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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-15
Mrs. Shoi~elI 10 Open
Home Tor neetino

North Ena circle, Daughters q
the Nile, xall meet Friday morn
ing At n O'clock at the home Of
Hrs Donald BhOtWeil. 1870 No
Union ave. Assisting the hostess
VIII b. Mrs. A W. Norwood and
Mrs.. y. Dammier.
Guards club. Topaz circle.
\. o. W, VIII be entertained ~
the home u Mrs. Ralph A. Girls
ham. 1909 No. 10Th Il. Thursday
afternoon. Assisting hostess viii
b Mrs.. lease Stevens. Luncheon
ALL Be served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-15

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-15

shsridan Preschooi l. giving a
party Al the home of hfs G HsW-
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evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-15

Washington Temple Ne. 9. ryth-
Ian sister. Nlii hold ifs regular
meeting Al : O'Clock Thursday IN
Pythlan temple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Rice Whips s. NJ. u,
Gains Second Place

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 5 (UP)
Rice Institute grabbed an early
lead today behind the stellar pass
ing and running of big Virgil
Eikenbcrg and Windell Williams
TO defeat Southern Methodist Uni
verSitY, 1877, in the final football
game Of the season for both teams.
The victory gave Rice. which
started the season in shaky
manner, undisputed claim on sec
ond place behind the Southwest
Conference champion. University
of Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Miller Gets Away

After the kickoff Great Lakes
couldn't move and Billy Harrell
punted 10 the Notre Dame 32-yard
line. On the next play, Miller
slipped off right tackle, swung
wide and ran for a touchdown.
John CreeVey added the point from
placement to deadlock the score.
The inspired Irish then looked
like they might 90 on from there
10 win. but a determined drive late
in the third period and early in
the fourth was halted on the 1S-
yard line inches short of first
down.
Great Lakes had two fine scor-
ing chances in the final period, but
couldn't capitalize on either. Mel
son tried another pair Of field
goals, from the 20 and y, but
both were wide.
Notre Dame made one last deS-
perate effort in the final minutes.
Bertelll clicked on 42-yard pass
TO Bob Livingstone and Creighton
Miller picked up 10 yards 10 move
the ball 10 the Sailors 33, but
Creevey'S attempted field goal was
short as the game ended.
Great Lakes played through
most of the final half without the
services Of Smith, who suffered a
leg injury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
ROlHn' Around
Rink Operators
To Meet Here
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Orville Godfrey, owner Of Ar
cadla, is back from. New York,
excited about being named on the
executive board of the new United
Rink Operators Association
Earl Van Horn Of New York is
president with VILLA m
Schmidts of New Jersey, secre-
tary
A week from Monday and Tues
day there Will be a convention in
Arcadia of rink operators wishing
TO Join the L. r. O. and club mem
berS wishing TO join the Amateur
Roller Skating Association
During these days there Will be
exhibitions by Walter Brickmeyer
A. r. $. A. national novice figures
champion. and Jean White, A. r
S. A. national senior womens fig
ure titleiSt . There also will be
-0z2ie Nelson and Barbara Killip
president and secretary of the
a. r. S. A.
Helen Wolds, club secretary for
the Arena Gardens home of the
Rink Operators Association OF
America. is busy these days
She's sending out the Christmas
mail for club members who are in
the various branches of service
To date there are over 500
scattered all over the world
Speed practice at this rink Will
get under way after the first of
the year The skaters are
ra1in TO 60
George Brett Of Rouge Park
Rollerdrome says that public
transportation to his rink Is good
While the end of the Cross
town line running in Warren is a
quarter Of a mile from the rink.
the Lasher bus takes over from
there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Bv EDGAR HAYES

i. Sgt Pat Mullln now e.. the
former Tiger outfield sensation has
attained the rating Of tcchnichlan
fourth grade in The records and
assignment section Of tho IDOLS
service unit Pats promotion
has been rapid since he Joined the
army last March He is sta
toned al New Cumberland army
reception center, Pennsylvania
His wife. mother and father reside
in GrlndStone. Pa.
Second 1t. Lloyd MART was a
visitor in Detroit last week
He recently completed ms course
in officers training school and fin
iShed among the first five in more
than 300 candidates lie is
down TO l95 pounds and reports he
is in the finest condition OF ms
career He will become an IN
StruCior az a camp IN Texas.
1t Cliff Keen. former wrestling
coach al Michigan. now stationed
al the University of Georgia, will
be transferred 10 Washington
shortly 10 head the physical con-
tact program of tho navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Wiese May Start

