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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30
Ontario and Wind
Defeats Payette
Standing of League
Payttlr Has Lead of Three Points
Up Until Eighth Inning Vixen Dust
Storm lnterteres. Final Score 9
to 6.

Sundays game was about the Io-r
est game that has been played Oh
the Payette diamond Bo1h teams
were playing fine baseball UP unit
the eighth inning when a bad dust
storm rendered playiLg prAct clHy
useless. The umpires would net per
INIT calling the game Fayette GER
taindy had the Ontario team oat-
classed UP until that time. The ma
jority of Ontario's scores were made
on errors during the storm. Up un-
( til that time Payette had made only
one error, and the on.y re3s5n that
! Payette lost was thru their errors.
During the first two innings Lo.h-
ing was accomplished but in the
third inning Woodward got to first
on AN error. Hall was caught cut
at first Dibble came up to bat and
tagged a two-bagger, scoring Wood
ward Bowman got a walk and was
followed by Arnspiker who come ected
for a two o-sacker, scoring Dibble.
The inning ended with the score 2
to in Payette's favor. In the fcurtS
inning, Default, for Ontario, knocked
cut a three-bagger and was fol owed
by Darnall who scored Default on
single. In the fifth Freine got a
walk, stole second and scored on an
overthrow to third. Payette made
TO scores in either the fourth or
fifth and the Sscore now stood 2 to
2.
In the sixth the fire works again
started for Payette with Ensigns
three base hit Cree singled, scor ng
Ensign. He stole second and get to
third on an error. Shafer singled
scoring Cree. He stole second, got
to third on an error and scored on
an overthrow to first. The score now
stood 3 to in favor of Payette and
Payette held them down during the
next inning. But in the eighth in
ming a bad dust storm blew up, ditto
the team, and Ontario scored four
runs ON errors. In the last half of
the ninth King came up to the bat
for Payette and got a walk. Hal
sacrificed him to second and Dibble |
followed with sacrifice putting |
King on third. King scored en- Bow
mans single and the inning ended
with no more scores leaving the two
teams tied In the eleventh inning
Ontario scored two more runs, max
ing the score to 6.
AS rule we do not like to beef
about any of the decisions, yet the
boys certainly had to play the UNI
pire in addition to the Ontario team.
According to the rules of the game
Payette had a right to call the game
when the storm came up.
Payette lineup; Hall, ss; Dibble,
2b; Bowman, rf; Arnspiker, c; En-
sign, CT; Cree, 3b; Shafer, If; Shake
lb; Woodward, p; King, sub.
Summary. Three base hits, Ensign,
De PAUL.. Two base hits, Dibble, Stat
Or, Arnspiker, Friene, Holstrom. Sim
giles, Dibble, Bowman 2, Cree, Shas-
er 8, Smith 2, Webb, De Pauh 3,
R. Darnall, Koupal, Dillard Total
lits by Payette II; by Ontario II.
Walked by Woodward 2, King 1. BY
billiard 8. Stolen bases, Bowman,
Cree, Shafer, Friene 2,
Webb 2, Dillard. Struck out by
Woodward 5, King 2, Dil'ard g.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30
For sale-Tomato plants.

For sale-Tomato plants. H. M
Bell, Payette, Idaho.
1925 Jersey COW fresh viii sell for
cox cash. See G. P, Alternately 2t
.Lost-A new bicycle pump. Find
er return to q, A. Blair,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30
Personal Mention

