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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY g. 1945 a 1 1 Money to Loan W. M.

McFadgen, CII.KM- Feb. 7, BAMBINA. wife of the late Anthony. Relatives ana inenas are invited to attend funeral 8 A. Seth Van Loan, Water Aide, Dies from her late resmence.

iu: zn m. rum Requiem Mass, at King of Peace Church. 9 A. M. Int.

Holy cross cem. mm r.niv F.h 7 tots SAMUEL hus Engineer, Dies band of Svlvania Bjruninir Givin. Rela tive 'and friends, also employes oi n. LOAN'S TO WORKERS HOUSEHOLD FINANCE OORPO RATION Ask for Mis Black A LOAN' IN A HURRY? PERSONAL FINANCE CO. PHONE MISS JONES.

PEN. TTS7 CASH np. LOANS TO HEIRS Why Wait Get Your Money Now Estates, legacies, trust incomes purchased. J. P.

FANNING 321 EHOAD SiT LOC. 0243 KTBASn TXVESTMF.NT COMPANY Beltleld are invited to services at tin late residence. S. Mon 1 P. M.

Int. Hillside Cemetery. Seth Morton Van Loan, identified Henry M. McFadgen, vice presi Friends may call Sunday evening. GORDON.

Feb. 7. at Miami Beach. dent and engineering manager of SAMUEL, beloved husband of Miriam Gordon, or 1.11 w. winponocKinB si.

Ti-iativps nrl friends are invited to at On Sale At All 7 Stores with Philadelphia's water system for 44 years, seven of them as chief of the Water Bureau, died Wednesday night at his home, 4523 Locust st. He was 72. the Jacobs Aircraft Engine Co. at Pottstown, died early yesterday at tend funeral services. 11 A.

M. precisely, at Morris Rosenberg Son Memorial 4 N. 11th St. WAU 2520 tKVi N. Eroad St.

SAG. 3S3S 423 Frarkford ave. JEF. 5511 Miami Beach. Fla.

He was 57. triapel, liU(t in. uroaa n. xiiicruicin Roosevelt Cemetery. 319 McClatchy Bdg.

All. 232L Blvd. 22(M. Coming here from New York as a Mr. McFadgen, who had been as lintt'NF On Feb.

8. 1945. SALLIE youth, he became an assistant en sociated with the Jacobs Co. since HOUSTON GREENE, daughter of the late Stephen ami Martha Mifflin Houston Greene. Service on Mondav at 2.15 P.

M. gineer on plans for the present fil UtANS S.I To wm propT.F-S FINANCE COMPANY 4 AVE. 4700 OPEN FRIDAY TI LI. P. it the Church of St.

Marlin-in-tne-f leius. its organization in 1929, lived at 7151 Crittenden st. here. He had Willow Grove ave. and SL Martin's lane.

Interment private. JSiONEY loanz-d on diamond. Jewelry, furs A ooos. New lecai rates on HAMPSON. Of 274B N.

12th Feb. 7, been in Florida since mid-December, and recently notified company cy isfka Sarah widow of Charles Hampson. Vweiry. Over SIOOO per under S1000 Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral is per go. carver iteeq.

l-x s- ivut officials that his health had im LIBERAL LOANS on diamonds, lewelry. services at the Wesley Harris Kcnr irunerai Parlors. 2428-30 N. Broad Saturday. 2.30 P.

precisely. Int. West Laurel Hill "Craftsman" Quality goil and suver. Low legal rates. Under proved to such an extent that he SK0.

le. Sinoo and over, month. Cemetery. Vr.i'rd Stairs Loan Society. 1310 Arch st.

HA It BA UGH. On Feb. 7. 1915, MARY would resume his duties next week. KNOWN IN AUTO RACING widow of James H.

Harbaugh. Keia-lives, friends and Wanella Council, No LOANS ON UNSETTLED ESTATES Legacies. Lite Ircomrs Purchased ESTAP.LISHF:D Heirs, s. frth t. Km.

9747. 202, D. of are InviUti to the service on Mon'lnv at 2 P. M. at her late resi tration system.

Three years ago he was named chief engineer of the city's 1 8 00 0,000 water rehabilitation pro-gram. Mr. Van Loan, ill from the grip for about a week, appeared be improving, members his family said, when he suffered a heart attack. As former secretary of the old dence. 55.17 Kingsessing ave.

Interment Fcinwnod Cem. Friends may call tun. eve. CASH IiANS V) TO SlOlO CtWMF.HClAL f'MF-V'rr PLAN P.KOAIJ. HIT.

JWff Feb. 7. of 273S N. Darlen Langhorne Speedway organization, he was well known in the automobile racing field. He was a member vM A'.

TO FI ND. INC. Bro)d A Glrard. Ste. GW6 JACOB, husband or Lvman Hippie.

Relatives and friends invited to services, at i AO Parlors of Harold B. Mul Tool Chest ligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int.

Hillside Auto Loans of the Society of Automotive Engineers and many other technical hi Cem. Friends invited Fri. eve. JASPF.ftSKX. On Feb.

7. 1945. FRED FENNA OLDEST AUTO LOAN CO. No F.RICK. husband of Wilho.Imina Dahlke Jasuersen.

of Melrose Park. service on irvesriga.inr.s, nnorss or insurance, c-asn at once COSMOS FINANCE Brand A Spr re- GarUen. Poo. 7474 6435 Market. Mondav at 1.30 P.

M. at Oliver H. Bnlr', li'vd V. Tool Chest HE95 Hold's up to 150 pieces. Of heavy ihset steel with two drawart and li't-out tot tray.

Safety lock; handles for carrying. Mr. McFadgen Is survived by nis wife, Esthma, and a daughter. Lieutenant (J. Kathryn E.

McFadgen, who is stationed at the Phila SETH VAN LOAN IH20 Chestnut at. Interment Hillside Cem. Fin-nils may rail Sun. eve. JI FmU.s.

JOSEPH Wlt.t.ARD 2C son of Mr Mrs John Jeffrie. 8737 Ash- VF. FiNANCK tin- jiunhss- of anvthli.g fl-irn Sli) lo t.alnm Autimotiiiea trucks, buses tractor. house He is survived bv his wife, Mrs. Rolls right to where you want it on hasvy-duty rubbar-tirad cattarsl Of heavy gauge staal with doubla-rainforcad corners and ends.

3 roomy drawers and ona open compartment. etc. i ate l'i to 15 rnoa. to delphia Navy Yard. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.

Florence Kitingcr Van Loan, and Heme inc. 4 ki M. riroan wd ave killed in action in South Pacific, Dec. 31, 1911. Kerjulem Mass, 10 A.

Feb. 30, at SL Rapbcl'a Church, 85th AV'TO owner loans In 35 Home Holds up to 200 placet! Heavy reinforced staal construction with 3 large drawers, tots tray, lock and carrying handles. two children. Corporal Seth M. Van Loan, stationed in New Mexico, limrum ave.

"vrer Soars In Fmur. Auto Owner H- joHNflN. Feb. 7. MARY, widow of r.arn-c Itiuad CALL POP.

Mfy OPEN EVES, and Miss Dorothy L. Van Loan. George Fisher Curwen Charles M. Johnson (nee Eaessler). Rela lives nnd friends InVlted to services.

Sat. YOU Can' cat. tin from $100 no at once, on BECAME CHIEF IN 1935 1 P. from her late residence, oil Nedro vour auto. So a vear ier SUA), plus small Services will be held at 3 P.

M. North American Consurrer ave. Int. Mt. Peace Cem.

Friends may can Monday at the Church of the Re l.m;r.t l-i N. Broad at. Kit. ir'f-. Fri.

after 7 P. M. KATZ. In Ventnor CItv. Feb.

8. 1945, 3 SALINA. widow of William, devoted mothrr Pets and Supplies r-i deemer, Bryn Mawr, for George Fisher Curwen, retired Philadelphia of Alan and Joscoh. Katz and Marv K. Her Funeral services 11 A.

SETTER Putnies. pedigreed. AKC and South Carolina lumber dealer, "ec Fcniios rJ4r Sviamore St. Hillerson Funeral Home. Atlantic City.

int. Mt. Sinai Philadelphia. 2 P. M.

who died Wednesday at his home, I-a-sjon He.ghts. N. J. Ph. (WD-W.

'-jr aEBITS. 20O over. Hutch, feeders K1MMFX Feb. 6. ALFRED husband of Catherine Kimmey.

Relatives and Walnut Hill, Villanova. He was 83 Mr. Curwen was a native of Phila aterer. For information. Han.

0594 or friends invited to services. 2.30 P. ave. CEAT DANE Puns, fawn with hiak Funeral Home of J. Harrv Stroud.

600-02 N. Kid t. Int. private. Friends may call rr.as.

rr.a'e A ferr.lc. 32 weeks delphia and was graduated from the Episcopal Academy In 1879. He was one of the early members of the Friday evening. p. (s 7 pve.

LANG WORTHY. On Feb. 7. 1945, CaNaRIcS A cthe- tvts boarded. Evo.

HORACE M. LANG of Elizabeth care Vah'e's 426 W. Oinev 319 MkL town. Pa. Service on Saturday at 2 P.

M. COCKERS Dachshund. SdtUe. Wire Hair. at Oliver H.

Bair s. 1S2U Chestnut st in A arms, frinjos. ra. aiaa. lu.i terment private.

