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Store Closes Daily at 5.3 P.M. Hats Trimmed Free of Charge HANDKERCHIEF SALE Each Item Represents a Saving Japonclle Initialed Handkerchiefs for women men with pretty silk initials. 10c values, marked at only Main Arcado When You Once Start Collecting Yellow Trading Stamps You Won't Want to Stop. WE give them free with every ten-cent purchase double stamps before noon, single in the afternoon. They're exchangeable for the finest premiums you ever saw, without a penny to pay.

Come up to our great Premium Room on the Fifth Floor and investigate! You'll be surprised. 18c Men's Handkerchiefs 25c 39c ONES AT Julius Ochs Adler, Mr. DeForest L. Bach-man. Mr.

George Ii. Bartol, Mrs. George E. Bartol, Mr. George E.

Bartol, Mr. .7. Greer Bartol, Miss Marion G. Bartol, Miss Josephine Benkert, Mr. William J.

Conlen, Miss Caroline Clothier. Miss Adele D. Ebbinghausen, Mr. George B. Evans.

Mr. Gustavus B. Fletcher. Mrs. George Alfred Fletcher, Mr.

Edward C. Fletcher, Mr. Gustav Hille. Mr. I.

L. Lipschutz, Mrs. I. Linschutz, Miss Rebecca C. Lougstreth.

Miss Marv (J. Longstretb, Miss C. Margaret Montgomery, George Bacon Price, Mrs. George Bacon Price. Miss Patten.

Mr. J. Stafford Thompson, Mr. B. Thalheimer, Mrs.

B. Thalheimer. Mrs. Henry H. Unz, Mr.

E. Duvoisin. Mr. Francis H. Williams, Mrs.

Francis II. Williams, Mr. R. G. Wood, Mrs.

R. G. Wood, Mr. Samuel W. Woolford.

Mrs. H. Weiler, Mr. S. I.

Eevy, Mrs. S. L. Levy. Miss Caro M.

Levy, Master David C. Levy, Mr. Christian Sautter. Miss Emily Sautter, Miss Mary Sautter and Miss Lily Duvoisin. Sailing on the steamer Teutonie from New York for Southampton today are the following 1'hilartelphians: F.

S. Boh'en. W. II. Smith, R.

F. Moody and Edward Hawks. LIKES TO TELL OF A 3500-FOOT FULL Village Blacksmith Makes Aeroplane and Ascends in Balloon to Try It Rudder Jammed and Machine Fell Over and Over, Smashing, But Man Was Unhurt YELLOW TRADING STAMPS FREE Filbert Seventh Men's extra size regular size handker- "1 Qf chiefs regularly 25c 39c marked now, each at only Or Three for Klfty Cents First Floor, South. Market Eighth GENUINE BARGAINS IN STYLISH MEAD Y-T0-WEARS New Dress Hats For Only Women's Misses' Slimmer Suits, Dresses, Coats, Skirts MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Bathing Suits, Priced Down to the Lowest Notch Katherine -Jenkins. Elizabeth Goldie Mary P.

Marv E. Or Sale 9.30 A. M. TRIMMED FREE A. E.

Under his broken aeroplane, The village smithy lies. The smith, a fallen man is he, With sorrow in his eyes, Flut in his heart he knows he's solved The problem of the skies. Schulze. Adelina McCaskey, Mary Separate Skirts Special Model A- $3.50 Tub Skirts, $1.98 Ella Lillian V. Hirschman.

Barbara Esther E. Cecelia Amelia Mary J. Gertrude Model x-umn Rep Suits, $4.98 TWO THREE PIECE MODELS WOMEN'S MISSES' iN WHITE, TAN, PINK, BLUE LAVENDER Showing half a dozen very attractive styles In these nobby summer suits. Some plain tailored others laiiurcu liters High class summer skirts of rood quality linen rpp $1.98 in white, teveu new styles, plain gore or plaited with strappings, fold and buttons. Special The most sensational sale of the season of untrimmed hats the very best values! We bought a leading jobber's entire surplus stock of the new medium and.

small dress shapes for summer hats made of line quality rough braid in black, white, burnt, etc. Sure to go W. Floydlue B. ottman. Mary prettily braided and trimmed.

Well made of nice quality linene $4.98 Skirts at $10 Silk Lined Voile Sbowinz several new models in these, full out plain and rep. $7.50 values frore, of fine wiry black voile over heavy silk fonnda- $10 Hughes. James Rowe. harles YV Takiff. Philip Funk.

Fredk. Cassel. William Davis, John Long. Maurice .1 Collins. Charles Willonghhy.

Wiiliam Stolzer, Frederick Simon. McGlynn. Valouto, Louis Brown. Anthony P. Cullen.

Patrick Benner Glenn Miles. Rev. William A. McKnorney. James Scatter-good.

S. Morris. High. Margaret Stalev. John McEJfatrlek.

Joseph A Stretch. Clifford McDermott. Bernard Canning. John Wright. Klwood Moody.

Harrv Hall. Edward Jr. Kraft. Grover Kearney. Roger Cooker.

Charles Swwwy. Henrv Pairman. William Weinlierg. Michael Harper. Henry Shoemaker.

John Rock. William Raphael. Levy Patterson, Hampton L.C Holstead. John Sweeney, James Hersliey. Kdwiu M.

Anderson. Horace Greenfield. Sam Kennedy. John Xngent. Maurice A.

Welsh. Peter Finley. James McKeegan. Thomas R. Kulin.

Harry Pierce. Walter Friedrick. Peter tion, finished with fold, strappings ana out-tons. Deep hem. silk waist band.

Lengths from 3G to 42. Waist bands 22 to 27 inches MODEL quickly at this ridiculously low price so come earlv! Actual $1 to $1.50 values for only D. Full rengh Poagee Cats strikingly good model with inlaid collar and cuffs in contrasting shades. $7 QO Well worth 12.50, at I 7 Hisses' Dresses, S1.49 $4.50 Bathing Suits, S2.98 Women's Milan Dress Hats Mulholland. Annie Katherine John W.

