Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1926, Page 16

IR DAVSELECTED GRAND G PREST Other Officers Also Chosen for Year by Royal Arch Masons. vas _elected uing year . of " the Grand Ct of Royal Arch Masons of the D Columb night in Temple. w st Assnciation of i of the membership of Mansory ‘riest Simon th a past Couneil t Masters a member Church of Chevy Simon R installed t SURVIVORS OF G. A. R. TO HONOR LINGOLN ewly elected officers. Bervices to Be Held at First Con- gregational ChurcK Tomor- row Night. - Burvivors of the Federal armies who fought in the Civil War will gather tomorrow night, tha evening of Lincoln's birthday, at the First Congregational Church, Tenth and G ptreats, to honor the memory of their war commander-in-chief, Abraham oln. Services will be held under he auspices of the Department of the Potomac, Grand Army of the Re- ®llo. The memoria! services are eld every year by toe department fm Lincoln's birthday. Hosea B Moulton, department @ommander of the G. A. R.. will pra- n, and addresses will ha made by 5&; Joseph R. Sizoo, paster of the York Avenus Presbyterian Church, and Willlam Tyler Page, erk of the House. Others who will ke part in the services include Hazard Wheeler, color sergeant of the department: Rev. R. B. MecBride, Jirs. Florence Coakley and Viola L. Behippert Klinge. Lincoln's Gettys- burg address will he read by Lemuel Warner. Music will be furnished by the Marine Band. The commitice on arrangements is composed of Adolph J. Schippert, O. H. Oldroyd, E. D. Godfrey, John W. Reid, H. A. Johnson, George H. Kunsman, John Middleton and A. B. Bennett. Seek Relatives of Dead Woman. Search is being made for relatives of Virgie Desper, 36 years old, who éied at Tuberculosis Hospital Febru- ary 7. The woman came from Tre wvilan, Va., and had been at the hos- pital a year. You'll save confu- sion, loss, and time, too, hy adopting a sys- tem of filing letters. We show Sturdy, well built Files equip- ped with Patent clasp, which locks securely but snaps open read- ily. The Prices—60c Up—Are Most Reasonable STOCKEY I~ FISKE CO OIO E ST- -N-~-W WA G i el GT DT Main 3641 | | 00O Delightful cabinet with roomy interior and drawer. Over-all dimensions 40 inches. Sagriffo carving $89.75 Spanish type cah- inet with flare legs and wrought iron understretcher. With or without red center door panel. I ndividuality is written all over this cabinet, in walnut and gumwood with overlays of fiddle back maple. $125 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, THURSDAY, m’? Y1, 1926. A Distinctive Showing Within 0 O . THE FEBRUARY SALE of LIFETIME FURNITURE Exquisite cabinet in antique red and black with gold bace. 34 inches wide and raised lacquer. oriental decarations A cabinet with a Spanish feeling, in a heautiful open grain mahogany finish on mahogany and se- lected American gumwood. $115 Seventh Street featuring CABINETS at the low sale prices Distinctive artistry, positive indi- viduality, excellence, and a wealth of artistic beauty share with the precious woods in making these cabinets stand out as the choicest of fine cabinetry. Fragrant woods rightly used, colors, carvings and decorations skillfully ex- ecuted, contribute their wealth to the exquisiteness of these fine cabinets and they’re Lifetime cabinets, too, with all the usual Lifetime goodness. You Can Select the Fine at Little Prices Now During the February Sale of Life- time Furniture you can select from the very cream of our Lifetime stock at the low sale prices. Reductions this Feb- ruary are keen, too. Cabinets for Every Use and Taste‘Are Featured Be decided if you like, for there are Spanish types, Georgian Cabinets, Italian Styles, Chinese and Japanese Decorated Cabinets, Venitian and others—all eventfully low priced now. There are cabinets for drawing- rooms, cabinets for libraries, hall cabi- nets, desk cabinets, corner cabinets and cabinets with wonder possibilities for the radio enthusiast. Regardless of How Low a Price Lifetime Quality Never Changes MAYER & CO. Between D & E TERI1 Beautiful crotch mahogany cabinet with an abundance of shelves within the doors 32 inches wide and with roomy under cuphoard $125 A Georgian cabinet in walnut with dec- oration, and charm- ing oil pain skillful carvin drawer. 69 inches high and 24 inches wide. ttle Volstead so named its many secret compartments, in pollard oak. walnut and gtmwood $95 Imposing walnut cabinet with com- artments and desk eature: decorative oil painting on front; green lacquer inte riors A lovely cabinet, Japanese painted front and quaint crackled effect, en- amel antique red and black decorated. $55 [ ‘l i T «RNITUR: