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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26

zion; may we be no less eovrs.
seovs in meeting fhs trials Of
our generation than they were.
For Gods great goodness
TO Us in the material things,
for His inspiration in making
our freedoms more cherished.
let vs give earnest thanks
while concentrating ourselves
anew TO The tasks ahead that
we may be worthy Of His con-
tinved providence"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26
Six Marines Die
Continued from Back Passy

Detroit News)
ocEANsiDE. Calf, Nov. l6-tAP)-six marines were
bssrns surf Yesterday bringing the death foil In ihs
w. s.cansdisn naval msnsvvsrs TO II.
The marines. including hs commanding officer ct fhs 3rd
Aphbous Tractor Battalion hurled into the surf whom
their landing craft espsired.
Two bodies including that Of the battalion commander,
MAJ. Ralph H. Pratt recovered None Of fhs dead were
from Michigan.
Search for fhs other four continuing while The rest
Of The $4,000 marines Of fhs Isl Division wsrsd ashore
from transports Of The sphbovs force onto Camp PsndIs
ton beach.
Five men were killed Friday when Navy skyrsidsr
bomber crashed onto fhs v. 5. destroyer Hopsws They
were the three nisrs and two HopswsI erswmsn.
Continued Next Column top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26
BIRMINcHAMs ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL cHURcHs
MRS. MARJORIE M BUELL., a,
KILLED IN CRASH

THE DEVIL TAKING NEARLY 20 YEARS VIA
FAULTY DISCIPLINE, THANKING, PRAYERS, or
The WRONG CHURCH. HOME, SUNDAY SCHOOL,
EDucATIoN-FRoM WHICH THE pEWLl-ANMAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXCLUDED GODS INDIs
PENsABLE, IMPERATIVE, INCOMPATIBLE, CHRIST
MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
MILLENNIuMi
free Prss "A lifelong psroifsrss resident, Mrs. Bvs'
Of 1875 Birwood, sovfhhsId Township, secretary o
Webster Builders Inc, 4l26 ~ Woodward, Royal Oak Tn
firm 10 owned by her husband Webster Buell."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26

The rugged sss dashed by 7sms IN hour wind cap
sized shs smphbIevs craft and rubber boat only short
distance the beach, othsr marines In them able
swim ashore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26

TRIBUNE-sATURDAY. NOV. 2e. 1858
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26

God made oil His creatures free;
Life itself Is liberty.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26

A Christian Science Quarterly offering: The Bible
Zone Perfect Cause and Effect"
From 4th Orr IS C.S. Bible Lessons)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09
Patriotic Conference
Opens on Thursday

10
Inc 2Stn Womens Patrlotic
Conference on Naticnal DEE
tense WiA oe neid mere ~
the Hotel Statier THURSDAY
through Saturday, with lead
ers ana delegates OF 70 na-
tional patriotic organizations
partacipating.
Inc opening session WIN pe
banquet az . pm. THURSDAY
IA the presioentiai room Of the
SLATER.
Inc PRESIDING chairman 2,
be be- Mrs. David Daniel Good Of
Osceola NILS. Pa. who is
national president Of the Ma
tional Society for Constitu-
tional SECURITY Active in a
number Of organizations. Mrs.
Good has served on the Amer
icanization and Rehabilita-
tions Committees of the
Daughters Of the American
Revolution and the American
Legion Auxiliary, respectively.
Miss Gertrude Carraway,
president general of the OAR,
will share the banquet pro-
gram Thursday night with
Senator John M. Butler of
Maryland. Miss Carraway will
speak on the subject, "Our
Strongest Weapon" and Sena-
tor Buffers topic will be "Con-
stitutional legislation"
Al..;e.i p,,r,.r
Tns Y4,;tss s+.tes Ar,,v
z,a,a ~ "a, n .sa's : .onoa,.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

