Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1936, Page 12

A—12 #x K Qard of Thanks. OGLE. ROBERT H. _ The family of the late knowledge with rateil. and smcere “sbpreciation "the many kind expressions of sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes received dur- ing their recent bereavement, [E FAMILY. Braths. IN. IDA E. On Wednesday. De- cember 16 1036, at her residence, 620 DA E BALDWIN, beloved win a3 E. 306 Catherine Balt from the above residen e S Fridey. December 18 at 8:30 - o8, Friday. December. 1 Gahole Church: where requiem mass will be offered at 8 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Inter- ment Prosvect Hill Cemetery. _Services by the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. On_Wednesday. De- 6. at his residence. 707 Prince st.. Alexandria. Va. HERMAN | BLOCH. awed 68 vears. beloved husband of Hanchen Bloch. Funeral services on Friday. December 18, at 11 am_. at th A oxidence. | Interment Homs of Peace Cemetery. Alexandria. Va. BROWN. LOUIS T. On Thursday, Decem- ber 17. 1936, at his residence. 1719 8 st n.w. LOUIS T. BROWN, beloved husbahd of Margurite ‘Brown. father of A. Rogers of Tulsa. Okla. He also faves three nephews. two nieces and other rel- atives and friends. Remains resting at the W Ewnest Jarvis funeral church. ! n'w. Notice of funeral ter BROWN. MARY CONLEY. On Wednesdas Decemiber 16. 1936, at pm._at her home. Fairland MARY CONLEY. | Eeloved wife of ‘the iate Dr. William T | Brown. Funeral services at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Fairland. Md'. Satur- | das. December 10. at 2 p.m. Interment chufeh cemetery. l('no\' SARAH. On Thursday Decem- ber 1936 at Garfield Hospital. SARAH BUTTON. beloved mother of Har- vey H. Button and erandmother of Jean Edith Hoiman' < Late Tesidence, 900 Emerson st. n.w. Funeral from w B Chnambers. Co. Tineral home. 1400 CHapin_st, n.w.’on Saturday, December 9 i0 o.m. Relatives and friends dnvitea.” ‘Tnterment Fort Lincoin Cem ters CARPENTER. CHARLOTTE WARD. On ‘Wednesday. December 16. 1 3 ul hu residence. 1661 Crescent bl LOTTE WARD CARPENTER. w!le of lh? late Henry C. Carpenter. ~She is sur- Fitzhyeh Ward Tick: ‘a_sister Ward. and also two granddaughters. Mrs. | John Chester Bratten and Charlotte Loutse Grese. Services at her late resi- dence on Priday. December 18, at 11510 am. Interment pr tmr\u\. 3 \lr- On_Tuesdav. Decem- AMES COLEMAN. He | rer. Mr. John Coleman of New York Citv. and iwo sisters of Af lanta Gs _Remains restme at Wm T & Ruth' B Tolnert's funecal home &th st Remains ‘mas be Samed Thuridas Decerber 17, after # nm. Reta e will be shivped to Atianta. Ga Fridav night. December 1 ZACKARIAIL On Thursdas, De- ZACKARIAH COLLINS the late Zackariah and ins_Funeral Saturday. p.m. from the funeral home! Georse W. Wise Co.. 2900 M st nw. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 18 €OOPER. CLAUDE. On Wednesday. De- eember 1f. 1936. CLAUDE COOPER | Remaine resting at_ Exazier's funeral | ) Rhode Island ave. n.w. No- | Tie of funeral later. 18 CREAGER. FRANCIS 1. On Wednesday. December 16. 1936, at his residence. 01 Campbell st Brentwood Md FRANCIS I.. beloved husband of the late Margaret L Creager (nee O'Leary) ~ Pu neral from the above residence on Satur. day. December 19. 2t K30 am.: thence fa St. James Catholic Church. where | mass will be said at 9 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters. 18| DEAN. RORERT. On Wednesday Decem- 16, 1036 at Mount Alto Hospital ROBERT ngn resting at Frazier's ¥ ixo R ave. SR 19 DUGAN. LAWRENC December 17 1 DUGAN beloved On_Thursdas. | * LAWRENCE R. | of Mrs. Annie Wise- 5. Fla, and hrother Carver Remains rest: | Chambers Co. funeral | Totice of F o Wi ing at the W frene” 1300 Chasin &t now funeral later. FERRILL IDA G, O Tuecdsy December 19116, at the residence of her sister. E. B. Hardv. 