f Hi farm hi i;.iii.at:ma favored an-
plunce i if ifn. iri-Hiwil mad hy h
I i.l mil uuiniiioliiln manufacturer.
Hiin'x III-ii. o riiiii imiiiKly (in Mena
!r .Viiir.n' r I'i'i I l.en rvirdei, thai
In I. in- of iI.Um.ihi, .i.ii- of th farm
i.ichi:I.I,iii f.iMir.llK ( i-pUtir of
I In- offer, wli.l" others are lining? lli
w ih nuior N"rr;.
Th Nurri report lnlviiittl nov
el nim-iit roinfilition dml operation of
lli pinjii't.
Si'ii.ilur Ib-ffl 11 fit A In l.i in i. who I
'inliiiK th fluht to rure aocipl
.mi of Mi Kind offer, mid yesterday
there had Iiii ii mi Iliml llrutiull mid
would lie none of Mi! Korit nffer. Me
Mi ll in effort would lie imi.lu nt th
uperiltl-J i It nil of th IK'Xt etililircs
to -ur c.nilirnilon of the project.
4 Ji.-llliti.r JlilTI. n Mid lid will con-
imi'lifc in riuijoi iy 01 in i.iiiii iiii
i-epres.-ntatHe would fitvor th ae-
.tnt.Nrinr.MKr.
HE FILM
HAT DARKENS YOUR
ENAMELED SURFACES
Kverv hotn would Ii llhir and
briKhrer If ull woodwork and enameled
aurface era eonstanily kept fre from
lh miiiky, itrrabf film that accumulates
under the bt of condition. A cleana
IniC preparation which mill dissolve
areas instantly, yet l.av th lutr of
lh enamel unharmed l a aodsend to
any home. Hundred of home find In
lann a cleanser that fulfill require
ment perfectly, i.lnn ha no oapy
odor only a pleasant lemon frairrattca
that niak ll ua In th horn as-ree-able.
a wll aa efficient. Unn clean
enameled iirfa-r at a stroke contain
no aril to crtrh or mar. Kvery ood
irrneer aella I.lnn under a money bark
ruuranle of satisfaction. Huy on
U4'kace then be th Judge.
Bring the Family
Lunch.oo, -l9M5d ! KOt4
Dinn.r 50t-60 and 75t
MELBA GRILL
203S Farnam St., Omaha
Ask Nasti-Vriesema
The nam of our product, aemlce,
telephone number, ate. can b Itn
preaaed upon the public mind In
delibly throuifh Art Anim Film Art.
The telephon number of the
Naah-Vrie3ema Auto Co. wa omit
ted from the book. ' They atarted
using full downtown Art Anima Ad
Service in the World-Sun-Moon and
Mint. Hold full ci-een diplay with
plenty of action and repetition was
uied. Thii experiment hai converted
them to unlni the aam aervica to
ell cars.
HALLGREN
Film Advertising
Service
636 Paxton Blk. JA 1893
VERNE HALLGREN, Mgr.
I)V r'RTISKM K.NT.
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother's Old Fa
vorite Recipe of Sage
Teaand Sulphur.
Almost eveiyon knows that Sag
Tea anil Suiphur. properly com
pounded. brinK hack the natural col
or 11 ml lUHtr to the hair when faded,
alreakial r Kray. Vein ao the
lily way to fct thia mixture wa to
n:aka it at home, which is muaay and
troublesome. Nowaday, by nakini
nt any drug ator fur "Wyelh's ttan
and Sulphur ('.impound." you will
Kit a latK bottle of thi f.tnioua old
let-ipe, linpioved by the addition of
olh.-r iin.-re.hent, at a amitll coat.
Imit't ' tray! Try it No on
.an p.i!r ly t-ll Hint )"U .Uikene.1
..nr hir. i.a It'.l" It n.iturallj
end evenly, You d.mipe.l u ai'ong
01 a.ift bruh wilii it an.l diw Mil
thruaU your ln.f, tnkini; on am ill
rrc.d at time, by morning ti' gty
b.i.r dia-iipean, and after another
appll. utii.n two your hair become
beiiit fuHy duk, g'..y an.l attni
tn
Clirunic
Constipation
. lMMlt
Xw.4 U !
wtlt
1411M gH. ,
Stm . r.lM H
H.4 n..HH
Iwviiit Hiw4 w',w
IN m.I I., kef
l aiakl v..t
ltclar fr
mm H
lia Ikaa katte
14 !
k! tfcM
. H. Iff
ft I
'Rodolph Had Only One Patched
Suit of Clothes When I Met Him,
But the Moonlight and His Hah'-
'"
I ' S
Jean Ai der Valentino.
