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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-15
PUBLIC SALES

We have purchased 1922
900 pair U. S. Army Munsi-
on last shoes, sizes so to IL
which was the entire surplus
stock Of one of the u. S.
Government shoe contrac-
tors.
This shoe is guaranteed
one hundred per cent solid
leather, color dark tan, bel
lows tongue, dirt and water
proof. The actual value of
this shoe is $500. Owing
to this tremendous buy we
can offer same to the public
at 1895.
Send correct size. Pay
postman on delivery or send
send money order. II shoes
are not as represented we
will eheerfully refund your
money promptly upon re-
quest.
National Bay State Shoe Co.,
296 Broadway,
New York, N. Y.
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The Calhoun Chronicle
Thursday, March 18th, 1923.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Lynn Fosle. OF Russett, was q bust
hess caller IL Grantsville Friday.
Eddie Gum. OF Nj. Zion; was In
Grsntsville O few hours Monday, on u
business errand.
Charley Shanks, OF Brooksyille was
business caller in .Grantsville Tues
Gay.
John Bell, prosperous business man
OF Huntington. formerly Of this county
Was business caller here Wednesday.
Hiss 1helms Burns. Of Henrietta /,
visiting IN Grantsyitie this week.
The Citizens Telephone Company
Is having soLae repair work done on the
lines here this week.
John Church. Of Sycamore, was
business caller in Grantsviile Thursday
Carl Gamer. OF Joker, was q business
caller in Grantsvilie Wednesday.
Ira Bryner of Joker. was attending
To business matters here Wednesday.
Isaac Deems. d first class citizen
and farmer Of Anna pforiah, was bust
less caller Ina Grantsyille Wednesday.
Arx. W~sley Propst, OF Pine Creek,
departed this life on last Sunday night
The rensins wete laid to rest IN the
ST. Paul Cemetery on Tuesday.
Henry Jsckson who has been employ
ed by G. l. Cabot Gss Co. here for
some time has Been transferred to Sal
eE- Mr.. JackFou and family have
moved to that place.
j. Elmer Han. a prosperous farmer Of
Walnut, was attending to business In
the Interest Of the Farm Loan ASCOT
alton here, day or 30 this week.
Mrs. Harper Barnes and daughter
Mrs. Earl rsnnOy, OF Philips Kun.
were shopping III CrantsviIle one day
this week.
Uncle Jimmie Unstesd. az aged
citizen and former resident or this
county and who has many friends here
died at Huntington last week and was
laid 70 rest IN the cemetery at that city.
Stinson Rec. OF Petersburg died last
week aud his remains were brought
20 Richardson where they we're laid TO
ftSt ia INC Ie1rfetFv ileie- AE' bet WIS
60 years ofage and1for many years was
a resident of Calhoun county. before
moving TO ParkeT6btrE.
SIR. Robert johnson OF Arkans2s :,
greeting friendA here a day or 30 this
week Nr. johnson was q resident Of
Calhoun ia boy-hood days but has been
elsewhere for neerly twenty years. He
had many comments 10 make on the Inn
provements which the town Of Grants
Vile had made aud added THAT the
road were not improved very much.
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MANY COUNTIES WITHOUT
DISEASE PROTECTION
q STATE HEALTH CHIEF
4 SUGGESTS REMEDY

