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7 'Ixi2 liNUlrxiidi, 'J MukNUnG, OUiO.tsfc.ri 11, 1910 of the late Isaac Mickle. of Camden, N. J. MILLER. On Oct.

9. 1910. OTTO MILLER, husband of the late Annie Miller, aped 6b Tuarti i nmnth ft tnv Relatives and friends of the family are "invited to attend funeral JUSTICE RULES ON LIMITHTIOH BAR Superior Court Reverses Huntingdon County Common Pleas Decision in Case of Colt's Sale rics amdl Cuirtaks Fab istery, apery services. Wednesday afternon, at ciock. from the residence of his son-in-law, Mr.

11-liam Millington. 634 W. Luzerne st. Interment Green Mount Cemetery. MILLMAN.

On October 8. 1910. EDGAR beloved son of William and Hannah Mill-man, aged 28 years. Relatives and friends, also members of Girard Council, No 509. of I Kasota Tribe, No 39.

I M. -and employes of Burgess Company, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday at 1.30 o'clock, from his parents' residence. 4(41 Lancaster aye. Interment at Northwood Cemetery. Remains can be viewed on Monday evening, from 7 to 10 o'clock.

MOORE. On October 7. 1910. CTIARLOTTE. widow of Isaac Moore, in her 85th year.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 1 M. at her late residence. 1703 Thompson st. Interment at Mount Moriab Cemetery. Oct 8 1910.

MART A widow of William Mountain and daughter of the late Thomas and Elizabeth Connor. Relatives and friends of family are invited to attend funeral on Thursday morning at 8 o'clock from her late residence. 1438 Dickinson st. Solemn nigh requiem mass at tet Thomas' Church at 9.30 A M. Interment New Cathedral Cemetery.

-tain MUHLACK Suddenly, on October 9, liw, PAUL son of Frederick and Ernestine Mnbl-ack, aged 35 years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at bis late resfdonee. 2531 Warnock st. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. MYERS.

On October 6. 1910. MATILDA. Highly Artistic, Though Inexpensive; Rich and More Costly In this OPENING EXPOSITION of the comprehensive stocks of this great home-beautifying section of the Store, you will instantly appreciate that we have carefully considered, and that our experts have artistically comprehended, every style of furnishing, the sweetly, restfully simple, yet truly artistic, to the richest, most elaborate and" correspondingly costly. As indicating the magnitude of our preparations, we have for your careful consideration some 14,000 pairs of Lace Curtains in long and sash lengths; 400 patterns in the latter, alone! The looms of every country in the world producing worthy Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics, are represented in thousands of weaves, designs, colorings and widths.

Artists cultured in the science of harmonizing colors, fabrics and patterns are at your command. WELCOME TO COME AND STUDY HARMONIES, EFFECTS, AND ECONOMIES, AND TO GLEAN IDEAS. wife of John Myers. Relatives and rrlenas are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday. October 11 at 2 M.

from her late residence. 2208 An important decision on the question of the statute of limitations for debt was handed down by Justice Porter in the Superior Court yesterday, in reversing the decision of the Common Pleas Court of Huntingdon count in the ease of D. M. Cloyd vs. II.

P. Keynolds, and awarding a jury trial. In January, i902, Cloyd delivered to Reynolds, it was testified, at Dublin, a stallion colt to be sold at the latter's place in Huntingdon county, for a price that would bring Cloyd the full sum of $5K) and whatever part of the profits over that sum as should be mutually satisfactory. It was agreed, it was said, in case of death of the colt while being transported, Reynolds 'as rot to be held responsible for the The evidence established that Reynolds sold the horse on Februarv 4, 1902, to Trexlcr Brothers, for $700. Cloyd did not bring suit to recover the price of the horse until April 9, 1908.

The lower court held that the statute of limitations was a bar to his claim, and entered a compulsory non-suit. Cloyd testified at the trial that Keynolds never told him the horse had been sold. He also offered letters written, it is said, by Reynolds, which were intended to lead him to believe that the horse had been killed, and that Reynolds had sueci the railroad company. The lower court excluded these letters. Jiistice Porter held that this was and that the statute of limitations does not begin to run until the creditor h'ad knowledge, or was put upon inquiry Mrithin means of knowledge, that such Upholstery, Drapery Fabrics A really wonderful collection in which the most exacting critic may find his or her requirement with -gratifying certainty and ease.

Obviously more than mere suggestion, here, is not practicable. At random we mention Tapestry in Antique Gobelin and Verdure effects, $1.00 to $5.00 a yard. Panne Plushes, both figured and $1.50 to $4.50 a yard. There are cotton and silk Armures in rich two-tone effects, Brocade Damask, Silk Reps, AIM Cloth, plain and figured Jasper Cloth, all in 50-inch widths, from $1.50 to $10.00 a yard. IN ARTS AND CRAFTS FABRICS Aras Cloth, Druid Cloth, Briar's Cloth and kindred weaves; 75c to $1.00 a yard.

CRETONNES both imported andr American, are shown in impressive display. Then there are Ticking, Chintz, Denim, Burlap, Silkoline, and a host of others, constituting the most comprehensive showing we have ever made in this line of fabrics. INTERIOR DECORATING EXPERTS at your service, here in our Studios, or at your home, by New Sun -fast Fabrics These, known as SUNDOUR weaves, are used extensively in every phase of decorative and drapery work. The present showing is complete; a wide range of colors, textures and weights, both by theyard and in Curtains by the pair. In most instances there "is the GUARANTEE that the colors are absolutely UNFADABLE.

A moment's thought brings realization of the worth of these fabrics in decoration subjected to strong light. CURTAINS, many designs, $5.00 to $7.00 a pair. BY THE YARD, 75c to $2.00 a yard. Table and Couch Covers, Lambrequins These are in great variety of sizes, fabrics, colorings and designs, while greatest latitude in choice as to expenditure may be exercised. Heavy Curlains and Portieres Are the occupants of an extensive section given over to their exclusive showing, and cover the entire range' of decorative possibility as developed up to the present.

Prices to meet every requirement. Third Floor, Weit Lace Curtain Exposition Perhaps the most popular Curtains of the season are the Lacet, Arabian, Cluny, Marie Antoinette and Irish Point Laces. These we show in such profusion, and in such range of prices, that further variety would indeed mean bewilderment! Weliave also gathered ample stocks iA the best patterns of staple Brussels, Tambour, Nottingham, Savoy and simple and semi-elaborate Muslins. The following will interest as indicating price range: Lacet and Arabian Curtains from $2.50 in sash lengths to $27.00 in full lengfti. Mrie Antoinette, $3.00 to $16.00.

Cluny, $2.50 to $24.00. Irish Point, a myriad of patterns, $2.50 to $18.00. Tambour Lace, $5.00 to $20.00. Brussels, $3.50, by many stages, to $60.00. Flat Net and Muslin Curtains, 50c to $5.00 a pair.

1 LACE PANELS, in Irish Point, andCathedral Glass braided patterns. CURTAIN FABRICS figured and dotted Swisses; plain and colored Madras; Fish Nets, Scrims in fact, every desirable fabric for achieving the maximum of artistic effect at the minimum of expenditure. requiem at the Church of St Thomas- Aoninas, at 9.30 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. CLEAR Y.

On October 8. 1910. MICHAEL A. son of Mary and the late Cleary. aged 37 vears.

Relatives and friends, also Division 45. AO John's Society, of Rridesburg: St Patrick's Alliance Branch of District No 1. are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 8.30 A M. from his late residence. 1373" Unity st.

Frankford. Solemn requiem mass and interment at St Joachim's Cemeterv at 10 A COLHOUN. PHEBE HALSEY COLHOXJN, wife of Pay Director Colhoun, Retired, died suddenly at Mount Meenahga. Ellenville, September 2S. 1910.

Internment was held at Arlington. October 5. 1910. CONWAY. On October 10.

1910. MARY A. widow of the late Patrick Conway, of County Tyrone, Ireland. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 650 12th st.

Mass at Assumption Church at 9 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemeterv. COYLE. On October. 9.

1910. JOHN, beloved son of Hugh and Katbryn Coyle. aged 3 months and 21 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. Tuesday afternoon, at 1.30.

from his parents' residence. 824 June St. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. DA NT. On Oct.

9. 1910. ADOLPH "DANT. from the residence, 1209 W. Oxford st.

Due notice of funeral will be given. DEACON. On October 8. 1910. MARGARET, wife of vH Deacon.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday. October 13, at 7.30 A from her late residence. 1214 Jessup st. Solemn high mass at St Mal-achy's Church, at 9 A M. Interment at Old Cathedral Cemetery.

DERBYSHIRE. Suddenly, on October 8. 191i. MARTIN husband of Mary and soft of the late Joseph and Jane Derbyshire. Relatives and friends, also Pacific Wnlge.

No 200, I Lenni-Lenape Tribe. No 3, I M. and Income Building and Loan Association, are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday. October 12. at 2 M.

at his late residence. 2061 Martha street. Interment private, at Cedar Hill Cemetery. DOUGHERTY. At Conshohocken.

on October 10. 1910. CORNELIUS, husband of Catharine Wheelahan Dougherty. Relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday 'morning, at 8 o'clock, from his late residence. Elm and Poplar sts.

Conshohocken. Solemn high mass of requiem in St Matthew's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment St Matthew's New Cemeterv. DUNN. On Oct 8.

1910. JAMES DCNN. aged lOO years and 4 months. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday. Oct 11.

at 2 o'clock M. at his late residence. 1221 Stiles st. Interment private. ENGLEHART.

On Oct 7, 1910. ANNA EN-GLEHART. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday afternoon, at 1.30 o'clock, at the residence of her son-in-law. Harry Ashton. 57 Mt Airy ave.

Interment strictly private, at North-wood Cemeterv. EYRE. On October 8, 1910, MARY beloved wife of David Eyre (nee Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday. October 12. at 2 M.

at her late residence. 2509 North 28th st. Funeral private. Interment at Bel-vue Cemetery. FEI.DPAUSCH.

On October 10. 1910. ELIZABETH, widow of Jacob Feldpauch (nee Scholdi. in her 85th year. Relatives and friends, also Archeonfraternity of the Holy Family and Altar Society of St Peter's and Altar Society of the Holy Trinity, are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at 8.30 A from the residence of her son-in-law, Mr Frank Kuhn, 056 North Fifth St.

Solemn re qiiifin mass at 10 A at St Peter's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemeterv. FUNK. On October 9. 1910.

SUSANNA, wife of Joseph Funk. Relatives and friends, also Star of Hope Lodge. No 5. of B. and Plnkerton Temple.

No 51. of are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 1 M. at her late residence. 2635 Clearfield st. Services at St George's Church, at 2.30 o'clock precisely.

Interment private, at North Cedar Hill Cemetery. GILLIGAN. On Oct. 10. 1910.

BERNARD GILLIGAN. at 1326 Catharine street. Due notice of funeral will be given. GRISCOM. At Salem.

J. on Oct 8. 1910. SARAH ANN, wife of Barclay Griscom, in her 79th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on 4th day.

10th month. 12th, at 2.30 M. from the residence of her husband. Carriages will meet the arrival of the 12.25 train from Fblla. Interment at Friends' Cemetery.

HARP. Suddenly, on October 9. 1910. ROSE A HARP, wife of Jacob Harp and daughter of Rose A Warner and the late Frederick Haydt. aged 24 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 8.30 A M. from late residence. 935 Mountain st. Solemn mass of requiem at Annunciation Church, at 10 A M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

HART. On October 8. 1910. MICHAEL T. husband of Mary Hart and son of Mary and the late Patrick Hart, of Ahamoor.

County Mayo. Ireland. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning. at 8.30 o'clock, from his iate residence. 437 19th st.

High mass at the Cathedral at 10s A M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. October 7. 1910. JOHN P.

husband of Mary Heher. aged 71 years. Relatives and friends, also St Michael's Temperance Society are invited to attend funeral, Tuesday morning, at K.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 2621 North Sixth st. High solemn requiem mass at St Edward's Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment New Cathedral Cemeterv.

