The Morning Call from Allentown, Pennsylvania • 12

ALLENTOWN MOBNING CALL, FRIDAY, FEB. 3, 1911; OBITUARY. i Strengthen MRS. JAMES G. YOUNG.

Mrs. Beulah Vale Young, wife of JamoB YmiTiir vesterday after S3TC1. jr i. END OF THE FEBRUARY the Body For the Day's Work on Grape Nets and Cream DELICIOUS! noon at hte Allentown. Hospital, aged 25 years, 3 months and 15 days.

Funeral services will be held Friday evening at o'clock at her late home. Second and Hamilton streets, second floor and at 8.15 a. m. Saturday the body will be taken to the home of her uncle. Wilson Raub, at East Mauch Chunk, where further services will be held at 2 p.

in. and interment in Ever HAL 9 green, cemetery at that place. WILLIAM EVANS. William Evans, a well-known resident of Fullerton, died yesterday at the home of hia son-in-law, Morris Herzog, No. 20 Packer Hill.

The deceased was 73 years of age, and was formerly employed as a puddler at the Fullerton Rolling Mills. Two daughters survive. The funeral will be held on Sunday at two o'clock with interment In Fairview cemetery, West Catasauqua. MRS. CHARES KJSTLER.

Mrs. Charles K. KistlM of New Tripoli, died yesterday forenoon, from a complication of diseases in her sixty-first year. Deceased is survived by AT THAT LASTS URN Hard Shiny Black Anthracite the GOOD The seasons final offerings and extra price reductions have-added new and greater interest to this Grand February event, which offers such decided advantages in quality and money-saving. And it is certainly a pleasure to sell such fine merchandise, although the sales are" unprofitable, as every purchaser realizes that the value he buys here for little money are considerably greater than that what he had elsew here.

NOW DON'T DELAY IN COMING HERE IF YOU WANT TO SHARE IN REAL SAVINGS ON GENUINE BARGAINS LIKE THESE: NOTE THAT WORD "GENUINE." COAL WITHOUT DIRT We Sell Year In Year Out a Highly Satisfactory Fuel. Allenfown fee Co. 1006 esmfiton Street 1104 Lehigh. 129R Penna. her husband, her motner, jaiuu Ettingrer and the following children: Mrs.

Daniel Brobst, of Mrs. Charles S. Moser. of Philadelphia, Dr. A.

J. Lehighton. The following brothers and sisters also survive, Reuben, of Nebraska. Clinton, of Lynnville, Agnes, of Lynnville, Mrs. Daniel Snyder, also of Lynnville, Mrs.

David Case, of Kansas City. Mo. Funeral services on Tuesday morning at 9.30, Rev. A. O.

Ebert, officiating. Interment New Tripoli cemetery. FRANK HOLETZ. Stricken with heart failure Thursday morning while at work at the Bethlehem Steel Company cinder dump. Frank llolets, aged 45 years, fell over dead.

A wife and five children survive. Deceased was a former milkman in South Bethlehem and had been employed at the BethTehem Steel Company for seven years. The funeral will take place on Salurday. JOHN ANKERMAN. John Ankerman died Wednesday afternoon at the residence, at Bethlehem, aged 49 years, 8 months and 5 days.

Deceased was born in Austria and came to America 19 years ago. He was employed at the Bethlehem Steel Company plant. JOHN A. MACK. John A.

Mack, the well-known shoemaker and taxidermist, pf Bftthlehm. died Thursday morning at the home of his daughter. Mrs. John Fisher, aged 64 years, 11 months and 5 days. Death was due to apoplexy, with which he was stricken just before his death.

He suffered a slight stroke last Saturday while on his way to hi3 shop. Mr. Mack was born in the Indians Territory otl Feb. 23, 1845, a son of the late Edwin J. and Mrs.

Mary Very special. About 40 odd suits in men's and young men's suits that were formerly priced at $8.50 and $10 are now re- AO duced to JPfcT.i0 A handsome lot of $18 Overcoats in latest novelty patterns and staple 4 at ---iAm blacks and grevs A iron's fine Dress all avooI, fast black in medium length and loii models, best $12.00 quality in the market. Has extra good lines, tine velvet collar and special Canton pockets. The clearance 7 price is OO wren's Stylish Suits in neat and nobby yatterns of pure stock, cheviots and Avorsteds. Hundreds of special designs for young men, neat patterns for conservative dressers, in all over '200 suits, the Lest $15 values of the season.