1419 Clifton st. n.w. FERRILL. wife of the late John W Ferrill. She is survived by one son. | John Pickett Ferrill of Little Rock Ark. and one daughter. Mrs. B. C. Hamiiton. i ‘of Jefferson. lowa. Remains restin at the §. H. Hines. Co. funeral home. | 3901 14th st. nw. Puneral services at the above funeral home on Thursday. De- cember 17. at 7:30 pm. IBI:I:MAV ALBERT On Thursday cember 17. 1936. at is residence. 1§ Providence st ne. ALBERT FREEMAR husband of Mary Freeman. father of | Joseph. Albert. ir.: Isabelle Coates and Bailey Freeman. He also is survived by seventeen grandchildren. one brother and five sisters. Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st. n.e. Notice of funeral later. 19 FRIEDRICH. IONE L. On Tuesdav. De- cember 15 1136, at Providence Hospifal IONE L. the beloved wife Williem " Priedrich. dauehter” of Simpson and sister of Valerie H dd and Marguerite Simrson. | Pineral services at her late residence e.. on Saturday m.: thence to Holy Cor whera reauiem Relatives and frien pose of her soul Interment Cedar Hill invited to attend. Cemetery. Services by the W W. Cham- | bers Co. Southeast funeral home. | GEORGE. EARLE. Suddenly. on Monday December 14. 1036, EARLE GEORGE. the beloved husband of Lillian George ‘He also leaves other relatives and friends. Remal) resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church_ 1432 You st. nw.' Pu- neral Friday. December 18. at & pm from the above funeral church. Inter: ment Fort Worth, Tex 18 On Tuesday. December T35 South | SAMUEL loving husband of Florence Green, devoted brother of Mrs. Susie Axon. He also leaves other relatives and many_friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel 2rd | and ‘Eve sts. sw.. until noon Thursda December 13: thereatter at his late re dence. Funeral Friday. December | 2,30 ‘pm. from Mount Zion Bantist Church. _Arlinsion. Rev.Daniel e omeaiime. " Interment Odd JFel- lows' Cemetery. Gnmi: Mn.uz nn ‘Thursday. mum— 17 e residence of her Gohehier MILLTE GRIMES. beioved wife of the late Lee Grimes. devoted mother of Henry Grimes and Mary Lefwitch. &is- ter of Saran Fleids. Remains restine at W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1332 You st n'w. Interment Lynchours. Va. December iR SARRIS. JAMES. Devarted this life Wed- nesday. December 16, 1936, at 730 am.. | 2, Freedmen's Hospital. JAMES HAF.RIS to mourn ’their three Iotte Mahoney of Washington. Z Mrs. Lottie Brown of Baltimore. Marny other relatives and friends also survive him mains resting at Mo row’s funeral home. 1326 V st. n.w. Fu- neral Saturday. December 19. at 2 pm.. from above-named funeral home. ~Inter- ment Lincoln Memorial Cemeters. 18 BARRISON, AL Departed this_life Tuesday. ber 1936. ALICE | HARRISON of § st. nw.She leaves to mourn their loss three children. Mrs. Hattie Ancerson. Mrs, Evelvn Veal and’ Macon Harrison. and other rela- fives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schev funeral home. New Jersey ave. and R st. n.w. Remains will be shipped Priday. December 18. to Thomasville. Ga.. for interment. JAMES HENRY. On Tuesday. December 15. 1936. at Washinston D after a brief illness. JAMES HENRY SHINTON. heloved husband of Laura Hin- ton and devoted father of James Henry. Jr. and Anna Hinton He also leaves mourn_their loss his father. Jerry Binton And oiner relaiives and_many Remains resting at ‘the M- 1820 st n.w. terment Ralelgh. N. C. Casket will be On Tu udu closed 7 p.m. Thursday SACKIEWICZ. ALFRED F. December 15, 1936, at his residence 810 ALFRED F. JACKIEWICZ. the Befoved Hiushand of Hermine Jackiewics, Puneral from the W. Chambers Co. faneral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Priday. December 18 at 2 p.m. Rela- tives and_friends invited. Interment Prosvect Hill Cemeters. 