Altoona Mirror from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 10

i i 10 THE MIRROR MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 198ft. BItoona flRirror. KOKDAY, AUGUST 20, 1906. MARRIAGE RECORD. CONROY--OSWALD.

Mr. William and Miss Olia Mary E. Sitberd. died at the home of the "parents. East Altoona.

at 7 o'clock evening, of convulsions, aged 12 days. The funeral took place at 3:30 this afternoon, interment being znade in Hill cemetery. LETTER TO WM. S- LEE, ALTOONA, PA. Dear Sir: Now.

may be. you can't set the goods; if you can. your fortune ifc made. Cotton cloth--they call it muslin in (some parts--at about the usual price jper yard, but wears better, keeps land whole a surprising time in all sorts of wear. THOMAS' BEST.

The inventive mind of Thomas has produced for Oswald were united in marriaee on Aa-! a owas You could sell that cloth for gust bv ffev. Father M. of be no limit. in the fttholfc: PhUadelphia. Ad iwr sprc zre-r honeymoon in tne, int ards VVears tongsr: one buys less horse power car Of George eastern cities.

lr.e is the aiways looks right till well TRAIN HITS AUTO Hurls Machine In Air and Kills Three Near Artxiry Paifc. Freehold, M. Aug. automobile accident which cost the lives of tttree people and a fourth occurred at Allaire, nine miles from here, on the road to Asbury Park. The express from Freehold on the Pennsylvania railroad, -which was 10 minutes late, struck 40- No one customer buvs sol of New York Old-fashioned after- by Rev.

C. L. They rjai-? iheir home in Tvrone. THE DEATH RECORD. DR.

JOHN HENRY WEAVER, An and known The good paint which lasted so well a generation and more ago, was simply i Cosiness in paint i si ranger a paint pure white lead and pure linseed oil. Paint made of these two ingredients alone you buy less gallons: you pay less gal if one paid less for maKing a sit of that vide cioth--and it its fresh look and sheas water til! you have forgotten how old it is. isn't true in cloth, but it is in paiat; the Jess you pay. the better it is; for goodness of paint is reckoned less gallons, more goodaess. strength.

The the less gallons it lakes for a job and the longer it wears. Yours truly DEVOE CO New York is just as good to-day as it Get ever was. The only point is to buy a brand which vou can rely on. '2 oViOvti: on Saturday al In? 03 his 51. L.

r. nf paraly- jpeeeaswi wai born in Newrv, Blair on March S. Iwinfr aged months and 13 He 1'nd in Altoona for many years. He practised his profession here for iliirty yesrs. Jmi for the past tea years lie had prarcicaHy lived a retired" re5ding on Seventeenth street for many years.

His wife. Weaver, pre- him to the e-even years r.j;o and he is survived the foliow- children: Mrs. S. and Mrs. L.

Shaw of Aitoona, and M. 1- of Greensboro, Md. He is also Mirvjved by one sister and three brothers--Mrs. AYarsinjr ami Calvin Vcaver of Aitoona aisd Saniuel anal Weaver of ValHco. Jefferson' nnl- Pa.

The remains were brought perfectly pure. They have to ihis city this morning and taken to reputation of VeaTS be- t'io 01 his Mrs. S. S.j Koighard. 2307 Broad avenue, where services were held at o'clock- tiiis nfic-rnoon.

Private interment in' cemetery. i MATHIAS ENZEBRENNER Dieii at the home of his son. Peter, at! on Saturdav. ss.fA SS vear- i Tk ceased wris one of "the "early settlers! NATIONAL LEAD OIL CO. OF PA, DJair county, emigrating Trom Ger- a 5 box of Lax-eis at our please.

We think they are great. Just test these toothsome, candy-like Laxative Tablets for constipation, sour stomach, biliousness, bad breath, muddy complexion, etc. Risk 5 cents and see. Armstrong McKelvy Pure White Lead the Old Batch and Armstrong McKelvy Linseed Oil are guaranteed hind them. If your dealer will not supply you, it will pay you to write to us.

