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BIRTHS. BENDER To Mr. and Charles Bender, 8219 Bishop a bey. Thank to Dr. A.

X. Kautch, CHALK An 8-pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Chalk.

Thanks to Dr. Teveluwe. Grandma Huelsman and attendant. Mrs. Huber.

Mother and baby doing; very well. GRONEMAN-To Mr. -and' Mrs. George J. Groneman, a nine-pound baby boy, March 17.

Thanks to Dr. Kautz and Nurse Mrs. Mueller. ROBINSON The first heir, a fine son, arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

George Robinson, West Ninth st. All doing well. Thanks to Dr Mary Roubh Krieger and Grandma Bennett. RUCKSTUHL Girl, "to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Ruckstuh (Norma Wlttkamp), Wednesday. March 18. Mother and baby doing well. Thanks to Dr. H.

chroer and Nurse Miss Gallagher. DEATHS. ARENS Sophie Arens (nee Wlelert), widow of August Arens. Thursday, March 10, aged 73 years and 6 months. Ser rices at the chapel of the Crematory Sunday, March 22, at 2:30 p.

m. Kindly omit flowers. BABBITT Frances Alice Babbitt, early Saturday morning, aged 6 months. Funeral Monday morning at 9 o'clock from residence. Auburn av.

Burial pri vate. Kindly omit flowers. BENTE William Bente. beloved son of William and Anna Bente (nee Wunker), Saturday, March 21, 1914. at 1 a.

m. at residence, 2830 Vine aged 15 years 3 months and 16 days. Funeral Monday, March 23, at 2 p. from late residence. Friends invited.

BREIG Mrs. Josephine Brelg (nee Mann), March 20. 1014, aged 81 years. Funeral from late residence, 248" Eastern Tuesday. March 24, at 8 a.

m. Requiem high mass in St. Rose's Church. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. RON SON Erwin Bronson, beloved husband of Lena Bronson (nee Hefter) and son of Jesse Bronson, at his residence, liltf Highland aged years 10 months and 2f days.

Services at residence Tuesday, March 24, at '1 P. m. Bt'SAM Louisa Busam (nee Hoffmann), beloved wife of Joseph Busam, Saturday, March 21. 1914. at 2 a aged 29 years 9 months and 26 days.

Funeral from her late home. 1039 Moore Tuesday, March 24, 1914. at 7:45 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Francis's Church at a. m. Friends invited. A NARY James Canary. March 20.

at 8:30 p. m. aed 90 years. Funeral from residence. No.

2347 Stratford Monday, at 8:45 a. m. High ma9B of requiem at St. Monica Church at a. m.

I'ARVILI, William Carvill. Funeral Tuesday, from the residence of his son, William Carvill 323 Kil-gour at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Xavler's Church at 9 a.

m. Friends invited. CEI.LKRS Alexander Cillers helnved pusDand of the late Mary Cellers (nee Powelli, Saturday. March 21, at 9 a. aged 89 years.

Funeral Mondav. March from Buxse Borgmann's chapel at p. m. rTienas invited. COLLINS Alice Lindsay widow or w.

Li. Collins, of Crittenden, Bister of the late Mrs. Thomas Wor-'enter, and mother of Mrs. J. W.

Halev, liiy W. and Carl C. Collins, at Sarasota, Fla. Funeral Monday, 2 p. from residence of Mrs.

E. B. Johnson, 9 E. Eighth Covington. Burial private.

DAVIS Haard W. Davis, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph AV Davis, March 21 1914. aged 18 years.

Funeral services from residence, 65 West Grand Newport, Tuesday. 2 p. m. Interment at Evergreen Ceme-t ery. DECATI Henrietta Decatur (nee Hawley), of Washington C.

Ohio, beloved wife of rr. P. K. Decatur, Friday. March 20.

at the residence of her father. Dr. 11. W. Hawley.

40t'. W. Kighth aed 3.1 years. Funeral day. 10 at residence.

Burial at Spring Grove Cemetery. DRESSMAN Bernard Dressman. March 20. at the residence. 15 Franklin Covington, aged 52 veara.

Funeral Tuesday. March. 24. with requiem high mass at St. Augustine 8 Church at 8 a.

m. Burial at Mother of God Cemetery. KCKBRT Martha Eckert. beloved wLfe of Louis Eckert, Friday, March 20. at a.

m. Funeral from Busse Borgmann's chapel Monday, 2 p. m. Burial at Weeleyan Cemetery. Friends Invited.

FAG IN Thelma Fagin. infant daughter of 1-awrence and Anna Fagin (nee Relb-er. Saturday March 21, at 4 p. at residence, WM Hill aged 1 year Funeral Tuesday, March 24, at 2 p. m.

KEHREN Frank Fehrcn. beloved husband of Llllle Fehren (nee WarndorfT). at residence, 20 Calhoun March 20, at 3: a. aged 42 vears 2 months and 17 days. Funeral from Henry Osseforth's chapel, 1712 Race st Monday.

March 23. at 7:30 a. Requiem high mass at St. John's Church at 8 a. m.

Friends invited. KILLER John L. Filler, of Delhi Township, relict of Catherine Filler (nee Ostlo. March 18, 1914. at 8 p.

in his -1st year. Funeral from Vltt Ster-iner's 1824. West-wood Sunday. March 22. at 1 p.

m. Services at St. John's Church. Delhi and Greenup, at 2:. To p.

m. Friend invited. Member of Company Regiment M. Indiana Infantry. GAMBLE Mrs.

Francesca Nast Gamble, widow nf-William A. Gamble and daughter of. the late Rev Wiiii.m Vast. Thursday. March 10.

il 14-at 7:30 P- m- Funeral services at the 1-orest Avenue Methodist Episco- i jo Avonaaie, Monday, at i ill. GRAESSLE Edith Anna Graessle beloved daughter of William and Ida raessle (nee Martin). Thursday, March 19. at the home of her parents, 1677 tie Rock st aged 9 years and 1 month. Funeral Monday.

March 23. from above residence, at 1 :30 p. m. Friends invited. HART Charles Beynon Hart, son of Martha and the late John S.

Hart, of Hyde Park, passed away March 18. after a brief illness. Burial at Albany, N. Y. KISSEL Nina Kiwsel (nee Ragio) beloved wife of Robert Kissel.

Saturday. March 21. at a. at residence W. Liberty Price Hill.

