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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,. FEBRUARY 27,' i917
OF SPROUL
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ON BRUMBAUGH
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Penrose Men Threaten to
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' current Resolution
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.FACTION LEADERS CONFER
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MAnniSDUna. Feb. 27. Threats made
directly from the Penrose camp that a con
current resolution, which would not require
the signature of the Oovernoi. would be
forced through tho Legislature and that the
promised probe of Governor Urumbaugh
and the State administration may bo con
ducted by a standing committee of the Gen
eral Assembly, failed to convince the mem
bers of the Legislature that the Investiga
tion will be pushed, following Governor
Brumbrugh's veto of the Sproul probo reso
lution, which was received by tho Senate
last night.
Tho administration legllatlve loaders
consider the probe dead now, In spite of the
Word received from tho nntl Brumbaugh
forces that they Intend to go ahead with
their original program and hold one
Action on the Governor's veto and his
message. In which the Sproul resolution wan
declared to be a purely factional political
plan, was postponed upon motion of Sen
ator William C Sproul, of Delaware Coun
ty, the sponsor of the measure
Before the Senato met representatives
ef tho two factions of the Itepubllcan or
ganization held a long conference. Those
, who tool? part were Attorney General
Brown and William H. Ball, private secre
tary to the Governor; Senators Sproul,
Crow and Snyder.
The confab was regarded as a "get-together
talk" by the members of the Senato
Who are Inclined to believe that the fac
tional bluster within tho organization Is
ended.
The Republican up-Stato leaders have
been persistently protesting against the
probe and other factional discord slnco It
started. They have argued that the Re
publicans will lose In next fall's local elec
tions In the districts where the Republicans
it ana Democrats nave nan an almost even
if break If the Democrats are riven more
campaign material. The State wide lead
ers, In addition, see only Democratic gain
In continuance of the factional dispute.
Governor Brumbaugh todav disturbed the
talk of harmony by appointing D IMwanl
Long, of Chambersburg. to be Superintendent
of Public Printing and Binding
The Governor nomlnted Long six weeks
ago, and then last night, after his veto had
been read In the Senate, he withdrew the
nomination Today he surprised the nntl
Admlnlstratlon forces by appointing Long
to serve until tho end of the session Long
assumed onlce a tonce anil at noon ho
opened bids for the fatato printing for tho
next two j ears
The Penrose followers, or at least many
of them, declared that they feel that they
have discharged their obligations, so far as
the probe Is concerned, by voting for the
Sproul resolution
Senator Sprout's motion to postpone for
the present consideration of the veto and
the veto message virtually ellmlnateH any
further discussion on tho floor of the Legis
lature over the measure he sponsored
He Issued a statement Immediately after
the veto was read, In which he Indicated
Very strongly that the proposition to have a
standing committee conduct an Investiga
tion will be advanced,
POSIZIONI AUSTRIACHE
AHACCATE DALL'ALTO
Due Dirigibili Italiani Rovcscinno
Tonnellato di Alto Esplosivo
su Un Campo di Aviazionc
LE RISERVE DELL'ITALIA
$10,000 Fire Loss to Convent
IlOLLrnAYKnrinr: rn i-v. m t-u-
Weenvent of Notre Dame nttached" to St
Michael's Roman Catholic Church was
partly destroyed by a fire of unknown
origin this morning The loss will run be
tween JB000 and J10.000
II Minlstero della Gucrra Puo' Adiblre al
Lavori Agricoll 130,000
, Uomlnl
ROMA, 27 Kebbralo
lerl sera It Mlnlsteio neli uucrra pub
bllcava II seguente rapporto del generate
Cadorna circa la sltuazlonc alia fronte Halo
austrlaca: Nella glornata dl lerl si sono avuts
le sollte azlonl dl nrtlgllerla che sono
state partlcolarmente vlvacl nclta Vat
Bugana, nel settore dl Plava o nella
zona ad est dl Gorilla
11 nemlco tento' lncurslonl contro le
nostra poslzlonl sulle pendlcl setten
trlonall del Col Brlcon, In vat dl Tra
vlgnolo; a Novajust, nell'nlta valto del
Degano, o sulle falde del Monto Nero,
ma fu resplnto dallo nostre forze die
gll Inlllsscro gravl pcrdlte
Nella zona a sud-cst dl (inrlzla un
reparto austrlaco. dopo una vlolenta
preparazlono dl nrtlgllerla, attacco' una
delle nostre poslzlonl avnnzato a slid dl
Vertolba, ma fu resplnto disperse
dalle nostre truppe tho gll preero
nnche dlversl prlglonlerl
SI e' avuta una conslderevole attlvita
tli p-irto dellc squadrlglle aeree Lo no
stre batterle antlaeren hanno colplto un
aeroplano austrlaco che e' andatn a
cadere nelle vlclnanzo dl Dulno lerl
sera due del nostrl dlrlglblll bonibar
darono con pleno succfbso la Kta7lon
ferrovlarla dl Rlfenberga, nelln. 'alle
del Bronlzza; Freledo ed II campo avla
torlo nemlco dl Processo, a nord dl
Trieste
I nostrl dlrlglblll lasclarono cadero
due tonnellato e mezzo dl etploslvl sul
loro oblcttlvl con eccellentl rlsultatl
Dopo nver compluta la loro mlsslone.
