davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July IA. LP-UsDA>-
sslabls ssm aogs 500 total 500 (estimatedlI
pounds uneveniy $3.50 ower, aroGnd qoGed soS 3oS
pounds and over 75-1. 90 lower: soWs 7bo
to2 10 loyer mostly 90 of; the closing
Is u undep afSm week tne sgo Hess cosgs 9g
bulk choice lso-33o pound Butchers Safas 81 '5oz
336 ;0o, 239-250 pounds 2a00-2a.75. go
and less 1335-1575. few few 2o.ool%ol 90 opo9aqs s5s
9ounSe aoonSoo pounds "a 1725-1s,25, 5oo-600
saisblee D. Cattle CATH 200 Zoo testimated>: tota,
not OF gwen; compared week ago: Receipts
Moodsys snods the run largest Of the year to date
oetober 1880 iarsely % fef FED steer oay sinse rSn
with choice, and prime grades predominaItt-.
ing; slaughter steers and heifers weak to
20 higher; bulls extremely ss scarce seea9S 90 70 70
mostly LOO higher; veafers 100 lower;
STICK n ve,1bt ea,ttle stesdy few loads prime med
3s;75 for load high, prime / .a27 pound
weights; bulk high choice and prime fed
steers 35575oo33s.25, low prime j 800 pound md
and yearlnes 94a sbq cnSGe fsd
ela1 { a. 70 low good grades 29.00-31 so, load
steers s56 n5ty oad 500 apd pond %
steers 27.50, few loads prime heifeps
81 1925. most good to nearly average
merciai kinds n oo-so SO .p 75o.ponnd Sn9 GDm fl
!ty grass heifers $500: high utility and
commercial cows a6,5o-3o5o, odd odd good et3d
IoSo Ioo"SS 11.ug' puK Gamer to utility cows
80; utility to good bulls late
20 1892 90 co. good to prime vealers s5. 90.
,., ,,s:uu: iate TOP 500 most Gull to COM
good 200, short S yearling stock steers and calves
weighing, $50 pounds down 32.75-37 80
good and choice 650-1 .O0O-pound feedins
steers Sos and yearlings 32 50-35 90. medium
I95- pound weights 1880, part load 9o5.
pound Holstein steers on replacement &C.
count 27.25' good quality 760-pound short.
led heiters on country account 32 50,
Salable sheep none; no total: COMPARED
week ago. Native spring lambs SOL .0(
lower, Gull and utility grades of most
shorn lambs and yearlings 00-1 50 lower
AZ new low on crop; this likewise true O.
sheep. fat slaughter ewes generally 90.
200 lower, with culls at least 400 down
carry top native spring lambs $500; clos.
ing top 600. with big packers payine
ri 80; Gull and utility kinds 25.oO-29 90
week, ,end bulk good to choice 80. 5O-32 90
yearlings 27.06-2s SO: early top 80 90
utility to choice. slaughter ewes closed a
13.5o-15 5 90; with culs at 10.OO-1I 90 ant
aged bucks. around 1900; receipts sharply
above, week earlier which, however. in.
cluded a holiday
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, July IA lR.--Dividends
announced:
Pc Stk OF Pay
Rate. riod. Record. able
Extra.
Mid Cont Pet 25c S-15 9-15
REGULAR.
Borg Warner 81 a-12 l0-1
Bruck Mills Ltd A = soc @ s-15 a-l5
Bruck Mills Ltd 3 - 15c @ SIS a-15
Cont III B&T 81 sA 7-24 81
Mid Cont Pet 75c @ S-15 Oils
Evening star., 1951-07-15

Cleaner Harvester Corp. earned
$757 $50 or $1.89 in the nine
months ended June 80. VS.. $541,-
I046 or $135.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Maryland Tobacco

Auction sales were resumed on the
Southern Maryland tobacco markets Mon
which began after sales on July g. Dry
weather has been unfayorable for handling
tobacco resulting in light deliveries to
market. The Federal State Market News
Service reports volume of sales this week
was the lightest for any full week this
season. Grade averages remained about
steady when compared with the abbrevi-
ated previous week. Quality of offerings
showed improvement.
Sales at auction for the five-day period
ending July 13 totaled only 1.476.305 net
pound and averaged S4a3S per hundred
This average was an increase of So. 80
over last weeks revised figure. Sales for
the season were brought to 1880. 794
pounds for an average of S49.90.
Auction bid averages per hundred
pounds on a number Of representative
grades were as follows:
Grade nescrinficrn IL G Npnnk Channes
Evening star., 1951-07-15

