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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

It, Ny baby IS only II months old
and 1t sure has helped me. I've
taken only one bottle and 1t has
done wonders. My husband is TAX
ing it now too, and he surely feels
better, and not so tired after q
days work. l recommend HADAcoL
70 everyone who needs a tonic, and
1t surely will make you feel better.
| hope this will help someone TO
feel better by reading or hearing
this information.
~. John krumpciuan, I27 Warren
ST. Tptiunfou RerfurIv "Elottr
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

ing you to let you
know just what
HADAcoL has done
for me. I was
feeling bad -
nervous, had
headac hes, lost
my appetite - so
my mother ad-
viSed me to get
HADAcoL and try
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

trOuDle was ter
riblc pains right
after l ate my
meals. 7 have
tried pills but
they didn't do
any good, so I
thought l would
try HADACOL.
After the first
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23


years old For the
past few months
have been suffer-
ing from almost
constant heart
burn and a heavy
feeling In my
chest ! had read
about HADAcoL in
the papers but as
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23
YOUR DENTIST SPEAKS
BY T. ursnuR, u. d s., Raines Building Little Rock
Home Remedies
Used For The
ToOfhacI1e"

How many people sit al home.
all day long. holding their hand
TO their jaw, when suffering with
severe toothache. Are they waiting
for spontaneous relief of a mira
clea At last night comes, but with
out sleep Something must be done
at once for that old hollow tooth
an aspirin Is placed rs close TO thg
hollow tooth MS possible no re
LIEF and no sleep
Drugs which are used by the
patient for home medication are a
common ciase of sum and ora.
tissue irritation When aspirin tab
lets are applied locally about tn
tooth for the relief OF toothache,
aspirin burns viii occur Where
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23
Too Far From God

ID EASoN number two: Nineveh Is
IL long way off, Indeed II
was To reach Nincvch, Jonah
would have 20 pass through at
least dozen other cities, all
of which no doubt needed preach
ers. We're there not enough people
at home who needed preaching OF
course there were .... Only Jonah
did not preach 10 them. lie had a
wonderful missionary opportunity
there ON the ship Every man Of
the crew was a heather. But Jonah
was fast asleep.
This Is often too true. People
will protest about foreign mis-
slons; why send preachers and
doctors and teachers and mon
ey SO far awayg Aren't there
plenty Of heather right 40 hOmc9
or course; but you won't often
fiad the ohicctor TO foreign mis-
sions doing much about IL.
Any church that Us awake and
active In supporting foreign mis-.
sions VIII be found 90 bc just as
olive and intelligent I'm meeting the
problems Of the neighhorhood.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

no help I started TO get HAoAcoL.
Now l sing while I pillow my fields.
I'm 50 happy III never be without
HADAcoL. l take 1t every day."
Chats the spirit--isn't II great TO
have that wonderful HhDAcoL feel
ing7 Why don't you Try it2)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

Stef. am ten
years old I've al
ways been puny.
I never have
eaten o.. played
like my brothers.
I've been taking
EApAcoL for a
while, now feel
better, play more
and like to go TO
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

hurt me. I had tried all kinds OF
medicine and nothing seemed to
help me. I started taking HADAeoL
a few weeks ago and believe me Il
surely has helped me. Now l car
eat anything and am sleeping well
at night. I cannot praise HADAeoL
enough and / have taken only a
bottles Mrs. Finley is q wise
woman. She knows continued use
of HADAcoL prevents such distress
from returningl
Hrs. John X. Criss!ep Jr., 1908 u.
ChnparrnI. Dallas. TeEas. "I'm writ
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

now your Won
derfulHApAcoL
helped me. / Suf-
fcred so from
neuritis pains
and aches. / hurt
so, and l could
hardly use my
right hand I
even had my
teeth out but got
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

o.
months ago I
was suffering
from lack Of en-
ergy; no get up
and 90 at all /
also had q lack
Of appetite and
great irritability
Then my friends
recon m ended
ffADAcoL, and In
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

