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-THE ALLENTOWN MORNING CALL, SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 1911. THREE- rr if it ni -a O-O ii ii FARMERS VEli SATISFIED WITH POTATO CROP The upper end farmers are fairly well satisfied with their crop of pota- FANCY SELECTED EGGS This is Liss Than Whole- fJCo sale Price. GVEEGEGD dez. ROTTH CO.

Another CI; Saving for Saturday in the Best Quality, of Lamb, Beef, Veal. SCRAPPLE 4a POUND None better at any price a promise to leave town immediately thereafter. The hearing was before Squire Sieger. Chief of Police Silfies made the arrests. Other Items.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dilcher returned on Thursday from their wedding trip to Bermuda and took up their residence at their newly furnished ftyi SASlfl (AA JlUtyjfAi vat I Against Against toe so far, although the quantity is not IFresh Country Sausage so targe as in some previous years, the quality and the price brought are PORK ROAST 12c lb. PORK SAUSAGE 16c lb. SUBSTITUTE LARD 10c lb.

Shoulder Pork Chops 12c lb. Substitutes Imitationo home on South Eleventh street. Eli Sieger and William F. Fenster 2 lbs. tor 25c maRing up ror this deficiency.

macher are spending two days on a There has been a pretty steady shipment of potatoes from the upper end and there does not seem to be much gunning trip to Point Philip. 10c RUMP STEAK 12c LB. ROUND STEAK I 14c LB. CHUCK STEAK and CHUCK ROAST. Cut from the very best beef Get theWell-Known Round Package disposition by the- farmefs to store Unimpeachable If you were to see their potatoes and wait for higher prices.

It is believed by some that the unequalled volume of unimpeachable testimony in favor of Hood's Sar-saparilla, you would upbraid yourself for so long delaying to take this ef this will create a spring shortage and VEAL BREAST 9c lb. VEAL ROAST 10c lb. VEAL CHOPS 12c lb. Kidney Veal Roast 14c lb. VEAL STEAK 16c lb.

that potatoes will very likely go up to as high as $1.50 per bushel by spring fective medicine for that blood dis ease from which you are suffering. Just now the growers are getting 77c to 80c per bushel (by weight) at the 9'2C 10c SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS LOIN LAMB CHOPS HIND QUARTERS OF. GENUINE SPRING LAMB LB. railroad warehouses. When they bring LB.

FUNERAL OF MR. HELLERICH. them to the cities they get as high as fl per bushel for selected potatoes. Largely Attended Services Conducted I We Hove a Very Fine Lot of Among the growers- of potatoes in the upper gravel section who did well EflAILf E' MILK' Made in the largest, best equipped and sanitary Malted -MiEk plant En the world We do not makc'milk products- Skim Milk, Condensed Milk, etc. But thm Original-Genuine HORLgCK'S MALTED Ml Lit Made from pure full-cream milk and the extract of select malted grain reduced to powder form, soluble in water.

Best food-drink for all ages. C7ASK FOrt HORUCK'S i at Burkholder's Undertaking Parlors. The funerai of Frederick Hellerich, Prwits and Vegetables with the tubers this year were: Henry Harter, 10 acres, 900 bu. Willis Peter, 11 acres, 1000 bu. Irwin Hoffman, 1500 bu.

Robert E. Peter, 7 acres, 900 A. J. Snyder, 7 acres, 900 bu. andTravelb? who died at Norristown on Monday, aged fifty years, took place Friday afternoon.

Largely attended services were conducted over the remains at the undertaking rooms of J. S. Burk-holder, No. 113 North Eighth street, by 18c I 10c CELERY HEARTS PER BUNCH FINE LARGE FLORIDA ORANGES PER DOZEN E. Krause, 8 acres.

1000 bu. James Kressly, 900 bushel3, Fair VHQ OR MILK Rev. Frederick Wackernagel, pastor crop, but fine quality. Owen Riedy. 15 acres.

150 0 MALTED Pacob E. Hunsicker. 10 acres, 1300 of St. Peter's Lutheran church, after which interment was made in Greenwood cemetery. The following floral tributes were presented: Broken cir- Haul all al.l-.

bu. 9w ail UICI UIU WIUUO Phaon Fenstermacher. 11 acres, 800 bu. Egg Pants 10c up Lettuce head I Radishes .2 bunches 5c Baldwin Apples. quarter Endive 3c Parsley 6c bunch Sickle Pears 8c quarter Chestnuts 10c lb.

