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Cherisey Abbey IN England
wss once decorated with clay
;i.es on which the omance Of
Tristan and Isolde Was portray
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Rites Set Tomorrow
For Ralph |. Miller

Funeral services for Ralph L.
Miller, St, former Navy chief
petty officer and resident of
Washington for the last 20 years.
will be held at am. tomorrow in
ST. Gabriel's Catholic Church. 26
Grant Circle NV. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Miller, who lived at 1928
Delafield place NV. died Thurs
day at the Bethesda Naval Hos
pital after a long illness.
Born in Maryland. he lived in
Fayette City, Pa. before joining
the Navy in 1908. He served until
1922 and was discharged with the
rating of chief storekeeper.
Coming here about 1929, he
worked as a custodian for Is years
at the Kingsman School, Four
teenth and E streets NE. He was
guard at the Home Owners
Loan Corp. before retiring last
December. He was member of
the Naval Fleet Reserve Associa-
ton and for awhile during World
War II served as chief storekeeper
at Portsmouth, N. H.
He also belonged to the Amer
lean Legion.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Elizabeth A. Miller: a daughter,
Mrs. Dolores P. harrington. of the
Delafield place address. and two
brothers and three sisters, all of
Fayette CITY,
Evening star., 1949-07-24
lit Mrmturia1tt

BROOKS. FREDERICK D. In sad but
loving memory OF my husband, FRED.
my my dear mother ROSE wALLACE, who
died % years ago, July IL, 1926.
WIFE ASD Gon6 GSs PfTss GIfRlsn MARE BROOKS
COATES. LOUIS TANCIL: In memory
OF LOUIS TANcIL COATES, who passed
away AVA SO suddenly two years ago today
TO live in the hearts of those who loved
you is not to die GLADYS.
COLBERT; CHARLIE: In remembIsnse
July %, l945.
MY heart stiil aches with sadness,
My eyes, shed many tear
God only knows how much ! miss you
At the end of these four years.
In Arlington Cemetery where the breeses
Sleeps the one / loved so dearly in his
Jesus, keep him in your keeping until ]
reach the shining shore;
Then. oh, God. let me have him as
did in years ago.
In my heart his memory fingers always,
Loving, kind and true
There is not day goes by. dear one.
That do not think Of you.
LOVING WIFE. SUSIE COLBERT.
FOLEY. RALPH. In sad but loving re-
RsnPFfnfs RAnPH FOLEY e W Who 0Hs depsred this lie
He bade no one last farewell,
He SAID good-by to no one.
The heavenly gates Just opened wide,
And loving voice said. Come
God knew that he was suffering:
That the hills were hard to climb.
And whispered. Peace be thine"
GRANDMOTHER FRANK.
FOLLY. RALPH In sad bpt loving re-
membrance of our darling son and
DToheE RALPa 2.I FOLEY LIE ,oGaY xho 2 SeHartsd a
1929.
twenty years have passed and gone
Since we were forced to part:
But time and space cannot erase
Your memory from our hearts.
They say time heals all sorrow,
And helps US to forget.
But time so far has only proved
HIS LOVING MOTHER AND DADDY:
SISTER DoRoTHY AND TWIN BROTHER
FOWLER, MARY E. In sad but loving
MARY E. FOWLER. who departed this
life IA years aso today. July "a. 1885.
Nf1ess FsfoS ypU aTaSs nsa sERTaA
KING, MARY JANE. In sad but loving
memory of our loved one, MARY JANE
"a years ago today. July "a. 1928.
As we remember her beautiful life
HATTIE, EAGLE AND PARKER.
KUTTNER. FANNIE WENGFR In low
ing remembrance of our dear sister,
FANNIE WENGER KUTrNER. who de-
parted this life | ! years ago today: July
"a, 1882 Anniversary mass at St.
Teresas Church.
SISTERS AND BROTHER
VOEHL. MINNIE p. In loving memory
of our dear wife and mother, MINNIE P.
VOEHL, who passed away seven years ago
today. July "a, 1912.
HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Funeral SET Tomorrow
For Mrs. Violet T. Bouton