HE1DRICH. On October 8. 1910. HERMAN, beloved husband of Marv A Heidrieh Inee Weberl. aged 80 years.

Relatives and friends, also Schiller Ixleo. No 95. I Council-11m No 1 and members of the Zion Reform EasWAaams street mn i. NAYLOR. On October 10.

1910. SAMUEL NAYLOR. Sr. The relatives and friends of the familv. also Pequod Tribe.

No IS, I Remembrance Lodge. No 731. I Kevstone Encampment. Col Gus Town Post. No 46 A members of the Curdberland St Church, are respectf ullyinvited to attend the funeral services, on afternoon, at 1.30 o'clock precisely, at his late residence.

2520 12th st. Interment private. O'BRIEN. On October 9. 1910, MARY A O'BRIEN.

Funeral on Wwlnesday. at 8 A M. from her late residence, 1247 South 2.tu st. High mass ot requiem at St Anthony Church, at 9.30 A M. Interment private.

PARK. On October 8, 1910. MARGARET F. widow of William Park. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fel services, on Tuesday.

October 11. at 2 30 clock precisely, at her late residence. 1214 Broad st Interment private. Kindlv rnit flowers. October 9.

1910. at the Pres-brterian Home for Aged Couples and Men. at Bala Pa7 HESTER PENISTON seed 77 vears. Relatives and friends are invited to "attend the funeral services. Tuesday, at ST Train leaves Broad St Station at 2AO M.

Interment at Westminster Ceiue- October 9. 1910 EDMUND POST. Sr. aged 66 years. IftlTes and friends, also -Lexington Council.

No 4. 9t Jr American Lodge No lo. oi P- Volunteer Firemen's Relief Association, and empkyes of Thomas Price Company invUedy to attend the funeral rv.cesn Wednesday, at 2.30 M. hn dence. 130S Fracker st.

Oak Lane. Interment Tenth Month 9th 1910, MART G. widow of Randal Pratt in her Funeral from herlate residence, in Uarpie, Delaware county, on daJ; fltrollefs Carriages will meet 'he trolley feeing West CWer at 12.45 and 69th and Market sts. Philadelphia, at 1 M. at New tCrRIXZ -On October 6.

1910. ANNIE, beloved wifT'of August Prinz (nee Steuberl. in her 32d year Relatives and friends also members of the Champion Council. No and Bethany Lodge. No 40.

tnepcerus oi kthrehemeareyinvited- to attend tne fral. t. nth at 1 Al. irom or- cause of action had accrued. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED James Stewart, 602S I'pland street, and Xlizabeth FerreU, 133o Melville strret.

Wilbur Yoiuni. 31Jtt Baring street, and Annie -seney. 4i45 I'ambriiljre street. Walter J. I-ary.

124o North Lawrence street, and Anna Wrieht. 2t61 Ararainpo street. John Alexaudejr. 311S North Ninth street, and Eugenia S. Fearee.

0 I'astorius street. Michael V. Uibbous. Dm for street, and Our Semi-annual Opening Anna K. Keisrherv, 20CJ Madison street.

Howard '23 I-lancey street, Lena Fitzpitrick. 167 Thompson street. John IStiti North Alder street, Kose Flanagan. 22 Harvey street. Charles M.

Booz. 2D Watkins street. and and and Oil tn Interment at late residence 1013 m. Northwood Cemetery. B.

wife Rare Beauty of Design in the New Cut Glass A beautiful display of sparkling Cut Glass hundreds of dainty and useful pieces conveniently arranged for your inspection, selection and approval. More than a hundred barrels just received. Newest designs from reliable and prominent manufacturers, at a wide range of prices. For instance: Bowls $2.35 to $25.00 Jugs $3.00 to $18.00 Compotes $2.75 to $19.00 Sugar and Cream Sets $2.00 to $12.00 Fern Dishes with Lining $3.25 to $12.00 Olive Trays 85c to $4.50 Water Bottles $3.50 to $12.00 Bon Bon Dishes $3.50 to $12.00 $1.50 to $85.00 Ice Cream Trays $4.50 to $25.00 Baskets $4.50 to $32.00 Spoon Trays $1.50 to $4.50 Oil Bottles $1.75 to $5.00 Relish Dishes $4.50 to $12.00 ROSEM AN. On Oct 8.

1910. ANSA I DAtman Ttelat! ves and of tne laie -rtnrt the fri fu lends are respectruny Mock neral. on Wednesday morning at 8 lo om her late residence. 41 Rge ave. Fa lis n.iii cnUmn rennlem mass at t.

rvi TTtftSS 1 Of SCCU.V1K 11. 'eu ln Bridget hurcn. at h-o-j at Westminrter taj terf rjuPP On October 9. 191. V- Men's Aulumn Shoes in Fashionable Shapes Styles for the man of conventional dress, styles for the man who is ultra-fashionable in the clothes he wears, and smart, dashing styles for the young man in his teens all are here, in the latest approved shapes and in autumn's fashionable black and tan leathers.

A few random notes from our complete and comprehensive lines by way of suggestion French Calf Bluchers, calf-lined, at calfskin, lace, in the new chestnut brown, at Tan Calfskin Bluchers at Vici-kid, lace, waterproof soles, at French Calfskin, lace, hand-inseam-ed at gun-metal, button, at enameled leather, lace, pebble grain tops, at Tan Willow Calf Bluchers, at $5 00; Tan Calfskin Bluchers, at $5.00, and Black Vici Kid Bluchers, at $5.00. Also a complete line of our famous moderately-priced Shoes, at $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 a pair. 1 Men's Shoe Store. Eighth Street S5.00 Petticoats, S3.75 Messaline, the season's favorite Petticoat fabric, or taffeta of excellent quality. All new, black or colors, in half-dozen pretty stvles; at $3.75.