The following bid and asked prices are
obtained from the National Association OF
but are unofficial. They do not represent
actual transactions; they are intended as
a guide to the approximate range within
sold tindicated by the bid or bought
indicated by the asked at the time OF
compilation az noon, Friday. Orisin OF
f,Al
Evening star., 1951-07-15

Rates Of dividends in the foregoing
taole are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semiannual declara-
tion Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not included
Ex dividend. xr Ex rights cid Called
pt pd Fart paid. ur Under rule. War War
rants. WV With warrants. XIV Without
warrants. Also extra or extras b Plus
stock dividend. d Cash or stock ePaid
last year. Playable in stock estimated
wash value on ex-dividend date gDe-
clared or paid so far this year. b Declared
or paid after stock dividend or split-up
Declared or paid this year. an accufnu-
. Paid this year, dividend omitted, deferred
or no action taken at last dividend meet
ing, wDeclared or paid in 1851. plus
stock dividend. wd When distributed.
dend. Payable in stock, exact cash value
undetermined on declaration date.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
BOND SUMMARY

A selected list OF active bonds ON the
New York Stock EXCHANGE, showing the
high. low and closing price for the week
and the net change from the previous
weeks close.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Over-the-Counter Market

.pius EXTRA or extras
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-04-15
Farm equipment
is a long-term invest

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fellow 70 know always helpful owoys eody recommend the
specific oils and eeoe you need proper equipment
See him for ceonpocked Carter cusone onge batteries
extrc-mlecee fires Ond other uUtomoive accessories
Arizona sun., 1951-01-25

Road, left Wednesday for a two
week vacation which he will spend
in Alexandria, and other parts of
La. visiting his mother and other
relatives, and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orbie Bragg, .820-C
S. 7th Ave., had as their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gilmore, of
Los Angeles for the past two
weeks. They were highly enter
tanned while here. Mrs. Bragg and
Mrs. Gilmore are sisters. They
left last week.
Elmer Chambers, of Ft. Ord,
visited with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Chambers, 1915 S. 5th
Ave, for six days, he left for
Washington, DC. Wednesday where
he will be stationed.
Mrs. Opal Clinton and little son
David, 1921 S. 10th Ave-, returned
recently from San Diego, where
they were guests of her brother
for seven days.
Birthday Party"
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Street, 2031
S. 7th Ave., gave a party Sunday,
January 81, in honor of their niece,
Josephine, on 18th birthday. The
guests were Joan and Agneday
Taylor, Florence Bobo, Mary Lou
and Beverly Cross, Charlotte May
Landrum, Barbara Jean Williams,
Pauline Mccormick, Carrie Stevens
Ray. Carol Colman and Richard c.
Taylor. Cake and cocoa were
served. She received many nice
presents. The hours were from
two until five in the afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold, Cleveland,
Ohio, who has been guest of her
sisters, Mrs. Eddie Keener, 1914 S.
18th Ave-, and Mrs. H. Curry, also
her two brothers, Joe and Willie
Albert, left for Louisiana, where
Arizona sun., 1951-01-25
"WESTSIDE
SOCIAL
ROUNDUP"
by
NELLYE MAYE TAYLOR
Phone S-7611

Phone S-7611
Melvin Harris Jr., grandson of
Mrs. Vergie Harris, 1408 S. 9th
Ave., left for California last week; /;
he is stationed at Fot Ord. He
volunteered for the service.
Mr.. Arzie Louis Chambers, Oak
land, California, returned to his
home last Sunday after spending
two weeks, visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Chambers, 1915 S.
5th Ave.
Mr.. Charles Modicue, 744 w.
Magnolia, left Sunday, IA, for
Texarkana, Texas, to visit his
brother who is very ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tollie Newsome
and children, 900 w. Grant, left
for Sun Valley, Calf, where they
will make their home. They re-
sided here for seven years.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hutcherins,
1101 w. Watkins, have as their
guest, Mrs. Sammye Hemphill,
Washington, DC. She is here be-
cause of the illness of her father,
Sam Lesley. Mrs. Hutcherins and
Mrs. Hemphill are sisters. Her stay
is indefinite.
Miss Cecil James Hewett, 316 w.
Yavapai, returned recently from
Los Angeles, and other parts of
Calf. where she visited relatives
and friends.
Joe Albert Jr. 1905 w. Buckeye
Arizona sun., 1951-01-25
Popular Phoenix
Couple Announce
Engagement

