THK OMAHA ' SUNDAY iYkK:' siTFAIUKU ' J2. wfo.
SOCIAL CENTERS
IN THE SCHOOLS
i YOUNGSTERS' CHEERING
MAKES HIT WITH SUNDAY
The enthusiasts young man who u
cheer leader at the Sunday tabernacle
Friday evening for the Central High
I school Is Robert Patten, son of Aivln
Eecreation Board to Bequest School ! Fatten of the city clerk-, office.
m-mrnyt-f I Bum im.ulllt'U ill inw
center of the tabernnole and the wajr
he led his crowd with movements of his
srms won the admiration of "Blllr" Sun
day, who watched and listened with keen
Interest,
rmnrC fV Tlir nMTP.PnflM Wednesday evening. Dancing anj card
vi liiu nniirnvvut pi
playing were the feature of the evening
Mr. Hoatwkk. the new district manager.
made his first appearance and mad, a
t... r. r xn reserve, the nr" pp
viuifi ... ,ort Ulk. CnBr.t Hackly, captain of the
Board for Use of Five Build
ings for That Purpose.
OPEN THREE EVENINGS A WEEK
Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of
Its Organization.
"That young chap Is no cheerless
The Recreation board Will go be- loader." remarked a man near the press
fore the Board of Education with a section.
request for the use of five to eight ;
school buildings for social center pur- H iTllK WAR HOHSK
nr.. dnrlnv a iwrinil nf flva tnnnths 11 U Vl 1J II fill llVllUlJ
" " " - " " - ,
leglnnlng next month.
If the school officials grant the
rt quest It Is the purpose of the
Recreation board to suggest that the
janitor service, heat and light be fur
r.ished by the School board and the
Recreation board assume responsi
bility for care of the school property
und furnish supervision and direction
for the various social center activi
ties. The plan Is similar to that
adopted In other cities.
It Is proposed to organise dramatic
clubs, choral societies, neighborhood or
chestras and other groups as neighbor
hood conditions may suggest.
The plan contemplates keeping these
renters nnfn thrpA vpnlnE a week. In
a measure these Indoor social centers I order s P"ha.P the largest ever under
ORDER COMES HERE
Ben Franklin Returns to Omaha
with Instructions to Secure
$300,000 Worth,
FOR ONE OF WARRING NATT0N9
Three hundred thousand dollars'
worth of horseflesh Is the order
brought back from Denver by Bon
Franklin, Omaha and St. Louis horse
nan who lives at the Millard.
Franklin went to Ienver last week to
dicker for the business and he came back
Fr.day nlsht. wreathed In smiles.. The
degree tram, made an xtcndiMl addrew.
I on Yeomanshlp. which met with the
'hearty approval of the members of lA
.. . . - . , ' Next Wednesday evening Omaha home-
MAMX lUJUUtiWlfl AULflUJUH-I. .tead will give the first of Its winter j
scries of dances In Rnrlght hall. ;
Beech camp. Modern Woodmen of ' I
America, observed 1U silver anniversary Med ere, V ne4siea at Assert. '
last Friday ntKht. the affair closing with ; n . .
a bumiuct at the Hotel Home, where cov
ers wer laid for somo 4"0. Among those
about the board were several of the char
er members. Of these a
counted the early days of the camp an'
R. M. camp No. C, modern Wood
mn of America, has a committee at work
preparing for tho largest and most prv-
number re- ,'",,ou entertainment la Its history. Th
e camp and dM h not brrn but the event w.lt
nine place some time nct month In one
told of the Initiations conducted under 1. k , . .V
. .. . . . .tt c,lt r ,n ordinary stunts will be pulled
t the time was the organ.ier and state . , . , , ,
v.hr..i. At m"tlnit 't Tuesday evening
will replace the recreation centers which
have been maintained In the parka the
last few months.