New styles jn moreen, mohair, Jersey cloth, satme also which are sure to interest you. Second I loor, Centre Exposition and Sale of Underwear and Hosiery Largest Assortment in Philadelphia Each year for the past thirty years, one man has traveled to the Underwear and Hosiery centres of Europe for this Store, with no other line of merchandise to think about, but with a single purpose to gather for the custbmers of Strawbridge Clothier the best that the world produces, and to have it brought directly to this Store at the lowest possible cost. With an able corps of assistants, he has developed the GREATEST AND BEST retail Underwear and Hosiery service in this city. If ever a store was justified in the use of the term EXPERT SERVICE, we have earned that right in Underwear and Hosiery. The history of this Underwear Store is the history of improvement in textures and shapes in knitted garments in this country and we have unquestionably done more than has any other one store to bring about these changes in giving measurements and insisting upon special strengthening and re-inforcing features.

Every reliable kind and grade of Underwear and Hosiery, both imported XZ Tvr. Refames friends, also r- ore 111, 1 .1 Unnnhl, 1 1 i 1 1 I i funoni services, ca Sarah Roberts. 1625 (jTisa street. David Whitelaw. 42i North Fifty-third street, and Ida V.

Clark, 15tS Catharine street. James D. Bradley, 3014 Poplar street, and Katherlne B. Taekney. 4226 Parkside avenue.

Dr. Charles C. Patten. 5248 Spruce street, and Mary H. fNirrv, 5045 Spruce street.

Jacob M. Wilcox, Pier 2. North Delaware avenue, and Catherine C. Snyder, 1641 North C'adwallader street. George W.

R. Taylor. 190O Judson street, and Nellie Gilliard. 202." Master street. George I.

Bradlev, 3504 Wharton street, and Katherlne J. Steever. till9 Rinehart street. Joseph Gerytn. 1725 Mascher street, and Mary A.

Campbell, 2135 North Fifteenth street. Michael J. gan. Ardmore. and Bridget A.

Kane. 2ni Christian street. John K. Wolf, Brooklyn. N.

and Lillian F. Van Steu. 1434 Blavis street. Clarence Marcus. 224 South Sohell street, ami Fannie B.

Holmes, Kater street. John H. Miller. 465 North Bodine street, and Katherine V. Frd.

360 Wolf street. Isadote Askaus. 316 Bainbridge street, Sarah McHusrh. 343 Monroe street. Francis S.

Holland. 25CS Collins street, and Klizabeth H. Reynolds, 2413 East Sargeant street. Leon J. Low.

2122 Cnmap street, and Minnie Howell. 327 South Fifty-second street. Robert G. Morgan. Plymouth, and Joy D.

Harris. Plymouth. Frank M. Smith. 124 Wyoming avenue, and Jeanette M.

Franklin. 31t Morton street. George J. Massop. 1S24 North Twenty-fourtb street, and Mary A.

Tierney. 1633 Bailey street. rt l( ruu 255S tt parents resiucucc. 1' to to "ih st proceed Vo Hillside Cemetery 2.34 pJln9 be viewed Tuesday, train. Remains ma may to io ad 30' vears Relatives and friends of the familT are invited to attend hil.

4. residence of his uncle. An- nw FU2water Righ maf of Basement veq 'reu hedral Cemet ery 31. 1 1 I i 11 11 1 AlKr 1l1f EDITH HHT. danehter of Mra i Uar llth VPS V.

Relatives r.miim -v 4ni Nice St. Utility Boxes, S1.50 A special Box; probably a sufficient quantity for to-day. "Well made; covered with best matting. OTHER UTILITY BOXES at prices from $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 up to $8.50. A large assortment, always.

torment at Northwood Cemetery Oct 7. CHARLES H. Lloyd Halcombe, 313 North orty-s-cond SCHF.PPMAN. On treet. and Flora f.

Liielenbach, 3720 Fair- i Relatives and friends also DH Cnnnci! No 4. Jr A M. an and American, is hers in complete assortment. lonnt avenue. Walter A.

Godfrey. 4S14 Westminster avenue. Aisles 2, 3 and 4, Market Street, and Centre nd Sadie MoHuEh, 816 North Sixteenth street. societies of which he was a temper. st.

Oak Lane. Interment piivate at Mt I eace Third Floor, West 1 banes U. Abrahams, fcouth Fifteenth Street, and Marian D. Fields. 2110 Carpenter street.

Harold E. Htlts. New Rochelle. and SCll NEI DER. On October 9 1910.

W'lLHL- Ilarion C. Ballard, 1303 Knssell street. Minimal riAiwtUv Q11 IVl cfiuat nrA Hfot. ed Church, 6th. above Girard ave.

are invited saret Burns. 2322 South Broad street. Floyd O. Jones. Blnybamton.

N. Y. and t-arah Thompson, HOI Hamilton street. AlwaystheEsclusiveTouchHere in Women's Suits and Dresses James H. Convery, North Lawrence treet.

and Florence M. Dunn. 3207 North street Giwn Mount eranerj. onrlrlfntr lit In the Annual October Glove Fair Values are as invitingly magnetic this week as were those of the opening days, last week. Several new cases of Women's French Kid Gloves have arrived from Grenoble, France, and are already making more friends for the Glove Store.

Seven exceptional values in Women's Gloves to-day S2.00 GIoYes, eight-button, tan and brown S1.65 S2.50 Gloyes, twelve-button, tan and brown $1.85 $3.00 Gloves, sixteen-button, in tan $2.00 Fred V. Sutton. Norfolk. and Acnes II. Kirlev.

4315 North Hicks street. I William J. Cortett. 1214 North Thirtieth Ftreet, and Louise M. Sabot, 2619 Corlies street.

Fred Altrfcher, 1624 Cherry street. and "Marv Elliott. 1616 South Carlisle street. SHOEM AK KR. tjiierea YrV1N IX)UIS Keye7- lTbnVC andClara 'rV'shomake.

-ied 04Rj ndeth Regiment. Woe st Phi a Interment at Mt Moriab. RTc ins may 1 viewed on Monday evening from 7 until 9 o'clock. MARY W. lll.nn octooer it in her i4th Tear, ManHa wre invited to atiemi M.

i Mary E. Richard. 1S52 Tulip street, Edward V. Smith. 1630 North Twenty-fifth street, and Elizabeth Schofield.

