Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1931, Page 20

JUNE 4, 1931. Chief Justice Alfred Adams Wheat and | son and Mr. and WIWW at tea of and testing of fire apparatus, and pre S O I E I Y Mrs. Wheat, the president of the George | Mitchell of East onn.e are ar C. Hart, ‘l:g-fln Carlton. § aration of .m&’,’:. for sm’nm Wasl n University Medical Soclety, | staying at Wardman Park Hotel for a unuant of the Naval Acacemy, Mrs, and equipment. Certain specified train- gr. xvu 1.:. u-xgmnwa“}l xtmr;st :nd M‘rs short time. u At the m folloy ‘)g-‘ 4 '?h.lz'u“fl ing and experience are required, avis, ane president o e senior lobart presen of esterda) Full informat s "G o N, M. PRk i PRk S0 M Dorothy | Kl Reteion word i Seni: | 8 the norshm, Kol She 1 0c6m: | e ot o the G Berie Comami ef sion, 1724 F street. i ¢f Warrant Officer Hugh Richard won \ward xcellence Harriet Winter and jack T. Winter. guests includ: Mrs. Rush La Motte| ne moonlit’ vistas of Rock Creek | Peaslack, band leader of the 6th Cav- "'".‘,::';w"h" e St Holland, Mrs. Edwin S I elfora. | Park will be a background this evening | alry Band, stationed at Poflo'lethonn of Wil- Walker Huffman, Mrs Candler e o | for a scene of gayety and color when | who have been yisiting in Washin The home of Mrs, G. R. J. Newman, Mrs. Reeder Killian, Mrs. Glinton Co&: |the new_terrace at the Shoreham is|for a month, left by motor y radt, Mrs. O. R. Evans, lerN 5" Mye, | oPened for the season. A number of | for their post and home in Georgia. ol G Noumeyer, Mra. George R, \nteresting parties are scheduied for | Kn routs they willwislh in ""fn'“ e e ope g. a). ant TS, . H. Sle- a and other uf James and Miss Jane Walker. fert will be hosts to a company, their| = Mise Penslack, while it %’ gues cluding Col. and Mrs. Julian articipa sl P Mg g Bernheim and their daughter, Mrs, | other numbers Former Parish Here to Visit. A]lce Naveratil; Maj. and Mrs. James | given by the Mitcl u-o’omum School The Rev, William Henry Petturs, | Mann, Maj. and Mrs. L. R. Moore, Maj. | of Dancing, and was awarded a gold rector of Grace Church at Everett,|and Mrs. M. H. Welch, Maj. and Mrs.| medal for her performance. . Civil Service Tests to Be Given Ap- Mhint exensises at the Thestogieal Semi- |- Gawenl Aad. mia). Naai mireee " | Mrs, Grace Smythe Tetured yester-| after the wedding breakiuat, the couple in Virginia, is visiting friends and! Dr. and Mrs. Melville B. Fischer will | day from a trip to Bermuda and a m', for an extended trip through the plicants for Mechanical As- sistant’s Post. An assistant superintendent of ma- former parlshuncro in the city. entertain a party in compliment to their | visit in New York and in Bronxville, | west. chlnery in the District of Columbia house guest, Miss Ethel Gessner of |N. V. wilh her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs The Right Rev. Mgr. John J. Sheridan, | Becanata. Mich- o her v Dwight G. B 3. o M. 3. G. Horton of New , now on her vacation ork City are now at the Shoreham pntmgnt will be selected by the Commission following the pastor of St. Lucy’s Church at Syracuse, | from Vassar College, 5 Y K. . and bis sislers, Mrs. Margaret | clue Mgl e L oM T er-‘y{cobu;n. who has come | Hotel for & stay of several days. Sheridan O'Connell, Miss Julia Teresd|son, Mrs. L. E. Ash and' Mrs. Xmma {0 Washinglon from her home &t Not-| - o) o sl Sheridan and Miss Annette Sheridan of | Kingston. o | folk, Va., for a short visit, is ‘accom.