respondent, and j. Howard
Pew. industrialist. The meet
ing will be preceded by a con-
cert by the United States Navy
Band, with Chief Warrant
Ofiicer Richard E. Townsend
conducting.
legislators to Speak
Others scheduled to address
the conference during its FRI
day and Saturday sessions.
with their subjects include:
Representative James E. Van
Zandt of Pennsylvania. Atoms
in Peace and War; Represent
alive H. r. Gross Of Iowa,
Let's Save America; Repre-
sentative William Jennings
Bryan Dorm of South Carolina,
America and the United Ma
tions" and Representative
Clare E. Hoffman of Michigan.
Future Of the Country"
The conference. which is
made up Of independent or
CARNATIONS, Is called annually
for the purpose Of defining
and emphasizing national de-
Tense. Resolutions designed to
crystalize public opinion on
issues related to defense will
be brought before the dele
gates for action. Mrs. Ernest
w. Howard Of Washington Is
the resolutions chairman,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09
REGULARLY $I49.5O

If you've promised yourself to 1855 you'd reoy achieve the beauty
and comfort dreamed Of for home here international
Sectional Solos, bont cushioned foam rubber and beautifully
hostered IN bouceturqose burgundy beige Whether you
them oversize SOTO you have 100 inches Of sheer
comfort The Pullman Lounge chors bought FoctoY coseo
oad the Tremendous reduction you There's cocsce
have only soo and lounge chairs choce Of styles scanl you'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09
Temptress or tomboy they've one love in common!

You don't need three guesses. The new 1855
Motoramic Chevrolet has captured the hearts
Of women from coast to coast. They love
Chevrolet's lean, low sports-car look -. its
smartly styled, luxurious interior ). its good
looking new Sweep Sight" windshield. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
the

seven day-a-week basis. the
group said
Besides this, the telephone
companies should guard against
public jamming Of their lines
during an emergency by In
stailing equipment which would
sl1unt callers TO 1 recorded
statement.
The record would say sonne-
thing like: This Is an air raid
alert. Please do not use your
telephone except for essential
calls. Turn on your radio for
further information. This Is an
air raid alert
One Of two possible electrical
Lire systems under study BY the
FCDk the frequency shift sys-
TEN was advocated By the uni
yersity project group. This sys-
tenn. the group said. Is based on
i change In frequency. EIectri-
cal current would be jumped
from 80 cycles per second ID
perhaps 80 cycles per second fol
4 matter Of seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Michigan has been studying the
Idea 1t the request Of the Civil
Defense Advisory COMMITTEES Of
1.-THE National Academy Of Sol
ences and the National Research
Council. The project was a.
nanced BY FCDA.
n . summary yesterday. the
Associated Press reported that
the project group found electric
power companies best suited to
serve Is the base for an indoor
warning system.
Electric power runs through
|99 per cent 81 American city
homes III target and critical tar
|get areas and 90 per cent Of the
households Ia the entire country.
Drastic revisions should be
made. the group said. TO make
radio and Conelrad Especial civil
defense radio channels1 more
inclusive. The Government
should encourage clear cham
neis and powerful stations to-
cover the entire United states
In emergencies on . z4-four,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
4Mon Regency Council
Appointed for Morocco

cuss this Nation before TIN
United Nations Security Council
Of menacing peace II the French
continue charge the Span.
ierds are fomenting disorder II
French Morocco. Rid rebels ar,
lighting the French IN Q noun.
famous triangle near the Span.
ish Moroccan frontier.
On the military side, more
than 100000 troops battled Il
keep control Of the French ter.
ritories south Of the Mediter-
ranean.
Those named to the council:
Mohammed II Mokri. centen-
arian grand vizier tpremier) WHO
has served both the exiled Sui.
tan Sid Mohammed Ben Youssei
and his aged and unpopular sue
cess0r. Sultan MoharnT1ed Ber
M6nlay Arafa. who Ii now re-
tired TO TanHier.
Ben Mostapha FL Bekkal
M,Barek. known Is Mohamrned
Bekli. nationalist minded per-
scnal representative of Ben
Youssef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Home CADET
For Raid Alert
Passes Tests

For $40 or less any householder
soon may be able to buy q gadeet
to warn him Of an air raid
alert.
Al civil defense warning signal
for the home has been given
top priority for research and It
looks as II anyone can get this
kind Of protection for the atom-
and-hyd roge1l-age.
The Federal Civil Defense Adj
ininistraticn said the device al
ready has been tested success
fully. Agency engineers predict
that % per cent Of all American
homes can be equipped with the
signals alerting families Of I'M.
pending danger.
Supplement- Sirens
The indoor signals would sup
plement outdoor sirens.
Thus. citizens who can't hear
outdoor sirens and aren't tuned
In to radio stations would have
q built-in warning system of
their own. When the alarm
sounds. they could head FOR
cover.
The idea Il this: II enemy
h0mhnra fleuefrnfn A,,sepsifny. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Housing Code Is Topic
AT Public Luncheon

A public luncheon on "Hous-
ing Code Enforcementy will be
held at noon Tuesday by the
washington Housing Association
In Barker Hall. YwCA. Seven
teenth and x streets N.w.N
Guest speakers win include 1t.
Col. Robert e. Mathe. Assistant
Engineer Commissioner for ur-
ban Renewal, and Cabeil Owath-
mey. director Of the Department
Of Licenses and Inspections.
which must enforce the new
CODE Participants win include
i've members Of the Housing
Code Review Committee. which
helped draft the code.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

the information this Nation gets
about rockets during the expe-
dition win alone be worth 81
billion.
Other military experience viii
be cleaned among the polar
masses. II there ever comes 4
day when the South Pole will
be as important to bombers lis
the North Pole is now. that ex-
perience win be invaluable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Yes. Mrs. Housewife. You
can turn your spare hours into Christ
mas cash. II you start right away,
you can earn up to $3.50 extra to play
Santa with. You can work either
five or three full days . week fM0a.,
Wed, Frt)
Come I'm now. % youIl ret
first-pick Of Jobs. first-pick of depart
mentS. There are so many interesting
things to do in the busting Christmas
season. It's fun to help select gifts
for others. You might be . Sales-
woman, q hostess, 4 wrapper, q check
writer 4. you name It.
Remember these alivaIl-
tMges Of working at The Hecht Co.
You ret an employee discount on /
your purchases right away. You lunch
Ia low-cost cafeteria with delicious
food. You save travel time by work
ing ct the store near you. And yult
don't need to have worked before
wen pay you while you learn. Join
the thousands who agree The Hecht
Co. Is great place to shop; greater
place to work. Apply employment
office. IN 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Pink flowers In the spring !.
red berries IN sthe fall. these
lovely multiflora rose hedges
grow up to eft. tan IN any soil.
Protect your property with this
beautiful living fencel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
m RTCHARD RODGERs

NtE AAA1AA3ANNeg ANANANNA A4NIA4
Sailors in the Old Post once
Building here are navigating The
flnal great white wastes or paper
work preliminary to jumping on
next month for the greater white
wastes Of the Antartic
But It may not be the waste.
land It seems to be. There may
be vast stocks Of OIL ana min-
erals concealed in its frozen bos-
ON. Earlier Byrd expeditions es-
tabiished the presence Of coal
and copper there. Rear Admiral
Richard E. Byrd Is the officer
ii charge Of this force. too. Rear
Admiral George Dufek is the
task force commander.
understandahly, the new polar
expedition has involved q stag
gering amount Of preparation. It
win be the most extensive ex-
ploration Of the cold country
ever attempted and win take
four years. There Is plenty to
explore, too. Only about half
cf Antarctica has been seen by
man. The remainder Is roughly
Is big as the United States, in
square miles.
A stretch Of o.ices on the Old
Post Office's top floor Is head
quarters to Task Force %, now
.Ashing the last loose ends Of
the preliminaries
Other units Of Operation Deep
freeze are at the Patuxent (Md.l
Naval Air Station. where the
Deepfreeze airmen are training.
and ut Davisvilie. r. /. base Of
/. D special Seabee battalion.
TO Build Four Bases
The Seabees are important
men III this opening phase Of
the operation. Their unit has
the mission Of building four
bases. Since construction In
Antarctica Is limited TO the sum-
r1ner there. the Seabees win Be
Wintered III from next March 70
next October Two stations. at
Little America and McMurdo
Sound. will be manned during
the long night by some so men
each.
Every item they need must be
hauled overland by tractor train
or airdropped. Quarters must
Withstand i0O-knot winds and
1OO-below temperature vet be
built CT sections small. enough
to be carried in airplanes.
The first venture into the Ice
pack Is get-ready PROPOSE
ton. The big event comes dur
Ing the international Geophysi-
cal Year, 1875. But you don't
Just sail into Antarctica and 70
right to exploring.
Thousands Of tons or supplies
must Be ferried ID ID support the
explorers. The station Al the
geographic south Pole alone viii
REQUIRE 500 tons 81 materials
49, 49,. 60.
vy,,.s .a-t 49,, ~
~ $500 49, 81. az. u, :. 800. alIlses'
t,, -. =. 81, 49, IA A aea Nv .epeIa !.
49,. sLu =" 1as ia.s eo.l Ia, ucs'yn anu
~. 1919 49, 49,. liz W., y Isis q
$50. 80 .oias 1ssa - speLu sne
. .sel 10y neeu an entiIe
49, = supp -, - 49, 1000; IN
go sonisslll.s p,even.s snlps
IIon penegIatine tne ics &c re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
ANTARcTlcA
Yeor Navy Exploration
Of South Pole Reodied

