fltR OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: FEBRUARY 13, 1916.
irmct at t o'clock. Tonne- people at I "Abraham
llav. J. T. Cnllln en "Th Ministry I Ideal of Chf
Hm Baptist Touns; Veople's Union.' 1 ant-vice at 7:
.TOPICS FOR AJ)AY OF REST
"One-Win-One" Campaign it to Be
Launched by Omaha Churches
oa Monday.
KEETDTQ AT FIRST CHRISTIAN
Trie Omaha Chnrrh federation la to b
ntertaJnea" at th rim Christian church
for inpptr Monday evening1 t T o'clock.
At thla meeting will b launched th
"Ona-WIn-Ona" campaign, by which It
Ib expected to add ,om member to the
ennrche f Omaha by Eaater.
Rev. John Albert William, vicar of
lb Chun of Bt rhHip, th Deaoon. haa
fon to Memphis. Tenn., to hold an otght
day mission In Emmanuel church, which
la uktnt Prt In tha nation-wide preach
ing mlaalon. being held by tha Pplacopal
church.
Th Immanuel Lutheran church choir
wlj glva a neclal ong eervic at tha
Immanuel laitheran church. Nineteenth
and Casa treeU, Punday evening, aa
tated by Mies Catherine Ooodall. con
tralto. Colonel Coolldg. organist, will
render a flfteen-mlnut prelude before
th aerrtr. starting at T: o'clock. The
program follows: '
Prelude Paatorlal gonat
..,. Josef Rhelnnrger
Anthem Sleeper Wake (from Ft.
Paul) ... .. Mendelssohn
JTIoen Creed Wahlln
taathcro Masnlfleant In B Fist....
C. VUlSers Stanford
Solo-Rock of Aes ...Kemlch
Mis Catherine! Ooodall.
Offertory-Prelude In C Bharp Minor
,.4 (Peoer Rachmanlnoof
Anthem O, Oome Before (by special
request) floors C. Martin
Howard Steberg, Soloist.
Juno XMmlttla Ancient Tuna
JVstliide Festal In r..F.dmond Lmaigre
Orranlst. O. W. Coolldge.
Choir master, Bernard Johnston.
Th final sermons by th Rev. John
Henry Hopkins. D. D.. f Chicago. In
connection with th natlon-wid mission,
win b preached In Trinity cathedral Bun
day at 11 a. m. and 7 JO p. m. Morning
topi a, "Tha Holy Eucharist." Th vn
Ing topic, "Th Open Door, r What Wilt
Thou Hava M to Io7
Preceding th renlng ervlea Mr.
Stanley, cathedral organist, will lr a
tecltal, beginning promptly at T o'clock.
Baptist.
First. Harney Street and Park Avenue.
H. O. Rowlands. Tastor llev. Mr. Taft
of Grand Island will speak at in SO and
.; his evening toplo will be, "Watering
tha Camels." Bible school at noon. At
.aft, LJeutenant Fuller of tha United
Ptatee navy will speak on "RoUgtoa in
th United States Navy."
.Grace, South Tenth and. Arbor, XL B.
Tsft, Pastor Mkn'a prayer meeting at
a m. Sunday school at 10. Morning wor
ahln at 11, "The Christian's Peht to th
World. "' Baptist Young Jeople'e union
at :4fi. Kvenlng service at 7:W, "Two
Faithful Abraham the Patrleich and
Lincoln.' Mission Sunday school, iOlO
South Fourth street, at a o'clock. .
Calvary, Hamilton and Twenty-fifth,
J. A. Maxwell, Pastor Morning, ''Christ
tha King." Kvenlng. - "Th Indignation
ft Christ." Blbl school st noon. O. W.
Ts'obla. superintendent. Touna people's
meeting at 4:30, lad by Ramuel DeHoff
and Fred Oearhart. Prayer and confer
ence meeting of th church Wednesday
verting.