Lena Clara M. Eleanor McKenna, Elleu. Anna L. Lizzie Ida Alice R. Matilda McShea.

Mary P. Mary I. Theresa Mabel A. Rose Anna M. Boston.

Mary E. Braecklein. Dora Helen Delia Y. Sarah Margaret Mary B. Julia A.

Rose Margaret Mary M. -Gavin. Margaret Anna J. -Arbuckle. Margaret Katz.

Bessy Elizabeth W. Rozi Bertha Lillian Kacher, Frances Bonner. Marv V. Fancy Linen Suits, $12, S15 18 Values, a COME IN WHITE, TAN, PINK, BLUE LAVENDER Continuing a recent big sale of these with the addition of some two hundred new suits and some from our own regular stock. Beautiful dressy models made of fine quality linen, handsomely embroidered, some combined with all-over net and lace trimmed.

Splendidly made, perfect fitting suits. While this lot lasts. Light Weight Suits Reduced $20, $22.50 a $25 Models. $15 Odds ends of broken lines, style size assortments in woman's misses' light weight suits serge, panama, mohair fine worsteds. Light dark col shapes made Nice quality linene in white tan, pink, blue, lavender and brown.

Two new and pretty models with Dutch neck. Nicely strapped, piped with Silk Mohair in Black and Bloc. Caps and shoes to match. One of many specially good values in bathing suits, of which Most fashionable of fine quality Milan in white or black. Regular JI-75 to $2 values at Epecial to The Inquirer.

1 KRWTX, June 15. In an effort to solve the problem of aerial navigation in an aeroplane of his own make, Sorensen, the village blacksmith at this town, yesterday afternoon fell 3300 feet, and lives to tell of his awful experience. While the steel braces of the aeroplane were broken and twisted. Sorensen did not have a single bone broken. Half an hour after the accident he was making plans for a new aeroplane.

Hundreds "Wntclietl Him Several hundred people drawn to town by the announcement that Sorensen was foing to "fly" in the machine he had been working on for several months "watched him make the drop, clinging to the tangled wreck of the aeroplane which went wrong just as he was about to descend. Though his aeroplane did not -work it so broke the force of his fall that he was only stunned. Sorensen's machine is different from all others in that the start is made from a balloon. Sorensen attached his new fangled air navigator to an ordinary gas balloon and ascended to a height estimated at 35CJO feet. Then he cut loose from the balloon, hoping to make a gradual descent.

For the nest tew seconds Sorensen had about as thrilling an experience as falls to most village blacksmiths. Rudder Jnmmed as lie cut loose lie found the rudder of the aeroplane had become jammed and would not work, and lie was unable to guide the machine. It dropped like lead, turning over and over. Sorensen had the presence of mind to cling to the frame and lit in a sitting 3 we carry a full assortment. These 98c i ors.

Knee or hip length coats, plain tailored or -t trimmed. All finely tail- ejlv ored. NOW $2.98 are well made, prettily trimmed. Usual $1.50 kinds at $1.49 white. Well worth $2.50, at SS.75 Second Floor.

First Floor, North. Hirzi l. Graham Harry Harry A Hnrrv Bailer. Canter Sfutx-l Brown ww-wrwww-ww-w www Thomas Nora Griffin Walter. Margaret Sterling.

S. Oliver. I illian B. A1T 6J Miller. Dorothy M.

We. eamless SlaeeSs Nearly Vn PriceJ Pre -tsman. deorge McMabon. John Burns, John Brandt. Frank Ciiilds.

George Kee. George J. Jr McGurk. Charles J. 1 'ii tii'i-- L.

Also Pillow Bolster Cases, Sheetings, Muslins Cambrics Congratulate yourself if you've been waiting for a real opportunity to purchase a dress length at the lowest possible cost. Here are some beautiful fabrics that fortunate circumstances place within your reach at decided savings. anna W. Sarah M. Gorgas.

Mabel Fallin. Mabel N. Vahrgang. Mary L. Mary Florence X.

F.milv Edna M. Alice M. All quoted lower than you ever thought possible for such commendable qualities Newell. Or'. Vm! Thorough good.

Wm. Jr Ooves. James Dugau. George A Imported Linen Suiting 20c Mercerized Pongee, 12c Rich silky lustre with soft supple finish. Makes very attractive gowns.

Latest colore bamboo, me 65c SBicells, Seamless CT7I7C filvQA anil DIED ALEXANDER. Kntf reI into rest on June 13. KM1I.IE B. wife of James Alexander cadet, mac, pinK, reseaa, cnampagne, I -f 6 i rt cedar brown, light blue, black fi others. 1 "jC 27 and 36-Inches Wide)- A lot of 1500 sheets bought from a leading manufacturer very exceptional bargain! Well made of medium heavy weight ree from dressing.

3-lnch hems Printed Sheer Organdies Gnt 15c Quality at OTL i In all linen half linen, light medium weight, 2 7 and 36 inches wide. Clean-up of an importer's surplus stock. The season's best colors Cadet, reseda, navy, lilac, light Mae, apricot, brown, ruby, black others. 19c 25c Bolster Cases Aade of soft and medium Pillow Cases Rip Regular 12'4c dc 13c One 'V Special lot of these, made of heavy i 3 Muslins and Cambrics fiizp lOc and Grades Two well known makes soft finish muslin and chamois finish cambric, for underwear, etc 10c and 12H'cfMf kinds, per yard "72 posture, tic was knocked senseless and the machine was completely demolished. hen the amateur aviator came to it was found his hurts amounted only to 'pome very severe bruises.