Funeral services for Mrs. Violet
Earhart Bouton, so. wife of James
o. Bouton, a division superintend-
ent of the Post Office Department
here. will be held at pm. to-
morrow in the Sherwood Presby-
terian Church. Twenty second and
Jackson streets NE Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Mrs. Bouton. who had been
Washington resident for 80 years.
died yesterday at Sibley Hospital
after long illness.
Born in Bristol. Tenn. she mar
ried Mr.. Bouton in 1919 and cana
here that year. Her husband ia
director of the second class mail
division in the department. They
lived at 1857 Monroe street NE,
Evening star., 1949-07-24

Mr.. Nicklas came to Washing
ton in 1912 as a representative of
the John Wyeth Co.. Philadelphia
pharmaceutical manufact ur S.
Later he represented the Sharpe
g. Dohme Co.. also of Philadel-
phia, for % years, and was in
charge of the Washington area
when he retired three years ago
because of i'll health.
His wife, the former Miss Edna
Wilson, whom he married in 1908,
died last March. They lived for
many years at 1865 Forty-fourth
street NV. After his W1fe's death,
Mr.. Nicklas lived with his son.
His daughter, Mrs. James W..
Burlington of Norfolk. the former
Emily Nicklas. was a member of
the society department staff OF
The Star before her marriage.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
James A. Kelley Dies;
Retired Civil ENGINEER

James A. Kelly, sr., 81. retired
civil engineer and Washington
resident for more than 25 years,
died yesterday in Sibley Hospital
after a months illness. He lived at
1O11 Massachusetts avenue NE.
He was resident engineer in
Washington during the building of
the Washington, Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Railway from
1905 to 1907. Later he supervised
construction work for the Della
ware and Hudson Railway in New
York State and during World War
I served with the Army.
He returned to Washington
about 1924 and worked as an en-
gineer with the District Engineer
Department until his retirement
about 10 years ago.
Born in Syracuse. N. Y, Mr.
Kelley was graduated from Syra-
cuse University and as young
man was q construction engineer
for the Union Pacific and the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail-
roads.
He was Mason and a life men,
ber of the American Society of
Civil Engineers.
Surviving him are his widow,
Mrs. FRANCES Kelley. and one son,
James A. Kelley. jr.. both of the
Massachusetts, avenue address.
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at the Lee
funeral home, Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE. Burial
will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Milwaukee Accountant
Found Slain in Car
BY the Associated Press

OCONTO, Wis, July 23.-Emil
A. Nordbeck. 44-year-old Milwau-
kee accountant. was found shot to
death in his car at a highway
junction near here today. Coroner
William Gallagher said Mr.. Nord-
beck had been murdered.
The victim had been shot once
in the head with a heavy caliber
gun, the coroner said. But no
weapon was found.
Sheriff Edward Coopman said
the body was slumped under the
steering wheel and neatly covered
with a suit, shirt. blanket and rug.
The interior of the car was splat-
tered with blood.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. J. P. SNYDER

Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
Lydia Magee Snyder. So. wife of
John Paul Snyder. a pharmaceu-
tical consultant, will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at the Pumphrey
funeral home. 1887 Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda. Burial will be
in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Mrs. Snyder died early yester-
day at Suburban Hospital CT a
heart attack. Two weeks ago she
was scalded badly while taking a
shower. She had been in the hos
pital since.
A native Of Morrisville. Pa,
she came here with her husband
in 1889 when he opened his own
business as pharmaceutical
consultant with Offices in the
Shoreham Building. Fifteenth and
H street NV. They lived at 1904
Overhill road, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
1st Marine Division
Plans Initial Reunion