Stand1ng room was in demand
last Saturday evening, at the beau
tiful new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James McElroy, 2130 East Broad
way. The occasion was to announce
the betrothal of popular Phoenix
couple, Miss Mary Ellen McElroy
and John Bell.
An estimated attendance of about
100 guests. during the evening,
dropped in to congratulate the
couple, at one of the outstanding
social events of the season.
Special guest was the bride-elect's
mother, Mrs. Estelle McElroy of
Los Angeles.
On entering the spacious front
room, the guests were greeted by
gold letters arched over a love-Seat
spelling out the names Mary and
Johnnie"
There was an abundance of food
and drinks (and you can imagine
how much there was to accommo-
date a hundred guests. The menu
consisted of roast turkey, baked
ham, hamburger, coctails and all
the trimmings.
Miss McElroy is secretary at
Dunbar Elementary School. Mr..
Bell is an employee at the Phoe-
nix Country Club.
Date of marriage has not been
announced.
Arizona sun., 1951-01-25
Illinois First Negro
CONGRESSMAN Injured

CHICAGO (NNPA)-OScar De-
Priest, 79, retired South Side poll
ical figure and the first colored
person to serve in the city coun-
Gil, was injured last Tuesday
night by a Chicago Motor Coach
as he was crossing South Park
way at 9th street, short distance
from his home.
De Priest, who lives at 4538
South Parkway and is in the real
estate business with his son, O..
Stanton De Priest, was taken to
Provident Hospital.
The son, who reached the scene
few minutes after the accident,
said the bus was passing a cab
when it struck his father.
De Priest is a former member
of Congress.
Arizona sun., 1951-01-25
VALLEY SOCIAL WHIRL
BY Marguerite Hunter-Phone S-1O5O

Sunday was a big day at Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church with the
Youth in charge. The services
were splendid beginning with the
Sunday school and ending with a
grand program by the young
people at night Several visitors
were present at the morning serv-
ices and two were added to the
membership. The Youth did well
financially also, as the days re-
ciepts amounted to $120. Rev.
c. N. Hall is the pastor.
Mt. Calvary Senior Choir gave
a golden tea at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Jackson,
1917 w. Gilbert st. Sunday after
noon from pm. until pm. It
was we'll attended by members
and friends.
Mrs. Matte Johnson, popular
cosmetic saleswoman of 1887 E.
Jefferson ST., returned from three
weeks visit with relatives in
Texas last Thursday. She reports
that it was the most enjoyable
trip she has ever taken. Mrs.
Johnson's itinerary sounds like a
tour of the state. To mention
few of the places she visited:
Seguin, Houston, Austin and San
Antonio.
Mrs. Evelyn Potter returned
several days ago from her second
visit to Calf. this season. While
in Los Angeles she was the guest
of Mrs. Essie Porter and Mrs.
w. M. Fuque, the mother of Mrs.
Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds
of 173O E. Jefferson st. held open
house recently and it was an oc-
casion their guests will not soon
forget. Virtually anything one
can name in the food and drink
line they had it. There was no
room for boredom with all forms
of entertainment available, such
as games, dancing, etc. The party
began at 7 pm. and slowed down
about am. Out of town guests
were Mrs. Maggie Dodson, Mrs.
Halle Freeman and Mrs. Villa
Mae Fuque, sisters of Mr.. Rey-
nolds and Mr.. and Mrs. Porter,
nephew and niece. All are from
Los Angeles.
Our deepest sympathy goes out
to Mrs. Goldie Hart who is out
of the city due to the death of
member of her family.
I am just wondering who the
mysterious bridegroom will be
this time, when the million Dol
lar Wedding" is repeated??
Arizona sun., 1951-01-25
Stop Here On
Concert our

Mr.. Joseph Langham of Chi
cago, and one-time resident of
Phoenix, and Los Angeles, and
Miss Sallie Martin, noted record
ing artist and chorus director,
also of Chicago and Los Angeles
made a snort stop-aver here this
week. They are motoring from
Los Angeles to Mexico City. Miss
Martin is on a six weeks concert
tour of the interior of Mexico.
The Reverend Clarence Cobb,
nationally known speaker and
pastor of the First Church of
Deliverance in Chicago, is flying
to Mexico City to join Miss Mar
tin for a lecture series.
The Sallie Martin Singers have
been in Phoenix for several en-
gagements.
Arizona sun., 1951-01-25
ARIZONA SUN

she will visit other relatives before
returning to her home. Her stay
here was ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Johnson, 419
S. 7th Ave-, had as their guests
for the past week, Rev. and Mrs.
Marshal Weldon, Beaumont, Texas,
who stopped over on their way
home after visiting several cities in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Sykes, 1923
S. 10th Ave., have as their guests
IG1is brother and sister-in-law, Rev.
and Mrs. D. F. Sykes. Their stay
| is indefinite. They are from
Chichasha, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bartee,
2O39 S. 7th Ave-, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Shirley
Jean, to Herman Mosley Jr., son
of Mrs. Ester Mosley, lilo w.
Magnolia, where the wedding was
performed, Sunday, January 21, at
three o'clock by the Rev. L. j.
Dunbar. The bride wore plain
white dress with matching access
cries. The groom was dressed in
grey. Only members of the imme-
diate families were present.
Home Vows Read For Couple
Mrs. Jaunita Ellis, 1717 E. Pue-
bio, became the bride Of George
Waldron Jr. Sunday, at her home,
at $50 PM. The Rev. Jerry Ford
officiated. For her wedding en-
semble Mrs. Waldron chose tail
ored grey suit and matching acces-
sories. Her flowers were white
carnations. Mrs. Mildrid Terrence,
maid of honor, was her only attend
ant. Forrest Terrence served as
best man. A reception was held
following the wedding in the home.
Among the fifty guests present was
Mrs. Creola Holt, Eloy, sister OF
the bride. Many beautiful and use
full gifts were received. Mrs. Wald-
ron is owner of "Nitas Beauty
Shop" She has lived in the city
for nine years, Mr.. Waldron for
six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harper
and daughters Billye and Carol,
were the guests of their sister,
Mrs. E. Mosley and other relatives
the past week. They have returned
home to San Diego, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Carroll,
1130 w. Hadley, have as their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Garner,
mother and step-father of Mrs.
Carroll; and aunt, Mrs. Linda Nelson
all of Las Vegas, New. They came
Monday from Little Rock, Ark,
where they attended the funeral
of relative, which was held on
the 14th. They made several stops
visiting friends on their way back
and will return to Nevada after
the close of the State Missionary
Meeting of the Church of God in
Christ which is being held at 1922
w. Sherman. The meeting closes
Sunday.
Arizona sun., 1951-01-25

@. Is it all right for bride to
send printed 6r engraved "thank
you" cards for her wedding gifts?
A. Never. This is the height of
rudeness and indicates laziness
and a lack of appreciation. Goed
taste requires that a bride write
a personal note of thanks for each
gift she has received.
Arizona sun., 1951-01-25

@. How can l prevent the feet
of the stepladder from slipping /?
A. Cut some strips, of required
size, from a discarded automo-
bile tire, glue these rubber strips
to the four feet of the stepladder,
and it may prevent a serious ac-
cident.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
LIVING ROOM SOFAS
AND CHAIRS

Solid Mahogany occasional choir, upholstered
in top groin leother. Was $l25 Now $3.50
fredericksburg VonderIey Iodies' occasional
choir, black lacquer and gold tufted velvet
Was $50. Now $77.00
Korpen lounge sofo in grey moteiosse, down
pillow seat and back, regency motif Wos
S625. Now S345. 90
ion, frineed to floor, very comfortable. Was
$3.50. Now $4,000
! Tufted SOTO (orms and back Woodrose Broc-
otelIe, down cushion Wos $500 Now $2se 90
Kittineer provincial SOTO wood frome, blue
grey, texture upholstery Was S4o5. Now
$295.oo
Lounge SOTO upholstered in rose corduroy, ex-
tremely comfortable, kick pIeot skirt. Was
$435. Now $lsS.o0
Evening star., 1951-04-08
BOUDoIR CHAIRS 500 OFF
Green, Cherry, Rose FloroI scot and back.
Wos $3.50 Now Sl3.75
OCCASIONAL TABLES

French Provincial, End, Ieother top, Shelf
fruitwood Wos $l19 Now S74.5O
Lamp Toble, mahogany stretcher base. Was
Sloo5. Now So.o5
Baker CocktoiI TobIe, mahogany, drawer, re-
production Was ST. 3d. Now SIS. so
End Toble. mahogany, inIoid, shelf Was,
$3.50. Nov Slo.e5
Occasional TobIe, Swirl mahogany, shelf,
leather top, bross posts. Was Sis. Now
$3.50
Smoker. clover leof design, mahogany Was
$3.50. Nov Sle.e5
Baker Lamp Tobles, brown leather, mahogany,
shelf. drower. Was SIPS Now $3.50
lonp Tobes, custom made, mahogany brown
leother, drower Was Soe.5o. Now $3.50
Conmode. mahogany, brown leather. Wos
S3l.e5. Now S1e.95
Lomp TobIe, Brown Leather, shelf. Was
SZ995. Now $14.95
Inperiol choirside, 1914" square, z shelves.
Was S54 Now S32.e5
Ratchet Toble, reproduction, decorators piece.
Wos SIS. Now $44.5o
End IobIe. brown Ieother top, shelf Wos
$31.e5. Now $ls.S5
Evening star., 1951-04-08
MODERN BEDROOM

Silver Fown walnut o6-inch double dresser,
mirror, chest-on-ehest, bed, night toble, Wos
$62o5O. Now $3e5
TomIinson eroy walnut eo-nch, 8-drower
dresser, 6-drower chest, bed, night table, Wos
$552 so. Now S368
Magnificent blond Birds Eye Maple e4-inch,
l2-drower double dresser mirror, chest, bed,
night tobIe Was SelO. Now $3eo
Drexe blond mahogany 6O-nch double
dresser, chest, bed, night tobIe Was S582.
Now $449
6roy walnut 58-inch double dresser, chest
chest, bed, night table, bross trim. Was $4Oo.
Now $29s
Mink mahogany 64-nch l2-drower double
dresser, lO-drower chest -on-chest, bed, z
drower night tobIe. Was S454. Now S348
Hugh round corner blond Primo Vera 64-inch
double dresser, big chest -on-ehest, bed and
two night stonds, sliding troy interior. Wos
So34. Now $4s5
Fine blond mahogany 64-inch, e-drower
double dresser, and glass, o-drower chest,
bed, chest, night table Was $537 Now 387
Blond mahogany 9-drower double dresser,
mirror, full-sized bed and 2 night stonds.
Was $4Oo. Now $265
Groy walnut huge 2-drower double dresser,
mirror, chest n-chest, twin beds and night
stond. Wos S6ol so. Now $446
Gray walnut, l2-drower double dresser. gloss.
fulI-sze bed, 2 night stands. Was S397.
Now S268
7-drower knee hole, 4o-inch vonty desk,
Harvest bleach. Was S95 Now SAT
28x44 Harvest plate glass mirror, Was "a.
Now SIS
Cordovon Mahogany dresser, mirror, twin beds
and niqht stand Was S342 Now $199
Widdicomb bsque mahogany fuIlsize muslin
upholstery heodboord. Was Il. Now S5S
DrexeI Cordovon mahogany fuII-sized bed.
Was $lOO Now $34
BIeoched mahogany 6-drower vonity and mir
ror. Was $lz5. Now $3.50
Evening star., 1951-04-08
ROLL ENDS OF FINE
BRoADLoOM

610"xl5' Turquoise Imported Hand
woven B'm Wos S32l45. Now Sl2o.5o
! l2'xo' powder blue, high and low uncut
pile. Was Sl85 so. Now $l34.e5
| 12xl3' beige tone on tone, scroll design
Was S264.5O. Now $I47.O
! l2xl3'2" all wool green twist. Wos
$685. Now $l6s.5o
| o'xl8'6" all wool eroy twist. Wos S3O525
Now $2le.5o
] 12xl46" all wool green twist Wos
$327.50. Now Szz9.75
! 15xl5' green imported, loop pile B'm.-
Was $568.75 Now $27e.5o
] 12'xl9'6" beige tone on tone Wilton. Wos
S435. Now $2S7 so
! l2x21'6" ice blue shaggy textured BIN.
Wos $64e. Now $4zs50
l l2xl8'6" green chenille rug, deep pile.
Was $837 Now $4o8.50
Evening star., 1951-04-08
IA Mahogany finish
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
Rose, Blue, Grey, Green. Were $24.e5.
Now $l2.o5
OCCASIONAL PIECES