orange fiaes on bamboo staffs.
and burying fuel and provisions
every 50 miles.
TRACTOR Replace Dogs
The expedition has 3o-ton
TRACTORS that exert less pressure
per square inch on the snow than
would Q small man on skis. The
tractor treads are 81 inches wide.
And the big acatss pun 1Oo-ton
loads.
With tractors, the expedition
wont need dog teams for tiray-
Iage. But the explorers are tax
ling along 80 dogs. descendants
Iof dogtearns on earlier explora-
Itions. They hope the dogs win
never be needed because their
only employment win be In
rescue operations.
In late December, the expedi-
tons air squadron win ny from
Zealand to the polar continent.
Below them, ships viii be sta
TONED $50 miles apart. provid-
ling q picket line and rescue sta
|tions for the venturers aloft.
Supplies and equipment Win
be landed onto the shelf Ice dur
ing January. Sometime b Neb-
ruary the task force shfps vill
depart for the United States.
The following November, they
will sail from the States for
Antarctica again. And the same
procedures win be followed the
following year. The bic adyen-
Iture win be over In January.
1889.
Site Breaks Away
Changes in plans have had to
be made right along. Originally,
for instance. planners thought
they could dock ships at the No.
4 Little America. But an Ice
breaker reconnoitered and found
that q piece Of the site had
broken away and was now an ice
berg. A new site was found 80
miles away.
Some 10000 different items are
going along on this first leg Of
the expedition. About half Of
them are for the expedition air.
planes.
One item high on the priority
list Is pemmican. A retired Navy
cook In Baltimore is the expedi-
lions pemmican expert. Pefnmi-
can Is the old staple for trial
parties. and contains meats. fats.
berries. cereal fruits and added
vitamins In concentrated. de-
migrated packages.
The question arises as to why
anyone besides prospectors
would want to 60 to such q
miserable place Is the South
Pole.
Meteorologists have o theory
that all the planets weather
Is born In the Antarctic. This
expedition may help cement that
belief. There Is the chance that
some day q weather reading in
the Antarctic viii give warning
of q hurricane headed down
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
An expert has estimated that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Tahar on Assou. ss-ysar-0ld
|Berher chiefkain who s 8 fol-
lower Of Moulay Arafas txadi-
ticnalist policies.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-03
Hold Services For
Mrs. Mary Minich,
Accident Victim