Mr. Van Loan had served in various engineering capacities in the Water Bureau when he was appointed chief in 1935 by Director of Public Works Frank H. Caven during the Moore administration. He formerly was general superintendent of the water bureau, appointed in 1918 when the filtration bureau was merged with the water bureau. CENTRALIZED OPERATIONS In the post he was credited with centralizing Water Bureau operations which had been divided into seven districts each with its own personnel and its own equipment.

During his tenure, the first water meters In the city were installed. In 1922 Mr. Van Loun was named deputy chief of the Water Bureau. Before coming to Philadelphia he was employed by the Federal Government in the Geological and Geodetic Divisions from 1893 to 1895. Merion Cricket Club, a vestrymen at the Church of the Redeemer from 1901 to 1915 and a member of the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture.

He was a msmber of I.ITZ. Died In action at Levte. Dec. 21 LIES. Brown Tnv Collies W.

Coiumbia. St. 82." 5. Jil 394 1. P.

F. C. JAMES JOSEPH, husband of Alfreda Lilz. of 4544 Mercer st. Relatives FSH 41- SUPPLIES.

31 N. nth st. Hog. UHi and friends invited to attend Memorial Mass at St. Boniface's Church, Feb.

32. 9 A. I pri) Cocker male tana. the Board of Commissioners of Lower Merion township form 1926 to HilVIRV. Feb.

8. MARY, aged 89 Ptv.ne Marion V. F. Buv an-1 Sell vnail Tet. Htve fron vcars.

Funeral Mondav. P. Old Ijidf-s' Home. Wisslnomin-. 1933 and its secretary from 1932 to -o tv'-? S'io-r 11th Arch.

PETS AND SUPt-IES WANTED" Hammer Feb. 7. 19-15. JOHN bus bund of Ibe li te Sullie T. McEvoy.

Rela 1933. Surviving are his wife, Helen, and live and Irlenils invited to funeral. Sat 7.31 A. residence. 1038 Granite t.

Sol two daughters, Elinor E. Curwen emn Mass of Reouiem. Church of St. Marti Parrot wanted, any kind, or i iKKAKo. MIC.

P276. PUPPIES. orcs S-e us belore seUujc. We cav more. 708 N.

20th. Ste. 2050. of Tours. 9 A.

M. Interment Holy Sepulchre and Mrs. Alice O. McKeen. Interment will be in the Church of the cem.

lewing riaay evening. Work Bench MeGRATH Suddenly. Feb. 5. 1945.

Redeemer Cemetery. Hand Drill The screw top hollow handle contains eight drills. 116 to 1164 inches. Three jaw chuck takes drills' up to 'j-tnch. Easy-running gt-s.

Died 95 McGrath 'nee iPtoltz. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 10 A. from his late residence. 480i Roosevelt blvd George D.

Mullen ilemn Reouiem Mass. St. Martin's Church 11 A. M. Interment Holv Sepulchre Ceme Services will be held at 1.30 P.

M. Unassembled easy to put together. Smoothly sanded fir 2" thick. Working surface 33" high. Accurately sawed and fitted.

Ideal for power tools. terv. til-inn? Hi evening. MrKKN.NA. Feb 6.

JOSEPH hits This, curved claw "Dunlap" hammer has forged steel head, tough, pre-shrunk hickory handle. Size I1 with li-oi. head. Saturday from 1820 Chestnut st. for TRUSSES 300 UPi EIGHT.

IVVISIHI.E II I ri.ASTKl STOCKINGS UP I BELL HDRM'1 "elts. Elastic En. it nr. Orten Dallv A- Mm. to F.

M. 1 JOM I l(l i Al. EH TERN 2nd N. W. or.

tllh A i ll.r.MCT MS. hand of Ma MrKenna. Relatives and George D. Mullen, retired metallurgical engineer with the Midvale Steel who died yesterday at his home. 5315 Greene Germantown.

He was 78. AIMAN. Feb. at Ms horn. IS22 Be'h-1'he-r.

p.K-. Flourtown. EDWTNV is-hand of Florerce Still Aiman. Seni'-es fit. Vi P.

M. at S-ns. Ormar.wn ave Ivy Hii; Cera. XBey fail cc Feb 6. 11.

GEORGE of tne late Isal-eila Antlcis vi var service on St-v-nsv 2 Frenkenfield Funeral Home. anrl Ailmore. Pa. I r.terrr.ent frivBte. Ft.cr.ds may call Fn-Ci 7 to P.

M. APOTHKFB. Fob S. LEA. of Hrasar and of Cm.

Ben)n bkI Pvt 'ton ArvKhaker. of Kevon Court Ar-t-s. Dx-e notice funeral later. RF.Rf.FV. Of fi" N.