As soon as he recovered consciousness Sorensen announced he would immediately begin building another machine. He is confident he has struck the correct principle in air navigation, and that the incident of yesterday was only an accident that is liable to happen to any aviator. AERONAUTS AND AVIATORS GATHER AT MORRIS PARK weight muslin sizes 42x72 inches with selvedge edge, insuring Qf good wear. Each 3.VK 45x36 inches with three inch Xif rings and other designs on fancy plaids in light blue, pink, reseda and black. SILK SHANTUNG PONGEE Special 50c Qualify at 28 A favorite shantung weave with a popular uneven surface or in smooth weave.

Self-colored stripes chvrns, very high lustre, Copenhagen, old rose, champagne, cadet, wistaria, catawba, lilac, cream, cedar reseda, pink, light blue, ruby, etc. 50c fabric todav in Main Arcade OQn Pircr ri.r North AlOC LINEN-FINISH SUITINGS Regular 18c Fabric at 12Jc All cotton, but woven with a round thread and finish ot linen suitings. Make very desirable "TUB" suits. Good iir, nf minrc raAet. old rose.

pink. liffht blue. navv. 1Q I 23e A very well known brand 2'4 yards wide. Round even value, per yard 30c Sheeting at 23c thread with soft finish.

Actual 30c Krn ciat natural, black, etc. 18c Value at i'icrw, -1 First Floor. North. UIUwlI, latic, llAiuiaii Great Sale of WasSi Dresses Our (Greatest June. Sale of yMeFniislMs For Big Little Ciirls; Some ol Them Samples; AU Uncommonly Fine Values! i Including Black Petticoats ot Silk NearsiIk at Genuine Bargain Prices 1 1 GIRLS SAMPLE WASH DRESSES S3, $3.50 S4.00 i in ooi no Dresses Today W.Ma51.ac5 Showing some twen'y different styles in this lot one as il-lrrr-T a ci xo I Iustrated in Model A at $1.49.

High or lMOUtJ-A iow neck, guimpe and sailor styles, all prettily trimmed. Well made of imported Scotch plaid gint-hams, daimy lawns and percales, neat checks, stripes, in fitures, or plain colors. 85c 69c This $1 Nainsook Combination Garment This $1.25 Nainsook Gown, Slip-over style; of lace fi ribbon trimmed; lace sleeves. Corset cover and skirt or drawers; lace NEW YORK, June 1. Ten airships and aeroplanes of the heavier-than-air variety assembled today at the Morris Park race track prepared for tryouts during the next two weeks, preliminary to contests which will be conducted, "under-the auspices of the Aeronautical Society i Xew beginning on June '2(j.

The aviators spent the greater part of today in adjusting and inspecting their machines. The honor of making the tirst and only flight of the dav fell to the huge "glider" or kite entered bv William 31. Martin, of Canton, Ohio. Martin's glider' has no motor, but depends tor it motive power on a rope attached to a swiftly moving automobile on terra tirma. With a pilot on board to operate its great vertical wings and its fore and Ht't rudders, the monoplane today left the earth easily and graccfullv, maintaining an altitude of about fifteen feet.

It Vent several times around the track. tilenn II. Curtiss' machine, the only cne of those entered which has made any extended flights heretofore, which arrived recently from Hammondsport, X. was put together at the track today. It will attempt to round the course and ribbon tnmmea.

fine Xalnsook Gtwns slip-over style; short trimming of dotted CQa Swiss bands ribbon. 55c kinds at Children's Drawers 2 to 12 year sizes; hemstitched ruffle trimmed. 'iOc valaes at JLUv Children's Cambric Gon 8-2 to 10 years. Low neck, lace trimmed. 59c QQa CHARMING WJIlTi: DREISES-sizes 6 to 14 yrs.

Fine Persian lawns, batiste and Swiss. Trimmed with beautiful embroideries, laces and plaits. High or low neck, also Russian panel styles. Some samples included. S3 to S6.51 dresses at $1.08, 52.9H and S3.98.

Fine ainsok Corset Covers, embroid- AQp ry, lace ribbon trimmed. 75c values iJL 2.25 Cambric Skirts, 1.40 Deep plaited flounce with lace or embroidery insertions: embroidery or lace ruffle. Q-f $2.25 values values at ml lip S2 Princess Dresses, 98c Children's Stripe Gintf-ham Petticoats umbrella ruffle. Lengths in Petticoats Children's Women's I to 3 6 inches. Dainty pink or blue check percale, piped with plain colors.

New style low nec. short sleeve models, sizes 2 to 6 years -one like cut. 69c values $1.49 Illack Taffeta ilk Large Extra Size Petticoats, deep Black Nearsilk Petticoats, flaring sectional flounce ot 43- JO 3.98 tailored flounce; nearsilk foundations. $5 values (2d floor) plaits and hemstitching; dust ruffle. vaies CHILDREN'S WHITE PIQ.UE COATS six months to three years.

Hand embroidered design, scalloped edge or embroidery insertion; double breasted with pearl buttons, S3 te $4.50 values at Second Floor. Mibbed Underwear Hosiery orf able, Shapely Foollwear i There are all kinds of leathers, Most Unusual Offerings In Union Suits, Vests Fine Summer Stockings. The kinds or snoes. oxrorus iv puuins you a iook xur ouiy mgn-graue goous including white duck shoes for" girls. Kvery pric-e a saving.

$1.00 and $1.25 Women's Union Suits Swiss TO i VVr1 T.i1 Tfi -renc 59c OXFORDS and PUMPS at $2.50 SHIP WRIGHT AEROPLANE Aviators Expect in Make Flights Before June 2S DAYTOX, Ohio, June 15. The aeroplane that is to be used in the Fort Myer flights was shipped today, packed in eight boxes. Charles Taylor, the machinist, will go to Washington tonisrht. He will take the machine to Fort Myer and set It up. The Wright brothers will be in Fort Myer Monday to wire the machine and adjust the tension.

