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t'stMlf a a lionse painter when the
ar broVe out. The UnitedStatwnvas,
WY?kti T-atiTC- land. out. Sandy jr-.
ented himself one fall day at the
rl4mnt'iei!Ilvariy-K- atom
fete- the United State army.
That was November 22, flOlMand
fefare many montha passed 'yfiT
fidaand nationalities binder the
erleao ting. Be sa the fiercest
ting In thei-Arjeonne, rtfclpn and in
them, tn ch?tiioUBfous of, his
ntrm anldlent lOsl tneir lives, xic was
ileased from nerrlceJin JUyc25, T010.
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PARTIAL FREEDOM
Wood "Finds" Sentiment fo In
dependence With U. S.
Protectorate
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M them,
Wlow eol
wiaiiM frmn Rei
Skiac with hlra aigjcorab,
van indtcnant-'TOfterd!
HHo had mo wUlinaiy aonevpenai nis
ejauntry asked, should be st.vjed;a -olAckDf
Jtod traitor: Js . s
VrAnnthrr name of the Burllneton list
i that of BorgiOT.fTbortpgon, a.NeRro
trenty-ntne yeaVhfel' &
Thompson, Tnoil4les" at lO-'Ashton-
eet, refisterea wnen ne -was ioia, dui
the time his call to service came he
tas lylns on nis dsck in voudi iiouy
Bnir'morilByhWBsetSkerto'the Penn-'
vlvada Hospital in Philadelphia, and
waJlinqKKrjilnVregabgjJaj.,;
. Colbd'el David ,D Porter, grandson
6x?'AiminYti."t). VdfttY, of Civil
Wnry,farn6liiWn'appolntel by
thtt Ndvy Denby as his
Afarhra Corps 'matters
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Weglfn, and .Jaftarles .Also Are
, .Named by Governor
...Thret new members of the Philadelphia-Camden
Bridge Commission were
appointed yesterday by Governor
Sproul. They are Samuel M. Vau-
-Aln'ln. nrooMsnt nt. llnidwln IOCOmO-
;tive "Works : RicbydWeslcin, presi
dent of, Tlty Council, and u nomas .i.
jjsffrlesseniqr. vjee jirfsjdeiit of Corii
.Kxcbango Mank. '
The positions filled by. Mr. Vauclain
and Mr. Weglein were created by the
JrccMflVglRlature. Mr1. Jeffries'; fills
aie- vuvuuuji-caureu vy utv uwui ui Al
fred R. Burk. All three men will
foervw. t ' r
'If the.mew? appointments will help
nV-to obtain 'a duorum'so tbat the busi
ness of the Bridge Commission ran be
nnvlnorr hnvn nromlspil to rnnort their
fercliiniilaryf jilans'" fully June i), when
Lit i f .laa rt UI1BAA Willi
II1C I1PW CDIUUllBSIUUCia, VL WUIPl. HUI
be miallfled to serve. .
"The' engineers, have' been cautioned
not to talk about their plans until they
hav duly, rpportcd. them to tie com
mission. It is highly important that
they should not. because of the speeu
lattvrt' Conditions '''ami- the 'possible
juggling of property interests."
By the Associated Press
Manila, June 1. Major General
Foodnmi W. Cameron Forbes former
governor general of the Philipnlncs, seut
In tht Inlanrln hv PrrAlrlnt ITarrllnir in
invcstlgnto 'conditions, returned yester
day after traveling eighteen days uv
train, automobile, launch, horschCK
and steamer, through the northern suc
tion of Luton Island.
The mission held scores of public
meetings and private conferences, lis
tening to .the views of the natives re
garding independence for the Philip,
nines, and cinmlnlng local financial af
fairs, sanitation, schools, public works,
tho hdminrstrn'tion of Jnstlco nnd agri
cultural conditions.
After visiting the central provinces of
Lnqin Island the mission (separated.
General Wood traveled through the
northern Pacific provinces, while Mr.
Forbes went through the mountainous
provincos among the non-Christian
tribes. The parties united again on the
west'eoast of Luzon.
Both commissioners said that their
sojourns everywhere, had been markod
by the friendliest feelings of the natives
for tho Americans. At the public hear
ings. . they said virtiioll.v all of tho
.Only a few speakers ndvocnte,l cpray
pleto separation) whllo, occasionally!
epeakers oppocCd Independence In any
iorm ui present.
After spending a week In Manila to
study the mass of data collected in the
journey through the northern provinces
Mio mission wlll begin a trip through
southern Liuzon.
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design, flared top, 14 inches
tligh-$20.