34th St Feb. 7K-. ROSEANNA "lir.GEN. Relative jmd f-end mvit'd to 9 30 A. tprvn Wroer-.

Spring Garden st. Sol- of Chui-ch of S. 11 A L-T Ho Cem. Frieiids Clay cs'i Fri. tve.

Buck Box PURE BL00D1 Hack Set Miter During the first World War he Saw was in charge of all armor plate produced for the Navy at the Mid-vale plant. He retired in 1919. He Saw 5E85 98 frlen-ls lnvltl to funeral. 8.30 A. David G.

Frankenfield 317 N. 51 s. Hlith Reouiem Mass, 30 A. Our Ladv of Rosary Church. Int.

private. Friends mav call 8 to 10 P. M. MrKINNEY. Feb 7.

JOHN, or 1706 Latona husband of Marv McKinney nee Flvnn. Funeral services 2 P. Sthraishuhn Funeral Home. 21st and Woif sts. Int.

ML Monah Cem. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M. MII.LF.K. At Presbv.

Home. 58th st. and Greenwav ave MISS JENNIE MILLER. Funeral se-vlces 11 A. Sal.

at the Home. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. MOORE.

On Feb. 5. 1915. HARRIET W. widow of Hariy J.

Moore. Relative, friends ard members of Baptist Chinh are invited to the service on S.it-uid-y at 2 P. M. at Oliver H. Pair's.

1.VJ0 Chestnut st. Friends may call Friday eve. Feb. 7. J945.

JOHANNA O'HARA. wife of the late Euwarr4 Morris. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, A. from Rilatt Funeral Home. 5:12 State Camden.

N. J. High Mass Tnm th blo4 all ttrn soli tissue! taki their fond in rwn. Unltsi th blood li sit I a kralthy cmdltia It affetts the entire Sody. Brow'i treatment is Intended hel ball a the ivitem an at the kloo in better conditlen.

Coma In, sea Or, raws, tnntaltation tree, or at Dr. Brown's I rent -ment. 52 00 Bottle. P. P.

$2.10 No. C. 6. 0. DB.

BROWN'S DRUG STORE. Ill N. 10th St. OPEN UNTIL 6 P. 1 TO 1J0 SUNDAY is survived by a son, George of 4045 Baltimore and a daugh ter.

Miss Catherine D. Mullen, of the Greene st. address. lb V7 OVERNIGHT P.ZLIEF Francis Peter Hedlund -5 Midget sizes. Ideal for ignition work.

1 5 pieces in metal bos. xrrr ppr. Po ttoK a 1 Easily handled! Cuts pushing and pulling! "Super -Tuff-saw steal blade. Cuts accurate angles. Inch hardwood, rigidly For 8 fo 12" blades.

n-breakable clear amber color grip. With 10" blade. FROM CONSTIPATION OXOHOLO 60 TABLETS 25c SAM CENTU SURI All Diuqqists Francis Peter Hedlund, internationally known sculptor, died at his home here last night after a long illness. nl the Church of the Holv Name. 9 A.

M. Int New St. Marv's Cem. Viewing eviTinir. aftor 7 Ml I.I EN.

Feb 8. 1915. GF.ORGK Tt hu.sband of the late Lklie D. Mullen. Relatives friends are Invited to the servii-e on Satunlav at 1 30 P.

M. at Oliver 11. Hair s. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private.

Friends may call Frl. eve. Mr. Hedlund was graduated from HONI I.I.I i-b 7 M.RY. wl'e of -he: Jcr.r.

Funrl Sat A. Ftme-at Hotne 234 S. 22d st. rti Mass St. Patrick's Church.

9 A. M. eve. ROW Jt 2. 191.

In the PhHn-Uine arte. S.7T WILLI F.tzPtrnk ffman. of 11 W. F.vercreen av- Chrstnut Hill, and son of PoSrrt and g.r. limvan.

Solemn He-caie-n ft 'M A. Votner of Consolation Chuich. Chestnut Ii.ll RRflHV -On Feb KATHERTVF. TTriERliAriD. f- of the late And ew iif-ow r.

-rwe Bt P.e at.vis and fr.tnds are ted to funeral. 2 at her ut- resKl-nr-e Ch'idwU-k st. tr va'e Fnends may call Frl. eve Passed ouietlv awav at he- h-ife in the Cambnils veD MARY L. wiJ of Henry XV 'erworth.

Service on Saru-day at 2 00 P- M. vr H. Eair. 1S20 Che st-rut st Ir.tertRer.t private. CANNON.

Feb 5 145. JOHN F-. rus-frand cf Emma A Cannon ir Adamsi. and friends arc invi'ed to attend the Beaux Arts Academy and studied under Gaston Borglum. His outstanding works Included monu NFxniTT.