SMALLPOX, typhoid fever. and other
preventable diseases. Claimed an M
usual number OF helpless victims IN
the IL epidemics which swept West
Virginia last year because the rurai
communities did not have adequate
health projection" DR.. " 7. HeaSaaw.
state health Commissioner. said yeSter-
day. land d fui!-s,-Ie- .ieais,l cr.l Il
every county 10 the best solution Of
the condition"
II the money spent In curing pre-
ventaole diseases, were spent for Iise-
ventiye measures. there would be Sewer
Deaths physical unii,s. feebie- MINDED
q and blind. for, nearly all permanent Us:
fos.nitfes. except tircse FROM s-ci-
denis, ARE trucessle TO dIseases. DC
'cordinx 10 the Doctor. 90 - -
Only SIX counties IA West yirsinl.
have fulitime county health urits,
that Is. health Officer and ope or
more public health nurses who devote
their enti-e time TO the prevention Of
disease and assisting the doctors OF
that county.
The health oficer investigates the
source OF Contagious diseases, Inspexts
school children and gives free instruc-
ton Ia schools al GOOD health. safe
guards water supplies thereby prevent.
Ing typhoid. provides for vaccination
In times OF epideInIcs, and does many
cthe, things for the promotion II
god health. He does 40 prescrib-
Ing. but aids the LEGAL physicians n
their WORK.
The public health nurses vis;; the
homes, hold free classes in Home
Care of the Sick" Child Csre." ans
other subjects, and she also assist.
the health ofacer and doctors OF the
county IN their work.
The total cost of q tr!i-time uni, Is
about $4,000 yearly. There are IS
countiss which cannot support d unit.
but there are 81 more counties who
fmve more than sufficient funds. ard
the commissioners plan u Ia estsh-
lish cooperative fund. thereby pro-
yidins fuli-t!ine us!s fpr every
county t.>,sr. /,
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Mr.. John Davis and soa Okey passed
through here Saturday eTetin&.,.
Harry the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Heiney liz suffering with a 60
we're cold. 80: e.,
AIRS. L. l.. Marshall has returned
hone from Parkersburg. -
M. Lewis Wolverton was CALLING
here on business matters Saturday.
Mr. Roy Morrison OF Freed passed
through herr Wednesday
Rev. Perkins preached at Brooms
stick Sunday.
Mr. John Davis is moving TO T. o
McCowen's place on Big Root.
Mr.. W. p. Hosey made q flying trip
to Grantsyille Saturday.
Rev. o. +. Richards was calling 8,
this place Saturday.
Gr. b. X. and Alfred Holbert pa 81
ed through here going TO Grantsyille
Monday
Mr.. Fred Williams OF the Hope Sta
ton passed through here Monday.
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FOR SALE

l will OFFER for sale my Garage. In the
town OF Grantsyille ". Va. with all
tools and equipment: One 10 Barrel
rank with Milwalka Pump, one Light
plant complete with Battery charging
pannei for correctly charging batteries.
some material all brand new goods.
Drill Anvil and Vice. most all tools
needed for any work. Also about $500
worth OF Tires and Inner Tubes and re-
pairs for same, new stock. As the
above L. in fine location the right man
can make good here. The above will
be sold in full or in any part or rented
TO any good Mechanic.
Terms OF sale reasonable. call or
write 8. j. Turner. Grant5ville, ". Va.
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AT REST

Olive Pearl Hammers was horned
July 10. 1901. She Joined the u. E.
Church when she was - years old lat
CIR joined the United Brethren Church,
at Snyder Chapel and remained q de-
vosed christian until the end which
came March ethe Sth.. beffg 2fFysaty
nionthf and = days old. All was dane
that nsedictire aud loving hands could
dO but TO no avail. She caught IRE
from an open stove as she picked up
the small baby which bad fallen from
the bed to the floor. she was seriously
burned aud lived Only seven hours-
In 1919 she was married TO Russell
Richa ards, TO this union two children
was borned, Steven Cleo aud Violet
May.
Funeral services we're held at the
house by Rev. J. II. Snyder and the re.
mains were laid to rest IN the Webb
Cemetery. -
=. A friend :
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WALNUT SCHOOL NOTES

Our school will soon close We re-
greet this very much for we have had
an interesting ss we'll as profitable
terra OF school.
The. second written examination was
held last week. ;. Some splendid grades
were made. Those maxim. the high
est were Nelca Farrar. Geraldine Hei-
mick and Mildred Farrar. !
Our attendance this month has not
beel very good gu account or Sickness,
Geraldine the infant daughter OF
Ar. and Mrs. Walter Farrar. hSs been
very i'll OF diptheria. -'H'Ej
Miss Ruth. .Fasrar. WIZ delightfully."-
stepIised Saturday night March Bird
s'hsh some Of her pupils Remembered
ksr birthday Everyone present en-
joyed the eyfning. 'f:'- 80,
Mrs. Rreoks ROD and -dsoabter Alice
Eliza. OF Elans are Yisitinf Mrs. Afsce
Earrar OF this place. so H-s
A few of our young folks attended
the revival meeting at Rock Flat. con-
Quoted by ReV. Price Parsons. They
report good meeting.
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DEMOCRATS SAVE STATE
$4,000 At ONE CLIP
Cut Interest On New Issue OF Read
Sends one-haif Of One Per Cen,
Under Proposal Of Republican
Senate.