712 Button-wood street. Thomas R. Jones. 2907 North Third street, and Charlotte Winter, 1110 Filmore street. John R.

Kennedy. and Florence A. Christy. A606 Walnut street. James P.

Shaffer. 928 Lehieh avenue, and Henrietta A. Slyker. Hazleton. Pa.

Joseph Stamps. 7o2 North Front street, and Fsther Kessler. 815 New Market street. Geonre G. Hansell.

1531 Spruce street, and Anna M. Wlltbank. S50 North Twenty-sixth street. Jacob R. Baltz.

Merlon, and Mabelle B. Parker. 1614 Jefferson street. John be furTeral services, on Tuesday at 2 at the residence of her son, Mr Small. 470 Martin st.

Roxborough. Int terment $1.25 Marcell, two-clasp $1.00 $1.50 Daubrey, $1.85 Fleur-de-Lis, two-clasp $1.55 $1.50 French Kid, two-clasp $1.15 A special lot, with backs attractively embroidered. Women's French Kid Gloves in Black, White and Colors private. SMITH. On October 10.

1910 ELIZA daughter of the late Georee and Susanna SmUh in ber 5th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the or. 114 Thursday, at 2 M. at cer la te i Ontario st. Interment teiar Hill eme- to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday, at 2 at his late residence.

1736 North Dover st. Interment at Mount Vernon Cemetery. Remains may be viewed after Tuesday. HOLBERG. On October 10.

1910. ELIZABETH HOLBERG (nee Brachboltj. wife of Franz llolberg. aged 54 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at 2 o'clock, from 'her late residence, 1314 Bristol st.

Interment at Cemetery. HOLLER. On October 9. 1910. KATHARINE, wife of Frank Holler, aged 53 years, at husband's residence.

206 Sumac st. Wissahickon. Funeral services will be held at St Timothy's Church. Roxborouch. Wednesday, at 11 A M.

Interment in adjoining grounds. HOOVEN. At Norristown. Pa. October 9.

1910. HENRY HOOVEN. in the 76th year of his age. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon, October 11. 1910.

at 3 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs Alexander IT Hooven. No 28 East Airy st. Norristown. Pa. HUBBARD.

At Atlantic City. on October 7, 1910. LEWIS HUBBARD. SR. Relatives and friends, also American Star Lodge.

No 148, I Arasapha Tribe. No I Washington Camp. No 39. of Volunteer Firemen's Association of Atlantic Citv; Philadelphia Fire Department Relief Association: Good Will Hook and Ladder Co. and Atlantic City Firemen's Relief Association, are invited to attend ti.e funeral services, on Monday evening, at o'clock, at his late residence.

2213 Fairuiount ave, Atlantic Citv. To proceed via Reading Railway at 9 A Tuesday, Interment Tuesday." 11 o'clock, Fernwood Cemetery, Philadelphia HI'THER. On October 7. 1910. CHARLES IIUTI1F.R, son of Jacob and Amelia Huther, aged 32 years.

Relatives and friends, also Nokomis Tribe. No 307. I M. are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 2 M. from his parents' residence.

3569 Jovce st. Interment at North Redhiil Cemetery. JOHNSON. At Hair.esport. J.

on October S. 1910. ROBERT JOHNSON, aged 55 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday. 12rh inst, at 2 M.

from his late residence. Hainesport. J. Interment at Mt Holly Cemetery. JONES.

On October IO. 1910. SARAH JONES, wife of Harry (nee Sobbei. aged 37 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday.

October 13. at 1 M. at her late residence. 526 Movamensing ave. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery.

KNUDSEN. On October S. 1910. ALFRED T. son of Conrad A and Annie Knudsen (nee Tay-loi aged 7 years.

Funeral private from parents' residence. 4343 Manavunk ave. Roxbor- 1 1 1A1A MARGARET DISTINCTIVENESS always distinctiveness the artist touch that lifts the practical high above the commonplace, in every Suit and Frock here however simple and inexpensive. Take as example, these Serviceable One-piece Panama Dresses, $15.00 The style pictured. Note the simple grace of the braiding how individual, how free from fussiness.

Note the pretty clinging lines of the skirt novel but not extreme; the "well-bred" air of the shapely collar; the serviceable long sleeves, with graceful braided cuffs. Just the style that a busy woman appreciates for general day-time wear. Not a stitch or line that the most skillful modiste you know could improve on yet the price, $15.00. Chiffon-veiled Frocks of Persian Silk, $16.50 For dressy afternoon wear. How the vivid tones are gently softened to more delicate harmony by the filmy over-drapery, a veritable color poem! Plain-and-striped Messaline Dresses, $19.50 Paris herself supplied the color-scheme of the striped against the plain; Frenchy in every line even the dressy frill of lace at the throat.

EolieTine and Broadcloth Dresses, $25.00 studies in witching lines that cling, yet flow, and lovely supple draperies; many in dramatic two-tone combinations; many beautifully braided and embroidered. In the International Glove Fair are Gloves of Mocha, Cape, French Kid Lambskin, Chevrette and Buckskin and Lined Leather and Lined Fabric Gloves, for men, women and children, at prices that average one-fourth less than value. Save on Gloves for autumn and winter, NOW. Aisles 12 and 13, Market Street If I Hi Eugene H. Stringham.

5739 Snrinrfield avenue, and Eleanor C. Keller, 4733 Hazel av- mie. William A. Scbwesrles. 143-S North Fifth Etreet.

and Anna Rienicker. 225 Master street. Milton Maxton. 4975 Girard avenue, and Elizabeth L. Boyle, 1017 York street.

William Heidenbrand. southeast corner Ninth and Rimer streets, and Minnie C. Koenis. South Sixth street. Charles M.

Vandeerift. 1751 North Tenth street, and Clara L. Zinn. 1751 North Tenth tireet. Robert A.