Feb. 7. ELIZABETH nee Workman wife of the late Robert Nesbltt, Sr. Relatives, fri'-nda and members of ments at Stone Mountain. Georgia; mm Union Tahemnc Presbyterian hurch In Upset Stomach Relieved in 5 minutes or double your money back Wr.es aireu itomech atld eiatei salnfal talfoeat-Int am.

leer stomach nd doctors aiaall reacrik the liteit actlna meiclne known tor stmgtciutia relief medicinra hk- thote In Bell-ant Tablets. No lanativu. Btll-ans brin mnfort In ilffv doable voer money back on return at kettle la as. 25c at all druse. sti.

Advt. v.ted services. 2 P. at hr late Rushmore Memorial, North Dakota, and the golden tower of the Fisher building, Detroit. QOQ0 resid -nee.

U347 Howard St. Int. North-wood Cem. Friends may call FrL eve. NORRIS.

2d Sth. 1945. ELIZABETH JANNEY NORRIS, wife of the late Moses Norris. Charles P. Bower PATTERSON.

Feb. 6. ANN. of 211 Man- heim Oaklyn, N. J.

Relatives and I I friends ar? invited to services, bai- 2 P. jfafQuhk Rtlht of at the Mannal Funeral Home. 6925 Frankford ave. interment North Cedar Hill Cem. iewing Friday evening.

Charles P. Bower, retired civil engineer, died yesterday afternoon at his home, 7827 Eastern Chestnut Hill, after a long illness. He was 75. He was a graduate of the Uni fl SORE THROAT OR daughter of the late Rev. Samuel and Power Relatives and friends are incited to servtr-es.

2 1. FN McClurg's Funeral Home. 3(kJ5 Harrison Fkd. Int. Ci-dar Hill Cem versity of Pennsylvania.

He is survived by his wife, the former Anne Bennett Nolan. He was the son of HOARSENESS DUE TO COLDS DUST OR FUMES cU fiend ok POWFRS On Feb. 8. SR. M.

CELES- T1NE IH1WERS. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Requiem in the Chapel of Mater Mi.scncoitliae. the late Charles P. and Rebecca Gretz Bower. Marion.

8 A. M. Int. in Com munity Cem. i 1 It FRINGEE.

Feb. 7. ARTHUR E. of 511 Brinton st. Relatives and friends are invited lo the Sat Bequests Made P.

at Kirk- Nice's. R'l German- town ave. Int. FVrest Hills Cem. Friends call Fridav evening Jvinerai on 8.30 A.

from his late rMt)5re. Lnd'-swn ave. Solemn Mass cf P.equem at Chu'-ch of St. Rose of Lsrr.a. 30 A.

M. Int. Cathedral Cem. -WIV. In Feb.

7. I'M. P' -KFRTA wife Getiree Canvin. in her -C vrar Fuorra! service S.lt., Feb. PL 2 frm Wilde Futiral Home.

44 PitkesbutS. Pa int. Loncn-f-kers ern View Fri. even nr at Ir hor-ve. 418 Ovbroxk Philadel-th-a.

7 to 9 P. HK nr nv- T.otovood ave G-n on Feb S- 13-3. ANNABEI.LA FARR CLARK, daughter of tfc lat pA M-Culli jet Clark, i Funeral er lees iv. f-V'eb the Atonerienf. Greene itv) Walnut line J.toridav.

Fen. 12 at 2 P. M. Ir." -r-noi' P'-vaf. (OWKR.

Feb. 7 VERBENA ree Vaaehar of John Conner. PU-ttxet ard fnerifl are invited to services. 2 P. at hf- lte residence.

2220 Porta st Int. Northwod Cem. Friends nay call Fri after 7 P. M. CORKTC, Sudiicr.Tv in Labrador.

Jan. IX CORPORAL JOHN J. CORRIGAN. son cf S'ah E. and the late John A.

Corri'-tan. of N. Hbart ase 21 vears. Rela- ar.d friends, also class of 1940. St.

Terr-a More School and employes of Home Life Insurance l.n of America are 'rvited to at'end S-i-emn Riquicm Memorial Rat Fro 10. at 31 A. St. of Lima Church (OS. At Wepopah.

K. on Feb 7, CATHARINE, wife of the late Wil- P. Con Relatives and friends m-v t-d the pr. on l. 'Vi P.

at the And-ew's Funeral Home. Broad and Jhir.tT sts N. .1. Int. Over-htrm Ce-ntev.

HiMleton. N. J. To 3 Godchildren QIINLA.N. Feo.

4. 1945. JULIA widow of Dennis Ouinlan. Sr. Rela bjinTOH BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY tives and friends are invited to attend the W) funeral.