The lst Marine Division Asso-
citation last night announced plans
for it's first reunion August 6-8
in New York.
1t will be the first reunion of
the entire division since it fought
on Guadalcanal, New Britain,
Peleliu and Okinawa in some of
the bloodiest battles of World
! War II.
Hundreds of Washington area
men are veterans of this division.
The 5th Reserve Battalion, COM
posed of Washington men. was
called to active service in 194l
after what originally was planned
to be two weeks training in
Cuba.
All veterans of the division are
invited to attend. The aSSocia-
tion urged veterans to bring along
uniforms for a parade at 3 pm.
Saturday, the first day Of the
convention. Uniform will be
khaki shirt, trousers and over
seas cap.
For those who have put on
weight. the association said do
not stay away if your uniform
doesn't fit-there are many others
in the same boat. Wear civilian
clothes"
The parade, followed by a
banquet. will feature the first
days activities. A memorial
servcie and unit reunions will be
included on Sundays program
The reunions will end with a
business session Monday at which
officers will be elected.
An olaxalaar rat,S ta.l1ralz q Ia :
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Three East Texus Towns
Flooded by Heavy Roins
BY the Associoted Press

GLADEWATER. Tex. July %
Rain flooded streets in the East
Texas towns of Gladewater,
Greenville and Kilgore today.
Radio station KSIJ was Knocked
off the air at Gladewater. and
fourth of the telephones were
out of order.
At Greenville most Of its 7.80
inches of rain fell in two hours
and overflowed storm sewers.
Water backed into many down.
town buildings Hundreds of auto
mobiles were drowned out.
The Sabine River here rose 13
feet in IS hours, 1t reached 1873
feet and was still rising. Flood
stage is Is feet.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

held Tuesday
at PunXSutaW W.
ney, Pa.
Mr.. Nicklas
died yesterday
at the home of
his son, Dr. .
Edward Wilson
Nick ! a S. SIP
oW ell lane
NV, after a
long illness.
The son OF
the late Adam
and Mary Nick
las, he was born
in Chambers
h,lro pa
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Garna uf Uhanka

KIDD, JOHN. We wish to express our
grateful appreciation for the floral trib
utes and the cards of sympathy at the
recent death of our husband and father
JOHN KIDD. THE FAMILY.
MILLER, JOSEPH JOHN. The family
Of the late JOSEPH JOHN MILLER wishes
to thank its many friends for their kind
expressions of sympathy and floral trib-
utes at the passing of our beloved son.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
PENNSYLVANIA Editor Dies

TITUSVILLE, Pa, July % (P.-
Eugene w. McNall, IS, managing
editor of the Titusville Herald for
80 years, died tonight of cancer.
He had been seriously i'll since
last December.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
African Imports Soar

Increasing Europeanization of
Africans" raising their living
scale. is given by leaders in
Southern Rhodesia as one reason
for the colony's soaring imports.
The United States produced go
per cent of the worlds oil in 1948.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Pennsylvania Funeral
Set for David Nick|as

Funeral and burial services for
David Edward Nicklas, 72. a
pharmacist here for 33 years until
his retirement in 1916, will be
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Dratha

ROCHE. EMILE B. The officers and
members of Ruth Chapter. No
!; !; !. ::: 5;
for our member. EMILE B.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

An elephants trunk contains
10000 muscles.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

A !. Lodge No S. / B P 8, E. Of
~ w is hereby notifed Of the
H&@ funeral of brother LOUIS E.
VU1l BROOKS. Jr, from Columbia
N~ Lodge Home, 30l Rhode Island
w. ave NV. Tuesday. July 26, 100
rs pm Session of Sorrow, was held
eatlIrIsy July -. at 500 pm.
TAAsEc WATSON Exalted Ruler,
Evening star., 1949-07-24