Hoatun, Cn I. 3. "It waa a wniulerful iikmiiIii;IiI nluht ' in I'Allfuriilii.
rc.Klnlph Vnleiillno and I M 011 the porch of Twiillne. f're...i-k' honi. In
aldo a. Ilawnlli.n orrlieniui wna pliivlnif tllahtriil iiiiinIc. Th nft tirhnnt
Ing atraln flonteil out In 11 on Ihe lueiz... I looked Into llodolplra dark
eyea and nt lila ahlny hair.
"What elan rould I ilu? H w.ia a
rnae of Inv at tlrat alpht."
Mriimriea.
Jean Acker al.-lililio, tliol'i-ed
wif.i of tho Dlili-k of inotiun pl.-turea,
ua dlM.iUMNliiK li' f drat meelini; with
lb man whoa inni rlapo tu Inlfred
Hudnlt In Mi'xl.-o bf.ir) hi divor-e
hecaino abeuliitu rt-aull.-d In hi 11 r-
n-at In Califurnla. Mr. Valoiitlno
I appcitrini; nt n local theater Ix-furo
guitiK to New Vork to liegin work on
a new motion picture.
In her theater drexainK room today
ahp dlm-usaed the courtahlp nnd mnr
riage to the wondeiful lover of the
at-reeu.
"Hut all I have left nuw are pleas
nut iiiemot'ir of my married life with
Itodolph," ah aaid with a aleh. "I
don't even ti t alimony.
"Kodolph wan only a prnfeahional
dancer lining extra hit in aluilioa at
Lower Clothing
Prices Foreseen
Buyer Says Tariff Will Not
Affpcl Hark Clothes
Simp V
rice.
J. V. llummcl, treasurer of the .Mar
ker Clotlu-B Hhop, who ha returned
to Omaha from an eastern buying
trip, said that he found a stabilized
market, nnd that retail priees for fall,
winter, spring and summer of next
year would not be any higher than
this yeur, nml probably would be
lower. '
"In the eastern market I found not
only a better quality of goods, but
was uble to purchase at lower prices.
This, of course, will enable our cus
tomers to buy better merchandise at
lower prices," said Mr. Rummel.
When asked whether the tariff is
having any effect on the market, Mr.
Kurimel said:
"We are fully protected on our
prices, and of course our customers
will be protected by being given the
benefit of our purchases. The manu
facturer already has purchased his
yardage for spring merchandise, and
is starting to work on spring goods.
We have bought our spring goods and
know what the price is, and conse
quently so far as the Barker Clothes
shop is concerned personally, the tar
iff cannot affect us at this time or
In the immediate future."
Burns Proe Fatal for 1
Infant Son of Iowa Farmer !
Atlantic, la.. Oct. 2. Speclul Tele
gram.) Leon Donald, 2, son of Jesse
Donald, farmer living near Adair, died
today as a rMilt of burns received
Saturday. Tho infant was left alone
in the kitchen where a roaring fire
was in the cook stove. In playing
the little one's clothing became Ig
nited. Frightened by the fire the
child began lo run and became a liv
ing torch. It was found by the moth
er who wag painfully burned about the
hands and face In extinguishing the
flames.
Road Conditions
1 Kut itli-rt the tinh Aufo t'tuh.
1 t fi " n h hny, P. ruiki tn ;
I irr,-h hrt-o rmnull Hl'iff. ami :
I t,ni..ft uhri C 'l I" tVtar H spirt
t I 'iiiu.ii h th ('!. Kol f4 v i
j Vlif !.(. .r 1 -rttl i t 4 !!' iu iiiti '
- ami rhn !"h R wl
Si t'1 rt hitt w v : H't fi
V hit 'i hhiBV lt'-'
fit
nt)ih h rr
tU t 4 w ,
f ttH
t t,i.i ' A iH Hw.H
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tiiaiir
WISE WOMEN
f.i....., ti tt. i ii.
