PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING.' FEBRUARY 4. 1917.
Year's Greatest Sale of Home furnishings
A Sale That Does Not Recognize
Cost or Retail Values
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An event unparalleled in Portland's merchandising history- a sale for valne-giving that stands alone. The prices quoted
ignore the cost of production they reflect our basiness policy, which demands the sale of EVERYTHING after it has been In
stock a certain length of time and regardless of the reduction that may be necessary to effect a disposal.
Doors Will Not Be Open Until 9 o'clock Monday
' New for pubHcttina la the 8undr
odet pare mutt b In TU Journal
'ttlce by rrlday afUroain.
' By Nona lawler.
nWO.engagemeats and the hint of
I a third g:av a spicy .flavor to so
' I clal haippenlngs lat week. Miss
X ' Mariraret Mears, who entertained :
at tea Saturday for her sister-in-
law, Mra. S. Maxwell Mears Jr. (Alice
RobblnJ), and Miss Elizabeth Jones,
tha latter having Just returned home
from a visit in California, surprised the
100 or more guests who called with the
announcement of har engagement to
Norman N. Rupp. Miss Mears Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Max
well Mears, 'and a grand-daughter of
Mra. Henry E. Jones. She is a beauti
ful girl, very fair In coloring, and one
of the moat popular girls of the young
er Mt She attended St. Helen's Hall
- and the 'Portland Academy In Portland,
, and finished at Dana Hall. Plans have
not yet been made for the wedding, but
there will doubtless be much entertain
ing for Miss Meara during hr pre
nuptial day a
'.Mr. Rupp came a few years ago to
- Portland to make his home here. He Is
the von-of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rupp,
- of Saginaw, Mich., a prominent family
of that place, and his slater. Miss Meta
Rupp, who has visited in Portland, has
many friend in the city. She is ex
pected again within a month or so to
make an extended visit with her broth
, er, and wUl share in the parties that
. will be given for the bride and bride-
groom-elect. Mr. Rupp is a Tale man
of '04, and is a member of the Univer
sity dub.
Tha tea waa a 'charming affair, the
- room a of the Mears residence being
.... redolent with lovely ' spring . flowers.
Daffodils and tulips, with here and
thr clusters of roses, were the dec
orative scheme. On the tea table th
. daffodils were used effectively. Mrs.
M ear received with her daughter and
' the two honor guests. She was attired
x In a , gown of black velvet. Miss
; atears was Decomingiy attired In a
peetty frock-of pink taffeta and tulle,
with touches of Wedgewood blue and
Hver.. She wore a corsage of orchids.;
Miss Jones wore a chic frock in apple
green, with flounclngs of lace, caught
here and there with rose buds, and a
corsage of pink roses completed her
costume. Mrs. Maxwell Mears Jr. wore
black satin, with gold embroidery and.
trimmings of gold lace. She wore yel-
Jow rose buds.
Presiding in the dining room were
Mrs. Georpe Kirkham Smith, Mrs. El
liott R. Corbett, Miss Glalre Wilcox
and Miss Rhoda Rumelin. Assisting
about the rooms were Misses Helen
Ladd, Sara McCully, Ailsa MacMaater
and Ruth Teal.
Thursday evening Miss Mears and
her fiance, Mr. Rupp, were entertained
at dinner bysher brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mears, at
their home in Elizabeth street. The
affair. was ostensibly given as a birth
day compliment to Miss. Mears, as the
engagement was- not then admitted
erven to the circle of intimate friends
who were present. The table was cen
tered with daffodils and primroses.
and covers were laid for: Miss Mary
Stuart Smith, Miss Esther Tucker, Miss
Mary Brownlie. Miss Mears, J. E. W.
8tephenson, Merle Campbell. . Maurice
Dooly, Norman N. Rupp and Mr. and
Mra Mears.
.
Plans for the Visiting Nurses' an
nual valentine tea at the residence of
Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbett are progress
ing. This event will be, as it has been
for many years in the past, the most
important event of St. Valentine's day.
Hundreds of friends of the association
will make their annual pilgrimage
with a silver offering for the good
cause. Society in all its cliques and
circles looks forward to enjoying the
charming hospitality of tha Corbett
home on this occasion, as with but few
exceptions the teas have always beem
given at Mrs. Corbett's residence. The
candy table will be one of the unusual
features and. In the way of entertain
ment. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grady will
give several solo dances.
' v
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Allen Iewis
entertained - Monday night at the Or
i pheum theatre with a box party of six.
i .
A Move for You-
Serves You
Right
Portland's leading grocers are now in the new store. '
""Here in' the finest store in Northwest are the best fancy
and staple foods in. unlimited varieties and 'at no higher
y prices in an you pay for ordinary brands.
The best is. none too good add to the-health, 'happi
ness and prosperity of your family -
VHave the new store -backed by 30 years' of knowing 1iow-
SERVE YOU RIGHT
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166 Fifth Street, Corbett Building
' Oppoaito ' PoatofBca1 "on ; tha i Squara".
Sara Phona Numbw-Mala 9432, A-4432
the affair being planned as a compli
ment to Miss Alice Tucker and her
fiance. Spencer Biddl. Miss . Sally
nf Mfka Tucker. Who
is visiting with her until 4fter th
wedding. February 10. and William
Howe, were additional gueats.
Mrs. Liewis and her little daughter.
Clementine, returned early last week
from San Francisco, where Mrs. Lewis
has enjoyed a month's visit with her
sisters. The tourist season Is now at
its height in California, and friends.
not only from home but from all parts
of the country, are met on every occa
sion.
Mrs. W. B. Aver returned last night
from a few days' visit at her farm
near Carlton, Or.
m
Mrs. Mah-tha S. Gleiow of Alabama
and Washington, D. C, is the hause.
guest of Mrs. Preston Carter Smith
of 828 Montgomery drive. Mrs. Gle
iow is the author of "The Light on
the Hill" and other delightful books.
This distinguished lady has read be-1
fore the royalty of England and Is
well known on tha lecture platform in
this country, and is well remembered
by those who heard her at the Port
land Chautauqua some years ago. lt
is hoped that Mrs. Glelow will give
one of her draifatic evenings of plan
tation songs and stories while in
Portland.
MXas Evelyn Carey and Miss Bar
bara MacKenxie have lft for San
Francisco in .company with Misal
Beatrice Nickel, who was visiting for
zew aays in forxiana. xney win
be the guests of Mlse Nickel until
after the wedding of Miss Ruth Zeile
and Corbett Moody, an event of next
Tuesday. Miss Carey and Mlsa Nickel
Willi ba bridesmaids at the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Simon, who
will leave soon for California, accom
panied by their attractive daughter.
Miaa Helen Simon, to spend. the spring
and summer in the south, are being
much entertained before . their d
parture. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M.
Seller gave a dinner Friday evening
ill wwr uvnvr. uc njuesis were: jar.
and Mrs. U N. Fleischner, Mr. and
Mrs. Ecrward Ebrman. Mr. and Mra.
Ludwig Hlrach, Mrs. Jacoby of San
Francisco. Cecil Bauer, and Mr. and
Mrs. Simon.
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Mr. and Mra. I. N. Fleisobner were
dinner hosts Wednesday evening com
pumeaunr Mra uustave Simon.
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Miss Kenna Mary Klosterman's en
gagement to Thomas Standlfer waa an
nounced xnursaay arternoon at a
tea given by Mrs. Clifton Nesmith Mc
Arthur at the Mallory hotel. Miss
Kloetertnan la a popular girl in' Port
land society, me daughter or Mra
John Klosferman. She la a graduate of
the old Portland academy and later at
tended Miaa Bennett's school fn New
Tork. Mr. Standlfer Is a former Texan.
the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Standlfer.
He is a graduate of the University of
Southern California and Is connected in
business here with tbs L. B. Menefee
Lumber company. He U a nephew of
L. B. and Oscar R. Menefee. No def I-
nlte plans have been made for the wed-1
ding but it is planned for the early
Th tea was a charming affair. Re
viving with Mrs.' McArthur and Miss
Kloaterman were Mrs. John Ernest
Klosterman. and Mrs. I. M. Standlfer.