Taylor has been with them through all their experiences and Is familiar with the entire mechanism, but they have never made a flight without giving their personal attention to the adjustment of the parts. If there is no mishap the stipulated flights will be made within the limit, June L'S. BIu-hr, regular lace, ribbon sailor ties heel strap pumps. In gun metal ealf. patent AAUkVW i A www -www wwf Low necks, no sleeves wide lace yokes in several pretty patterns.

Umbrella pants 1aa fvfmmAi iavv 14 iiuiuvu $2.50 foltskjn. tan itussia cair Koinen Drown Olark virl kid. Hand turn. medium weight Holes. High Cuban, Military regrular heels.

Maces -V-z. to 8, widths li to E. $3 values at AVomen's Footwear at $1.59. Bie Tattle Boys' Illjrh Grade Shoes Oi Women's Union Suits 25c Cotton Ribbed Union Suits low necks, no sleeves plain taped or lace yokes. Umbrella pants, lace trimmed.

39c garments at UOKs Women's Cotton Ribbed Vests Round and sq-fare lace yokes; also plain tapei. aciw Regular and extra large sizes. Worth 19c at Oxfords Heel Strap Pumps. fords Made ou mannish lasts. Blucher reg- The oxfords in Blucher regular lace gun ular lace styles, in patent eoltskin, gun metal ami daughter of the late Thomas and Eli7.a Brn-tt.

Funeral services at 1 I M. Wednesday. June 1. at the residence of her husband. 201 College ave.

Interment strictly private. New York papers please eopv. ANTKRVS. On June 15. 190U.

JOHN J. beloved husband of Katherine Andrews tn-e Liikensl end son of the late IVter and Ida Andrews. Relatives and friends are inviied to attend the funeral, ou Friday, at 1 M. from his late residence. 21iw Norris st.

at West I-anrel Hill Cemetery. ASH On June 13. ROBERT A.H. beloved husband of Margaret Ash. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Fridav inorninir.

at R.o o'clock, from his late resideuce. rear 23 Christian st. Hiah mass at St Philip's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetcrv. A YUNG.

Suddenly. June 12. 10. SAMl'Eb AYUXG, beloved sod of John and Annie Aylinir. in the 31st year of his age.

Relatives and friends, also Nevada Tribe. No 76 I Octz Fishing Club. William 'Hielcr Yearly Beneficial Association and Iron Moulders t'nion. No are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at 2 oVlock. from the residence of his parents.

3423 Hope St. Interment at of Cemetery. AYKKS. On June 13, 1900. SUSANNA wife of Charles Ij Ayres.

The relatives and friends of the family, also Ellsworth Temple. No 3. I'nited Americans, and John Fine Lodffe. No 25. Shepherds of Bethlehem, are Invited to attend th- funeral services, on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock, at her late residence.

234 llth st. Interment at Port Carbon. Pa. on Wednesday, train leaving Columbia Ave Station at 8.35 A M. BELL.

Suddenly, at Raneocas. J. June 14. WILLIAM BELL, husband of Anna Bell, aeed years-. Relatives and friends.

als. Centennial Circle. No. in, of A. and A M.

No. 97. of Raneocas. are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon. June 17.

at 1 o'clock, from his late residence. Raneocas. .7. Interment at Brotherhood Cemetery. Mt.

Holly. J. Carriages will meet 11 o'clock train from Philadelphia and 11 41 train from Mt. Holly at Masonville. BENZENIIOFER.

Suddenly, on June IS 1909. PHILLIP Tt. son of Phillip and Bella Benzenhofer. in his 28th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday, at.

2.30 nre-isHv st the resideuce of his parents. 993 5th st Interment private at Mt Peace. BLACK. Suddenly, at Moorestown. J.

on Sixth Month 14th. 1909. HENRY BLACK, asred a years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Fifth-day Sixth Month 17th. at 3 M.

from Mansfield Meet-lnc House. Bodv may be viewed at residence of William I Xewbold. 317 Chester ave. Moorestown. from 11 to 12 A M.

Carriages will meet 12. 5o train from Market st ferry, Philadelphia, at Columbus. J. P.I.IVEN. On June 14.

1909. at the residence of her -daughter. Mrs James I Henderson ltlOO South St Bernard St. LAVINIA J. widow of Major Charles Bliven.

Funeral services and interment at Wood lawn Cemetery. Toledo on Wednesday, at 12.30 M. Pennypack. on June 15. 1909 MARY BRADLEY, nee Wilson, aeed 40 years The relatives and friends of the family are respectfuly Invited to attend the funeral on Sunday.

June 20. at 10 A M. from her mother's residence. 8149 Eadrick St. Interment at North Cellar Hill Cemetery.

BREMER. Jnne 11. ljion. THEODORE BREMER, in his 70th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday, at 10.30 A precisely, at his late residence, 1723 Sprhijr Garden st.

Interment private. BRYAN. June 13. 1909. JESSE BRYAN, son of the late Thomas and Mary A Brvan.

Itelatives and friends of the family, also Co'Uis' Zouaves. 114th Rejjiment, I'enna Volunteers, are invited to attend the funeral services on Thursday, June 17, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of his son. Jesse Bryan. 1666 Granite st. Frankford.

Interment at St James' il Ground, Olney. BT'RXS. 12th inst, widow of John Burns, dauehter of late Luke and Marv Bocan Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Thursday. 8.30 A M.

sister's residence. Susie A Bo-trau. 2116 Lombard sr. Ilish mass St rat-rick's, 10 A M- Interment Cathedral. CARR.

On June 11. 1909. KATE CARR. wife of George Carr and daughter of the late Francis A and Ann Stanton. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at S.SO A M.

from her late residence. 420 Worth st. Frankford. High mass at St Joachim's Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

CHANT. Suddenly, on June 13. 1909. LUKE CHANT, aged 52 years. The releatiTes and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock at the parlors of Oliver Balr.

