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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09

when King Louis Philippe OF
France declared:
"A legion composed of for
,eigners will be formed. This lie.
Igion will take the name of the
Foreign Legion"
Royal Words Inscribed
The words of the proclamation
of the King of France have been
inscribed in a red-walled niche
in the Commandments Room OF
the Legion Museum. a room sc
named because its walls are COW
erred with the portraits Of every
colonel ever to command 1t.
Also in the room Is q marble
plaque displaying the flags OF
the So nationalities which have
been represented in the Legion
of which almost SO are still rep
resented today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Don't DO 1t Yourself
By Or. PETER }. sTEINcRoHN

ito those left behind-if you die
quietly Of cancer in bed or vio-
lently in q plane. I suppose we
think we have a better chance
Of getting away with self-treat-
ment than by experimenting In
other foreign fields.
Now that we are becoming
more sane since the "do-it-your-
self" craze reached its heights of
popularity. perhaps the unini-
tiated will think twice about
climbing up on a roof.
Likewise l hope you will think
carefully before you "do-it-
yourself" with your precious
health.
(Ralea Sad hv The Eatl Cvrdinatn TnnA
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and n LegionnaireS were almost
annihilated, giving the Legion a
story to live by in the process.
The anniversary of Camerone
has become the Legion'S greatest
holiday, a three-day Mardi Gras
in it's headquarters town of Sid
bel Abbes, a one-day celebration
in every Legion outpost, and a
day when at least one ceremony
will be performed in even the
smallest, most battle-weary
Legion unit,
Read to Every Man
For on April 80 the command
ing officer of every unit reads
the grim story of the Battle of
Camerone to his men, even If he
must move from foxhole to fox
hole to see that it is done.
I'm what is apparently the best
tradition of the Legion. from
Mexico to Diem Bien Phu, Cam
erone was losing battle. The
company involved was led by a
Capt. Danjou, who was on active
duty. though he had lost a hand
in the Crimea with a Legion unit
4 decade before.
! His missing hand had been re-
placed with a wooden one. and it
is the wooden limb which. with
three Legionnaires, was all that
survived the Camerone battle.
The men of Capt. Danjou had
insisted on fighting to the death.
This is the story that is drilled
into every Legionnaire and for
mally read once a year, with the
idea that the tradition of Cam
erone should be upheld. Perhaps
it is responsible for the Legion's
reputation of not surrendering.
To preserve such traditions
the Foreign Legion has devoted
considerable space and efforts
to its Sale d'Honneur in Sidi
bel Abbes, and had used the
many talents of Its men to deco
rate the various rooms.
Here the public can see the
relics which this legendary
fighting body has accumulated
in battles from Narvik to NADIA
gascar since March 10, 1881,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09

The FomiIy Couaeii consists Of judge.
O psyehiotrist. q newspaper editor. o
women's pose editor and two news
paper writers. These consult with
eIes9ymen Of all foiths end denomi-
notions. All letters ore held in com
hlete confidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
The
FAMILY
COUNCIL
THE PROBLEM


JOAN S.-A strike has split
our family. and may wreck my
marriage.
JOHN-All this was thrust on
me; I did what ! thought right.
THE DETAILS
JOAN S.-My husband and my
father have become embroiled in
10 bitter dispute. and I am in the
middle and may lose the love
of both.
My father is the general man
ager of a large factory and has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
BY RAY CAVE
North American Newspaper Alliance

sIDI BEL ABBES Algeria JAN 9.-Once the tradi-
Goninded Foreign Legion 100year-old halowed
object from its place of honor the
and takes it parade
The object is hand
Carried in ornate glass box -kepied
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AT Confirms Report
Of Reoctor in Big B-36

FORT WORTH. Tex, Jan. QP.-Experiments with an
huge B36 part Of program to develop
aircraft announced yesterday by the Air
Force and Convar Aircraft.
things the reactor used to investigate prob
radiation study effects Of radiation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
LOUIS ALLEN