7 With Capt. jim Mandler return.
ing al center and such veterans as
Leo Doyle, Ralph Gilbert, Bill Mac.
Connachie Mel Comm and Morrie
BIkon returning, Coach BenniC
.Oosterbaan is looking forward &c
Ia victory IN the first game oil
the season. Bob Wicse. sophomore
iullback star on the grid team
may start AT one OF the forward
posts.
Only Fred Stone. six-foot-six.
inch center returns from last
years state team. Roy Dichl is
out with an aggravated back in.
Jury, and Carl PetroSki and Oliver
White will probably start at the
forwards with Nick Hanshu anc
Clayton KoWalk at the guards.
Michigan Will appear on its home
court again Saturday against Mar
.quette. States scheduled game
with Indiana Saturday at Bloom.
lngton has been Cancelled bccaus,
-ef conflict with term CXamina.
flODS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

Fisher Body Rods Of Flint 'wo
years before Joining the air force.
Cpl Vaughn Waddcll. AGED 50.
won two letters A. Central Heb
and moved into independent has
kotb7Il for six years. SGT.
Edward Eorkowski is veteran o.
four years with Solfr,dcc Fiold
after three seasons with tho Ian
GERS A. G. Of Detroit.
Other, ON the squad arr chi
Herman Fuo'Sch Of tho Olvmp,c
Club Of san Francisco. Pfc. Zcbble
PreSncll Of ElI1abcthton Tenn
Pvt Elmer Rciman of Buffalo.
sgt. George NCCSe Of DanvIIlo
H., SGT John White Of Christie
phcr. H. Cpl Richard Locke OF
Chicago. and PVT. Horny Capron
of Cypress, ILL.,
\ game has been arranged with
Benny Oo>tcrbaan'S University Of
Michigan club Just before Christ
mas vacation The hierS are
coached by Capt William Ross
formerly on the coaching STAFF at
Columbia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Irish VS.. Gre at Lakes

TouChdoV0s smith PeNchick. CIatt G
Miller Points after touchdown Nelson, J
CreeVev
Substtuti0ns Great Lakes Ends Lance
Kelly Tackles Daniel Johnson Guards
crawford Rohesky. Levy. Center-Nelson
Noglar Backs Mucha Paugh Hedernan,
Anderson, Hsrren. RCuchiCk
N1ire Dame Ends -Cusick Limont
Isck'cs--WhiE Czarohskt Gusrds-Fuley,
NudlaCz Center Coleman Brock Backs
p CREW T Creevy. r. Creevy, r Miller
ERrley CpWhig
Referee William a Blake G.orAs) I'm
p'rc Russell FrsferRald tSVrHtusri Field
Judge R0'H" Barnum Wisconsin. Lines.
wsr lEIp Ciarro ,BrAdIcNt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Titans Us. Him

University Of Detroit travels tc
Champaign Tuesday night for a
meeting with the Illinois Whiz
Kids who are defending Big Ten
champions. Saturday night will
be smoother sailing on the Holy
Rcdeemer floor against IIillsdale
Wayne University renewS its
rivalry with Michigan Normal on
Wednesday at YpSilanti and Satur-
day takes on Ford Naval Training
School al Central High. Lawrence
Tech goes 70 Mt Pleasant Tues
day TO meet Central State. and
plays Kent State here Friday. De
trolt Tech meets Toledo University
there Wednesday, Defiance here
Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
u. NJ. Five0pens
Season Monday
Against State
Nv CLAYTON HEPLER

Although Detroit teams have
already engaged in warmup con
tests, basketball in Michigan Of
icially gets under way Monday
when Michigan and Michigan State
clash at Ann Arbor IN the first
of their annual home-and- home
series.
Last year These Two rivals split
-isvfffeitf;s5frr~ winning rt1C- FIRST, 5OS29
and the Spartans taking the sec.
.ond 10y the widest margin ever
managed against the Wolverines
57-31. Michigan has won 30 games
10 ID for State in all-time compe-
.tltlOD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Black S Long Run
Beats Frisco

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 5 CUP)
Bondy Black. Mississippi States
spectacular tailback who raced s.
yards 10 score against San Fran.
cisco last year, nearly duplicated
his feat here today when he ran T.
yards for a touchdown TO defeat
the valiant Dons, 1877.
Black, All Southeastern bach
for two years, and Lamar Blount
starred in the first score. Billy
MurphyS passes and runs scoreC
the second.
Three Kleminock' aerials re
suited In the Dons' only score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Coast Experts
Rate Gde|s d
To Beat Titdns
Special 10 THE DETROIT TINES

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Dec. s.
Despite the fact Coach Jimmy
Phelan has prepared his ST. Mary's
team for this Sundays intersec-
tional football clash with Detroit
University without benefit of a
scout report. the Galloping Gaels
of Moraga continued 10 rule a 2-1
favorite. Apparently the betting
gentry has faith in Phelan's coach
ing ability.
On the other hand it may simply
be they consider the Detroit II
.tanS. defeated in their last two
starts, no match for the st. Mary's
team which lost 10 Fordham by a
single touchdown and tied Du-
queSne TT in previous intersec-
IA iOnal uaT11pC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

Beau Bell Negro mig sensation Augusta really Sidney
Walker He sponsored hy 20 mIooaes who entertained
their poteSc The ultra swanky Park Lane hotel New York
after he stopped Allie Solz Bell used shine shoes Bobby
Jones golf club Augusta.
Roy Father Lumpkin. Detroit Lion, played foot.
ball years hurt only Don H3son caught
nine passes Alabama against Stanford the Rose Bowl
game 1885 You have forgotten Two of the
passes Melted 6ucadoWus each gaining ground FOR 30 yards
Cadde scored three oueAdvus and averaged 80
yards carried ball for Stanford against Dart
mouth in 1891.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

three years with Wayne Unvor-
sity 81. He was captain Of Wayne
in 1888 and then played with Auto
Club and the Detroit Eagles
Big sam Llcberman is the team s
leading scorer 49,. He also played
three winters ~ Central High and
the same length OF time with
Lawrence Tech Towering s
feet 6 inches. he was rated with
the best CcntcrS IN The Midwest
&c. Cpl Andrew Pelio had three
yoarS ~ high school basketball AZ
Flint Northern and was with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Go Edsy,A Anglers,
Fishing Tackle
Is Scarce Now

What is the future OF the tsh-
ing tackle business?
With practically the on'lre
tackle industry ee=aaeH5atii ial4 z.=4lAl=
per cent with the war effort many
fishermen are naturally WONDER
ing if they arc going TO be able
TO secure their favorite lures rods
and lines the same as heretofore.
The answer is cmphatcaliy no.
However. the picture IS not as
black as it might be. as VIII be
seen from tho results OF survey
conducted among several of tho
leading tackle manufacturers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
He's Watching Gus

The GaelS also won their last
two games over formidable Serv-
ice Clubs. Phelan doesn't concur
ln the odds even though the Gaels
are in their best physical condition
of the season. The former Wash
ngton coach respects the wiz
ardry OF Gus Dorais who succeeded
him as quarterback at Notre
Dame many years ago.
Detroit players are handicapped
by lack of work and were able TO
put in only light session upon
their arrival here. Dorais sent
his men through the workout on
the battered turf of kezar Sta
dunn, scene of Sundays game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

state guards HOWE Ode Yale coach who hero at New
Haven is banquet table sensation They say Of him
that he fashions good plays and not good jokes Hes 81
youngest Ivy league coach
Mel Helm 33-year-old York Giant star center, is
quitting active player January he becomes associated
professor physical and head football coach at Union
College Schenectady Illinois Racing Board has figures TO
show that the average fan bets than 50 Mr.
Average Fans average Detroit Fair Grounds closer TO two
bucks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Rods, Reels Out