TVi j now irhnnl hnlMlnva tiavik AMem-
My room, and social center organisation. ; fnk11? w" " y to aay
, ' . . ,. . , . . 2,000 animal, will be required. Iw
l a . c utril 1 11T 1 1 1 1 Q III BC.riBI IIUUI, V I
a year and more. The Uea in Omaha
started at the Monmouth Park school.
taken by a s ng e horsebuyer In the coun
try since the war.
The an. i). sis are to be sent to one of
the warring nations which one Mr.
About
required, however.
and Mr. Franklin expects to pay a f.g
ure In excess of the market In order to
have them ready for lmmedate delivery.
He will assemble his horses at Omaha
and ship them from here.
The military agent with whom Frank
lin dealt Is making extensive purchases
of horses In the southwest also, but he
left tho bulk of h.s business with Franklin.
Various Affairs
in Social World
During Last Week
The wedding of Miss Christine Jose
phine Swanson and Mr. Wllhelm Otto
LilJenBtolpe was celebrated Wednesday
evening, September 8, at the home of the
bride, at Forty-first and Ixard streets.
Hev. Mr. Larmar of the Lafayette Luth
eran church and Rev. Mr. Llndberg of
the Immanuel hospital performed the
ceremony In the presence of relative. r v Thw wh ,Kmh
and a few close friends. The youag Qmaha a hort af(j on an auto Wp
Mrs, William Thaw
is Visiting Here;
to Remain Sunday
Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw, mother of
couple left the same evening for the
west. They will be at home after Octo-
11 9. In flm aha
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. H.ll of Nebraska I"1'8 aKA" Ccka' hartn. com. direct
City celebrated their sixtieth wedding an- fromJ Ptbh Dr. A. B Marshall
nlversary Monday evening at the home President of the Presbyterian Theological
of their daughter. Mrs. John B. Summers, nilnary. to which Mrs. Thaw has .ub
and Mr. Summer.. Mr.. W. W. Hills and i crlb vtry met ner l tna Fon-
Mrs. T. II. Wilson were the Omaha jtenelle. where she Is .laying, and took
to the Pacific coast, has arrived In
Omaha with Mrs. KdwanJ Stoner and
guests.
Mrs. T. B. Norrls announce, the en
gagement of her daughter, Edith Gordon,
to Mr. George W. Pratt. The wedding
will be celebrated In October.
Cosmos lab to Met.
Mrs. William Haas will be hostess at
her with her party to the seminary. 6 he
met the faculty and board of direc
tors and their wives at the home of Rev.
Marshall yesterday afternoon, and will
probably stay In Omaha over Sunday.
Mrs. Thaw refused to aay anything to
the newspaper men who tried to see her
the meeting of the Cosmos club Thurs- at the Fontenelle, merely remarking to
day afternocn at her home. The olub will . them as she entered her auto that she
be reorganized for the coming year at
this meeting.
Tho Le Mars club will give a series of
dances this winter. The opening party j
will be given September 29, at Turpln's I
academy. Those in charge of arrange
ments are Messrs. Adrian Lund, Jack
McCarthy, Jay Collins, Robert Heath
and Vlnce Smlthro.
' 4 th '-l-ld rinb.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly entertained
six guests at dinner Saturday evening at
the Field club; H. O. Edwarde, twelve;
never talked to reporters.
Mrs. Thaw is probably going to tho
coast to Join her son.
Negro Under Bed
Causes a Racket
The home f Jerry Connelly, 2250 Pierce
street, waa entered last night by a negro,
, who got away again, but not until he had
A. V. Khotwell, four; L. M. Pegau six; caused lots of excitement.
J. W. Hughes, four, and Joe Shlreman, I Mr. and Mrs. Connelly, with their
four.
Mr. and Mr.. E. H. Howland enter
tained at dinner lost evening at the
Fle'.d club. Covers were placed for:
Meser. and Mesdames
Alex; ndrr Buchanan R. B Rogers.
J. L. Buker, . William 11. Wood.
H. O. Csborne,
Mrs. "W. Wood, Chicago.
At th" c.nniry C'lnh.