Wall paper, paper hanging and painting at Sheffer Werner's. Cost less ihan elsewhere. Let us give you an estimate at 1117 Eleventh avenue. in 1S45. he settled in Holiidays- later taking up farming on Brsuh mountain, near Ant Hills, which vocation he followed until thirteen vears since which time he Tias made his home with his son.

Peter. Deceased is e-urvived by his son and.one daughter. "Mrs. Kate Latherow of also by seven grandchildren, twentv- great-grandchildren and and one gieax-great-grandchild. The remains vail be taken to Hollidaysburg Tues- tlay morning, when interment will follow in St.

Michael's cemeterv. DEATHS OF CHILDREN. Clarence Smith, son of Albert and Lizize died at the home of the parents. 502 Fourteenth street, at 3:10 afternoon of comiilsions. aged 2 days.

The funeral taak place this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment iii St. Mary's cemeiery. JLolo Jane, daughter of W. H.

and! Second National Back Pittsboisn, Fa. For sale by all first-class dealers. Her Promise. Parson---And do you promise to love, honor and obey this Bride--I Stin. Cooper's For Low Prices on Kitchen Furnishings! Tinware, Enameled ware, Woodenware, Glassware, Dishes, Oil Cloths, Cutlery, Notions, Novelties, Lamps, Hosiery, Ribbons, Laces, Etc.

At COOPER'S 1316 ELEVENTH squarely in the middle, hurling it high in the air and some 30 feet to the platform of the station, where it crashed down upon a baggage truck, a mass of twisted iron and wreckage. FOR GOVERNOR Wild to Be a Candidate, But Will 'Not Stand for Dictation. York, Aug. Attorney William -Travers Jerome has issued the following statement: MANY SUNDAY DBOWNINGS Twelve Their laves la 'Waters Near Mew York. New Tort, Aug.

per- EODE lost, their lives In the -waters about New York finaday. Most of tie victims were bathers. -TSiree persons were drowned ia a group near Maa- battan Beach. The police are conducting, an investigation. The only eyewitness to the drowning The victims in this instance -were Morns QroEse.

Martin Anderson and an unknown bather about 20 years of age. Harold Sellers, 25 years of age, was drowned while his father from a launch in Jamaica bay. William O'Keefe -was drowned in Gravesend bay, becoming exhausted while swimming far from tie shore. John Blsinski. 9 years old.

of Jersey City, drowned while swimming in the Hudson river. William Hill, 26 years old, of Long Island City was swimming in the Bast river when he became ill and went down before rescuers could reach him. The of two unknown men were found floating In the East river. Albert Haggenbom, 26 years old. of "In the present shameful condition rooHyn.

was killed when He dived of our political life in this szate I am trom a balcony into a swimming tank to run for the office of gov- oneT island eraor of the state if the Democratic ward MoO re7 convention shall nominate me with-' out any understanding, expressed or implied, oer than that if elected I shall obey my oath of office as I understand it, ia letter and spirit" Well Known Actor Dead. New York, Aug. Morrison, an actor whose wors as Me- phisto In "Faust" 'gained him fame, died in St. John's hospital. Yonkers, after an operation.

Two Little Girls Drowned. Grand Haven, Aug. daughters of Carl F. Karlsen, aged 11 and 14 years, were drowned before their parents' eyes -while bathing in tae Grand river here. LAKEMONT PARK WEEK OF AUGUST 20, 3906.

Grand Performance in theatre every afternoon at 2 and evening at 8:15. Reserved seats on sale 1210 Eleventh street. Reserved seats on sale at 1210 Eleventh street, 10 and 20 cts. HORACE VUJTON aad EDA CLAYTON, Comedy Sketch, "Bill Casey, THE LOVITTS, Acrobatic and Juggling Act. -PATSY DOYLE, Comeoian.

JAMES and BOTTNTE FARLEY, Ac- lobatic, Singing and Dancing Act JEANHE EDWARDS, Comedieaae. Amateur Contest Friday. Aug. 24. Any person wishing to enter contest can do so by leaving "his name at 1210 lltn or Fred.