Spinach 8c per quarter Wax Beans quarter bunches Tokay SwetPotSoes quarter Cauliflowers 6c head up' Brussels Sprouts. 2 bxs. 25c Grapes lb. White Potatoes. 45c per bas.

EXTRA HEAVY FANCY Of- I FANCY CREAMERY TUB EXTRA HEAVY GRAPE- GRAPE FRUIT 3 FOR BUTTER POUND 0C FRUIT 2 FOR cle.Sister Carrie and family; pillow, Edwin S. Snyder. 14 acres, 1400 bu. inscribe "Brother," family; white chrysanthemums, Niece Jennie; white and yellow chrysanthemums, wife; spray of carnations and ferns, children. A slumber robe was given by the children.

C. D. J. Frank, 600 bu. Benjamin Friebolin, 1900 bu.

Henry Friebolin, 1200 bu. O. J. Fink, 1000 H. O.

Handwerk SYs acres, 1000 bu William German 8 acres, 1000 bu Francis Harter, 26 acres, 3000 bu, Samuel Peter, 800 bu. Edwin A. Snyder, 1000 bu. Mnaes Metzitar. 800 bu.

730 Hamilton Street. Allentown, Pa. For Young and Old StomadiAgony Wilson A Bachman, 5 acres. 500 bu. I Vinol Builds You Up Catechetical Class to Organize.

The catechetical class for the vear Ni-o-na Melts That Lamp of Lead Henry A. HunsUker, 1400 bu. Reuben A. Fink, 1000 bu. Clement Dickert, 26 acres, 2600 bu Beniamin Krause, 9 acres, 1000 bu- 1911-1912 of Zion's Reformed church in Five Hinutes will meet for organization In the chapel on Monday evening at 8.00.

All Harry A. Hoffman, 23 acres, 3900 bu. those desiring to take up the work for The best all around prescription for the year are requested to meet with Guaranteed to give satisfaction or your money refunded. American Medicine Co. 643 Hamilton Street, Next Door to Hotel Allen.

indigestion, belching, heaviness, gas, nervousness, dizziness, sleeplessness the class at that time, so that a full term may be profitably spent by the and bad dreams is known throughout. pastor ana the members. the world as MI-O-NA stomach tablets What Have You Got to Say As to A Fall Suit or Overcoat Surely the Cold Wave is on the Job and if You Want to Keep the Doctor off the' Job Come in and Get Fitted Out The Worth for Your Money That You Will Get Her is Hard to Duplicate Elsewhere. You'll be delighted if you purchase of these Fall Suite that we have at such interesting "move on" prices that you cannot help bet buy here. Why not take advantage of this splendid opportunity to get value that, you will surety pay more for elsewhere.

Eveiy Suit and Overcoat is worth more than we are asking for it. James A. Holbn, 1200 bu. Frank George, 80d bu. William F.

Frey, 800 bu. Frank J. Kressley, 1900 bu. O. P.

Fisher, 1400 bu. William Bittner, 2000 bu George. S. Krause, 1000 bu. Fred L.

Handwerk, 1200 bu. Elvin Hausman, 1000 George, 700 bu. Menno George, 1000 bu. Nathan Heintzelman, 1000 bu. Reuben Bachman, 3500 Wilson Snyder.

1500 bu. JACOB DAUBENSPECK, Funeral Director and Embalmer. 21 South Eighth St. Lehigh 'Phone No. 2484.

Fenna. 'Phone No. S62M. Both night and day calls promptly answered. Thomas Grim.

7 acres, 800 bushels; Nelson Ebert, 800 bu. So quick are the results and so last Uara Aro Cmf nf tho Mann That Vnii E. W. SCHLOUCH, UNDERTAKER. Schnecksvtlle, Penna.

Bell Phone No. 761-13 D. D. Fenstermaker. 1500 bu.

1 Reuben Fenstermaker, 1800 bu. A. K. Fink, 1000 bu. James B.

Hunsicker, 1000 bu. George A. G. Kistler. 1000 bu.

James A. Oswald, 800 bu. David S. Oswald, 1800 bu. Fenstermacher.

1000 bu. iibiu mu i vif ui iiiu iTiuiij inai iuu Will Find a Rich Assortment of ing are the cures made by MI-O-NA stomach tablets that H. E. Peters Co. say to every reader of the Morning Call: If MI-O-NA doesn't end indi-gestio'n and put your stomach in oer- GEORGE E.

MOSSER COMPANY The largest, oldest and most reliable dealers Jin Hides and Tallow in this section, have decided that, as they have no teams on the road to collect hides and tallow from country merchants and farmers, they will Give Merchants and Farmers the Benefit of this Saving and will pay the same price that others are pajying, and an extra commission of one per cent, per pound for delivery, to their warehouse. George E. Nosser Company, Tilghman St and Lehigh Valley R. R. Drive down Green street from Meadow to warehouse.

fect condition money refunded sure DEATHS. Some of the good crops of apples ly no iair minded sufferer could ask more. 50 cents at H. E. Peters Co.

are reDorted by the following: Nath an iHeintzelman, 600 bu; Reuben Bach and druggists everywhere. Test samples free from Booth's Mi-o-na, Buffa man. 300 Thomas Grim, 5iw lo, N. Y. William F.

Frey. 150 O. P. Fisher, 500 bu. 1 Overcoats Long style, fancy mix- -ed Scotch with two style collar, regular and -changeable, at $7.50 to $30.

Three quarter length coats, velvet coHar, wors- teds, cheviots, Scotches, $12 to $25.00 Men's Suits Fancy brown worsted Suits, $18,150 value, Special, $10.95 Gray mixed Cheviot, $14 value, Special, $7.95. Elegant line of Men's Suits, in all the-, new and desirable fabrics, $10 to $25. I-' ECKROTH. At Coplay, November 3, 1911, Dorothy daughter of Geo. M.

and Sarah 1 Eckroth, aged 9 months. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the parents' -residence. No. 1442 Second street, Coplay, on Monday at 1.30 p. m.

Interment in Coplay Cemetery. A.S.M. DANNER. At Siegfrieds, of diph-theretic croup, November 3, 1911, Alfred son of Edgar S. and Levina HAPPENINGS COPLAY he acturers loiliiiw io.

OR QUICK READING IM C. Danner, aged 1 year, 10 months and Postal Savings Bank. 26 North Seventh Street The post office department has de City Hotel Building Allentown, Pa. Let Us Supply Year Clothes Wants 15 days. -Private funeral from the parents' residence, No.

1784 Maim, street, Sieg frieds to-day at 2 p. with interment in Howertown cemetery. A.S.M. ZUBER In this cHy. Nov.

2. 1911. Clothing So Good and Cheap Jeremiah Zuber, aged 43 years. Relatives, friends, Woodmen of the Sixth and Hamilton Streets, Allentown, Pa. World and Knights Maccabees can view the remains at his late residence, No.

461 Linden street, on Sunday evening between 6 and 8 o'clock. Services and' burial will take jlace at Reading TheyAre Breslking All Records Store Closes Daily at 6 P. M. Open Monday and -Saturday Erenings On Monday morning at 10.30 o'clock. signated the Coplay office as a postal savings bank, business to be opened on Friday, November 24.

Fire Company Nominations. The Coplay Fire Company held its regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening when the following nominations for officers were made: President, Evan Gufh and Charles Miller; vice president, Harry Stump; secretary, William Johnson; financial secretary, Adam Bair; treasurer, Robert Gillespie; engineer, Asa Heokman; assistant engineer, Fagan; hose directors, Horace Balliet and John Holzer; plug directors, Thomas Hower and Samuel Wallich; carriage directors, John W. Scott and William F. Fenstermacher and trustees, A. D.

Levan, James Arthur and H. V. Sieger. Bank Employs Watchmen. Since the finding of a burglar's kit and the general burglary scare at this place, many people have felt, uneasy owing to the supposed efforts to rob the Coplay National Bank.

In view of this the management has employed W. CLE WELL. At Cementon, October 31, 1911, Catharine, widow of the late Make up your mind to the fact that you are going to get good goods and better values here, then come here and get them. Friday and Saturday are the days to get acquainted with the store that is not only breaking all records but is the talk of the town Sylvester Clewell, aged 67 years, months and 30 days. The funeral will be held on Satur day morning at 9.30 o'clock from the as well.

If you think we're over-enthusiastic, come and see you'll get the pleasantest A residence of hi Edwin Rothrock, at Cementon. Interment will be made at Egypt. A.S.M. WERTMAN. Suddenly, in Salis bury township, November 1, 1911, A Showing That Offers You Lewis Wertman, aged 69 years, 7 months and 1 day.

Relatives and friends are respectful August Klingler as night watchman. ly invited to attend funeral services in Any uneasiness about the strength Ebenezer Church, New Tripoli, on Mon A Host Superior Range of Styles and Prices and Noteworthy in Quality iSgou will be greatly interested in our elaborate show- of the bank's strong box must come day afternoon at 1 clock. Interment from a lack of knowledge of its eiquip- in adjoining cemetery. S. SNYDER.