Weather Reports
$50 pm. iDeekntghts
I1:i0 pm. t0eekntghts
11:10 pm. Sunday
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LegiOnnaire, It IS marched
through the streets of Bel Abbes
each April 80, leading the first
regiment in a ceremony honor
Ing the Battle of Camerone.
1t was in that tiny Mexican
village 80 years ago that the
owner of the hand lost his life,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09

This is the fifth in q series of six ar.
tieles on the French Foreign Legion,
worlds most fomous militory fl hitting
unit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
BRYS0N RASH

NewS Reports
6'55 pm. ,oeeknights
HOO pm. tDeekntchts
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Tomorrow: Cen Q Crippled boy Help
Himself?
Copyright 1885, General Features CORY
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01

Money paid out in Lodge No 491
during 1855:
January: Doctor bills $500, Stars
and card board, .93, Secretary so
Light bill STOP, Total sos.
February: Secretary so, Light
bill STOP, Watchman, .25, Total SLIT.
March: To Pres. for Board, $500,
Money order fee %, Light bill STOP.
Secretary, rs, Waterman IS, Total
$3.50.
April: Doctor and Medical bill,
$500, Light bill $1.02, Secretary so,
Waterman rs, receipt book 40,
Total $6.17.
May: Doctor bill 5000, Light bill
$102, Secretary so, Waterman .25,
Echo news .25, Total $8.O8.
June Doctor and medicine $12.34,
Donated to Lodge No. $50, $500,
Secretary so, Light bill $104,
Waterman 25, Total $18.13.
July: Doctor and medicine bill ST.
10, Clearing of yard so, Light bill
$1.O3, Money order fee %, Secretary
so, Waterman IS, Total $1026.
August: To President for Conven-
ton $500, Doctor and Medicine bill
$500, Light bill $l03, Secretary so,
Waterman rs, Total $15.84.
September; Doctor and Medicine bill
1885, President for Board $500
Light bill $1.03, Secretary so, Watch
man, IS, Total $10.63
! October; Doctor bill $500, Light
bill $104, Secretary so, Waterman
| .25, Total 1919.
November: Doctor and Medicine
bill $500, Light bill $l.03, Secretary
! so, Waterman .25, Total $10.68.
December: Doctor bill $500
Cardboard, $3.50, Light bill $1.03
Paint .35, Stars 80, Postage .08
Secretary so, Waterman rs, Total
$10.21.
Total money paid out during
year $109.81. Total money left in
treasury from January to Dece.n-
Der, 1cs5. t,7h
Mrs. Emma T. S,ivv ~acretary
Mrs. AIatlic Spillhs, President
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
81 MEMBERS FROM MARCH Is tn 9th
Agency Report

Dear Miss Larkln:
You win find enclosed thirteen
applications, twelve for lodge No
444 with Mrs. Eula Berkhalter as
president at Collins and one 10 Mrs.
Ulden Barnes, president of H. &. A.
Lodge No. 304 at Taylorsville, Mis-
sissippi.
I visited Lodge No 444 and install
ed officers-elect, lectured and took
in thirteen members.
The following lodges were pres
ent: 495, 254, 1852, 492, 456, 116, 3O4,
and 400.
The Carver School band led the
march from the hall to the church.
Total amount of money raised $500.
Mrs. Buckhalter knows how to en-
terrain people A delicious dinner
was served.
l filled out a certificate Of term,
ending March 25th, 1858.
A spicy program was rendered and
was enjoyed by all.
The following officers-elect were
installed:
Mrs. Eula Berkhalter, president
Mr. Bob Barnwell, vice president
Mrs Velna Mats, secretary
Mrs. Laura Denial, Asst. Secty
Mr.. VIM. Boykins, chaplain
Mr.. Garden Stephen, D. T.
Mrs, Lucille Davis, Treasurer
Mr.. A. j. Barnett. Agent
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
HattieSburq

Dear Mis- Larkin:
Another great session has Just
passed and oh, how enjoyable it
was Just to see our office personnel
with their beautiful smiling faces
and their many acts of kindness,
make my heart over flow with Joy
and just pass around and take ret
respective view of our beautiful
Banquet Hall. Look at those neat
" dressed ladies, beautifully deco,
rated walls, nice silver and linen
cloths on our tables make me say
Thank God, we have somebody who
believes in progress"
Lodge No. 270 is dedicating its
newly built hall on April Serv-
ice will be held at the Antioch M. B.
Church, 2:30 P. NJ, Rev R. w. Woul-
lard, Jr., will be the guest speaker.
Everybody is cordially invited.
Yours for better service,
Mr.. Dewey johnson.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
NINETY-FOUR MEMBERS FROM MARCH 18th
TO MARCH 9th

have been affiliated with the long long
time and have known the Association ninety
four members in period of twelve days
The presidents and members are really working We are
very happy to see the enthusiasm such high
Lord is mercifu When the campaign begun
all OF the members not member however,
felt that could get Of the members our
efforts would not be in
We believe that from until the converting the
ton the Presidents and members going
Be done.
We could hardly believe eyes when the checp
board closed showed that forty odd applications
the board and since the board closed
policies Yes asked for and the presidents
berS to keep the mail rolling will be willing
night the work demands it. If you will work
nhat end assure you that will my best on this end
am really thrilled To-day Beauty parlor and
young lady walked and asked was Joining
Tee and after told her it dollar she gave
az said she and her husband wanted lodge where
membership is What has happened? proud to know
that we have enough pride inquiry about
thing that is doing such remarkable Job.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
H. B. A. Growing

we publish below the names Of all applicants for
membership in the Association beginning March
arendeed happy the large number applications
have received since that date This concusvey
Presidents and members are interested in the growth of the
ISOLATION Let's keep the H B A. "home fire burning"
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01

Dear Miss Larkin:
You will find enclosed some new
business from Lodge No. 512 and
No 1913.
l want you to know that I GER
tainly did enjoy the Board in spite
of the rainy weather. l am so
thankful to God that we have
leader like you.
l haven't appointed an under
writer as yet, but you will hear from
me soon. May God bless you. The
dinner was delicious. l am with
your program 100%o.
Mrs. Mary E. Peters.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
Brookhaven

Dear Miss Larkin:
This is to let you hear from me
again. I am still getting new mem
bers. l will try not to brighten you
all any more, but am glad that your
thought was wrong. We are well.
Your humble president,
Mrs. Charity Johnson
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01

Dear Secretary:

Dear Secretary:
This is to say that Lodge No. 472
elected its officers for the year
1861 President, Mrs. Velma Ed
wards, Vice Pres, Mr.. Henry Young,
Chaplain, Mr.. Lee Roy Edwards,
Secretary, Ms. Arrie Mae Moore,
.re,r urer. Mrs. Ranne1 Houston.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
Lauderdale

Dear Miss Larkin:
You will find enclosed some more
new business. You can see by this
that | am really interested jim help
ing to reach the goal of 10000 mem
bers. 1t can be done if we all put
our shoulders to the wheel.
Iregret very much that l could not
be present in the March Board but
the rain prevented my being pres
ent.
If we all cooperate with the Gen
eral Officers by the Convention, we
will have 1000 members. You may
count on me and Lodge No. "a to
do our part.
Mrs, Onnie Mobley,
President
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
Lumberton News
Dear Miss Larkin:

Dear Miss Larkin:
I am writing you and the many
Echo readers to let you all know that
we are still doing wonderful work.
We had a financial drive and pro-
gram, the amount Of $500 was rails
ed. Pray for us that God may con-
tinue to bless us.
Yours,
Sis. Ida Mae McLcmOre.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
Toonsuba

Dear Miss Larkin:
This comes to notify you of the
death of one of our most faithful
and loyal members of H. B. A. Lodge
No. %, located at Toomsuba, Missis-
sippi, in the person Of Mrs. Ethel
Shannon, who died March 7, 1856 in
St. Joseph Hospital.
Mrs. Essie Wallace, Pres.
j. D, Ramsey, Sec.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
Bay Springs News

Dear Miss Larkin:
This comes to inform you that
lodge No. 148 has lost a member in
the person of Mr. Charlie Moody
He departed this life Thursday
March 18th. Please send me a
death certificate.
Mr.. Moody will be sadly missed
by all.
Rev. E. Newell, President
Mrs. A. B. Payton, Secretary
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
Banquet Hall Helps

honestly do believe that the banquet hall is playing big
role in campaign Members who have the banquet hall
are helping the presidents spread the In fact ome
nonmembers will listen members have to say more
attentvely than they will to local presidents First they
the president merely wants their membership
members play CONSPICUOUS part growth
lodge.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
Hattiesburq

Dear Secretary;
l enjoyed myself at the Board
The dinner was wonderful. All of
my members say that they are 60
ing to start on their members now
Yours as ever,
Mrs. Minnie Jones,
Pres. No. 500
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
WOOL CAPS

We have. just received shipment
of Wool Fezzes for local presidents
We will not receive another shipment
before the Convention. Presidents
who are interested in a Wool Fee
-n~ .h@ Convention had better hurry
fni ths s@Gtly Il limited.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
Correction

In the statistical report, Lodge No.
495 was credited with having "A
members in the Mar-h Boar, how
ever, the number Shouts have read
45.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01
Lumberton

Dear Miss Larkin:
l am writing you and the whole
staff of the H. B. A. to let you know
how enjoyed being in the Board
I was accompanied by Brother Hill
ard Winston, and Bro. Thomas Mel
ly and we all enjoyed it very much.
| am
Your President,
Lonnie McLemore.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-04-01

Secretary's Annual Report, Lodge
No. 491.
Money raised in Lodge No. 491
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BEDROOM

DrexeI French Provincial 5-drower chest
Was 34.OO -,------------ now $500
Boudoir Choir, heart shaped back, shirred
fIounce, rose. Was $3.50 now $500
Boulder barrel chair, SHRED fIounce, blue
and white chintz. Wos $3.50 now 200
NotionoI antique white French Provincial
bedroom group. Triple dresser. mirror,
large chest, Mr.. and Mrs. swing heodboord
bed. Four pieces we're 5000,
DrexeI French Provincial bedroom group.
Nine drawer triple dresser, mirror, s
drawer chest, double bed, z night stonds.
Six pieces were 67200--. now 485.00
Above group with Mr.. and Mrs. swing
bed, 5000 --.--------- now 4S6.UU
SIiqh Italian Provincial double dresser,
mirror, chest, double bed, night stond.
Five pieces we're $500 - now 49S.00
Continental solid mahogany English Re-
uency group Triple dresser, mirror, chest
on chest, Mr.. and Mrs. swing bed, night
stond Five pieces we're $500,
Dovis cobinet Louis VI antique wolnut
oold-trmned bedroom group. Double
dresser, mirror, high boy chest, toilet table,
mirror double bed, z night stonds were
l,ll3.OO ----------------n now 774.OU
DrexeI French Provincial antique group
decorated with silver Ieof Triple dresser,
mirror, chest, double bed. Four pieces
were $500 ------------- now o3S.UO
Above group with Mr.. and Mrs. swing bed.
$500 - --. now $500
GEORGETOWN Galleries solid cherry early
American group Triple dresser, mirror,
huge size chest, double bed and two night
stonds. Six pieces were $1,000,
now $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