Saturday morning at 8.30 clock, QTS. from McConaghy's. Lancaster and Wyj- 1 fVJ 111 mm Aromore. High Keauiem Mass St. Colman's Church.

9.30 o'clock. Inter ment pvt. Friends invited Fri. In Easy-Pour Can REITZ. Feb.

5, WILHELMINA. wife Of the late Valentine Reitz. Relative and BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys If Larkache and leg naina are maklnc you friends are invited to funeral, Saturday, 8 30 A. Home of ncent J. Mcllvnlne 2W)5 W.

Allegheny ave. Hltth Requiem Mill al Church of Coi pus Chi lull. 10 A. M. View I sx I Let Sears I Huiscaip YOUR TIRES gy ing I- ridaV evening.

KEl'TLINGEK. Feb. 7. JOFPI hus miserable, don't just complain and do nothing about them. Nature maybe warning you that your kidneys need attention.

band of Emma Reutltnger (nee KoehK of 6ol4 Chestnut St. Relatives and friends are Invited lo services. 1 P. Fu Finest Quality You Can Buy! Regardless of what you psy, you can't buy better oill Tough friction-reducing film protects all moving parts, minimizes engine wear and repairs. Ail SAE grades.

neral Horn: of J. Harrv Stroud, 600-02 N. st Int. Arlington Cem. Friends call rl eve.

mav call 'ndav evening. 7 9. IIli HMIIW-On Feb. -4. 3945, MARY ItKWlv.

Vh 7 1045 at his resi ELLEN RICHARDS, of 371IS Hamilton St. Walnut Villanova. GEO HGE Relatives and friends are invited to the serv FT HEP. CURWEN Scry.ces and inter- iCe on Fridav at 2 P. at Oliver H.

Bair's, 1 I Tax included merit. Church of toe Redeemer. Bryn I iS20 Chestnut st. Interment Westminster Mawr. 3 P.

M. It is earnestly Cem. Frienas may call Thurs. evening. ne uuneya are nature coin way 01 taking excess acids and poisonous waste out of the Mood.

They help zuost people paas about 3 pint a day. If the 1H miles of kidney tubes smd filters don't work well, poisonous waste matter stays in the blood. These poisons may st art ztagging backaches, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling, pufnnesa tinder the eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning sometimes shows there iesome-tuing wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Dosn's Pills, used suceeaafuUy by millions for over 40 years.

They give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from the blood. Get Dosn a Pill. Advt. ROBINSON Feb. 7.

1945. WILLIAM formerly of 4031 Cresson WissahiCKOn F'rienos invited to call eve. at his late Bequests' of $500 each are made to three godchildren in the will of Olga E. Tafel, probated yesterday. The legatees are Irma T.

Boericke, Tita Turner and Peggy Spring. The testatrix, who lived at 6075 Drexel road, Overbrook, died Jan. 27. She bequeathed the residue of her $15,000 estate to her sisters, Mrs. Irma Boericke and Mrs.

Melitta T. Turner. Mrs. Margaret Julia Speidcl, 418 E. Phil-Ellena who died Jan.

6, left her $16,000 estate to her daughters, Mrs. Margaret S. Buzzard, Mrs. Edna S. Thompson and Mrs.

Anna S. Bastier, and a son, Harold Speidel. 3 Sons to Share $193,407 Trust A balance of $193,407 of the terminated trust fund created under the will of the late Frank A. Crawford of Aldan Park Manor, Germantown, who died in 1934, was ordered distributed yesterday under an adjudication by Judge Charles Klein in Orphans Court. The fund was awarded in equal shares to three sons, Earl S.

Craw residence. ourtown rd Plymouth Meet ing Services 1 30 P. M. Int. private.

v. est Laurel hiu cem SAM1S. Feb. 7. MARGARET fnee wife of Ihe late James Sands.

reouested tr.at no rowers be sent. DALZFLL. ELIZABETH GUILFORD. of the iate Wiiham Sage Dalzeli. of Pt'-sou-stri.

suoMoniv. at her residence. The Mermor.t." Bryn Mawr. Pa. Due of funeral will be given.

rPl E. Feb 5 1545. former! of Tai-by. Pa. HORACE H.

husband of -v fv-Pue ree Meinfvrei. Pela-t ves and friends are invited lo a'tend I'ltTi! Sat at 9 A from Parlors of Ci-h- Drew. 920 Mam Di-rhy. Pa. F.eou'rrn Mass.

Churrh of the Blessed Virstn Marv at 10 A. M. ST. Cemetery- Friends may-call cvcr. ng.