Others entertaining at dinner last
evening at the Country club were: H. O.
Moorhead. who had six guests, and O.
W. Wattles, six.
daughter, Margaret, have their bedroom,
on the second floor of the bouse and on
the first floor a bedroom 1. occupied by
Harry McQuade, a boarder. About 6
o'clock this morning, Margaret, awakened
by some noise, called her mother and to
gether they started a still hunt for the
cause of the racket They did not call
Mr. Connelly, but in the hunt they
chanced to look under hi. bed and there
they beheld a huge and very black negro.
They immediately lifted their voice. In
piercing shrieks and Mr. Connelly was
deputy fr Nebraska.
While Reach camp has had many tips
and downs, it Is now one ot the strong
est ramps In the Woodmen order and Is
on tho high road to prosperity.
Woodmea of the Wrl4.
A union meeting of all camps In South
Omaha I. scheduled for Wednesday even
ing at McCrann's hall. Twenty-fourth and
P street.. Each ramp ha. secured a large
number of candidate, for this Joint Initi
ation and the Inspiration of a large gath
ering of sovereign, of this kind will be a
ney sensation for South Omahta Wood
men. The Benson drill team will be on
hand to do the work, and sea that new
members are started properly on the road
to perfected woodcraft. It will be a red
letter day for Woodmen In South Omaha.
Member, of Lithuanian camp No. M
enjoyed their picnic at Hlbbler'a park,
last Sunday, a large gathering ot Bouth
Omaha Woodmen, representatives from
all of the camps, being present. The
usual social game, were participated In
and come real oratory d splayed when
expounding the great principles of Wood
craft Schiller No. 804, Is arranging for an en
tertainment at Its next regular meeting
at the German Home. 4 South Thir
teenth street, Thursday evening, next F.
A. Klenke I. chairman of the committee
of entertainment and promise, a royal
time to all who attend.
Nebraska Llpa No. 1X3, will meet Thurs
day evonlng at Thirteenth and Dorca.
A large class will be initiated.
Sobleskl No. 75 will meet tolay at tl.
new hall. Twenty-ninth and Walnut
streets, for work. This camp promises
active oo-operatlon with other Polish
camps in Omaha and South Omaha,
Royal Neighbors.
Ivy camp. No. 2. and Pansy camp. No.
10, Royal Neighbors of America, will en
tertain Douglas County camp Wednes
day evening at the Modern Woodmen of
America hall. All Royal Neighbors are
Invited.
Ancient Order Volte Worlnifi,
The Ancient Order of United Work
men central committee will hold Its flret
Joint meeting with Union Paclflo lodge.
No. 17, Friday, next, at the temple.
Willis E. Reed, attorney general of Ne
braska, will be the speaker of the
evening.
Pythian Knlvhta Meet.
Nebraska lodge No. 1. Knights of
Pythias, held Its first regular meeting of (
the fall lat Monday evening. The re- j
port of the Boosters' committee was ao- i
cepted and the recommendations will be i
followed. The card contest for the
Knlghls only will be started within a
few weeks. The lodge plana to start a .
membership campaign. The booster com- ,
mlttca plana to extend to all eligible
citizens within the Jurisdiction a per
sonal invitation to become members of
the order.
Dr. Wood, one of the oldest members of
the order west of the Allegheny moun
tains, made an excellent speech and fin
ished with a beautiful poem, which Illus
trated that a true Pythian could be of
great service to the community In which.
he Uvea,
Next Monday evening there will be a
short session followed by cards and
musio. All members should be present.
The rank of esquire will be conferred on
several candidates. j
Amerlean Yeomen. j
Omaha homestead No. 1401 of the Broth
erhood of American Yeomen gave a
watermelon eocl-U at Barlght's hall last
the ramp Initiated another large cIhkb
of candidates and transacted muth Im
portant routine business. Its club moms
In the Bee bul.dlng are always open to Its
members and all visiting Woodmen.
Ladles nf the Mseeabeea.