Following is a tabulatcn Of the
more important items 81 tackle.
together with remarks concerning
their wartime status.
RODS No moro viii be manu-
facturC1 for the duration This
applies 10 bamboo solid steel and
the more popular hollow tubular
steel rods. such as the PAL a
popular Michigan-madc ROD How
-rerrT ttf1r bright side - TITS pc
.ture is that leading rod manu-
facturcrS viii still be- able 10 mako
.repalrS-So take unusually good
care OF your rod. but If You should
damage IT, there is a good chance
OF getting II repaired by sending
1T 10 the factory.
REELS. The same applies -
reels as rods None viii hc madlS
for the duration. but all manuiac-
tdrcrs have made plan, 20 repair
reels sent direct 10 them Bait
casters who use a levcl-Wnd reel
would be wise 10 buy couple of
extra paWl> and line carriage
screw ttheSe are the parts that
IWcar out frsD for thci reel Al
dealers have a stock on hand now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Cubans Rated as Entertainers

The Cuban baseball players playing professionally in the
United classified entertainers by immigration
officials Marlyn Sullivan l4yearold miss Of Santa Cruz
CAL 245 The price of tickets for
National pro league championship between the Bears
and Redskins Washington December 3 scaled from 1920
S4.40 Nice take,
Art Coulter veteran captain York Rangers and
citizen Of the United States enlisted the guard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
,uCIuGNN STATE

f..r-..e- Michigan tAr0 Afhnrf
December Ls-uIst 30 state Cast Ian
Is.as-t Harvard Cast lansing
'lrIaE. Michigan tFust lansing.
.fa..t-t o. Minnesota ,&.nrespa'I
january 81 Marquette tNHwauktc5.
lHl.tfs -f prFal' ,ChCHL.'-
lt-1sr -H camp Grant tfas' Lsngi1F1
l.fr.trt % E.''r Dame tsHufh Berff
f..f.try Ii-l-eat Lakes Otasf Ian
no..
f.hra- So Marquette cast lansing
February Zn- camp Grant ROCKFORD
F.--.Hr. -N--rf Dame JFas' Tan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
UNIVERSITY or DETROIT

December s-lllnc's ruere1.
December -H.Usdait
betcmbsr E~AF
December IS sSeIfrdre tIsd
January Harvard.
tsrHsrt a-MichIgau Normal
january ia Assumption
January 23-7f5th AR Rass Sq.alftr
January 3p-WeSern Reserve.
February Great Lakes
February 6-Wtsteru Reserve
February To- .usa'e ttlefst.
FehrIars 49, Marquette
February 2U'Wayns
February 25- Michigan Norma tFefft.
February o. Marquette tbefeE
March . IoynIa uf Chicago thrret.
March r. s. Navy Service S,foo.
NerDn ~ Nofrs Dame Uhere1
'l"ficafrs Fabes PLAYED ~ OItwrfa. .fre
nome games Goo bs ~ hoy Eedeemer gym
Das uIu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Ex-Woyne Captain

Five Michigan athletes are
members Of the Sclfridgc Field
basketball team. which has scored
a couple Of impressive victories
Pfc Bobby Roth. y. PLAYED
three years with Central High and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
ATHLETES IN THE GREATER GAME
Army Life Pores Down Ii. Lloyd Mar+z

Mote: Every Sunday The De.
trou Times wiH carry all the
neUs available about athletes IN
the seyUiee. n YOU hare some
new, about friends and reia-
tiues send It along 70 Edgar
HAYES Of The Detroit TireS)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Scoring Machine

Bunny Levitt, now al Sheppard
Army Field IN Texas. once made
1919 basketball free throws before
missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
DETROIT
Irish Tie With
Great Lakes II

Continued from Page y
the clear, cut toward the right
Sideline and over for the score.
BertelllS attempt 10 convert was
hlncknd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

FIRST RACE-J-yea and NJ, =
furlonEs.
Lady Mascara 6h.ED % 90 $50 40
Real Boy (Root 2 80 %
Henrys Imp 6Scocca1 = 40
Time / 22 off 55
True PLATE Brokers Put saranfe. De.
tractor and Morocco u also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
SPOR 7 s
BY LEO MACDONELL-