Park Theatre. A prize ff awarded the -winner. neck -was bro- years old, was drowned ia tJae Hudson while trylag to climb aboard a barge. Sven Ramsen, 35 years old, was drowned off Yonkers. REVOLT IN CUBA ALLEGED PLOTTERS AGAINST LIFE OF PALMA ARE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.

Havana, Aug. a dozen prominent leaders of fee Liberal party have fceea taken into custody on the charge of conspiracy against tae government and plotting to assassinate President Palma. CLOTHING PRESSED FREE YOUNG'S A HATS LAST CALL YOUR CHOICE OF ANY SUMMER SUIT IN OUR STORE lien's 322.50 S9.75. Men's S9.75. Men's S1S.OO S9.75.

31en S9.T5. Men's $15.00 S9.75, Men S9.75, Dress Suits, now Dress Suits, now Dress Smts. BOW Dress Suits. now LAST GALL MEN'S OUTING SUITS S3.S8 Worth $12,58, and $7,50 just 3 i suits in Single and Double breasied styles--AH Sizes. NEW ARRIVALS FOR FALL Young's Hafs, Gold Bond Hafs, Faultless Shirts, Neckwear, E.

H. Special Hats, Children's Suits, 0. G. Go's. Special Pajamas.

Hats. Don't you want a pair of easy comfortable vici shoes to wear until you buy your heavy Fall and Winter Shoes? We are showing several styles and makes and they are not expensive either. The rush and bustle of the- Einergency Sale and we want to call your attention to our stock of SCHOOL SHOES "they are the "lastingest you ever heard of. For Boys' or Girls' according to the size, Sl-23, S1-5Q, 51-75 and 52.00. Brag the children or send them --they will receive the same courteous attention.

MAL; H. NEUWAHL, Mgr. 1400 llth-Ave. OF CTCtBA. It is reported liere that the rebels In the provloce of Plnar del "have received considerable reinforcements in the remoter -Rumors of encounters "between fiiem ana rural guards "have not -been verified.

Lead-' ing veterans are assemBIlng voliin teers to attack and disperse an bands. The rebels iold taat tne gov- ernment aas been most ttnjnst in 7 the matter of elections'and appointments; and that It --has not canted out Its promises public improvements, etc. Troops are being -tieJa in readiness to be "transported to-Ptnar-del -Utlo. In view of tae rumors of plots the government is loati. to send the Havana troops away.

Tae. entire force of rural guards--numbers 500 of-wflom are scattered tarougn Pinar del Rio province. SWEEPING WAS THE ORDER To Bomb. Thrower All Light- Haired Girls Are Arrested. "Warsaw, Aug.

20---Tae revolutionists wao on. Saturday attempted to assassinate the governor general adopted a stratagem to induce iim to leave the palace. A few days ago a revolu- tionist disguised as an officer ap-j peared at the German consulate, quar- reled with the vice consul and fcosedi iiis ears. OwJng to this incident governor general -was compelled to visit the vice consul and o2er an apology. I Meanwhile the revolutionists iad rented a Sat near the vice consul's residence and when the governor general's carriage appeared tney tarew bombs at it.

Tae ponce, saving been informed tbat a Hgat-nairetT girl tiireTs- the bombs, arrested all toe ligat- halred girls in tae neigaboraood. JEmor Want ads. bring quick retnrm. 15 O4-6 Eleventh Avenue. Program for Monday and Tuesday, Big Triple Comedy, "The Negro and Policeman," of Marriage" and "Mr.

But-in." One of the funniest programs we have ever presented. You'll laugh a week for 5c. Also the New popular Illustrated song, "Just a Little Rocking Chair and You." Admission 5c. Reserved Seats Free Quarter Off! Third Off! Half Off! Bring in your feet at once. This is the time of the year we clean out all broken lines, and its also the time of the year when shrewd buyers invest in Shoe leather.

