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Answers to Puzzles in Buck's Fur
niture Guessing Contest
. NO..-1 BOOKCASE.
NO. ' I HOCKING CHAIR.
KO. ; I SIDEBOARD.
Na 4 CARPETS.
- NO. 6 SOFA.
NO. WRITING DESK. .
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NO. ',. DININO CHAIR, -.
. NO. CUPBOARD.
NO. 1 STOVEPIPE. .
NO. 11 FOLDING BED.
NO. 1-tMATTINO.
NO. IS DININO TABLE. .
Na 14 BABT BUGGY.,
NO. It LAMPS. , .,
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NO It BUCK'S HEATERS,
tNO. 17 DRESBER.
NO. 1 CENTER TABLE."
NO. 1 MATTRESS. . - , ..
Na 10 ARMCHAIR.
' NO. tl CHINA CLOSET. "
HOl JrrCURTAINS.-
NO. 1 KITCHEN. TABLE.
" NO. 4 ICEBOX '
, NO. 1 1 BUCK'S STEEL RANGE.
NO. t RED SPRINGS. .
- NO. T WARDROBE. ' ; V
NO. II BEDROOM SET.
NO. II CHIFFONIERS. , . - , .
Nft 10 HATRACK. -
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CONTEST
Last Saturday afternoon we took 20 carloads of happy
-children for a trolley ride about town. About half the pco-
pie in Portland saw this happy party and wondered what
was the occasion of all this jollification. Any one of nearly
- 2,000 children could have quickly dispelled all wonderment
It was the culmination of, our "Furniture .Guessing Contest,." -which
closed on August 1. : All these little girls had handed
: in answers to the puzzles and in accordance with our promise
- we were giving them the finest kind of "consolation prize."
We are glad to say that every little girl had a good time
and a fine ride around town. And best of all, there was not
the slightest mishap to mar the joyousness of the occasion.!
We want to thank all the little girls and their mothers for
the perfect order they maintained, which made it possible
' for us to get them started so quickly and safely. ; We're glad .-'
' they had such a good, time, for we had a good time, too.
Making so many of our little friends happy is the brightest -spot
in the history of our stay in Portland. Some day---well
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A FEW WORDS TO THE
MOTHERS ABOUT
BUCK'S STEEL RANGES
-BUCK'S STOVES AND RANGES are made of solid -cold-rolled
steel and all removable parts of the finest gray
iron.: The firebox is' lined with the "Duplex" grate, which
can be changed from coal to wood by a "simple vtwist of the
wrist".' The ovens are air-tight and "buckle proof." ; All
oven doors and racks are coated with an indestructible white
enamel which can be washed like a plate. ; It is by this
cleanly and sanitary enamel that Buck's Ranges are known as "
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l VOU.j 'ryLA lUr ; oven doors and racks are coated with an Indestructible white - - "LLT
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PRIZE WINNERS IN OUR GUESS-
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I .FIRST PRIZE Buck's Junior Range Miss Edna
Foulks, 221 Thirteenth, street i
SECOND PRIZE Oak Writing Desk Miss Grace Gris
" wold, 498 East Twenty-eighth street. :
THIRD-PRIZE Wkker-Rocking-XhairMiss-Heleir
Uhlman, 63 North Nmth street .
''."-'. i , JUDGES: S ,
' Mrs. A. S. Johnson, 852 Lovejoy street , ' ' -
"Mrs. R. J. MacDuffee, 1038 Belmont street '
V Mrs. Henrietta Flanders, 875 East Burnside. .
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