Sehoonbeek lounge chairs, spring down
cushion, kick pleot skirt, choice Of blue,
pink, toost texture. Were 1890
Donovan Shops loose cushion occasional
chair. toast and brown texture. Wos
5000 - ..--. now $500
Hickory solid mahogany occasional chair,
genuine pink Leather. Was 1890
now $500
Donovon Shops shaped arm, button beck
soto with kick peot skirt. green. Wos
1880 now l74.OO
Century French Provincial SOTO, spring
GOWN cushion, beige and netollc texture.
Wos $500 --- - now 1890
Heritose Lawson beck SOTO, spring down
cushions, kick pleot skirt, toost texture.
Wos 1900 @ - - now $500
Trende (by Heritoee) 2 cushion SOTO,
toost texture, kick pleot skirt. Wos 289 90
now $500
Sehoonbeek button tufted back SOTO, kick
pIeot skirt, spring down cushion, beige.
Wos 47oOO now $4,000
Donovon Shops roll arm Lawson SOTO. kick
pleot skirt, choice of toost or turquoise
texture. Was 5000 now 1880
Hickory French Provincial SOTO, green and
metoIlic texture, spring down cushion.
Wos 4o50o now zo4.oo
Sehoonbeek contemporary cushion soto,
kick pleot skirt, spring down cushions. tur-
quoise texture. Wos $4,000 now $4,000
Heritose shaped arm SOTO, spring down
cushions. toost texture, kick pleot skirt.
Wos $50 90 ----- now 55o.UU
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Sigh cIossc Provincial group. Buffet with
grill door hutch, ovol extension toble, sev-
inc cort, a side and arm chairs. Ten
pieces we're l444OO $3.50 now $4,000
Bernhordt cherry ltolion Provincial breok-
front chino, ovoI ext tobIe, 4 side ond z
arm ehoirs. Eight pieces. Were 5000,
now $4,000
Morsonton mahogany and yew wood 48 in.
breokfront china. Wos 1900, now 1880
MoFsonton mahogany and yew wood II in.
four.door credenzo buffet. Was $1,000,
now 1890
Italian Provincial round cherry ext dining
table and four chairs. Were 1890,
now $500
DEexeI cosuotone mahogany round front
corner china cobinet Wos 1900,
now 1890
Hylon nnohoeony contemporary group.
Buffet, breokfront chino, extension leg
table, 4 side and z arm ehoirs. Seven
pieces. Were 5sl 90 now $4,000
Dining Chairs. left odd, mostly one Of
kind, side ond orm; mahogany, cherry,
pine. Were 1850 to $3.50 now 1000
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HS:l13|;|I|'|< i|''|

Royal Lounge barrel chair, high back,
foom cushion, persimmon texture. Wos
lZS.UU now $500
Drexel twin beds, spice elm, pair Were
Poir, 1000 -----------zno now 1900
Erwin Lambeth lounge chair, foam rubber
cushion, rose texture Wos 1900,
now $500
Dunbar cocktoiI tobIe, 3lx26,- autumn
finish. Was 5000 -------now $500
Mount Airy TV cobnet from the Focode
Collection. Tombour door, Was 234OO
now 1890
Royal Lounge ormless chair, pink texture
Wos lZo.UO ------------n now $500
Dining Toble, extension, As in, round.
ebony and walnut. Wos 1900, now 74.oo
Erwin Lombeth SOTO, foam rubber cushion.
black and brown texture. Was $4,000,
now 1890
Sterling a drawer connnoode toble, fornico
top. Was $3.50 - now 5000
DrexeI Profile choir high back, belize tex
ture. rubber cushion Wos 1920,
now 94.00
Baker credenzo, Sc in, ebony, sliding cane
doors. Was $500 --n now 1900
Boxer drop Ieof dining table, ebony and
teak: Wos 246O0 -------- now 1890
Donovon Shops SOTO, rose texture, foam
rubber cushions Wos 2o600
now 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
only three
modern bedroom groups
by TomIinson
mocha walnut
double dresser base
double bed wide chest
were $500 now S42.UU

DrexeI china cobinet, spice elm, 81 in,
gloss door, Wos $500 - now $500
Herifose cocktoil tobIe, So in. long, For
Eost, ebony and teak. Wos 5000,
now $500
Dillingham; Budeetrend desk deck, drop lid
top. Wos 1000 .-----no now $500
DrexeI Poldoo mahogany double dresser,
and double size panel bed. Three pieces
Were n 10 -----------now $500
Erwin Lambeth high back chair, foon rub
Der cushion, pink texture. Wos 5000,
now 74.00
BdkeF bor and screen combination from the
New World collection Ebony cane nsets
in screen. Was 33200----- now 1880
Modern cherry chest on chest, double book
cose bed and two night tobIes -Four pieces
were 2S8CO now 1z4.00
DFexeI onnIess chairs, foam rubber loose
cushions, scots ond back green texture.
Were each 1850 -- now $500
Fisher opt. size SOTO, foam rubber cushion,
turq. texture. Was 1900 now 1900
TomIinson lounge chair, button tufted back,
textured fabric. Wos 1890 - now $500
DrexeI Precedent dining tobIe, ext, round
Wos $500 Observation-Disclosures now $500
Baker lamp toble, teak and ebony, u in
square. Wos IS. 90 ----- now $500
Boxer planter, teak and ebony. l6Ka inches
So Wos 5000 ------ now 1900
DrexeI cocktoiI tobIe, 1884, spice finish
Wos $500 --------------- now 100
Baker TV cabinet, .ebony from the New
World collection. Wos 293 90, now 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
just three
36-inch mahogany
writing table desks
with bross gallery
w.,. $3.50. now $500