Funeral Tuesday. March 24, at 8:30 a. High maa of requiem at St. Lawrence's t. luirch at 9 a.

m. KNAPP Anna Knapp. suddenly, Friday March 20. Funeral Monday from Walter Strelbig chapel. Walnut and Liberty at a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Francis's Church at 9 a. m. KOCH Eliza C.

Koch, widow of Koch. Friday, March 20, 1914. Funerai Monday, March 23. from Spring chapel at 10 o'clock. Interment private.

Please omit flowers. IiANG Theresia Lang (nee Edelmann). relict of Frank Lang, Saturday. March 21. tt a.

after a short illntss, aged 43 years 4 months and 13 days. Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Jacob Koehler. 2433 Colera'n av. Tuesday, March 24.

8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. George's Church at 9 a. in.

Friends invited. LITTLE Helen Elizabeth Little, widow of Asa Harvey Little, at the home of her son, E. J. Little, Ft. Wayne, Saturday.

March 21, aged 81 years. Funeral services at Spring Grove Ceme-rv Monday, March 23, at 3 o'clock. nwCHRlDE John A. McBride. beloved nusband of Margaret.

McBrjde. Cnee Berth), Thursday, at 8 p. m. Funeral from nis iato residence. No.

2616 Park Walnut Hills. Monday, at 8:80 a. m. Requiem, high- mass- at the Church of Assumption at 9 a. mlNew York, Cleveland (Ohio), Indianapolis (Ind.) papers please cppy.j McDONALD Arthur McDonald.

Friday. March 20. at 11 :15 a. m. Funeral Monday from the Busse Borgmann Company's chapel, 10:30 a.

m. MACKE Bernard Macke. beloved husband of Anna Macke (net Vorwholdi. Friday, March 20. at 6 aged 68 years.

Funeral from residence, St. Michael and Church Monday, at 7:45 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Michael's Church at a.

m. MARSHALL Catherine Marshall (nee Heller), beloved wife of the late John Marshall, suddenly, Thursday. March 19. Funeral Monday from residence, 305 Oliver at 2 p. m.

Friends Invited. MURPHY Minnie Murphy, beloved wife of Patrick Murphy and beloved mother of Harry Israel, Saturday, March 21, 3 p. m. Funeral from the residence of her niece, Mrs. Fred Burkhardt, Brook-line Flats.

Brookline and Ludlow Clifton. Monday. March 23, 2:30 p. m. (Chicago News please copy.

O'CONNELL Daniel who died 17, 1913, beloved husband of Rose O'Connell (nee Johnson), a high mass Monday, at 7 o'clock, at St. Edward's Church. -'t MAIN SIIEZ.T DEATHS. PARKER Louis Parker, beloved hus-. band of Elisabeth Parker (nee Flnnell), Saturday, March 21, at 1 a.

m. Funeral from residence, 1964 Kinney walnut Hills, Tuesday, March 24, at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at Holy Angela Church at 8:80 a. m.

feT. CLAIR William St Clair, beloved husband of Bertha St. Clair (nee Woel- March 20, at 6:40 a. aged 46 years. Funeral from residence, 1636 Sycamore st.

High mass at St. Xavier'a Church at 9 a. m. SANTEN Rev. Herman N.

Santen. pastor St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church. at T.inrlon walrl rthln xr March 18, 1914. Office of tha dead Monday, March 23, at 9:80 a.

m. Pontifical requiem high mass at 10 a. m. The clergy and friends are hereby Invited IfttMmant in at Tn-. I.

mwjiio VsVHltS tery. Price Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio. For iiiubb aesinng 10 attend the funeral ervir train lunvlnc i n. cliiu Station, Cinolnnati, Monday, March 23. at Jt -1 ft a mill i J.

waid. Returning train will stop at uiuucnnua hi j. p. m. iso nowers.

SCHIERBERG Joseph Schierberg 1245 Ida at 8:20 p. Saturday, March 21, after two weeks' illnes. Due notice of funeral will be grlven. Commercial Appeal of Memphis and Louisville Courier Journal please copy. SCHWARTZ Joseph Schwarta.

at his residence on Lexington pike near uio.i;n 4i, agea oz years. Funeral Tuesday. March 24. inasB Hi oi, rauia fjnurch. Interment at St.

John's Cemetery. SKILLMANN Clifford Gordon Sklll-mann, at residence. 4256 Chambers aged 2 years. Funeral services at Northslde Presbyterian Church Monday March 23, 1914, at 2 p. m.

Interment at Wesleyan Cemetery. Friends invited SMITH Mrs. Jennie Smith (nee Mc- xnursaay, March 19. 1914, at her residence. 1052 Lee Covington, aged CO years.

Funeral Monday. March 23, from St. Mary Cathedral at 8 a. m. Interment in St.

Mary's Cemetery. SPARKS Amanda Sparks (net Foerst), beloved wife of Oliver D. Sparks, at Los Angeles. Sunday. March 15.

at p. m. Burial at Los Angeles. Cal. SPEER Martha H.

Speer, a. in her 83d year. Funeral from her late residence, 4200 Langland Monday, 2 p. m. STEELE Mary Elizabeth Steele, daughter of Nellie E.

Steele, Saturday, 10 a. aged 2o years. Funeral from her late residence, (12 Albany Tuesday, 2 p. m. Ashevllle (N.

papers please copy. STINCH FIELD Ella R. Stinchfleld. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rose Welch, 101 Walnut Southgate Newport.

March 21, aged years 6 months and 12 days. Funeral srvlces at Green Mound Cemetery. New Richmond, Ohio. Monday. March 23.

at p. m. Will leave residence at Southgai.e at 11 a. in. SYFERS Norman V.

Syfers. Burial from Mt. Washington vault. Sundav, p. m.

T1EMAN Bernadina Tieman. Saturday. March 21, aged 87 years. Funeral Monday from residence of Mrs. Heheman.

1608 Pleasant st- at 8 a. m. High mass of requiem at St. Francis's Church at 8:30 a. m.

WILLIAMS Ellen Williams (nee Furey). beloved wife of Thomas Williams, at residence. KH7 McPherson Price Hill. Funeral Tuesday, March 24. Requiem high mass at St.

Iviwrence's Church. 7:4." a. m. (New York and St. loula papers please copy.