Gate City Hive No. $. ladles of the
Maccabees, will hold a apei. meeting at
the hall Wednesday afternoon, September
15, at I o cluck. All members are urged
tc attend.
A MOST KNJOYAUM1 Tltll
The two PAIRS and DENVER'S
MOUNTAIN PARKS.
Nothing like DENVER'S MOUN
TAIN PARKS between the two
oceans.
Write to the ALBANY HOTEL
MANAGEMENT, DENVER. t'Ol.O.,
for a set of their beautiful booklets,
FREE, entitled. Summer Frolics In
the Rockies," "One Day Scenic Trips
Into the Denver Mountain Parks and
Resorts," "Denver and Colorado's
Mountain Parks and Resorts," "Short
Trips Into the Rockies from Denver,"
and "The Vacation Number of Den
ver Commerce. Pontage prepaid.
This Factory-to-Home Pi'
Sale Saves Yon khml Half
Exchange i Pianos
Vow A Son, Kn"re
a-JOO Hoot A Son
2.V Ariun Sit."
27.1 Miiiloll $11!0
$400 Sclumtllor & Mueller BIDS
$.v WcImt SILT
aioo HrhmolW & Muollor S1T0
$:I7.1 Stener .V Son 817I
t rainer St 50
S!75 Mueller $13."
$4o Kmerson $200
fOOO A. It. "ha., (iinnil. .$200
ft, 10O (dickering & Sons,
Urniid
HOO Mehlin, tJrami $525
fOOO Nrhmollcr A Mueller,
riajrer $3?iO
fl.OOO Aeollntt Player. . .$150
-f'RFK NTOOU FKKK SCARE
FKKK LIFE INSIKAXCK.
This treat Piano Bale ha already arraed. In lth sale and
Importance, any sale that we have hitherto held. People were qnlcfc
to renlire Hie fact that by eliminating all the middlemen's prof lis
we nero able to quote price on New Pianos from $75.04) to $130.
less thun usually charged.
Every llano In tli.s nale, no matter how low priced. Is abso
lutely and unconditionally guaranteed. Act promptly If you ned
a Piano, n ctcry dny sec some of these Pianos sold off.
New Upright Pianos
Of Established
Reputation.
Sweet Tone and Delight
ful Action.
Latest Style Mahogany,
Walnut or Oak Casei.
FACTORY TO HOME
PRICE $175
Sold on Small Monthly
Payments.
New Player Pianos
From the World's
Greatest Manufacturers
Completely Equipped.
The equal of many
$550 Players shown else
where. ONLY $395
Sold on Small Monthly
Payments.
Our enormous Mock of Pianos and Player Pianos Includes snch great makes aa Welnway, Weber,
Hardnian, Ntee.er & Son. Emerson, MePhnll, Untie man ft Hons, SrhinoUer a Mueller, and the complete
line of Aeolian lliuiola llanos.
ISchmoller & Mueller Piano Co.
1850 The Oldest Piano House in the Middle West 1915
Headquarters for Victrolas and Orafonol&s. 1311-13 FARNAM ST.
11 i . i t
1 aw iwtBa:7bAtAa "' ' 'T ' jf! "" snawa iSMi Sfc. i.i,ianist Hi assi Si i Ss ms aAsatasa1
I liTMiSiiiif 1 1 lr- r -MiirtTii I rn i i- r -itstsSI i -ttti ini n mi -n - - ) m r -im m n 1 -i r" --f - i -i - i 11 n ! Ji
Our Mammoth New Fall and Winter Stock Now on Display
W announce the arrival of our mammoth new 1916 Fall and
Winter display of home furnishings. This Is, in every way, a wonder
ful exhibition. It Is the large-H collection of new furniture, rugs, car
pets, etc.. In both designs and finishes ever shown In America, anil Is
on a scale characterise of the Hartman Furniture & Carpet Company,
Probably no stock of furniture was ever selected with such great ears,
or subject d to so many tests before being offered to tbe public. Our
floors are now a vnst exhibition ground, and it will pay you to look
them over before you Invest a dollar for furniture. It Is a duty that
you owe to your home to get the greatest possible value for your
money. We cordially Invite inspection and comparison. Make it a
DUTY to get our prices UEFORIS you buy. The fact, that we are the
largest buyers and sellers ot home furnishings In the United 8tates
arms us with n mighty purchasing power which no other concern can
command. It accounts for our superior values In every Instance. Below
sre a few sample values. lxok them over.