39, SULIANO. MAURICE. _Suddenly, on Tues- day. December 15."1936 at his residence. s AR A me. ‘MAURICE JULIAR the beloved son of Vincent and Loret! Juliano. He also is survived by five brothers and three sisters. Funeral services at the lbflv: Iesidence on Pri- day. December 1% p.m. Relatives Sn% onds Invited to attend. Interment Fort, Lincoin Cemeters.. Services by the b mbers Co. Southeast funeral ome. ___ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium gg_-na Mass. Ave. N.E Lincoln 8200 h F. Birch’s Sons 'COCR Manager) gg.lm“ 6u3t 3034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Pupns “w NAtional 2473 V.L. SPEARE CO. fm orm::.nlmw A" Spears ‘satal oA aRment. narni%a0s 1009 H St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. mfit BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 12 eE NW NAtiona) 276 GEO C SHAFFER RAL_TIRIBUTES A’ MODERATE PR PRONE NAT o} ba o sesaan”” Cor. 14th & Eye A | mims, | ROBINSON. THOMAS. | SMITH. D. C. GIRL WINS PRIZE Miss M. Doris Connelly, 22, an as- sistant examiner with the Civil Service Commission, is one five prize winners in the Chattanooga (TenA.) Writers’ Club’s annual nature poem ocontest, it was announced today. The poem, “Sands and Sea,” is her first prize winner, she said. Miss Con- nelly, who lives at 1124 Tenth street, formerly contributed to the schooi paper at the University of Pennsyl- vania, where she was graduated in 1934. Deathsa. MTI\I!I. RICHARD B. On Wednesda! r 16, 1936, at 3:35 a.m.. nh res(dence Beltsville. LATIMER. beloved Robinson_Latimer lnd wn of ‘Thomas H. and Vh’Klnll Ford L.tlmel’ He also is 1urwved v a son, Richard Latimer. Jjr. es at St o] Episcopal Churth Bell&vlll M day. December 18. at 11 ment church cemetery. LATIH!! RICHARD B. There will be & gpecial communication of Mount Hermen Lodge. Mo pose of attending funeral services Y for our late brother. RICHARD B. LATIMER. Church_services will_he held, at St. John's Episcopal Chirrch. at Beltsville, ‘'Md.. and inter- ment will be in, the church ‘cemeters. HARRY B. SHAW. Worshinful Master. THOMAS P. SHANAHAN, Secretary. MANCO. MARY FRANCES. On Wednes- day, December 16, 1936, at her residence, 17 Charles st MARY PRANCES MANCO. beloved wiie of Vine cent Manco. _Funeral from the above residence on Saturday. December 19. at g thence to 8L Jerome's Chureh, Hyattsville. where reaifem mass will be sald at a.m. the Soul. “Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 18 HAYWARD. Departed this life Sunday. December 13. 1916 at his resi; dence. 607 2nd ne. HAYWARD SERSS %2 tesacs So mowrn thels 088 devoted wife. Daisy Mims, and thre children. Remains resting at Campbell's funeral home. 423 4th st. sw. Funeral gervices Friaay. December 18. t Orange- ure. MOOMAW. MATTHEW THOMAS. Thursday, December 17. 1936, ‘st o residence 11 Williams lane. Chevy Chase, Md . TTHEW MAS MOOMAW. beloved husband “of _Florence Norris v, Funeral services Friday. De- I8 at R pm_ at Hysong's Dar- 0N at. .. interment Phoenix 10 %}G Becember T8, inb, Tor the Bai | MORSE. GEORGE 8. On Thursday. De- cember 175 D s se'” GEORGE S.. beloved son_of Archibald S and Martina B. Morse. No- MOYER. LAURA BELLE. December 16, Lk, at 11:13 .o, B iy ave. Béthesda MA"“LAGRA BELLE MOYER. daushter of the late Ambrose and Elizabeth Mover Remains resting at the funeral home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrey. 7005 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. Md.. uniil 2 p.m. Friday. Funeral services at her late residence Saturday. December 19. at_10:30 am On, Wednerday, at Interment Rockville Union Cemetery. 18 | NFAL. ALBERT L. On Tuesdav Decem. 1 at 1 pm_ at Gallinger Hospiial, ALBERT L. NEAL, beloved Rus- of the late Susan Neal and brother of Frank A Neal of New ¥ork City. Re. ting at the McGuire funeral st n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. 18 LE ROY A_ Suddenly. on Thurs- December 17, 1936, at Savannah, Ga ROY A. POOLE. heloved husband of lalu{n Brereton Poole. Notice of serv- ices Iater. lmhnrn"r HENRY. On Thursday, Demn- er 17 THengs | Remams resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. ird and Eve sts. sw. Notice of funeral later. 18 On Mondas cember 14. 1936, at his residence. 4th st. n.w THOMAS ROBINSON. hus: band of the late Frances Robinson. Many relatives and friends gurvive him Funeral December 1. at p.m.. from Henry S Washington & Sons’ Funéral home. 457 N st. n.w. Interment in Pavne's Cemeters On Wednesday. at her residence 457 GRACE_A. SCOTT. beloved e of Triomas B Bcoit. mother of Mrs Bertha Jett. Charies R. Scott and Grace Tippit_and sister of Mrs. Ki of Jacksonville, Fla 1 of P. A _Taltavull. Belutives ana Tetonds Thvited. Cedar Hill Cemetery SMITH, ELMER A. (“BOOBIE"). Suddeniy on Friday. Decemby 36, ELME! SMFEH DBeoble. Son of Eiizabeth | late_William J._Smith ith. "A. Monesty .m Inleryln_cm neral home. 4 urday, December Holy ' Redeemer Mount Olivet Cemetery VIRGIE M. Departed this Jite Wednesday. December 16. 1936. at Gal- linzer Hospital o Tingering HIness VIRGIE M. SMITH. the beloved daugh- ter of Bessie Chase. She also leaves to mourn _their loss a devoted husband. Raymond Smith: four daughters. one son and_other relafives and friends. Re- mains resting with L. E Murray & Son Notice of funeral later. SPEAKS. HELEN. Devarted this life W:d- nesday. December 16. 1936, at 8t. Eliza- beth’s Hospital. HELEN SPEAKS. 8he leaves to mourn their loss a devoted half- brother. John Hurd: two devoted friend: rs Marzaret Jonnson. and also other rel tives and friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral home 1300 Eouth Cavitol st. Notice of funeral later. JESSE. On Wednesday. De 7. 1976, at Walter Reed Hos: pital. JESSE WASHINGTON. ~devoted husband of Rose Belle Washington. step- her of Althea Scott and Hayes Mathez. brother of Ollie Crawford. ~He also Tomves”a *host of ‘other reiatives and friends. Remains restine at Prazier's funeral home. 389 R. I ave. n.w. N tice of funeral later 18 WATSON. MAGGIE JACKSON. {his life on Tucsda MAGGIE JACK SON WATSON of 216 G e Teaves to mourn their loss 2'devoied husband. Richard Watson: 1wo sons. George and Richard Jackson: one simer. Hester Green. and many other relatives and frien T e Geotae ‘B Clarke funeral pario 1416 Plorida ave. ntil Thursda December 8¢, D.n: thersafter D Testdence of. her gt 1 £w. Funeral Priday. De«emher 1R . from Israel 'C. M. Church. New Jersey ave. and Morgan l n. terment Harmony Cemeters. WATSON. MAGGIE. Officers and members of Forest Temple. No. 9. are notified of the death of Daughter MAGGIE WAT- SON. Session of sorrow Thursdey. De: D.m. Pinera) Fri; dav, ] December 18, at 1 o.m.. from Israel E. Chur:h New Jeriey ave. and Rorman 3t BESSIE E. JACKSON D-u:mtr Ruler. FANNIE GREENE. WELLS. ANNA 8. On Wednesdl’ Degem- 16,1 at her residence. 372 . in the 46th year of her WE! widow of Vivian C. Wells Funeral services at her late residence on 3pm Rela Taltavull. WILLIAMS, RACHEL leried thl ur Tuesday. December 15. 14 2 Gertrude Williams. and a cousin. Mrs Florence Scott. mains resting at Ruth Co.s d M st Pope officiating. Cemetery. WRIGHT. GORMAN. Deoarted this life on ednesday. Decemb O Wi MAN WRIGHT. their loss a devoted father. Wright: two brothers. Alfonso and Wright: two sisters. Catherine and Con- Sance Wright and a host of other reln- tives and friends. Rem: resting_at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home, 614 st. . Notice of funeral later. !rA‘nIAN. WARREN SIMPSON. Dect 1938. . In(ermem Hlnfgn! 8 YEA’ belov of Annie E. Yeatman (nee le) and father of Mrs. Elva Y. Gifford and Rob- grt Perry Yestman, ~Remains resting st Lee's funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. 5 here services will be held Pri- Hill Cemetery. YERBY. VICTORIA, ber 1 RIA YER! . __She also leaves one brother. four ln\nddlulhleu and other relatives and friends. 'mains resting at the Ernest Jarvis funeral church: 1433 You ]t. n:v,‘ Interment Friday. December . al In Memoriam. CORNISH, MARY E. In sad but loving re- membrance of my mother. MARY E. CORNISH. who passed & today. December 17. 1933. Nothing can ever take aw Beart holas dear; "o the love nmd memories linger every day, YOR';meme:ranu keens you n,i‘r CORNISH. . DOYLI. JOHN THOMAS. In sad and lo ing_memory of our dear husband a; father. JOHN THOMAS DOYLE. who de- g:ted thll l|ll %";n years ago today. one year ago Gonz hlrt not forgotten. ‘WIFE AND CHILDJ SICHERT, MARGARET. remembnnn of our RGAI R r mmen 15 As in the hour sh Remains resting I t his residence. 16249 | | viving him are his widow, Mrs. Bessie tice of funeral later. Please omit flowers. | A Swartwout; er | | isuburbnn Maryland will give special matinees at 10 a.m. Saturday to col- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. DR. SWARTWOUT EXPIRES AT HOME Heart Attack Fatal to Well Known Homeopathic Physician. Dr. Frank A. Swartwout, 69, prom- inent homeopathic physician, died early today after a heart attack at his home, 12 Logan circle. Dr. Swartwout had practiced here more than 42 years and was active in & num- ber of organiza- tions. He was past president of the American In- stitute of Home- opathy, serving about six years ago, and at the time of his death was & member of the Board of Di- rectors. He also had served several terms as president of the Washington Homeopathic Society and as chairman of its Advisory Board and for six years was secretary-treas- urer of the Southern Homeopathic Medical Society. He belonged to the staff of Homeopathic Hospital. Dr. Swartwout was a life member of the Sons of the American Revolu- tion and belonged to the Soctety of Colonial Wars. Long active in church work, he was senior deacon of Calvary Baptist Church, of which he became a deacon some 40 years ago. He also had taught Sunday school there for many years. Born in Lee Center, IIl, on June 21, 1867, Dr. Swartwout came to Washington many years ago. Sur- Dr. Swartwont. two sons, F. Austin Swartwout, jr., this city, and Dr. John A. Swartwout, an interne in Provi- dence Homeopathic Hospital, Provi- dence, R. I.; a daughter, Dr. Edith 8. Hewitt, physician, affiliated with the Mayo Clinic at Rochester, Minn., and two sisters, Mrs. H. C. Downes, Oxnard, Calif., and Mrs. C. T. Green- way, Maryville, Tenn. Funeral arrangements are to be an- nounced later. MARYLAND THEATERS TO HAVE TOY MATINEES Three Sidney B. Lust Houses Will Collect Gifts for Needy of Communities. Three Sidney B. Lust theaters in | lect toys for needy children in their respective communities. This is the third year the matinees have been ar- ranged. The Arcade Theater, Hyattsville, in co-operation with the Kiwanis Club of Prince Georges County and the County Welfare Board, will show “Little Miss Nobody,” starring Jane Withers; a “Popeye” cartoon and a two-reel comedy. In Rockville, the Milo Theater will present the same program under the | auspices of the Welfare Board of Montgomery County. The Cameo, in Mount Rainier, will