Wright. 27 Durham street, and Ida C. Ziezler. 2728 Ann street. SMITH, daughter of the late Houstod and Marv Smith, aged 77 years.

Relative and fritnds are invited to attend the funeral, on welpesdav at M. from her late residence. 5235 hIS ave: Interment at Mount Moriah SMITH On October 8 1910. HENRY J. son of John and the late Annie Smith, aged 29 vears.

Relatives and friends also MB Dominco Council. 236. of C. and 4 Society are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, at 8 A M. from bis late residence 1714 18th st.

requiem mass at Cb'urch of St Thomas Aquinas, nt 9.30 A precisely? Interment at Holy Cross Ceme- Warm Bedfurnishings Economy Cool, nippy nights warmer bed coverings? Jack Frost will ere long be poking his nose over the threshold. Are you prepared for his coming? Opportunities here for the housekeeper to save on warm Bedfurnishings Blankets, Comfortables, Bed Spreads, Pillow Cases and Sheets, at lowered prices -o. DIED ABBOTT. Sr.ddenlv. on October 10.

1910, iORGAN ABBOTT, in his 67th year. Relatives and friends, also Camden Division, i No 170; IVuna R'li'road Association and employes of the West Jersey and Seashore 11 R. and all other societies of which he was a member, are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday. October 13. at 10 A from toe residence of his son.

Mr William Ab-1tt. 824 IVnn sr. Camden. J. Remains may be seen Weiluesdav.

from 7 to 9 M. Interment at Aura. J. Train leaves Federal sr Camden, at 11.44 October 10. 1910.

HANNAH, wife of Justus Acuff. and daughter of the late John and Hannah Mtlcber. The relatives Interment at Northwood Cemetery. October 1910. at ner iate residence, 5703 Chester avenue.

ANN, widow of Patrick Lafferty. Relatives and friends are invited to attend solemn requiem mass at the Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament. th and Chester avenue, on Wednesday, at 10 WHITE BLANKETS fine wool; colored borders; bound separately; sold by the pair $10.00 Blankets, 80x90 inches $8.50 $14.00 Blankets, 80x90 inches $12.00 $18.50 Blankets, 78x90 inches $16.50 DOWN-FILLED QUILTS Various color-combinations, bordered $10.00, Satine Covering $8.50 $15.00, Silk Covering $12.50 $25.00, Flowered Satin Top $18.00 LAMBS' WOOL QUILTS figured covering, plain border 72x78 inches $8.50 Cambric Covering $7.00 $14.00, Flowered Silk Covering $12. COMFORTABLES fine carded white cotton figured covering, bordered $3.75, Chintz Covering $3.00 $4.75, Satine Covering $4.00 $6.00, Satine Covering $5.00 WHITE BED SPREADS imported; satin-finish, in Marseilles patterns $6.50 Bed Spreads, 78x88 inches $5.00 $8.50 Bed Spreads, 78x88 inches $7.00 $12.00 Bed Spreads, 78x88 inches $10.00 WHITE CRIB BLANKETS dainty pink or blue borders $4.50 Blankets, 36x54 inches $3.50 $6.00 Blankets, 42x60 inches $5.00 NOVELTY BLANKETS handsome two-toned, figured patterns in a wide variety of color-combinations; size 72x86 inches $12.50 each. PILLOW-CASES AND SHEETS of an excellent quality of muslin; hemstitched 40c Pillow Cases, 45x38 inches 35c 43c Pillow Cases, 50x384 inches 38c $1.35 Muslin Sheets, 72x99 inches $1.20 $1.45 Muslin Sheets, 81x99 inches $1.30 STEELE.

On October 10. 1910. ESTHER KATHARINE, daughter of Edward and the late Lillian Henning Steele, aged vears and "3 da Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday at 2 at the residence of her atrat. Margaret frautwein. 868 Markoe st.

Interment private, at Montrose Cemetery. STROBE On October 9. 1910 MARGARET, wife of Joseph Strohel. aged J-Pars. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday "-ning at 11 o'elock.

at her late residence. b03J Hazel ave. Interment private. Till I.T. -On October 10.

1910. HELEN infant daughter of Helen and I rancis A Tbibnult. agd 4 days. No funeral TOBIV- On October 9. 1910.

LYDJTA. wife of AYilliam Tobin. aged 72 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on ed-nesdav. at 2 o'clock, from her late residence.

59 Wister st. Germantown. Interment strict-iv nrivate at Ivy Hill Cemetery. A LD AN. On October 7.

1910. LOUISA, beloved wife of George Waldman (nee Yeagle). aed 55 years. Relatives and friends are invited To attend the funeral, on at 2 at her late residence. 2.04 Reese st.

Interment private at Green Mount Ceme- WALTERS. On Oct 8. 1910 VJLV. wife of Harrv Walters and daughter of Uliam A and the late Emma Mead. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on eftnes-day aftermKin.

at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her husband. 2118 15th St. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. WLTON. Suddenly, on October (.

18lO. WILLIAM WALTON. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday at from the residence of his son. John Walton. 314 Pensdale st.

Roxborough. Interment at Westminster Cemetery. WERSTER. On October 9. 1910, MARY, clock precisely.

miei-uieui pninie. LXFFERTY. On OctJber 8. 1910. GEORGE LFFERTY.

Sr. husband of Hannah Lafferty niee Homl. "son of the late, Daniel and Cath Cashmere and Crepe Dresses, $35.00 in soft, deep tones; perhaps with richly corded over-drapery of chiffon veiling paler tones below. Evening Gowns Of Utter Charm Whether for the debutante or her mother. From Dancing Frocks of light, ethereal grace to heavily crusted Robes all shimmering with jet, gold spangles $35.00 to $475.00.

Second Floor, Filbert Street Tailored Suits, Hundreds of Practical Models of High Tailored Perfection, At and Below $25.00 Serges, cheviots, broadcloths, worsteds and mixtures among the fabrics in the great tailored assemblage. Whatever the more individual needs of her wardrobe, every woman needs a plain-tailored Suit. Perfect in- line and finish, however simple, every model in this unsurpassed autumn Suit display. Uiiequaled values, tchether you stop at $12.50, at $15.00, at $18.00, tit $20.00, or at $25.00. Right, becoming models in plenty of shades at each price never forgetting the needs of the woman who wants an odd size, a distinctive touch of ornament, or a longer or shorter coat.

