The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 9

THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1923 3f- 7 ft" THE DAILY NEWb bfAMJMU). PENN'A. i' PAGB NINE OUT MARCH VICTOR RECORDS MARCH VICTOR RECORDS AGAIN IN THIS HEW MARCH LIST OF VICTOR RECORDS YOU'LL FIND A SPLENDID VARIETY OFSKI.KCTIONS—SOMK OK W1I1UH WILL UNDOlJjn'KDLY WANT- FOIl YOUIl RKCOHI) LmitAHY. POPULAR SONGS AND VOCAL NUMBERS No. Sire Price 1 10 .75 Sunset Valloy Peerless In a Corner of the World All Our Own Brown and Burr I'm Just a Little Blue Clark and 10 .75 Down by the Old Apple Tree Murray and Smalls Carolina In the Morning American 10 .75 Toot, Toot, Tootsle Murray and Smafte Come On Home Miss Palrlcoia and .75 When You and I Wene Young Maggie Blues and Virginians Jjfus Lives fr Trinity 10 .75 O.Sacred Head Surrounded Trinity Quartet a Sparrow Falleth Merle 10 1.00 MyVTask Merle Alcock QerrYs from "Blossom Time" Light Opera 12 1.25 Qem'o from the "Yankee Light Opera Company Moon'lghet Sonata Olive Kline and Male 12 1.50 Hymn to the Madonna "Lucy Marsh and Male Quartet It's a Pine Thing to 3lncj Sir Harry 12 1.50 Saturday Night Harry Lauder DANCE AND INSTRUMENTAL SELECTIONS Who Did You Fool After All (Fox Trot) The 10 .75 Rose of the Rio Grande (Fox Trot) The Virginians Bees Knees (Fox Trot) The 10 .75 Peggy Dear (Fox Trot) Great White Way Orchestra' La Paloma (Fox Trot) International Novelty 10 .75 0 Sole Mlo (Waltz) International Novelty.

Orchestra Ivy (Cllnrj to Me) Fox Trot Whilema'n'B 10 .75 1 Gave You Up Just Before You Threw We Dawn. (Fox Tret) Whltsman's Orchestra Parade of Wooden Soldiers (Fox 10 .75 Mr. Gallagher and MrvShean (Fox Trot). Whiteman's Orchestra The Lonely Nest (Fox Trot) 10 .75 When All Your Castles Come Tumbling Down (Fox Trot) Zei Confrdy and Orchestra Dumbell (Fox Trot) Zez Confrey and 10 .75 Baby Blue Eyes (Fox Trot) Great While Way Orchestra Medley of Irish Reels No. 8 (Accordion with Piano) 10 .75 The (Violin and Accordio.i) Redmond and Perry Reminiscences of Ireland (Part 1) Arthur Pryor's 10 .75 Reminiscences of Ireland (Part 2) Arthur' Pryor's' Sartd 1 lx La Fona Dal (Parft) ,12 1.25"' La Forza Del (Part 2).

Victor Symphony Orch CONCERT AND OPERATIC SELECTIONS Blue Bells of Scotland Emll'lo de 10 Waltz in A Major (Violin) Iflischa 10 1.25 2 (Italian) Galli 10 1.25 Christ the Lord is Risen Today Louise 10 1.25 teure Halle Maria 10 1.25 Klllarney (Viollncello) Hans 10 1.25 Jesus, My Lord, Ffiy God, My All John '10 1.25 Pale Moon (Violin) Fritz 10 -U25 Serenade (Op. 3, Ho. 5) Piano Sergei 10 if.25 Dance of the Flutes Stokovvski and Philadelphia.Orch—66128 10 1.25 Song of the Volga Boatmen Feodor 12 1.75 Andrea all 1 azzurro spazlo 12 1.75 Ride On! Ride On in Majesty! Orville 12 1.75 Valse In ATlat (Op. 42) Piano Ignace 12 1.75 DROP IN WHEN YOU'RE DOWN THIS WAY. WE'LL BE MORE THAN PLEASED TO RHt YOU ANY OF THKSK RKr.OIilJS THAT YOT MAY HF.AR.