{ \
ARAM notified of the death OF our
e&Z2 at the Naval Hospital, Bethes-
S I949. American Legion serv-
pa5; 4asa ,I PsIaie,d 4 p n.T By the Costello
July 25. at am. Interment Arlington
NationaI nIlI,I Cemetery s At 10 an
JosEFH EF'5 " MiRicK 1eSTs9N ad,uisnt GsmmandsE &
MOTT. CHARLOTTE. On Thursday
monton, n. J., CHARLOTTE MOTT,
o Ea4 % S ee eetnsn as Ida She Bedn sso sps
two brothers, three sisters and host
Of other relatives and friends; The
ars a Hx funera Mp HG. Be Eewed " At stsw
7 pm. Saturday. where services will be
helo Monday, July 25. at l pm. In
terment Payne's Cemetery.
NICKLAs. DAVID EDWARD; On Sat
n.W., DAVID EDWARD N1ckLAs. 0eR Beloved ed
father Of Pr; Edward W; Nieklas and Mrs
resting at the s. H. Hines Co, Funeral
sundsy July e. Services and interment
July 23 1s4a, At Garfield Hospital, HAK-
NV mother Of MRS: Blanche Packard
Of MS. Isabel Wlkerson and Mrs. Agnes
ices at the s. H.. Hines Co. Funeral
July IS. at 200 pm. 1nterment National
Memorial Park, Falls Church, Va
REID. CARRIE A. On Friday, July, %,
1919, at her residence 7i5 Harvard st.
are a sranddsushter, Mrs. Marjorie Reid
Boggs, and other relatives and friends;
to call at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home.
1890 9th st. NV, where services will be
Msssy july Iy tn he Fey AM E. Kses9
Lincoln Memorial Cemtery.
RHODES. JEANETTE M. On Friday
July -, lg49. At her residence: 504 Bird
St, NV; JEANETTE N. RHODES, beloved
mother of Mrs Victor Gerard. She also
is survived by seven grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mattinsly Flu
ices will be held on Monday, July 25, at
II am. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Congressional Cemetery. "a
us sf S4s AkKvEx 4D ThS5sqag
Lily r. s Smith Hs sso IS s1rSsed 1rSnss 81
sther relatives @ and friends tnas: After ls noon
Frazier''s Funeral Home, $50 r. I. ave
NV. where funeral services will be held on
ofscia ting. IntermeM Payne's Cemetery
"a
ROCHE, EMILE B. On Saturday, Jul,
a. 1949. at her residence. 1122 D st
Sc, EMILE B. ROCHE, beloved wife oi
Mathew P. Roche and mother of Mrs
Theodore Raissle Smith of Annapolis, Nd.
and Paul C. Raissle of Birmingham Ala
She is also survived by four srandchil.
dren and two grest-srandchildren Friend.
may call at zirkle's Funeral Home, SO
lC st. ne, where services will be helc
on Monday. July 25, at II am. Inter,
J ment Prospect Hill Cemetery. Birm
insham Ala. and Annapolis. Nd. papers
please copy.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

Al 4th St nv LoU1s E. sc sscRAPpY,2, p 2,
BROOKS. Jr. father of Albert Fenell
Brooks, brother of Mrs. Lottie B. Kane
nephew Of Mrs Elizabeth Temple of Pitts
bureh. Pa. He also leaves other relatives
and friends After 100 pm. Monday,
july 25. friends NAV call at his late
residence Funeral Tuesday. July 20, at
100 pm. from Columbia Lodge No ~
Flks Home. 301 Rhode Island aye: NV
Rev, William Walters officiating. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Arrangements by
Henry s. Washlngton & Sons. %
Evening star., 1949-07-24

HARRIS, REAR ADMIRAL fKEDEkIC
* Admiral FREDERIC Il. HARRIS
lS &c. E. c., y. s; Navy: retired;
H the late Dena Sperry Harris, be-
loved father OF Mrs. Harris
Downs and erandfather of Florence Ro,
berta Harris Downs. Services VIII oe held
Park ave, New York City. on Saturday,
July 2a, at 1880 am. Interment services
at Fort Myer. Chapel on Monday; July %,
honors. Arlineton National Cemetery. "a
HAYES FRANCIS L. July 2:. l94s. of
$40 Allentown I'd. Sc. husband of Lottie
v Hayes, father of Marvin L., James e,
GeoTse and Gene a Hayes Mrs. Mrs Emily 1iy
Services Services al Chambers Funeral Home. 5i7
lth ST. rnt,,me, ns ON Mondsy 4oTs ,eo1n J9ls Is
81 fssy lssS JAMES JAMES Fl aEaR TRYrsda' "a SHs 3Hs
Monroe ST. NV Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements by MCGUIRE. rs
HILL. SUSIE IRENE tRENA). Departed
this life July IL Is4s; at her Ere sesidsnes' Ins
SUSIE IRENE lRENA) HILL. devoted wiie
of Edmund Hill: Jr- loving moth
er Of Beatrice N. sewall and grandmother
Beatrice Robert and Irving Sewall. Many
other relatives and friends also survive
Alter 1000 am. Sunday, July pa, re-
mains may be seen at the Jarvis Funeral
Home, 432 You st. NV. Funeral Monday
July ,5, at 1900 pm, from the AsburS
| N. E. Church Ith and K sts. NV. In
| .ermeat Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
HOWELL. CATHERINE r. July 23rd, al
Sibley Hospital, mother of Aubrey F. How
| ell, sister of Mrs. Agnes H. Schroeder anc
| Miss Mary NJ. Hebb. Remains al Chamn-
rs Funeral Home, 517 1th ST. Sc. unit
tuesday. July %. at $50 am. Mass ir
ST. Dcminics Church at 9 am. Intermen
| Fort Lincoln. IS
Evening star., 1949-06-17
HESE FURNITURE
Traditional Bedroom
and Dining Furniture

I Orig. 1895 Night Tsbis. mo-
hoeony- finished eumwood 9.95
II Orig. 34.sS Night TsbIss.
nohooony veneers .ond hord-
wood 19.S5
s Orig. 1875 Bsnehes. mchoe-
ony-finished ourwood 9.95
s Orig. z4.s5 Mirrors, frames
Of mohoaony-f finished hardwood,
1895
10 Orig. 1925 Vanity ehaii.
nohooony- finished oumwood.
1895
4 Orig. 1895 Beds, double size;
mahogany veneers and hardwood,
1895
4 Orig. $40 Bsds t5 twin size,
4 doubIei, mahogany veneers
and hordwood ---34.9S
3 Orig. $40 vsnitsss with Mir
ros, nohooony veneers and hard
wood ood----------39.o5 IS
l Orig. $50 Chest. mohooony
vsneers and hardwood 10 95
I Orig. $50 vsnisy, nohooony
veneers and hardwood 1885
I Orig. $685. Chest Desk, mo-
hooony yeneers and hordwood,
f, o,ls.v sf1c ch..t ON Gu.
mohodony vsssess and hordvood.
D Orig. $t4o ch..,-en. sa: .ca:.s,
nohooony. yeneers ond hord-
wood ~ % o5
Z oris. $50 prssssr. with Mir
ref, mohooony seneers and hord-
ii o,is. 1926 Sid. esai,:.
solid n1ohooony 1885
2 Orig. 74.ss Bonquef Ends,
solid mahogany 1895
S Orig. 1895 DropIeaf Dining
TabIe. solid mahogany. 1895
5 Orig. 1925 Corner csbinets,
solid mahogany 1898
3 Orig. sisS Hunting Beard.
SOHO monO9ony IoS,2S
! Orig. z4.s5 Mirror, bisaue-
finished hordwood frome I4.9S
I Orig. 24.ss Vanity Bench,
wolnut-finished hardwood,
1895
I Orig. 1895 Night Tobis. wal
nut veneers ond hardwood.
1925
! Orig. $37 Mirror. white frame,
z4.95
white finished hardwood 29. 9S
] Orig. 44.s5 Night Table,
bisque- finished hordwood 1895
I Orig. 1926 Night Table,
white - 39. 9S
Z Orig. 54.ss Night Tsbles,
bisque- finished hardwood 1895
Bedroom & Dintng Room
Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
Traditional
Occasional Furniture

~ Orig. 1925 and 1875 side
cheirs. Mahogany finished gum
wood frone. Scots in royon dorn-
osk and Duran plostie ----8.9S
s Orig. iz.ss shd i4.ss Tables.
Coektoil, eomrode and step
ups. Mahogany vensers ard
hordwood -- s.s5
10 Orig. 1895 70 1895 Side
chsirs. Mahogany finished gum
wood frames, royon dorosk saots,
1885
s Orig. i7.ss TsbIes. coektoil,
lamp, in rohoeony yeneers
and hardwood --A-1z.9S
! Orig. 1895 ceektsiI Tetls.
Mahogany veneers and hardwood,
1875
7 Orig. z7.s5 Arm cheirs. Mo-
hoeony venesrs and hardwood
frames. Wine or black cotton
topestry scots ---~-l7.95
10 Orig. 1895 and 1895 Cock
toll Tcblss. Console Tobles. Mo-
hoeony and maple seneers ond
hardwood -----t9.95
z Orig. zs.ss Sewing Bosksss.
MopIe finished hardwood, 1885
Z Orig. 1895 Record csbinets.
Solid rock r1ople -@--z4.9S
10 Orig. 1895 10 4s.ss Tsblss.
Ends. etep-ups, lorps, cocktails,
Pembrokes. Mahogany vsneers
and hardwood ----29.95
Z Orig. 1895 and ss.ss Tsblss.
pembrokes and telephone sets.
Mohooony veneers ond hardwood,
3o.e5
I Orig. 1895 coffes Table. Al
rnohooony --s54.S
I osis. 1895 Record csbinet.
All mahogany 59.95
I Orig. 1895 DropIeaf Table.
Solid rock nnople ---5o.95
z Orig. 1895 pssplsss Extsnsien
Tobies. With z extra leoves. Solid
rock maple ------79.9S
2 Orig. 1896 Televisien rsblss.
With drower and shelf. AL No.
hoeonY 1885
Traditional Occasional Furni.
txre. Fifth Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
Traditional Livino
Room Furniture

! Orig. 1895 English Club
Soto. 6-ft. size. Green royon
T''s'ss.' ! c.is. $685. r.,l,:S sSs:S5 ei.5
Sefo. 6rey royon rnotelosse,
1885
I Orig. 1895 Framed seis.
Beige royon brocotelIe 9o.9 .9S
I Orig. z4s.Ss Loose Pillow Seek
chais. Rose stripe ---i6e.e5
Z Orig. 1885 Chinese oses-
sisnai chsis. Block and gold or
coral royon- domosk --l49.eS
z Orig. 1895 Easiish Ber
Chairs. Green ieother- s9.9s
! Orig. 1926 Attoehed Pillow
Beck Chair. Red leather,
/, Orig. 1895 p.ss:S.s: sSs'.ai Z
Windsor Chair. Gold stripe
! Orig. 1895 wias Chair. Bur-
oundy royon don,osk 1895
! Orig. 1885 Barrel Back ckeiI.
Blue cotton tapestry 69.95
] Orig. 1885 Barrel Beck Chair.
Beige royon donosk 69.oS
! ORIG. 1926 lsese Pillow Seek
Choir. Blue nnohoir ----59.oS
! Orig. 1898 Gloucester Msple
Cholr S9.S
I Orig. 1885 Astsehsd Pillow
Sack Chair. Hovono royon bro
cotelle --4--4 4y.25
| Orig. 1896 ksoehlef pietforsa
Rocker. Black coffon Tapestry.
1926
I Orig. ss.ss oeasisnsl chels.
Green royon velvet 1875
I Orig. eS.s5 Gloucester Mapls
Arm ekeis. Beige cotton topestryt
1895
Lifting Room Furniture.
Fourth Floor, The Hscht Co.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
Modern eedroom
Furniture

! Ore. $is.so tes..s.ess BED.
rees~ S1ise, tfsssst. chest '~a
tetaa, hieaehss sesi'agany .s.
rsers end hasa~eea 2yc, IS
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resm ssste. sassttf. ehss'. os4Assls
bed. ssc~n ooh 1895
I Ore. a1s.ss rAsss -p.sss est-
Fes~ sssss, dresser, sfssss. SeNss .
bed. htosn och 22e,SS
Orc. $3.50 sss.-sssss s@as.
sos.els afsssss. crest. J '~se
heaa. brown ecA 2ee, 9S
D Org. sls,ss Three. .Psss
SSsses. verify, chest. sscshis bed.
Mansiso ssassbed nsh,
<ss. .ss
Z osss. COB, 20 Fsss Piece sssssa.
venisp. chest. 7 ss4n eesss Nsen.
iEfte .finlahed oh y47.ey
Z Ore. SIS rwaa osssssss. sci.
nui senesfa end hosd~ced SIS
4, Ore. SIS Twis ossssss,
hieoched rsohoeony senessa ord
hordsoo6 ~~s ~..,ss.s 59.SS
] osss. siie Dresses, ~asrsss
senssss and hate~ood 1875
I Orc. st1s Dresses. ~sl~sss
Nsneera ard hcscsooc SIS
oas, siso Dresser ssss,
hrned rak SDS
I Orig. $40 osssse. ssss,
hlsoehed nseheoons ssnssss ens
hofd~ood e--a.-~~ S99
! ORG, $500 pesals D.s.ss,
esss, I1shf eot St1S
~ Orig. 1895 A.sAs rshlss,
~osnus ssoestt cne han4~uos~
iass
Z csss. ss.ss Right rskiss,
Gusnea vsessss ard tefcaaoa ~
brown eua s~~ 1875
~ Org, SIS Might rsklss.
Neaat'fs s,stshes Ssh 4s.9y
5 ORC. s1.ss Assks vselss,
ssins4i senesta aTss hotd~nea,
1873
Z Orc. SIS cs~~ssss. bss-s
ock .~~ k3S
/ oss. SOS cass.. co.n.s @ -.
nesfs ard kasa~ood. SIS
! Orig. sioo cksss, ~eisst ~.
reess end hssd~oea s9.9y
i--ov's. siss eAsss. ssna
ook ~.eex. Sc, 9g
i--osss. $50 ssS stss eAssss.
elecehsd o. ec#ocsee aesssa9ery
seoesss er6 hesswood O ess
i--o4s. 1880 cAss,, basssss1
rachoeony ysn*efs snd ssoycwoed,
3--osss. ias.oo cAss.s. ss:tss.
soa rsohooney v.neess enS
hass4~eeH 70 3S
1--o.s. siss sss $50 ekssss.
Cntssoson sssssascny eed @plWys
serses crsd ssasSwoo1 10 9S
i--<,sss, as.s, osssslas fsss.:
sres cok 1881
i---ovss. sss vsMisys 6ssk.
BlsoeAse rsoecsosy ssnssss eea
ses6~aod 80 e9
,--ot's s,ae v....,. l.-.s
sas .~...@ 1915
i---oas. sse ssssy ssss. wei.
nus ysresa ord heso~ooS AVS
sS.es nssssAes Tsstss,
yveea fsrssasso ese .S9.9S
s--osss. SIS kssssss ~ sss~s
ossassoc Tebsss ...~~k S4S
s--3sss. sss sss $50 sssssy
essss. eleeshea rssssesesy ~
assss sre tseawooe sig
I--css. siss vs.ssy. bAsses*tf
~aheeory ysseen sns Aesesaoe,
l--Dsss. stTo vs~asy. VssNss
ssnsss ord sssfe~oo4 sis
Orig. Size ssasy Sea.
.ta~s6 esp4 81.19
l--~<ovss. Sss AAasvwvs ss~ abcse
1876
Moaevs EsaToom Esyaassss,
sfA ggoor. me HeeAt CO.