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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
CLEARANCE,
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE
Formerly NOW
Red velour suite tone on tone pattern.
Attached pillow back chair. Very spe- SI7QOO
rial $210.50 lis
Red velvet suite, novelty stripe cover. SI7QOO
Full spring construction. Only one $196.75 A4 7
Rose mohair suite. Spring construction. $1 QOOO
Attached pillow back chair. $229.00 I^o
Blue brocaltelle love seat. Lawson SIOQOO
style, spring filled. $179.00 1»7
Rust friexe 2-piece suite, extra modern - ann
styling. Custom construction through*
Pull-up chairs. Tapestry covers. Wal- 5795
nut finish. Quantity limited. $9.95
Barrel type pull-up chairs. Mahogany $1 495
frame. Choice of covers. $20.00 A a
Large roomy rockers. Maroon tapestry £1 *195
covers. Only two left. $17.50 J-Li
Lounge chair with pillow top, ottoman
beige tapestry cover. Mahogany frame. o 7y , 'U
Two to sell. $65.00 '' '
Platform rockers. Choice of colors. $7Q95
Extra comfortable. $79.00
Lounge chairs: solid walnut frames. Ann
Beautifully carved. Loose cushion seat 5 . C|UU
and back. $98.00 4 '
BEDROOM and ODD PIECES
Formerly . NOW
Odd beds. Panel or Dolly Madison $1025
styles. Maple and walnut finishes. $29.00 Am
Walnut waterfall bedroom suite. Beau- SQQOO
tifully matched veneers. $152.00 J 0
Bleached mahogany 3-piece bedroom
suite. Choice of dresser or vanity. SI jAOO
Large mirrors. $198.00 At/
Extra large chifforobe. Lots of ward-
robe space, plus a row of handy draw- STAOO
ers. $79.00 *)s
A fine selection of boudoir chairs in $1 195
colorful covers. $27.50
Heavy maple 7-drawer desk. Only S9OOO
2 left. $38.00 Li)
Oak students* desks. Large drawer. $14.95
Book shelves in side. $19.95 AA
Solid walnut occasional table. Carved Q 95
base, inlaid top. $26.95 A A
Solid mahogany cocktail table. Leather $1 AOO
top. Floor sample. $22.50 All
Solid maple end tables, lamp tables SQ9S
and coffee tables. $14.95 '
Walnut magazine racks. Nicely fin* s*)49
ished. 3 to sell. $3.95 Li
Period style seven-drawer mahogany $1195
desk. Metal pulls. 4:4
Unfinished kidney tables and bench. $795
Well sanded. $13.50 v 4
Unfinished bookcase; 24" 4-shelf. Ready $ 195
to finish $11.25 4
Unfinished bookcase. $*395
24" 3-shelf. $7.95 0
MISCELLANEOUS
Formerly NOW
Metal pin-up lamps. Attractive shades. $949
Adjustable piano stools. Colorful ere- $*395
tonne covers. $7.75 <3
Leatherette hassocks. Assorted $995
colors. $5.95 *-
Large selection of colorful sofa pillows. $1 00
All shapes. A
Three-way floor lamps. Complete with SIQ9S
Eagle coal heater. Walnut baked en- SI7OO
amel finish. Four room size. $69.50 AJ
Combination coal and gas range. White 5 1 AQOO
enamel finish. $149.00 AUV
Walnut full panel doll beds. a
Nicely finished. $1.98 *4yC
18x27 linoleum door matts. Assorted 1 A
colors. IVC
Heavy weight linoleum. Six and nine
foot widths yard—7oc t)7(*
Baby bassinettes. All finishes. Sturdy
construction. $12.50 4 ‘ ‘
Maple cribs. Full panel, drop sides. $9950
Nationally advertised brands. $39.00 LL'
Hi chairs. Maple or birch finish. Some s*oo
with play yards. One of a kind ° J
Wet proof crib mattress. Full size; pre
built units $10.95
Toilet trainers. Maple or enamel ‘vIQQ
finish. $3.95 ‘J/
Child's swing; natural finish. Very ma:
sturdy. Three to sell. $7 95 A
DINING ROOM & DINETTE
Formerly NOW
Maple dinette set; 5 pieces. Refrectory S9QOO
top table. Red leatherette chairs. $59.00 u 7
Maple corner cupboard; ample size. $9195
Sturdy construction. $32.50 mA
Solid oak dinnette extension table with $/*QOO
Inlaid top. $98.00 0/
Kitchen tables; inlaid linoleum top. SQ9S
White or maple base. 40" size. $14.95 O
White enamel 5-piece sets; red or black
trim. Choice of leatherette or wood S4OOO
seals . $69.00 17
THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1946
Ecorse Courier Lincoln Park Edition River Rouge Journal
S*a£ea. ors
CHOICE STOCK OF FURNISHINGS FOR LIVING ROOMS,
BEDROOMS and DINING ROOMS MUST BE SOLD!
We've been ruthless in our
price cutting in order to sell
the stock of the Newman
Furniture Cos. You will find
it difficult to resist buying
the fuepiture you need,
especially when you see
the new low prices.
Formerly $39.00
Youth Bed
Complete with Springs
Two to Sell!
S’! 098
Formerly $2.98
Kitchen Ladders
3-Step
Nicely Finished
$159
Formerly $24.95
Maple Chairs,
Spring Filled Seats
and Backs
$1795
Extra Special
BED OUTFIT
TWIN or FULL SIZE BED
Maple or Walnut Finish
Complete with All Metal
Coil Springs and
Heavy Cotton Mattress
Formerly $141.00
Bedroom Suite
Bed, Chest, Vanity
Blond Maple Finish
*9B“
Were $13.50
Corner
( ui(hoard
Unfinished Well Sanded
Ready to Paint
SO9B
STORE WILL
CONTINUE IN
BUSINESS AS
TRIANGLE
FURNITURE CO.
OF WYANDOTTE
Now Operating Stores
in Royal Oak and
Mount Clemens
3230 BIDDLE (near Eureka) Open Friday and Saturday 'Til 9 P.M
PRICES GO NAYDom/
7?CUf TufaufoiM
ALL STEEL
Baby Buggy
CONVERTS INTO
STROLLER
WITH STORM HOOD
Formerly $20.75
$15 95
Formerly $4.00
%
Magazine Baskets
Unfinished
Ready for Staining
$979
Was $49.50
Platform Rocker
Heavy Blue Cover
Carved Frame
Floor Sample
$2095
34 95
Formerly $39.50
Bunk Bed
Complete with Guard,
Rail and Ladder
Maple Finish
$2050
Formerly $8.95
Chrome Chairs
Leatherette Upholstered
Seats and Backs
Choice of Colors
$095
TRIANGLE
JuhnXtuf is Cos.
Ceiling Price $11.44
Eleetrie Stove
Hi-Low Switch
$795
Up io $79.50
Fireplaces
With Brick or
Marbelized Trim
sogso
Formerly $187.50
2-Piece Suite
Blue Tapestry Covers
Spring Construction
*129“
Super Value
THROW RUGS
27x44 Rayon Face
Assorted Colors
and Patterns
Your Choice <$
Glassware
Cups Saucers Glasses
Plates and
Cake Plates
1 Qea.
Formerly $18.95
Strollers
All Metal
Maroon or Grey
$1495
Up io SBO.OO
Studio Couches
Choice of Covers
segoo
Formerly $14.95
36" Bookcases
Maple or Walnut
Finishes
$095
Were $6.95
Linoleum Rugs
9x12 Many Patterns
and Colors ,
sa9s
98
Formerly $12.00
Table Lamps
Pottery Bases
Assorted Colors
Corner
$095
Formerly $79.00
Tilt Chair
with Ottoman
Rose or Blue Covers
segoo
Convenient
Terms
Arranged
Successors to
Newman
Furniture
Company
Right Around Town
By Anita Havican
The Trenton tournaments went
off with a bang last weekend and
won over St. Alphonsus . . . and
St. Pats proved their Irish fight
ing spirit. The first night St. Pats
the second we beat Sacred Heart.
Put the biggest deal of the season
was when our Irishmen showed a
few' Mount Carmel fans that we've
got what it takes. Boy, the words
really flew that night. St. Pats will
play the championship games at
Ypsilanti starting next Thursday.
• • t
The Senior Play, “Here She
Comes’' proved to be a real suc
cess . . . and thanks to all who
made it so.
• • •
Since Betty Harkins has left St.
Pats . . . the freshies have racked
their brains trying to find a con
genial, reliable sort of person to
take Betty's place as class treas
urer. They’ve finally found their
personality. Who’s the lucky dam
sel? Why, none other than pretty
Ann McDonald.
• • •
What’s happened to the Whitlow-
Miller romance? Rumors say that
this onee-so-steady twosome had a
big fight . . . but then, true love
never runs smooth. Anyhow, hurry
up and make up, you two, 'cause we
miss seein’ you ’round.
• * •
HONORABLE MENTION!
There's one thing I’ve failed to
mention . . . and since some rec
ognition is due these fine people,
I might just as well start singing
their praises immediately.
Wyandotte Teachers Delegates
to State Edncation Convention
When delegates representing
classroom teachers throughout the
state of Michigan gather in Lan
sing, Saturday, for their first post
war assembly, the presiding officer
will be a Saeinaw kindergarten
teacher, Ethel Zipp
Miss Zipp is president of the
Department of Classroom Teachers
o f the Michigan Education Asso
ciation, having been elected at the
time the organization was formed
in March, 1944. Because of the war
ban on conventions, there has been
no meeting of the Delegate Assem
bly since that time.
The Delegate Assembly of the
Local School Students Hold Auctions ,
Shine Shoes for Junior Red Cross
Auction, shoe shines, box socials
—that’s only a part of the way
Wyandotte schools are conducting
a campaign to raise funds for their
share of the National American
Red Cross drive.
Each school is carrying out its
fund appeal in its own way. Roose
velt high school has organized each
English class into a separate com
mittee to collect money in any
way it can find. Once class is run
ning a shoe shine stand in the hall
with both boys ad girls taking turns
shining shoes.
Wednesday was bow day with
blue and yellow bows being sold
throughout the school. There have
been jive band concerts, bake sales,
after-school dances and an auction
of two pair of nylons, four pounds
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They're the Girls’ Varsity Bas
ketball team at St. Pats. The Var
sity consists of Captain Jeanne
Reuter, Jean Drouiliard, Marion
Show alter, Joyce Affholter, Marga
ret Connors, Margaret Lubaway,
Elaine Payette (Lover), Pat Dolan.
Pat Bloomfield. Rosemarie Aber,
Pat Brohl and Dora Arsenault.
They’ve cone a grand job of prov
ing their athletic ability during
the past year. Congra tula* ions!
• • •
Seniors at St. Pats have smarted
passing out (?) their friendship
pictures . . . and they’ve also be
gun singing the blues. Seriously
though, were going to miss our
Alma Mater when graduation rolls
around . . . and me, I’m gonna
miss this column. I'm gonna look
dem queer walking around with
two eyes that match. And after
so long, too.
“Okay, so you didn't like the
column this week,” sez I. “You are
expecting maybe Ernie Pyle?”
• • •
Bye now ... Be seein’ you
’round.
DAVID HILL. JR.
Rites will be held at 2 p.m. Fri
day from the Nixon funeral home
for David Hill, Jr., 51, 220 Eureka,
who died at the Wayne County
general hospital Monday following
a lengthy illness.
Burial will be at Michigan Mem
orial cemetery.
John E. Osborne, a Democrat,
was first Governor of Wyoming,
after it was admitted to statehood
in 1890.
M E.A. Classroom Teachers Depart
ment is the legislative body for
that group. Its 128 delegates are
elected by the classroom teachers’
section of the 106 M.EA. Districts.
Assembly will elect a pres
ident and vice-president for the
coming year, and will consider re
ports from committees that ha\e
been studying teacher welfare, post
war planning, youth guidance, and
teacher certification.
Attending as ex-offrcio delegate
will be: Fred Staples, 3346 T|ven
tieth. Miss Janice Gillette, 114 Oax
strqet, is an alternate.
of butter, hard-to-get candy and
other merchandise.
Labadie school which originated
the auction idea is having one
again and has added a box social
as its chief money-making scheme.
Lincoln school is having a box
social, dance and selling Red Cross
badges. McKinley school has a
number of children who must stay
for lunch so they are spending
their noon hours dancing and turn
ing in the profits to the JRC.
Washington school will sponsor a
paper drive and St. Stanislaus, an
assembly. At Woodruff income from
a student newspaper will be do
nated.
For the first time since Wyan
dotte has been sending delegates
to the Wayne county Junior Red
Cross council, every junior and sen
ior high school in the city *s rep
resented at the Saturday sessions.
Money received in the Junior
drive will be used for three pur
poses: to pay the enrollment in the
Red Cross; for the service fund
which is used to buy supplies for
the various articles made by the
group during the year for service
men: educational work of the Na
tional Children’s fund, mainly pur
chase of educational supplies for
destitute children in war-torn
countries.
ATTENDS POST GRADUATE
COURSE IN CHIROPODY
Dr. Charles L. Smerling, Wyan
dotte chiropodist, is in Cleveland
this week attending a post-grad
uate course in advanced chiropody,
sponsored by the Ohio Chiropodists
association at the Ohio College of
Chiropody. He will receive a post
graduate certificate upon comple
tion of the course.
RE-ELECT HARRY O. ROUSE.
REGULAR IN ATTENDANCE.
PoL Adv.