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NDEX SECTION SHAW FREE PPFSS MEDIA, INC SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 - PLAINDEALER-HERALI). FRIDAY. MA* 24.1985 Dead at sea 5rPlECE CONTEMPORARY DINETTE ... perfect choice for sophisticated dining in today's smaller rooms! Dine in a grand manner no matter what size the room. 42"x42"; oc­ tagonal shaped double pedestal ta­ ble, in selected hardwoods, extends to 60" and features an inlay-effect herringbone patterned laminate top that resists mars and stains.-Com­ fortably^ contoured cushioned armchairs have cane backs and large carpet-roller casters. Come ask for "Oceanside!" 'I111; u-!JMJl| TO ALL OUR LOYAL AND VALUED CUSTOMERS AT BRUCE'SSTANDARD SPECIALLY PRICED Gracefully proportioned oval table is crafted of se­ lected hardwoods and features a meticulously hand laid parquet top of exquisite cathedral ash veneers. Sturdily constructed chairs will provide years of dis­ tinguished service. Solid breaMnmt china with curio ends, dentil moulding and embossed door panfts adds the finishing touch to this classic dining room adaptation that exemplifies the vigorous spirit ol the Early American era. Chafe* of wood or formica top • 4CHAIRSSHOWN - MICK INCLUDES 4 SIDE CHANTS A 2 ARMCHAIRS! JAMES A. FITZGERALD (ABOVE) STANDS BY THE NICK P. JUSTEN GAS STATION IN 1930. OWNER BRUCE KOEPKE AND EMPLOYEE MARK K L A P P E R I C H A R E SHOWN AT RIGHT, IN FRONT OF BRUCE'S STANDARD. NEW SELECTION OF TABLE LAMPS IN STOCK! 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 COLONIAL SOFA&LOVESEAT CONTEMPORARY 5 PIECE BEDROOMSET QUEEN SLEEPERS THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR MANY SHOWROOM SPECIALS! ALL OUR FURNITURE IS W000. NO PLASTICS. •Ail HCTCRtS SiVtLAR* LATAMAT AVAILABLE MOU'S MOM i f l t 9* TU(S *10 IHURS i SAT u sin i? s , f I V -V