1S20 Chestnut et. Interment private. COLEMAN. On June 13. 1909, SARAH, wife of the late William Coleman, aged 81 vears.

The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday, at 12 o'clock noon, at the residence of her son-ln-law. Mr Morris Mitchell. Rush st. Philadelphia. Also services at the Mt Pleasant Baptist Church.

Ambler. Pa. upon arrival of train leaving Reading Terminal at 2.06 M. Interment at Mt Pleasant Cemetery. COLGAN.

On June 13. 1909. HANXAH widow of David Colgan, in her 82d year. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral services. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, from her late residence.

5213 Girard ave. Interment Thursday at Oxford. Pa. Train leaves Broad St Station at 1L04 A M. West Chester local papers please copy.

COMBER. On June 15. 1909. JULIA widow of Martin Comber. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at S.3o A M.

from her late residence. 5917 H'aver-ford avenue. Solemn requiem mass at tbe Church of Our Lady of the Rosary at 10 A M. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. CONGER.

On June 15. 1909, SIDNEY CONGER, husband of Elizabeth Conger (nee Wallace), aged 73 years. Relatives and friends of the family, also Pottowottmie Tribe. No 46. Imp M.

are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday, June 18, 1909. at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 1131 Teel st, near Hancock and Howard sts. Interment at of Greenwood Cemetery. CORCORAN. On June 15.

1909. MARGARET, wife of Edward Corcoran and daughter of the late Michael and Mary Carr. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to view the remains at the residence of her husband. 1227 Allegheny on Wednesday evening, after 5 o'clock. Interment at St.

Bernard's Cemetery. Rockville. Connecticut, on Friday morning. June 18. 1909.

CORNELL. On June 15. 1909. ELIZABETH CORNELL, daughter of Charles and the late Caroline Cornell. Due notice of the funeral will be given, from the residence of her father.

4244 Penn st, Frankford. CRAWFORD. On June 12. 1909. CHARLES CRAWFORD.

Tbe relatives and friends of the family. Yuba Tribe. No. 278. Imp M.

are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, precisely, at the parlors of David Schuyler and Sons. Sixth and Diamond ets. Interment private. CROCK FORD. On June 15.

1909. JOHX husband of Sophie and son of the late William and Annie Orockford, Due notice of th funeral will be given. CURRIER. On June 14, 1909. ISAAC S.

6on of Eugene and Marie Ourrier. aged 5 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday, at 3 M. at the residence of his parents. 851 Germantown ave.

Chestnut Hill. Interment private. DEADY. On June 14. 1909.

HONOR A daughter of late Owen and Elizabeth Deady. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at S.30 A M. from her late residence, 910 SoJsler ave. Soleiaa netal calf, patent eoltskin. black golden tan Kussia calf, etc.

snappy, new sfvles. brown vici km. weignt soles; uban $1.59 (25c Military regular heels. Sizes to 8. values at 35c 50c Women Lisle Stockings Imported lisle thread plain gauze, all-over lace, lace boots and plaid effects in black, tan and colors.

Lattle boys' sizes 9 to 1314 big bovs sizes lto 6. $3.50 values at S3 $3 values 'ig2 gQ $4 Men's Oxfords. S3. New Blucher, lace button styles for business 111 IT Girls' White Footwear. Button, Blucher Oxfords.

Children's Seamless Cttn Stcknrs Fine Of white. Sen Isle Duck. Made ou good broad or dress. In patent eoltskin, gun meal tan Women's Pure Thread Silt Stockings Cotton garter tops and cetton soles. In black, fi OL'hiti.

tan brr.n7 violet, vellow. red. UXtf lxl ribbed. Double knees, heeTs toes. lxl ribbed.

Double knees, heeTs toes. toe lasts. Medium weight soles; spring half Russia calf, black golden brown vici kid heels. Sizes 11 2 to 2. worth $2.

at etc. Swing straight lasts. Medium weight In black, white good tan shades. 18c grades at (First Floor South) M-USX, sizes SVj to -11, worth S1.7., at $1.25 QOn weitea sruenea soles, sizes to cq 11. widths to K.

wv. ww- First Floor. North sizes 0 to 8. worth I ASK FOR YELLOW THADIXG STAMPS KILLED IN AUTO SMASH laehlne Turned Tnrtle nm Owner Tried to Avoid Uitcli BIN-GHAMTOX, X. June 15.

Charles J. Brintnall. a prominent contractor, was instantly killed when his automobile turned turtle shortly before 6 o'clock this evening. Mr. Brintnall, ii.

Max Ricks and Geo. A. Quick, with Mr. Brintnall's chauffeur, Harry Pearsall. were in the car.

They were going to Oswego for dinner. When two miles east of that village Mr. Brintnall. who was driving, turned out to avoid a bad place in the road. He was said to te driving not to exceed fifteen miles an hour.

After dodging the bad spot, Mr Brintnall was unable to brin the car back into the road and it went into a tlitch. Messrs Ricks and Quirk jumped and were uulnjured. Pearsall was thrown out but was not badly Mr. Brintnall was about 36 years of Ege and unmarried. of William and the late Marv Stahl.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu-nersl services, on Thursday, at 2.3' pre-finely, at bis father's resideuce. 2561 North Hutchinson st. Interment at Hillside Cemetery. STETLF.R. At Phoenlxvllle.

Ta. on June 14. 19IK. JOHN P. husband of Elizabeth Jane Stetler.

aged 56 years. The relatives and friends of the famllv. also Pbneulx Indge. No 212. I F.

and Wayne Council. No 45. of I A. are invited to attend the funeral services, without further notice, cn Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the residence or William Morris. 346 Washington ave.

Pboenixville. Pa. Interment at Morris Cemetery. Phoenlxville. STOKES.

Mrs HARRIET A STOKES, wife of Mablon a Stokes and mother of Frank Stokes, tbe artist. Funeral wit ice Wednes- a m. i ri it at 11 it 1 tl'iahtnfrtnn MURRAY. On June 12. 1909.