SUWUV. NNUNUOL Is ftaIy q BOOu
medicine lJust leave 1t to the
youngsters TO find out what's good
for the0'N
hf. aay.Du Crun, 5Ii West Com.
niorce Street, Creenpille, Alabama.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

Mississippi. I'D
from neuritis
pains and aches
and was advised
to have my teeth
extracted, but re-
ceived no relief.
I'm now on my
seventh bottle Of
HADAcoL and it's
given me entire
relief from the
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Page Two

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church, Hot Springs, will be the
speaker, The church will be open
for eonseerated prayer each day
A special invitation is extended to
all.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23
Mr.. Harry ". Smith, 10 North FaIer
Street, Harrisburg, Illinois. Il am IL

49, t@pef y
years old. and I
work at a Strip
Mine. I have
been bothered
with aches and
pains of neuritis
and feel sleepy
all the time, but
my wife heard
your broadcast
on the radio
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

50 nervous, I had pains in my
ack, legs and arms till | couldn't
work. Now l feel good and go all
ne time to work" tHADAcoL gives
UGH wonderful results because 1t
treats the oauSe Of such def
cienCies
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23


Missouri. II am 5
I have started on
the third bottle
of DAcoL. l
never have taken
a medicine that
helped me like
HADAeoL. / don't
have neurftis
aches or pains
since l took the
first bottle. | was
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23
Judge The World

pEASON number three. (rhIs
IL sounds like a silly reason, but
Jonah actually put II forward
Jonah 4;2) God is too good What
was the use Of preaching to Nincych.
Jonah wanted to know, II God was
going TO be gracious and not de-
stroy the city with fire from the
sky
n God Is good and mcrclful.
why should we bother about
sending missionaries anywhere?
Won't he save every one any
how? Isn't God toe good TO
Judge the world?
Jonah overlooked the fact that
God had mercy on the Nnevitcs
because they repented Nowhere in
the Bible is there any encourage
ment 10 believe that God has mercy
on the unrcpentant To an who
turn to him, God is gracious and
the job Of the missionary, what
ever else he does, is 20 persuade
people 70 turn TO God "Ee $40 rec.
conciled 20 God, 20 SAID Paul the
great Christian mi. nH1ry n
rebels Will not lay down their arms.
how can there be an sw0eat7
The great tragedy Of lu1a.
ism Is the tragedy OF Jouahi
God wanted his people 20 win
the world; but they became in
grown, they ceased even 10
wish TO be a missionary laith.
Shall the same tragedy ever.
take Christianity
..tCopyrifhi By the international Coun-
81 ~ hengiQus Education on hehuf OF
~ rra'tstAnt denominations. Released
BY VIM Features
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

arms and after that couldn't 40
anything. I heard about HhDAcoL,
decided TO try II and I'm sure gay
I did. MY indigestion was so oau I
couldn't eat anything I Liked 9ss
now / can eat what I want, MY
hands don't hurt or my hps "
they did before / started uSlls
HApAcoL. Please keep hollering y
out so others will hear about w.
stpholo, by Proisnionol mod
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

a very short time my appetite be-
gan To 20 back 10 normal and
II seemed as though a miracle had
happened because everything was
once again very bright"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

was llt IctNlAh oilc.
The remarkable and unique
little book of Jonah Is perhaps
the most misunderstood book in
the Bible. Nobody knows how
much ink has been wasted ON
the whale (which, incidentally.
was not a whale bul fishil.
whereas the real message OF
Jonah Is moi about whales al all.
II il about taking the message of
God TO the most unlikely places
In the world; II ls the story OF
how the very pc pie who ought
10 be doing II, sometimes won't
do Ii.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

had to wife you
q few words 10 try
TO tell You how
much HADhCoL
has helped me- I
had an operation
In February.
Then l started
washing t0oG0on,
took neuritls In
nv bapflq and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