Second Floor, Market Street arine Lafferty. aged 6 years. Relatives and friend are inviieo. 10 aneu'i me luuerai. Wednesday.

October 12. at 2 M. from his In te residence. league lsiuuu roau. oeiow 1 1 -1" v.

Pennsylvania is. luiciuurui nmuj turn er an Cemetery. LILLIS. On octooer i. husband of Mary Barker Relatives aa.I friends of the family, also St incent A Society and the League of the Sacred Heart are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from his late residence.

5523 Boyer st. Germantowa. Solemn high mass at the Immaculate Conception Church. Chelten ave. at 9 o'clock.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery October 9 1910. JOHN LOCKE, husband of Jane Locke in his 06th year. Funeral services at his late residence 2204 North 11th st. on Wednesday, at 2 terment private. Aisles 11, 12 and 13, Filbert Street jiiid friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at her liusband's residence, Gwynedd, Pa.

on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Carriages will meet the train leaving Reading Terminal at for Gwvnedd Valley. Interment private. On October 9. 1910.

AGNES ANDREWS, aged years. The relatives and liitnds are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'elock at the residence of her daughter. Mrs Samuel Brvne. Lancaster ave. Interment at Central Laurel Hill Cemetery.

BAILEY. On Oct. 10. 1910. MARTHA J.

BAILEY, widow of the late Thomas Bailey, in her 64th year. Relatives and friends of the family, Weccacoe Council, No. 119. Degree ot Pocahontas are invited to attend funeral services, on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence. 2929 Mutter st.

Interment Greenwood (K. of Cemetery. ARRICK. Suddenly, on October 9, 1910, LAI RA G. wife of Eli Barrick.

and daughter of the late Jacob and Sarah Glass. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at her late residence, ti7o 36th sr. Interment private. BEAN. At Bryn Mawr.

Penna. on Saturday October 8. 1910, MARY STINaON. widow of the late Major William Bean. A Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday.

October 11 1910 at" 2.30 M. from the residence of Henrv Stin-Fon. 319 Swede st. Norristown. Pa.

Interment private. BENNETT. On October 9. 1910. WILLIAM r.

eldest son of the late William and Charlotte Bennett, aged 53 vears. The i-flatives and friends of the familv. Mount Moriah Lodge. No loo. and A M.

and all other organizations of which he was a mem-ler. are respectfully invited to view his remains, at his iate resilience. 907 Susque-9Doa ave, oti Wednesday evening, from 8 to o'clock. Services and interment strictly private at convenience of the familv. BLAIR.

On October 7. 191o. MARGARET daughter of Jane and the late Robert I.lair. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her late residence. 4S40 Larehwood ave.

Interment private. CERT. On October 10, 1910, REGENA. v--ife of Charles Blauert. Funeral services at North Eleventh st.

on Wednemlav, October 12 at 2 M. Interment private. On October 9. 1910. ARTHUR TU.ML1N son of Adelaide and the late John ii BRYAN.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday moniine. Octoier 12. at 11 o'clock, from resideif of his mother-, 1M2 Bradley ave, Camden, J. Remains may be viewed Tuesday veijing. Interment private at Harleigh Cenie-tciy.

Sunii.1T. Oct. '9. 1910. MARY 50c and 75c Hair Brushes now 25c and 50c Excellent Brushes; white oak or cherry wood backs, 25c, and with ebony, olive or solid cherry wood backs, 50c.

All sizes, styles and backs of various woods, $1.00 to $4.75. Military Brushes in wide assortment, attractively displayed for your selection, $3.50, $5.00, up to $10.50. Aisles -9 and 10, Centre $1.50 Couch Covers, $1.00 $2.50 Covers, $3 Covers, $2.50 These are odd lots priced thus to close them out in a few hours. We now have the largest variety and stock of Couch Covers in our history. Our vast wholesale business in this line gives us, and you, decided advantages.

Prices from $1.50 to $7.50, with many prices between. Third Floor, West wife of late John II Webster Relatives ana-friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at 8.30 o'clock from her late residence, 1328 llth st. Solemn high requiem mass at St Malachy Church at 10 o'clock Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. WHITEHOL'SE. On Oct 7.

1910. ANNIE, widow of the late Charles hitehoiise and daughter of the late Charles and Annie Kellv. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence 4847 Umbria St. Manayunk. Requiem mass at the Holy Family Church.

Interment nt Marv's Cemetery. Roxborough. Oct 9. 1910. HENRIETTA widow of Dr Brace Wilson.

The fi-iotirta are invited to attend the 20c White Madras, 11c Twenty-five thousand yards of fine Corded White Madras closed out to us by a prominent manufacturer at a saving to our customers. Five desirable patterns; for men's and boys' shirts and pajamas; women's shirt waists and children's dresses 11c a yard. Also three groups of desirable Cotton Dress Fabrics at reduced prices: 8c Plain Chambray 64c In blue, green, brown, oxblood, pink. 10c Plain Chambray 8Kc Medium blue, Alice blue; cadet blue. 2c Sturdy 10c Blue and black with white printings and white with black stripes and figures.

Aisle -5, Centre and Filbert Street Plated Jewelry Special A maker who desired to make a quick clearance of the remainder of this season's gold-plated Jewelry, and devote his energies to next season, came to us. We found he had a fine assortment of medium-priced Jewelry, and bought it at prices such that we can sell it at one-third to one-half regular prices. Among scores of attractive pieces are Belt Pins 50c, 75c and $1.00 Cuff Pins 15c a pair Jabot Pins 25c each Tie Clasps 35c each Fobs 50c and 75c each Cuff Links 35c a pair Hat Pins 25c, 50c and 75c Filbert Street Cross Aisle funeral services, on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock, at the residence of Mr Samuel Rnt-ter 340 lflth st. Interment at Carbondale. Pa "Wednesday afternoon upon arrival of 3 o'r-iocu train.