JOSEPH MURRAY, husband of Annie Murray. The relatives and friends, the Catholic Knights and Commodore Barry Council, of C. are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 7.30 A from his late residence, 2451 Kensington ave. Solemn mass of requiem at the Church of Our Lady of the Visitation, at 9 A M. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

Kindly omit flowers. NOLAN. June 13. 1909.VMARY NOLAN, aged 85 years. Relatives and friends, also Altar Society and Sacred Heart Society of St Bridget's Oburch.

are invited to attend funeral, Wednesday, at 8 A M. from her late residence. 16S Calumet st. Fallt of Schuylkill. Solemn requiem mass at St Bridget's Church, 9.30 A M.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. RICKERT. On June 14, 1909. ELIZABETH VIRGINIA, wife of Rev Wm Rickert. at her late home; 3254 North 15th St.

Funeral services at 8 M. on Wednesday, at her son's home. 1516 Westmoreland st. Friends are cordially invited. Interment at Union Bridge, Maryland, Thursday morning.

ROAT, June 12. 1909. ANDREW ROAT. husband of the late Hannah Roat. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday evening, at o'clock, at the parlors of Van Horn.

1328 10th st. Interment private, on Thursday, at Glenwood Cemetery. ROCKAFBLLOW. On June 13, 1909.CHRIS-TOPHER ROCKAFELLOW. aged 83 years.

Relatives and friends, also St John's Lodge. No 115. and A Tristram Freeman Chapter. No 243. Mary Commandery.

No 36, aud all other organizations to which he was attached, are invited attend funeral, on Wednesday at 2.30 precisely, from his late residence. 832 7th st. Interment at Mt Vernon Cemetery. ROSE. On June 13.

1909. MARGARET ROSE, aged 93 years. Relatives and friends of family are respectfnlly invited to attend funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock precisely, at residence of her nephew. Mr Frank Dewees. Wyoming ave and st.

Rowlandville. Interment private at Greenwood Cemetery. RUNGE. On June 12. 1909.

MARY RUNGE (nee Hoffmann), wife of John Runge. aged 72 years. Relativfs and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday, at 2 at her late residence. 947 North 10th st. Interment private, at Gltn-wood Cemetery.

SHANK. Died, on June 14. 1909. CAROLINE widow of Christian Shank, aged 87 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, BerwVn.

Pa, on Thursday. June 17. at 2 M. Interment at Great Valley Baptist Cemetery. SILK.

At Conshohocken oa June 13. 1909. ALFRED SILK, aged 36 years. Relatives and friends of family, also Fritz Lodge. No 420.

and A Wasatah Tribe. No 53, Imp Gratitude Lodge. I Spring Mill Band. Norristown Local. No 341, A of M.

aud Men's. Club of Calvary Ch'ureb. are respectfully to attend funeral services, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 319 Hector st, Conshohocken. Interment at Gulvh Cemetery. June 13, 1909.

WILLXaM. soa reqniem mass at Church of th Epiphany at 10 A M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. June 12. 1909.

HKXRY DI-VEX. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday morning, at 11 o'clock, at his late residence, D435 Merion ave. Interment private. DEEHBR, On June 14. 1909.

HENRY PREHER, husband of Amanda Treher (nee Finletter). at his lato residence. 2339 Cumberland st. Due notice of the funeral will be sriven. PUBLER.

On June 15. 1009. MATIIJ) A wife of tbe late Frank A DuMcr (nee Brill), aped 47 vears. Relatives and friends are. invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 8.30 A M.

from her late residence. 2213 7th Pt. High mass at Church of Our Xoy of Mt Carmel at 10 A M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. DUNCAN.

Suddenly, on June 15. 1909. THOMAS, son of Marearet and late Thomas Duncan. Relatives and friends, also Chippewa Tribe. No 51.

I M. are invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday, at M. at his late residence. 114 Hicks st. Interment private.

EB.NER.-On June 13. 1909. MARY EB-NER. daughter of the late Isaac and Margaret Funk. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday, at 2 at her late residence.

2959 Richmond st. Interment private, at Cedar Hill Cemetery. June 13. 1909. JOSEPH S.

husband of the late Susan (nee Allen), in his 81st year. Relatives and friends, also Kearney Post, No 55; Rush's Lancers. Sixth' Pennsylvania Cavalry. Company C. Bricklayers' Union of Philadelphia aud vicinity, are invited to attend the funeral, services, on Thursday, at 2 M.

at his late residence. 1911 Orthodox st. Frankford. Interment at East Cedar Hill Cemetery. Remains may De viewed "Wednesday, from 7 to Itt M.

FALKlSBURfl. On June 15, 1909. WARREN FALKINBLTRG. son of Thomazine and Delvenia Falkinburg and irrandson of Gibbons and Sarah A France, in his 15th year. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral, from his parents' residence, in-West Berlin.

N.J. on Friday. June 18. Services at the house, 2 M. Interment Berlin Cemetery.

Train leaves Market st, Philadelphia, 12.25. FALKNER. On June 15, 1909. the Rev WILLIAM HOWARD FALKNBR. son of the Rev John Falkner.

at Naples. Italy, in bis 46th year. FELTON. On Junev13. 1909.

MARY FEL-TON. in her 79th year. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday, at 2 M. at her late residence. 417 North Eleventh st.

Interment at North-wood Cemetery. FRIEDEL. On Jnne 12. 1909. GEORGE FRJF.DEL.

beloved husband of Catherine Frie-del (nee Waleh). asred 62 years and 4 months. Relatives and friends, also Philadelphia Butchers' Beneficial Brother Society, and Philadelphia Butcher Society. No 1 members of Men's German Beneficial Society of St Elizabeth'. Chnrch.

are Inyitefl to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at a. ixom has Ut -eei- southeast corner 21st and Clearfield. Interment at Green Mount Cemetery. KRAUSE. On Jnne 13.