Immanuel. Twentv-fourth and Btnkney.
lArthur J. Morris, yastor Morning. 10 M.
Bible school, noon. Charles W. Simon,
,iM.t.ml.n( T)1K1a UhnAl Wnt -mi'
on roren
JV).
of th
Kvenlnr. 7 :.'. on "Th Educational Task
ft the Church." Bible school and Toung
T'eople'a conference at ( o'clock Monday,
Tfuesdsy arid Wednesday ejvenlne-s, Itev.
J, l. CoHlns and Rev, J. V. White, in
ternational eocrrtary of tha Baptist
Young People's uniun, speafcera.
Christian.
North Hide. Twenty-second and Leth
rop. Georve L. Peters, Pen'or Morning
ervlae. lft:4rt, "Lives That Olorlfy God."
evening. 71, "Solid Foundation. Blbl
cohool at ). Intermediate Endeavor at
. Renter IVndeavor at. :14. '.
First, Twenty-sltth and TTamey,
Charles K. rvbbey. Pastor Mlnmlng eerr
ice at 11, "Dia Secret of Wisdom," Keening-,
at 1 'Having Spunk." Junior
Toung People' Society of christian Fn
eavor at 11. intermediate and Senior
Young People' Society of Christian K
deavor at t.Li. Blbl school at D.iS.
Okrlsllam Sulenee.
Second Church of Christ, Pundee TTatl,
Tnderwood Avenue and Fiftieth Street
Services at IV. sublect, "Soul." Sunday
school at 9:4 Wednesday evening meet
leg at I o'clock.
Ceagregatloaal,
nrtt. Nineteenth and Pavenport, Fred,
erlck T. House. Pastor Morning worship
et 10:Jflt farewell aermon. by Kmr. y. T,
Kouse. Evening worship at 7:Ju. Sunday
school at noon.
Plymouth, Wshteenth and Kmrnet, T.
W. Iavttt, Pastor Sundav school. 10;
morning service, n. "Goodness a Fruit
of the fiplrtt." enlng ervice. 7:30, "Man
H HI Own Fight and In Ood'a Fight "
Y.0YnJP?plo'f ""' at g.isX Church
night, Wednesday at a,
Cenlral Park. Forty-second and Bara
toa. J. R. Beard. Pastor-Sunday school,
general division, at 10; men and hove'
division at noon. Worship at 11 and l-'aa.
Special Christian Kndeavor feature 'at
iL'LJ,, Midweek servlc
Wednesday venlng at (.
St. Mary" Avenue, St. Mary" Avenue
end Twentw-eovanth Street, Bev G A.
Ilulbert, Minister Morning, 10i Sunl
i..y school at noon, with klndergartsn;
rlaasea for young men and young Women.
Toung people meetina- at T. Mldwaek
aerMi-e Wednesday evening at i.
Hi"-lde. Thirtieth and Ohio. W M
Tm..,u. Paaton-Morning aervK'w at li'
P.ev D C. Cleveland on dry campaign.
V.vcnlng service at 7;30. evanaellatto ser r.
he. Sunday echool at in. James Butoli
superintendent. Junior Kndcavor at .1
intermediate Baatavor at 4. Senior En.
dvavor at ;30.
Eplaeosal.
A"rT!: 2Tort?;-f1r't Charles.
. Mock hart. lUcior J Jarly roml
n.oniow at . Sundav achool at li. Morn,
hue aerrlc at 11. Evening errlc at T SO
St. MthU. Tenth and Worthlnaton
Rev. W. O. Warden. Rector-Early morn
ng celebration of holv communion at
Sunday school and Bible class at ti
Morning prayer and aermon at 11.
' All Satnta, Twenty-slmh and newey T
J. Mai key Rector; Hubert 8. Vlo k h's rt"
AsxletantHoiy communion at T 3D un"
lay ecnool at W. hervlc and aermon at
l;-.!?S!S?iS'.!ft .."Th f
i"viH aa uimiuvs V 11.