WISSBL Frank C. Wissvl. Friday. March 20. at 12:3 p.

in his 4Gth year. Funeral from residence of his sister. Mrs. Joseph O'Brien, KClTi Ross Madisonvllle. at 2 p.

m. Interment at laurel Cemetery. WISSEL Alvlra Wissel. dearly beloved child of Albert L. Wissel and Amilla Wissel (nee Doerger), March 21, 1914.

at 2:1.1 a. aged lo months. Funeral Monday, at 2:30 p. from residence, 2till Beekman North Fairmount. ZACK Elizabeth Zack.

Saturday, March 21, it residence, 1627 Dudley, in her 76tn year. Funeral Tuesday, March 24, 2 p. from Second German Presbyterian Church. Liberty west of Freeman. Friends Invited.

In Sad But Loving- Remembrance Of our dear son and brother, Vanlintine Boeh, who died suddenly March 24, 1913. Oh, dearest brother Vally, Since you have passed away It seems not one year ago, But only yesterday. Whenever we speak your loving name Our eyes with tears are wet; Oh. Vally, how we loved you. And love cannot forget.

The lxird took you from us. It was His holy will. And left in our hearts a vacancy Which no one else can till. But in our saddest moments One happy thought holds sway: We will meet again, dear Vally, And be happy some sweet day. From His Loving Parents, Mr.

and Mrs. August Boeh, Grandpa. Sister and Brothers. In Loving Remembrance Of Marie Goldfuss. who died March 22, 1911.

Three years have passd, but you are forgotten; I often sit and think of you. dear Marie, For what you were in life to me I only knew when you have passed away. How strong: the tie of love has been I well know when left to grieve alone. Your loving heart is now at rest You have gone to that beautiful home To meet your fath and mother and brother and wait our coming. From Yorr living Parents.

Sister, Brother and Your Loving Friend, Jake Wahl. In Memory Of our dear husband and father. John Schaefer, who died March 24, 1912. Peaceful be thy silent slumber. Peaceful in thy grave so low: Thou no more will Join our number.

Thou no more our sorrows know; Yet again we hop to meet thee. When the day of life is fled; And In heaven with joy to greet thee, Where no farewell tears are shed. Anniversary mass at St. Mary's Church, corner Thirteenth and Clay, Tuesday. March 24, at 7:30.

Sadly Missed By Wife, Mother and Children. In Sad But Loving Remembrance Of our dear mother. Mary Fahnle, who died March 20, 1913. Within a silent grave asleep Lies our dear mother, whom we rould not keep; Though earthly ties are broken. The memories will ever be dear; The God who gave has taken; The heaven our mother has won.

Although at times our hearts are sad. The will of God Is done. From Her Loving Children. In Sad But Loving Remembrance Of our dear husband and father. Christian Rath, who died March 19, 1912.

The month of March again Is here. To us the saddest of all the year. Because it took from us away A dear one two years ago to-day. His loving heart is now at rest-God took him home when He thought beat. When We are done with toil and care We will meet our dear father there.

From the Wife and Children. In Loving Remembrance Of my dear mother, Carrie Kracke, who died March 23. 1910. In the light of God I see you. Each night as I lay me down, I hear your voice as when on earth.

And see each smile and frown; And when I'm called to Join you, This world and I am through, I pray the Lord to let me go As peaceful and brave as you. From Her Loving Daughter Carrie. In Memory Of our dearly beloved daughter ajtd sister, Henrietta Stahl, who died March 22. 1912. Her lovin'g heart Is now at rest; God called her home when He thought best.

And when we are done here with toil and care. We will meet our dear Henrietta there. Sadly Missed by Her Loving' Parents and Sisters. 1 In Sad But Loving Remembrance Of ray husband. Michael Reuss, who died March 25, 1910.

Four years I will remember With sorrow and tears. And always will remember For years and years, From His Loving wife and DEATHS, In." Memory Of my dearly beloved husband. John Lein-inger. who died March 22, 1910. In the light of God Ivsee you Each night as I lay me down; I hear your voice as when on earth, And see each smile and frown And when I'm called to Join you This world and I are through I pray the Lord to let me go As peaceful and brave as you.

From His Loving Wife and Sons. In Memory Of our dear mother, Carrie Maegly, who uepanea wis nre Marcn 2o, iatu. Just four years have passed away Since that sad and mournful day. She is gone, but not forgotten, Never shall her memory fade; Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Around the grave where she is laid. Sadly Missed by Her Loving Children In Memory Of Amelia Grossman (nee Thiele), who died March 24, 190U.

The month of Marchvagain- is here, To me the saddest of the year, Because it took from me away One I loved, but could not save. From Loving Mother, Son and Brothers In Loving Remembrance Of my dearly beloved husband and father, Ollle G. Noterman. who died March 29, 1913. May in peace you rest.

And be numbered among the blest. Gone, but not forgotten. From His Loving Wife and Children. In Memory Of our mother, Charlotte Goetr. who died March 19, 1907.

Call not back the dear departed. Anchored safe where storms are o'er; On the border land we left her. Soon to meet and part no more. From Mrs. Henry Kahle.

In Loving Remembrance Of jmy dear husband and father. Frank Weiss, who died March 22, 1913. Dearest father, how we miss you. Since from earth you've passed away. And are hearts are aching sorely As we think of you to-day.

From Your Loving Wife and Son. In Loving Memory Of our beloved daughter and sister, Mrs. Clara M. Wulfeck (nee Emrich), who passed from this to a brighter life Easter Sunday morning, March 27, 1910. From Her Loving Parents, Sisters and Brothers.

In Loving Remembrance Of our dear mother and grandmother, Caroline. Mueller (nee Birkenmaier), who died March 24, Gone, but not forgotten. From the 'Mueller Family. In Memory Of our dear mother. Catherine Metze, who departed this life March 27, Gone, but still in our memory lingers.

The Beloved Son and Wife. Alphonse and May Metze. In Memory Of my dear mother. Mrs. Don A.

Bluat. who passed away March 19, 1910. Gone, hut not forgotten. From Her Loving Daughter. Mrs.

Josle smitn. In Memory Of our (lea i ly beloved husband and father, Philip Finkelmeier, who departed this life March 24, 191(1. From His Loving Wife and Children. In Ever Loving Memory Of Marie Ada Woolf. who passed away March 28.

1912. Deeply Mourned and Sadly Missed By Her Ijoving Parents, Brothers and Sister. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to all of our friends, relatives and neighbors for the kind favors and sympathy shown us in the Illness and the sad bereavement in the great loss of our dearly beloved husband and uncle, Louis Kraft. We wish to thank Rev.