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l it IS ''I -t ..
(j-, a m t ... i .l I
Ik 'i i til. wet. s.l k
vl4 f f Ir4l1.l if l
( Ik '
1 Ijm AiiKeli-K when I flint met liim at
Mmi r'reriVrirlt' lioine. II lin.l lull
in "lilt of I'lothe ami that
p;it hi-d ill Mi clnow.
j Jlll (.IMld Ixinhlnc.
"In November of that year We wrlu
innriie.1. S.iu-e that t irtiv I liuvn n"t
itipeariil 111 In Iilina licciusf i lia
been ill, but Koilolpll linn Imulo ull
enviable reputation fin- hluwlf.
"1 don't wunt to appear onceited,
but it wa throuwh mn that ltodiilph
K"t h. f.rst real chance in the film.
I Introduced him to my frien.la, atar
in viiruuH rnmp'iniea In HoIlyw-iHid
and elnewliere. At firHt they nil ad
mitted he wan Kood looking and had
a wonderful appcaranre, but that waa
all. Then ho got a amall rhnnce and
mailo gixid."
Hhv naii ahe w.-m In the end iIIn
apjio nte.l in Vahntino, but that aha
harbored no mulice toward him.
Horseman Here After
Riding 8,012 Miles
Riding the same horse on which
he has covered 8,012 miles since May
23, 1921, Van Cleaf flulick of lion
tonsport, la., arrived in Omaha Mon
day night on bis way to Lincoln to
deliver to (jovcrmir M.lvelvie a
message from (loveinor Kate Kendal
of Iowa.
Yesterday morning, (Julisk culled on
Mayor liahlman, himself a horsenwn
of considerable renown, and ex
changed greetings of the fraternity.
Ci.lick has visited ?1 state capitals
since he left his home In Uentonsport
in 1921. He is an overseas veteran.
Wednesday
During
and You
'."' "'' mm
J'. ' i!J,,4,l '.Si-Ml''
Small Si:t$
1836 iruhfi
3636 inch
34(t f-t .
36 . 1 .
$6 . . .
Gold Seal Congoleum
Th t Hugt lh Xot if ait urii
9ft) 2 11 . . fi urn in 1 S
. ii n.:rj
is io.:r
Anti-Kraiicliltaiik
I'orceis Win First
Ixoiind of Battle
Mate I i iiuii Gor on itrcortj
Ajraiiut'PriMlMT at Ulth
Annual (!tiiit ntiuii in
.Vw York.
.,, .,,v iwiik 1 voil., t'tt. S.-In l,r i.i,uil..
.liVlMmi at th 4ii aninul fiiiiVPM- of ir. Ihiitlia V. riteliin,em. ,,.f
,lum of the Ainirlniii linker , iullini riiiiiiieir of the (i.n.iwl
I '"'. -n r.-..rd l..l mht a Kletirlc r.mipany. it 1. 1,01 hiHu,, Hi.
jiiiiuiilini.ii.lv oi. 1.1 th il.liah. im,,j.1, of prolwPiliiv thnt power will
inenl of LrJiii h l ank l.y paUonal ' , rrti,i.tnltt.d by limlio m t. pmi
Unk. future.
I Thl u.Mio.i t.mrk me fii-t i. iory - , ,,.,.,., lltlSl lB,t,,.f
111 the I'.iini'MiKii llnr iiiiidu.te.l at li-jnniUl..ii eit ..l.,y, f,,r m,.
jlh roiin ntioii hy U, anil lu.nk h m.r(ve ,., Unh
I fori-, tm W..I in win y imiriiliiK a . t., n Mn le. by Hi t er of th r.i
I forum mil I In LI l.y the onenll.ni ' lr,. nWKi,ei,e wav fr-.m the .u,K
on ihe Ml'l"ii hl 11:.', .mill I.ui.Uh i ,i,ioii in th,. r.-i-lli ai.il - a.il l
l. pn-ii iitiil fnmi iahlihiii Uir. Htiliuiieti.
I liruii. hra HMhiii i illn wh-r. Ull. j "IKm el cr. M ,1, a,,,,!,,,,. j
' " J -"'' .h..i.
