KAOE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
SATURDAY, AUC. 13, 1?4t
Guild Meeting
Busy Session
TULELAKI Th Guild of the Tulelake Community Pre.sbyterlan
thurrh had a busy session, Wednesday. August 10. tt the home of Mrs.
Chester 6tonecypher. Mrs Ocorge Fischer wa co-hostess and devotion
wer led by Mrs. Frnk Howard.
Mrs. Howard, wife of one of the recent homesteaders whose has
band served In the nary during the last war. told of the experiences
of mission sines In the Philippines, where the worst problem la to con
vert idnl worshipers and to over-
come age-old superstitions. Mr. and . . .
Mis. Howard wlU speak at the next J M r) AT) P
... .n,, of Lh. luild to bey U I IKJIIIC
held In the church annex August 17,
Thia will be Quarterly missionary
program.
Mrs. Tom Newton spoke on retired
missionaries.
With Mrs. J. W. Shepard In the
chair, members voted to serve a
dinner for the Rainbow girl In the
near future. Itave the go-ahead sign
to Mrs. H. T. Street, chairman of
the stained glass memorial window,
for Installation and put ISO made
by serving the annual chamber of
commerce dinner Into the window
fund.
Specification! for the window
which will honor all service men of
the Tulelake community will be sent
to Portland Immediately and It is
expected that the window ill be
In br next Memorial Day. Contrt
buttons to this fund are still being
gladly accepted.
A committee was appointed to
send box of food to Mr. and Mrs.
R. P. McNaughton. missionaries In
Northern Japan, who writs) that
food is very scarce there.
The guild will also sponsor a rum
mage sale about the time that
transient harvest labor arrives in
the falL Donations of clothing, even
lightweight summer garments, will
be welcomed since soma shipments
are tent overseas to warmer climes-
Mrs. Fthel Howard, Oklahoma,
wss a guest.
Hostesses at the August 17th
meeting will be Mrs. Tom Newton
and Mrs. Jim Stoddard. Devotional
will be by Mrs. OUle Moore.
Rebekah
BONANZA The Bonanza Fra
ternity Rebekah lodge log was hon
ored on August (by a visit from the
president of the Oregon Rebekah
assembly. Lela Ramsey, and the
assembly chaplain. Jennie Hum.
With Esther Feral und, past noble
grand, presiding, two candidates,
- Lester Boggs and Lorem Holzha us
er, were Initiated.
Following the Initiation a social
hour was held. Sally Oourley. Oer
tie Webber, and OseD. Westherty
were hostesses.
The Bonanza Rebekah lodge was
represented at the district conven
tion held In Klamath Falls August
t by Bessie Holxhauser. Luccla Web
ber, Blanche Morley, Virginia Holx
hauser, Eva 8 trunk. Larue Mark
ham. Ada Sparrlngton. Sally Oour
ley. Janet Pernhind. Louise Kelly,
Ada Kruger, Dorothy HotzhauseT.
Vella Wilder, Gertie Dick, Beverly
Roberts. Eva Roberts, Esther Pern
lund, Oerue Webber, Bonnie Fern
lun. Mrs. Hamaker and Kathleen
Markham.
Meeting Held
The Maranatha missionary soci
ety of the Bible Baptist church met
at the home of Mrs. Emma Judd on
Tuesday August a at 6 p. m. for its
regular business meeting and a pot
luck picnic
After the picnic the group was
led In the tinging by Mrs. Oreta
Van Duker. Short descriptions of
four of the Bible schools and col
leges were given by Mrs. Lillian
Stenberg on .the Monday Bible
school. Mrs. Sarah Fields on the
Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Rose
smitn sn the Multnomah school of
the Bible, and France Smith on the
WesUnont college.
Campus Picnic
The annual all campus picnic for
the Oregon Technical institute fac
ulty, employes and families is olan
ned for Wednesday, August 17. at
:w p. m. to picnic which Is soon.
sored by the Faculty Women' club
will be held at Moore park.
Picnic chairman I Mrs. John
Howard. She will be assisted by
Mrs. H. Rotrock. Mrs. R. L. Smith.
Mrs. H. Pederson, Mrs. P. O'Connell,
rs. j. uraotree. Mrs. D. Daughtery,
Mrs. D. Jones.
At the picnic the faculty wives
will greet new member of the
faculty and their families.
Entertained
MERRILL Mrs. Riley DeLap
entertained at bridge recently. Two
table were in play and prises were
won by Mrs. George Elliott for high
core, Mrs. Virgil Rexford for sec
ond high, and to Mrs Everett Jones
for travelling.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. M. A. Bowan, Mrs. R. w
Steele. Mrs. Rexford, Mrs. Jones,
Mr. John Olacomint. and Mm. C.
E. Sharp of Merrill. Mrs. miintrJ
from Klamath Falls, and Roaella I
Richardson from Malta. I
m0M tlfp
Come out and help u celebrate!
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Itlrthday Cake Served 6 to 1Q P. M.
GOOD FOOD AS ALWAYS!
Entertainment by Wilbur Stiles, piano and tolovox,
Cliff Helton, vocali and drums.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eugene uuon
art now at home In Albuquerque. N.
M.. after their wedding In Portland
July 33. The ceremony was per
formed by Dr. Paul 3. Wright at the
First Presbyterian church with
reception afterward in the church
lounge.
Thg bride, formerly Mrs. Vlvlennt
Odishaw, Is the daughter of Mrs,
Esther Handwerk of Chicago, who
i as present for the ceremony. Eu-
gene Is the ton of Mr. and Mrs.
, j. u Olson, formerly of this city
I and now of Portland.
I David Michels and James Merrill,
cousins of the bridegroom, were
i ushers.
Assisting at the reception were
i Mrs. H. M. Parkhurst. Mrs. E. P.
Torgerson Jr. and Jeanne Merrill
of this city.
Eugene plan to work for hi mas
ter degree thia fall at the Uni
versity of New Mexico In Albu
querque. Garden Club Plans
TULELAKE Because of recrea
tion plan at Crescent lake during
the early part of August there will
be no regular meeting of the Tule
lake Garden club this month.
The meeting date has been
changed from the second Tuesday
in the month to the fourth Tuesday
to the September meeting will fail
on the 27th. The place will be an
nounced later.
Officers will be elected at this
meeting.
Member are asked to bring teed
pods of garden flowers and weed
to make winter bouquet.
Hayride Held
The Bonanza Youth Recreation
club, which 1 sponsored by the
Rebekah lodge, held a hayride on
August a. Members are planning a
swimming party on August 17 at OTI.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Femlund and
Mr. and Mrs. L Dick will chaperon
the group.
All young people of Po valley.
Dairy. Langell valley and Bonanza
are Invited to all activities of the
club. The club met on the first and
third Wednesday night in the Odd
Fellow hall In Bonanza.
Penny Club
BONANZA Mr. Mabel Maxwell
entertained the Bonanza, Penny
club at her home on Wednesday
evening. Birdie Burke sm k.k
nrtza at bridge, and Betty Penole i
mi mmfrvA I
Present avere Noma Bechdoldt,
nauiu moor, omit Burke, Flor
ence Horn. Blanche Oowen. Betty
Pepple and Lillian Bechdoldt.
Guest Honored
BONANZA Mr. Owen enter
tained on Fridav
Betiy Jo Bradley of LakevteW who Jotinon
has been visiting here.
Quest were Betty Jo Bradley. ! Hnnorprl
auieruie iaroorn. joan zick.
Ruth Mary Thomas and Mary Anne
Leavttt
Pinochle
6HEVLIN Mr. Rolland Guznp-
ert entertained member of her
pinochle club Wednesday, August 1,
at her home.
Guests included Mrs. Vernon
Sayre. Mr. Ben Conklln. Mr. Frank
Mauger, Mrs. Amos Thompson. Mrs.
George Wall. Mrs. OrvUle Bean and
Mr. Harry Stingley.
Mr. Mauger received high prize,
Mr. Sayre. low, and Mrs. Stingley.
traveling.
Party-Time
LANGELL VALLEY Mr. and
Mrs. I. B. Morris entertained at
their home on Tuesday. Present
were Mr. Jerry Van Busklrk and
family of Tulelake. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Morris and Betty Beaver all
of Santa Rosa. Mr. and Mm. Rosa
Stampley. Klamath Falls. Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Short and son, of Hen
ley. The auxiliary to the Veteran of
Foreign War met in the library
clubroom Thursday evening, August
4 and In the absence of the presi
dent. Ruby Bowman, the Junior
vice president, Orace Crump, pre
tided. A several of the other offi
cer were also absent, only routine
business wa transacted, and plana
tor the post and auxiliary picnic
were discussed. The date for the
nlrmle im till unAmMAmA h,, 11 w
inrvninrMl lata Th, nv m. ul 1
will be Thursday, August 18.
I "? MISS
3RD ANNIVERSARY
Monday, Aug. 15
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A FAREWELL LUNCHEON for Diane Hines, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Hines of Tulelake, was held in her honor Wednesday. The Hines ore movirvj to Santa
Barbara soon. Present were Jerry Lee Van Buskirk, Donno Dragoo, Joan Earler, Diane and
Claudette Shuck. The party was given by Mrs. Clifford Shuck and was followed by o matinee.
Ouilensn.
Birthday Party
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Louis
Monroe Sr. of Cave Junction vis
ited here on August t to celebrate
the birthdays of Louis Sr. and Paul
Monroe.
The family gathering was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Monroe. A poUuck dinner was
served at noon followed by a social
hour.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mon
ro Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Thomas.
Ruth. David. Margie and Butch
Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dear
born, Paul, Mark and Ted Dear
born, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Monroe
and Jrrl and Louis Jr.
Bride's Party
Mary 6c heck, bride-elect of Don
aid Sauers. was leted with a bridal
shower August S at the home ot
Mrs. Lynn Props L. The theme wss
a kitchen party. The nuptials are
planned lor October 31.
Quest at the party were Mrs.
C. A. Reppe. Mrs. Thomas Massey.
Mrs. Gomer Caseman. Mrs. Bert
Hawkins, Mrs. Robert Worley. Mrs.
Mark Watson, Mrs. Lulu Hutchuis.
Mrs. Mclvln Era in, Mrs. Russell
Griffith, Mrs. Claude Schaup. Mrs.
Roy Grumble. Mrs Brnjamen
Campbell. Mrs. Clarence Huruuker,
Mrs. Vera Lowe. Mrs. George Lar
sen. Mrs. W. E. Scheck. the bride's
moth"'' nd MtrT Scheck.
Sunday Dinner
LANOELL VALLEY Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Frazier entertained at
dinner on Sunday. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Nylon and three
children, and Mrs. Colleen Brvtoe.
all of Yuba Cuty. Calif .. Mrs. Mary
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. O. C
Mint King was honored Friday
evening at 7:30 with a going away
shower given by the ladies of the
First Christian church.
Miss King will leave early In Sep
tember for Eugene wnere she Is
entering Northwest Christian col
lege to prepare herself for the mis
sionary field.
LANOELL VALLEY Mrs. Mike
Dearborn entertained on Sunday lor
her son. Pa ill. who was lour years
old. Maria and Monte Burnett. Hen
ry. Teddy and Mark Dearborn ate
dinner with Paul and enjoyed an
afternoon of games.
Twenty-one members of the Re
bekah social club attended the pot
luck luncheon and business meeting
held In the I OOP hall Wednesday.
August 10, and at this time the
secret pals were revealed and each
remembered with a gift Name
were also drawn for the coming
year.
The Golden Circle class of the I
First Baptist church Sunday school
met at the home of Mr. John Pat
terson, 702 N. Eleventh, on August 1
for the regular monthly meeting.
The afternoon was spent In sewing
for the needy. Refreshment were
served by the hostess.
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Send year cleaning
with your I a a n d r y I
Phone Sill or SMS for
pickup and delivery.
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CASCADE
LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS'
Klamath's Finest
Convention
TULELAKE Plana for attending
the state Legion auxiliary conven
tion were heard at the regular meet
ing of the auxiliary, No. 1M. Tues
day night. Sessions w ill be held In
Los Angeles August 13-17.
Those attending are Mrs. Mae
Rudd. department chaplain. Mrs,
Helen Cushman. president of the
Tulelake unit. Mrs. Edith Oresham
and Mrs. Sam Phillips.
Attending the Legion convention
In the same city and driving south
with the women were Sam Phillips,
commander of Tulelake Legion
post. No. 164. and Lee Sonnenbrrg
The auxiliary also heard a report
by Pat McFall. delegate to Oirl
state at Sacramento.
Birthday Dinner
v.EST5IDE-Mrs. Dee Chandler
gave a birthday dinner Sunday lor
ner nusoand at their home. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leavitt
and daughter. Mary Ann. Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Burnett and family o f
Langell Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Pepple of Bonanza.
Tulelake
Mr. and Mr. Marvin Thomas
have as house guest a nephew,
Harold Thomas of Beverly Hills. A
graduate this year of UCLA he will
take post graduate work next term
in preparation tor a position as an
athleuc coach. Other house guests
of the Thomas' thia week are Mr.
Eva Gtlson and daughter. Dorothy
of Pasadena, Calif, who have been
touring Canada and the Northwest.
Miss Gilson Is a vice principal at
Glendale high school.
About 100 young homesteaders or
the 1M7-44-4V groups attended a
picnic Wednesday afternoon and
evening in the Malln park. Dads
showed up for the evening lunch
and a late swim after mothers and
youngsters had spent most of the
day In th park.
Mr. and Mr. A. E. Ryekman
have Just returned from a trip to
Koseourg. coqullle. Coos Bay and
other coast point, combining bust.
ness and pleasure. They traveled
the north bank of the Umpqua one
way where extensive road con
structlon Is under way. Black
berries were large and plentiful
and the Ryekman stopped at
patch or two to pick.
Mrs. Hildur Larson and daugh
ter, Joyce, are visiting at Turlock
at the home of Mr. and Mr. John
Bowman where the Bowman have
Just welcomed a new son. first
child In the family. The little boy.
born August 6 ha been named Ed
ward John. Mrs. Bowman 1 the
former Marg Larson.
The Parent-Teacher association
of the high school will meet Thurs
day night, August IS to start activi
ty preparations for the coming
school year. Mrs. Leonard Meshke.
new n resident, will annoint mm.
mltteea so that the organization can
begin functioning toon after the
opening of school later thia month.
The us of perfume was forgot
ten after the fall of Rome. It was
brought back to Europe from Asia
Minor by the Crusaders.
not too early to
. get clothe
ready lor
jNaCZ "Back to
S School"
Right now, before th rush. Is the
time to have your school clothe
cleaned and pressed, ready to got
We re specialists In restoring gar
ment of all kind to their original
hap and lustre. Send them to-dayl
Opp. Post Office
Blv
Rodney lladley. who has spent
the past two months at Paisley
working for George Elder, returned
nome (Saturday. i
Carol Brown, of Lakevlew. as-1
slstanl upervuor of the rremonl
taMuiiMi iwirai. npriifc several aays
in uie my aistrici last wek.
Oracle Myers of Corning. Calif
Is visiting fur a few days with lrnia
Cambron,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis left
last week to spend two weeks visit
ing relatives at Pine Blulf. Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilbert and
daughter lefl Wednesday lo spend
the remainder of the week at San
Francisco.
Mrs. Lee Staub and son. John
Lee. spent a few days here viMtmg
relatives from their home at Prai
ne City.
Mary Gale Smith, who spent sev,
era! days visiting Jo and Barbara
Campbell, returned to her home In
Klamath Falls August 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hitchcock
had as Ihetr guest last week-end
Mrs. Hitchcock brother, siiter-ln-law,
and niece. Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Lanu and daughter of Salem.
Soraque River
Robert and Glenn llaskins re
turned to their home In Washington
after spending the past three
months wtlih their grandmother,
Mr. Florence Haskins.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Welch and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Camlnl and daughter enjoyed a
picnic at Moore park Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Crume were
business visitors In Bly Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. i Brick ritnwe
returned from the vacation Monday.
They visited lelativea and friends
and California. The Stowe ftre em
ployed at Oienger's store.
Mr. Oeorgie Casebeer. Bly post
mistress, was a guest of Mr. and
Mr. E. W. Varnum Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian sumeman was a bus
iness visitor in Bly Monday.
Yvonne Lugo has returned home
from a two-month vacaUon In
Hoopa. Calif . with her aunt, Mrs.
Patricia McWIUIams.
Mrs. Mary Chioquln has been on
the sick list for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Budge Rolf and
family, who have made their home
here for the past five months, have
moved to Bly.
Automotive Hint
Unless the engine I started
slowly, the piston and the cylin
ders will not expand evenly, caus
ing unnecessary wear on the motor. I
Dorothy Gray
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The iaU red pouch doublet at a coin purse!
3th and Main
Mrs. Cornett
Sees Harmony
For GOP's
Republican leaders who staged a
flglu over the chairmanship of the
national committee can gel together
in a harmoiiiinia parly program.
Mrs. Olive Cornell, Klamath woman
and Oregon national committee
woman, said on her return home
today.
Mis. Cornell attended the sessions
In Washington where Uuy Gabriel
son ul New Jrrcy was elected OOP
chairman In a rlitse tight with sup
porters ot Axel J. Uevk of South
liakota. Mrs. Cornell voted for Heck
and. when It was over, Joined others
111 making the election of Unbrielaon
unanimous.
She said today thai Beck s sup
portera would go all the way in help
ing give the UOH a solid front If
"given the opportunity' by the
OabrtrlMin group. Especially, she ex
presed the hope that Beck will re
main aa chairman of the egrlcultui
al committee, which la planning a
coiilcrence at Sioux City September
ii.
"If that happens," said Mrs. Cor
nel, "11 is possible Mr. Beck can do
more (or the parly aa agricultural
chairman than aa national commit
tee chaltman. 1 think he can lead
the way toward a farm policy that
will win the support of the sound
farmers ot the nation."
Bonanza
Mrs. Cliff Dalian and Kalhy are
In Centralis, Wash., with her mother
who la very ill.
Frank Lovelady la receiving med
ical car in Klamath falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvtn Pool are par
ents of a baby girl born August I.
Site ha been named Judy. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Kcasell also have a
new baby, thia one a boy.
Mra. Don Rosa and Darrell of
Langell valley spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Beverly Lan and daugh,
vers.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Turner. Joan
Zirk. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple
and Betty Jo Bradley were dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gift
and family on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dan House and Janice and
Susan are spending several days In
Klamath Palls with Mr. and Mrs
Konnie Rosa and family.
The Bonanraj Beef club held a
picnic Sunday at the llellekson
ranch In Langell valley. ' Forty
adults and children attended, in
cluding the leader. John Heyden,
and family of Klamath Falla.
The Bonanxa fire department an
swered a call Sunday when a grass
fire started behind the Oasis.
Mr. slid Mrs. Dewey Horn left
last week for a two-week vacation.
They will visit their daughter and
family at Portland while away.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Puddy ar
spending this week at Dallas. Ore,
Mr. and Mra. F-d Gowen of Klam
ath Falla were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Pepple on Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Martin of
Canyonvllle spent several days with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Brown. Friday evening the Martins
and Mr. and Mrs. rn Rosa and
son vLsited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hodge I
of Tulelake.
Mr. and Mrs. Omen Pepple spent
Saturday evening at Lakevlew with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bradley. Betty
Jo Bradley returned home with
them after spending a week with
Ihe Pepples. On Wedneaday the
Pepple went to Westside to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Chandler and
family.
Development by the I'm ted Rules
of the all-metal fighting plan sev
eral years ago rendered obsolete
all other types of military cralt.
both here and abroad.
' FOR RENT
br wssk at
Sewing Machines
Lais
Sewing Machine Service
Aae gtrhaaes
rtl (kana Has
The Original
Tlirce-Lipstick Pouch
plus lax
CompU'.te Fail
Lipstick Wardrobe!
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LEAVING TOMORROW for
her home in Ooklond, Colit.,
is Norcen Cuvotiough. Noreen
has spent the pobt seven weeks
here visiting her aunt, Delia
McCrath, of this city, and her
uncle, Martin McGfOth, ot
Lokeview.
Guilnlsll
British Novelist
Raps California
LONDON. Aug. IS ifl British,
born Novelist Pamela Fiankau. who
now lives In California, aald Friday
she haa returned to England to "un
coil my nerve ends." She explained:
"Life In California la very com
fortable, very expensive, very hy
genic and very tiring
She had some advic for British
visitors to America:
"Head the advertisements rather
than the new and stay out of all
conversations beginning 'this gov
ernment ot yours . . ."
Miss Frankau will visit her nov
elist father. Gilbert Frankau. and
relax In her native Devonshire.
Want Ad phoned to Sill before
11 30 a. m. appear th same dayl
Co sj j g a g g g g g g g g g g'l o g g I'l
Lastex Net
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niw MOlhn
Valv Prld-$3.95
They're the wispiest, sheerest, coolest figure ls.liionett ever!
And they're for slimsters of ages. Have a 2'3 inch waist
band that simply can I roll over. You can wer them lmo.t
Immediately .tier sudsing-liecaiise they're quirk-drying n Ion.
Pnly has nylon crotch ... and lis 4 garler are detarhalilc.
Both pnty and giidle come in crisp, rool white. At only $1.',
jou cn f!oid teerl of erh. And "Skippie" bis. In nisi. Ii
re priced from mere 11.50. Come and
gel yours tmla) !
IT'S A WONDERFUL STORI
Homojo Housing
Fir Controlled
Tli airport fir rig exllngullii
a grass fire at p 15 am, Friday at
the hoinoja housing project. Hi
bias was put out before any dam
age was don to III housing unit.
ItlCIIIMI IIITTt'flM
Oula four men ever have lilt four
horn runs (greatest number ever
hit by any on plnveri In any Sinn
luajo. league tiasrliall game: Hon.
by l-nwe. Kd llelehanly, Loll Oeli.
rig. and Chink Klein.
7n V I H T I S E M E N T
Pl.AV I'KOVIV FAITH
Klamath rails, Oreson. Aug. II
Here la new thai will he of great
ImiMsrlaiire In lli'W Interested In
furniture. II Is a proven farl that
Uie war to gel the nxxl for your
mollrv la lo bnv dlrerl from 111
manufacturer. The Modern I
bolstered rornllure l o.. loratrd al
ijVevlrw Merrill Junrllon. ha
proven Ihla alalemriil. All tliry
ask of tou la Ibal '" COMrMltr:.
I onipare qualltv ' Hie frame,
prima, filler, and faurlr. I'ompar
si sir Is II lunrllonal, la II up to
date? Inmnare prlrea. There la n
irralrr way in save than In buy
dlrerl from Hie manufacturer.
people wli have compared have
made sialementa surh aa lhet
was surprised In find there
was ao murh dirfrrrme nt corVi I
In upholstered furnllure. Thai
super. form filling tvark as every
thing ve ran ask fnr In rootlorl "
"I dldn'l know thai von built
furniture la III the prrann aa well
as lo fit my living-room needs. I
am out ( place In standard alt
furniture."
"I was prepared la pay Iwlr aa
murh la obtain furnllure at surd
fine aualllv. Why. II eosta even
leaa than they're asking for stand
ard furnllure."
"I baa) Ihe Impreaaion your furnl
lure would be priced beyond mv
means. I an aa glad I ehepprd
here Defoe busing."
Yea. ladle and gentlemen, you
toe will be surprised when sou
compare awslllv and price l Tit
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