Hugo Eisenlohr for his kind words of comfort, expression of sympathy and sermon at the funeral services, both at the residence and at the chaoel nt Snrinz Grove. We thank the Ladies of Macca- oees. tne omen Relief Corps. We tnauks both the Fraternal Order of Eacrles. Aerie No 14? nH Lodge, Cincinnati No.

for the impressive ceremonies at the residence. We thank the pallbearers for the services rendered; also Mr. B. H. Meyer for the excellent and efficient manner in which lie conducted the Tuneral.

We thank all the friends, neighbors and relatives for the many beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Catherine Kraft, Mr. Fred Schneller. Card of Thanks.

in i-ffiii our sincere tnanKs to our relatives and Triends in apprec a-tion of the kindness shown us the very great loss of our dearlv beloved parents, Henry Finke and Clara Flnkc (nee Bo-berg). We wish to thank Rev lender Schell. O. F. of St.

Clement's Church; the Women's Society for their services, the pallearers. tlx- emploveen of the Cand ('omiwnv for their beautiful floral tributes and kind assistance the girls of ihe Orisco Department of Procter Gamble Company, the employees of the Kemper-Thomas Company. Globe-Wernicke Company. I'nion Distilling Company, all relatives and friends for the beautiful floral offerings, and Frank W. Imwallt.

funeral for the excellent and efficient manner In conducting the funeral. From the Bereaved Children. Card of Thanks. We wish to extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for their ssvmpathv and kindness hown us in our late aor row and bereavement in the loss of our beloved wife, daughter and sister A'm i B. Kaiser (nee Keili.

We especially thank Rev. Krnest Voss. of St. hn German Protestant Church, for his impressive sermon and kind attention'; Mrs. Fred Weissman and Mise Helen Braunwart for their selection of music and songs rendered: the pallbearers for their kind services, the donors of the many beautiful floral offerings and Charles Meyer for the excellent and el-ficletit manner of conducting the funeral.

From the Bereaved Husband. Parents and Sister. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to all our friends relatives and neighbors for the kind favors and sympathy shown us in the last illness and the sad bereavement in the great loss of our dearly beloved husband and father. Edward H.

Wessels. Especially do we wish to thank the pallbearers. Rev. Schoenwandt for his consoling words the Enright Mutual Aid. the Price Hill Mutual Aid.

and especially do we thank Dr m. A. Geohegan for his faithful service rendered during the long Illness; also the friends and relatives for their floral offerings; also do we thank the undertaker JoJln. J-J'. fr the efficient manner in whicn the funeral was conducted.

From the Bereaved WrHe and Son. Card of Thanks. We hereby express our sincere thanks to all our relatives, friends and neigh-bors tneir kindness toward us durln the illness and floral ct the death of our beloved wife, mother and daughter. Catherine Austing (rjaa Deucker) We especially thank Rev. Henry Huebschmann for his consoling words during her sickness, and at the services at the church and grave; the employees of the Ryan Soap Company, Mrs.

Anna Zimmerman for the beautiful solos rendered, and especially the undertakers, Peter Rebold Son, their kind, prompt and efficient servle-s and careful (management of all the funeral arrangements. The Bereaved Family. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to. all our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us in our late a r-row and sad bereavement in our great of our dearly beloved hudband and father, Fred Kellermann.

We wish to thank Rev. Leander Schell. O. F. cf St.

Clement's Church: the pallbearers for their services, all societies and organizations of which he was a member for their kindness and services, all relat'ves anl friends- for the many and beautiful floral offerings, and Frank W. Imwalle, funeral director, for the efficient manner in which he conducted the funeral. From His Loving Wife and Children. DEATHS. Card o( Thanks.

We wish to extend -our sincere and heartfelt thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness shown In our late sorrow and bereavement In the loss of our beloved husband, father and grandfather. Ernst W. Mack. We especially thank Rev. Theo.

Wobus and Rev. Emll Baam for their Impressive sermons and kind attentions: the German Pioneer Society, Cincinnati Florist Society, Price Hill "Building and Loan Association Company, Glen Grove Mutual Aid Society. Price H1U Mutual Aid Society. We also thank the donors of the many beautiful floral offerings; Dr. Wm.

A. Geohegan for his kind efforts, and J. J. Radel Co. for the excellent and efficient manner in which they conducted the funeral.

From the Bereaved Wife, Children and Grandchildren. Card of Mr. J. Fclty, whose beloved wife nattie, daughter of the late ueorge von Felde. died at HosDital March 13, after a lingering illness of one year two months and ten days, wisnes to thank the nurses of Bethesda Hospital for the 1 kindness shown Mrs.

Felty. Also wishes to thank Mrs. Gertie Tiet- meyer for her kindness, and Undertaker K. Meyer for the emcietit manner in conducting the funeral; Rev. Hugo Eisenlohr for his consoling words.

I sin cerely inanK Mrs. coiciougn ana iamny for kindness shown my dear wife and myself; also Mrs. George Bierman and family, who were true and loving friends to both for 22 years; also wish to thank her relatives and friends. J. H.

Felty. Card of Thanks. We desire to extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the loss of our dearly beloved son. Robert Miller, who departed this life March 14. 1914.

We especially batik Rev. Huebschmann for his words of consolation, the members of the Hebrew Union Congregations. the donors for their many floraj offerings; also Charles A. Miller for the efficient manner in which he conducted the funeral. From His Bereaved Parents.

Mr. Robert Miller and Mrs. Beatrice Miller (nee Cole). Card of Thanks. We desire to extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us in our sorrow and bereavement in the loss of our dearly beloved wife and mother.

Mrs. Elizabeth Vornhagen fnee W'iethorn). Especially do we thank Rev. Father Wiederhold for the Impressive requiem mass at Sts. Peter's and Paul's Church, Reading, Ohio; also Undertaker Mr.

John Hodann for the ef ficient service and competent management of the funeral; also Dr. Kramer and the Sisters and attendants at St. Marys Hospital; also the pallbearers. Bereaved Husband and Children. Card of Thanks.

Words cannot express my heartfelt and Fineere thanks to my manv relatives. friends and neighbors fpr the kindness and sympathy shown me during the illness and death of my dearly beloved husband. John Sandhas. Especially do I thank all donors for their beautiful floral offerings; Rev. Hufo Kisenlohr for his consoling words; Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Aerie 280: Mingo Tribe of Red Men; Newport Police Department; the nurse. Miss Eberfelt: the Dallbearers. and Wm. Betz for the way he conducted the funeral. From Hia Sad and Bereaved Wife, Carrie Sandhas (nee Wellandi.

