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The balance of the $40,000 Stock of the Imperial Furniture Co. Owing
to the call of other large interests Feidstein-Dektor have turned tl ' 2
large stock over to us at the old prices of years ago. Eveything must go
at once for cash and the prices w e bought the goods at will enable us to
make the public bargains that have been impossible for several years.
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$4,25 Porch Rocker
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$29.00 Reed Rocker "upholstered in ta­
pestry'
2 8 .8 5
$12.50 Art Rockers
9 .9 5
$18.50 Cedar Chest
1 4 .0 0
$1.50 Linoleum, yard
75c
76d yard- wide Carpet, yard
55c
$57.50 Body Brussels Rug. 9x12
4 2 .5 0
$3.00 Rag Sugs
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$12.50 Combination Mattresses
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$17.50 2 in. Iron Beds. 1 1-16 in. fill­
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$30.00 Ivory Dre5ser
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$65.00 Quartered Oak Bed
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$65.00 Birdseye Maple Bed
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$16.50 Solid Oak Dressing Table
12.00
$8.00 Book Shelves
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$4.50 Pillows, pair
2 .7 5
$24.00 50 lb. Pure Cotton Felt Mat­
tresses. with imperial edge and best
art tick.
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$38.50 Bookcase for
$47.50 G. 0. Spanish leather Davenport.
with mattress inside
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$24.00 Birdseye Maple Bookcase
1 7 .4 5
$26.50 Quartered Oak Desk
1 8 .7 5
$38.00 Jap Rockers for
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$18.00 W . Enamel Desk
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$27.50 Solid Oak 28x48 Library Table 1 6 .5 0
$28.00 Solid Mahogang Sewing Cabinet 1 9 .8 5
$42.50 Blue Velour Rocker
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$16.50 Solid Mahogany Sewing Cabinet 1 4 .5 0
$24.00 Electric Floor Lamp
17.50
$28.50 All Cast Charter Oak Heater
"stovepipe 35c'
$4.75 Maple Rockers
$15.00 6-foot. 42-inch Extension Table
$19.00 Solid Oak Sewing Table
$22.50 Reed Rocker "cretonne uphols­
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sented at Stayton and Salem at home folks this week.
for Pete Barkmeyer and Joe
the celebration of the signing of
J. T. Hunt was out to his Hendricks this week.
the armistice.
farm a few days the liret of the
A. C. Peterson delivered a
• week.
r. and Mrs. F. M. Fresh and
(Too late for last week)
load of fat hogs to West Slayton
dren were Stayton callers
Miss Mabel Frank who has Thursday.
W. H. Downing is improving
lay.
his lawn with a new cement been on the sick list the last
week is improving.
:ho<>! was resumed Monday walk.
r a taree weeks’ vacatisn on
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School has been closed the last
A road meeting of District
>unt o f the flu.
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two
weeks on account of the in­
No. TO held at Rock Point school
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Seank and
!r. and Mrs. C. J. Hunt, Mrs. house Saturday, November 9th, fluenza epidemic but so far no
son,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and
ris Hunt ami children spent a tux of $2500 was voted for cases have made their appear­
son
Fred motored^ to Albany
ance around here.
it several days visiting rrla- road purposes.
Sunday.
s in Salem.
C. P. Darst called on Jake
The F. M, Fresh family are
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Ryan and
d Jacobs spent Sunday visit-
improving from an attack of I Schmitt Monday afternoon.
i family motored to Salem Sunday.
friends in Stayton.
sore throat.
Ed Jacobs was a Sunday after-
The Mt. Pleasant school open-
he solicitors for the United
C. I*. Durst spent several days i noon caller at the Fresh home.
¡ed Monday.
r Work Campaign
report
V\ c are glad to hear that Mrs.
Miss Hazel Lambert returned
¡).81. There i;uota was $175. in Salem thh week.
W.
H.
Humphrey
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McAlpine
Mr.
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Mrs.
Elmer
Downing
to
Lebanon Sunday to attend
. C. Downing and family
district is improving from her school.
spent
Sunda..
with
the
formers
nt Sunday at the 10. N. Re*»d
serious illness.
parsnts.
Mrs. Selmer Brown called at
w.
A. L. Downing was visiting
Alfred Fox was saw n ? " oo t h ' Ed Smith home Thursday
.»>ck Point was well repre­
Rock Point
fit . P le a s a n t
evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Senz and who so cheerfully and willing!}
son Nick motored to Sublimity gave to the United War Work
Sunday.
Campaign.
I might also say
P. H. Lambert, w ife and that we went over the top. The
daughter Miss Hazel and Lyle quota beir g $110.00. and we
Lutz called at the Linn Lambert raised $116.50.
home Wednesday.
John Huber is on the sick Kst.
Mrs. M. F. Ryan and daugh­ He had the misfortune o f a horse
ters Marguerite and Betty called kicking a harrow tooth into hi*
at the P. H. Lambert home Fri­ side. A t this writing "he is get­
day.
ting along very nicely.
Miss Maud Smith was a Sun­
Joseph Laux of Albany is vi -
day visitor at the Mrs. Roxie
iting
at the Henry Senz home.
Shank home.
Max and Lee Shelton visited
John Aegert. r, John Flick t
at the W. R. Ray home the past Nick Senz mi ce busine i tn
week.
to West Stayton Monday.-
There will bo preaching at the
David Aegerter, Jr. 1 as l*ee
Mt. Pleasant church on Sunday,
Nov. 24th. Everybody is invit­ very 111 with pneumon a but j
reported better.
ed to attend.