The colorings are rich greys, browns and tans in smooth and wool finished fabrics. $12.50 reduced to Soaoh Mack, missionaries Cherokee Indians. He wa3 educated One great lot of Men's $10.00 Overcoats in good wearing fabrics, medium at Nazareth Hall and at the Moravian College. After leaving he learned the Protects Against Loss If you have stocks, bonds, mortgages, money, jewelry, in the house you should have a Meilink Home Deposit SAFE to keep them in. They are not expensive prices, ranging from $1S to $30.

M.C. Ebbscke Hardware Go. 606 Hamilton St. shoemaklng trade, which be had fo! length blacks $6.95 lowed since. He came to Bethlehem and in 1864.

He was married to Miss Em ma Meango, of HowTtown. His wife and fonr children preceded nim In death about 15 years ago. He is sur vived by two daughters, Mrs. Charles Weaver, of Jersey City, and Mr. John Fisher, of Geopp street, with whom he lived; eight grandchildren, bis motner also finest now a resident of winton-balem, $9.98 four sisters.

Mrs. W. T. Vogler and serges A splendid assortment of Men's $12 and $13.50 Suits in special quality all-wool Scotches and Worsteds, re- duced to mOnJ Over fifty dozen Men's Lisle Suspenders, all first quality elastic, best 25c quality, regular full Mrs. James Crauch, of inston-Salem N.

Mrs. Eimna Smith, of Alberta be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock Canada, and Miss M. J. Mf ck. of Ore with services in St.

John's Lutheran, church and burial in cemetery adjoin- ron. and two brothers. E. T. Mack, of Nazareth Hall.

aDd S. W. Mack, of iixg. Rev. J.

Franklin Keller will One elegant lot of Men's and Young Men's Overcoats, the best $3.50 garments, equal to most $10 values are Cj? rf Bethlehem. The funeral will take Vte i. lyM' 3, SI i place on Saturdav. CHARLES YOUNG. THRONG OF BUYERS CONTINUE.

Charles Young, a retired farmer length, good reduced to, died Thursday morning Pt the home of his son. George F. P. Young, in the Special Half Price Brings Many Pa trons to H. L.

Keiper. The people of Allentown and vicin eighty-seventh year of his age. The deceased was stricken with paralysis two years ago and was confined to his bed for the past week. He wss a na Men's White 10c Hand- KA best fe V-i- Men's Finest Overcoats in neat patterns, black and latent novelty fabrics, ity appreciate the threat advantage H. L.

Keiper obtained for them, In getting tue Dr. Howard Co. to allow the refni-lar 50 cents size of Dr. Howard' specific, for the cure of constipation tive of Moore towafhip and followed cotton, soit hnished. Our farming in Moore township all his life best $20 values -v, time.

EDGAR KLOTZ. and dyspepsia, to be sold at half price. $13.50 are now marked cents, and have bought hundreds of bnttles. bottles. Edgar, ton of Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar F. Klotz, of Fogelsville, died yesterday of pneumonia, aged 1 yeaT, 11 months and 21 days, after an illness Unlike ordinary medicines for con stipation and dyspepsia, the dose of Dr. Howard's specific is. reduced after of two weeks.

Last summer hi-, suf thanTactory cost Men's 15c Black Seamless Half Hose, strictly first quality, clean yarn, fast color now OC a few day's use and the cure is soon Jterei with infantile paralysis and had complete and lasting. lust, about recovered wnen he was Finest $22 Overcoats nil hand tailored, the kind of quality which has made this store noted as "The House of Superior If you have not already taken ad laid low by pneumonia. He was the only son of the parents. Funeral will vantage of this chance to get a month's medical treatment for 2K Garments." These over cents, be sure to call at Helper's today, for he has only a small amount oi tne epeciuc on Hand. f3-io $14.85 coats are now Where Else Can You Buv So Service F.r.r $1500? The public has learned that it 1a 4 lay 7 Boys' Long Trouser Suits in dark and medium shades, also suitable for small men sizes o0to 35 chest measure, values $7.50 to $12 $3.95 '4V 7- t- if.

not abs-ii-iely necessary i)uy cars to get z.l the servi Extra Fine $25 and $2S Overcoats in handsome silk mixtures and foreign fabrics are 1 CA they want. '7' The performance cf the Chalmers $1500 car, ia- motorine contA.tc to Pi.0.iJU reduced and own erf" hands has educated the lu-mic to ir.is lact. Call at che Twelfth and Hamilton "1 street salesroom and we'll show vn V. I I cum cd.r in America to-day for ho price. THE IAWFEfl CO Twelfth and Hamilton street' y- v.