1909. MATILDA, wife of Howard Krause, and daughter of George and Matilda Fei. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 3.30 o'clock, at St John's Lutheran Church, Race st. between 5th and 6th sts. Interment private.

Remains mav be viewed on Tuesday evening from until 9 o'clock, at her late residence, 546 Paxon st. LONG. On June 14. 1909, JAMES LONG, in his 89th vear. Services at his late residence.

St David's. Pa. on Thursday. June 17. at 11 A M.

Interment private. MCALLISTER, On June 15. 1909. suddenly, WILLIAM MCALLISTER, son of the late John and Elizabeth McAllister. Relatives and friends of the family, also congregation of Third Reform Presbvterian Church, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday, June 19.

1909. at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his sister, Mrs Margaret Hunter. 115 Wildey st. Interment at Mt Peace Cemetery. McBRIDB.

On June 14. 1909. SARAH, widow of John McBride. formerly of West Philadelphia. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of her daughter.

Mrs Mary. Sheppard. 800 17th st. High mass at the Church of the Gesu at 10 A M. Interment at Old Cathedral Cemetery.

McVEIGH. June 11. "1909. MAGGIE MCVEIGH, wife of James McVeigh and daughter of Ellen and the late Dennis Oassidy, aged 33 vears. Relatives and friends, also Hopltuh Council, of 168, are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 8.30 A from her late residence, 431 Norris st.

Solemn requiem mass at St Edward's Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. MARBINER. At Trenton. J.

oo June 15, 1909. ANNA C. daughter of the late Rev. George and Margaret Marriner. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at 225 State Trenton, on Thursday afternoon, at 1 o'clock.

MICHENER. At her late residence, 3127 Cumberland st, June 13. 1909. LOUISA MICHENER, wife of George Mlchener and daughter of the late Leopold and Caroline Herder. The relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, Wednesday, at 2.30 o'clock, in the Dales Memorial Church.

32d and Cumberland sts. Interment private. MOAN On June 15. 1909. CATHARINE, widow of Patrick Moan.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at 8.S0 o'clock, from her late residence, 1739 Edgely st. High Mass at Our Lady of Mercy Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. MURRAY. On June 14.

1909. ELIZABETH MURRAY, widow of the late Charles Murray. Relatives and friends, also the League of the Sacred Heart of St Vincent's Chnrch, are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from her late residence, 23 School lane, Germantown. Solemn requiem mass, at St Vincent de' Paul's Church, at 3. SO o'clock.

Lutermeat at Bcly. Sepulccre, dence. 2414 27th st. Solemn requiem mass at St Elizabeth's Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

FRIES. On June 13. 1900. SARAH FRIES, widow of Albert Fries. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Saturday.

June 19. at 2 from heoklate residence. 1907 FJ Huntinedom st. To pWteed to Cumberland Vault. Interment at Green Mount Cemetery.

FULL AM. Suddenly, June 15, 1909. JENNIE A FUI.LAM. wife of James Fullam and daughter of Ruben and Catharine Clements. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at 8 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, 1210 Bucknell st.

Solemn requiem mass at St Anthony's Church, at 9.30 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. GARDENER. On June 14. 1909.

MARY A GARDENT3R (nee MeGinnisK beloved wife of Charles Gardener. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 8.30 A M. from the residence of her brother-in-law. Ernest Schmidt. 2322 Leithgow st.

Solemn reouieni mass at St Edward's Church, at 10 A precisely. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. GAVITT. On June 14. 1909.

MARGARET G. widow or Sylvester Gavitt. Sr. aged 89 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday, at 2PM precisely, at her late residence.

645 16th st. Interment private. GERHARD. June 14. 1909, ELMIRA GEB-HARD.

widow of Charles -L A Gebhard. aged 73 years. Funeral services will be held the Home for Aged Couples. 1723 Francis st, on Wednesday morning, at 11 o'clock. GOODMAN.

On June 14. 1909. HENRY GEORGE, husband of Margaret Goodman, aged 61 years. Relatives and friends, also Ponema Tribe. No 239.

I Rising Sun Deutschen Arbeiter Beneficial Society, are invited to attend the funeral, ou Thursday, at 3 M. from his late residence. 1617 Bristol st. Nieetown. Interment at German Lutheran Cemetery.

GRAHAM. On June 12. 1909, GEORGE GRAHAM. The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence. 3(6 18th st.

Interment private. GRIFFIN. On June 14. 1909. JOSEPH GRIFFIN, husband of the late Alice Griffin aud son of Sophia and the late Michael Griffin, aged 36 years.

Relatives and friends of family are invited to attend funeral. ou Thursday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 2458 4th st. High requiem mass at St Edward's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

HART. On June 12. 1909. GAVIN HART. Relatives and friends invited to services, residence.

1316 Spring Garden st. Wednesday. 2PM precisely. Interment private. Please omit flowers.

HEYM. On June 13, 1909, CHARLES' F. husband of Rose Heym (nee Graf) and son of the late Frederick Heym and Mrs Mary Pfahler. aged 47 years. Relatives and friends and tbe members of the Engleside Cycle Club are -invited to attend the funeral services, "on June.

17. at 2 4. At. tuft lale residence. No 3006 Oxford st.

Interment strictly private, at Glenwood Cemetery. HINDERMYER. June 13. 1909. LOUIS HINDERMYER.

son of the late Michael and Mary A Hindermyer. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday, at 2 at his late residence, 741 Uber st. Interment at Mt Vernon Cemetery. HIRSCHLER. On Jnne 13.

1909. ISAAC I RSCHLER, in his 72d year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Wednesday at 10 A M. from his late residence. 1911 DiamoDd st.