Fred Fairman of New Plymouth,
: was a Payette visitor Monday.
,. Miss Hazel White, of Beise, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. AL.
Mathis
Austin Mcwiliams of Ontario, ors-
gon, was a Payette visitor on Tues
day Of this week.
Clinton woodward, the Payette
base ball pitcher spent Monday in
Vale visiting friends.
Mrs. Win Wells and baby Fern,
spent couple of days visiting at
the Beers home at Emmett.
A Zimmerman of Portland, fer
menly resident of Payette, came.
In last Friday to look after his in
terests here.
Mrs. John Cox of Emmett stopped.
off for ooupic days visit with Mrs.
VIII Wells while on her way to
Cambridge.
I. L. Thurston, L R. Woodward,
VIM. Carstens and c. w. Thurston
attended the ShriEeTs meeting in
Boise held last Saturday.
George Rouge, representing The
international Correspondence school
Of Scranton stopped off in Payette
Saturday enroute to Weiser.
Col. C. F. Muller, who was called
to Paris some time back by business
affairs is expected to return to
Payette some time the first OF May.
H. E. Dunn and Went Moss were
Salt Lake business visitors this week
going over Wednesday and expecting
to return the latter part of this
week.
Spottswood's five and ten cent
store is being moved this week to
the room formerly occupied by yeal's
Cigar store next to Will Holt's bar
Ger shop.
Miss BIanch Ross of st. Paul, ar
rived in Payette Monday for visit
a@.+he home OF her uncle H. NJ. Pell.
Mss Ross expects to remain the
greater part OF the summer
D. A. Stayton Of Blair, Oklahoma,
visited the first of this week with
DR.. J. E. Crouch and S. A Stone
hceker Mr.. stayton was looking oy-
er the valley with view of locating.
George Eagelston of Sumner. Neb:ss
arrived in Payette Monday of tbs
week. Mr. Eage,ston formerly lived
in Payette and is renewing old ae-
and looking after bus:
ness affairs.
V. S. Bellus Of Emmett, is the new
of the Payette hotel. hay
ing traded forty acres Of land near
emmett for the hotel We have net
learned when Mr.. Bollus WI take
possession.
Mrs. John McGlinchey was called
to San Francisco, Cal, the iirst of
this week by a telegram announcing
the very serious Illness of a brother.
Mrs. McGlinchey left on No. Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wachter, of
New Plymouth, were in Payette
Saturday few hours enroute home
from Starkey Hot Springs where
hey had been for week. Mr..
has just recently sold his
lumber business in New Plymouth
Ind expects to rest up for a time.
Mrs. E. E. Calvin of St Lake visit
ID with Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Chase,
While Gen. Man. Calvin and his par
y went on a tour of inspection over
he Payette Valley railroad last week.
While with Mrs. Chase she was Civ
N delightful automobile ride ov-
n the lovely hills and valleys around
md near Payette.
w. E. Haines, first advance man
or the great combined SeIs-F Lotto
.hows was in Payette Tuesday aud
Wednesday making the preliminary
for the shows visit
o Payette on June 9Th. The lot
las been contracted for of Mr.. Jac-
Ibsen and all preliminary arrange
nents made The advertising cars
viii follow Mr.. Haines very shortly.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30
BAPTIST CHURCH.
P. H. Evans, Pastor.
lnday School 10 A. NJ.

Sunday School 10 A. NJ.
Preaching IL A M, and P. M.
Subject next Sunday morning, "Ths
Central Work of the Church."
Junior B. Y. P U. Sunday $3.50.
Senior B. Y. P. U. Sunday, 700.
Bible Class Tuesday, 7;30.
Prayer and Praise, Wed. 800.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30

Mr. Heimbach .
At the Paris Millinery. New gooss
arriving every day. Just received a
fine line Of Ladies and Misses Mid
dy Blouses. Girls and children's dress
es. And just what the mothers are
looking for. For the little BOYS,
neat combination dresses. Something
entirely new.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30

Despite the heavy frost warnings
General Patch says that his salted
almond trees are going to have full
crop.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30
Methodist Church Sunday
Morning

Morning
The Sunday School meets at 10.
DR.. Bradford of Oklahoma will seek
at II.
Evening
The Epworth League viii have Its
service at Z. The pastor will preach
at s.
All are invited.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30

The president Of w. 7. Sherman
Corps Nc. II has called special
meeting May End for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the social
to be given at our next regular meet
ing May 9Th.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30

Lost-A lady's gold watch fob in
Payette. Finder return to Mrs. A
I, Bishop.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30
Society NeDs

Mrs. H. E. Dunn Delightfully."- enter
taaaed with siA tables CT bridge We'd
tsGay afternoon. A three course
4unohecn was served. Decorations
were OF lilacs. These holding hisE-
est score were Mrs. Brundage an1
/ Mrs. Miller. Miss Arma Jacobsen
assisted in serving. The guests were
Mesdames l. R. Woodward, ]. c.
Woodward, Llew Soule, H. Sommer-
camp. Albert Wilson, ]. A. Lauer,
Ed. Lauer, Peterson, Orr, Pence,
McGlinchey, w. B. Gilmore, L. ".
Patch, Bennett, Bowen, Brundage,
Boyd, Blake, Coughanour, Compton,
Muller, Vaudeville, Spinner. Hogue,
Burns, Strother, Sur, Lester Seawen,
Wilbur, Miss Wilson, Miss Jacobsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Compton en-
uertamed at luncheon SATURDAY noon,
the guests of honor being Mrs. KIM
pail OF Weiser, and Judge and Mrs.
Bowen. At six O'Clock Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Sommeroamp Pleasantly
entertained Mrs. Kimball at dinner.
Mrs. H. H. Timpe and Mrs. w. c.
Sturdevant entertained Friday after
nOon with an elaborate four course
luncheon and Kensirgton. The deco
rations were of yellow and white,
and the flowers and the very original
place cards carried out the colon
scheme. On Saturday Mrs. Timpe
and Mrs. Sturdevant gave a lunch
con to the lady teachers of the Pay
cite schools and others. The after
noon was spent in the performance
of various enjoyable literary and
artistic contests. The invited
guests Of Friday were Mesdames ].
5. Thurstons o. H. Ayey. ]. E.
Crouch, T.sR. Nelson, A ]. Scritch-
field, a. S. Luther, NJ. E. Sturde-
want, A. E. Wright, A. L. Howarth,
C. A. Vaudeville, F. NJ. Satoris, ].
E. Turner, Masonheimer, T. H. Bal
lard, Wolfe, I. R. Woodward, T. D.
Landon, Glen Landon, R. NJ. Hutch
inson, l.. V. Patch, Lewis, Jones, c.
P. Latt'g, Chas. Bolton. E. C. Keith,
c. B. Compton, NJ. E. Kirk. Satur-
days guests were Mesdames Graham,
A. E. White, James Edwards. EN-
ory Wright, E. A. CLANCY. X. G.
Boyd, Misses Dorsey, Sutton, john
son, Rumbaugh, Blakesley, Max
field, Cree, Bess Cree, Keeler. E.
Reid, Dora Huxford, Eddy, Spots
wood, NJ. Reed, Williams, Kuck,
Hobbs, Goodrow, Tweedy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30
Pasture for Stock

Good pasture, running water d.
E. Wilcox. Phone 2S6-red 8. 1872
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-30

For sale-Cull apples at the Cold
Storage, 16t8
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20
To Open Library

AZ The Thursday Afternoon club
which has been engaged for the past
several months in getting together
public library, will give reception
Saturday evening at the school house
as a library opening. A brief music;
al program has been prepared and the
women will serve refreshments. And
there will also be a silver Offering
taken to be added to the library fund.
The club women have secured a
large number OF choice books and are
opening to the public very credit.
able library. Among the books are the
works of Harold Bill Wright. includ-
Ing his latest book. in the Eyes OF
the World"
The Thursday Afternoon club Is
member OF the Woman's Federation
OF Clubs and should be commended
for the work they have done. II Is
truly along the lines Of work done by
federated clubs. 3.
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Notice of Final Settlement

In the matter of the sstate of Purl Dunlap. De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the
2ist day of December, A. d. 1914, being one Of
the regular days Of the December term Of the
county court Of Crowley county. in the State
Of Colorado. I. Cora 4 . Dunlap. administratrix
Of said estate. will appear before the judge Of
said court, present my final settlement as such
Administrative pray the approval Of the same
and will then apply to be discharged ss such
administrstrix. At which time and place any
person in interest may appear and present OBJ
jections To the same. II any there be-
Dated at ordwAy, Colorado, November 10th.
1914
Cora r., Dunlap.
Administrstrix of the estate Of Purl Dunlap,
Deceased.
Chns, @. Woodbridge, attorney for adminis-
tratrix.
First Publication. Nov. 2cth, 1914.
Last Publication Dec. II, 1914.
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Site Is Selected

The county commissioners have Sc
lected the north block OF the Vim
yard property as a site for the new
court house and county Jail. This
block is between Third and Fourth
streets and east of Idaho, or the Sec
ond block east of the Evangelical
church block.
This selection was made at a meet
ing of the commissioners held Satur.
day. Plans for the county Jail were
approved at meeting held earlier in
the week and, now that the site is
settled upon, work will be commenced
on the jail before very long.
The commissioners state that 1t
will require couple OF weeks TO
make some minor changes 10 the jail
plans after which bids will be called
for. The weather conditions during
the next month or six weeks will
govern the exact time when the work
is to be commenced, but II the winter
appears to be snopen one II Is possible
that construction will be commenced
about the first of the year. The
court house will not be built for a
year or two yet.
The site selected has not met the
approval of everyone and as q result
the subject was taken up In meeting
OF the Chamber Of Commerce Tues
day night. A committee was named
to meet with the comm issioners and
see II some better location might not
be selected. This committee reported
at meeting held again Wednesday
night, that they had seen two OF the
commissioners and that they had had
very satisfactory interviews. Just
what the outcome will be Is not
known.
Some contend that the court house
should be on Main street and propose
auy one of three or four locations on
Main.
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Local and Personal

Aileen GslIavan was quite sick last
week with tonsiltis but is improving.
Washing and Ironing. Mrs. Fisher,
west Of the Park Hotel.
Buy your Christmas presents at the
Christian church bazaar December IL.
The Ladies' Aid OF Bob Greek will
give supper and bazaar Wednesday
evening, November Is.
Watch the Saturday sales at F. e.
McKeeby Drug Co., olney Springs.
Mrs. B. M, Meyer and Mr.. Meyers
mother went to Denver yesterday,
accompanying the Shriner delegation
from here.
Mrs. NJ. J. Henderson went to
Olney Springs Tuesday to make an
extended visit with her son Fred
Henderson and family.
Judge G. F. Patrick, d. ]. Mooney,
and G. q. Cash were In Kansas City,
this week. They accompanied ship.
ment Of Patrick's cattle.
The COLORADO tax commission has
approved an increase in the tax levy
of school district No. IL. the Ordway
district. The levy was 5.34 mills and
II has been Increased to 7 mills.
James Thomas went to Denver yes
terday- morning to be conducted into
the Mystic Shrine. This ix a ceremo-
nial session of the Shriners. Accom-
panying Mr.. Thomas we're B. NJ. Mey.
er and his father. VIII Meyer, aud W.
J. Patterson and d. r. Bradley.
Jay f. Johnson and family who
went to California . few days ago,
have located 10 Ontario. They have
rented house at 242 Monterey aven-
ne, block from where Chas. Baker.
former resident Of Ordway, lives.
Mr.. johnson has engaged 10 the deco
ration business and was 10 Los AnRe-
les last week buying bis stock.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20
Coetz-Snih

Oscar Goetz, of Pueblo, and Miss
Nellie Smith, Of this city, we're
married Monday evening 10 Pueblo
at the First Baptist church, Rev. Carl
Truax. pastor Of the Mesa Baptist
church, ofiiciating. Miss Mary Brown
and Miss Myrtle McNeal. both Of this
city. were In attendance Ut the wed.
ding. Mr.. Goetz worked here during
last spring and summer. being oper.
ator At the Princess theatre. The
bride resided here for = number Of
years, having been employed as oper-
ator At the local telephone exchange.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20
Themes. Methodist Church

Get . line on your winter supply Of
coal. See Tiedemxun.
Stove and sewing machine repairs.
G. A. Laude.
Coal OF quality aod quantity At the
Ordway Trading company.
Cotton seed nut cake for sale by
Tiedemann.-40tf
Watch the f. e. McKeeby Drug
Oo.s Saturday sales. Olney Springs.
There will be . COR Of Canon
City hand picked apples on track
Saturday morning. Prices right.
From what can be CLEANED from the
various shippers, both Of Incoming
and outgoing freight the business
done By the railroad last month was
nearly double that OF . year ago. 1t
will run close 10 Is per cent OF 40 In
crease.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20
Summons

s. State Of Colorado dorado |.. In tn. D'.tr,e, COURT.
O 9. Casner. Plaintiff No 1853.
6UMMON6,
Frank Brasier, Defendant
The People OF the State of Colorado. to Frank
Brssier. the defendant above named
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear In IN Ac-
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff In tho District court OF Crowley coun-
ty. State Of Colorado, and answer the oom-
plant therein within twenty days after the ser.
vioe hereof. II served within this county. or II
served ont Of this county. or by publication.
within thirty days after the service hereof. ex-
elusive Of the day Of service: or judgment by
default will be taken against you according to
the prayer Of the complaint. And II . copy Of
the complaint IN the above entitled action be
not served with the rummons, or II the service
hereof he made out Of this state, then ten days
additional to the time hereinbefore specified
for appearance and snswer will be allowed be-
fore the taking OF Judgment by default As
aforessid.
The rsid action 10 brought TO recover the
sum of 81. .6s5.05 with interest At per cent per
annum. payable annually. per tho terms Of said
note, together with such other and further re-
lief as may be lust and equitable. including
costs Of this suit - will more fully appear
from the complaint In said aotion to which ref.
ersnoe IL here made: . copy of which Il hereto
attached.
And you arc hereby notified that II You fail
to appear and to answer tho said complaint -
above required, the said plaintiff will take
judgment against Sou by default, according to
the prayer of the compliant.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of the
District Court At Ordway. in said county this
ilth day Of September, 4. D. 1914.
STEPHEN p. ILaENHRIrz,
Clerk District Court.
First Publication Nov. 20. 1914
Last Publication Dec. II, 1914.
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W. s. STEEN, MANAGER

C. A. Miller was here from Canon
City this week oB business. Mr.. MIL
ler stated that when he invested In
his business block here, he was also
very much 10 the notion of buying
Pueblo property. II am very glad
that did not" he stated. "Ordway
property Is the best Investment and l
am glad that own property here"
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20
! CHAPTER XIV.
The Time o. NIuht,


Not ill.pleased to be left to his own
devices (whose proposed character
Digby would never have approved had
he 30 much as suspected them) Alan
none the less deferred action until
after midnight.
And espionage was all he feared
save and except always. Of course. fail
ure to find his Rose.
II was about one in the morning
when he arrived inconspicuously (but
not 20 much so as to seem deserving
Of police surveillance) in the neigh.
borhood Of the Riverside drive home Of
his mortal enemy. . grim white house
that lowered. stark and tall, upon q
corner.
His preliminary reconnoisance pro
vided little more than comfortless ex-
ercise. Huge. still. its wall bathed in
the milk and ink Of moonlight and
shadow. all It's windows dark but
one-and that one, in the topmost tier,
showed only feeble glimmer. 10 slight
that Alan almost overlooked It
But once discovered. It focused upon
itself his thoughts with . power little
less than hypnotic.
He believed with small doubt that
Rose was . prisoner within those
walls; that Judith must have con-
veyed her there with all speed.
And, this being the presumptive case.
that small. high window Of the light
might we'll be hers.
= Directly across the street from the
Trins residence. on the opposite cor
ner. . colossal apartment structure
stood half-hnished. stonework to its
second story. gaunt iron skeleton rear.
ing above.
To his INFINITE disgust. Alan found
the guardian very wide awake. very
much ON the Job: no chance here to
steal unseen into the building.
This in itself might have BEEN
deemed . suspicious Circumstance:
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20
Well Located

The Ordway hotel is well located
and most convenient stopping place.
The treatment is most courteous.
Board at the Ordway Hotel.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20
Guess Again

To the School b0yS aud GirIs:
There's . stack of paper i9 the dis
play window At the New Era office.
GuesA the number of sheets In the
pile. To the one guessing the NUN.
ber or nearest to 1t, will be given a
prize. To the one coming second
nearest another prize. TO the one
guessing the number or nearest to II
10 the different colors Of paper. and
there are green. blue, orange and
white, will be given prize. Your
guess must be in BY 8 O'Clock Monday
evening. Get busy. Any school pupil
10 the county may guess.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20
Fountain Buys Ranch

Thomas Fountain has purchased
the r. L. Mills sheep ranch, located
25 miles northwest of Ordway. In
the deal, Mr.. Foun tain also purchased
all the sheep OF the ranch.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20

not for nothing does an honest night
watchman SO deny the laws Of nature
and the tenets Of his craft But Alan
merely praised the man while cursins
the very fact Of his existence; and. 40
costing. overcame with bank.notss
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20

For Sals-Pigs aud shoats, Inquire
of Mrs. L. N. Wright. Phone, Ord
way 1877.
Another shipment Of Vscuom wash
log machines coming. Place your or
der now at the ord"sy Trading com
pany.
For sale-Child's crib bed.-Mrs.
Martin.
Before cold weather comes. pick out
your heater st the Ordway Trading
company.
The Ladies' Aid of Bob Greek will
give . supper and bazaar Wednesday,
evening, November rs.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20
olney SPRING.

DR.. T. E. Farris OF Olney Springs
has gone to Las Vegas N. M. to reside.
Mrs. H. R. Daniels expects to move
to Pueblo the last OF the week.
DR.. R. W. johnson Of Olney Springs
Ia suffering from sprained ankle.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20

Tiedemann buys baled alfalfa hay.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20
Harry Gallavan Weds

Harry Gallivan formerly OF this city
but now = resident Of Sterling, Colo,
was married on Mooday OF last week
at Mise Ruth Hartzell Of Weskan.
Kans. The ceremony was perfoamsd
At the brides homo 10 Weskan. Mr..
and Mrs. Gallivsn arrived here last
night TO pake . visit with bis mother
and brothers aud sisters.
Mr.. Gallavan has been away from
Ordway for the past five years. He
is telegrapher and now located at
StearlinR.
Themes. Methodist Church
Morning, THE Sabbath,-Is 1t
Worth While?"
Evening. "A Loyal Jewess."
Oliver E. Barker.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20

Crystal flour always at the Ordway
Trading company.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-20

There will be q car Of Canon
City hand picked apples on track
Saturday morning. Prices right.
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County of Crowley
O. g. Casner, Plaintiff No 1853.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-24

u pc. Mahogany Hspplsxhits
Suite. -. 1857. 80 from $675.00
Consisting Of sideboard. china closet, side
table, dining table, side md arm chain.
Upholstered In leather.
1 pc. Col. Mahogany Suite,
o202. 80 from $565.OO
lIsavily carved. sideboard. china closet, side
tabls and dining table.
1 DC. Col. Mahogany Suite,
o1o7 so from $636.0O
Consisting Of sideboard and crystal closet.
Il pc. Rem siss snce Suite, Mshog-
any. ~, $50. 90 from $2,60O.00
Consisting Of sidsboard. china closet, dining
table, ado an. arm chairs ard side table.
IL pc. 1lissbethan Flemish Oak
Suite. .... .o626. 20 from 81, 050.O0
Consisting Of adeboard. china closet, sids
table. dining table, side chairs and arm
chairs with cane seats and backs.
10 DO. 1snaiss snce Early 1nglish
Oak Suite. -. assoc from $3.50. 90,
Consisting Of sidsboasd, crystal closet, dining
table, side table. ode chairs and 2 arm
chairs. Upholstered In green denim.
8 DO. Rem ans anee Early English
Suite. :! o22b.00 from $4,000
C;o.nsi.tins q s'dsboa'd. china closet and
1 pc. Rsrsiss sncs Brown Oak
suite. 80. :. $4,000 from $4,000
Consisting Of sideboard. crystal ciosst,
serving table and dining table.