PnAHrK. Sharon H-'l. Feb. 7. 1945.

relatives ami menus inviiea to ine lunerai 3D A. from late residence. 331 1 N. 20th st: Solemn Requiem Mass in Our l.idv of the Holv Souls' Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends invited eve. SCHEFFI.ER.

At Moorestown. N. 3.. Feb. 6.

ARTHUR, husband of I-ailra M. I I i I I I Sehefler (no- Mateckii. Relatives and ANNA wtriow of Jthn H. Donahue inenos invueii io aneno runerai. America No.

If 4 ar.d B. V. M. Sodality in- Moorestown. N.

J. Solemn Hifjh Mass ot vttei to attend funerai. 8.30 A Requiem. Our Ladv of Good Counsel Church, cf hr daucr.tr. Mrs Cennte J.

9 A. M. Int. Holv Redeemer Phlla. Vv'-Jte.

Madtton hestcr. St. emn Fr-emis mav call Fri. eve. of pou--em 't Church of the Holv eo.

or IM. 4tn 1 JOHN SEF.MEL. Relatives and friends invited to the sei-vire. P. Par lors of Harold B.

Mullican. 1119 W. Le- high ave. Int. private.

Viewing Fri. eve. Prompt Service! Finest Grade Camel back Used! Thousands more miles ahead for your tires if you let Sears experts recap them with fine Grade Camelback! All work done strictly according to government specifications. Warning don't wait until tires are too badly worn as it may not be possible to have them recapped at all! Allowance forQrflc Your Old Plug You Pay SH ANA CHER. Feb.

6. MARY widow of Peter J. Shanagher (nee Murray). Relatives and friends, also Altar and Rosary So 10 A M. Fnends call Fri.

eve. Int. 5: Cross Ccrn 5GT ROBERT J. W. FAGAN.

73.1 killed in action, a New Gu-rrcs. Jin. t. 1045 son cf Jarres dc Lena W. Fagan.

Hela-t ves er frtends ir.ced to Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Clement's Church. Feo. lo.

10 A. M. 6. BRIDGET ENNIS 'nee wife of Michael J. Ennis.

for-rverlv of Chtr.ut H.il. Pa. Relatives ard I I ford, of Pasadena, F. Russell Crawford, of New York, and Donald Crawford, of New Hope. The fund ciety, are invited to funeral.

9.30 A. late residence. 800 N. Markoe st. Solemn High Mass.

Church of Our Mother of Sorrows. 11 A. M. Interment Holy Cross provided a life income for Mrs. Crawford, who died last year.

CEc Died TERRY. At hi home In Edgewater (with aid plug) NO RATION CERTIFICATE NECESSARY Park. N. on Feb. 8.

liHS. J. hlhmoin TERRY. Service on Monday at 2.30 P. M.

at Oliver H. Bair's. 1S21) Chestnut sL Interment private. TILTON. Feb.

7. MARY wife of Herbert J. Tilton. of 6124 Irving st. Relatives and friends Invited to service.

2 P. Funeral Home of Andrew J. Bair Son. 3925 Chestnut st. Int.

Arlington Cem. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M- eemetery. Feb. 6, ANNA wife of 1he late Michael Shie'ds 1 nee flal-lagherf.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral. 9 30 A. M. Residence. 414 S.

24th st. Solemn HIBh Mas of Reouiem. Si. Patrick' Church, 11 A. M.

Inf. Holv Cross Cem. SIMMONS. Of 132 Limekiln pike, tllen-siue. suddenly.

FVb. 5. PMS. ARTHUR SIMMONS Services F'ridav. 2 P.

at the F. Thies Funeral Home. 26 N. Easton rad. Glensidf Int.

Hillside Cem. Friends mav call Thursday evening. SPERRY. On Feb. 7.

1945. ALBERT husband of Eliie Hunter Snerry. of 5840 Pentridge st. Relatives, friends. Welcome Lodse.

No. 453. F. A. Keystone Assembly No.

2, A. O. M. and employes of P. T.

are invited to tne Fervice on Saturday at 2 P. M. at Oliver Bair's. 3S21I Chestnut St. Interment Arlinctn Cem.

Friends mav call Fri. eve. Lakeland. Feb. 5.

1945. M. KIRK, hnn ot Charles. and Cath 1 io.rs8T Remember that Constipation can make oy problems leek hard I Constipation can undermine energy and confidence. Take Nature's Remedy (Nit Tablets).

Contains no chemicals, no minerals, no phenol derivatives. NRTablcts are different diet different. Purely vegetable a combination of 10 vegetable ingredients formulated over 50 years ago. Uncoated or candy coated, their action is dependable, thorough, yet gentle, as millions cf Nil's iSave proved. Get a 25 Convinccr Box.