The House OF Delegates OF West
Virginia. which Is strongly Demo
:rai!c. saved the STATE $4,000 year
.i-:eres: az one fell :.swoop uy
amending bill originating in the
.aeouplican senate and passed by the
W2er house.
When the blu providing for .rhe
.,iamedin.e lssuaneo .sfs SIS 100000 sd,
iision.i .raad Vosess O. thu $5o,ous 900
'r.sed fossthat purpose by the peple
vas passed. By the ,senaxeYit proyi.trd
that the interest To be- paid by rbe
state OF theAe bonds be five per een,.
When the Din reached the House
II Delegates thar body sat the rate
,; interest 20 four ana soaehsit per
sent, Ia line with. the .Denocrasc. pro
gram ef economy asd passed It. Later
The senate coacurred IN the reTisea
measure -
The first &a.oOo.eo0 OF these bonds
we're sold the minute they were pu,
n the market The remaining sig,-
10000 worth are expected TO find
ready sale also as soon as they are
offered, at Ibe lower interest rate.
The first ,$,5.coo.nO0 worth OF these
oords. authorised ~ De sold By the
Republican Legislature OF 1891, are
isswIns five per ceas interest from
ne state treasury.
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STATE ROAD COMMISSION EX-
PECTED TO LET CONTRACT FOR
PAVING IN CALHOUN APRIL 24th

According TO ( statement given out
BY State Road tEngineer, II. r. Sny-
der the Road Commission 1T Charleston
will TX several contracts for work on
on tho state r0Eds. on April 24th.
Among the many contracts the most
important one u the people Of this
county will " the contract 20 b. let
for TIE pEviEer Of one mile Of road
shroagh GrznkAyllie.
Tkda protest 10 expected TO extend
froru the county High school % Leaf
tank through GraBtsville, aud twenty
four feet vide Property owners on
either side Of the street will pave four
feet fronting 90 their property making
eight feet OF paving By the town aud
leaving only sixteen feet which the
state would really pey for.
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and Nrs. w. W. Bower Is very low
with lung fever.
Leonard Cain who has been tool
dressing ut Crcston is home for . few
days.
Miss Floronce Wright La staying NJ
the home Of Ray Bush.
Mss Gse Fling has beer suffering
with q severe cold.
Miss Hiln Stevens was called TO her
home N Creston by the serious Illness
OF her father willis Stevens
Mrs. /. T. Marshall Of Grantsville
Is at the bedside Of her mother Mr.. II.
s. Knight who is very bad with fu.
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DIPLOMA EXAMINATION

The Diploma Examination wiz bc
held at the following places the 9Th and
9Th Of April.
Obrion. SCHOOL house
BrooksVille School house
Leaf Bank School house
Grantsville School house
White Pine School house
LOwcs Rush Run School house
Polling School ~house
Mt. Zion School house
Jesses Run School house
Cabin Ridge school house
Richardson School beuse
Mt Bulah Sefiboi hoase
MinnOra School houss
Milo School house
Big White Oak Scbo d house
Z. G: Cain County Supt.
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sALE-ARMY sHOES-sALE

We have just bought tremendous
stock Of Army Munson last shoes 70 be
sold to the public direct Price Sz.T5.
These shoes are 100 per cent solid
leather with heavy double soles sewed
and nailed. The uppers are Of heavy
tan chrome leather with bellows ton
que. thereby making them waterproof.
These shoes are selling very fast and
we advise you 10 order at once TO In
sue your order being filed
The sizes are 8 TO IL all widths Pay
Pcstman on receipt OF your goods or
send money order. Money refunded
II shoes are not satisfactory.
THE L. s. STORES CO,
144l Broadway, New York City.
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FOB SALE-We have six houses for
sale In South Grantsville These
houses have been well planned for con.
venience and beauty. Good material
has been put into them and the work
msnship Is FIRST class All AZ them
are near the Comfy High School. II
you are interested call on The Grants
Vile Lumber s Mfg. Co. and you will
see that we have some real bargains.
These houses are priced 20 sell. 9-S4t
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BROOKsvILLE NEWS