Card of Thanks. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the klpdnyss and sympathy shown us in our sad bereavement in the loss of our dearly beloved wife and mother, Louisa HiMrlsmann (nee Schmidt): also do we thank the donors of the beaut ful flora! offerings; especially Rev. Pohlschne.der for his services, and also J. T. Ottke and the pallbearers; also St.

Paul's LadieV and St Elizabeth's Societies, ahd 3. J. Youngblut Son for their prompt attention and servlc In conducting the funeral. From the Bereaved Family. J.

Hemy lluelsmann and Children. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us in our sad bereavement in the loss of our dear mother and grandmother. JxMiisa Duerr; especially do we thank Rev. Eisenlohr for his consoling words at the chapel and grave, the donors of tne Deautirui tiorai pieces, and Mr.

Meyer ror tne emcient manner In which he conducted the funeral. Mr. John Duerr and Mr. Geo. Lleberth and Family.

Card of Thanks. We wish to extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks to all our relatives ami friends for the sympathy and kindness snown us in tne loss of our dearly beloved husband and father. William Hen- rv Griffin; especially do we thank the donors of the beautiful floral nfferi also, do we thank Rev. Father Nolan, of Aavier Church. Dr.

Francis Kra nifr, i-r. m. r. liter ana the oireo-tors of Busse Borgmann for their prompt and emcient manner of conducting the funeral. From the Bereaved Family.

Card of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to 6ur manv friends and neighbors for kindness shown us during the Illness and of our beloved mother. Anna Margaret Catherine Meyer; especially do we wish to thank Rev. Hugo Eisenlohr for his consoling words. Vonderhaar Stetter for the efficient manner in which the funeral was conducted: also.

Mrs. L. Helntz for selec-tionr rendered and the many friends and relatives for the beautiful floral offerings. Bereaved Daughter" and Sons. Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank all friends, neighbors and relatives for the kindness and sympathy extended to use in the hour of our bereavement caused bv the loss of our dear wife and mother. Mrs. Fannie Smith. cspeciaaiy do we desire to thank Pride of Kentucky Council. Daughters of A merl pa th Newport Benevolent Burial Association for the fine funeral furn'shed: the John J.

Kadel Company, and Edward J. Sohmolt for the efficient manner In which it was conducted. The Bereaved Husband and Child. Card of Thanks. We desire to thank all of our friends.

relatives and neighbors who aided us in our bereavement caused bv the death of our dearly beloved father. Henry Schneider. Especially do we desire to thank Rev. Hausmann: the John J. Radel Company.

and Edward J. Schmolt and assistants for the efficient manner In which the funeral was conducted. The Bereaved Family. Card of Thanks. Words cannot express mv heartfelt thanks which I wish to extend to relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness shown me in my recent sorrow und bereavement in the lo! of mv be loved wife.

Nellie Tunning. Especially do i tnanK ainer powers, or St. Edward's Church, for his kind words of consolation and services: also James H. Finn, the funeral director. From Her Loving Husband.

Walter Tunning. Card of Thanks. I desire to thank my kind friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness and sympathy shown me In the loss of my beloved husband, Peter F. Especially do thank the Bartenders' Union, Local fiS; Rev. Ernst Vops for his sermon at home and at the grave: alsa the Henry Gildehaua Company for the prompt and efflc-ient manner in which they conducted the funeral.1 The Bereaved Wife.

Marie Wurtz. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives, kind friends and ne'ah- bors for the sympathy and k'ndness snown -us in our sorrow ly the loss cr our dearly beloved mother, Mrs. Joseph Hollstegge, also Rev. Odoric Lehm-kuhl.

Miis Kathryn Stier and Undertakers Vitt Stermer. Cremation Adults. tt5. Children. $15, Apply Cincinnati Cremation Wiggins Blk.

Mala 8090. Bea. N. Utl Y. CHAS.

M. EPPLY UNDERTAKER AJm KM BALMER. MM I7 Gilbert Avenue. Tel. Xrt 47S.

THE BUSSE BORGMANN Funeral Director. Cincinnati and Norwood Office and Chapel. U17-2S Jfreemaa Av, ON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE Former Police Court Clerk of Sprlng-field, Ohio, la Arreeted. SFBCIAI. DISTATCB TO TBS SSQUtKaa.

Springfield. Ohio. March 21. Nicholas 3. Fischer, former Police Court Clerk, who Is charged In the report of State Examiner William E.

Heck with being short in his accounts In the sum of 13,055, was arrested to-day on a charge of embezzlement on an affidavit filed before Squire George Tehan. The affidavit was filed by Charles Ballard, County Prosecutor, and charges Mr. Fischer with embezzling $02 00. The affidavit sets forth that on November 26, 1912, Fischer embezzled the S52 8C after receiving the money as a fine assessed against Anton Preller in the Municipal Court for the illegal sale of intoxicating liquor. Fischer pleaded not guilty and bis preliminary hearing was set for next Saturday.

He was released on $1,000 bond, furnished by J. K. Williams, Charles J. Bowlus, former Mayor, and John M. Cole.

The only statement Fischer would make was "they will have to show me that 1 am guilty of anything." MONTME NTS. GEORGE BOOS, RneOMNAr Tk Wm t- I-1 1 MONUMENTS AND GRMTmip it W. Court Street. Phone Canal AT HOME Dr. William Ravine, 5 Garfield Place, Tel.

3327. 100 forfeit for failure on draft or defective flues. A 1 1 dampness in walls remedied. Repairs. At 127 E.

6th 40 years; or N. 1768. OSGOOD, nimney Expert SOCIETY NOTICES. 2- R- a. inp tvodwiam March 27.

at 7 c7.n lne yal Arch. Companions of other chapters invited. OSCAR FENDEN. H. P.

CINCINNATI LODGE NO. 133 ADA P- m. Work: E. A. Visitors welcome.

p. caiman ROSENBAL'M. W. M. Emlle Kahn.

Bee y. tXJIXJE NO. 21. K. OF will Evnvtvr of TO-MORROW vliltora cordially Invited E.

Oabel. K. of R. and 8 HANSELMANN COMMA NDERT NO. 16.

K. T. puueave lUtaOAY. March 24 at 5" Sntrr the Order of Red rba. Open In full form.

Sir Knight, are welcome. B' J' PIPER- Em. Commander. O. H.