ChHmh of St Philip, th Tkeanrn
n-weaty-fimt. near PaulR? JohTAU
trt WUll,ma, Rector-tfiKth Sunday
tier th tjlphany. Holy communion
and am-men by Bt. Rev. Arthur L. III.
tarn, buthop of Nebraska at 11. Sundav
avhool v', 1. No evening servloa,
Kvaaarellcal.
Gen? van. Kinhteenih and fuming T
0ta. Ptor tSundny s.hool a'l 1ft
H"K In German and KntUah. Preach.
In at 11. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at T.an. . .
Grace United, dmden Avenue and
North Twenty-seventh Street, Thomaa M
l-.tans. Pastor Htv. U. T. Mate will
unct a nwrin r!J for the pastor dsuth-t-r
at , and preach at 7:J0. Til iaatnr
-win inacn ij.. nunaay avnoot at tlk
Keystoba leegu at S.3U. .
rtrat United. UM Fraaklln. Ira Mo
lirlilfl, Pttftor UtTinon and communion
rrvi ty Hev U. T. Mas of Piooola at
11. fc-iiiur Isaru at t M, a union servl. a
irn iiiv icaaua.or the Ianls) church.
Walter P.lce. leader. Junior and Inter,
mediate leerues will b field at th ln
li-h MelhoJ.t K:ptBcopal church. Taepty
lifth and liiur strtMrti. Sunday at i M
H s.ju. biitnuy iM hil teachers' iMet-
( at and buuiiay viiixj aeosion at 10
utrr buiiiiay.
Latkvrea. '
Grace Lutheran Branch Sunday school,
Porty-eUI.Ui nj Iavcnworth, at i is.
Graca KnglUh. ISM South Twenty-sUlh,
J'.xv. C. fi. ihrt. ajinuter Kervlce at
tl and g. iJorninir U'-ite. 'The Uat.t on
ll ijuoitua ivik" ivtiiiag tJUeaui, Th
Key to Succens." Sunday school at t M.
Luther league at 7.
Sr. Mark's Rnglleh, Twentieth and Pur.
detta, Bev. U. Groh. l"astor Morning
service at 11, theme. 'Sure Bewards for
Good and Visitation for the Bad." 1-X-en-Inf
service at 7.1s theme, 'Soul Health."
Sunday school at Christian Endeavor
at s.4.
Our Saviour's Psnlnh, Twenty-second
and Iavenworth, Rev. P. B, Ammen
torp, I'sstor Minday school at t.tn. Serv
loe at 10 . Bible meeting at a. Services
at lf. Toung people s meeting Thursday
at 1 .16. Bible class Friday at i li
L Paul a Twentr-flfth and D-ans.
Rev. E. T. Otto, Pastor Services at 10.
Service In English at 7:M. subject,
"Jesus, the Ship and the Storm." Sunday
school of the English department at 11 l.
Choir Fridays at a, J. A. Hllgendorf, di
rector. Trinity, Twenty-fifth Street and Amea
Avenue, Rev. C. O. Bloomqulst. Ptistor
Sunday school at 10. Marvlcea at 11 and
7 M. Swedlah Isnauaae la used only at
tha Sunday mnmlna eervlce. Kncllsh
raterhetlcal class meet very Thursday
evening at a.
St. Matthew's FnaMah. Nineteenth and
Castelar. Rev. O. W. Snvder. Paator
Morning service at 11. subject. "Th
Spirit of Wsshlngton and Ltncolta the
Hope of th Nation." Luther league and
sermon at T:0. subject. "Heaven as an
Inducement to Faithful Service." Sun
day school at 10, subject, "Humbled and
xaiica. .
English Zlon, Thirty-rixtb. Street and
lAfayette Avenue. Rev. A. T. Lorlmer.
Pastor Sunday achool at :. Com
munion and reception of new members
at 1L Evening service at . topic. "'The
Sluth Commandment." Praver meeting
S edneadsr evenlne. I'hnlr r.h,ril B.
day eveninr. Confirmation rlasa meeLa
Saturday morning at 10.