- n“” Del of Peinam nanwr, clvll n gton and is staying | close of a period for application. ¢ Potomac Park Apartments. o i 1726 Twenty-first street, entertained at panied by her daughter and is stopping N Y. dinner last Thursday etening, at their| To mark the closing of the twentieth | at Wardman Park Hotel ‘Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Osgood of Rich- mond, Va., are at the Doage Hotel dur- villa, Willow Hall, Cazenovia, N. Y., year of its existence the Maret School ing their briet stay in the Capital. of the superintendent, (Continued From Third Page.) Church Holding Mass Daily. A mass will be held at the.Church of the Immaculate Conception, Eighth and N streets, at 12:15 o'clock each day, be:ln ng today, until the feast of the Sacred Heart, June 12. The o783 |MACHINE AID SOUGHT Speca ity "ont 2 15 vine FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT | Sotier preceding the foast, his is » » TITD R the water paint Seec~ that won't Across Srom the Shoreham You can apply it yourself right over the old wallpaper Honer of ibe tillan consul general, | of 213 Kalorama road held its com- | Saered Heart Home at Signor Commedante Emmanuel Grazzi. | mencement exercises last evening. These | Hyattsville Benefit Party, Among the guests wer: Signor Carloswere preceded on several previous days| The annual card party of the Sacred = Amieri, former Licut. Gov. Edward E.| by dramatic performances in French and | Heart Home, at Hyattsville, Md., will' be | _Mrs. George V. Harper and Mrs. E. L. ntnomlbllny for the operation of the LUNCHEON Schencck, the Rev. A. Strazzoni, former | English, by a musicale and tea and by| held on the grounds of the home Sat- | Criswell have motored to Washington | shop devoted to the tenance of all INSIDE INN United States Attorney General Prar}k the observance of the annual Field day.|urday afterncon at 2:30 o'clock, and |from their homes, in Shippensburg, Pa., | mechanical equipment of the Fire De- 719 13th St. DINNER J. Cregg, Signor Joseph Russo, Dr. Sal- | The closing event of the week is a|in the event of rain it will be held in | accompanied by Mrs. Willlam B. Burt | partment; assisting in the inspection e z vator: Calive, Signor Anthony Sepetella, ' dance in honor of the graduating class, | the recreation rooms. - Mr. William P. Gannon, Representative | which will be given this evening & the S = = Clarence E. Hancock and Mr. Eugene|New Shoreham Hotel. The Chi Sigma Sorority has com- = = = et Mr. and Mrs. D. Philip Y | Banty iRy aRarmoon in’ the, oatdnc DULIN & M ME OF o o 3 p Young of | party Sunday afternoon in the outdoor o o Dr. and Mrs. Charles Stanley White | York. Pa., accompanied by their- two | pool at Wardman Park Hotel. All of the Lebe i Spiind sl Sl S s, iy et will sail on the Bremen for Europe July | children, will be at Wardman Park Ho- | members of the different chapters in the 18 and will motor through England and | tel tor several days. city will attend and a large company is Scotland. 5 Dr. Charles H. McEnerney left Wash expected. Miss Helen Manger is chair- Dr. and Mrs. Edward Morse Pickford | ington vesterday, accompanied by Dr.| man,Of the Committee for Arrange- ar> recelving congratulations on the| Reginald Burvank of New York, to at- > i lfiffi,h»qf-" 5 dau;h tend a 10-day medical conference in| Mrs. LoweH Fletcher Hobart, presi- Moncay. M- Chicago. dent_general of the Natfonal Society of s Lucy Wi T o MacDonald win | (1€, Dughters of the American Revolu- s 5 s a) | tion; Mrs, Willias 1 A E. Hlunteberry entertained at | jeave tomorrow to visit his sister, Mrs. | Ghatios H. Bisselh, l:a‘;:‘}u:f;gn x Van uncheon today at the Shoreham in|wiliam B. Osborne of Victor, Ontario| Orsdell, Mrs, Samuel Jackson Kramer IMPORTED LINENS 13-pe. Dinner Set. Spanish Green Linen Table Cloth with 12 Napkins. Cut work and embroidered in white. Was $50.00. .