CIsr'ev Bachman Was
A'-A-ou7d Grid O er
in His Plying Days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Fair Grounds Results

FTHsI NAVE"l 1IeaF-0T7s at ". '
mic
Nismark (BashBU) 1880 $50 900
Wise Decision
tCirEmauI SO 90
NestFrEear Warren 90
Evening star., 1942-11-12
HOUSEWARES

(2I Mello- Chime Doorbells;
black and white finish. Orig.
100 ---49c
1) Metal Utility Table; with
divided shelf. Sold "as is"
Orig. 2.49 --1.69
(1) Metal Kitchen Base; with
porcelain top. size 20x24".
Slightly marred. Orig. 1895.
(1O) Electric Heating Pads;
complete with cord. Orig.
1.49 90
(16) Grey Enamel Double
Roasters; oval shape. Seconds
If perfect would sell for 69c,
49e
az Bathroom Shower Cur
tains; with drapes, slightly
soiled. Orig. 4.95----2,95
~ Stainless Porcelain Top
Table; with disappearing
leaves, chrome legs. Sold "as
is" Orig. 29.95---l5.o9
(24) Fibre Brushes; with wood
handles, for kitchen use. Orig.
16c
10) DUAL Floor Mops; with
handles. Orig. 49c c---3Se
(23) Enameled Cooking Uten-
sils; including dishpans, sauce
pans and kettles. Sold "as is"
Orig. acc to csc 7se
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Married Nurses Up 10 40
10 Be Accepted by Army
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Married nurses, up to 40 years old,
can now enroll in the first reserve
of the Red Cross Nursing Service for
assignment to the Army Nurse
Corps.
The War Department, in relaxing
its restrictions on married nurses,
specified that the applicants must
have no dependent children who
cannot be cared for adequately off
the post; that they have to sign up
for the duration, plus the required
six months thereafter; that they not
be assigned to the same service COM
mandS as their husbands if the
husbands are in the armed forces.
Under the ruling, the Red Cross
Nursing Service announced yester-
day approximately 10000 married
nurses already enrolled in their Sec
ond reserve will be eligible for the
Army Nurse Corps.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
[::';:;'.E1;i

~ Brown Fur Felt Hat; HON.
burg style, size SIS. Soiled.
Orig. 3.29 -2oe
(2) Sweaters; all wool and
part wool, in blue. Soiled.
Orig. 2.98 --I.19
Q) Broadcloth Pajama;
striped pattern, size A. Irreg-
ular-if perfect would sell for
1875 soc
~ Suede and Capeskin Jack
cts; size SO and 40. Soiled
from display. Orig. 15.95-7.77
~ Broadcloth Shirts; in
striped patterns, broken sizes.
Irregulars-if perfect would
sell for 1.29------6 Soc
(5) Unlined Dress Gloves; of
fine capeskin, broken sizes.
Scared skins. Orig. 1.s5-2.5o,
6se
W Shirts; OF woven madras
and broadcloth. Sizes 1612
and II. Orig. 1875 5,---74e
(39) Winter Weight Cotton
Undergarments; long sleeve
shirts and angle-length draw
ers. Broken sizes. Orig. 100.
39e
~ Green Sweater; Upper
front, size a. Soiled. Orig.
$50 7 40
(8) Athletic Shirts and
Shorts; broken sizes. Orig.
Soc - To-
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Mrs. Roosevelt Flies
To Scotland After
Busy ArmisticesD Day
lnspeets Arms Factory
And Opens SoiIors'
Home in Glasgow
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GLASGOW, Scotland, Nov. H.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, carrying
on into the night after a busy day,
visited an arms factory near here
last midnight after opening an
American seamen's home in Glasgow
earlier in the evening.
In brief address to several thou
sand women employed on the night
shift In the factory. she said:
"Now we really are fighting to-
gether and hope our beginning will
lead us to a very speedy victory"
Mrs. Roosevelt observed Armistice
Day yesterday by visiting Marines
and Navy men at the United States
naval base at Londonderry in North
ireland, talking with Lady Mont
gomery, 79-year- mother of the
victorious British 9th Army COM
mander in Egypt, and then flying to
Scotland.
Chats With Generals Mother.
E Before leaving Ireland, she laid a
wreath on Londonderry memorial
to the dead of the World War
She and Lady Montgomery chatted
mostly about Lady Montgomery
famous son.
Il am proud to meet the mother
Of Gen. Montgomery" Mrs. Roose-
velt said. HE has won great VIC
tory" ..
Lady Montgomery, who lives at
Donegal. replied:
Il am proud to meet you. I ad-
mire your husband and think he
and Churchill are the two greatest
men in the world. My son or Hitler
Is third"
II think your son takes third
place Mrs. Roosevelt said.
Z She then asked If Lady Mont
gomery had heard from the general
lately and smiled when she was
told hes too busy to write"
II know" Mrs Roosevelt said un-
derstandingly. Just like my boys"
The Presidents wife rose early
yesterday and shortly after break
fast inspected the naval base, and
visited hospital where the seamen
u& the United Nations receive treat
ment.
Yeoman Presents Gifts
In the machine shop Yeoman
John F.. Winter of Portland. Greg.
presented Mrs. Roosevelt with two
ash trays made from naval gun
metal. One was inscribed Rover"
for Mrs. Roosevelt and the other
BOSS Man" for the President.
In the hospital she chatted with
Richard j. Winkler of Buffalo, N. Y,
who is recovering from an appen-
dicitis operation. and signed the au-
tograph book of Ellis Beatty of Pavo,
Ga, on his 20th birthday. She also
talked with Howard Jones of
Raleigh, N. c., who had accidentally
shot himself.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
FURNITURE