Kounts Memorial, Famam Street and
Twenty-elnth Avenue, flew, ruivee It
Pallily, Pastor; Rev. C. Franklin Kooli,
Associate 1'sstor Morning worship at at
11. tnlo, "Th Transfiguration." Even
ing wor.Mp at 8. topic, "Does It Psy to
Be a ChrlUanr4 Sunday school at :
Oscar P. Goodman, superintendent.
Luther les cue at 7. Branch Sunday
ifhool at 1. Druid hall. Twentv-fourth
street and Ames avenue.
Methodist.
Walnut Hill, Forty-first and Charle.
Oliver Keve, Minister Servinea, 10 HO,
and 7:30. Sunday school at noon. Eo
worth lesgu at :M.
First. Nineteenth and Burt. Guslav
Fjlrkann. aslnr Nunria v .rhnnt ai 1(1
August Johnson, leader. Divine service
at 11, "faith Tested by Fire," Epworth
league service at :M. August Kull,
leader. ITeachlng at 7:30, T'A Living
Sacrifice."
McCabe, Fortieth and Farnam. W. H.
Underwood, Pastor Morning worship at
11; evening at 7:. Sunday achool at 10,
Mrs. Georg Entrlkln, superintendent.
Adult bible rlsss at 10, John Iwl
lescner. Jvn worth leas-ue at :. ton In.
"Mystery of a Minority" Might," Mra.
Dthel Thorpe, president.
Diets Memorial. Tenth and Pierce. C V.
Dawson, Paator Sunday achool. :4& Dr.
u. irrani, auperintenaent. Preaching
at 11, "The Whit Man Burden." Ep
worth league at i:30, Clara Soukup.
leaner. Address by A. I,. Sutton at 7:30.
Special prayer meeting Wednesdsy at I.
Bev. Titus Lowe's lecture. "Tha New
Chivalry," Thursday evening.
First Twentieth and Davenport, Tltu
Lowe, Pastor Bible class at :4&, T. F.
Sturgess, superintendent; classes for all
ages. Morning worship st 11. "Th
Household of Faith". Jleeeptlon of pro
bationers into full membership. Ep
worth league at 30, a bright meeting
ror all young people. Evening worship
at 7:30. By special request Bev. Titus
Lowe will give a dramatic Interpretation
or "Th Melting Pot," by Israel Zang
will.
Presbytertaa.
West Q a-treet. Forty-sixth and S-Blbl
acnoct at :so.
First, at Toung Men' Christian Asso
ciation, Bdwln Hart Jenka, Pastor
Preaching at Jo:l and 7:. Sunday achool
at noon. Frank K. Clark, superintendent.
Christian Endeavor meting at S:1B.
' Wheeler Memorial. Twenty-third and J.
Rev. K. I,, w neeier. I'aator Mini acnooi
at :. Morning service at H. theme,
Lincoln, America (ireat
Christian Cltlsenshlp." Evening
au. . .
nnnu TP. fi l-tk M- A tf.llMMj
Avenue 'Ray.' Hurry B. Foster, Minister
Bible srhool at V Morning worship at
II Kvenlns anrehlD at i :. Christian
Kndeavor etg . iTayer meeting Wednes-
aay evening at 1.
Clifton Hill. Grant and Forty-flfth. Rev.
B. R, von der l.lppe. Pastor Sunday
school at 10. Regular preaching service at
11. Junior Endeavor meeting at 4. Senior
Endeavor society at . Evening rreacn-
Ing aervlc at 7:30.
Low Avenue. J0!3 North Fortieth. Rev.
A. F. Ernst. Minister Services st 10 m,
topic, "Honor Thy Father and Thy
Mother." Sabbath school at noon. Junior
Endeavor society at . Senior finaraver
society at :30. Service at 7:30, topic.