c
SPECIAL EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS GLADLY ARRANGED ON ANY PURCHASE
mm . I I
Judtre and Mrs, D. M. Vinsonhaler had I ' .
- .. Jl 1.., I
nt the Country dub:
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitchcock.
MIhh Pnth Hltcl-cock.
Mr. and Mra. John w. Towla rave a
MASSIVR HOTAt. CIRCASSIAN
WALNUT PRINCKS3 DRESSER.
Tha finish Is ao finely executed
that It Is Impossible to tell it
from the senulnn. Unse has four
roomy drawers, full swelled front
and plank top. Mirror la of large
sixe. French beveled r- si
plate. A wonderful I j
value at only
THE FAMOUS KROEHLER DAVENPORT
BED AND SOFA
COMBINED
ONLY
22.50
DAVENPORT S5Z
I TAWAf f duopold
Terms:
$2.50 Cash
$2 a Month
We are offering for this week at an unnsuHiiy attractive pries this Mh
grade Bed Davenport. This piece of furniture answers tha purpose nf (im
essential pieces; namely, a davenport by iay and a roo-riy, comfir aile 'el
at iiIkIii. Kiaue Is maile ol Kfrulne soldi ok and finished fumed. Ths
urholstorins; used Is Bpamsh srtllklal le;itluT, over full steel . c f i
enHA jRuzurs uy j ejvjUo uso IMi3 V uoiionjjsuoa Supds f nil
at this price sV
AN BXCKPTIONAI. BAROA1N. IN A
STRONOLV CONSTRUCT KD MISSION
ROOKK1C Frame Is mails entirely of
solid oak, finished fumed. Ilaik aid
sent are u-hn'sterd In a-uaranteel Im
perial H punish leather. Very roomy and
clerlitodly i comfortable. A rocker that
win erece any noma, worm
double the price we ask for
It, and quoted special for...
'4.98
Anyone Can Stop
Pimples Easily
from his downy couch and Into a far
corner of the room Just as the unwelcome
tsltor emerged from his hiding place.
Th negro brandished a revolver and
dinner of twelve covers last evening at Connolly made a grab for the nearest
the Country club. thins; he could throw. It hapened to be
Mr. Robert and Mr. Herbert Connell a large bottle of vaseline. With all his
entertained at dinner Saturday evening strength he let It fly. and it struck the
a t Vi a rVkiintew ellllt MmnllmpntATV to nm nilftpnlw Ih. k.n K. I
Miss Mildred Johnston of Chicago, the and allowing the contents to smear gen- FACXaOB aCAXlVD fill,
truest of their sister, Miss Reglna Con- erously about. The aerial bomb had no When a face Is covered with blotches,
nell. Covers were placed for twenty ; other effect, however, than to encourage ,,vrr P,, Plmp'es. blackheids. etc,,
clients. I the man in, run Tn.n enn.n. .i,. Btuarfs Oal lum Wafers wlU act like
ur. jonn J. uieason nas reiumru irui.i jjcQuads. who lumped from his KA
grabbed his revolver and as tha negro
dashed down the steps aimed deliberately
at him and pulled the trigger. Again
and again the hammer snapped, but the
pesky revolver refused to shoot, and the
prowler escaped Into the cold gray
morning.
a two weeks' visit In Jackson, Neb.
Congressman Eeilly
Breaks Speed Laws;
Congressman Thomaa I RelHy of
Massachusetts, who was here as one ot
the speakers at the convention of the
letter carriers, violated the city speed
ordinance of both Omaha and Council
Bluffs before he departed. However,
there were no arrests.
While here Congressman Rellly made
FORMER OMAHA WOMAN
DIES ON ANNIVERSARY
Word has been received In Omaha of
the death at Fontanelle, la., of Mrs. Van
Antwerp, wife of Rev. W. H. Van Ant-
a hit with the carriers and all who met '"P. rector of Trinity cathedral pariah.
him. Friday afternoon, with railway and , Omaha, Irom ii4 to IW8. Mrs. Van Ant
sleeper tickets In hla pocket, ha went to werp died on September Id which was
the fnlon station to board a Orcat West-; the fifty-third anniversary of their mar
em tra'n for Chicago. One of the con-i rlage and also Mr. Van Antwerp's eighty
ventlon bands went along, and Inside the third birthday.
station a selection was played for the de
parting cor-gressman. When the music
ceased he was forted to respond to the
calls for a speech, and while he was talk
ing the train pulled out for the east. Tha
U. P- TO RUN SPECIAL FROM
CENTRAL CITY TO THE "TAB"
Union Paclflo officials have completed
I
Try Rtuart's ('air lum Wafers and fiee
All Skin Eruptions Vanish Quickly.
some magical charm. They are nature's
own way of cleans ng the blood and pre
venting it from filling tbe surface of the
"ppy as a lark I Bkla as Fuze as a 14 y
by Taking gtuart's Calcium Wafers I" j
body the akin with pimples and little
skin eruptions. j
The abolishing of all skin disorders must
begin with tha blood. Lotions, salves, !
cosmetic, etc, will do no material good.
A GREAT BARGAIN IN A a-INCII
CONTINUOUS POST DED COMBINA
TION. Bed has ten fillers and beauti
fully enameled In Vernls Martin. The
springs are heavy angle Iron with san
itary wire fabric top. The mattress
has soft' cotton top with durable tick
ing. Complete combina- tQ QQ
tlon specially quoted &
ft
I
i n i w.Msr.s7fcTl fi
W 1J i i i imm mm, J P---4iVtfcJ rl
n
SOLJD OAK ROLL DOOR WHITE EN'AM- 1
EL LINED KITCHEN CABINET. Has all the K
special features shown In the Illustration
with the exception of the small drawers be
low the flour compartment. This cabinet
never sold for Icbs than $36. We will place
U a limited quantity of these on rr r".
K sale for this week, complete VXX Sfl
U with full set of spice Jars, only, . awswe w
IT
NKAT PERION TUBTTI.AR BTEET, BABT CRTR.
I P IOKT S INCHES WIDE BY 4 FKET INCHE.t
IXNU. Has high sliding safety slide and equipped
with heavy sanitary steel spring. Can be had In
either white enamel or Vernla Martin. f r" t r
Priced extremely low for tbla week's ?
ailing at
. j, . A. ..ll .h,. th. i .
. oisovery u . " . J' detal s for the running of the 'Billy" Bun.
time the train reacnea me ona.,e. jnen dy tram Bundajr September 1. from The trouble eomee from wlthm and there
the congressman beat It for the viaduct. cntra, clty lntermedlata poInU by ,ha remedy miaU be applied. If you 4e-
where he caught a Jit bus and at a speed way of gtromibuig, Valparaiso and VsJ- "lre action and at the same time a
approaching forty miles he was whirled ,ey Th- traln wl , Central City ommon senae, natural, barmleas blood
away to Council Bluffs, where he caught ,. , lh. moPnin m., r. ... purifier, then Stuart's Calcium Wafers 1
UIs train.
Farm Society is
Suine: County
The Donglaa County Agricultural so
ctety has brought suit for $2,A3.40 against
lougIaa county. In district court.
at 12:10. Returning It will leave Omaha
at 10:30 o'clock at night
CALVERT RECUVtRS FROM
INJURIES AT DOUGLAS. WY0.
The correct and best blood purifier
known to science U Calcium Sulphide.
This great cleanser Is contained In
proper quantities In Stuart's Calctum
Wafers and that la wby all Mood trou
bles and skin blemishes rapidly disappear
after their use.
roe BJruim omcra nave received Bvery firsiilasa drugglat la this coun
word that Chief Engineer Calvert, who try carries Stuart Caelum Wafers.
svasb fkrAm fmm hanrfiae In a..a - i & i a. .
The county board. In accordance with ""LT" .-T". ZT? rM .anf
advice that a new statute orovldlnv for 1 fc-a -. - urosen """"w oenie m oox. aiatl
Iributl: o77 Anu for'each 'inhabU h.r H" Wow '
bedstds ef bar busband.
SAN ANTONIO WANTS TO
HEAR "BILLY" SUNDAY. TOO
tant of the county. esMma'ed according
to the last vote east for congressman,
was unconstitutional, declined to pay the
entire amount asked by the society.
The society asked a payment of 16. 071
but received only SII&.C0. the board fol- j
lowing an older statute directing a con- a letter was received Saturday from
, iriMitlon of I cents for each Inhabitant San Antonio. Tex., asking Billy" Sun-
- The new law Is said to be unconetltu- aajf to MaU the earliest date when he
ttonal on the ground that It Is an amnd- can conduct a revWal there, han An-
i i. ut t t a nwasuxe previously dec-Urod tonio din't Wand much -show'' fur
UixaU'l soeial trs at Itut.
mim
FrooTrial Coupon
T. A. gtaart Co., goo tHaan 'f .
Marshall, Mich, Send m at onoa.
return mail, a free trial package
of Stuart's Calcium Wafers.
Kama
Htrcet
Cttv Ktats . . . .
MAGNIFICENT 4H-INCII TOP COLONI
AL. LIBRARY TABLE. Support! d r
handsome colonial Ivre-at-aped scrol it.
The design la very pleasing an 1 de
cidedly aitrsctlve Tour choice of Im
perial Mahogany er American quarter
sawed Imitation cak, f . . , -at
the special low I V fl.S
price of w v
V-r "T l '" ,tsasr---
Tf Vw.-4mrJ ssr-j -v w LT V JUWf r
(-) NOTE THESE BIG 0
ttm RUG BARGAINS
ttT. " T. : v' v iff I llf t
x FT. URL'S.
hKLH Itril. H .
rial y priced for
On'."yW".K-.J6.83
9x1 3 FT. BRl'S
SKL8 Rim. Ltk
assortment to at
Only''.?"'. $10-88
xll rT. VELVET
Hl'U. 11' h illo
and lieautlful color
coniiblnu- ,1-.
t.."s. only1''0
ftxl2 FT. AXMIN
HTKR. RUG. Very
Hile-h grade nuallty.
Newest 11 do-
r,nVtp":.5ii.75
ELKOANT 7-PIECE PINING ROOM 8ET. A rare bsrgain In a high
grade dlDlog room set, consisting of six large chairs with heavy saddle
seats, and broad pnnel backs. Table has large tl-lnch top, extending
to 6 ft. and supported by heavy square pedestal with four colonial
turned feet. Entire set Is made of selected American quarter sawed
Imltstlon oak, and our very low prlc for this complete set tl Q JC
for this week, only JOe0
NEW 11 MODEL MERIT REGENT
STF.EL RANCJE. Mads full stse. with
large oven and sli-hnle top. Stove res is
on sanitary ateel base. Elahor.titv
lili'UcI trimmed. Including rdi krl towel
bar. Fully guaranteed J fit
and spi- tally pi Iced tt UU
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1414-1416-1418 DOUGLAS bT.
LA ROE SIZE SOLID OAK bTORAOB
rHUlVINllLlt. Made with large, roomy
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pulls. Kpleiidnlly constructed through
out and beuutifu ly tlnlsheJ tn golln.
A lirge and roomy iilece of a g r
furniture of feral at the ex-S
tremely low price of only .
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