Caution Take only as directed. Nff TONIGHT TOMORROW ALRIGHT A A A 4 I Prices for Recapping Your Tires Furnished Upon Request Thermoseal construction gives a compression-tight seal that prevents loss of power, saves gasoline. REPLACE FAULTY PUiGS- Jr-r mvi'-d to funeral. A. frcrn her ia'e 2Sf? W.

Haines Solemn Mass of Requiem at St. Vin-ft Church at 3'J A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem 1'FPER.

Feb 7th. formerly of IS S. I.v fr. bivd L'IS. hu hind of tent let te K- latnes an 1 li.end ir.v it-l to sersices 2 Funeral Horn? of S.

Heim. -t2i West Chester Pike. and Friends may caU Sun. eve. MTTIPU.1M On Feb.

7. 1043. NICOLA huo ind of the late Geovanr.ina Fit-t'ridi ears. Solemn Requiem Mass at tr.e Churrh cf the Fpiphanv at 11 A M. Monday.

If terment Holy Cross Cem. Fori ns Feb 6. CHARLES A hus-b-nd tf the late Sue Foulds. Se'vices Stii-dav. 1 P.

A'S. Wm. H. Batters-bv. 3316 Broad st.

Int. Northwood Cem. FI FESS. Feb. 8.

MADEL.MDE WARD, widow cf Thomas S. Furness. Services Saurdav. 2 P. at King's Hignway West.

Haddonfieid. N. J. Interment Baptist Cemetery GAIXAGFTFR. Feb.

6. 1945. CECILIA T.ee Monachanc wife of the late Thomas Relatives and fiends are invited to ine furerai. Sat. 30 A.

from her residence. N. fiSth st Solemn Re ouiem iss. ST Ca 'Istus ChujcB. 10 A.

Iniei meet St. Deni' Ccnj. Vii wing evrnmc TREF2. Feb. 7.

GEORGE, husband of Emma H. Trefz (nee F'inkenauer of 501 W. Hortter St. Services and interment nrivata. Friends and Lodge No.

9. r. and A. mav call at Kirk Nice's. 6301 Germantown Fri.

eve. Van LOAN. At his home. 4523 Locust erine Kirk Stetson. Services from the Huff AIL-VEGETABLE LAXATIVE on Feb.

7. 1945. SETH MORION, nus-hnnd nt Florence Kittinger Van Loan. Funeral Home. W.

Mam Lansdale. Pa on Saturday. Feb. 30. at .9 A.

M. Solemn Friends may call at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut sL. Sunday from 4 to 10 P.

M. Interment private. Lockport and Catskil! papers please copy. VOIC.T. Of 1344 N.

Park Feb Reouiem Mass at St. Stanislaus Churrh, 9 30 A. M. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Friday evening. STOKEX.

Feb 7. 1945. VIRGINIA, of 5 N. asth st. Relatives and friends Invited lo runerai.

Sat 9 A. White Funeral, Home. 4701) SiwiriRfielil ave. High 1 Mass of Reouiem. Church of St.

James. 10 All Above Items On Sale At These 7 Stores: 7. beloved hushand of Nellie Volgt. Relatives and friends, also St. Cecilc Lodge No.

5iS. and A. N. City and the Theatrical Union No. 8.

I A T. are invited to funeral ser I A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

vices. 1 P. Apts. Wm. H.

Bat- ONE WORD SUGGESTION FOR ACID INDIGESTION- S. PHILA. 2015 S. Broad Open Every Thursday, Fri. and Sat.

Till 9.30 P. M. CAMDEN Adm. Wilson Blvd. GERMANTOWN i 125 W.

Chelten Ave. WEST PHILA. Market at 64th JENKINTOWN 426 Old York Road NORTHEAST Roosevelt Blvd. CENT. PHILA.

1641 N. Broad tershy. 3316 N. Broao st. int.

tern wood Cem. Viewing Sunday evening. WESLEY. Suddenly, at St. Louis.

Mo. STItll Til.ANli. At the home of her daughter. Mrs. R.

W. Malsbury. 358 Academy lane. H'L'hland Park. Pa on 7th.

3945. MARTHA LAVINIA STRICKLAND nee Hawks. widow of J. Clarence Strlck-I land. Relatives and friends are invited to RAPHAEL-SACKS FUNERAL DIRECTORS ALBERT SACKS President 1945 N.

BP.OAD ST. STE. 4S83 sr.h 4 JOHN hushand of fjiura Wesley and son of Mrs. Harry V. Elliott, of 7215 "TUfflS 1 the service on Sat.

at 1 P. M. at Oliver MrCallum st. Memorial service, tsaiuraay. 10.30 A.

Funeral Home ot Andiew J. Bair's. lf.O Chestnut l. Interment Arlingion Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve. Bair A Son. 3925 Chestnut St..