Miss Hazel Wiz has closed SUCCESS.
full term Of school ct BiS Bend.
W. q. Unstead has been quite III
with hu.
Misses Darlle and Glady Wood were
visiting their mother Mrs sherman
Mcdonald the latter part OF last week.
j. III. Rogers returned Saturday
after a business trip 1t Parkersbnrg.
Mrs. Ray Busch has been suffering
With severe attack Of DC.
Mrs.. -. A. CrOnnin and daughter
Mary Nae are quite "a with ma.
Zetts Grace ths little daughter % M.
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7Wesv.sIns Irssp.Ts Enemy.

The wolverine Is .he greatest enc
my Of the tripper. and an Indian
WIN of,eh ssSs rp a ,rsp,ine. when he
dnds i wolverine on his ,rali. The
animal follows his trackSt visiting an
the trups. ealing Or tearing up evesy.
thing caught In then.. besides break.
Ing into CAMPS. from which II car.
ries away u,eGslls and food alike. de-
cling what IL eaanUt curry or what IL
JAILED d1wn. -
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FDUCIARY NOTICE

l have In my hands for settlement
the fdueiarv account OF Mollie Knight.
Guardian, for Harold knight, Lucil
Knight and Minnie knight, heirs Of
Roy Knight, deceased.
Given under my hand this 18th. day
Of March, 1923.
/. L. Terrell
COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNT
9-15-2t
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osssIts Command

ROsalis and Jack has quite q SsSiOss
snow sight. jack coming oat Vietsr ahS
leaving Rosalie Ia . heeS - he SIDE
walk. bsdraEgiad and snlnBiae. ROsalts
was FERROUS, aud az she 81 up ana
started for the house SO called afler
Jaef. "DOn't you dare 20 GENE back b.
~ yard untll never
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CALHOUN COUNTY NATIONAL
FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION

psard 81 DiFeetors: = n I4eyd
J. ". ChenowstA. J. W. saith. W. II
Vineent and seldom Wayne
Loan Conmittse: ". I. Nosa, Perry
Meadows and G. X Chenowsth.
Fos fartAer Information. write J.
Enag Han. Beey-Trsaa. WalauE W.
w. - Baiost OanowaaA Ahskmes
AeemNg. WpenasEaiA
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BIG ROOT NEWS

Miss Ellen slyder has been o. the
Hick list for q few days.
Nrs. Quimby Ho8ey u the guest OF
her daughter Mrs. Alice FORie, Of
GrantsYiile.
Rlien sIyder. Rush Wede and shir~
~ Hosqy attended meeting 90 Norman
Ridee Saturday night
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RADIO! RADIO! RADIO!


Entertain your friends Know what is happening -
very little expense to No better investment can A
made Any Kind of outfits desirable can de furnished
Demonstration be given sOon. If interested call ~
write The prices right the quality is right and yos
are making the right investment IL you purchase rad;
outfit NOW
JOSEPH KIRBY & SON. Creme. w. v. Il
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FOX SALE-Hotel 4 Lot known ~ the
Smith Hotel an one Lot and q room
cottage and store room also lot with
barn 30 by 20 feet on same. for price
write.
G. 8. Smith, Creston, ". Va.
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MATCHING EGGS