5 f. Came And See If You Can be Fitted Suit? f- overcoats 'AW' i 1 f1? "I branch stores be sold and up. 1 Our finest suits from $20 to $30 are aH reduced to one popular price $15. This included our entire stock of Fall and "Winter goods neat worsteds, novelty cheviots, standard black "Dr. Miles' Nervine Completely Cured Our Little Boy of Fits." A family can suffer no greater affliction than to have a child subject to fits or epilepsy.

Many a father or mother would give their all to restore such a child to health. "lam heartily gld to tUyouof our little boy who was completely cured oi fits. lie commenced having them at 10 yr ar cf age aud had them for four yeart. 1 tried three doctors and im specialist but all of thern tut could not be cured, iict Dr. Miles' Ct.storative Nervine and Dr.

Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills made a comptct. cure, lie is ntw bale, hearty and gay. It has beta three years since Lf had the last spelL 1 shall eive Dr. Miits' medicines prsis -Hereer 1 go. You are at Ifberty to use this letter as you see fit ana anyone writiog- to me I will ptadty answer if they enclose stamp lor iwUv." if.

M. BOGL Windfall, lad. Dr. Miles Nervine is just what it is represented to he, a medicine compounded especially for nervous diseases, such as fits, spasms, St. Vitus' dance, convulsions and epilepsy These diseases frequently lead to insanity or cause weak minds.

Dr. Miles' Nervine has proven most effective in relieving these dreaded maladies. Sold byall druQfli. If the first bottla fails to benefit your money is returned. MILES MEDICAL Elkhart, I nd.

-Zt SIXG-ER'S, S22 Hamilton St. Sam Perkins Knocks i -a and blue serges and worsteds. to 73 cents the price of all the clock watches, srold and pold iewel now on display in his wnAnL North Sixth street. Columbia Hotel York River Oysters, served 'in tyle. Iyhter served in eve'rv every c-ra mcrx -r.

s.t tiL-v- a The Hoose of Superior Garments, lard Shell Crabs: Daevfer's, Xeuweiler's and SrheiSSS beers oa draught. Centre Square, Allentown, Penna. phia Ale. JH-fs-tf Great Remnant Sa'e Of all pure. wool fabrics' overcoat msde to order or vames l-3t SINGER'S.

S25 Halton St. Piles Cured in a a DtH of Mia Haines. las at the family residence, 90S Walnut Tfcere were many xpreasions cf i street, termioatcd a ver' brtct MneK3 Your druggist i lf 'Z. "ays- fiet Among a circle of frien'ijin tbe form of pneumonia, the result iian th of A. ILainec- o'l of a cold tiken few (lavs n-evious.

the home, in the church and among her large circle of friends. She vtss faithful and true to the end and by her departure they have been bereft of a sincere helpmate and the chjjrcn of exemplarx She tad many excellent characteristics, In the performance of her daily: duties pekceuITj- fell, asleep in Jesus, gentleness and dispoeition was a pro-1 cf life ahe falltnl not buf rcet.theni an the-; adifess -lot -tha ocpasion was mlcent trait and her Influence -wasj patiently aa preseAted thein-j happily alleriatcd by the precious re-always In behalf of peace an-d good eel ve. She "waa respected1 and beloved collection of what she had been and will. She was kind to everybody andj by all who kneT hfer. Har Saviour's I the delightful hope of what she now especially considerate for her friend.

will was her'a and ao ate calmly and la. IJito cfty, vu amuUQced on The deceased was a most excellent Ta Th ercat, occur-J wuraaa la aU ter relations of life la Protrudlns PiiVa Tto ll5.