Wilkes-Barre. Seranton' and 75c to $1.00 Ferns, 25c More of these pretty Ferns, fresh from the greenhouse, on the Filbert Street Cross Aisle, ready for your selection to-day. Healthy, growing Ferns in several choice varieties, each in a 6-inch pot 25c each, worth 75c to $1.00. Filbert Street Cross Aisle Neat Book Racks, 15c More of those clever little Racks to hold 6 or 8 of your favorite, or reference books. Dark stained wood of pretty grain.

You'll want one or two for your library table, the guest room, your desk at home or the Office 15c. Aisle 8, Filbert Street Carbondale papers please copv WILSO. 'n O. IU.I.-1 i.i. wife of Alexander Wilson.

Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon 2 o'clock, from her late residence. 1339 LONG BINE. On October 9, 1910 JACOB LONGBINE, aged 67 years. Knives and friends, also Roxborough Lodge No 135 aud A Roxborough Lodge, No 66. I 1 nnA Post 15 GAR.

are invited to attend tte funeral, on Wednesday at 2 from bis late residence. 118 Seville st. issa-hickon Interment at Westminster Cemetery. Octobr ELLEN, wife of Joseph McCoIlough and daughter of the late" William and Margaret Milligan aged 53 vears. Relatives and friends are Incited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, at 2 M.

from her late residence. 1249 29th st. Interment at Mount Moriah. October 9 1910. ELIZABETH, wife of the late William McGinniss.

The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of ber nephew. George Harris. 2231 Juniper fct. Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. McKENZIE.

At Duncannon. Pa. on Oct 7. 1910. SAMUEL McKENZIE.

aged 79 years 8 months and 21 days. MALLON. On Sunday. October 9, 1910. THOMAS.

beloved husband of Ellen Malion. Relatives and friends, also Father Burk Beneficial Society and Kensington Herd. No 2. of and iurt Lilierty Council. No 131.

of A. and employes Isaac A Sneppard Company, are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at 8.S0 A M. from late residence. 1918 3d st. Solemn requiem mass at St Michael's Church.

10 A precisely. at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. W'EELY. On October IO, 1910. MARGARET, wife of the late John Due notice of the funeral will be given, from her late residence, 4510 Linmore st.

MARSHALL. On October 7. 1910. ANN. widow of Thomas Marshall, in her 75th year.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 11 A precisely, from the residence of her son-in-law. James Ramsey. 615 East Hermitage St. Roxborough. Interment at Leverington Cemetery.

MASON. HENRY MASON, aged 68 years. Relatives and frieDds are- invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday. October 11. at 2 M.

from 728 Buttonwood St. Interment private. METZ. On October 8 1910. ELMIRA METZ.

daughter of the late George and Harriet Metz. aged 58 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 M. at ber late residence. J35 Z3d et Interment at Mt.

Moriah Cemetery. Remains can be viewed on Tuesday evening, from 8 tO 10. 1 The October-November Issue of the Dress Goods Remnants, Ever-UseM daughter of Michael and Nellie Byrne laee Donolmet. aged 2 years 7 months 20 days. Jtclatives and friends are invited to attend 011 Tuesday afternoon.

Oct. 11. 1910, 1 o'clock, from lier parents' residence. YOOS. On Oct a.

laio. u. n. nusoana or Philippine Yoos. aged 66 years.

The relatives aud friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence. 1543 Carlton st. Interment at Mt Peace Cemetery. ZF.RR.-On October 7. 1910.

Dr. G. B. husband of Lilly Zerr. The relatives and friends, also members of Totter Lodge, No.

441.. F. and M. and members of Spring Garden Camp of Modern Woodmen of America, are invited to attend the funeral services, ot; Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock at his lata residence. 4022 Baring st.

Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. Pottstown and Reading papers please copy. Strawbridge Clothier Magazine Autumn and Winter Fashion Number 676 Martha 31st ward. Interment Holy Skirt-lengths, waist-lengths, entire suit-lengths! Plenty of other shorter lengths that will instantly suggest their own uses for the novel skirtbands and upper blouses that give such character to one-piece dresses. Fabrics both light and dark, rough and smooth varied enough for a hundred women to find just the shades and fabrics they're seeking.

Every piece plainly marked with Cross emeterv. CAMERON'. Suddenlv. on Oct R. 1910 JAME3 CAMERON.

Relatives and friends of family. alo members of Massasoit Tribe. be sent free to people living outside of Philadelphia. If your name is not on 121. of Camden, are respectfully i jvltefl to attend funeral eerviees.

on Tues- leneth ana saving. Aisle 6. Centre: and Filbert Street Cross Aisle ji our mailing-list, 6ena ior copy to-aay iree on request. Uav, Oct 11. at 2 o'clock at residence of i son-iu-law.

Mr Robert Elzey, 436 9th i-t Camden. J. Interment Evergreen i metery. Friends may view the remains on CEMETERY LOTS mlay evening alter 7 clock. Jloudav eveuiuff.

i October 8. 1910, PATRICK I CASEY. Relatives and friends of the fam- STRAWBWDG CLiTHIEl MARKET STREET EIGHTH STREET FILBERT STREET ARDSLEY BURIAL PARK WE OFFER YOU the best of security when you buy a lot here; eeiirirv against city's encroachment: security MARKET STREET EIGHTH STREET FILBERT STREET also members Div No 29. A II. and i i.

.1.. i.l -n-ill mnkj vmir UMiiuirtu Watkins st. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery No 69. of A. and Galls MICKLE.

At West Chester. on Oct. i In cren siiurlV valuable: lots $22. $33 and up to plier Assn. are respectfully invited to attend on Wednesday morning, at 8 10.

1910. CLARA TYXDALE, daughter of the I 50OO; send for new illustrated booklet. 42!) late Robinson and Sarah Tyndale and widow Land Title Bldg. Bell 'ihon, Locust 203. oclork.

21- bears t. Solemn high aaag: ot i.