Irf-ail.'iN of the unll linim Ii bnnk
liioveineiit any that at the ilune of the
folUlil A ItHolutliili Will I i liitrodilceil
nliinif thu line w-Ph lh hop.) of
Iiuvihk It Wit.-.l tiHn and Mill dn-t.-rinlim
n-iunr. ly ihe nttltude of th
entlru HHaiHlati'in on what hunki-i
i.'Kiud a a vital iKNiie.
Till! ilKHIH'ialioIl of MlKMltll'l llMlll.
nml triiNt c.uiiparili oppneed to
brniii'li baiikinit and lb t'ouk County
llaukera' anaocial Ion Ixith have
lenrd lieniriiarlera at th coriv.n
t inn. Hum of th leailera aay that
a bliH of appioxiiiintely 1,'no dele
tcnlea hna been ortf.nilr..il to aupport
the iinti branch banking movement.
tin th oilier band, Minn who
favor brandi hnriklmc a a biialnee
nei'CHaity and convenience are quietly
HIl!at work ainoiiK the dcli'K'itea. They
point out that trxluy a definltu ucllnn
, of the mule bank illvlalou wax to t
Icxpccicil. but they prouiiK an alrlnK
of their own ai'Kumenla In f.tvor of
branch banklnK
at th forum on
V edneeilay.
Latter Day Saints
Get New Apostles
Independence, Mo., Oct. 3
Chosen, It WDM announced, by direct
revelation from Mod, Jnmea A. Oillen
of I.amoiil, la., late yesterday wa
nominated for president of the
Quorum of Twelve of the Reorganized
Church of Jcbuh Christ of Latter Day
Saints In SNth general conference
here. Mr. Glllen Is to succed Homer
T. Griffith of Columbus. O., who
has been an apostle for more than 35
years and president of the quorum for
about 20 years.
Nominees for the other vacancies
in tho quorum follow: Clyde V.
Kills of Society Islands. John F. Car
ver of Ijitnonl, la.: V. Henry Ho
wards' of London, Kngland: J. (leaser
of Huston. Mass.: Daniel T. Williams
of Laiuoni and Roy S. Rudd of Cam
eron, Mo.
Floyd K. McDowell, d.-an of Grace
land college, I.amonl, lu., was named
for counselor to the president.
Chronometers used for measuring
the velocity of projectiles are capable
of splitting a second of time into a
thousand pari.
Cod fisheries of Newfoundland are
the most extensive in the world.
You Will Buij Congoleum
Congoleum Week
Will "Buy It at Bfandeis"
Congoleum Gold Seal Rugs
f9 (
7im9 ftt
s
i.ur
I0, ft
02 f..l
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2.J15
9 fl . .
7l9 lt
99
aw' 1 -J ISk. I If
Tt3t
Future W ill See
I Power hv Radio
1
jS Slate Dr. MtiimitU; K.
, rrt Saj I'artirli'K of Tumr
I IttM-rnrtl Yrt Too .iiiull.
..mw out e ('I'tiotiiiiuiielio ..v.. ..r
power of rial kilowatt or even
him. In. I of kilowatts, thi power suit
tit in nil direction, ami It limy b
only it ftiictlon of u milliwatt which
w r.-ri-ue, tint (, . aa than n mil
liimth of the power a.nt mil. Hut
this sin.'ill Hiwer I aiiftleleut, wh.n
amplified, to give us th mesaage."
"Th probl. in of power tr.'iuamlsaloii
easeulially differ from that of th
Iriiimiiiisalon fur rnmmunlrntioM, that
in power iraiiaiulasioii most, or at 1
nasi a large part, of th power sent
out by the generating station must
nrrlv at the receiving atatlm,, t
m.iko it economical to transmit the
IKiiver,
"Hem , the problem of radio smrr
transnilxalou la that of directing the
radio waves to float ly that a large
part of th.-lr power rnaiim together
so U to b picked up by lh reelv
lug station."
f. II. K llavid ( il, Neb.
un I Us all.. Marked lednood'
ror panel or would that leak a.roas
between the Instrument? What other
wood or cheap material ran I use?
V Wood panel always permit
leakage. I s fibre, bakellte, formica
or hard rubber,
V. II. T., Fremont. Neb.
!- Is there a station nt Key West.