Men's, Women's, Boys', Misses and shoes at prices that will open many a purse. Don't stay away from this sale. Just a few from the many bargains offered: 117 pairs Women's shoes and oxfords, good styles, values up to 5L50, sale-price, oOc a pair. 39 pairs Men's heavy working shoes, lace and congress, values up to 52.50, sale price $1.00 pair. 93 Boys' and Youths' tan oxfords were to S2.00, sale price a pair.

122 pairs Boys' and Youths, Canvas, leather sole, sizes 12 to 3 were and 31.25, sale price 79c a. pair. 41 pairs Youths' tennis oxfords, colors red and white, were oOc, sale rpriee 39c a pair. Call soon for early buyers will have first choice. D.

E. SPRANKLE, TEE BIG SHOE STOKE, 1514 Eleventh avenue and 1104-06 Sixteenth Street. -Tfl JOHNSONS Family SHoe Store THE SUCCESS Is Booming Hundreds of Altoona Folks are attending this Sale because its the Biggest Money opportunity ever offered by any house in this vicinity. By special permission from the Sorosis Shoe Co. we are permitted to cut the price on Sorosis Oxfords, all new summer styles formerly $3.50 and $4.00 are now $2.98 Men's Regent Shoes Every man in Altoona fcno-ws the Regent to be the best 53.00 and $3.50 in the world- Ifs a Shoe for every occasion, durable, yet hard and as steel; made in all all new" shapes.

Success Sale Price 52.74 LADIES' PATENT LEATHER French heels; $3.00 values. Success Sale price 51-98 value Tan Shoes and Oxfords 52.19 Ladies' Tan Oxfords, to -S3 value. Success Sale price Ladies' Patent Leather Shoes, to $3 value. Success Sale price 51-79 Ladies' Patent Leather Sandals, value. Success Sale price S8C 3Ien's Tan Shoes, $4 to values Success Sale price $339 Children's Patent Leather Sandals.

"51 to value. Success Sale price 69c Ladies 9 Oxfords On every pair of Ladies' Oxfords in the house, black and russet, ths leading makes of the world, Success Sale-price: kind, vici kid or patent leather, Success Sale price, $1.93. kind, Success Sale Price, kind. Success Sale prlce.98c. Xot an old style in stock.

Remember, these Shoes andOrfoijisare all from our regular stock, which is noted for its new and original styjea. JOHNSONS TKe Family SHoe Store I 1O8 Eleveatli Ave. Bell Phone ARTMAN. Hugh D. Seeds, Cor.

lift 9tt St LADIES' TAILOR MADE SUITS. Xew Fall models now ready. 2Cew Materials. New Styles. Let us show you.

WHITMAN Eleventh Ave. and Twelfth Altoona. Everything Ready-to-Wear for Woman, Miss or Child. The latest models now ready for. your shotving.

The new Cloths in plain and fancy STORE in Altoona will give you more for little money as you'll get here during this Summer? Clean Up. Nothing is to be carried over--if: we have what you want, price will be low enough to please you. "Come see." CORSET SPECIAL! AT 50c. Fine boned and rust proof Batiste Corset, with hose supporters attached. Worth $1.00.

Special at 50c- Try a pair. BLACK AlfD COLORED HOISERY. It's a well known fact that you'll find the up-to-date styles that wear well here for Woman, Miss or Child. Black, Fancies, White, Tan, Pink and -Light Blue. FANCY BACK COMBS.

lady needs one io complete the fixing of her hair. Special values just arrived. New styles. WHITE SKIRTS OSa 20 dozen special values with 18 inch flounce with Csep under ruffle. Made of fine cambric.

5 different styles. Some embroidery and tucking. Both with lace and insertion and tucks. Its a baigain at g8a LIGHT WEIGHT COATS. Cool evenings yonl! need a Jacket of some kind.

Our spring stock out on three racks to close at $2, $2.08 and Covert and fancy cloths. styles. RIBBONS, NECKWEAR AND BELTS. Everything that's new and stylish you'll find here. The new h'gh crown broad brim Sailor is the Hat of Come in black and white.

Very stylish and becoming. Let us show you one trimmed..