Interment at Chelten Hill Cemetery. HOBSOX. On June 13. 1909. JOHX T.

husband of Fannie Hobson. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at 9 o'clock, from his late residence. 2209 Cherry st. Mass at St Clement's Church. 20th and Cherry sts.

at 10.o0 A M. Interment at Mt Moriah Cemetery. HOCKMAX. On June 13. 1909.

CATHERINE widow of John Hockman. Relatives and frtr-nds are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday, at 1 M. at the residence of her son-in-law. James Smyth. 2959 Salmon et.

Interment private at Oakland Cemetery. HOLT. On June 15, 1909. EDWARD, bus-hand of late Helen Holt, aged 7ti years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday, at 21 at his son-in-law's residence, Dallas Cooper, 1703 9th st.

Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. JONES. On June 13. 1909. PATRICK, husband of the late Mary Jones.

Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral oa Wednesday morniDg, at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of his son-in-law. Mr Michael Lynch. 209 East st. Mana-yunk. Solemn requiem mass and interment ac Saint John the Baptist Church.

JUMP. On June 15, 1909. at Chelsea, Atlantic City. J. ROBERT JUMP, of Philadelphia.

Due notice of the funeral will be given. KEARNEY. On June 12, 1909. GEORGE, husband of Sarah Kearney, aged 67 years. The relatives and friends, also Lysander Senate.

No 21, Order of Sparta; William Leeds Association; 10th Ward Executive Committee: the Milk Inspectors' Department of Bureau or Health, and all other organizations of which he was a member, are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence. 1530 Summer et. Interment at Mt Peace Cemetery. KELSH. On June 14.

1909, ELIZABETH, wife of Louis Kelsh. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 1342 Diamond st. High mass at Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

KLOTZBUCHER. On June 14. 1909. FREDERICK L. son of late Joseph and Katharine Klotzbucher.

in his 45th year. Relatives and friends, also the Independent Yearly Beneficial Society. Selecta Tnbe. 368. I Gerber Beneficial Society.

Glenwood Beneficial Society, and all societies of which deceased was a member, are invited to attend the funeral." on Thursday, at 1 M. from the resl- deace. big brother-io-law. Mx Heary JXariia- square. New York city.

Interment at West. Laurel Hill Cemetery, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock. TATUM On Sixth Month. 15th. 1909.

HANNAH LEEDS, wife of William FJ Tatum. at.1 65 vears. Relatives and friend are Invited to attend the funeral, on Sixth day. Slxtlt Month. 18th.

at 11 o'clock, from her lal residence. 843 4lKt St. Philadelphia. Interment private, in Woodbury Frleuds' Burying Ground. Omit; flowers.

TAYLOR. On June 14. 1909. ELIZA H. widow of Alfred Tavfor.

aged 78 years. Relatives and friends are jttvited to atteud funeral services, on Thursday at 1 precisely from residence of her son-ln-law. Isaac 8 Shreye. 3703 Longshore st. Tacony.

Interment private at Laurel Hill Cemetery. THORPE. On June 12. 1909. ELLA A.

wife of James Thorpe, and daughter of tbe late George and Iavlnla Petcrtuan. Interred June 15. 1909. at Laurel Hill Cemetery. TURTLE.

On June 15, 1909. MARY CLARKE, wife of Frederick Turtle. In her 56tb vear. Relatives and friend are inviterl to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 2 M. from her husband's residence.

3835 Creasou st, Wissahickon. In St Stephen's Church, st 3 M. Interment private at West Laurel Hill. WEBSTER. On June 15.

1909. EVERETT WEBSTER, aged 85 years. Tbe relatives anl friends arc invited to attend the funeral services, ou Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at hi late residence. 3400 Barluc street. In-' termenF" private.

WILEY. Ou June 13. WILEY, late of 322 tsmedley st. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services, at her late residence. 552 South ave.

Media. Pa. on Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Carriage will meet train leaving Broad St Station at 1.30 M. ZWEIFEL.

On Jnne 15. 1009. F.LISABF.TH, ZWE1FRL. aged 71 years. Residence.

224' I North Cleveland ave. Due notice of the fu-, neral will be given. IN MEM0RI AM. RF.NTZ. In memory of our heloved mother.

AUGUSTA BE.VTZ. who departed thin Juae ltt, loot). From, iter Beloved SHOT. KILLEDAND ROBBED Troy Tradesman Fatally Attacked In His Own Office TROY, X. June 15.

Thomas H. Vealon, a well-known undertaker, of this city, was shot and almost instantly killed in his office today. Mr. Xealon was shot twice in the chest and died while trying to reach the telephone to summon 'aid. The assailant, who is not known, made pood his escape.

Mr. Xealon was understood to have a Inrge sum of money on his person today EUd the wallet containing it is missing. -O- Off for Europe Railing on the steamer Mauretania from Xevv York for Liverpool today are the following Philadelphinns: Mr. and Mrs. William R.

Webster, Miss M. A. 'Dobbins, Miss Elizabeth Carpenter. Warren Sur-tlrr, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Sutherland, Mr. snd Mrs. Percivni Roberts and maid, Rev. John It. Davie.

Mr. John R. Davies, Jacob I). Lit. Frank Wolfe, B.

H. Rosenbach. Alexander Isaacs, Miss Georgians Moreland, W. G. Warden and manservant, w.

P. Herbert, Rev. R. I. Gem-mon.

G. K. Bowles. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Hart. Lewis Hart, Cyril Hart. Miss knnie Hart, George McCartney, Florence jf. Rhode, John Rider. Mrs.

J. S. McCartney. Miss Alberta McCartney, Miss Kiug. Vincent Goggin.

Sailing on the steamer Blnecher from New urk.fur Hamburg todav are the fol-owing Philadelphians: Mr. j. Henry Ro-fiey Acker. Mr. Dtirbin S.

Actor. Mrs. tottie A. Arnold, Mrs. H.

C. Adler, Mr..