Kla ? If so, what la its call??
A naval station, NAU.
Proiiiinent Osceola Man
Dies Following Surgery
Osceola, Nob., Oct. 3. Special )
Charles H. Hoy died yesterday at his
home, 12 miles northwest of Osceola,
following an operation for appendici
tis. He had been 111 fur Beveral days,
but it was not believed that his con
dition waa serioua until a few hours
before his demise. Arrangements for
the funeral will not be completed un
til relatives from a distance are heard
from.
Mr. Hoy served In two session of
the. Nebraska legislature, being elect
ed to the house of representatives In
11100 ind in 1902. He was on of tin
leading men of I'olk county nnd had
served in many olllcial rapacities for
his neighbors. He Is survived hy
seven brothers and Sisters, among the
number being Mrs. Marie I'orter of
Lincoln.
One of the world' greatest rubber
market is Singapore.
Any purchases of Con
sroleum floor coverings
that may be contemplated
during fall house clean
ing can be made to es
pecial advantage this
week. We have most
complete showing in the
newest patterns.
The attractive designs
and colorings shown in
Congoleum Art Rugs will
be a revelation to many of
the artistic effects obtain
able in those sanitary ant!
inexpensive rugs. They
are appropriate for dininir
rooms or kitchens, when
their smooth, firm furfae.
makes them so easy to
keep clean and bright.
This is all first quality
merchandise the genu
ine Gold Seal grade.
i i
1
Ktmm Stem
7.
U.I5
1 .JK1
Squares
r$
(Ireamerv Officer
Denies Attempt
to Defy Court
iXru-lrf, on W ilin Naml. J
j llr 1 lli.lllit Hpfiliailf. 1
I iii; St lit'ini Sam timifil 1
, liv Ht'fritrr.
-
i.,mI tli..t b Mid Mli. I- ofti. rr
......
of lb U:t.ilH. nri.ii.rrv f-niiMtay
l r mar tu .p-fy lh court or ru-
i ilimeiit the Tf i'IVirlilp i f llfibert
li4ill iii.t.l by iiwr Wend j
.ti.inil,- liun.e. on the wiliir.a atnd 1
rati-Jiy In federal unlit, wlter lilpe
itlie.toia wei filed for Contempt,
II w.i th first Willi for Ml U-
fi u, Th huirlng was adjuuriied
,-ki ei ,1.) y afi.-rii.siii imiil ThiitTulav
ui :i. 1
"In f ut. I thought w were Wink
ing In ru operwtloii with lh im-clver
wheii wu ntteinpttd In rtluatt lh
ciiinlmliy," Wedatrnud fold r'rdir.il
Jildwu WisMliough, ' Dunl.l told 11
he would pot Maud In lh w iy uf any
Wednesday Specials in
Imported and Domestic Draperies
' M
pi
priced,
each,
Imported Lacet
Arabian Curtains
Handsome borders in assorted
designs mounted on the finest
grade of French net. O QQ
Per pair, 0JO
Curtain Materials
A fine assortment of voile,,
dotted, figured and lace
trimmed marquisettes. Spe
cially priced,
per yard,
An Interesting Offering From Our
Furniture Department
Brandeis Furniture is sold for cash or,
if desired, on our easy payment plan
Queen Anne Dining Room Suite
0.00 Qun Ann Ruff-I,
70.00 Qun Ann flufftt,
inrhe at
92 00 Qa.n Ann Bufftl,
iru r-,
pi III W Jlllxl tO blip H'll li Kill
pali Till" l Mill ( III.
I K.I. 1-1 Ir.t .r.nl ll li. lil.l'l rl.r .l!
irl.. It..) noil. I Pol 14 - t'ii l but
if lli.y auli'li(l.l f.-na l ie pl .ii tu
hllll bW.ilil. I" -0I11IIK lid 11 i i lh
rt.iil t.
M.mh In In in.
II Ir.llfl, .1 u 11. V.I'K III the I. I,
l.ltll b lltlei l.! p..l ll UUthorllle
lit ml.l tu I1.I1I llilea. of ii."piiy of
f..l. ftv eitr lh piomy en.
i ..mI. 111 r "I'm - lo an n " il by of
fer tu al.a klml.l.r (or IH.'I linnny
"l tin li.i.liev Wr aki- l for W4 tu mt
Uwil in an effort tu aei ur an lju-i
iiipiiI Midi ii.ilil.il U'i. i!l-Hil lb
1 '' el emhip." ii l.ii..i,d M'IH'"I
I "We mi iulifi.Hj iml. II ili l 11..I
f , , , ,,, , tul
!uut. ' .eit.fii air a turuv in
j ri ttini for lb limliry, pniiiie ,
him d-'li't liH-inl to until We rati a. t
tl Willi i-rediior. If w .1.1 not t
lie, lh money aake.l for In th 1. 1
ti I a III I relui ned tn donoi Ht.sk
hold" 1 who
(aland that "
i
g.. ihe mi. iiey 1,.. I. r
iniiiiif .Mayor in (iralt.
Kl.lllk Jol.e. Milt Noilll Ittnllt)
aUtll atreet, and Frank Mrover. wr
liijut t d, nit hough not seriously, whii
an aiiloinobll In which they w.r
riding "us "trii. k at Fighteenth and 1 falling
Harney street Monday bight by u'Ftoclily
Imported
Irish Point
Panels
Fine quality
Swiss net with
wide borders
and beautiful
corner medal
lions. Specially
Scotch
Lace
Curtains
Made of the bes
Sea Island cot
Ion in white and
E gy p tian, all
over and border
enecis. rricea, i i .ti i
ir pair' 3.98 mmm
3.49
Sixth Floor East
J
54
tl
i".ii
47.75
55.75
73.75
40 00 Qn Ann Round) f. OA ?
Uniiatt Tkl, H itn he -J.I J
4300 Qan Ann Round) It- in ir
(niin TVU, 51 fik he ft) J. I 0
41 00 Qw)
tnioi TftkN, l.' in
1,,. Inn iti iw ii l-y M.in Himntiy if
1 la.wr. Ui , who I a guet at thi
iallr li-.lrl A . Iii..er, l3'
.N.ulll :rl.t eia-bllt nvrli.-. dlliei
of li.e i-u, e...-d tnjuo.
Iony I'arade Movie
1 for Omaha Kiddies
A P"IO p.ll.ole, fie pi.. lie f-r lh
iki.l.lie and a button day Will Itmik
tin tt'wing d-iy of the .Nibrml Mu
In.. II KoCl.ly l .tllip lll.ll on ISlolief
III
! Tnket f..r the iii.iv;ng pi. tine at
r...ly f.,r iti.t ril.ntii.il In th clnl li.n
d. p.iitmii.1 at lh J.uiu. Nh store,
I he pi. tin will b (ivru at the Mil-
ili...ti lb 111. lining of ihlolH-r I
I All the ki.Mie h.ne to do I- otle. t
j ib. ir ticket at the, lUug. ,V.r,
' htote.
I'lii- h.i (i.ir.ni will atari at 1
.11 luck October 1 1, and nnv l.v m 1,11 1
11. hi. 4 or itilviiig a pony in.y tal a
I ... 1 1 . nil prue will be kin 11
lolli.wk. Km' the IkI thtie in.iiu.ia,
for lh ..lib -t nml joiinii. st p.mir,
for tin oungit 11.br, f.u lb is.ny
ionium the i,nget ll'MMie, l.litlH.
in lh piirade may be iuiing.il by
Ml Hub nt Ihe lluiii.iin)
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Ruffled Curtains
Beautiful dotted and figured
patterns. with full narrow ruf
fle and tie-backs to O QO
match. Per pair, jO
Quaker Craft Nets
Beautiful allover designs in
white, ivory and freige. CQ
Per yard, DjC
Swiss Curtain Nets
Imported Swiss a wonderful
selection of allover, figured
patterns. Per 7Q
yard, lC
In American
Walnut
In dining room
.furniture where
serviceability is
an important
factor, American
walnut -more
than justifies the
especial favor it
n o w e n j o y s.'
These pieces of
Queen Anne de
sign, with their
simplicity of line
and n i c e t y of
proportion, are
wt'll atlapttd to th
nuiiv limitt'tl fijaces
:f modern hoiiusainl
upartmont.'. lUauty
of wood nnd doljin
in,urf a permant'iit
jatUfuvtiu in 'their
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