Experienced, Obliging Salespeople Will Gladly Assist You Making Selections. Complete Home Furnishers Since 1891 For Your Convenience Our Store Is Open Saturday Evenings 'Till 10 O'clock. (Successors to) 21 W. MAIN STREET. UNIONTOWW, PA.

PILLS Take a good dose of Carter's little Over Pills take2or 3 fora few nights nfter.They cleanse your system of all waste matter and Regulate Year Bowels. easy to take as sugar. tea, Smalt Small Dose. Small Price. What "Cenotaph" Means.

Several readers have wriilcn asking the mc.inlnj-of "cenotaph." The word Is derived from the Greek words "kenos," 1 nnd "la- phos." meaning "tomb." In othet wonJs, a cenotaph Is sepulchral monument eroded In honor of ton lies London Tll-Blis. Po.scn in Mushroom Cap. Animals usually what is goml for ihcni and squirrels will consume Hie Mnlks uf imishro'jais without any apparent Ill-effects. The cap of the plant is left. This sug- I KV.MS that Uic iirisr.n mny lie coniaiiK-il in the rejected port ion, (lie escape of the feeding squirrels due' 10 nnj sjicoi.il luiniiiRfly.

Hut tlio siiij- requires iresses LJ With Unusual Good Styles Dresses of Canton Crepe, Crepe De Chine, Poiret Twill, Marvelette, Alltyme Crepe, etc. Tunic, draped, beaded and braid trimmed. In all the season's colors, all sizes. Surprising values. SPECIAL Second Floor Pure thread silk stockings with double mercerized lisle garter top, heels and toes.

Shown in biack, white, cordovan, Russian calf, gray, gun-metal and natural. SPECIAL STYLtj In the many modes and style creations we are offering for Spring wear, you will find Bootery for every occasion and for your every taste. Their high quality and distinctive inmness are truly a revelation. Special The very loveliness of jur new 'Spring Hats makes it difficult. There" are so many delightful models that one is at a loss to choose.

The vogue is sufficiently fknble to suit every type and preference, and the many charming, new ideas are bound to please. Special value for today. Second Floor Both Telephones Bell 942-J Broedway and Peter St Both Telephones Tri-State 883 It Is nn-kn-nnl when you diitn't liear flic cnninllnn lull anyliow. nnd then your llie nil's you (o Coyrier- will in Oak Gruvfc ceme- the I utheran cvircb, officiating. In- o'clock after aa illness of a few days.

Short funeral services will be held at the family home Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock, followed by services at the Flat woods Baptist church, with lerj'. Mrs. MasterniBii was born in Halt! more anil when still a youns woman niored to London. England, where sha made her liome for thirty years. Her husband.

Cherlps M. Masterman, died in l.onrioa 12 ycara ago. Following his dealti Mrs. M.isterman came ID Recent Deaths Hev. K.

J. pallor of Ihf Redstone rresbytcrlan rhurch. assisted liy Hev. A. fi.

HlaKo. officiating. Iniermcnt will be in I'iatwonds L-cine- Ipry. ELIAS STIMMEL F.lias: Stiiuincl. 73 yvars.

of MRS. JUD J. BERRIMAN Mrs. J. .1.

Ucrriman. known i Unioaiown. died at her homo in Chicago Wednesday morning at 6 o'clock, according to word received by Mrs. Harry J. Wood, of 31 Kcrr street, who a niece.

Mrs. Ilerriman bad just and Ins made her home here since. She was widely known I anil bc-r loving character endeared her 1111M1 V1 a wide circle of acquaintances wlioj (U i-'f IVrry 'mourn her dcatli. Mrs. (1 e( hls 0 a was a dpriiul lAiHioran although she.

morniiiR. Vrbrnary 2S. jlsad hern in attendance at another, frnm nel i is church with (Hiier members of hrr so )s To Hanmel Slim was a member of the Uniofitown cal of the Carpenters' Union and was! well known here, havlpg made home here for a number of years. Hej is survived by four SOUR, Harry Wheeler, of Walnut street; Charles and I Frank Wheeler, of Orlando, and Wilbur Wheeler. thn Coast Artillery.