Johnson-Hondley large sotinwood bonded
eommode. Wos SITS. Now $4,000
Boxer 4o inch oval leather top desk Wos
1913. Now $l5e.oo
Boxer Y inch pine crown glass breokfront
Was ST. It's. Now $685.. 90
Custom mode, mirror boek, grill front cobinet
Was S595. Now S295.oo
Johnson secretary cross band mahogany, bross
finlols. Wos S4l9. Now $4,000
Duneon Phyfe 4o inch drop leof mahogany
table. ! drawer. bross claw feet. Wos SAC. SO
Now $3.50
Mahogany flip top wall extensoIe tobIes, with
reeves. were So9.oo. Now $47.50
Evening star., 1951-04-08

Choise Lounge, fIorol seat and back, choice
of rose or green. Was S85. Now $49.5o
Button Back Boudoir Choir, cherry quilted
sotin skirted base Was $50 50. Now S345o
Slight magnificent cross-bond mahogany, T.
drower, double dresser. chest -on-chest double
bed Was S7o6. - Now 1888
Evening star., 1951-04-08
BEDDING ITEMS

Simmons "a size Hideobed in eoy Wo S2oo5O Now $I8S(
Simmons % size Hdeobeds green Was S229 Now $ls8t
Simmons Hideobed in freze Wos S2oo. Now $257(
Simmons Hideobed in red domosk. Was S249 Now $2l6t
Heller studio couehes in assorted Were $o $50 No
$3.50
Eneonder duo divon. High type with WI
$685. Now $74.5
&C. Swing size heodboord deep tufts donosk
frame. Was S1O9. Now ST.:
Buonehter Sleep sofos green and soge Were S4e and SIS
Now $ll2.o
Junior size Puon sleeper smoke eoy Wos S344 Now S25st
Junior Size Pullman sleeper red eze Wo 1884, Now $z64
Full size PuImon sleeper eroy Was S279 Now $4,000 As
Evening star., 1951-04-08

90 27x54 Scatter Rugs, one and
two Of kind. Were Sl7.5O
to $3.50. Now $4.95
IS 46"x6' scotter rugs, one of q
kind. Were $3.50 to $3.50.
Now $l4.95
Evening star., 1951-04-08
FRAMELESS MIRRORS
SOME BEVEL EDGES
TRADITIONAL BEDROOM


TRADITIONAL BEDROOM
John Wddeomb magnificent Regency double dresser
and gloss chest bed night tobe dressing table, BENCH Wos
$2,675 Now ST eo5 90
Johnson ondey all mahogany claw foot Chppendoe 58nch
double dresser large mirror and BEDS Was S525 Now
$2e5oo
Drexe mahogany Serpenne 'front.' 62nc dresser
French Provincial wood dresser and glass; chest night tobe
Was $4le Now $z75oo
French antique white chest voni and gloss double bed
Was $442 Now $329.00
French Provincial 56nch double
roy chest, bed Was S422. Now $zoo.oo
Knde 62nch 2dower front double dresser 8drower
chest chest bed, night toble Was S84o Now $5950o
French Provincial dowe knee hole vonity mirror Chest full
bed. mite stond Was S395. Now $z1o0O
Drexe Mahogany dresser chest full size bed and stand
Wos $335 Now $i9o0os
Solid Cherry dresser mirror full bed and stonds Was
$252 Now SIPS 90
Eoboroey carved So in mahogany double dresser and Wos
SOS. Now $l58.0o
Drexe Provincial o3 n drawer double dresser and mirror Was
S254 Now SIS5o0
French Provincial antique white 80 commode Was Sis Now
S74.00
French Provincial antique white gold 264o carved mirror Was
S48 Now $3.50
Custom Made French Blue and Silver II dresser
$3.50. Now $3z5.oo
Drexe Mahogany full size bed Was SIS Now $3.50
EoboroeY carved drawer Mahogany vanity and BENCH
Was $3.50 - Now $174oo
Baker Cross bonded drower mahogany chest with eoth sliding
troy Wos S4275O. - Now $22500
Drexe Mahogany double chest Wos S23 Now $8400
Wett Solid Cherry Tester full size bed with canopy frame Was
Wett Solid Cherry drawer Mite Stand Was s44 Now $500
Wiet Solid Cherry AZ" dressing tobe Wo $3.50 Now $3.50
~ $500
WiIett Solid Cherry Poster Bed Was $3.50 Now $3.50