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$5,625.00
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7,200.00
7,400.00
7,500.00
PRICES JUNE 1, WM
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.' , ,nitiie.!iii. .ah .'almost endless stream has been ftowing on our sales floors for ..weeks.
We not nrilv have th& room for these immense stocks the result of our loss-taking .
"ll.. ..- .-'' 1. . ..ki ii '. 1...1 . 1X1 1 .J wrlUinna on
pca-rancgpuQ tne tan ena 01 winter nut we recognize in uie uuaiicu tuuuiwuuoiiu
the-new. 'lowered production costs the greatest opportunity to buy and to make Fur- 5
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in all the creative glory of its fine lines and.duVable.
construction. Here in quality and quantity, for the
simplest Bungalow, the Summer Cottage or the most ,
Stately Dwelling. Furniture for the Bridal Homef
1 as well as quaint, artistic, comfortable and inexpen
sive Pieces admirably suited for Wedding Gifts. '
IJ What is more-thousands of dollars' worth of
Suites and Pieces for Spring and Summer needs
special purchases and. surplus lots bought from
leading manufacturers for less than the new low
prices. Incomparable values that add to the in
numerable opportunities that have made the Van
Sciver Store the Furniture Supp'ly Center of the
country.
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liAfFAYETTE is in our own kecpine, and
vftttorf-Mt .AUMyccuciyshKccL.Dj.oui: purpose to build
'1,-.c. ,- . jbe.yery.jSn.cst car rhat we. can.
, ? (.w!rv ? vr-fw WuRtHrsurelvandHhrin its' own mrnt.
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'..In engineering, metallurgy and manu
facturing precision it incorporates and im
proves upon the best standard practice.
Owners repeatedly tell us that it ii "the
car tf the future" in the fine car field, and
thin opinion seems to gain insistence with
every new LaFayettb car on the streets,
, Not until you have driven a LaFAyettk
thousands of miles will you realize the
.long usefulness and brilliant performance
which it yield. ... It has the economy
of all good things.
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This elegant Dlning-Room Suite, of the Queen Anne Period, with its graceful' lines nnd artistic ornamentation, is a
triumph of the carver's and cabinet maker's art. Note the fine proportions and the decorative nicety or the Buffet and China
Closeti The. chalrS. TVJththeir curbed arms, depict with pleasing fidelity the fiddle back, so typical of this Period.' Llkewfte,
the beautiful rounded cabrioTo legs help to produce tho extremely rich effect which gives the entire Suite Us elegance" arid
charm. In, Wjjljiju; Mahogany;., '
SAVINGS THAT SHOULD BE SEEN NOW
DINING ROOM
$220.00 Walnut Dining-room Suite, 3 pieces,
Bureau, Serving. Tabl Jnd China Closet,
$17S.C0. ' ' "'
(41S.00 Jacobean Oak Dining-room Suite,
Queen, Anno style, 4 pieces..'...'.. $290.00
$450,00 Golden Oak DJnlng-room Suite. 10
Piece ,..' ."...;.. ,,$350,00
$550.00 Walnut Dining-room Suite, Chippen
dale style. 10 pieces $395,00
$589.00 Walnut or Mahogany Dining-room
Suite, 10 pieces $410.00
,$652.00-Mahogany. finish. Dlrllng-room.' Suite.
' Chippendale style, 10 pieces.'.... . .$457.00
$828.00 Mahogany Dining-room Suite, 10.
Pieces : $625.00
iuuu.uu . English Mahogany oininn-room
Suite, '10 preces
.$800,00
$1410.00 Dull Drown Mahogany Dining-room
Suite, Chippendale style, 10 pieces, $1200,00
$65.00 Walnut China Closet $35.00
$120.00 Mahogany-finish China Coset, Chip
pendale style $92.00
$39.00 Mahogany Serving Table $12.50
$80.00 Jacobean Oak Buffet, Queen Anne
, style $55.00
$125.00 Mahogany-finish Buffet $85.00
$29.50 Golden Oak Table, 6 ft. extension.
$26.50
$95,00 Walnut Table, 6 ft. extension, $76.00
BEDROOM
Very special. Bird's-eye Maple Suite. Uoula
XV style, 3 pieces, Bureau, Bed and Toilet
table $176.00
$314.00 Mahogany-finish Bedroom Suite, 4
Pieces , $245.00
$349.50 Mahogany-finish Bedroom Suite, 4
Pieces , $262.00
$345.00 Walnut Bedroom Suite, 3 pieces. Bu
reau, Bed and Toilet Table... v... $265.00
$530.50 Walnut Bedroom Suite, 7 piece
$410.00
$825.00 Walnut Louis XVI Suite, 7 pletis,
$550.00
$52.60 Mahogany-finish Chiffonier $37.50
$55.00 Mahogany. finish Bureau $38.50
$56.00 Mahogany-finish Chlffonette, Louis XV
style $43,50
$82.50 Walnut Bureau $67.60
LIVING-ROOM SUITES AND PIECES AT
PROPORTIONATE SAVINGS.
CLOCKS FOR WEDDING GIFTS REDUCED-A11 kin.Is.for Wall, Hall, Mantel and Boudoir. From the daintiest to
the stateliest and most magnificent designs, all -with guaranteed movements. Included are the famous Never Wind Clocks. A
wonderful variety of Ch)mp Clocks- nt incomparable values.
NOTE THESE VALUES
IN COUCH HAMMOCKS
u. ' . ' ICliakl Duck, uncle
frame und good mat
tress n.75
H o a v y Kliakt
Duck, anglo frame,
, galvamzcd springs,
cha in Huspenslon,
cotton matlroBs,
Convertible - Bed
Couch Hammock, of
huavy Kliakl Puck,
one - pleco mattress,
Hrtjuirtalile back with
.folding legs, chain
lUspcnslon, heavy
, Cranio .$20.60
others with
Htrlpcd Duck
II d Cretomio
coverings. Some
with looae-cush-Ion
seats and
backs, with bol
ster arm rest,
t3l.no, 34.n,
This Luxurious Couch Ilammock, $33.50 jso.so, 13.60,
. i.V .. J48.X0 lo 8.!.30.
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coTTan' cutitains Scrfm
Curtaln3'' plain, Uem. also i, Dutch
style, $1.00 pair; Hufflcd , Scrltn
Curtains, t.B0 palr'up".-- -'
HOIIIM PiUllTA INS.'irem-'i
ntltchcd and neatly edged, ',$1.35
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CRETONNES. Newest designs
a,nd colorlngn, BUltablo for hang
'ingB, cushions and slip covers, 35c
yd, up.
(h.'MMi;it roitTIIJllKH. Scotch
ISIadras, In utlructlvn designs,
Cotton Madras In wonderful color
comulnationH, Stenciled Crash,
etc., from $1.00 pr. to M4.76 pr.
EXTRA SAVINGS IN WICKER FURNITURE
l10 .extaofdinary savings in tho pieces illustrated are
typical or tho great values in all our Wicker Furniture.
rMSS? u?,c,krr' & Baronial Brown or
ream HnAiian. Who ivnDA.Mi.i .
and back upholstered In pretty Cretonne.
$14.7.1. Cliulr to match, same prlco.
ir."'?' r, Baronlu.! Brown. Ivory or
ProstnU Brown. Shade Is 19 In. dlam
,eirnr'.l,.ne.a Cretonnu In rich noral pat
tenj; height of Lamp, 25 In. Equipped
W Tui u " an? Pu" dalnBrlo:T,8.
Tub. In Bnronlaf Urown. 18 In. In
a,nr'lCr' ,M0' U '"' $7.60, 30 1.1.
"'" n Ivory or Frosted Urown the
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Floor Coverings Far Below Market Prices
fltiKtnmprs viil ho jrlnd jn inke advuntacre nf tlmsp nvlrunrJI,,,,.,, ...!.. u i. .
from a leading manufacturer who accepted our cabh o(Tor for his entire Burplua btocka , S ts ac1uu'ed t great sangs
know of, A good choice of designs and colorings. Wiltons, Axminstcrs, Velvets TwSstrv nl cs surpass any savings that wo
BtaHdnrct. -wcavid. fSavkm actually average l5. to W Vor cent. ve'vcts, tapestry Brussels, Figured Grass Rugs and other
Btahdard, .wedges. iavNign actvaJlv average i'5, to w per cent. """"-'i iigurcu urass j
KLiEARFLAX LINEN RUGS AT GREAT REDUCTIONS
STTMMF.R RllfiS M".y W own ""Portatlon. In designs and coloring. . ejcluiw to'tft."!: - ... .
tilorliiKB exclusive to this Store,
anted colorings.
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OUlUiUUlV iv.uvjo nusll rinuiirr8 nnturn, anfl imlticolorct., Holland nushlfugs oval LS rf'T For",OBa Split Bamloo. Japanew
drats, W6ol and Plpoft Itag lluga and Klearllax All-Ulnen Rugs. VM m,1 oWo- Olatha Novelty draaa. Iralrlo
sMaUufacturers. Imrmrlnm nnd ;
M4SKH STREET FERRY, CAMDEN, N. J.
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