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TIEARST’S SUNDAY AMERICAN MEANT A u\. M/N'DAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1013 12 A Society News of the South nvi^’PF FURNITURF CO FMP|3F~VuPN!TURF CO EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. ,y ritzgeraid Mrs. Lewis Middleton Ansleu Ir f-ITtGEFALI Sep lr—OnWefi I n«s<*.s3 afternoon th-t Lehman'• Club of this "uy wot «>t«rta.|pe<i by Ml»s Paulina Crawl* ai liar hom* on South Ma|n Thoee preeer' w»r< ' Iisee Psultne Crawley, >o!l Free-M' )f Charleston, formerly Mi* • i bride of the spring, who has ummer colony at Henderson' ’ire Robertson of Columbia, been a popular member of the iile. Marx Ja Ties Hei n Ma mwi, ffeltn Osborne prantias Modena »OT» 1 Julia One ot ti - U'<U ue«t p ait if* of *h‘ at* sum r:;<T- < ; r ! M J that g!v*p by M!*t. F 1! 15.' • n We'tnetdv’ aft- trnoon, ciTflpUme Ming be-. *«»!*»*. Miif A la Powell - na *. .. Mrt R F. O LlV' of C‘c rrtei • Tbe lives- •was at»: ste * * tv Mrs Al'-a tfiur- *mon<3 Mis*** Con-?* Whltaeed ®f Cordele Ida McKay and F.u!*!' Bras well. Mrs. Browns guepu included it st Ada Powell o? Vienna, Mte c Alice Shepherd of ebbeville, .lies Tennis WasWburrj. Miss Ms'-" Lobln frr and Mesdarr.es R E Cook of Corrtele Joseph B Mali R E, Lae C M. Wise tj W, Faulk and sues! Mr: Phillips of Atlanta; L L. Grtner D P. Adam*, W O Wooten. J. A Murphy and «rus»t». Mra A 1 Davies ot HawkinaviUe and Mrs Robert Da- vlr* of Lakeland. Lon Dicker, -J. L Pittman. J B Se.anor. Wrlrht Tor rmce. W. B Parsons, J L. McCarty. G- I/. KUorease and Marion Smith- The Tu'edav Afternoon Club and a feu other friends were en’ertalned at the home of Mrs G r Mlntlefiorff at a Rook party one evening thi w- r k. ■ T i- Mlnfledorf » guerre in cluded Meedamee Jack Mover, r. E I.e.. C L- hsk*i. J. L Pittman. ( A Hoiieendorff. Dren- \\ . Paulk. 6. , Phillips of Atlanta, V' 11 Wooten, C T. Brower, Clayton .lav AlmoriU- Jon-s, J. c Ji-.-ine and Misses Mabel Roger* and A Ire Shepherd. eCverol of Fltageruld'.s yount peo- ! pit left tor college this ueel. Amom: those n ho n 111 attend college this! tern, are Robert Brent s. who goes to Ba ui-r 'ing Oo - don In stitute. Duet: Finger, who goes to I Ncr'h (Jr,, <rle Agrlou'.tural College a' 1 • H irj Peed Brough- , ton .11-0 fill attend sh* Bienkaton- j Pei, ,0lf Ir.tlfuU t,l Virginia Barrie , n«ra n-iio «■ e* to th> Third District Agrlculi il - oilejra t, Amarloua, arid i'tf HI-rtnor -A! en v.-ho will attend Brens u •' ■ >11 ■ Pt ji OalneavlUe i luntsville M L NTfcVILLE obp’ 13.—Mrs Aleck Mi Alllfctcr gave an auc- I tion party Tuesday *“v*ni!Xg for her ho’j«.e gur:tp. Mr. and Mr : km- • mett Ru&neli, of WAitraee, Term Mrs W IMam Newman entertained * irfoima’D for ):*■. Uue* guest* Mr? Outtaxe Stalling. Lynchburg. M ed ne*v.'a.\ at'u-vnoon. M re-, i.'nai'es Toxvnes entertained for Mrs. 1 H. Bell of Union Sptfuff*. md Mrs E*mnieit Russell, of War trace. Thui .U> x tnirifr Mrs. Gordon Nelson xxas hostess at the weekly meeting of th*- ThumlaV Joining club. Misr Susie Nexvman x* n • huAtfv at - *ne weekly meeting of the Phoenix' j Card Club Tueadsi} atternoon Mrs. A. D. Whitt wjie hostess Tu< X j where they will vl$lt another daugh- > ter Mrs W. B. Folk* ; Mrs L. O Manard and daughter , Mis* Leslie, have returned after z I ( \ several x^•eek visit to Atlanta. Tift on friends of the bride are in .. , ; teretttd in the announcement ot the V| marriage ot Mica Annt* Greena toll | Mr. J Frank Darby, of Vfd&Ha, at th< ! j' '-’W of the bride’s parents, Mr. and lev 1 Mrs TV E Greene, at Sparks, Tues- j hard i do.y morning Miami J $Ept 13.—Scclctj- int«rtE, : v , center«d in the mar- *, ■ rftndereon Dale Mlt- , ' to Ml*. Jfan R*in- un'her.arid Md u-hleh lock pl»:» Waelnesday morning at 9 o'clock at the home ot tit* bride on Great street Cumberland The ceremony iva* private and ua pcrtormed hi w Cushmai SHINGTON. Sept H —On the of *-?. - mel e--e of her departure for At, ‘ dllc ' hurch lant: for to* win -«r, wbtra ftar i *'- a sot: T* rrre;. ■ .'! be -ntered st a itu- i returned tier, of the G-eorgta School of Tech- bourne; and rioiogt Mr; Ruth Irvin entertained r, e v ‘ cott;-.gt & I the ladle* of the Rllver Tea" in a delightful way Frida- aft~rnoon Ml« Helen Denham for whom n , i.erotr of entertainments ties given : during her visit here a* the -ueat o( Mise Wlllomstte Bradley, has re- - turned »o her home in Eatonton The Mistes Allen of Tampa, Fla., who i were also guest* of the Bradley house Pat diet Capuch Roman Cat party left Friday to visit relatives I | Eufaula, Ala. Mrs. ,1 W £ Lowe. Mise Sami.* ‘I.owe and .Master l-'tetrher Lowe left the lirtt of the week for a stay < 1 tevera! days in Atlanta Mrs. William Leon Heat has turned to Atlanta after a stay Washington v ith her mother » famll Cher:--., | • i shpiat from ihoir wedding ill bfc at hom^ in their ler September 15. Mr', former!} Mips Mab!:- Beatrice Rorem of Si Paul. Minn. ! • i leleria j , —I — e L e. * u Jacksonville 0 i V *- H elena Sept, is.-^mib Edith Creighton entertained with n rook party on Saturday evening for her guest, iVI-'as Geti* Shehan. of Ameri^ut. TSout present w*re Misses MariOft Creijrht.on. Gejta r'oehan. Plor- ei.'C‘ Da'/ev! port Alma Wright of EaMmar, Veru McGirity, Messrs. Kh/iinrj * arson, Fjanntry Pope f Dublin and Lerlie Freeman of S’nx'on hah. Mise Florence Davenport compli mented net* gtfett • IBf Alma Wright, of -Ea tman, and Miss Gena Shehao. or Amcneus Mist Marlon Creighton’ Kuest. with o sociai affair Frida; evening riio.se present wert Mijit - \lma Wright Marion and Hdith '■’r* ighton, Vera McGintj , Gena She* ban. Messrs. Maurice » ame v t ACKSONVILLE, Sept. 13—One of i he most interesting social ex’ents of the past week was the marriage j i Tu$fc«3ax •. *.ning of Miss Eula Powell, j j daughter ot Mr end Mrs. W. G. Poxv- \ J el), to Lawrence S Adams The eer- i oniony • ,v performed in the Main Street Baptist Church, tli* pastor, Rex T* •* Mahon, officiating. Bruce Snell entertained Wednesday evening at the home ot his parents. Mr. and Mrs H R Snell, in R.versidt- i at an informal danct given in c mp'.i- , ment to the members of the colleg* set lea 1 , ing this month for t chobl. L Greensboro McRae. FUi;.ner.s Pope of Dublin I f ie F eeman of Savannah, Rich ard C'arfon. Guy Pittr*v^n» Malvin Dunford and G A. Davenport. /“• *» h-ENSHtJRO, S<*pi 16.—MlSfe | I | Exe'- > Smith entertained a 1 ^ party Tuesday ex r erjng in honor f of Miss Julia Aiken, of Covington. Dublin U! d™;' V* .ax afternoon at , it Tue.-'das Au tion Club th* S'auti>n, Mr Kuvk Mis*- l*ella Fit»v Bibb, V\'aucro55 ousie Sutton. ct the mObt delightful affni k'eek w«« the silver tea given ! v vvetung ft*Om 4 to 6 o\)u-'u j Otis L. pejl for the local 11 | ssociatldn. Adah A congenk « j Mis. Anna R‘, .• .* Roberta and M: and Miss Franc ' xtN* * ill he an impor- and Judge Jam? October Miss Sadie I m Shew-mt:*•.• for hy*>*te«> FrIda\ ift<*i ! ll9 ; f Mr th part) const stir? *»t M Tampa, FIs.. Mi?