present Laurel and Hardy in the “Bo- hemian Girl” as well as several short subjects. Co-operating in this presen- tation is the Charles F. Huntemann American Legion Post. | Cdar Hill Frazier's —service, quality and reverance in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Undertakers for col- ored U. 8. War Veterans. Also for the C. C. C. Camp, N. P. 11, Company 1360, Washington. D. C. No Deserving Case Turned Away Parlors and Chapels Free Call NOrth 7795-7796 389 R. I. Ave. N.W. General Dies BRIG. GEN. P. W. GUINEY. ~—War Department Photo. Cedar Chests at Clearance Prices Maple Finished Chest with S5-ply laminated top. Bia and roomy. Regularly $32. Now - --.$24.95 Roomy Chest walnut finish. Regularly $37.50. Now Exceptionally Large Chest with 2 trays; ished exterior. Regularly $39.50. Now _.$31.95 GEN. P. W. GUINEY SUCCUMBS AT 53 Assistant Quartermaster Service in Army. General Had 41-Year Brig. Gen. Patrick W. Guiney, as- sistant quartermaster general of the Army, died today in Walter Reed Hos- pital after a long illness. He had suffered from & heart ailment which resulted in his being taken to Walter Reed four months ago. Gen. Guiney had 41 years’ Army service, though he was only 59. He held decorations for gallantry in the Boxer Expedition in China, in the campeign to quell the Philippine In- surrection and in the World War. Born in Fall River, Mass., February 10, 1877, Gen. Guiney began his mili- tary career when appointed to the Military Academy from Massachusetts on June 19, 1895. On graduation in MOSES’ GLEARANCE SALE Smashing another precedent, Moses stage their Semi-Annual Clearance in December, a month in ad- vance and place on sale their entire $150,000.00 stock, including thousands of dollars worth of Grand Magaz beautiful $27.95 walnut fin- in_modern style; Magazine Baskets. Smoking Stands. Smoking Stands. Smoking Stands. Sewing Cabinets. Regularly $14.50. Now ___$6.95 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1936. 1899, he was commissioned & second lieutenant of Cavalry. Served in Boxer Uprising. served with the Legation Guards in Peklnx during the Boxer uprising, participating in the capture of Peking on August 14, 1900, in the capture of the Imperial Palace the following day and in the battle south of Peking in November of that year. Soon after- ward, he was promoted to first lieu- tenant and in May, 1001, was sent to the Philippines. With the 6ih Cavalry he engaged in active operations against Gen. Belar- mino until his surrender on July 4, 1901, and against Gen. Malvar to February 28, 1902. He returned to the United States in September, 1903. serving at various Army posts until 1906, when, as a captain, he returned to the Philippines for two additional years of duty. Returning in 1908, he saw long service in the Southwestern United States on cavalry and quartermaster assignments. ‘Went to France in 1918. He went to France in May, 1918, as division quartermaster of the 78th Di- | vision. serving with this division until | just before the armistice, when he went to the Staff School at Langres, Prance. He participated in the 8t Mihiel offensive and was cited by Gen. John J. Pershing for meritorious service. He rose to the temporary rank of colonel during the World War, reverting to permanent rank of major after the war. He became a lieutenant colonel in the Regular Army in 1920. a colonel on June 21, 1921, and was appointed assistant to the quartermaster general, with the rank of origadier general, September 19, 1933. He served as chief of the construction division of the office of the quartermaster general. Gen. Guiney is survived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret B. Guiney, who lives in the Kennedy-Warren Apartments. RICHARD B. LATIMER, 56, DEAD AT BELTSVILLE Government Electrician Had Been in I11 Health for Three Years. Richard B. 