Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, September 13, 1979, Page 49, Image 49

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Pau Ison’s Super Sale
of Super-4 Carpet
The nation’s No. 1 selling carpet-Fervor — in 66 colors —
and 300 other Super-4 selections from Gulistan — offered
at savings from $2.45 to $7 a square yard — in this amazing
factory-supported event!
This is truly an amazing carjH’t salv We, at
Paulson's, obtained special factory price con
cessions on every one of the new. fashionable
Super 4 Carpets which Gulistan makes' Every
one
including Fervor
the nation's top
selling carpet ftx the third consecutive year' One
of the reasons Fervor t aptured this honor again
is that its Super 4 construction rejects both dirt
and static build up Other reasons include its
soft feel . , its brilliant refraction of light and
shadow . . its exceptional Trevira Star* pol­
yester fiber
and its long, long wearability
guaranteed not to lose more than 10% iace
weight for 5 years Then, too. Fervor has led in
the new fashion colors, each year
now offer
mg bb solids and tone on tones' Yet this is only
one of IK different qualities and styles of
Super 4 in a total of '3bb colors which this sale
offers Here you’ll find Anso’ Nylon DuPont's*'
Antron Ill's* . Nylons and new Touchable"
Nylons in one of the widest selections
possible Please shop early for
the soonest possible installa
tion in your home
Gals of all ages seem to
enjoy shopping at East-
port Plaza. Caught these
two charmers on the
main mall, apparently
trying to decide whether
to visit Sanford’s for the
latest in children’s wear,
or to stick around with
their mother, who was
havig a look at Queens
Closet.
Eastport
Photo Show
Award winning photo­
graphers from the Port­
land area will display
their work on the Mall at
Eastport Plaza October 2
through 7.
Some of the area's
photographers will pre­
sent portrait gift ideas
and other various exam­
ples of their work. Wall
displays will include
photography of children,
couples, adults, and
seniors in family set­
tings both indoors and
out.
The presentation will
feature the use of large
photographs in home
decorating — the po­
tential of a photograph
as a centerpiece rather
than an accent.
Photographers them­
selves will be on hand
throughout the show to
answer questions and
share their ideas
Antique Show
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$9” to $25”
a square yard.
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P riced $750 to $1995
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Use your VISA. Master Charge, or on
installations, use PAULSON's own
90 day, no-interest credit plan
to visit the Second
Annual Antique Show
and Sale at Eastport
Plaza Sept. 27-30.
Twenty dealers from
the Portland - Salem -
Springfield areas will
participate in the four-
day event.
Many specializing in
particular types of anti­
ques, including furni­
ture, depression glass­
ware, tools, clocks and
watches, paper ameri-
cana, china, primitives,
jewelry and more!
Sue and
Howard
Boiarsky of Tualatin
specialize in Victorian
furniture. Mitch Dakin of
Beaverton refinish es
antique tools. Nancy
Van Zandt, from Salem,
restores old clocks. And
several dealers will bring
a variety of antique
furniture from primitive
to turn-of-the-century to
the type your grand­
mother may have used.
The show will run four
days, Thursday through
Sunday, during regular
mall hours.