nonostante II vlolento fuoco delle bat
terle nemlcho ed un vlolento sfavorevoie
vento. I dlrlglbllt rltornarono senza
dannl alle loro basl
Mcntrc si prepara la grande offenslva
I'ltalla ha aecumulato grandl rlserve dl
uomlnl. La prova che essa ha uomlnl plu
dl quantt ne occorrono per le attuall opera
slonl mllltarl e' net fatto che 11 Minlstero
della Guerra ha accordato una llccnza stra
ordlntrla a ccntomlla solda" della terrl
toilale perche' slano ndlbltl al livorl agrl
coll durante 1 mesl dl marzo ed aprllo ed
c' pronto a mandarno a cuss, altrl 10 000
pure della territorial, dl eta tr.i I 36 ed I
Al annl se clo' sara' neiessarlo
Ora II fatto che 130 000 solditl possono
essero sottrattl alle frontl dl battnglla
senza menonnre la forza dell cserclto e
quindo si aspetta per li prosslmi pi Inn -vera
li grande offinslva, e' verinionto
slgnlflcantp imclie nuimlo nl oonslder.i clip
oltrc a qiictl I pilglonlerl ill guerra uus
trlacl Kimn pure Itupiegitl dal I'ltalla per
I lavorl agrlcoll
Tc'egrainml da Londra dlcono die I
nrlml segnl ill quello che gll alleatt del
"Intea hanno preparato per la prosslma
offenslva sono upparsl noli . gloinata dl
lerl quando II pubbllco Inglese appresn
i he I tedevrhl si rltlravano nella zono dl
Bipiume ed I turrhl, scnnflttl d illo fore
hrlttanlchc sul Tlgrl. avev ino abhandonatn
Kut 111 Am ira che e' la chlavo dl Bigdad
I crltli'l mllltarl non soltanto Irglesi ma
anche Italiani c fr-incesl rltengono che
slamo all'lnzlo delli grande offenslva dl
terra o dl mare Prnbabllmente la rltlrata
tcdesca nelH zona dl Bapaume e' stata sol
tanto un necessarlo raddrlzzamento della
llnea dl dlfesa, ma II fatto the gll Inglesl
hanno potuto spezzare la reslstenza del
neniko t' slgnlflcante
In quetl clrcoll mllltarl It vlttorla In
glese dl Kut El Amara e' considerata come
un prodromo dl altre plu" Imporlantl opera
zlonl mllltarl sulla fronte sud-orlentale non
soltanto da parto degll Inglesl, ma nnche
da parte delle forze russe operantl a nord
dl Bagdad. HI rltlene che non appena II
tempo permettera alle forze del granduca
Nicola ill avanzare In dlreslone sud, I'eser
clto turco si trovera' nella necesslla ill
rltlrarsl In fretta da tutta la Mesopotamia
so vorra' sfugglre nl perlcolo dl cssero cat
turalo. WASHINOTO.V, 27 Kebbralo SI e' ap
preso posltlvamehte che due clttadlnl amerl
canl che si trovavano sul plroscafo I.aconla,
nffondalo lerl dal soltomorlnl tcdejchl, sono
mortl nsslderatl dopo essere stntl sahatl
dal mare Sono due limine dl Chicago, Mrs
Mary llov e Miss Kllzabeth Hoy. 1 loro
cadaverl "furono gettatl In mare Altrl
otto passeggerl salvatl dalle onde morliono
pure nsslderatl nel battelll dl sihatagglo
ed una dleclni ill persone niancano. In
ttittn 2M passeggerl ed uomlnl dl equlpagglo
del Liconla sono stall sbarcall n Queens
town, Irlanda
L'ambasclatoro ntnerlraiio a Londra ha
aperto un'lnchlesta suH'affondametito del
Laconla II console amcrlcano a Cluoens
town sla prendendo allldavlta dagll amerlcanl
salvatl speclalmente per npprendere se II
sottomarlno dlede It preavvlso al plroscafo
prima dl nffondarlo SI sa pero' da fronte