Ftationcil at Fort Wintield Scnti. San Francisco. A lirolber. Alh(-vl Wlieel- er. of Morgaiitown and a sister.

Mrs. Harry Wood, of lirownsvlllfc, also sari-ii'c. Her. Hcraiaii If. Will; will at Hie fiuivr.il services.

family. formor oppress returned home from, a I rip to Florida Tnnr.an, wifu of taken earlier in the winter in ihe Interest of her health. She was years old. Mrs. Wood left this morn- lag to nllend the funeral services.

l.ayioa. and our- tcr. Mrs. .1. t'.

(lihnoro. of Coupler. Funeral senicr-n will lie held from the homo Friday morning at 0 o'clock c-harlfis Mr 1 at Slasontmvn.lTnr." 1 5 1 1 TRUMAN FUNERAL eral fcrvices Mr Mrs. (Jcrtruda will be held Thursday afternoon all 0 the Masonlown I'resbylerian churcli.l with the Rev. W.

H. Crapp'er offlclM-i JOHN W. WHEELER ing. Announcement of funeral ar-j 0 remains of Joha W. Wheeler, rangemnnts was mailc upon tin- arn- who died at his winter val of- relatives from Arizona.

JAMES H. BLAIR home In I'hirida, Friday, Feb. ruary 1023, from iinligf.ilion, arrived in Uniontown yesterday aud MRS. EMMA MASTER MAN Funeral services for Mrs. Kmmn, Mastcrniaii.

aged 7S ivlio die i at o'clock Wednesday February 28. 1923. at the home of Miss Emma Kulter, Wine street, McCor- mlcl! Addition, will he held Friday afternoon a( 3 o'clock from the Rutter, boiue, the Rev. Will, pastor of day morning, February 1023, at 7 in 1'ark 1'lace cemetery. The deceased -lames H.

Hlair. nsed IS years, six funeral services will be held from the months and 11 days, son of John and homo of hia brother. Albrrt Whceler. Margaret Mowry lilair, died at the of Morgantoan street. Friday after-j family home at Pero'npnliK.

Wednes- noon, at 1 o'clock. Interment bn 51 US, CI.AKKNCK M. Be-all, widow ot the IriU- t'Luvuiro .11. lleall, jiasacil away at her apartments in the Fay-! rttn Tillc Jt Trust huilrtinp, Tnesti.iyj evening. February 27.

1 in il.n; ytar of age. She is by two d.in?hlers. Mrs. (ihrist of Tnionlown and Mrs. les .1.

of Mlnto. A son. l.oiiis D. of th'-j Morgantrtwn bar bavlnp died s-vvcui: years apo. Mr.i- w.i? r.i'.

Daniel and Hannah Siinnders Lewis of I'l: families of Elanding. Daniel Smiih' removed vith bis family to if ijarncd place.in csftrm and respect of the commun- lly. and Mrs. Smith had six children BS follows: William Hart- sborne Smitli. Francis fiurney Smith, whose, dai'ghter, Mrs.

James D. Me- Calmont. of Franklin. still survives, Haclicl Lewis Smith, the wife of Arnold l.ec Vlunier of Frankllo. Tliorias Maekic Smith for.

many years an officer in the regular army, H. Smith who died unmarried and Kllz.ilittli M. Smitli the subject of Ibis skrtcli. Mrs. Beill lias lived all her life in Ur.lcntown.

She was the fortunate possessor of a very beautiful voice which she willingly used for the pleasure of others in public and prl- but which mosi largely ilt-voterl to the choir of the Si. f'cier's church in which she sr.nt: for many years. She gave free- ly of licr time and energy to all tfca worliB of the church. Unusua! foir; and a most lovely voice added to. the gracel of licrtii.

made her a roost figure In the life of The burial will be from St. Peter's church Friday, March 2, at p. private interment In O.ik GriW-: cemetery..