Services were held Wednesday in
Holgate for MSs Mary Kathryn
Minich, 81, of New Washington, who
was critically injured Wednesday Of
last week in an Iauto-train accident
near Carey. Shielded at 1915 a. m.
Monday in Blanchard Valley hospital
Findlay.
Her husbandj John D. Minich, was
killed instantly when their auto was
lammed by a southbound New York
Central PASSENGER train during a
heavy snowfall.
A native of Jensra, she was the
daughter of Adam and Emma (Kirch-
baum Won Stein.) Her mother sur
wives at Jenera.
Surviving are json, Elmer, New
Washington; daughter, Mrs. James
Omwake, Chatfidd; sisters, Mrs.
Austin Schaller, Jenera; Mrs. William
Heller, Dola; Mrs. Elma Truitt, Wap-
akoneta; Mrs. Herman Kleisch, Jen-
era; brothers, ALBERT, Trio; Ezra,
Jenera; Arthur, Bluffton, and seven
grandchildren.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-03
WOnlen'S Groups
Elect NeU Officers

The Friendship Circle and the
Fellowship Guitt7of the First Men
MONTE church recently elected new
officers with th9 following results:
Friendship Circle: Mrs. Melvina
Whistler, president; Miss Gaynell
Basinger, vice president; secretary,
Miss Fern Bixel. Fellowship Guild:
Mrs. Robert Kreidbr, president; Mrs.
Delvin Kirchhofd, vice president;
and Mrs. Richardl Boehr, secretary.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-03
dGI7aY37!5;J.Jl!I:Sz;5:'[ g: J! 81
Tzzee|Ss7eagTEo)2I
&HE HE,sSI<cNSSNA 5 AA
6T HARRY L. u ALE 4

death, threw himsef from the wind
ow, which is Upwards of fifty feet
from the pavement. He was as you
may well suppose, severely injured
and the poor fellow died this morn
ing about four o'clock. Mr.. d left
this morning With the dead body Of
his slave, to which he told me he
would give decent burial in his own
graveyard. Please tell Ben's wife Of
these circumstanoes.-Your unknown
correspondent, RESPECTFULLY, (signed)
r. p. Simmons"
So goes the ST Try of Ben, alias
Thomas Mitchell, IA poor and humble
being Of IAN unfortunate and degrad-
ed race, the same feeling which an
mated the signers of the Declaration
of independence to pledge life, for
tune and honor for liberty determin-
ing him to be fA ee or die" The fore
going quotation\ is more than 100
years old. 1t wonid7 have made a
suitable epitaph belok the one-word
"Ben" on the slab init old Dunkard
family burying-groInd.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-03

TO KEEP TTNN CRACKS from
forming on inside bf new earthen-
ware dishes, place them in a pan of
cold water. Bring fhe water to slow
boil and let it spinner two minutes.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-03

NOTE PAYER will always be
handy to jot Idown messages if you
clip couple bf plain sheets of paper
to the inside back cover of your tele-
phone directory.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-03

MANGANESE lis not usually de-
ficient in Ohio soils that are we'll sup
piled with organic matter except in
the Lake Plain Area of northwestern
Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Christmas Gifts at Savings from 300 to sou
IUl,s; room .,

Our Reg Price NOW
2-Pc KroehIer Foam Rubber
Sectional Soto -------22oo 5 1898
Lawson Style Soto with fringe 1896 1888
Kidney Shape Motolosse
Soto with fringe 1885 1898
Solid Mohoeony Duncan
Phyte Soto -------------- lSS.So 1888
Tuxedo Style Love Scot 1895 1888
2-Pc. Lawson Living Room by
krOehleT ----~-------. - Zo9.S0 IS.06
Korpen Regency MotoIIose
Soto 5OS.SO ZSS.66
NyIon and Foam Rubber T
Cushion Club 37o.o5 227.88
Modern Soto, green metoIic
fabric $685. 1888
2-Pc Grand Ropids Provincial
Living Room 1895 34e.ss
2-Pc. KroehIer Nyon Bumper
Sectional Soto -----------269.95 1883
2-Pc KroehIer Foam Rubber
Living Room Suite------229.o5 1898
Kingsley Modern Soto, black
bose -7-------------~ 1885 1873
International Modern Foam
Rubber Soto ZfSSo 1898
2-Pc KroehIer Modern Living
Room Suite --,~~----~--.24ee5 1873
korpen Ultra Modern Soto,
sample 1888
3-Pc Foam Rubber Sectional
Soto -~---~~----------- 1895 5e7.ss
2-Pc NyIon kroeher Living
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2-Pc International Foam
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BEDROOM
Our Reg. Price NOW

