2 
E Otis e 6“ Garden 
Suggestions 
READING STANDS $ 6 
SEWING CABINETS 12 
BOOK RACKS . . 15 
PRINTS . ... 18 
END TABLES . . 18 
LAMPS . . 20 
TEA WAGONS . 25 
SIvIOKlNG STANDS 27 
BOOK ENDS 30 
VACUUM CLEANER 39 
DESKS. 45 
Gifts of today are no longer useless trinkets, 
quickly forgotten—for happily it has come to 
be realized that ideal gifts should be useful as 
well as beautiful. 
Such gifts are a joy to receive, a pleasure to be¬ 
stow, a constant and lasting reminder of the giver. 
Our vast stocks afford many suggestions, and 
your selection is never forced by the limitations 
of small assortments. 
Suggestions 
CANDLESTICKS . , $10 
PORCELAINS ... 10 
MUFFIN STANDS . 15 
WINDSOR CHAIRS 15 
ORIENTAL RUGS . 20 
MIRRORS .... 20 
NESTS OF TABLES 20 
CARD TABLES . . 20 
TEA TABLES ... 25 
GATE LEG TABLES . 35 
TELEPHONE SETS 45 
W. & J. SLOANE 
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HOUSE & GARDEN 
December, 1923 
Vol. No. 44, No. 6 