About, 8d gueota . called-dluring the
hours, for the most .'part Intimate
Mends of the KWsterman and Standi
fer families.-. f:J-:v,; ' ; ' k
,Th .tea. table ; was decked n early
spring flowers and ? presiding J were
Mrs. Coe A. McKenna, Mr. James Paul
Cooke,, Mrs. .Lewis A McArthur and
Used Heaters
Wood and Gas Ranges
At Rummage Prices-,
A-B Low Oven Gas
Range, new p rj o e
$22.50, usedprice-.i
Garland Side Oven Gas
Range, new price CO QC
S 6 5, used price pirJ
Vulcan Side Oven Gas
Range, new p r i c e "t A AC
S30r used price
New Method Side Oven
Gas .Range, new price CIO 9C
S40, used prioe y
Jewel Side Oven Gas
Range, new price (Q Cf
J32.60. used price Pa7,JV
Reliable Side Oven Gas
Ra$ge, new PriceflJQ'Te
$28, jused price PO-
Jewel Low Oven Gas
Range, new price 820, aQ CZfi
use price p0.ijvr
Combination Wood or
Coal Range, new price Ml QC
tiOuaed price PS 100
Grand Wood or Coal
Range, new price $50, COO QC
used price p&0..i7J
Dinner Bell Steel Cook
Stove, new price $26, 10 QC
used price apiai.UiJ
Kitchen Gem Cook Stove,
new price $15. used
prige
No! 20 Carbon Heater,
new price $17.50, used
price
Colonial Wood Heater.
Srica.?..''7:"'..!!? $13.65
$7.45
$8.75
, High Quality
Dining-Room Suites'
At Rummage Prices
$177.50 Three- place'
Fumed Dining Rootn
Sulte consiting of Buf
fet, China Closet and
Table. Rummage price O,
?294 Nine-piece Ja
cobean Dining Room
Suite in mahogany,
excellent quality.
Rummage price..
$149.75
Rummage
$455
$369 Nine-piece Ja
cobean Dining Room ,
Suite, all large
pieces, cane inserts. C1C1 Cft
ice f
Jacobean Din
ing Room Suite. 10
pieces, extra large
Xet'...H.".m.m-as- $220.00
Fine Matched
Chamber Suites.
Prices Out of All
Proportion of Value.
Quick Disposal of .
Enameled
Chamber Furniture
$57.00 Ivory Enameled ffOC QC
Table for Ja&U,I7iJ
$26.00 Three Quarter C1 Q C
Wood Bed for pJ.O a&O
$28.60 Ivory Storage Q Qfl
Chiffonier for f lAiOU
$47.60 Extra Urge
Adam Design Chif- QQ
S2S.75 Ivory Enameled yT
Triplicate Mirror D.ess- 41 A lQf)
lng Table for: tpl.57U
$25.75 Enameled Bed, A Af
spool turnings, for.... P"X-tV
$35.00 White Enamel (1 Af
Carte Panel .Bed for... plO.'rU
$25.76 Three Quarter
White Enamel Wood
Bed for
$98.00 Ivory Enamel
Dresser, triplicate mir
ror, for
$46.60 Ivory Chiffonier C1 QC
with blrdseye top fa00
$14.85
$49.75
$27.50 Dressing Table CI I QC
in Adam design for..-. P iOJ
$26.95
$14.45
$13.45
$57.00 Ivory DreseeT,
birdseye top, for
$27.50 Enameled Colo
nial Chiffonier for
$22.50 Ivory Emamel
Writing Table for
Sample Davenport
Values on High
Quality Pieces
$68 Fumed Davenport,
large also, leather up- C0 1 CC
bolstered, for PO A.OiJ
$75heraton Settee In QC
solid mahc ;any, for . .. Hat ,t3
$146 Karpen Leatner
all Upholstered Daven- JO, QQ
$86.00 Ieaher Uphol
stered Settee, mahog- COQ 7C
any frame pO7. J
$139.50 Karpen Loose
Cushion D a v e n P ore,
upholstered in mul
berry velour, for
$89.75
' Umbrella Stands
Real Rummage Prices
.s.n.d.8; $2,10
$5.75 . Umbrella
Rummage price
$6.25 I'umfd Oak Um
brella Stands. Rum
mage price , .
$2 95
$167.50
New 1917 A-B
Sanitary Gas Ranges
New A-B Models with
side oven, four burn
ers, white porcelain
door, extra large cook
ing surface. EXTRA
SPECIAL
29JS
$293.50 Maho gany
Chamber Suite in
Jacobean deaign
wlthvtwln beds.
Rummage price.. -,
' - " 7- ' . - ' f
$169.25 Three-piece ,
Mahogany Suite, Queen
mVp...?.: $89.75
$231.00 Adam design
Ivory Enamel Suite, SI 1C Qfl
four pieces , llO.OU
$187.60 Decorated
Ivory Enamel Cham-
ber Suite, 6 pieces. CI 1Q Jtl
with twin beds pXai7,J
: 3. ; .
12 Patterns Mahogany
Dining -Room Tables
12
$3.76 Golden Oak Um
brella Standi. Rum- Cf TQ
mage price P 7
$5.00 Wood Waste Bas
ket la fumed oak at ... .
$5.75 Golden Oak Um
brella S t a n d a. : Bun
mage price .v. ......
$2.10
$2.80
DRAPERY GOODS
25c TO 40o TAKS UVX AXTM M
Remnants of Scrim. Mar-
qulsette and Cretonne from .0
2 to 10 yards of a pattern. 1 fl
Special, yard , ... V
BsanrAarTs or ooosa omxaz.
If AXO.T 73UCXX XJT TO 1.00 3X
TABS . :;
Remnants of Sundour Mad- .. -
ras. Reps. Cretonnes, etc.. all ' i;
colors, 1 to 6 yards of a pat- QC j'
tern. vara wv
l.OO QTTAXiXTT OOTOK
UVMTAWT, BO XVCKSS, XX
OIBBI. BZUB. HUIi.
BEBBT ABB IIOTI,
TABO
49c
BOO, 8Be ABB 75e OBBTOBBZS
Three to 10 yards of a pat-
tern, light or dark colorings. !)('
Special, yard "... fwG
TTCXD CBBTOBBB CVBTAXBI,
all sixes, priced from, per palr'
S1.35 down to 654 ' : .
H coxjcnc COTOBS
60x60 Inches, suitable for ' '?
table or trunk covers. (1 QC
Each pi.30
WOTTXBOBAK X.AOB OVBTAXBS
in' ecru only, at leas than half
price, small or large designs, plai.l
or figured centers. Most of then
ran be had in pairs at, each, fiSfi
654, 504 and 354.
abb - zoan
XJkCB CrOBTAXBS, vain,
up to $4.76 Pair, cur
tains with colored lace
overdrapes attached in
pink, blue, brown and
green. Hpecial, pair....
$1.95
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
Mail orders will have our immediate attention. No charge
for packing or drayage to freight depot.
All Kinds in This
Great Rummage
$7.00 Fumed Oak Chaf- M A(
ing Dih Stand BO.tV
$37.60 Flush Rim Dia- C1Q J2C
lng Table, fumed..... V117'00
841.76 Jacobean Ex- -tension.
Table, .plat- $21.65
form base r-
$11.00 Mahogany FinUh eA QC.
Tabie. special r.ia
Tab'" !!i.c".y."!Tf $13.80
$21.60 Quartered Oak '
Library Table, Plank$U95
$34.50 Eight-foot Ex- tflQ QC
tension Table. 48 in...
$36.50 Oax Extension CI fJ flR
Tablet used P''
$24.76 . Fumed Library. C 1 Q-QC
Table for tyl,VO
Mahogany 8tand
$33.90
$11.50
Table
$68.60 Jacobean Exten
sion Table, 64 inch....
Chairs and Rockers
Arm Rockers for 2 10
$10.55
Remarkable Values in
Brass and Iron Beds
$9.60 Chill ess Iron "Bed.. CC I tZ
Rummage price pJ.A
$12.96 ench Metal Bed.g gg
$22.60 French . Metal C- Q QC
Bed. three quarter ix rXJ.-
$29.75 ConUnuoua Post CI C QC
Brass Bed for P10.70
$19.76 French 'MeUlCIO VIfl
Bed. heavy, for. .... . , XO.V
$32.60 Colonial Brass J9.45
$29.76 Fourteen Filler C"! C -4C
Brass Bed for p
$12.60 Three' Quarter CT "TC
Iron Bed for............
$3.75 Brass Bed. '
colonial one inch fill- 21 15
$26.75 Brass Bed with. CI T Qf
heavy post -mounts. . . yl Ow
$3.45
only
$22.00 Leather Uphol- C" Q QC
stered Chair for piS.OJ
$69.75 Stickley Leath
er Upholstered Arm CQQ AtZ
Chair for apaGi7.iJ
$27.50 Lootfe Cushion
Fumed . Rocker for
$22.50 Three-piece Par- CQ QC
lor Suite, mahogany finish P7.i7J
$65 William and Mary CQQ "7C
High Back Rocker for faSia7. -
$86.00 Karpen Leather COQ 7C
Chair for pO7J
$7.00 Child's Settee, mar CQ QQ
hogany finish, at pS.i7i7
$13 Fumed Leather Seat CT 1 C
Arm Chair : r'
$18.60 Tapestry Uphol- CQ QC
stered Rocker at P7.a7a
$11.76 Oak Leather Seat CC QC.
Arm Rocker at p.i7iJlv
$29.60 Leather Seat C.1C Qfl
Settee at B10.a&U
DINING CHAIRS
Odd Lots in Both Wood and
Leather S e a t At Real
Rummage Prices.
This
Rummage Sale
This sale Is not merely a disposal
of medium and low priced items,
but affords for your choosing hun
dreds of high quality pieces suit
able for every room in the home.
sucn matters as Karpen, Luce Fur
niture Company, Imperial Furniture
company. L. & J. O. Stickley. and
Grand Rapids Chair Company are
Jompany. L. & J
represented in this gi
Prices are out of all proportion to
value a quick let-go of all odd
pieces is the end in view.
NO GOODS SOLD TO DEALERS
Deliveries will be made at our earliest convenience-exchanges.
No
MANY GOOD THINGS IN THIS SPACE
$31.95
$65.00 Double Door
Jacobean Book Case..
$34.60 Jacobean Ladies
Desk, fumed oak, with C1Q QC
side lights S1S7.0
$14.50 Oak Writing CC 1 C
Table, used, for pU-.l
428.60 Fumed Oik tflO Oft
Ladies Desk, used ?
$11.76 Mahogany Finish C QC
Ladles Desk for SO.OU
$13.60 Mahogany Shaped CO Qfl
Front Commode for pJ.W
$22.76 Craft - Design C1Q Qft
Fumed Book Case r10.a4U
$49.75 Large Mahogany '. i
Colonial Writing Table Cg J
$12 75 M ah o t a n y Tea CC CC
Table, good quality pU.U9
$14.50 Orasa Fern Stand, CC Qfl
extra sir.e ipJ SJ
$69.50 Large Blrdseye CQyf QC
Maple Dreoer p04.00
$39.75 Colonial Chif
fonier in Blrdseye CQQ fiA
maple for ea&-OU
Mahogany Chamber
Pieces Great Values
$62.50 Mahogany Chif
fonier fn Adam design. CQ QC
Rummage price pttfj
$34.00 Princess Dresser
In mahogany. Rum- CI C'QC
mage price PlO.OiJ
$78.50 -Extra Si xe
ZMtessing Table, tripli
cate mirror, colonial
style
$55.00 Post Colonial
Manogany Chiffonier, CQ7 QC
nign quality P- Oa
$90.00 Colonial Chif- '
fouler, extra large COQ QC
sire. Rummage price. P0i.0J'
49 E0 Victoria Dresser '.
in mahogany. Rum- Ml .n
....... "t" w
$42.85
j mag price
Great Values in Odds and Ends
Linoleums Rugs Carpets
Two 6-yard pieces 60c pro-linoleum at, yard . 39c
6 2-3 yards 80c linoleum at, yard .' 47c
7 and 9-yard pieces 80c printed linoleum at, yard 47c
5 1-3 yards of 90c printed linoleum at, yard , 53c
12- yard piece 80c printed linoleums at, yard 49c
4 1-3 yard piece 75c printed linoleum at, yard .43c
3 2-3 and 4-yard pieces of inlaid linoleum, 1.25 value, yard . . . 69c
4j4-yard piece $1.50 inlaid linoleum, yad-vrvT77T777T 79c
3H and 8 2-3 yard pieces of inlaid linoleum, 11.75 quality, at. -89c
8-yard and 5 4-yard pieces of 1.85 inlaid linoleum, yard 95c
5 -yard piece $1.25 inlaid linoleum, yard 73c
13- yard piece $2 inlaid linoleum at, yard .$1.39
7 2-3-yard piece of $1.25 inlaid linoleum. at, yard 79c
13-yard piece $1.85 inlaid linoleum art, yard .$1.08
6lA, lYi, 5H, yy yrd pieces of $1.50 granite linoleum, yard 79c
Twenty Remnant of Carpet From 3 to 10 Yard of a
Pattern toClote at Very Low Price
5- 3x6-0 Axminster rugs, bordered on two sides at, each $6.75
6- 5x6x9 Brussels rugs bordered on two sides at ........... .$7.75
6- 0x6-0 Carpet rugs, big value, at , .$6.35
8-3x10 Velvet rugs, bordered on two sides. Rummage price $14.35
7- 6x9-0 Tapestry Brussels rugs, bordered on two sides Sale $11.95
6-9x9-0 Carpet, rugs. Rummage price $10.75
8x10 Used fiber rugs, big value, at y ......... t . . ,$7.35
9x12 Used fiber rugs, big value, at $8.40
j4-yd. samples of Body Brussels carpet. Rummage price, piece 20c
i , ... .
One Lot Remnant Rugs, Special Lot Remnant Rugs
Size About 24x36 Size20x30
Appropriate for doorways, CQ
bedrooms and halls, each Oa7v
Inexpensive remnant 'ani- ylQ
pies for various uses m. 4vC
Tapestry Upholstered
Pieces in Mahogany
and Reed
$13.90
$26.76 Tapestry Up
holstered Chair. Rum
mage price
$48.50 -Maboa-anv Tap
estry, Upholstered CQt QC
Rocker. Rummage price V a UJ
Mahogany , Chair,
$21
denim covered. Rum- CIO ft A
mage prife piaW.a7U
$44.85 Velour. Uphol
stered Reed C h a I r. CQfi .ff
Rummage price ja&0''U
$29.60 Cretonne Upho:-
stered Reed Chair. CI Q C
Rummage price V0XO
$46.00 Karpen Ivory
Decorated Cretonne CQQ Oft
Covered Chair for 7U
$28.60 Karpen Tap
estry Upholstered ClQ'yfC
Chair. Rummage price rl7tO
$25.60 Tapestry Uphol
stered Rocker. Rum- (14 QC
mage price ,. lO&D
861.60 Karpen Velour
Scr?.;..R.u.ra.m..lf.? $3140
$18.50 Oane Baca Ma
hogany Chair. Rum- CI ft Qft
mage price ? 1 U.7l
$36.76 Loose Cushion
Tapestry Arm Chair. CQf AC
Rummage price . . Pw.,IiD
$17.86 Tap. Reed Rock,
er. . Kummage price .
829.85 Tapestry Up
holstered Reed Rock- CQT Af
er. Rummage price... Va.'til
$49.60 Karpen Loose
Cushion Arm t: hair. CQf 1g
Rummage prices..:....
$11.20
Drop Leaf Breakfast Tables
With Large Lower Shelf
$1.99
USED CHAMBER PIECES
$25.50 Adam - Dreslng Table, ; mahogany finish, used .
,w3fOl. ' -." .' eassaa'see
$31.60 Adam Dreaser, mahogany finish, used. .S14.40
. $29.50 Adam; Bed,' manogany finish, used. S13.80
$29.50 Oak Colonial Dresser, used ..... .. . . . . . . S14.85
; $1740 Quartered Oak Dressin Tableau sed. . . . . . .(9.40
t $37.50 Princess Desser, mahogany flnfsh. used.'.f19i85 .
$17.50 White Enamel .Dressing Table, used,.'. . . S8.9S
$21.50 Oval iQlaaW SweUrront Dresser, ' used.. ;.S13.85 '
nasi,
BUFFETS and CHINA CL055ET5?
$42.00 Double Door' Fumed China Closet, r rrammare
. price S19.75
$21.76 Oak Sidebsard, used, rummage pries. S1300
$55.00 William and Mary China Closet, large. . .,82115 !
7? Sft VnmA TRnffAt. Tn-tti A Inrhu' mmmtr S Car '
; $37.60 Double "Door Fumed China Closet, price 817.60
$95.75 White Bnamel China Closet and Buffet two rteces.
rommage-price . ... . .... . .841.80
$5.00 Qusj-tarad Oak China Closet. prlc:...., . 829.85
;.-Ooatlaaey ea Fteltowloj .Ptg)