non urtlclalo che nessun preavvlso fu dalo
DEMOCRATS FORCED
TO VOTE LONG RECESS
Republicans nt Harrisburg Refuse to
Lead, but Help Vote Rest
Until March 12
loin a Staff Correspondent:
llARRISIU'llG. Teh 27 The Republl
cans "passed tho buck ' to tho Democrats
In the Legislature todav, and forced the
minority party to sponsor a resolution,
which they supported for adjournment un
til March 12 The vote In tho House, where
the recess resolution was Introduced, was
108 to B2, the Dcmorrits nnd the members
of the House Appropriations Committee vot
ing for the recess The Senate concurred
The Democratic Senators last night re
fused tn sponsor the recess resolution nnd
wanted the Republicans to put It across
The Republicans refused, asserting that
thev Mould not take the rcsponslbllll.v for
further delas
When the House met todiv. Representa
tive West, Montour, a Drmociat Introduied
the resolution In the Itniise Representa
tives Snrlg Hnd Strauss, Berks, spoke for It
Representatlvo Mllllron Armstrong, of
fered an amendment piovlillng for nn nil
Journiuent ont until next Tuesdav lie
n snmmrted on tho lloor by Representa
tives Williams Tlog-1, nnd Rtimsev, Deli-wnro.
HER SUGAR COSTS 13 CENTS
NHW YORK l'eb 27 Becauso of the
submarine risks a 400-pound barrel of
sugar shipped by express to Mrs Henry
Clews, Jr, In Tarls, which cost 524 nt
the refinery, will cost her $28 mora In
shipping charges and Insurance before It
gets to her Sho must piy 521 express
anil $7 marine Insurance, bringing tho cost
to thirteen cents a pound
Mrs Clews was formerly tho wife of
Robert Goelet. and before her marriage to
him was MWs Hlsle Whelcn, of Philadel
phia Police Court Chronicle
Some one reached out of a house nt Third
and Moore and cracked Joo Debhlns on the
head Then the door slammed .loo strug
gled to his feet when the street stopped
-, nilnir nnd hurst In the door
As he didn't know who hit him he decided
to whip evcrv one In the house In order
to get the right man Ho attacked one
family while the members weie at dlnnei
and left a trail of black ees
Then Joe who Is a persevering negro,
learned tint the placo was n linirdlng
house Iheie were still about twentv-flvn
persons to beat Debhlns started to woik
on tho secord floor, but he found the going
more difficult The first man he questioned
handed him n right swing to the J-iw an
Joo went downstairs without getting time
to turn around
A cop gathered him up nnd brought him
before Magistrate Ilaker
Tho .ludge expiessed sjmpathv for Deh
hlns, but reminded him that ho couldn't
Mick" every one within reach Just because
he didn't know the man who struck him
On promising to cut out the vendetta, Joe
wa8 discharged
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End of tke Montk Special Sale.
Unusual Values in Wanted Merchandise
Discontinued Lines and Broken Assortments at Less Than
Regular Prices, Also New and Seasonable Weaves
Marked Special for This Sale
On Sale Tuesday
A Pure Dyed Navy Blue Taffeta,
with a high luster. The color
and weave you will want for
street frocks. 3G inches wide.