Woodward end tobIe, mahogany and
leather, bross trim, drawer and shelf. Wos
0o.UU now I1.VV
Heritoee step tobIes, mahogany, ivory fooled
Leather top, grill doors, costers Were ;
lO5 90 -.--------------- now 4S.VV
Hekmon Provincial cocktoil toble, fruit-
wood shelf and two drawers. Wos g. 90,
now 1900
Townsend commode, z drawers, Leather
top, antique white and gold, lbs.
Wos $500 $500
Weimon step toble. nohoeony, ovo, grill
doors, floor sompe. Wos 1880,
now 1880
Holland lamp tobIes, yew wood and rohoo-
any, shelf ond drawer, n in. 50. Were
1850 .,--- now 4S.9V
Hexton lamp toble, ~" diameter, nnohoe-
ony with bross inloy. Wos 1895. now 1925
Valley City step table, nnohooony, leother
top, drower Wos 81. o. now 1925
VoIIey City lamp tobe, mahogany, leother
fooled top, 22x22 shelf, drawer Wos IS 90
now 1880
VolIey City cocktoH toble, mahogany, fooled
leather top Was 33.o5--------now 1926
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
9!Ill;

Hickory tufted back lounge chair, kick
peot skirt, toost texture. Wos 84.OO
now 1900
Trende 10y Heritoee) channel back tub
chair, kick peot skirt, rose. Wos 1900,
now $500
Oonovon Shops huge loose pillow back
lounge chair, green kid mohoir, frineed
pose Was 1900 now 1890
Schoonbeek channel back chair, solid mo-
hoqony arms and bose. Spring down cush-
ION, choice Of rose, turquoise or beige.
Wos 1900 now 1890
Meyer Gunther Martini French Provincial
lounge chair, down cushion, toost texture.
Was $500 : now l4S.00
Londsdowne tufted back lounge chair,
spring down cushion, kick pIeot skirt. tur-
quoise texture. Was 1920 now 1890
Heritose button tufted back lounge chair,
spring down cushion, kick peot skirt.
Was 234O0 now 1890
Sehoonbeek shaped arm lounge chair kick
pleot skirt, spring down cushion, green.
Wos 2O7OO now 1900
Trende 10y Heritoee) slope arm lounge
chair, kick pIeot skirt, green texture. Wos
1900 ---.-- now S4.O0>
Hickory lounge chair, green texture, ltolion
fruitwood base. Was 1890 now $500
Donovan Shops high beck lounge chair,
kick pIeot skirt, green with metollc &c
cents. Was 1920 now l24.0O
cochron tufted back small lounge chair,
foam rubber cushion, green textured. Wos
1860 observation-disclosures now 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
: :

Holland step tobles, yew wood and mohoe
any, shelf, 28xl8 in. Were 1850,
Heritose conmodes, n1ohoeony, fooled
Ieother top, 24xloM Were 5000.
Hekman end toble, mahogany, shelf,
drower, inloid, 27xl8 in. Discontinued,
Was 5000 1900
Georgetown GoIIeyies buffers troy. nnohoe-
any, discontinued Was los 90 now $3.50
ImperioI desk, kidney shaped. gallery,
drower, 36 in. long. Wos 1880,
Baker step toble, mahogany, bross inlay,
drawer, decorator piece. Was 1896.
Weimon choirsde tobIe, figured mohoe-
any, nloid, shelf, floor somple. Wos
lO5OO ---------- now $3.50
Kemm lamp table, Provincial, frutwood,
custom made. Wos 80 so 1850 now 5000
Hommory desks, antique white. Provincial,
fooled leather, gold trim. Were $3.50. :.
now $3.50