Potenger. Recorder. I c. a- March VIltor welcome iegr-ee. candidates.

THURSDAY. March 2U. liH VIltor welrome H. F. Klskrr.

Sec v. JR- O. V. A. Brighton Council No.

324 T.H iiremuni, meir ramiues and friend are Invited to attend patriotic services at First Kncllth Lutheran Church. Race and Twelfth SUNDAY EVENING, March 22. 1WU DR. HOWARD J. WARE Councilor.

H. Hodson, Rec. Sec. KILWINNTNQ CHAPTER NO I7. R.

A. Special convocation WEDNESDAY. March 25. 7 p. m.

Work: Royal Arch. Visitors welcome ALBERT J. HAUSER. P. A.

T. Ttoever. Sec'y. LAFAYETTE LODGE NO. 81.

F. AND A M. Special meetlnc TUESDAY. March 24 Work-E. A.

and F. C. Derrae, 7 p. HOLLAND L. KRAW, W.

M. MEMORIAL SERVICE-Clnclnnatl Lodgs No. 2. Loyal Order of Moos, will be held at the Emery Auditorium. Canal and Walnut sts TODAY (Sunday) at p.

m. A fine musical program hits been arranged, consisting of both vocal and Instrumental num jers. and a beantiful memorial address will be dellverwd by Dr. Louis Schwab. The public Is invited to come and hear this beautiful service to our departed brothers.

All sister lodges will be made welcome. Members of Cincinnati No 2. O. O. will lease assemble at the Emery Auditorium at p.

m. sharp. LOUIS RJN KEN MERGER. Dictator. Sam Franken.

Chairman. MIAMI LODGE NO. 4. F. AND A.

Special meeting TUESDAY. March 24. at 7 30 p. m. E.

A. Degree. Visitors welcome. MARTIN GHRHARDT, W. M.

o6D FELLOWS' TEMPLE First Degree. Hagle Lodge No. 100, 1. O. O.

MONDAY. March 23. Visitors welcome. a 'RENNER, N. PRIOH HILL CHAPTER NO.

164. R. A. confers Most Excellent Degree rRI AY. March 27.

7:30 p. m. Visitors cordially invited. E. B.

RUSSELL. 11 P. Wm. Stewart. Sec'y.

R. A. M. The Royal Arch Degree will be conferred by Walnut Hills Chapter No. 151.

R. A. WEDNESDAY. March 2. 1014.

at 7 P. m. 'Royal Arch Masons always welcome. H. W.

NICOLAUS. II. P. J. L.

Oliver. Sec'y. TEMPLE IDGE NO. 7. K.

OF P. Knight Rank WEDNESDAY. March 2.. at p. Ciass.

twenty candidates. Visitors welcome. JOHN COLLINS, C. C. Jos.

Levi. K. R. S. THE THEOSOPHICAL SfXIETY meets every TUESDAY EVENING, Room Odd Fellows' Temple.

Public invited. VATT1BR LODGK NO. F. AND A. VO.

NT) AY. March Zi, m. M. M. Visitors Invited.

CHAS. F. REl'TER. W. M.

W. A. Gregg. Sec'y. WALNUT HILLS LODGE NO.

4H3. F. AND A. M. Special meeting TUESDAY.

March 24. at 7:30 p. F. Dtgree. Visitors welcome.

RODERICK K. ANDKUS. W. M. William Schuchardt.

Sec'y. WILLIS CHAPTER NO. 131. A. M.

Special convocation MONDAY EVENING. 7:30 o'clock. Inspection R. A. Degree by P.

G. H. P. Nelson Williams. Visitors invited.

FRED GERHARDT. H. P. H. G.

Skiff. Sec y. SPIBITTJAXISTS. i xo li. i will hold their religious services at Lincoln zi Fiu Main nt -1 mil 7'3I1 m.

XIII1 ID 71 every Sunday. We invite skeptics, spiritualists and friends to come 10 uur tuuun, will hear the work of God spoken in truth. Lectures: good Mediums in attendance. Mrs. Emma Brown.

Mrs. Welsman. Mrs. Yugl. Mrs.

Ross We thank the friends for their generous donations at the coffee last Thursday night; also, Mr Yugl. for the beautiful present to the society; all the ladies that assisted at the tables and Mrs. Emma Brown, for the beautiful lecture she delivered. ATTENTION. SPIRITUALISTS.

Mta Ldllle Pomeroy and Rev. Annie E. Thomas Raison will hold service for The United Spiritualists' Society Sunday evening. March 22, at 7:30 p. at Doyle's Academy, cor.

Court and Central av. Subject: "Is Spiritualism a Religion?" Messages by the above Mediums. SPFRITUAL services. 2:30 and 7:30, Odd Fellows' Temple, Hall F. Society of Spiritual Progress.

Rev. H. B. Rymer. Pastor, assisted with messages by genuine Mediums.

Lecture 7-30, Ida M. Keller, of San Francisco. Subject: "The Power of Thought." MRS ALEXANDER, circles Wednesday. 8 m. Readings dally, 9:30 4.

Also, readings Tuesday and Friday evening, 7 to 9, 1414 Race second floor. MRS. ROACH holds services Sunday and Thursday. P. m.

411 E. Third Flat 11. Thursday, 2:30, at 519 Main Lincoln Inn Court. MADAM COSTA. Spiritualist Medium.

Consult her at 4 Oak Ft. Thomas. Ky. UNA F. SILVA talks through spirit aid.

71T John southwest corner Eighth. BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. 5 PAID UPON ANY AMOUNT. THE EAGLE SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PAYS 6 I'PON LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS WITHOUT EXPECTING WEEKLY PAYMENTS. WE HAVE A RESERVE FUND OF $37,300 AND PAID ALL, CLAIMS UPON DEMAND UVin U9 YKIARS CERTAINLY WORTH IV.

VESTIGATING. OFFICE, 104 K. CUUKT ST. OPEN DAILY. THURSDAYS TO 8 P.

II. M. DOERINQ, Jresldent. FRED TURK, Secretary. rnu.ns LADAL Z31Z.

THJB SOUTHERN OHIO LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY fall money to loan In anv auma on real estate. Open all day at No. 515 Main next to m. tuuc, Pre t. Tel.