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Front opening. Single or 2 twin beds. Innerspring mat- tress. Covered in homespun. Clearance price-_$51 Boudoir Lamps, complete. Regularly $2.50 __$1.95 Bridge Lamps, complete. Regularly $10.75 _$6.95 Open Book Cases. Regularly $18. Now __.$12.95 Open Book Cases. Regularly $13. Now __ $6.95 Chippendale Mirrors. Regularly $16. Now $10.95 Colonial Convex Mirrors. Regularly $10.95 _$6.95 Colonial Convex Mirrors. Regularly $15 ___$9.95 Vanity Benches. Regularly $9.50. Now ___$6.95 Vanity Benches. Regularly $14. Now The LOWEST Carrying Charges in Washington on Fine Furniture Monthly Payment 18 Months $5.89 $11.78 $17.67 Monthly Payment Payment| 12 Months $9.95 _58_1 995 | 1734 $9.95 | $26.01 Amount of | Down Purchase $10955 $209.95 $305.95 Tables at Reduced Clearance Prices Coffee, Cocktail and Lamp Tables; solid mahogany. Many lovely styles. Regularly $13.50. Now .9! Book-Trough End Tables, Coffee, Cocktail and Lamp Tables; solid mahogany. Regularly $17.50__$12.95 Carved Mahogany Coffee Tables; removable glass tray top. Regularly $27.50. Now $19.95 Pembroke Drop-Leaf Lamp Tables; solid mahogany. Regularly $24.75. Now ______ SIo% Duncan Phyfe Drop-Leaf Dining Table; solid mahog- any top. Regularly $30. Now $21.95 Night Tables; mahogany veneers and gumwood; 1 drawer. Regularly $14. Now. $8.! Night Tables; mahogany veneers and gumwaod drawer. Regularly $20. Now (B Drop-Leaf End Tables with drawe! ho;a Regularly $29. Now --$ 95 End Table; mahogany. Lyre ends; brass-tipped feet. Regularly $8.25. Now $5.95 ‘Chippendale Console Table; solid mahogany _top. Regularly $26.50. Now —_____.__.____ $17.50 Flip-Top Console Card Table; Regulorly $29. Now --cee- solid mahogany. —— X Barrel Chair upholstered in antique velvet; cushion; 7 Colonial fortable spring seat; Boudoir Chairs covered in moire, with fringe. larly $21.50. Now $13.75 Bed Room Chairs of solid mopTe Boudoir Chairs; cretonne covers; Regularly $7.50. Now ... - -$4.95 Virginia Tavern Wing Chair covered in hand-blocked linens. Custom-built. Regularly $45. Now __$29.95 down mahogany legs. Regularly Rocking Chairs; mahogany frame; come high back. Regularly $32. 9.75 Colonaial Rocking Chairs; mahogany frame; tapestry covers. Regularly $41. Now -$28.50 Regu- Regularly $13.50. ruffled valance. Desks and Secretaries Reduced Governor Winthrop Secretaries; solid mahogany end mahogany veneers. 34 60 inches wide. Regular 9.9 Governor Winthrop or Block Front Secretaries; mae hogany veneers. 322 62 inches wide. Regularly 44.95 Colonial Kneehole Desks with O fitted drawers; mahogany or walnut veneers. Regulorly $39. Kneehole Desks in modern style, finished in walnut. Regularly $26. Now $17.75 Governor Winthrop Desks; mahogany veneers. Automatic leaf supports. larly $45. S 4 drawers with locks, Regu- 3.9 Sofas at Reduced Clearance Prices English Lounge Sofa covered in Peerless freize; solid mahogany $145 frame; brass nail trim. Regularl ‘$99 Twe-Cushion Sofa, comfortable and cozy, covered in brown tapestry. Regularly $90. Now £ Down-Filled Pillow-Back Sofa in freize; carved frame; reversible cushions. Regularly $155. New ___$109 Queen Anne Sofa in tapestry; down cushions; carved mahogany legs. Brass nail trim, R.gsuhrlv Colonial Short Sofa upholstered in a beautiful damask. Down-filled seat cushion. OW e eeeececcecceaaea R.gulony $130. AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER CLEARANCE ITEMS — COME SEE THEM ALL! . W. B. Yoses & Co. Plenty of Parking Space 804 Rhode Island Avenue N.E. No Traffic Delays