We will have q limited number Of s.
& Black Leghorn Matching eggs and
baby chicks for sale this season. BY
parcel post, Matching eggs per Is. S1.25 /:
30. 50. so: 100. 5000 Baby chicks per
25, 1915: 80, 800: 100 $3.50.
II you want q kind of chicken thai
will pay you a priht, buy, Black Leg
horns
-. The Early Sun Poultry Farm
Walnut, w. Va. 3-l5-lo
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Clsrssoerg-C o twu-Gs;
session, directors OF the West Virginia
Cooperative Warehouse association
completed a preliminary plan for tie
nsFketins OF 1923 wOd IA The state
ara planned FOR ten regional con.
fereaees 70 preseas the project %
farmers rhrO1ghou: fhe state. Il 10
planned 90 secure 1000 membership
who VII agree SO Dool their wool over
aye-year period.
WcSon-We Weston hzs put IN her bid
.1T me special c0zncl TO be called
81 TX. Rev. W. J.. Grav1tt. OF the
Protestant Eplscppsl church. in West
Virgins for The election % a bishop
cOadfutVT. The council will ne called
sarly t.ts sprog. according 70 action
tasea at tee needing last month Ia
Blus6sld, where attendance o. dele
gates was too nsagPe 20 SarrsDt BAL
.otins "a Slsbop eo-adtutor.
HuntfRston-Sr Edwards preDara-
tory college Acre VIII be closed At BE
termination Of the present semester
and the Ryeperty converted lnto a hos.
pital, according 90 word received here
~ Rev. mr.. ~ ,. Aftnsyer from HI
Rev. joan j. sTint, eishop Of Wheel
nag The school, admitting only boys,
was fOuoced Oy the tate Blsh0p P. ].
DonahQe. The nursing stan Of the
hospital Is 60 b" cOmpEised OF mem
bs-s OF q vel known dsserhoOd a.
ready active Ia the state, & Is said.
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Dlncinu Anta

When ants are happy. 'aceordisx to
soe OF The best known students Of ant
lie. they have ~ay ot standing I'D
and making Little skIps. which may
correspond 10 our dancing.
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TIE SIDTNGS WANTED

! Oak aud Hard Maple Tie Sldinss
Log Run. Also Popular and Walnut
Veneer Logs. Write at once describing
stock. Conroy Buchanan Lbr. Co,
jamestown, y. Y. 2-22-4t
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BEAUTIFUL HOMES FOR SALE

In SHlem and West Union. W. va,
GA y. w Turnpike. near Salem College
or West Union High School. Some
real bargains With acreage. Write for
Bulietin. ShRnn0n's Land Exchange
Salem, ". Va.
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Once there was . very hzas msR
who dieo't have ttsas - Hsaea ~ 4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eap.
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CaYlnSs of ~
O!anitarySanE1


A States desire fur good
health can De measured by -
the'I.aInocnt 81 =. money
{, spends 10 promote good health.
Pennsylvania spends 80 cents Der per.
son a..yeaS Maryland, Ohio. Illinois.
eschr4a SCENTS. Virginia. II. cents. Ken.
.tt,ei.Y Ia senrs; end Eest Virginia 3E
cenrs.'' =. ( az 80
An open window., .iess aseaso our
and good health IN.
only kissed her on the cheek:
II seemed a simple froiic;
but l was sick IN bed q week
y They, called il painters collie.
Flies. breed In hlth-heace, no 9Th.
no flies.
The human body Is the otly MN.
chine for which there are 40 spare
parts q
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old age IL ths rr0uas 0f ides O.
rest thot prcce0es tbs rest ssf r.
''''.irS - Rs'berf Cstiver
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nA aar. go.

Ne q aafe eeaP.
WegeaeA HeaAlias---Ki6s Beer N
PsjAnaA'--BeSs@ TssnsxtDt
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Lynn Fogie. OF Russett, was q bust
ness caller II GrantsYille Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-04

$500 BEDROOM SUITE, 1880
Four-piece combination walnut suite in two
tone effect. 4S-inch dresser, wardrobe, full-length
5000 dresser, $3.50; 1900 wardrobe, $3.50; $500
vanity, IS. 100; $500 bed, 1850.
$4,000 BEDROOM SUITE, 209.OO
A beautiful four-piece suite in combination
two.tone American walnut. 4G-inch dresser, chif-
iorobe, full length vanity, full size bow-end bed
stead. Individually priced: l0o.0o dresser, 79.5C;
$500 chifforobe, $3.50; 1000 vanity, $3.50: $500
bed, $3.50.
$4,000 BEDROOM SUITE, 1880
Pour-piece Queen Anne suite of combination
two-tone Nsilnut. 42-inch dresser, chiforobe,
seni-vanity and full size bow-end bedstead. lndI-
vidually priced: 1900 dresser, 1850; 5000 chif-
forobe, $3.50; $500 semi-vanity, 27.50; 1000 bed,
800.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-04