C. 6464. MONEY to loan on Hamilton County real estate. No Initiation charged. Call MONDAY EVENING or write.

THE ATLAS LOAN AND BLDG. Goo. i. Bosnian, Sec'y. 1611 Yin RACE STREET i Sixth and Seventh Avs.

nn The Best Place in All Cincinnati To Buy Ladies', Blisses' and Juniors9 Popular-Priced TsinfldDiF-MsKffle Sunntls- We are showing more styles and offering better values In this class of merchandise than any other store in this city. Chic, snappy styles, turned out in our own factory by the best skilled tailors, are making It possible to offer such wonderful suit-buying opportunities. VISIT THIS DEPARTMENT MONDAY AND ASK FOR THE ADVERTISED SUITS. AU-Wool French Granites, Fine All-Wool Imported Crepons, High-Grade All-Wool Poplins, All-Wool -French Crepes, Diagonals, Serges and Basket Cloths; Copenhagen Blue, Tango, Leather Brown, Gendarme, Blue, Gray, Mahogany, Navy Blue and Black. The Coats are very nobby and are lined with All-Silk Peau de CvCTie.

Th Klrlotn ntnHol In th nur Ar.Ttn. Trnilr Tlftiuul rt- flr SUITS That would sell ordi narily for 112.50 and $12.98 will be offered, at $8.95 THE SEW SKMITS FOR SPRING are very attractive. The styles are extremelv Dleasinsr: tiered, tunic. Dee- top and draped ideaa; made of naiB, including: uranite crepes. Poplins, liearora Cords and Mannish-Sergres; Copenhagen blue, black rid navy; the season's most fashionable models: regular 15.00 value.

Will be QC sold Monday, at AsJJ HAXDSOME BROCADED SILK PETTI COATS Emerald green. American Beauty, tango, Klngr's blue, vieux rose, mahog-any and black; regular $2.60 QQ values. Will be sold Monday, at Our Showing of Charming New Spring Coats Ladies', Misses', JuniorB' and Children's is the talk of the town. An immense variety of styles, in every desirable material and all the very latest shades, will be offered Monday at $4.75, $5.95, $6.98, $7.90 and $10.50 and we guarantee them to be the best values in this city for the prices asked. We Sell Standard Patterns.

THE STANDARD FASHION BOOK Oalr Costa You 5c With every purchase of a Standard Pattera. We are taking subscriptions for "THE DESIGNER," now. Price 30c A YEAR. SONOMOR PLACKET FASTENERS White and black: all sixes. Will be sold, a doen, lc CLARK'S O.

N. T. SPOOL COTTON. White and black; all numbers; six spools ror Z4c. or 17.

doxen spools for -r WARNER'S SILK FINISH MENDING DARNING COTTON. Navy blue, gray, lavender, Copenhagen blue, tan. brown, white and black. large size ball. Monday for HYSSINE "MERCERIZED" THREAD.

200 yard spools, boiling dye colors 10 maicn an tne raHnionable wash goodH shades. Will be sold a- Monday at, a spool TV WE SELL SANSILK AND CLARK'S O. N. T. LUSTRE White and all colors.

A dozen balls for 39c D. M. COTTON. Art 151 numbers. white and ecru; all Win be sold Mor- 1A.

day at. a ball AW We are showing every new shade and black in bright, tSGhr shimmering Messaline Silk; worth $1.25, at, a yard, hPoJvU JASPER GRAY MOIRE SILK 36 inches wide, a very beautiful quality, especially adapted for coatd. suits and dresses; will be sold Monday at, a yard $1.50 NOBBY SILK SHIKTIXGS 86 inches wide, white with black, navy blue, gray, tan, lavender, light blue and pink stripes; a very tine quality; worth $1.00. AQf Will be sold Monday at, a yard MONDAY' WE WILL SELL Fine Imported All-Silk Crepes 40 inches wide, in Copenhagen blue, tango, moss green, golden brown, gendarme blue, wistaria, old gold, royal purple. King's blue, mahogany, gray, Nile green and black; worth QC at.

a yard vw ALL-SILK SATIX-STRIPE TAXliO CREPES 30 inches wide; Copenhagen blue, olive green, tango, mahogany, apricot, reseda green. King's blue, Nell rose, white and black; 60c value. Will 29c be sold Monday at. a yard ALL-WOOL FRENCH CREPES A very fashionable fabric, soft and drapy. 4 4 inches wide, especially adapted for tailored suits and one-piece dresses, will be shown by us in Copenhagen blue, mahogany, tango, wistaria, golden brown, saddle tan, lavender, gray, plum and black; QHr $1.60 value; at, a yard FINE IMPORTED SERGE SUITINGS 64 inches wide; Copenhagen blue, tango, mahogany, reseda green, olden brown, garnet, gray and black; 1.60 quality.

111 be sold Monday at, a BLACK AND WHITE SHEPHERD CHECK SUITINGS Various sizes even checks and a big range of crowfoot effects; regular $1.00 quality; 50 inches Ma wide. Will be sold Monday at. a yard w'w RATINE EPONGB 30 inches wide, a very fashionable, washable fabric, in Copenhagen blue, reseda green, Nell rose. King's blue, tan, apricot, navy blue, white and black; regular 39c quality. 1Q Will be sold Monday at.

a yard Xww TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS. Extra large size; red and green color combinations; $1.76 values. Will be QC- old Monday at OLD GLORY LO.XGCLOTH Grass bleach; 10-yard OCr bolts; worth $1.50. Will be sold at. a WHITE MARSEILLES QUILTS Extra large size; new Fatterns; hemmed and fringed; cut corners; QQ 1.60 values.

WU1 be sold at 'c LONSDALE BLEACHED MUSLIN Full yard wide; sold everywhere at 10c Will be offered at, LINEN CRASH TO WELINGS Remnants; 2 to 6 yard Diwcnea ana unoieacnea. at, a yard ALABAMA APRON GINGHAMS Fine quality ors; every mize Check. Special Monday at a yard BLEACHED SHEETS Linen finish; size 72x90- -J" 60c values. Will be sold at. 33C A GREAT BIG SALE OF NEW SPRING LACE CURTAINS bem rrra5 hf.

tAT. Thonaand. of pair, of the vrry choicest atyles iu lace Cur-talon will be ottered at wonderfully Interesting price. CHOICE NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS Tw0 and a nan yaxaa ions ana run wiatn; Will be sold at, a pair. BEAUTIFUL QUAKER CURTAINS.

ata-wTlfTe TJ 3 S5C S3.O0 FINE LACE CURTAINS White patterns. a pair be sold at. WHITE. CREAM AND ARABIAN CURTAIN ET AMINES 42 Inches quality. Will be sold Monday at.

a yard When Yon Buy an E. You get the best Shirt that Is made; and when you buy E. W. "That's the. only kind we sell." Stop in 3Ionday.

cial sale of these High-Grade Custom-Made Shirts. The styles, will be offered in every size at. IVE OUR Select Anything Wanted In This kfcEEal SUITS That were made to Bell for $16.50 and $20.00 will go for $10.50 choice all-wool mate- -T WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR The New Spring Models. ARE NOW ON SALE AT $1.00 and $1-50 COLGATE'S TALCl'M POWDER All odors. Will be sold at.