(1) 3-pc. Walnut Bedroom
Suite; dresser, chest and bed.
Orig. 1895 --39.95
(D Odd Dresser; in butt wall
nut, plate glass mirror. Orig.
$39.95 ---------l9.95
(D Odd Dresser; modern wal
nut. Sold "as is" Orig. $500,
1895
~ Period Wing Chair; wine
tapestry, slightly soiled. Orig.
3495 95----19.95
ID Large Platform Rocker;
blue tapestry, slightly imper-
feet. Orig. 29.95---18.95
~ Felt Mattress; twin size,
slightly soiled. Orig. 1926,
e.e5
~ Mahogany Mite Stand;
with drawer. Orig. 4.98- 2.99
(6) Pull-Up Chairs; slightly
imperfect. Orig. 5.45---2.98
(D Davenport Bed; covered
in mohair frieze. Sold "as is"
Orig. $500 -----39.95
(D Modern Mohair Lounge
Chair; orig. 1895 5-24.95
(D Solid Maple Sofa; covered
with red tapestry. Orig. 1895,
24.95
(D Odd Walnut Bedroom
Chair; orig. 3.991.95
(12) Folding Cots; with felt
pads. Irregulars-if perfect
would sell for $11.95-9.95
n) 3-pc. Primavera Bedroom
Suite; including vanity, chest
and bed. Orig. .oo-59.oo
~ 3-pc. Modern Bedroom
Suite; walnut veneers. Bed,
dresser and chest. Orig. 1900,
$500
az Solid Maple Mite Tables;
with drawer. Orig. 9.95- 500
Q) Maple Dresser; with
framed mirror. Slightly i'm
perfect. Orig. 24.95 1875
1) Solid Maple Panel Bed;
twin size. Slightly imperfect.
Orig. 1895 -----s9.S8
Cd Solid Maple Secretary
Chest; with book shelf and
drawers. Orig. 29.95-l9.88
(10) Combination Metal Beds;
with springs, 3-quarter and
single sizes. Slightly imperfect.
Orig. 1895 ---ll.95
(1D Ape. Solid Maple Di-
nette; consisting of extension
table and 3 chairs. Orig.
1895 --------l5.44
(D Dressing Table Desk;
with drawer; enamel finish.
Orig. 9.95 --4.44
(2) Odd Dining Room Tables;
walnut veneer, hand-rubbed
finish. Orig. 49.00---2o.o0
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor