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BUSINESSMEN.ASK
TEACHERS' PAY RISE
Prominent Citizens Say Future
Depends on Adequate Salaries
for Children's Instructors
DEMANDS ARE CALLED JUST
Support of tlit inovrnif nt of public
nolinol tcnclipri to nbtnin litclu'r snlnrio
hai been received from iimti ritiens of
liroiniiieiire.
Since tlip meeting nt the Ariulemy of
Music on Friday night. oflieiaN of the
various teacher' orpiiiiizatliiiix my
there has been a Kcticrnl nwnkeiiitie; to
the Rcrlouaie- of tlie ltii:itiin ti Hip
public gcuprnlh
Among tlio linlnipnipnt nii tlmt of
Thoman S. ltolc. nn inber of tin Hoard
ol Education nml president of the
American Itnnk. llroml street nntl I'd
nyunk nvomip. lio "aid:
"I nm heart and voul with the
teachers in their effort to venire nn in
crease, and 1 ivh. both a a oltjrvu
and as n member of the ltonrd of Edit
cation, to do auythiiis and tor thing
polble to bring about the ntWfiirtinn
tt their i'it request "
F. N. Urewcr. general manager of the
John Wnnatnaker Mure, has written:
"riilladelphia and lVmiilmiiii have
the mone. The qiirMlnii eeuiv, vimplv,
lme we the wNdmn to pend it nde
quately for alari" for the hishist
grade torn her. and for viippirt f the
highett grade vihool i-oure and farili
tles." Governor Conlldge Quoted
Alba H .Tohnvou. pi evident of the
Chnmber of Commerce, wrote:
"In hi address at the Harvard com
mencement lavt dune, I'.overnoi Cool
idge. of Mawaehuvettv, nid :
" 'In our pursuit f ropvrit we
have forgotten and neglected its
foundations. I am duecting
attention to the comparatiw pu-i-tlon
of the great mass of tern hers
nnd clerKMuen. The iinpoitanee of
thqir position cannot be nverev
tlmated. The hae been faithful
though neglected, but a State which
neglects or refuse-, to Mippurt an
class will voon tlud that such 'las
neglect-' and lefu-es to Mipport
it.
" 'The rftue of Amerii-n is the
cause of education, but of education
with a Mini, u trained intellect but
guided cer by nn enlightened ron
v.!cnri.. Wc of our ilu need to rec-
Willi me .value iviiin iiiat
MAYOR TO WELCOME
STAMP ASSOCIATION.
Bl
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ASS IN LAW
Three Hundred Manufacturers
of United States and Canada
Will Convene Wednesday
WILL GEI DIPLOMAS
Temple Will Graduate Largest
Number in School's
History
EXERCISES FOR JUNE 17
The law school of Temple University
Mayor Moore will welcome the more
than .".00 stamp manufacturer from
thirty-one state in the Tutted Stntes
and seven provinces in Canada who will
attend the ninth minimi convention of
the International Stamp Maufacturers'
Association, which opens tti the Hotel
w niton at 11 o cu.ok cu ... s m u- llrtv.two fitU(1pntM this year. The men
lug. Husines session l" "" comprise the largest class ever grad
th.ough Thurvda and I-r Wnj . The ,,,, f ,1P ,c,nol of law.
del. gate., will reprcse t l'lt- " Thirteen of the men upon whom le
of more than $'J.),000.000 in i pm x 4 , b ennfrpd nr( ir(.n(y
tiiutol-, so Htnniii mnmifapta r ng p ' members of the bar and are actively
in lie i tilt.il States and aim.lo. 0f r irnct,clnK nWi rrftuci, chapman.
..001 men and 1..K) women are en p oed ,(,QI1 of hp nw hofl, m, ,a hB
in ... iiidiivtry in the.' two countries. ; J0 othpp Rrm,untlon crcl,M werc
Tip Mnor, wekome at the onenlng ,, n,M bcst0VCfl p01 P0 mnny pt.
voss.on ednev.hi inornng will be re- ,,, who nrp nlr)1u1v nwvPr,. Mr,
s,,onded to b W illfaiii .Jenkins, chair- ! ,.,,, haH bpcn ,lcnn of thc ,w
mm, of the b.Kird of iiectors of the (.I))(), sm,0 tfl0
association ( ne of the feature ad- Thc ch,ef M,nker nt thc coranwncP.
dresves of the I iM vessi,,, will be lie- mpnt llxi.rci,c, wl1 t)(, tbp nnn, rrnnk
l.ve.ed bj Mortimer . "Jf;. 0i,'n I K. Spnul.liug. superintendent of the dc
orkcit.x.v.crptary of theN.Uionnl As-Imrtlm,nt (,f b)c ln,truct!olli Cfvc.
WAIER INSPECTORS
FIND A WASTE
Davis Believes 50,000,000 Gal
lons Daily Wore Lost Dur
ing Winter
9149 LEAKS ARE FOUND
Announcement
long .period of
of hlch prices
nnd increasing costs it is absolutely cs
works would renulro a
time ana in tnCBO days
socintion of Stationers
Hirers
1'ach nfternoon of
nnd Manufnc
the thr.'e-da.x
land. O.. and dean -elect of thc new-
school of education at YhIp ruiversity.
Jlr. Spnuhling is reputed among the
meeting will be featured b group ses- .foremost educators of the country.
don in the I'oiiwntion hall in the, The exereives will be held on the eve-
Walton bj the following branches of the . nlng of June 17 nt the Academy of
iiul.ivtrv: Rubber stninti. merchan
divp. maniifncturers suudrle. steel
stampv. cheek, badges, bronze nnd
bnivs memori.il tablet, veal, vtencil. I
im tal shipping tag, nanio plates, brass i
dies, ete An elabointe entertiiinuient
progrniii has been arranged for islt
lug women and others attending the
.oineiitioii who may not be members of j
the aw.), iution. I
Tlmrvilnj morning the principal nd-
dievv will be delivered by (ieorge H.
Sihrjer. of l'hJIadelphia. assistant sec
retary of the I'hihi.lelihia Tjpothetae.
The afternoon vewioti will be taken up,
partialK by the reports of district or- I
gaulrntiou official and the election of
ne-v official for tliec tiM districts for
the ensuing enr. Friday morning a
plan for the more complete orgnnira- I
tion of the stamp induvtrj will be pre-
vented to the conentioti by 12. D. I
Talev. of the Northwestern Stamp
Work. St. Paul. Minn. ,
LANE DOING WELL
Political Leader Recovering Pen-
rose and Vare Improving i
liald II. Lane, the veteran political
, leader, who wa operated on pterila
'nt St. Mnij'v Hospital, w.is reported
I to be doing well todii). considering the
veiiimsiievs of til" npetntioil.
, Mr. Lane, who K eight) -two ear
I ol. I. wu tiiKeu to tne iiiivpuni insi wee
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whs innrlrt todnv bf
win comer oacneior oi inw uegrees upon . nief tnrieton i-j, IJavIs, ot the Water
llurenu, that the inspection of houses
for water-pipe leaks has revealed n
total loss of 0,000.000 to 12, 000,000 gal
lons of the dally supply.
The inspectors have visited 57.013
private houses nntl made particular
listings of 1)140 serious neglected leaks
where 1000 gallons a day or more were
being wasted. Small leaks of 200 or
100 gallons a day were not reported
by the Inspectors, but will be checked
by I hem on reinspection in order to
carry assurance that repairs hnve been
made.
'On reinspection fi-134 of the major
leaks wore found repaired," said Chief
Dnvls. "There is incrensln? evidence
of co-operation on the part of the own
ers nn.i occupants oi property to mnKC
repairs, and the ratio or repairs made h
increasing with time.
"In some localities there Is even
found evidence of anticipating the visit
of the Wuter Iturcau inspector by self
inspection on the part of the owners
and occupants. This Is exceedingly
gratifying, as it minimizes the work of
the bureau and results lu saving con
siderable water.
"The Uiireau of Water believes that
In the past winter not fewer thnn "((.-
000.000 gallons of water per day were
wasted. Twenty million gallon a day
of this waste can be saved with very
little effort.
"Each successive additional 10,000.
000 gallons n day will require more ef
fort and more work, but without undue
expenditure of time nnd money the en
tire fiO.000.000 gallons can be saved,
or rather diverted from waste to useful
work of being transferred to the con
umer who now has nn insufficient water
supply or inadequate pressure.
"Philadelphia is growing nt a rate
which demands an additional supply of
nt least r.0,000,000 gallons n day every
ten years.
"lCxtcnsIve additions to thc present
.Musi
The thirteen members of thc bar to
receive degrees are:
Vilrlan lionnHly MIchiH J Mnttix
lliiw.trit V. HrHtnhaU Hi-nr I. Itlrli-mlson
ItiMfoll r. t'minr) Kill A. Hu.lman
Kilwnnl )I. Cufhman K.lm S v.e01,
Ml'hil A t-olrv l'lilllp T I,ons
lfnry W Koons Prank A Muthenii,
Trunk I' I,loil Jr
The other students to get degrees are:
Maleon Adam
Xitthan Antennon
Louts X HutofT
llvnrr Ifcrkowltz
William (llniburr
rharln .lalkln.l
Herman N. HlUer
Alexan!r Holo
Nalhunlfl Hpeck
Jimn F Hwartx
Tlmothv M I'remlni Lorraine S Tnhl
'nn if Drummimu .iofph L. Wasa
Hman Lbollz VI A MeMahon
Jncol. Plon Kranels M tllchards
liiiintmln I) Tries
The law school of Temple I'nivcrsity
is situated at Sixteenth and Sanvom
vtreets. It is planned that a separate
building will be provided for thc Inw
vehool at llroad and Uerks after tlie
new university building i erected out
of the S2.000.000 fund now being sub-vrribed.
scntlal for frugality and economy to be
practiced by all persons having access
to the water supply in order that the
present works may bo used to the utmost
advantage, and their useful life pro
longed." CAPTAIN FINLETTER TO WED
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Announcement of Engagement to
Damroich's Daughter Expected
Announcement of Captain Thomas
ICnight Finlcttcr's engngement to Miss
Margaret lilnlno Damrosch, daughter of
Walter Damrosch. Is to be expected
early in June, according to a dispatch
from Paris. Captain Finlcttcr Is the
son of Judge Flnlcttcr, of this city.
Thc juristjs son and musician's
daughter met during the war, when she
was librarian at a X, M. O. A. hut in
Chaumont, and Captain Finlettcr a
frequtnt caller.
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"AS good as
Houghton's'
is a by-word used
by salesmen of com
petitive products.
E. F. HOUGHTON & CO.
240 W. Somerset Street Philadelphia
THE FIRST NEED
In a drug ators li dependability.
For more than thr-core years
I'hlladlphlana havi. evldcncrd
their appreciation of our deter
mination to be dependable, and
this faith la reflected In con
atantty lncreaatn patronage, tor
"hlch the beat way to ay
"Thank you" la to pledxa our
maintenance of tho ntandards wa
havo served alnce 185T.
LLEWELLYN'S
1518 Chestnut St.
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Furniture Values That
Strike at the Root of
High Prices
J Valuer that offer unquestionable evidence
J that the Van Scivcr Store, America's greatest
source of retail Furniture supply, is the logical
and most economical place to buy. Money-saving
opportunities that are doing more to reduce
household expenses than in any other Furniture
Store we know.
Even through the period of extreme curtailment of
production and advancing costs, this Store not only main
tained quantities, but held constantly to the rare values
that have made it Headquarters for Furniture buyers for
more than a generation.
Now, wnen thc national need of price
readjustments is greatest, when the test
of supremacy in quantity, quality and
values is severest, the Great Van Scivcr
Store proves the superiority of its money
saving advantages by a display of Furni
ture and an offer of values without parallel
in the country.
Stocks for the most part 20 to 30
below prevailing retail prices, due to the
buying, manufacturing and selling effic
iency of our wonderful organization. Sav
ings for our customers that would be im
possible if based on to-day's, factory costs,
and which you will appreciate even more
when you see the matchless variety and
beauty of the Furniture.
offnlin with the Mime wmoii
when these fail. America hat f.iileil.'
"'a ..mat mix our ti-arhcri -nliirli-s i from Atlantii- ( itj.
nffiripnt to Miiuiort them without anx- '.to n'"Uionitf
icty anil nriwitlmi. and wliiili will ,if
fonL thtm a reiiMiniiblf priuV in tlioir
work ami tho appreciation m uiinn
it is lieltl hy tin- rominunit in wlui-li
they dwell "
Next Cieneratioii to Suffer
William U. Hn-tm. ot Ili-ury lh- Slnn Fen Raised S575.000 Here
to?-lf theW'rf:thr fit, allow their1 , According to .INiMt. ,1, . fr..,.i I.n.I,.n
Bublic ihool tcuclu-rs to I..- di-atistU.,l , th- S eh ' 1',,""" , , .,(,,,t i...0iW
P""1...! .i... i,.,.... .. -i..i.t . i... . in thii i-it. lhi-c tlKun-. were con
WUICIl lliiv " ,"'"'' "' ."';," K,. ,1.. l',..p ( !l,,nnl.v..ll
riin rii.iri.Tfiri. rnL'n liihmw ". ......p.. ...m .. .--.......- ...
wheic he had pone I
The coiidituiii of Senator rcnroe
nl-o i- iiimli iinpi oved todaj . It i
hislil Iiroliiilile that Slate Senator .Van1.
.who ha been iiintinctl to lil- liome in
tliii citv hi illness, will In- able to go
lo his o'lliice diirins the present week
nf.ptit and
nther nositions to -ei-ure a living waco.
the gcnpratioii which is tu come will
suffer in direct proportion to Mich
action."
Kmest T TiisK. rote:
'"J'hcie is no use liiivinK nn institu
tion so importan: as our si-lumls unless
they are Ki"5 '" Ul conducted in the
proper manner ami Iiv people not onlj
able and lit to conduct them, but thej
must be people who are satisfied and
interested nnd who are putting the right
tort of colistriiUiM; effoit into their
Coleman Sellers. .Tr . of William Sel
lers & Co . I tie . wrote:
"Wo must have more teachers; we
should havo the bet tetn hers The can
only be obtnitied by offoiing at least a
living wage "
Samuel M ( urwen. ptOMdint of the
J. (5 III ill Co . wrote :
Put lire Willi Children
"The future of the fount! v rests
with the school children of todav . and
in order to prepare them fm their task
food school-, with (ompeteut teachers
are essential
Harrj 15. Trench, of Smi'h. Kline &
French Co . said: "Wo mut induce
those members of the coinmunitj to
enter tlio teaching profession liu are
qualified in essential points to mcom
jilish the results that are best for the
conimunit.v "
Chnrles M I'.iddle. prcsid.'ut of the
Slipplee Middle Iluiilwnre Co wiot
"I am mt glad to Know thi.t an
ffort Is being liiild" b the iti' lis ot
our poiiinn iiw.ilth to pu-ent in no mi
rrrtaiu tuaniiei the uigiut i.ml oi ud.ii
tinnal funds to provide i..r nn unmedi
ate ndwiuce in the sa ar of our
tenchfrs
i-sMOBUT'ESS
ttmnmwm
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
Opn Kt'E" n liire tr Mlrr-itlnnt
Ak SOUTH 8th ST. .V-
who was state chilirmaii oi the Amor
lean lomniission on Irish independent e
It is further riiiortnl from Loud m
;hat the total i olle'-toil in the 1 lilted
S'ati s h i'amon do V n lorn w.is .iho it
.si J.'O.tMlO.
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Phone "Tom" FoJsy
for Latest Records
and Columbia
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MACHINES ON TERMS
ltl'1'VIK-s DOM. IS 11(11 its
Philada. Phonograph Co.
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(nth .mil Dliimoml) I'linnp Illu. ntOt
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N. Z. GRAVES
Inrorvflrittril
400 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
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Little as J Models
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TOUNTING on Muslin and
Cardboard of Maps, Posters
and Plans.
NATIONAL BLUE PRINT CO.