Alabama, and sent it to me. l don't
think there's anything better than
HADAcoL. and If there is you can
have it." "a very thoughtful
mother to send her son HADAcoL.
Why don't you send a bottle to q
relative with this trouble2
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

lungs-(even to the eyes, hair and
nails)-to help repair the damage
such a deficiency may be causing
there. Countless thousands are bene-
fitting from HADACOL. Why don't
you give it chance to help you? WIN
continue to suffer? Remember HADA.
CAL doesn't give temporary relief
rather it treats the real cause Of voui
illness when, as so often. it's due to
such deficiencies That's why it's So
effective - why it's accomplishing
such amazing results.
BE FAIR TO YOURSELF
You owe it to yourself-you owe il to
your family to give I1ADACOL a trial
Don't delay.
HADACOL is sold on a strict money
back guarantee You can't lose a pen
ny and you have everything Chat
wonderful, wonderful HADACOL
feeling to gain Only SIPS trial size.
Large family or hospital size, $3.50.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

Reconsideration of success
full fights by NAACP branches a
etinst segregation in education
housing, labor and recrcauonal
facilities will be gwen IN the form
Of the annual Thalbelmer awards,
at the lorty-ilfst annual eonyen-
ton Of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, being held here this week.
The awards, donated by Dr. Ross
+ Thalhelmer Of Baltimore IN rec
ogniti1n of outstanding work on
the local level, are presented in
three groups (Class u branches
without paid personnel, tClass IL
branches with paid executive sec.
retaries, and Glass Ilpstate CON
ferenees.
Its long and bitter fight against
segregated education. resulting in
the termination of an a5-year-old
Jim Crow policy in the East st.
Louis, H., public school system,
won for the East st Louis branch
first prize of 500 in the Class |
group Second prize of $50 in this
group goes to the Oxford. Ohio.
branch, for winning a suit which
A Dish, and many special pam
phlets.
At present Mrs. DeKnight is
gaining a great deal Of attention
for her Rose Petal Pudding, in
which she uses real rose petals in
a bread crumb pudding.
Mrs DeKnight. who in private
life is the wife Of Rene DcKnight,
member of the Delta Rhythm
Bows, has been food editor of
EBONY for more than four years.
She was formerly a school teacher
and, at one time, had her own
catering business.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

about HADAcOL. So I Bought a lfIaI
aize and it has hoped n Vol
derfully that l buy the large lam
lily size now. I can't begin TO de-
scribe how I would feel If couldn't
buy it at all. want everybody who
= Rod TO know about H."
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

Aier J.. anderson, Route NO. 1, Cary
rifle, Florida, very bright young
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23
With The Churches

WARD CHAPEI4-Tbe mem
beers OF Ward Chapel AME church
met IN an after church session and
agreed to stage a much needed raj
ly. Fifty-three captains were Sc
leeted and each captain pledged
500 The rally will close on the
second Sunday in November. The
newly assigned pastor, Rev. c. M,
May, is we'll prepared for the job,
He is a graduate of Morris Brown
college and received his masters at
Boston university, Mrs M. p Rob
erson, reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

PAYNES CHAPEL--The revi-
val services of Payne chapel ANIEZ
church 1872 Rock street is now in
progress. Prayer meetings started
Wednesday night at 800 p. m, and
continued through tonight. Preach
ing services will start Monday at
800 D. m. Rev. S. P. Trigg, pastor
of Walters Memorial AMEZ
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

aches and pains. I'm able now 70
do a full days work. The makers
of such a marvellous remedy
should certainly be praised.
Mr. Robert 6. Stuart, Barter Inn,
abingdon, Virginia. Il am working
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

Mrs. VbgIe Finley, Route No. 4,
Monterey, Tennessee. II was weak

Fes
Monterey, Tennesss
and rundown SO
that I C euld
hardly sleep any,
and was so nerv-
0 u S I C o u | d
hardly do my
Homework. My
stomach had SO
much gas on 1t
that everything l
ate seemed to
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

=. ~. naFaa, 400 > 0oahead
Street, Houat0n q, Texas. II am sixty
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

the Expenses al home, 4 just
couldn't buy any. Three weeks arc.
my son in Kansas sent me 50,
telling me 1t was not for groceries
but to please buy something for
myself with e. I bou af .'u1 bot
ties NJ HADAcoi at 81 25 a bottle
Alter the inst few dC5-3 VI AADd-
COL l was free Of heartburn and
also Of the heavy tired feeling !
had been experiencing.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

Beatrice siask, Of sos sff'o5J er
Homer oath. SOufh lar0iiu1, II lus
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W. John hrumpclinan, I27 Warren
ST., Lexington, RenfurLy. -Four
Evening star., 1950-12-26

A venture in faith to help the
needy will be inauguarted Sunday
when a new medical center, spon-
sored by laymen of 16 Seventh
day Adventist churches, is opened
at 523 Sixth street NV.
The three-story center. to be
known as Medical Ministry, Inc,
will give clinical care to needy pa
tients. house headquarters for
direct welfare aid to poor families,
and provide an educational pro-
gram that will include personal
and home hygiene, first aid and
home nursing.
Though the center will have no
legal ties with the denomination,
Seventh-day Adventist principles
will guide the institutions work.
Laymen of the denominations
churches in the Washington area
are underwriting the institutions
expenses, with Adventist doctors
and dentists contributing their
services.
This laymen's interest has been
most in evidence the past few
weeks, when the volunteer work
ers have been spending spare
hours putting the building into
condition. Men. women and even
children from the churches have
been giving freely of their time
sweeping the floors clean, paint
ing the interior, fixing windows
and polishing furniture.
During the past month these
workers have painted numerous
signs, one large one for the out
side and many directional signs
inside: repaired and painted 125
chairs; polished the floors, and
installed Venetian blinds.
President of the center is j. Lee
Neil, pastor of Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. Adventist Church. Other Off /
GERS are DR.. c. H. Wolohon, Secre-
tary: DR.. John Bata. treasurer;
Miss Wilma Tuttle, assistant sec
retary, and Arthur Brown, assist /
ant treasurer.
The inauguration service, at
3 pm Sunday. will have Daniel
A. Oches, president of the denomi-
nations Columbia Union Confer
ence, and Theodore R. Flaiz of |
Takoma Park Church, secretary
for the Medical Department. as
speakers. Warren N. Wittenberg,
home missionary secretary of the
Potomac Conference, will give
brief history of the venture.
Clinical and treatment facilities
will be open five days week at
hours to be set later. Thirteen
Adventist doctors and dentists
have volunteered their services to
date and more are expected to
follow
The center's third floor will
serve as welfare depot under the
direction of the federation of well
fare societies in the 16 District
area Adventist churches. Food
and clothing and, in extreme
cases, money will be given. Mr.
Neil said all cases will be investi-
Evening star., 1950-12-26

FLIP top table, 32x1o closed, 32x32
open, all mahogany. Was $50. so.
LAMP table, figured mahogany, 25h"
diameter, heavy pedestal, decorators
piece Was Sl47.5O Now $3.50
LAMP tobIe, decorators piece, metal
trim, shodow box design, 24x2O Was
SlO9. Now--------$ $3.50
COCKTAIL table, gold fooled leather,
top, boxwood inloid mahogany, floor
sompIe Was $40 SO. Nov - S34.5o
LAMP tables, gold fooled leather top,
boxwood inIoid mahogany, shelf, floor
samples. Was $40 50. Nov S54.50
OCCASIONAL table, modern, bIeoched
mahogany, shelf, floor sample Was
SIS. Now-----------S Sl9.o5
Evening star., 1950-12-26

gated by trained case workers.
The basement will be used for
educational purposes. A reading
room and a lecture room will be
partitioned to further the center's
program, which will emphasize a
preventive approach to the
problem of health.
Evening star., 1950-12-26

So Lamps, orig. S2l.95-SllO.OO
Now 40 500 Off
Floor samples, decorators pieces
both traditional and modern, one
and two of q kind includes china,
metal, crystal, ceramic.
Evening star., 1950-12-26
BEDDING ITEMS