The Man at the pool "
Westminster. Mason and Twenty-ninth,
J. Franklin Toung pastor Morning wor
ship at 10.90, Rev. F. A, High will spesk.
rum scnooi at noon, junior , nnaimii
Endeavor at 4; senior Christian En
deavor at .sO. Evening worship at 7:30.
Th Elect Remnant. Miaweea prayer
ervlc Wednesday at 7:.
Caatelar, Sixteenth and Castelar. Rev.
. !. Meek. Pastor Morning service st 11.
Rev. Charlea E. Bsskervllle, vie presi
dent of Bellevu college, will preacn.
Evening service at 7:W. ssboam acnooi
at .(. Junior Christian FJndeavor at a
Intermediate Christian Enflavor at a
Senior Christian Endeavor at .30. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7 JO.
Covenant. Pratt and Twenty. Tenth.
Rev. Charle H. Fleming, Paator Morn-
Ing worsrlp at 10:30. theme. "Wnlte
Melds. Blbl acnooi at noon, tsiaeavor
meeting at :4(k Evening worship at 7:30,
theme. "What the Old Testament Means
by Th Word Sin." Men' Bible class
Wednesday evening at a. lea oy in ima-
tor. ..-
PaHrvale. "Thlrtvftrst and Oold, Rev. R.
W. Taylor. Paator Sunday school at 10.
K. C Wilbur, superintendent. Morning
worship at U. subject, "God's Treatment
of Us as Sons." Christian Endeavor at
7. Evening service at 7:. subject.
"Touth." Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:4ft.
Renaon. Rev. A. J. MeClimg, Pastor-
Sunday scheol at 10. Morning worship at
11, subject. "The Training School for
Youth. Junior Endeavor at t. Christian
Endeavor at I s"). Evening worship at
7:30. subject, "Preps redneas." Prsyer
meeting Wednesday evening at a Recep
tion for the congregation will be given by
th Christian Endeavor society Friday
evenmg, with a musical program-
North. Twenty-fourth and Wirt, M.
Hlgbee, pastor Morning sermon at 11
by the pastor. Sunday school at :4&.
Tonne people nociety or i:nrwien en
deavor at SO. The Toung People's so.
clety will hav charge of th evening
service at 7:30. and Dean Davtdtonn will
speak. Fellowship meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:48.
Third, Twentieth and .Leavenworth.
Robert Kerr, Pastor Sunday achool with
adult classes at :30. publlo worship and
sermon by the pastor at 10:45. "Th
Power of God." Junior Chrlatisn En
deavor meeting at t; senior Christian En
deavor meeting at :30. Sermon by th
pastor at 7:4ft, "Whst Must I do to Bo
Saved?" Decision day aermon. Pre-
parstorv service for the communion on
Wednesday evening at I o'clock.
United Preebyterlaa.
Central, Twenty-fourth and Dodge. Rev.
flurh B. Speer, Paatoi Morning worship
at 10 30. theme. "Why Study the Word of
God?" Sabbath school at noon. Young
people's meeting at f M). Evening wor
ship at 7:30. theme. "Whatsoever Ye Shall
Ask."
First. Ttentr-flrst end Emmet. Rev. A.
C. Douglass. Pastor At 10 an arrond ser
mon on church sctlvtwes. "Our Went
Points." Bible school st noon. Toung
People's Christian union meeting at t.an
Public wnrahlp and poaching at 7:30.
Ueltartaa.
Services In Turpln Hall, Twenty-eighth
and Famam Sunday achool and Bible
study classes at V). Sermon at 11, by F.
Raymond rUurtevant of Taunton, Mass,
" '1 and the PmlliM A. ,n A t - .
Ian Conception of This Great Text."
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY CLUB
KITCHEN ISCALLED DIRTY
CHICAOO. Feb. 11Dr. Walter W.
Armstrong, head of the food bureau of
th Chicago health department .re
making an Inspection of th kitchen of
th Unlverlty club today, where the food
wa prepared for the banquet given
Archbishop. Georg William Mundelcln
last night, when 100 guests were auddenlv
taken 111 from ptomalna nolanntnir. re
ported that he found th culinary depart
ment of the, club "dusty, dirty nd gen
erally Insanitary."
Sample of th varloua food served at
th banquet ar being analysed In an
effort to determine what caused th ni
nes of th guest.
Alleged Head of
Texas Revolution
Is Under Arrest
BROWNSVILLE. Tex., Feb. 12.-Anlceto
Plxana, alleged leader rf the "Texas
revolution," held responsible for border
troubles and genersl unrest last summer
and fall, wis raptured yesterday and
brought to Matamores, Meg., opposite
here, according to an offlc'ol report to
Colonel A. P. Blocksom, commanding th
United States border patrol, today.
With Pliana were captured four other
alleged MVxIcsn bandits. All are being
held Incommunicado In the Mlatomoros
jail.
The request for tho arrest of Pliana
and his alleged partner, Luis De Le Rosa,
were ent some week ago by Governor
James E. Ferguson of Texas to Governor
Luis Csbsllero, of the state of Tamaul
Ipas, Mexico. A reward of $1,000 hsd been
offered by the slate of Texas for the cap
ture of either of the alleged leaders, dead
or alive.
GAVE BEASTS LONG RIDE
WITH NO REST, IS CHARGE
ST. IXlUJ", Feb. IX A petition wa
filed In th federal district court her to
day against th Chicago, Burlington A
Quincy railroad for alleged violation of
the law requiting railroad to glva ani
mals In transit a rest at certain Intervals.
A penalty cf '"0 I sought. It Is charged
that seven polo ponies being shlprxr
fnm Denver to St. Iiuls were kept In a
car more than thirty-six hours.
Sead Kaiser Money.
BERLIN Feb. i?. tVbi Wireless to
RsvvlUe, N. Y.) Emperor William, ac
cording to the Overncss News sgency,
hss received finn.rto marks donated by
(iermnna In Chile to the National Relief
fund for th families of Soldiers killed
In battle
In One Minute! Clogged Nostrils
Open Colds and Catarrh V anish
Stop Nasty I I a c h a r ft-r, Clear
Htnffed Head, HeeUs Inflamed Air
rnsaanea and Yon Breathe Freely.
Try "Ely'a Cream Balm."
Get a small bottle anyway. Just to try
It Apply a little in the nostrils and in
stantly your clogged nose and etopped
up air passages of the head will open;
you will breath freely; dullness and
headache disappear. By . morning! the
catrrh, cold-ln-head or catarrhal sore
throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the small
bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any
drug store. This sweet, fragrant balm
dissolves by the heat of tha nostril:
penetrate and heals the Inflamed, swol
len membrane which lines the nose, head
and throat; clears the air passage;
top nasty dischsrges and a feeling of
cleansing, soothing relief cornea Im
mediately. Don't lay awake tonight struggling for
breath, with head stuffed; nostril closed,
hawking and blowing. Catarrh or a
cold, with its running nose, foul raucous
dropping Into the throat, and raw dry
ness Is distressing but truly needless.
Put your faith Just once-ln "Ely"
Cream Balm" and your cold or catarrh
will surely disappear. Advertisement.
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i
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4
HOUGH automobile
manufacturers have al
most two hundred tire
brands to choose from,
and though they could "save"
money by selecting one of
many other tires, they give
overwhelming . preference to
Goodyear.
This is shown by the fact that one
in every three cars manufactured for
1916 will be Goodyear equipped.
What else can this mean except that
motor car manufacturers hav found,
and individual tire buyers have found,
that Goodyear Tires o farther and
last longer and so cost less?
TIRES
t reir-a
Cesser jsrWc Statimt Dseisn vAerw )
Goodyear Nc-Hook Tire
ar fortified against i
RJej-cutting By oar No
RiavCat feature.
Blow-outs By ear On
Air Cora.
Loosa Tread By our
Rubber Rivet.
Insecurity By aar MuliU
pUJBiaidad Piano Wins
Puncture and SkJddlnr
our Doubla-Taick
atWTraad.
: I IV(lTi
THERE--IS NO EXTENSIO
WE MUST VACATE OUR BUILDING
Amounting to Thousands of Dollars-Must Go-Must Be Closed Out
r
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GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS SALE
Presents an opportunity for you to furnish clq entire home or to buy an extra piece of furniture, a stove or rug at prices
absolutely the lowest ever quoted, less than wholesale and in many instances at less than cost to manufacture. Do not let
this chance go by; come as soon as you can; buy anything and everything you need for your home and if it is so desired we
will arrange easy terms on any purchase which you wish to make. ' '
BUY YOUR HOMEFURNISHINGS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
Dressers
The OTwateat valuta nttrA
Kg to th buying publlo of enreter
unuuuk ueauuiui are rs nicely
finished ajid made aa ail high
rlasa fnrnltura should be.
All 110.50 dreaaera cotng ?g75
All $14.60 dreaaera going $y50
All 117.60 dressera going
50
A
Air$ii.W Vreiserii'
iuiui a l, ............
All other dreaaera hava been
radically reduced to cloae them out
quickly. , .
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Dining Rcsn Tsili J '
. Wa atiU halve many very choice
new design and in the latest fin
ishes to choose) from with exten
sions of from 6 to 8 feet and alsea
from 43 to 541 lnchea.
All $17.50 dlnlag room SO 23
tablea going at k O
AU $21.50 dining room 30
tablea going at . 1 U
All $25.00 dining room St O50
tables going at LCt
All $29.60 dining room Si A7&
tablea going at
Thia is your opportunity to buy
a splendid dining room table at a
price that will surprise you.
AU pirturea, statuary, gas and
electric Lamps, pedestals, labour,
ettea, candle sticks, rtc, are
marked at prices that will move
them quickly.
Chiffoniers
Many different styles to chooee
from, many of them hare fine
French plate mirrors, are nicely
Ttntsbed and well made.
AU $8.50 chiffoniers
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All $10.00 chiffoniers
going at
All $12.60 chiffoniers
going at
All $14.60 chiffoniers
going at
A few very choice Mahogany,
Blrd'a-Kye Maple, Circassian Wal
nut and Fumed Oak Chiffoniers at
less than wholesale prices.
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DrcssingTablcs
This Is your chance to buy n
beautiful, well made, nicely fin
ished dressing table at a price
which will positively surprise you.
All $16.50 dressing tables 875O
going at . f
All S 1.00 dressing tables SQ50
going at ............... V
All $24.50 dressing SIOOO
tablea going at A aw
All $29.60 dressing
tables going at. .
Buy an elegant dressing table
during this sale; the prices are
less than half what you would be
obliged to pay under ordinary conditions.
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Buy your coinpleta home outfit
siow. It will cost yoa leas than half
and we will arrange easy term if
yoa so desire.
A Chsnce to Buy Hon6 Furnishings tit less than
wholesale presents itself but scldora, so if you
intend taking advantage of this opportunity you
must hurry, you can't wait, we must vacate our
building. 1 ;
At Less Than
Wholesale
LiUJ1w Wholesale
Sy50
Yoa Had Better Harry and Bay Quid.
Brussels rugs, 6x9,
now ,
Brussels rugs, 9x12,
now
Velvet rugs, 6x9,
now
SQ50
Velvet rugs, 8-3x10-6, 31 O50
now J.i
Velvet rugs, 9x12, $15
They Won't UttLont at That Frieet.
Axmmster rugs, xia, 9y4 54J
now Ar
Velvet rugs. 36x72, 8075
now ew
Velvet, rugs, 27x54, 8175
now
Willow rugs, 4-6x7-6 ft., SO05
now at
Willow rugs, ixlO, S'TOS
now
Every hsating stove, steel and cast iron range, cocking
stove, base burner and gas rang, must go and are marked
at prices that will move them fast.
Davenports
There are still many very choice
davenports In Fumed Oak, Golden
Oak and Mahogany to chooee from
some of them are upholstered
in genuine leather while others
are uholatered In Genuine Morro-cnline.
davenports
davenporta
davenports
All $32.50
going st . .
All $35.00
going at . .
All $38.60
going at . .
All $42.50
going at . .
Every davenport on our floors
has been . radically reduced in
prtoe and if you expect to get one
of these you must hurry, you
cant wait; they won't last long.
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davenports $250
Brass Beds
That are made of the finest genu
ine brass finished with the cele
brated hot process lacquor, and
fitted with easy running ball bear
ing castors.
All- $12.50 brass beds
going at
All $16.50 braes beds 8Q25
going at
All $21.00 brass beds
going at
All $26.50 brass beds Si O50
going at A- O
These values are positively the
greatest ever offered to the buy
ing public of this vicinity and you
had better hurry and make your
selection.
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The assortments in many of the different lines are not as
complete as seme might expect, but to off-set this disadvan
tage the values are a!l the greater.
KITCHEN CABINETS
Thoroughly modern kitchen cabinet nicely made and installed
with every convenience known to the makers of high grade kitchen
cabinets. '
All $22.50 kitchen cab- Si n75
inets going at ....... . A J
All $27.50 kitchen cab- Si y450
inets going at A x
Library Cases
Buy a splendid library case now,
we have still a good assortment of
the different sizes and finishes.
AU $12.50 library cases i 850
going at '
All $16.50 library cases SQ75
going at a
All $21.00 library Si O50
cases going at . ..... A tU
All $24.60 library Si AJ5
cases going at ' 11-
A few sectional &nd combination)
cases in the different finishes, all
marked at prices that will more,
them fast.
Sewing Machines
Made by the largest independ
ent makers of sewing machines in
the United States.
All $24.50 sewing ma
chines going at. . .
All $29.50 sewing ma
chines going at
All $34.00 sewing ma
chines going at
All $39.50 sewing ma
chines going at
Every sewing . machine Is pro
tected by the Maker's signed
binding ten-year warranty.
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Every washing machine, wring
er, clothe hamper, lace curtain
stretcher, go-cart and sulky has
been marked at a price that will
more them fast, so you had better
hurry and take advantage of thla
opportunity and buy at prices less
than wholesale.
Dining Room Chairs
Many are in lots of from 8 to 19
of a pattern, many of them have
wood .seats, others genuine lea
ther and In a good assortment of
the Golden and Fumed finish.
All $t.25 dining room r
chairs going at DOC
All $2.50 dining room Si 25
chairs going at A
All $3.50 dining room Si 05
chairs going ai A
All $4.25 dining room S025
chairs going at .
Many odd dining room chain in
the different finishes have been
marked at prices less than tha
cost to manufacture.
Iron Beds
8175
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All $14.50 kitchen cab- S75
inets going at O
Sg50
All $17.60 kitchen cab
inets going at
It will pay you to buy one of these splendid kitchen cabinets now,
the low price and th excellent quality should be aa extra inducement.
Nothlnc Reserved Everything Going
(Substantial iron beda, many of
them are finished in white enamel
while others are in the Vernia
Martin flnUh. -All
$3.50 Iron beds
coin a at
All $5.00 iron heda Sp25
going at G
All $7.50 Iron beds, . 8075
going at O
All $9.50 Iron beds. SC25
going at J -
A number of floor samples,
many of them are slightly dam
aged, all are marked at prices
that will move them fast.
Kvery lace curtain, every por
tles and couch cover in our entire
stock has been marked at a price
which will move them quickly so
yoa had better hurry if yoa ex.
pert to get any of these bargains.
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