Our Reg. Price NOW
5-Pc. Provincial Frutwood
Bedroom Suite ---------3e 1886 26s.ss
Ape French Provincial
Avodire Bedroom double
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mite stand -----------2 295.oo 1890
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3-Pe. Solid Cherry Bedroom
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3-Pe. Cord Mohog Modern
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3-Pc French Provincial Dec
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white and gold trim-----~l2o8.OO 1880
3-Pc Hollywood Blond Mod
ern Bedroom Suite l4o8 90 $500
3-Pc Fire Engine Red and
White Plostie-Top Bedroom
Suite by Kent Coffey----- 1885 248.83
3-Pc Modern Silver Grey
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3-Pc Bose Wtz Comlo
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3Pe Genuine Seomist
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3-Pc American Walnut Bed
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3-Pc. Modern Pearl Mohog.
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3-Pc. Cordovon Mohoe Bed
room Suite --------|----- 1885 1883
Odd Dresser Boses-wolnut
or bIeoched mohoeony---- 1926 1888
Odd Walnut Chest of
Growers -------~~----- 1926 1888
Odd Plate Gloss Bedroom
Mirrors, values from 24o5 to 34,o5 9.SS
3-Pc Lined Oak Bedroom
Suite ---------------- 1895 1888
Odd Bedroom Benches,
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Lane Cordovon Mohog. &C.
dor Chest ----------------5 9e5 1888
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Our Reg Price NOW
Sleep Chairs, decorator fob
RIGS, sleeps one ----------- 1926 1888
KroehIer Soto Beds, opens to
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Innersprine Studio Couch
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Simmons 2-Pc Soto Bed
Suites 1895 1888
NyIon and Foam Convertible
Soto with nnersprine mat
treSS --------.---- ZASSo 17S.XH
KroehIer 2-Pc. Soto Bed
Suites - 1895 1888
2-Pc Modern Tweed Soto Bed
Suite ------- ---~-- 1895 1888
Lawson Convertible Sleep
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tress to sleep two 1885 1883
Simmons Space Saver Con-
vertobIe Sleep Soto with de
luxe nnersprine mattress 1895 1898
2-Pc. Modern Sectional Sleep
Soto, separate innersprine
mattresses ---~----~-s 2995 24s.ss
Kroeher 2-Pc Doveno Sleep
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mattress 5I9.So 1898
Korpen Regency KonverobIe
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2-Pc. Wrought Iron Soto Bed
Suite -------------le9e5 1883
Sleep Chair with separate in
nersPrin9 mattress to sleep
one --,--------------- 1895 1883
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lnnperioI Modern Mahogany
coektoil Table 1895 1888
Matching End Tobes-nodern
n7ohoeony-by imperial 1895 $3.50
Fornico and Cord Mohoo.
Ioble Series by Tonk-round
eocktoil, step or end. values to
6o.e5 = - 1895 3o.S8
Block and White Plastic Top
Tobe Series, cocktail, step or
end -- 1895 1888
Lined Oak Cocktail or Lamp
TobIes ---.'- 1895 1888
Lined Oak Odd Cocktail Tobles 1895 1888
Cordovon Mahogany and Bross
TobIe Series 1895 1888
Oval Moho9 Cocktail TobIes 54.95 1888
Traditional Mahogany Table
Series. cocktail, step or lamp
toble 24o5 174R
Frutwood Provincial Leather
Top Tobles ---~----- 1895 34.ss
Solid Mohoe and Genuine
Leothef Tobe Series 1925 1888
Regency Mohoe and Leather
coektoh ToDe 1895 1888
French Walnut Cocktail and
Lamp Tobes = 1895 1888
Mohoe. Regency Lomp Tables 1896 1888
Mohoo, Flip Top Console TobIe 4495 1888
Mahogany Smoking Hundor
Tobie ------ 1895 1888