4 Simmons Hideobeds, two full size
and two "a size, regularly up to S239.
| Pullman sleeper, full size Lawson
style, green. Wos S357. Now $3.50
2 Simmons Settees, chair size, hideo-
bed with separate innerspring mat
tresses. Groy Were ST 1880. Nov,
Soe
5 Heller studio couches in assorted
covers. Were up to $3.50. Nov,
$3.50
Sectional sofa, sleeper, leftond right
sections with separate mattresses
Green. Was S349. Now-----S24o
RUGS
l-l2'x5'3 Blue High and Low Loop
Pile. Was S995O Now $500
l-l2xle' Beige Tone on Tone Will
ton. Was S372.50. Now S279.50
l-l2'xl5' Gray Twist. Was S22o. so.
Now
l-l2'x20' Beige Twist as isl. Was
$324.5O. .Now------------$lse.oo
Evening star., 1950-12-26
LIVING ROOM CHAIRS

kARPEN knuckIe arm dttoohed pillow
back lounge chair, red nnotelosse. Was
S1lo. Now --------------$78
OXFORD HOUSE regency tub chair,
wood trim, frineed base, red moteosse.
Was Sl39.5O Se4
Huge pillow back lounge chair, down
back and foam rubber cushion, green
kid mohoir. Was Sl4o 5O---$l19
KENT large swivel teIevision chair,
green texture. Was S2l2. Now--$I25
TOMLINSON shaped arm lounge chair,
frineed base, spring down cushion grey
moteIosse. Was Sl7o Now--Sl37
DONOVAN SHOPS channel back cosy
choir. Kick pleot, rose boucle. Wos
SYDNEY SHOPS regency lounge chair,
fringed base, boucle trimmed Chinese
red or chortreuse texture. Was Sl4o.
KARPEN carved solid mahogany Vic
torion chair, green velvet. Was ST. 40.
REGENT HOUSE huge pillow back
lounge chair, down back and scot red
kid nohoir Was $3.50. Now---SIS5
KARPEN shaped arm, button back
lounge chair, dark green noteIosse.
Was Sl2o.5O. Now------$89.50
sCHooNBECk button tufted lounge
chair, down cushion, red moteIosse.
Was $3.50. Now-----------$ll
KARPEN huge tufted back lounge
chair, fringed base, dark green kid
rohoir Was S2l5. Now $l49
ALL FOAM rubber lounge chair, Chi
nese red texture, bIeoched legs. Wos
S225. Now
MODERN puII-up chair, green texture,
bIeoehed frame. Was $o5. Nov,
BUTTON tufted back regency fireside
chair with kick pleot. Choice of grey,
lime or coral texture. Was $50. so.
Now --------------$39.5o
OCCASIONAL tub chair, button back,
solid mahogany legs with casters,
choice Of green or beige. Was S89. so.
Nov $4o.5o
LARGE Chippendo|e occasional chair,
spring seat, choice of red, green or
grey. Was $3.50. Now---S34.50
GEORGIAN occasional chairs. Solid
mahogany frome. Were S85. Now,
$3.50
Evening star., 1950-12-26
SOFAS

SOFAS
kARPEN shoped front SOTO. Two
cushions, frineed bose Dark green
muteIosse. Wos S298. Now $lee
KENT London Club two cushion SOTO.
Red Motelosse Wos S24e. Nov, SLIT
TOMLiNSON shaped back SOTO. Foam
rubber arms, spring down cushions.
Washable red nyIon. Was S329. Now,
$25S
HAMPTON SHOPS regency sofo Deep
tufted arms, two down cushions, heovy
frineed base, oorol texture. Was S485,
Now 1896
KARPEN shaped arm Lawson back
SOTO. Lime boucIe Wos $3.50. Now,
s224
KENT Georgian SOTO. One down cush-
ion, figured grey donosk, two nnotch-
ing SOTO pillows Was So45. Now, $3.50
MODERN two-cushon love scot, coral
texture arms, print back. Wos Slo5.
Now ---------$99
BERKLEY SHOPS Lawson SOTO. Down
cushions, kick pleot, block printed,
natural linen. Was S2o9.5o. Now,
SILT
kARPEN shaped arm, Lawson back
SOTO, frineed base, red moteIosse. Was
S345. Now ----------------v$229
TOMLlNSON 8-foot regency sofo One
spring down cushion, lime texture and
antique velvet combination. Was
S349. SO. Now $3.50
Evening star., 1950-12-26

BEDROOM
BAKER fine cross bonded mahogany
double chest and powder table COM
binotion, SO inch. Was S5o5. Now,
S3l8
ELABORATELY carved French double
dresser, chest, twin beds and night
stond, crotch mahogany. Was S843.
Now S595
kITTIN0ER black and gold regency
upholstered twin beds, for pair. Were
S2lo. Now----------------
DRExEL HeppIewhite stripe moho9
any dresser, chest on chest and poster
bed Was $3.50. Now-----$247
SAME group above with twin beds. Wos
SWIRL mahogany swell front Chippen-
doIe dresser. chest on chest, double
bed. Was $3.50. Now-----$ $249
JOHNSON tANDLEY solid mahogany
Chippendoe double dresser, chest,
double bed, superbIy finished. Wos
S572. Now 1856
SAME group as above with twin beds.
Was Soo2 Now----$4 $438
GREY walnut Drexe bedroom suite,
double dresser, chest, double bed and
night table. Was S3o5. Now S287
DRExEL large serpentine 5-drower
ChippendoIe mahogany chest Of drow-
ers. Was Sl3o Now------S77.50
LARGE eloboroteIy carved crotch ma
hoeony double dresser with moenlfi
cent mirror. Was S265. Now -S149
Evening star., 1950-12-26
DINING ROOM

A~ ~ ~ ~ - - OA'A
VERY good swirl mahogany dining
room suite, serpentine buffet, large
bench, glass breokfront, 8-foot table
server, 4 shield back chairs, z arms, 10
pieces. Was S8ol. Now---- S588
KTTINGER o4-nch swell front buff
fet in figured mahogany, cross bonded
and IovshIy inIoid. Was S4e5. Nov,
$3l7
ALL-MAHOGANY Sheraton mohoe-
any inloid corner china, available in
poirs. Was Slo5 Now$159
KITTlNGER solid mahogany carved
back American ChppendoIe dining
chairs, pull over upholstered scot, 6
sides, 2 arms. Was S795. Nov, S488
A VERY special swirl mahogany suite,
with shaped front buffet, extra large
breokfront, carved double pedestal
table, 4 highly oorved chairs, z arms.
Was ST ,4o5. Now ---------$895
DRExEL swirl mahogany swell front
64-inch buffet, godron mouIdines.
Was Sl5o. Now ---- $99
MAGNIFICENT Regency dining suite
by kittineer, rosewood and mahogany,
bross eriIIs, smoked glass, gold trim,
black and gold chairs. Was S2,725.
Now ---------------$l,8 $l,895
BRILLIANTLY figured mahogany 40
inch drop Ieof Duncan Phyfe drop Ieof
table, extends to 5 #. Was $685..
Now $44.5O
BAKER mahogany. pedestal breakfast
extension table with banded edges,
46x54, extends to feet Was S3l8.
Now SZZ4
CUSTOM mode double pedestoI buffet,
76-inch continental finish on crotch
mahogany Was S1,l75. Now $685.
MAGNIFICENT large custom made
dining room breokfront, gold leaf dec
Grated door, bross eriIls, continental
finish on crotch mahogany. Hand
someIy trimmed. Was ST 1896. Now,
s7e7
OCCASIONAL
JOHNSON console extension table,
mahogany with genuine cross banding,
opens to 4oxo6. Was Slo8. Now,
sizs
BAKER EneIish-type double pedestal
writing desk in mohoeony, 10 dfowers,
@oI4 $aoI>J t11%L4. 49, AH1e Q21n