38 S. 6th St., Phila.
Market 1900 Main 569
CREDIT CL0TH3NG1
Clothes (or the Fntire Family
Wt Solicit Your Account
Hy-Grade ClotliingCo.
827 CHESTNUT ST.
SJ Floor. Open Evri,
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1 I.IK I 1.0 Ml Kit to.
nilirrl 1111(1 SOI Mulniit Strrrt
You can dance to
the very last note
With the Columbia Grafonola you can dance
to the last lingering note and step. Thc Non
Set Automatic Stop takes care of that. This
exclusive Columbia feature is at its best for
dancing. There's nothing to move or set or
measure. Just start the Grafonola and it plays
and stops itself.
With the Only Non Set
Automatic Stop
This -long-wanted improvement is now a part
of the new Columbia Grafonola. Built right
into the motor. Invisible. Automatic. Operates
on any record, long or short.
No other phonograph has it. All other stops
must be set by hand for every record. No other
phonograph can get it. Basic patents protect
the Columbia Non Set Automatic Stop.
It is the last touch of convenience added to
the Columbia Grafonola's recognized leadership
in beauty of design, richness of tone, and relia
bility of mechanism.
Elegant Walnut Dining Room Suite, of the Queen Anne Period, 10 Pieces, 5675.00
Tha Queen Anne Period, with Its graceful lines, has been delineated In Its more elaborate form In
the abovo Suite. Unusual care and painstaking study are necessary to produce the required detail In
enriching this dignified Period, and the admirable result shown above Is a triumph of the carvers' and
cabinet makers' art. The chairs, with their broad banisters, depict with ploaslng fidelity the fiddle. back,
so typical of this Period. Likewise the beautiful rounded cabriole legs help to produce the extremely rich
and elegant effect which gives the entire Suite Its elegance and charm.
Save 20 to 30 on These Suites
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LIVING ROOM
Overstuffed Suite, Tapestry
covered, Spring scat3, loose
cushions, 3 pieccs.i $250.00.
Overstuffed Suite, Tapestry
covered, Spring seats, 3
pieces, $105.00.
Overstuffed Suite, Tapestry
covered, Spring seats, looso
cushions, 3 pieces, $385.00.
Overstuffed Suite, Tapestry
covered, Spring scats, loose
cushions, 3 pieces, $435.00.
Overstuffed Suite, of English
type, covered with best imi
tation leather, 3 pieces,
$245.00.
Mahogany- and -Cane Suite,
Spring seat, blue Tapestry
covering, 3 pieces, $225.00.
Mahogany und Cane Suite,
Spring seat, Tapestry cover
ing, 3 pieces, $155.00.
Mahogany - and Cane Suite,
Spring seat, loose cushions,,
with two pillows, Damask
covered, 4 pieces, $550.00.
DINING ROOM
Dining Itoom Suite, Mahog
any (Queen Anne Style), 10
pieces, $550.00.
Dining Room Suite, Walnut
(Italian Renaissance Style),
4 pieces, $630.00.
Dining Room Suite, Mahog
any (Sheraton Style), 4
pieces, $350.00.
Dining Room Suite, Mahog
any (Chippendale Style), 4
pieces, $152.00.
Dining Room Suite, Mahog
any finish (William and
Mary Style), 4 pieces,
.$328.50.
Dining Room Suite, Walnut
(Queen Anne Style), 4
pieces, $309.50.
Dining Room Suite, Walnut
(Louis XVI Style), 4 pieces,
$337.50.
Dining Room Suite, Jacobean
Oak (Queen Anne Style), 4
pieces, $229.00.
BEDROOM
Bedroom Suite. Ivory Enamel
(Louis XVI Style), 4 piccc3,
$350.00.
Bedroom Suite, Mahogany fin
ish (Louis XVI Style), 1
pieces, $194.50.
Bedroom Suite, Mahogany fin
ish (Louis XVI Style), i
pieces, $269.00.
Bedroom Suite, Mahogany
(Louis XVI Style), 4 nieces,
$545.00.
Bedroom Suite, Walnut (Queen
Anne Stylo), 4 pieces,
$512.00.