10000 BEDROOM SUITE, 266.5o
Four-piece Colonial suite, finished In two-tone
combination walnut. 4s-inch four-drawer dresser,
six.drawer vanity, chiforobe, full-size bedstead.
Individually priced: 1000 dresser, 1900; 1880
vanity, 1850; 1000 ehiforobe, $3.50; $500 bed
stead, $3.50.
2e4.5o BEDROOM SUITE, 1880
A plain, four-piece suite OF combination wal
nut. Dresser, chifforobe, serni-vanity, ~full-size
how-end bedstead. Individually ~priced-85.OO
dresser, $500; $500 chiiforobe, 1850; 600
vanity, $3.50; 1880 bedstead, 1850.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-04
1900 WILLOW CHAIRS, SOS

Hieh-crade natural willow. Choose from four
different patterns. All we'll made and extremely
comfortable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-04

$500 DINING ROOM SUITE, 275.o0
Queen Anne suite In either mahogany or wal
nut. Roomy 66-inch buffet, 40-inch china cabinet
with glass door. serving table, 45x60-inch ex.
tension table, Ave side chairs, one srmchair-1o
pieces in all.
.
$4,000 DINING ROOM SUITE, 1880
Four-piece Tudor suite. 66-inch buffet, oblong
extension table, SEMI enclosed china cabinet, en-
closed serving table. Two.tone combination
walnut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-04

342.5o BEDROOM SUITE, 269.50
Four-piece Queen Anne suite Of combination
walnut, with inlaid lines. Large dresser, ward
robe, full length vanity and bow-end bedstead;
individually priced: 5000 dresser, $3.50; 5000
chiforobe, $50; $500 vanity, 1880; 67.5o bed,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-04
225.oo LIVING ROOM SUITE, 1880

225.0o LIVING ROOM SUITE, 1880
Queen Anne suite upholstered in good grade
OF tapestry. Loose cushion spring filled seats.
Three p~ieces-largc sofa, armchair and Preside
chair.
275O0 LIVING ROOM SUITE, 1880
OF overstuffed design and upholstered either
in tapestry or velour. Three pieces-sofa, fire
side chair and armchair. Loose cushion spring
filled seats.
$685. 90 LIVING ROOM SUITE, 1880
Well made, overstuffed three-piece suite
covered in ta~pestry-large sofa, armchair and fire.
side chair. Loose cushion spring filled seats upon
spring foundation.
$4,000 LIVING ROOM SUITE, 225.O0
Three pieces-large sofa, fireside chair and
arm chair-upholstered in several different
tapestries. Overstuffed design. Same suite in
velour regularly $4,000, on sale at 269.50.
10000 LIVING ROOM SUITE, 1880
Three-piece overstuffed suite, tapestry uphol-
stored. Loose spring cushion filled seats. Large
sofa, armchair and hreside chair.
10000 LIVING ROOM SUITE, 275.0o
A figured mohair overstufed suite OF three
pieces-large sofa, Preside chair and armchair
Well built and Of attractive design.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-04

$4,000 DINING ROOM SUITE, 1880
Four attractive pieces in combination American
walnut, two-tone effect. 60-inch buffet, semi
enclosed china cabinet. enclosed serving table, OBJ
long extension table, 45x54-inch.
266.5o DINING ROOM SUITE, 1880
Foug-piece Queen Anne suite of two-tone Amer.
lean walnut. 66-inch buffet, china CABINET, en-
closed serving table, oblong extension table.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-04

ARMCHAIRS. AND ROCKERS, 7.95
Regularly 1880 to 1900. OF Chinese grass
Just the thing for sun porch or outdoor use.
Several models TO choose from.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-04
Lou Shoes
for Women and Girls
2.29
Sizes ~ to s

Extremely smart for
street and dress wear
pumps and oxfords are
built on new and COM
Portable lasts. Tan, black
and patent leather of good
quality.
All shoes have welted
soles and rubber heels at
tached. Low and Cuban
heels. Consider the quail
.ity at this low price!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-04

$50 WILLOW CHAIRS, 4.45
Well made to stand hard usage. Very COM
Portable, and they come in the natural finish.