Vqlue $2.00.
Special $1.58 yd.
Silk Waists
500 Tub Silk Waists, in white
grounds with colored stripes of
satin. "A well-made tailored
waist." Modest stripes with the
right color proportions. All sizes.
Value $5.50. Special price $3.93
White Embroidered Waist Pat
terns, in batiste and voiles.
These are all imported and
show wonderful and neat work.
Boxed in individual patterns.
Specially priced $3.75
White Goods
Novelty Gabardine, Voile,
and other heavy white
weaves. Suitable for
About 1000 yards of very
skirting. 36 inches wide.
Value 65c yard. For 48c
Batiste
cotton
skirts.
choice
yard
Children s Specials
Children's Rompers in plain poplin. Pink and blue. Cut extra full. $1.05
Children's Slip-over Sweaters for early spring wear. Copenhagen and old
rose. Sizes 4 to 6. Special $2.25
Infants' Bassinet and Crib Covers, in silk and sateen ; the silk comforts arc
lambs' wool filled. Specially priced. Prices $2.75 to $21.00
A Darlington Sale of Fine Furniture
The Home of Fine Furniture
Interesting Furniture Values. About 25 Saving
32.00 Wing Chairs, upholstered in
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Former Prices.
$45.00 Fine mahogany inlaid Desks.
Special price $29.50
35.00 Tapestry covered. Easy Chairs.
Special price $25.00
35.00 Mahogany Spinet Desks.
. Special price $28.00
$75.00 Secretary Bookcases.
Special price $55.00
35.00 Four-post Beds.
Special price $27.00
denim. Special price $25.00'
250.00 Nine-piece mahogany Bed
room Suite. Special price $210.00
200.00 Davenport Sofa in red velvet.
Special price $150.00
32.00 Tapestry Easy Rockers.
Special price $25.00
25.00 Mahogany Card Tables.
Special price $19.00
32.00 Gate Leg Tables, of mahog
any. Special price 23.00
A xSale'of Mahogany Small and Large Pieces
for Weddintf Gifts
;rWrt Tilt-top Table, Card Tablet, Bedroom Suites and Novelties
BILL FIXES TIME LIMIT
FOR SCHOOL AUDIT REPORTS
Measure In Legislature, Compels Ofll-
clals to Complete Work Boforo First
of September of Ench Yenr
ill a fifnjor Corresponds t
iiAnmsnuna, Feb. 27. a bin tiwt
would make It mandatory for school audi
tors In districts of the second, third nnd
fqurth classes, taking In all districts over
6000 In population except Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh, to complete their work and file
their reports, before tho 1st of September
of each year, was Introduced In tho llouso
today by Representative W. W Jones, of
Lackawanna.
The sponsor of the measure fr.uiklj ad
mits that school directors of Cat bon County,
recently criticized In n report filed b the
auditors, would like to see the bill beionm
a law He says that directum In other dis
tricts also favor fixing a time limit for
making an nudlt, He points out tlmt In
many Instances auditors havn turned In
bills for several months' work, Under the
codo passed In 1911 they nro named In
May bv tho Court of Common Plens 'Ihey
besiu their work with tho completion of the
fiscal year, June 30 The Jones bill would
Impose n penalty of $S per day nn each
nuditor for enth day nfter Septcmhi r 1
that It takes to completa the nudlt.
30,000 FRENCHMEN CHEER
U.' S. SHIP ON ARRIVAL
Captain nnd Crow of Orleans Receive
Tumultuous Reception on Dock
ing nt Uonlcnux
HOItDKAUX, l'eb. 27 Thirty thousand
persons stood on the water front hero to
day and cheer the American frclRht ship
Oi leans ns she docked,
School! and factories closed ,nnd their
worKris nnd student!) swelled tho welcom
ing throne
The ciew imil orfliei of the boat were
taken tluniiRli the streets In a parade to
tho City Unit l.Mer ii lunch was clven
them
The American crew of the tank steamship
Hold Shell the first American vessel to leave
tho Tnltrd States for this side of the At
lantic lifter (Sermanv'M new suhmnrlne war
fare wan ImiUKUrated, thought so little of
tho undersfii clnncer us they passed through
the 70110 that they lined tho steamer's rails
kIukIhb parodies oil "Dtutschland 1'ber
Alles " Captnln Johns, the; vessel's com
mander, said today that no r -n of subma
lines was seen
Ihn Hold Shell left .pelau nro capes Feb
ruary R and nrilved here Just n few hours
nhcad of the American freighter Orleans
An nfllclnl welioine was extended Captnln
'lucker nnd the i rew of the Orleans todnj
COUNTY OPTION BlLL
TO HAVE PUBLIC HEARING
Vlckerman Measure Advocates Will
Have Chanco to Present Caso
to 'Assembly
HAimiBnUrtCl, Cob. 27. the 1jw nnd
Order Committee of the House this nfter
noon unnnlmously agreed to hold a public
hearing on the Vlckerm.n county local
option bill.
Tho committee held a hurried meeting
after the local option lenders had severely
rritlciied what they termed attempts to
jockey the bill In committee, nnd efforts
to block the promised hearing
Representative William T Ramsey, of
Delaware," one of the "wet" lenders In tho
tommlttee, urged tho rnmniltteo to set the
date. No one voted against It
The hearing will be held between 2 and
4 o'clock In the afternoon In the hall of
the House Only the local option advocates
will be heard Tho question of grnntlng
either a public or a private hearing to tho
liquor Interests wns broached, but no sctlon
was taken toward setting any date
R. P. POUTER IN AUTO WRECK
LONDON, Kch. 27. nobert P. Poiter,
American Journalist nnd trnveler. Is the
victim of nn automobile nccldcnt In Nor
folk. Ho suffeicd two broken ribs nntl
minor Injuiles. Lnto detnlls are lacking,
but his hurts are not regarded ns gravely
serious.
URGES BILL TO RAISE
SALARY OF LEGISLATORS
Representative Rclchcnbacker Saya
HIrIi Cost of Llvlnjr Warrants In
crease From $1600 to $2500
HARRISRUna, l'eb. 27. nepresentati,,
Itelclienbacker, new member from Wajne
declares that tho I1I15I1 cost of living well
warrants his standing by the bill he In.
troduced In the House last night nnd
which cairles with It r substantial In.
crease In the pay of members of the House
and Senate
Rclchcnbacker would pay each Represent
tntive nnd e.ich .Senator J2500 for at.
tending biennial sessions of tho I.egh.
turo mid $500 additional In tho event tin
Legislature convened In special session
Tho present pay Is $1500 The man from
Wujne would fl,x the mileage feo at tlitt tv
cents per mile, 1111 Increase of twenty cents
per mile over tho present rate
"It's been years since the Legislature
handled n bill calling for Increased pav
fur Its members Piesent-day condition's
nro such nnd the cost of living hero and
In traveling to nnd from here Is such that
my bill should meet with tho approval of
every one," Its sponsor sajs Members of
the piesent Leglslatuie would not profit
by the passage of tho bill, since the salaries
of State officers cannot be Increased or
diminished during their teim of office.
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Carload After Carload of Beautiful
Furniture, Just Received, is Now
. Being Placed on Sale
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HIPMENTS arranged for months and months ago,
that should have been here 111 advance of this
February Sale : goods that were intended to grace
our floors early in the month and the interior of
hundreds of homes before this and they have come pil
ing in within the last few days. Beautiful suites and
odd pieces by tho score, many of which may not be dupli
cated again for years because of the tendency among
manufacturers to reduce the variety of their output
and we have been chosen to act the role of "clearing
house" and dispose of them at far below their original
valuation. Exclusive furniture much of it of a qual
ity and design not to be found outside of the Van Sciver
Store ; and none of it matchable at the prices wc quote.
It is on our floors today, ticketed at the clearance sale
prices decided upon when it was contracted for, despite
the advance in manufacturing co3t, and consequently
retail value, for, with the coming of tho Spring season,
wc shall need all the floor-space we can possibly get.
We invite you to visit our Store and personally appraise
these values, to see for yourself the countless money
saving opportunities that could not practically be
detailed or illustrated in this announcement. Now is a
good time to anticipate future furniture needs.
An Artistic Dining Suite in Modern Style,
(10 pieces) $186.50
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One of the most attractive conceptions of modern art-ctaltsmanship; what might bo termed an evo
lution of the Jncobean style. Suite comprises, Ruffct, 51x22 in,; China Closet, 42xl5'i in.; Serving
Table, 36x18 in.; Extension Tabic, 48 in., ft. extension; 5 leather-seated Chairs and one leather-seated
Arm Chair. Your choice of Mahogany, Jacobean Oak or Gray Oak.
A CliarminjJ Vanity Dressing Table, Dull Mariorjany A Pretty Wing Arm Rocker with Adam Medallion
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A Few Suggestions From a Wealth
of Unusual Values
An exquisite piece in the tc
lincd Adam style with cane
insert in panel below the cen
tral, full-length mirror.
$615.00 Bedroom Suite (7
pes.), White Knamel dec
orated, $475.00.
$275.00 Bedroom Suite (4
pes ), American Walnut
carved, $198.00.
$225.00 Bedroom Suite (3
pes.), American aluut,
5150.00.
$325.00 Bedroom Suite (7
pes ). English Mahogany,
$255.00.
$580.00 Bedroom Suite (9
pes ). Anti(uc Mahogany,
$390.00.
$250.00 Dining Suite (10 pes ),
Jacobean Oak. $180 00.
$102.00 Dining Suite (3 pes ),
Jacobean Oak, $78.00.
$72.00 Buffet, Mahogaii, $55.
$355.00 Dining Suite (3 pes),
Chinese Chippendale. $275.
$86.00 Writing Table, Shera
ton Mahogany, $68 00.
$85.00 Secretary. Inlaid Ma
hogany, $59.00.
$130.00 Large Library Table,
Inlaid Mahogany, $95.00.
$64.00 Large Library Table,
Golden Oak. $48.50.
$57.50 Wardrobe, Hirchwood,
$37.50.
$67 Bureau. Mahogany. $47.50.
$24.50 Serving Table, English
Oak. $8.75.
$23.50 Serving Table, Inlaid
Mahogany, $12.50.
$19.50 Serving Table, Fumed
Oak, $9.50.
$10.50
HiiPl' SSmatiTmt
Graceful lines, comfort and
durability chaiacterize this
Chair. It has cane seat and
back and carved Adam medal
lion in back panel. In Mahog
any or Jacobean Oak.
Arm Chair to match at same
price.
Take Advantage of These Opportunities to
Save Money on Floor Cnuprinns Mnm t
s-' www vm vju x T V AS
The cost of materials anil manufacture has Ik en
mounting steadily upwards for months, and to-day,
many of our prices arc actually below sholcsale cost
and all of them under current retail figures.
$2.50 Bigelow Best Body Brussels Carpet,
for $1.65 yard.
Extraordinary value in carpet famous for
its appearance and wearing qualities.
Ulir SIOCK Ol llnnr rni.rni.. la . .!..- r
such renowned makers as Smith. Sanford, Bigelow,
fi. ,md ,r educed prices cover the entire line
ii. mat to un 11 .115 ft. rug.
from
an 1836
$1.70 Highest Grade Inlaid Linoleum,
for 75c square yard,
bhort lengths in quantities suitable for
bathrooms and average kitchens; bring sizes.
$106 Royal Wiltons,' 11.3x15.0 $87.50
$95 Royal Wiltons, 10 6x13 6 $78.50
$55 Royal Wiltons, 9x12 ft $39.75
$42 Seamless Wilton Velvets, 9x12 $32.50
$32 Seamless Wilton Velvets, 8.3xlff6 $28.50,
$36 Axminsters, 9x12 ft $28.50J
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;u noysu wilions, WU It $52 50
$56 Royal Wiltons, 8 3x10 6. . . 'SuM
$45 Best Axminsters, 9x12 ft $34.53
$30 Seam ess Velvets, 9x12 ft ),. $240
25 Seamless Tapestry Brussels, 9x12 ft $19.75
. tayvauy urusscjS, lXU It,, $13.50
Store Closes
Daily at 5.30 P. M.
Be sure to visii our Drapery Department. There's a Clearance Sale
of Lace Curtains from a quarter to over a half off that will interest you.
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