£ Tf. r>. Shcv make . At ebb, of Dub.In. B. Hicks, motored i.h afternoon Tues* Mist: Florence Willis entertained Thursday evening in honor of her I house guest Miss Julia Aiken, of I Co ington Mist Rubj Right, entertained at ’ dinner 6an4li ii not of hei -u* 1 2 Mis-: Lucilc Ponder and Lovic Pori- der. of Rutledge, at the home of her j Ll sisier, Mrs E C. Hixor Those pres- ! t eni -x ere Misses Ponder Annie Blount . fx Mu.-elt}. Susie Bethea. Ruth Conner, | j£! Messrs. Ponder, Royce Sanders. Hoyt ! j VC. Vi Ward has returned clt> from a visit to Atlanta. to \\ /AU Rose, ’ • fet.pt. IS.— •:as rerun lsit to Atlanta Aiondax afternoon Ml&t. Bama M Donald w.u cnteriuii* ^t an afterno u party in honor of Miss Louise Ward of Boston, who is among the visitor in Waycross Wdne^da> morning Mrs. S. T. Wright was hostess at au auction bridge party given 1n honor if Mr* s’f.i McQueen, of Ludoxfici. Five hits were arranged on the porch u r •he gam* T. . firt prize xxas won b;» i c.‘ Mr. W. F T.it tie. The lou "core vu iz j j ( went to Mia- busic button Pun'*h I ^ vi> Feix *?d. by Misse* F;ena V riieiv | > rlght’t inc-ede*. Mrs . Morrison Mrs. I i' A M. Kn ghr. J... drs John At. Co\. | Mr; • coi! x Stanton M*. c. J C. Nich- , J c u Mr- R. Ph VauV • rmer Mrs. L G R. AfoMf>. Mrs Otis Bell. Mrs. John j ^ Hopkln: M s. Fen Redding, Mr* Charles Kirkland. Mrs \Y. P. Little. Mr. A ** li’dan, Mrs. Rtoddar3 Leesburg » > 'feBt R*j fewt 13 r ,,\ , I Mas e\ entertained recently in honor of h-r guest a. tht* Miss ‘ i Pi trier*, *xf feunmer th** mernht *-x *)f J the Forty-two Club being gue* r 1 Among those present wer* Mesdc.m* j Mary L PunkDy T H. C’ark, Dun Tampa ant evun | Robinson I noon for Miss Palmour. Friday afternoon Mrs J. J. Powell , | was hostess at a sewing party in * | compliment to her guest, Mrs. Fred { h,?t* .. ot St. Augustine. Fla and Miss IL. Broxvu. who is the ?uest ot Miss Maude Smith. 1 A most enjoyable picnic ot the pres ent wee) was the one given by the j 1 school girl and boy set Tuesdax night I at Chattahoochee Park. Frida* afternoon at the home of | voting couple were m a filed b> th- v frs Will Logan, after a reet during 1 Rex. J B. Mitchell at the Hvde Park ! ■ 1 * the firs meeting >f the Methodlgt ■ hurch MCort Hei "jmen C.uc Chib \s a , held. devson was maid of honor, and the i l he Bridge Club was entertained j other maida and groomsmen wen- \ i ida> -ue. noon bv Mrs Robert San MU' Koohia W hitaker. John Moody • ,? ^rs at he * home on Main . treet i Miss Gladys Grose. Albert Mellon. | Misses Helen and Dorothl Dean Boswell and Cranston Williams An event of Frida evening vas the party at which Mis: Maria Smith en tertained in honor of her guests, Miss Elizabeth Strutu. of Lexington, and Miss Marion Callahan and Miss feusie Bethea. Mr and Mrs H B. Robertson en - tertained g*. Round Doz' u Club : nd several of their youny triend' Fridax evening LJ AMPA, feept. IS —Ti:4 wedding of j Miss Olivia Moody .-nd Mr. | Karl Errol Whitakef V ednec- daj night was* one of the affairs of the fall reason in this city The- Thought Mimself Beyond Help c i t ’ • • Monb.'X .»fte ■ n.i V /' | f heir honu? n Green street, when : they etilertained the B K Club Crawfoi ClVIlIt . ^ JL SI. Augusline ( - RAWFORDVILLE Sept 13 — Among the Crawfordville Coi- lege »• t who are returning to the** studies this week are Miss Lil lian A mrj, to Brenau Miss Lur- leene Briatow, to G N and T C.; Miases Maty Emma and Carrie Gee, •o Ohlc -ra. Mir Marx Holden to Lucy Coob; Frank Holden, T«»m A - bury and Bob Gunn, to "Georgia Clem and Claud Gunn, to T*f''b. Fred Gunn and V. Chapman and Jim Ed wards. to Mercer. s r T AUGUSTINE. Sept. !3.--Loc*il society ladles are now planning for the annual fete on old his toric Fort Marion, to be given in October for the St. Augustine His torical Society ancl Institute Vfie® Louise Paul, Charier Ciexx!® Miss Margaret Collins. Joe Knight, Miss Frances R.ggin, of Br&dtfntowu. Toseph Grable. Miss Adine Fuchs arte Fred DuPree. The young couple left i ifter the ceremony for New York, t They will spend several weeks. Pensacola pvUNSACO U Mr:. A .ENSACOLA, Sept 13— Mr anfl Aubrej Saunders, whose marriage a few weeks ago was of | of interest o a wide circle, of friends Selene. Each ’ ear in the full of the In this clt- and elsewhere, left on moon In October this moonlight feu ! M "? d » y r lfrh> - for Atlanta where they ! will be tht guests for a few days of * lven and !t always proves one Of Colon#! Woodward, president of the the big society events of th* year. ■ Georgia Military Academy from Besides the usual fete features, danc- Head Broke Out in Pimples Which Pestered Hair Came Out, Hoad 'tched and Burned, Cuticura So3p , ■nd Ointment Cured in 2 Weeks, JacNson n j ing is indulged in by the younger *ei The committee in charge this year it composed ot Mrs Alanson wood. Mra A. B Underwood Mrs A. E Burke Mrs Alva Perkins Mrs Eli Trott, Mrs Robert P Kettle, Mrs. i J P. Dodge. MU# Vina Hawkins, d\nn#r ! Mrs \rmit Evar#tt, Miss Mary Sherman and Miss M. E Bentley. 1 Miss Edith Masters was the hostess J- D • ! at a pretty social event early in th.6 R. N I avenue I * ORSON fept IS—Mrs | Etheridge entertained ** nx'iUe Av®.. Staunton Va. — I Frida>- evening broke out in pimples which On Friday afternoon Mrs t me so that T would * Jones -eger.t the William McIntosh I week, when she entertained at the hcrarr*- it tm my hcad got chapter ‘ ot the Daughters ot the I home of her parents on Cincinnati altnos* »n a raw «ore My American Revolution, entertained in- t.air came out *ra<lu*lly »nd . ,, . .. . .. ,— I it was dry .nd Ufelen D.n- tormaUy for th * memb * r * ot th « druff fell or my coat collar till | chapter ! wa« asliamfyi of it , XT'" | Among the Jackson boys and girls x head bed been that wav *11 who will attend colleges this fall are summer, itching and burning Mis*er P*' ie Fletcher. Allie and Faith til! 1 couldn't «l^p in arx Jarrell. Georgia Normal and Indu6 peace j trial; C. W. Woodard. MorrU Redman, salxes but it looked Hke *he^ Thomas Collins. Lee Hammond. Uni | rsity of Georgia. Charles Spencer. | j^ art which institution Mr. Saunders was , graduated a year ago Miss Valerie Reese, the young I daughter of Mr and Mrs J. £. Reese, j xk ho leaves for Raleigh. V. C., where she will enter St. Mary's College, was given a surprise party Tuesday night by a large number of hei friends at her home on North Hill Mrs. Reese and children will accompany Miss Valeri# to Raleigh. Mrs. H. M Chandler, of Atlanta, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. S P. Rozear I A UJ ii* UJ Sulvania LaGrange S I A ANIA Sept 13.—The Ladies Culture Club was entertained on Tuesdax tfternoon by \Irs. J. E ! po* but it did me T- tner*.. jt to no good so 1 got a cake of Cuticura Soap and box of the Cuticura Ointment and you don t know what a relief they gave me In j Mrs v wo woekt my head wa* well Signed j . in J. L Smith Oct. 2V 1012. J are g To r pimple* and blackheads the following end M •sa most effectlx e and economical tre aient. ; G#Ctlx trocar tlie affected parts r.dth Curl | cura Ointment. «5n tiieerd of the Anger, bu* do rot rub Wash off the Cuticura Oini n ent in ffve minute* with C uticura Soap and hot water and continue bathing for some ruin utot This treatment is best, on rising and retiring At other ♦imes use Cuticura Soap freelv fo» ’he toilet and bath to asrlsi in pre- "#nting infiarumation irritation and clog- glng of she pores Cuticura Soap ?.V and Cuticura Ointment (50c.) are sold through out t!:e world Libera! sample ot each mailed free: with 32-p Sklr. Book Address poet-cara Cuticura Dep* T B<;stou , MSfMen who shave and shampoo with Cu- ‘■.lcv• J^aptdilfladit beet fur skin and scalp. j Eilwood Robiiisor, David feett e, Em 1 or> . Stillwell Ball. Charles Johnson I Georgia Tech L Hurst of McLean, Tex- Dlllard Sams, of Atlanta, $ of Miss Berta Edwards Edwards The Forty-two Club was | ra red this week by Mrs. J. W. enter- Over- I street Mis < Marx Lizzie and Annie Dix on Homer of Atlanta, who have been j With Hi* .1 i .i! n D Watson Chapter, U street, have returned to their home, Thursday afternoon witl j Mrs. G\*erstreet going with them it, Mrs. 1. T Butt rill. ra Berkele. of Atlanta, is > Mis» Lucy Goodman, and J ■ Mis* Goodman outer i I A GRANGE, Sept. 13.—Miss Effle Swanson, of Atlanta, is visiting Mrs. E. W Pmkard Mrs Herbert Herring and daugh ter spent sex eral days in Atlanta this week lr- Durham D vany t v.day avenlun iai nes\ ille INESV1LLE c Sewing Club wae ! ifton URHAM Sept. 13—The Civic League mat in regular session here Friday and arranged for an extensive campaign for better and — , cleaner streets. Arrangements are being perfected tor the opening of the Country- duo ; house next tveek. It It the plan of ! the board of governors to hat e the I — IFTON sept IS Mr* J S. Tay- j most elaborate reception ever planned ,, . in Durham. ul en.ettame,: ."it! • lorch trmouneement, were sent out this party I riday afternoon in honor week «t the marriage of Isas - V. I Mrt ! Mil ILlndaay to >Iis, Less'* B. Weaver. T^e hr*' • • - .... ■ eeu. . Friend* ot Janie; B. Horton and I Mrt. Luttty Blalock were given a aitr. : t'if r n *?tif ’ * u •' Library pyiea h#rt- when it wa*, arnounc -d :i:b will be held m the chibrocm* that thfcx wer*.- to be married. Both Po ext ( Mrs. ^da> M g Helen ’.eft Mr Horton and Mri Blnloek r t daughter, j years of age *nd ha\*e been Yw* r v Atlanta Jonce before MR. WM ANDERSON, SR. ■ I have beer* ill for some time and thought I never £ould be helped I can truthfully say that Duffy’s Pure Malt Whi-key has done me a lot of good—more good than any medicine I ever tried before. It is surely a medicinal whiBkey and worthy of all that you claim it to be.’'—William Anderson, Sr 283 Prospect Street Perth Amboy, N. J. Puffy’s Pure IVIaSt Whiskey is one of the greatest strength build ers and tonic stimulants known to science It strengthen.' and sustains the system, is a promoter of health and longevity, makes the old feel young and keeps the young strong and vigorous. It /• is prescribed by phys cians *a n d Q! recognized as a J<1 - family rnedioim \ VX] everywhere. You \ V-ki should have it in your home It will do you good The genuine Duffy’s Pure Malt w nis- key is sold In SEALED BOTTLES OnLY by most druggists grocers and dealers, -n- uld our fr ends for any rea son be unable- to secure u in their lo- x* <* will have it shipped to them from their nearest dealer, express pre paid (cash to accompany order) at the fol.owing pri.es:- 4 Large Sotties S 1.30 - !.a' gr Bottles, $5 SO J2 La**£e B:tVes, SU.-JO Duff) ^ Pur* Malt ^Ttiskey should be in ex«rx home and we make he abo* f e announcement so that : ou -.nay become ft mik'd -■ ■•'it’-. ;i -nr ; >T supply Re mil b* express yicic po& toff ice oroe x ,.r •--■•nhed check to The T» ’ Malt v, ,-nkey * ompany ; 131 white St. Bcchester. N Y UJ We Are Forced to Se&S Out OUR BRAND-NEW GRAND RAPIDS ENTIRE STOCK Of THE CHANCE ©F A LiFETSfVSE e ,, W ! | ct and the ceremony taok place at their !j~ tioirii in that city on August 32 lip Mist Hei n Comstock entertained | w TuefOay r, chr at an informal dance || at her home j I , Mr. and Mrs Oeorge Romfh were f o among those who entertained during ! y the week They jat a dapee at the j j Tarpon Club 1; LJ Miss Christine JVorlev and Mist ; QC Hilda Eaile were hostesses at tea at j 3 the Worle.' home on the Boulevard. | f |- The Regrading of WhitehaU Street Forces Us to Close Out Our $50,000-00 Stock in 30 Days The street m front of can store will be lowered EIGHT feet, and our store must be completely remodeled So within the next 30 DAYS xve must get rid of our entire $50,000 stock of ele gant GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE. EVERY PIECE MUST GO, and we are going to let you have them at practically your own prices. And in the x r ery begin ning of the -season, too! Go anywhere else and they will ask you TOP-NOTCH PRICES, the regular increased market prices; but here you can sax'e as much as 50 PER CENT on the best furniture made. Hundreds of styles to choose from, and We Don’t Need the Money This is not a money- raising sale. We want to get nd of our stock. Lowest, prices, quick clearance, and terms to suit you. $22,50 Untarnishable Brass Bed, Only $12*50 This massive Bed has full 2-moh contin uous post and ten large fillers. It is heav ily coated with Bacolite lacquer, and we positively guarantee it will never tarnish. It may be had in bright or satin finish. This is unquestionably an opportunity of a life time. We have about forty similar bargains in Brass Beds. Our stock is the largest and most varied in the South, and every Bed is backed by our gua r ant^e of perfect satis faction. Prices Range from $12,50 to $95 rw f $15,00 Table J ec Only $9,95 This handsome 6-foot Extension Table is fitted with a strong lock, has a massive round base and claw or scroll feet. It comes m Early English and Golden Oak finishes. If you bought it elsewhere, you would have to pay at least S15 for it. Other Big Bargains in Dining Tables at from $9.95 to $73=50 7KaxsRij»sp?j!st. zez t w Elegant $35 Buffet Only $22 S 5Q $22,00 Chtfforobe Only $14 e 50 The picture shows the exact style of our elegant $35 Colonial Buffet, which, for quick clearance, we are offering at only $22.50, The large mirror is of genuine French Bev el Plate, and gives a perfect reflection. This handsome piece may be had in Golden Oak, Fumed Oak or Early English finish. We have about fifteen other styles that we are obliged to close out at similar bar gain prices. Come in and look through the line. But come early while picking is good. You know the best bargains go first. $16.00 to $150,00 This particular Chifforobe is strongly constructed of solid oak, and the cabinet work is the very finest. It has five deep drawers, large hat box, wide clothes closet capable of holding 6 to 8 suits, and represents convenience in perfection. It is the most con venient piece of furniture you could have in your bedroom. Never again will you have the chance to buy it at such a sacri fice price Other Styles and Grades at Proportionate Reductions $14,50 to $85,00 $27,50 $30=00 $65=00 Two floors of Parlor Suit Davenport Esdrocm Tuit the very fin- e s t Dining- $19=50 $22.00 $49=75 room Furni- Proportionate values Proportionate values Prooortlonate values ture in the South throughout the line throughout the line throughout the line 2 • rn tn o 2 9 - 13 1 Whitehall Between Mitchell St, and Trinity Ave. EMFIRE FURNITURE CO. FVFIRE FURNITURE CO. EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. X