1 a box C3 RUSTLESS 1 tm i if HAXDSOME BLACK models; $10 sold Monday, FASHIONABLE spring: styles: blue; garments Will be offered $3.50 MESSALINE Beauty, emerald navy blue, Will be sold HEMSTITCHED wide; regular 36c av A Big Shipment of Black Moire Silks HAS BEEN RECEIVED AM WILL GO OX SALE MONDAY A verv exceptional quality; handsomely marked, and 36 inches wide. Will be offered at. a yard Rich Black CnifTon Taffeta Silk 36 inches wide; the new soft finish kind now mand; regular 1.35 quality. Will be sold Monday at. a yard also white and worth 60c and we are going to them special at, a yard 95c piaias ana piain 16c.

Will be 40 inches green, tango, blue and black; Will be sold IMPORTED CREPE fabric, 40 inches black; $1.00 values. sold Monday at. NEW SPRING sold Smith's Best Quality Axminster Room -Size Rugs Vi feet long and feet wide! new spring pat- CI QQ terns; $25 values. Will be sold Monday at PEPPERELL UNBLEACHED SHEETING 9-4 inches wide; regular price 26c. Monday only, a yard Binning styies.

yard Win be sold 1 ARD-W IDE SEA fast col- 42c patterns; UVfec styles. Will be PERFECTION fancy stripes sold Monday worm fi.uu. Ar and ecru; all new 94.SO RICH LACE class patterns. $1.45 or at FINE NOTTINGHAM three-quarter $1.25. Will be a pair CLOTH WINDOW SHADES Best quailty, long and 36 inches wide, white and all the colors made.

Will be sold Monday at Shirts from us you get an We are going to have a spe-regular $1.50 kinds, in all NEW MAIL. ORDER DEPARTMENT TRIAL. Advertisement. You Will Certainly Be Pleased With Our RACE STREET, SIXTH AHD SEVENTH AVS. RACE STREET "Sixth and Seventlf Avs.

SUITS That usually retail $25.00 will be offered at for $12.98 MOIRE SILK SKIRTS Very latest and $12 values. Will be (C DC at 0wJ COLORED MOIRE SILK SKIRTS New. g-olden brown, gray, garnet and navy that are worth $8.50. CA Eft Monday, at 34.0U SILK PETTICOATS American' green, tango. King's blue, mahogany, golden brown and black.

CC Monday, at l.DO UTOPIA NE1GE EMBROIDERY COTTON. (Mercerized); 4-ply; bright as silk boiling. Dye Color Per ball White Per ball 4c 5d DEXTER'S DYCONETT CROCHET TWIST. (Mercerized); white, cream, ecru and Arabian. ill be sold Monday at.

a ball WHITE ABALLA FLOSS For embroidering. S-ply. 56 yards, per ball 8c 7c FREE One complete transfer outfit, with full Instruction to every art needle worker purchasing one ball. WOMEN'S SATIN TRIMMED LONG CREPE KIMONOS. rich colorings and designs; regular $1.50 and $2.00 kinds.

QC Will be sold Monday at A bargain in TOOTH BRUSHES. Prophylactic "Kecondij" 25c quality. Will be sold Cf Monday at WOMEN'S HOUSE DRESSES. New spring models. ginghams and percaJeK, light and dark styles, all sixes; 1.25 values.

Will CQf be sold Monday at wV NAVY BLUE MOIRE SILK 36 inches wide, a hand-; some quality, Just re-; CI Cf in de ceived; will go on sale Monday at, a yard $1.50 fifis www SOFT. CLINGING TANGO SILKS The very newest washable silk fabric shown this season will be offered by us Monday, in all the choice plain shades. black, rney are incnes wiae ana 29c MONDAY YOU CAN BUY All-Silk Crepe De Chine 27 inches wide, black. Copenhagen blue, white, canary, pink, light blue, American Beauty, Nile green 29c and tango: worth 69c; at, a yard Aw RICH BROCADED ALL-SILK CHARMEUSE METEOR A very elaborate Tiew silk fabric. 40 inches wide.

Will be ottered. In all the leading shades tf "7C and black Monday at. a yard Xf RICH BLACK CHIFFON BROADCLOTH 64 inches wide: a handsomely finished, imported quality: now so much in vogue; $2.50 value. QC Will be sold Monday at, a yard X.O HANDSOME FRENCH SEBASTOPOL SUITINGS A strictly all-wool high-grade fabric. 54-inches wide, soft and drapy; black, Copenhagen blue and tango; $2.00 quality.

Will be sold CI OC Monday at, a yard HIGH-CLASS FRENCH SERGES Strictly all-wool fabrics, wide; mahogany, Copenhagen blue reseda golden brown, gray, garnet, navy 86c value. Monday at, a yard 03Cr ROYAL A stylish all-wool spring wide, in all the leading shades and! Will be uq. a yard VtJC DRESS GINGHAMS Stripes, checks. colors; a very nne quality; worth Monday at, a yard. ww SAXONY AXMINSTER RUGS.

27x54 inches; new designs; $3.50 values. Will be sold Monday $1.75 full 81 19c MILL REMNANTS UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Yard wide; 3 to 10 yard lengths; a good quality for family use. Will be sold at, a yard "COLUMBIA" FAST COLOR CALICOES Tndie-o hlu 8L. srn- Calcutta blue, pinks, shepherd checks and win ne sold Monday at. a 434c ISLAND PERCALES New- spring 9c 17x25.

38c quality; in a big range of sold Monday at. a yard FEATHER PILLOWS Size art covering. Will be LACE CURTAINS Two and yards long and full width; worth Cfio sold at a oair HOG CURTAINS White and ecru; high--Will be sold at, $1,95 feet 18c W. SHIRT (BJDc name.