Bedroom Suite, Walnut, (Louis
XVI Stylo), 7 pieces, $823.
Bedroom Suite, Walnut (Queen
Anno Style), 4 pieces,
, $325.00.
Bedroom Suite, Mahogany or
Walnut (Sheraton Style), 4
pieces, $365.00.
Bedroom Suite, Walni't (Adam
Stylo), 4 pieces, $295.00.
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Unusual Values in Summer Rugs
WOOL &
OLATHA GRASS RUGS
Hummer Hue that are In a class by
IhomifKru. Ileal selected nmterlaln.
Serviceable handsome nml Inex
pensive llluee, greens, browns nml
combinations of colors Hie best
loolilne Grain Rue on the mttrHol.
0x9 size, $12.00 8x10 size, (17.50
9x12 size, $18.75
FORMOSA RUSH RUGS
For Porches and Sun Parlort
There Is notlilnB to compare Mlh
them for stylo and bcuuty. Tlicy
come In blocks 20 Inches square
nnd may bo mado to our require
ments. Held here exclusively. Tor blocV,
Sl.3.1.
FIBER RUGS
"Perfectfon" brand, one of tlm
hlnheit tirades of Us l:lnd on lb'
market Not only a Kood Sumimr
Ruic. but sultablo for all the r
6x 9 size, $11,001 BX12 size, J19.75
.ox y size, lD.uupxi c,
12x16 size, 331.50
2J.00
Ask the nearest Columbia dealer for a dem
onstration of the stop that needs no setting.
Standard Models up to $300 Period Designs up to $2100
Columbia Graimiophone Company, New York
Exclusively on the
SUMMER PORTIERES
In many styles, fabrics and colorings- risurrrt
Scotch madras In variety of prettj effects. C'retn
curtains with conventional nf.ure wmn In beauti
ful shades Domestic mmlr.i In plain bluo, rose,
brown, xreon, and In two-lono color effi cts blue-und-brown
lose and-Kold etc Pnbrlcn that not only
excel In ileslKn and beaut), but which like till home
furnishings here, are marked bclnu- pru ailing priced.
VUDOR SHADES
Heat for every purpose for which I'nrtli ihndes
ore used The only fihado with a ventilator E'lUip
ped with self-hanging device at very rea8onauli
prices Each shade has 7 ft. 0 In. drop
4 ft. wide, 33.40 , 3 ft. wide, 33.03
6 ft. wide, 6.00 . 9 ft. wide, 10 0J
6 ft. wide, 6.00 10 ft. wide, 1100
7 ft. wide, 7.50 12 ft. wide, 13.50
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MATTRESSES.
IN
2640 W. Lehifjh
Avenue
Osada Mantel Co.
Manufacturer and Dealers In
.Medicine Cublnets, Wardrobes,
Mantels, Mantel Shelves, Oflicc
Partitions, Gas Logs, Gas Grated
and Firo Seta.
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Full-size Pelted Cotton Mattresses, $12,50
Felted Cotton Roll-edge Mattresses, In two parts.
covered with a rood quality of ticking nmlrns that
bould prompt Immediate purchases
For full size bedi, weight il pounds, $15.50) 4 0 site,
SlZ.OOi ! else. 110.78 1 3 '0 size tO.ti.
Combination hair (hlgh-smdo gray drawings) and
cotton-felt top and tottoiu, with an eiceptlonal quality
of ticking.
for full sis beds, weight 46 pounds, X3l.60 40 size,
$23,601 size, $20,731 10 size, $21.00.
Other mattreues of felt and hair In all wanted sizes.
Unexcelled Values in Office Furniture. Refrigerators and Ice Chests Under Price.
Lamps, Clocks and QufFet Minors
Interior Decorators at Your Service 77u' Store Cloied Memorial Day
LAWN SWING, $9.25
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The swing, Illustrated, Is large and roomy and win
hold four p. rsnno comfortably. HIroncly mad. !".'
bolted and braced. It Is 0 ft. C In aide, ft " In nig".
In red-and-natural color. A great value. 0,?5. """"'
canvas canopy, with scalloped" brsld-lrlminod cd".
$0.00 extra.
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