At New Tripoli, October mentv The large mananganese safe which holds the bank's funds is guaranteed against the moat powerful explosive in the most skillful The vault is also fire and burglar proof. ing of splendid Golden Oak and Quartered Oak Bed ft Suites. Fverv. niece is selected with the idea tn moof 30, 1911, Maria, wife of Jonas F. Snyder, aged 77 months and 15 days.

Relatives and friends are respect- your taste and need. surprise (ag to clothing) that ever came your way. Special for Friday and Saturday Men's Suits and Overcoats A4 the price of $9.90 you canselect a suit or overcoat from the largest of large stocks and be correctly attired. Better see them if you are thinking of buying a new Suit or Overcoat. While special given to the $9.90 line, the suits priced at $5.90 and $7.90 are great bargains.

Boys' Fine Suits and Overcoats Specially Priced for Friday and Saturday iliTsurance on Ks moSes" attend unreal services from the fam The styles are unusual and exclusive, enabling you to furnish your home in a most original manner. ily home at iNew Tripoli, on Saturday morning at 9.30 o'clock. Regular services and burial at New Tripoli Some Exceptional Specials That Will Surely Be a Big Saving and Bargain to Every Buyer In our large array are represented Forty Deautiful Styles church. W.F.&S. DINNENY In this city, Nov.

2, 1911, Thomas Dinneny, Sr. Funeral on Monday morning o'clock from hi3 late home, No. 137 Gordon street, to which relatives and friends are invited without further notice. High mass -will be sung in the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9 a. m.

Burial will be made in the English Catholic cemetery. W.J.S. SE I Entered into rest, at Emaus, October 31 1911, Solomon Seip, aged 86 years, 8 months and 5 days. Funeral from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. John KerchneV, North Fifth street, Emaus, on Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock.

Short services at the house, and regular services at Ziegel's Church at 2.30 o'clock. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Relatives and Mends are respectfully invited to attend without further notice. B.F.S. Silfies on the Trail.

i Between 2 and 3 o'clock Thursday morning Policeman Silfies detected two suspicious characters going about the streets of the borough. He kept them under dye and went through yards and alleys in an effort to get close enough to stop them. Evidently they saw him coming and led him a merry chase for an hour. Finally the prowlers crossed the Lehigh river bridge and escaped -into Northampton. Mr.

Silfies says they were both, tall in stature although he could not get close enough to learn their identity or recognize them. High School Festival. A festival was held 'in Town Hall last evening by -the high school scholars. The proceeds derived therefrom will be devoted to the piano fund of the' school. Quite a jiumber attended.

Rounds Up Bad Men. Frank Miller and; Joseph Dcmitavitz were arrested on Thursday for disorderly conduct and drunkenness and were fined $5.00 and costs by Squire Sieger. A hobo giving his name as John Smith, of Lansford, was arrested, on Thursday for begging. When arrested he claimed to be deaf and wo aid' not talk, communicating by signs and through writing. At his hearing he 'Sam His in eight piece suites, all made of finely selected oak wood and constructed -in a most substantial manner.

Prices range from $21.00 to $175.00 Three big Specials in handsome patterned Suites, eight pieces at only $35,50, and $49.00. With S. H. Green Stamps giren extra if you buy here Boys' Suits and Overcoats in all the latest colors, dark grey and brown mixtures, regular $3.50 values $1.98 Boys' Knee Pants, sizes 5 to 16, in fancy cassimeres, regular 75c values, special, at Men's Pants, special at Men's Pants, regular $2.00 and $3.00 values and 98c Men's fine Jersey Shirty, regular 75c values Men's and Boys' Sweaters, blue, grey and brown, regular 75c Men's High Rock Fleeced -Undewear, shirts and drawers, regular 50c values 37c Men's and Boys' SAveaters, all colors, regular $2.00 values 98c Men's fine Wool Underwear, natural grey arid red, regular $1.25 and $1.50 values 89c Canvas Gloves, regular 10c values; Men's All Wool Hose regular 20-cent values Men's and Ladies' sizes and colors, Regular $3.00 values J. S.

BURKHOLDEB, LICENSED UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, Office and Residence, No. 113 Nerth Eighth St, Allentown. 734 Hamilton Street, Allentown Pa Calls answered at all hours, absent-mindedness provoked wrote his name as a. Ben Jtence of 24 houra-ia the lock-up and day and.