$35.00 16-pe. Refectory Set. Ecru Itallan Linen with ex- icillan cut_ work. gompliment to Mrs. Frank Herding of | County, New York. Dr. MacDonald will | and Mrs, Harriet Vaughan Philadelphia. Her other guests in- cluded Mrs. Worthington R. Bean and Mrs, Martha Goodman. y Edmins- 2 for bridge pper last evening in compliment Anna May Sanford of Danville, who was just graduated from American University, and is the house guest of Miss Rita York, who was also Other guests wer: Mr. and James Austin Stone, Mr. and Mrs. James Gardner Ladd, Dr. and Mrs. Wil- am MecCormick Bwllmm‘r Miss Mary Hensey of Porto Rico, Miss Betty Pyl Miss Rhoda McCrory, Miss Sara Martz, Miss Carolyn Lyle and Miss Mary Lyle. Mrs. Pepita N. Gadd-ss has sailed for Bermuda where she will spend several weeks and will probably go abroad be- fore returning to her home in Wash- | ington in the F‘nll Mrs. Florence Brown Mills enter- tained a company at dinner at the Shoreham Hotel last evening in com- pliment to” Mrs. John T. Lupton and | her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Cartter Lup- ton, both of Chattanooga, Tenn. Also In the party were Miss Kate Rawlings, | sister of Mrs. Cartter Lupton, and Miss | lizabeth Mills, daughter of Mrs. Mi Both Mrs. John Lupton and Mrs. | Cartter Lupton have come to Washing- ! ton to attend the graduation exercises | and other festivities incidental to the conclusion of the school vear at the Holton Arms School, where Miss Raw- lings graduates this yvear. Mrs. J. 8. Mcrgan f New York City was hostess t5 a small company at din- ner last evening at the Carlton, where she is stopping while in Washington. Alumni of G. W. U. to Give Reception and Dance Saturday. Dr. Dapiel Le Ray Borden is chair-| man of the Committee on Arrangements ' for the reception and dance to be given | by alumni of the George Washington | University Saturday night at the Wil- lard Hotel in honor of the members of the June graduating classes. Serving with Dr. Borden are Dr. William Thorn- wall Davis, Miss Emilie Margaret Whits, Mr. George W. Dalzell, Mr. H. Clay Espey, Miss Helen Newman and iss | Margaret The fu spices of is_under the joint au-| of the university alumni | ns—the General Alumni As- | sociation, the Columbian-George Wash- | ington Law School Association, and the G(‘el‘g(-‘ Washington University Medical | Society. The annual meetings of the general and the law associations will | take place earlier in the evening, the former at 8:30 o'clock and the latter at 8 o'clock. In the receiving line at the reception will bs the president of the General Alumni Association, Justice James M. Proctor and Mrs. Proctor, the president cof the university, Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, and Mrs. Marvin; the president of the Columb‘an-George Washington_Law_School _Association, ACACIA We Invite Your Application for a Real Estate Loan LOW INTEREST RATES COMMISSIONS REASONABLE COURTEOUS SERVICE Monthly Payments If Desired AS THAN $40,000,000 Prompt Action om Applications Investment Department ACACIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION ) Wm. Montgomery, President 101 Indiana Avenue Washington, D. C. 4 on, na- attend the commencement exercises at| tional officers, and Miss Katharine Net- the University of Rochester. Miss Mary Jo)ce Crnw]ey. daughter | of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Crowley, will | go to New York tomorrow morning, sail ing later in the day on the Sn!urnia‘ for a two-month tour in England, | France and Italy. Miss Crowley will| be accompanied abroad by Miss Helen | Kelly of Philadelphia. | Mr., Edgar Hamilton Funk, o panied by Lieut. T. N. Gormley, went | to Annapolis foday to attend tha| graduation exercises. Miss Margaret | Desiree Reamy, a niece of Mr. Funk| and Ssughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry | Garnett Reamy, came from her home in Virginia and with several other friends accompanied Mr. Funk and his party to Annapolis for the festivities. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mattison | of Rockford, IIl., accompanied by their | tleton, State Tegent of Connecticut, were ||| FUR COATS Thoroughly Cleaned Inside and Out, and Stored in Burglarproof and Fireproof Cold Stor- age Vaults. Steaming and Glazing Free VERY LQW PRICES ON REPAIRING ND REMODELING Phone Nat’l 5628 and we will gladly call for your coat ISADOR MILLER Mfs. Furrier !09 11th St. N.W. Nat'l 5628 Penn. Ave—Eighth and D Sta Drive in Safety With Kelly Springfield “Lotta Miles”’ Size Sfan!la,")fi PYy 20x4.40—21" $4.95( . 29x4.50—20” 560§ $8.00 30x450—21" 5.65| 8.15 28x4.75—19” 6.65) 9.20 29%4775—20" 6.75 20%5.00—19” 6.95 30x5.00—20" 7.10 28x5.25—18" 17.90 TIRES —Kelly Springfield “Lotta Miles” tires are offered as equal in every respect— appearance, safety and mileage—to other tires selling at anywhere near the price. It is real economy to use Kelly “Lotta Miles” tires. Note These Prices: H.D. 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The reason for vour down-and-out feeling is your liver. 1t should pour out two pounds of lauid bile into your bowels daily. Te ¥his Bfle 15 not flowini freely your | 16 Sust decays n the | You have breath is foul, skin often bréaks out in | mich Your head aches and vou | ut. Your whole system | takes ' those ‘good, old CARTER'S 4 LITTLE LIVER PIELS ‘to” Ket these tvo pounds of bile flowing freely and make | the paint. Penn-Rad 100% Pure Pennsylvania Motor OIL In Sealed 5-Gal. Cans 20 Quarts, Heavy or Medium L4 —This oil is made from the highest grade crude oil, and sells in service stations for 30c a quart. than you feel “up and up.” ~They contain | wondertul, harmisss, gentle vegetable ex- | t comes to mak- | ecly. for liver pills. Ask for| PO e B, e far tne Carters Little Liver Pills on, the | bel. Resedi 8 subsiliuie.—Adver- | Here you pay less 15¢ a quart. Mail and Phone Orders Filled Kann's—Fourth Floor. Service Plates Twe Tables Encrusted Gold. 60.00 . $60. ‘Were $135.00 Blue Rim and centers. Were $123.50. ‘Yellow and Blue, Gold Encrusf $60.00 . Two Tables ‘Were $26.00 .. Soups. s 12 and 14-inch. Platters—10, $8.00 to $16.00 ........ Sugar Bowls. Were $10.00 Cake Plates. Were $8.50. Creamers. Were $4.75 .. Chep Plates. Were $12.75. Six Tables ‘Tea Pots. Were $10.40.. Cake Plates. Platters, 1. Platters, 14”. Were $15.40. Covered Dishes. Were $15.00 Dinner Sets One of a Kind 66-pc. French China. Was $39.50 vess 66-pc. Haviland, ''Was $69. 64-pc. English Set. Was $50. sé:pc. English “Oriando. $58.¢ 68-?; E ngl isn’ "Hollyhock. 66-pc. Engl lsh “3580" " 840, $6.25 to $0.75 Crystal Candelabra 12-in. Candlesticks. Were $7.50 Stemware Belgian Etched Crystal ‘Were $18.50 dozen. GOBBN ..coiseee.. ‘Were $17.50 dogen.. Imported Bhrmy "Rose Stemware $47.50 doze; English Bone China Cream Soups. Were $104.00 . . $48.00 Doz. Fruit Dishes. Were $26.00, $10.00 Doz. $18.00 Doz. .$2.50 to $5.00 .00 Fine China at Half Price Assorted Refreshment Sets 7-pc. Refreshment Sets, Pitcher and 6 Iced Tea Glasses of etched crystal, green or azure blue glass; that were $4.65 to $7.30 2-] ll;ht cmdehbu with prisms. Were ach .. -u;m cmdamyn with pn.mu s‘7‘" 2! Imported Ruby Glassware 12-in. Flared Bowl. Was $15.00..511.25 Tlll Footed cmnpor& ‘Was $10.00, "“ aumw!re. Imported Gold Band Stemware, © cmm Out Bteln. ‘Were $20.00 dosen. .$18.00 ‘gg rey Rock Crystal sumum ‘Were - $50. Engraved Grape Design mew:x;e’. Im&l;etefl Ruby Stemware. Were l” M Belgian Oobll! Blue, Botfle Green ?{u;:'- ‘ware. Were u'ru dozen......§27.00 "DULIN @ MARTIN | Connecticut Ave. ana l” *PARKING SERVICE—CONNECTICUT AVENUE ENTRANCE Mone than $70,000°° Wonth of- CHINA® GLASS ¢ SILVER * FURNITURE * RUGS e LAMPS* LINENS e ART OBJECTS and Other Home Fw TO SELL FOR M urniture # Upholstered Furniture and Occasional Pieces Mahagony Lowboy. Was $55.00, $37.50 Electric Chime Clock Special o0 bt Bhiiaols: Clisiratcayeren in assorted chintzes. Were $8.75 O o $5.75 Mahogany Book Case. Was $47.50 Living Room Furniture Living Room Chair. Upholstered in rTusk damask. Was $177.00....$88.50 Living Room Chair. Loose down cush- upholstered in red damask. Was Occasional Upholstcrrd Chair. Was $47.50. .. 8 English Type Sofa. Was $272.00. $215.00 English Club Chair. Tapestry uD- holstered. Was $52.50 . 842! Wing Chair. Al hair and dow; upholstered. Was $95.00. .$67.50 Tuxedo Davenport, down cushions. ‘Was $250.00 . Colonial Sofa. Was §153.00. Antique Empire Sofa. Was $235.00 .. Bronze Console, marble top. ‘Was $495.00 . Large Bronze Mirror to match. ‘Was £250.00 . cene Solid Tilt "lYlY ‘Table. Was $22.50 Black Enamel- Chinese chlppendnle Sofa, loose cushion. 2 Side Chairs to match. ‘Were $22.50 ea. $13.50 !l‘ Mahogany Chest. Was $147.50...587 Mahogany Console. Was $85.00. . . $50. oo Decornled Book Stand. » $15.51 Custom-built Sofa, ail il and, down, Was $350.00. Chatr to match, Was $12 French Provinéial Groupings Sofa—Loose cushion seat and back, up- holstered in green homespun. Was $125.00 ..... E Large Wing Chair, Was’ $6250 Armchair, Was $58.00 . B Side Chair. Was $22.50. .$225.00 Bedroom Furniture 5-pc. Oak 17th century English Bed- room smu Wu S 5 ’2“." 12 of B Greaniny Fave, “Chest-and Nioht Tanie. rated Suite. 3-pc. Maple Colonial Bedroom Suite. ‘Was $102.50 ... .$89.00 Pull size Maple Bed. Was $65.00. .$38.50 Full size Mlhoa-ny Bed Pineapple Top 4-Poster. Was 8 .$38.. Full size Cherry Bed Wls 84450, lll.l‘ Maple Dresser. Was $62.50.....$35. Dining Room Furniture ln-pe. cmnnut Dining suwe with velour Was $348.00 . ....$250.00 1780 Gentory uftet, ‘Chestrut. ‘Was $57.5¢ $37.50 oomblmllnn anlany Buffet. Was $12' AMAZING REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS! BhdomesticRugs. Everything offered at these savings is perfect standard make and the best of its kind on the market. Worsted Wilton Rugs High grade. Some Anglo-Persians in the lot. 9x12 size. Regularly $120.00 to $150.00 $65.00—$75.00 36'x63”. Regularly $12.50 to $19.50, 8.50—$10.25 277x54”. Regularly $10. 75 .$6.50 Rattania Fiber Rugs - 9x12 size. Regularly $14.50.....$11.75 713x10'z. Regularly $1350......$9.75 Inlaid Linoleums Cheice of 2 grades n over 50 patterns. Reguiarly $3 00—$3.50 sq yd 9 Regularly $2.25 sq. yd.. Broadloom Carpet In_plain_colors of Rust, Jade Green, Roce Taupe, Gray Taupe and Roge. Regularly $4.75 a yard ” width to match, FHousewaress Electric Washers, Ironerl, etc. One 1930 Rainbow Electric lroner Wu $155.00 $99.50 One Gercral Electric Vacuum Cleaner. Was $£37.50 $15.00 Floor Samples—Only 1 Each Victor Combination. $306.20 . Victor R-35 Atwater Kent Combination. $215.20 ..... Solid Mahogany Furmiture Built to Conceal a Radio—Tables, Bookcases, Chests, etc—ONE-THIRD OFF. All Unpainted Furniture Very Special Reductions Other Great Saviqgl Telechron Electri¢c Clock. Tambour type. Formerly $24.00. ...-$9.95 Telechron Upright type. !hrmerly 8.00 Mlller Clocks. $25.00 Electric Urn Sets. Nickle-plated, sllver lined. . Formerly $42.50 to $58.00. Now $15.00 to $25.00 Was!e Paper Baskets. Were $1.50 to 2.00 45: Andlrons Were, $15.00 9.95 Entire Stock of Andirons, Fire Sets, Screens—bright brass, Old English brass, cast and wrought iron—ONE- THIRD OFF. Vegetable Bins. Large size. Ivory, special at 1.00 blue. Were Chromium Flatw: nre—-Knlv!s. Forks and Spoons for non-urnllhmz use every day—ONE-HALF PRI EdrtOpjects3 Ornamental Bronze Horse. ‘Was $25.00 . Bronze Eflephnnt ‘Was $10.00. Green B’n:mz Candlesticks. Were $7. ssressscsnceees.$3,78 compamlon Book Ends. ‘Were $3.00 S 50 Make-up Boxes. Were $7.50 I‘l’!; Pottery Vuu thlf- lold ur $1 .$15.00 ..$7.50 ‘u oA L . $1250 ere $5. Metal lele with bhck glass ‘top. ‘Was $16.50 La e Globe of ‘World. ‘as $25.00 quisite Was $200 $125.00 5-pc. Tea Sets. 45x45 Chinese Linen Cloth and 4 Napkins. Cream colored —embroidered in Green, Yellow and Red. Were $10.50 T-pc. Tea Sets. Spanish Linen, ecru, em- broidered in white. Cloth and 6 Napkins. ‘Was $15.00 7T-pc. Peach Rayon Cloth with 6 Napkins (solled). ‘Was $8.00 .00 17-pe. Italian Linen Lunch- eon Set, embroidered in yellow and green (souzdy Was_$15:00. $12.50 9-pc. Italian Linen Lunch- eon Set. Runner and 8 Dotlies, embroidered in ye;l‘]nw and green. Scatter Size Regularly $25.00 $| 4.50 Bits of Oriental beauty for 2any room or corner of the home or apartment. Hamadans_and Beloochistans approx- imately 3x5 feet. Regularly $55.00 $2 7.50 ‘This lot includes Hamadans, Semi- Antiques, and Mosouls —noted the world over for their depth of coloring and mastery of design. They average 312x61; feet. Plated Silver Pitcher. Was $25.00. $18.75 Plated Silver Pitcher. Was $18.00. $13.50 S-pc. Tea Set. Piated Siver. lG in Plnurs. well and tree. Were 14.50 onvy ® Bonts. " Piated " Silver. $10.00 Tea Spoons. Plated Silver. Were s'r 0 dozen .. Déssert Forks, Were $15.00 doser, §10.00 Dessert Knives. Were $25.00 doz. $16.65 Discontinued Patterns in Plated Silver TIRCWRT®) .. . ese s One-Half Price 3-pe. Coffee ‘Sci. "Fiated Silver. Was $60. ......$30.00 rmu Baskeis, Biated Siiver. Were 5850, Were -$12.50 IAIII”Pe'wfia'Iun- I Surluas Cigarette Lighters. Were $25. .$12.. Leather-cove Were $15.00 . $10 Flower Bukzns Plated Silver. $25.00 aditaa $10.00 . Bread Trays. Bronze Lamp, complete with lflk shade. Was $82.50 $41.25 urge Bronze Table Lamp Base. Wns Oold Tflfleu ‘Shade. Was $31.00, ll55l Bronze World Lamp, with g"nuine parchment shade. Was $85.00, .50 Large Desk Lamp. Was $25.00. 312 50 'rorchlzre, with amber globes. ,Were $42.50 Black and Gold Shade. Was $35.00 $ G:ld and Ruby Table Lamp, stretched silk shade. ‘Was $35.00 Gold and O Pleated silk shade. Was $33.50, Bronze 3-candle Table Lam $26.50 . ‘aon Parchment At One-Third Reduction “Tole Cigarette lepc. Blue, red or yellow. Were $10. .50 Cowan Pottery Buu in yellow and brown with shades to match. Were $15.00 1.25 Tole Student Lamp. Was lllM “$13550 shade. .50 Silver and Black Table lAmp $28 50 eese 32050 Bronze Ficor Lamp Base. Was $25.00 ............000.. 81805 Bronu Brldle hmp Base.