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THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1913; 1 rTiraaaaMlasaauaH 16 75 30S-307-309 SIVIITHFIELD STREET Opposite FostoffIce Gigantic Slciclcs Using Hurled lit a Terr if ic Sacf iff ic in Sensational fflJliiJiu; LbLSUUU Peet Co. Hart Marx and Alco and Overcoats that $22.50, $25 and $28 For Rogers Schaffner Brand Suits Sold at $4.95 for Boys' and Children's 'XITAGOOD'' Suits and Overcoats '50 Dozen Manhattan Shirts $1.50 Ones $1.15, $2.00 Ones $1.38, $2.50 Ones $1.88 Lj Lmiliiiy-lEj l.j&Ygf Lis, Liu $2009opo Worth-of -LadiesV misses and ChiSdrens Wearing Apparel dffffered at Prices That Stagger Belief. Never in the history of Pittsburgh has there been such an unparalleled money-saving event. You'll be amazed when you see what won-derful bargains are being off ered in this sale at I and $2.50 Knit QC $1.50 and $2 Knit 3 Neckwear 7JC Neckwear. Their Real 4: Ik mUf 0.Q Valee CORNERS FIFTH, MARKETfcUBERTT.

44 REPUBLICANS GET REVENGE Money must be raised! Creditors must be satisfied! Nothing else is considered. The U. S. District Court has appointed LEWQS Mo ALPERN, ffiecelveir- and this sale is conducted by him. His instructions are to turn all merchandise into cash at nee regardless of cost or loss.

Sale Staits Today at 9 'Clock. Don't Fall to Be on Hand- Extra salespeople have been engaged to handle the crowds. Don't let anything keep you away from the biggest price -smashing sale in ail tne annals of merchandising. Your savings will justify your coming any distance. So Come! Be here when the doors open.

No Goods Charged. No Goods Seat C. O. B. No Goods Reserved.

No Goods Uncle Sam" Cooper Is In Passavant Hospital Image of Cartoonists Composite of Americans, Anderson Street Dealer, Is HI. Harm leads Filibuster to "Get Back" at Democrats. WASHINGTON, Jan. 23. It took the House exactly three and a half hours today to- approve its journal of yesterday.

Conducted by Minority Leader Mann, an expert in filibusters, the friends the Lincoln Memorial project forced the clerk to read the journal in full for the first time in many years. Mr. Mann conducted the filibuster. He said, "to teach the other side that the minority Is not to be trifled with." In the maze of roll calls, parliamentary inquiries and Democratic attempts to start the day's business, the House consumed half a day's session, while legislation waited. Representative Mann finally abandoned his light, after getting a parliamentary advantage which probably will result In the consideration of the Lincoln memorial bill Wednesday.

Exchanged No Sterling Stamps Boring Tfils Sale "Uncle Sam' Cooper is seriously ill of pneumonia in Passavant Hospital, and his physician. Dr. Mark Baldwin, does not permit even a daughter to see him. "Uncle Sam's" name is William E. Cooper, and he deals in office supplies at 128 Anderson (old Ninth) street.

To one person who knows William E. Cooper WAISTS there are 1,000 who know and respect "Uncle Sam" of the red, white and blue Odds and ends of Ladies' Lingerie Waists, prettily trimmed with val. lace or swiss embroidery, long or costume he affects at times. It happens that he is the very image of Uncle Sam that the cartoonists draw. or rather Uncle Sam is the image of him.

His whiskers are superb, so far short sle-eves, high or low neck. Sizes 34 to 44. $1.00 values at 25c Street Widening Urged. At the monthly meeting of the "West End Board of Trade in the TVest End Savings Bank building, Wabash avenue and Main street, last evening plans for a banquet to be held by the board the first week after Easter were discussed. A resolution, urging council widen West Carson street from Steuben street to the Point bridge, was adopted.

as a likeness is concerned, and he is tall, of big frame and can look as determined Ladies' hisses' Goats $10 and $12 Coats for women and misses, odds and QO ends, reduced iat.wU $12 and $15 Coats for women and misses, reduced $12.50 to $18 Coats for women and misses, reduced $20 to $25 Coats for women and misses, reduced $25 to $32.50 Coats for women and misses in Plush, Mixtures and Chinchilla, re- C10 Rft duced to Vlt.aiU SWEATERS Anv Ladies' Sweater in the Postoffice Destroyed by Fire. KANE, Jan. S. The postoffice In Clermont, a small town near here, was destroyed by fire last night. All the stamps, mail and everything in the building was completely destroyed.

The cause of the fire Is unknown. A broken lot of Tailored Waists, including the popular Mendel's make, the Matinee Waists, and other well-known makes. Pure linen, madras or soisette, in -plain white and striped materials. $1.00 and HQ. values at vWv Ladies Silk Waists in Mjessaline, alt" colors and black, with lace yoke and trimmed sleeves.

Also some striped silk Shirts with soft collar and French LADIES' AilO F.1ISSES' SUITS $25 SUITS, odds and gg $15, $20 and "7 fiP $22.50 SUITS .90 SUITS00. $8 JO $13.90 $18.50 SKIRTS Astonishing Reductions in Pretty New Models. $1.00 $6-50 Skirts for $1.98. $8.50 Skirts for $2.98. Lot of very fine Dress Skirts worth up as high as $12.50, re- flfl duced to just Ladies' and Misses' Presses Lot of very neat and pretty Wash Dresses extraordinary value for One lot of fine Lingerie Dresses, Lot of Serge and Silk Dresses; values up to $10, reduced 2 93 $12.50 to $15 Silk and -''gC'AA Serge Dresses for $3.1111 $10-50 to $20 Silk, Serge Qr and Evening Dresses for.

VlivU $22.50 to $25, Silk, Serge and trz. $10.00 All Evening and Street Dresses that sold up to $35 and aa $40 for POSLAM HEALS turnback cuffs. $2-98 values at $1.00 William Cooper. UNSIGHTLY SKIN TROUBLES Odds and ends of Chiffon, Messa-line and Net Waists. Positively Waists from our $5 lots.

Black, colors and white. AH sizes. The Chiffon and Net Waists are lined witb silk and are well made. Pretty models. A iBA Reduced now to house that formerly sold up as $2.49 high as will be cleaned out at as need be.

Toiay he is aged 68. spry and jovial as a youngster and just as hearty as ever he was. indeed he re fuses to be about many men much RECOnD-BREAIUfJG BARGAINS Of! FIRST FLOOR CHILDREN'S WEAR Children's Dresses, sizes 2 to 6 years. Ginghams, Percales and Galateas. 79c values reduced 11m.

After an affected surface has been covered with Poslam, the progress of the disease has been effectually checked. It cannot longer spread. From now on an active, intense healing process Is exerted, strengthened with each succeeding application, until the disease ia mastered and driven away. The uniformity and the positiveness with which Poslam over and over again accomplishes this definite work make it a dependable' skin specific the only one which should be first called to aid should eczema, acne, pimples, itch or any form of skin disorder afflict. POSLAM SOAP improves the health, color and quality of the skin; beautifies complexions, renders the hands soft and velvety; purifies the scalp.

All druggists sell Poslam (price, 50 cents) and Poslam Soap (price. 25 cents). For free samples, write to the Emergency Laboratories, 32 West 25th Street. New York City. Children's Dresses, sizes 2 to 6 years, J1.00 and $1.23 values, reduced to Children's Dresses, sizes 2 to 14 years.

$1.50, $2.00 lOo AH Sie Children's Heavy Ribbed Ho.e. pair 15c Boyn' and Glrln' Heavy Ribbed Pull-Knee, Double-Foot "71 Ho.c, pair Two Nnmhern in AVomen'a Hone, 25c cashmere hose, seconds of the younger because they have let their age tell on them. "Uncle Sam" is an honorary member of about everything worth while in Pittsburgh and is a Mason, an Odd Fellow, an Elk and a Pythian Knight. He came to Pittsburgh from Grand Rapids, about 17 years ago and has rooms above his store in Anderson street. There he became ill Wednesday.

He had been bowling Monday evening and overexerted himself. Dr. Baldwin ordered his removal to the Passavant Hospital yesterday morning -and ills daughter, Mrs. Louis Dunning, of Ligonier, came to Pittsburgh at once. Dr.

Baldwin used the new anti-toxin for pneumonia on him and the crisis is expected in a few days. 77c auu ji.su values, reduced to. Children's Dresses that formerly sold up as high as $3.00, reduced now to boc quality silk hose, pair Sl.00 M)c Genuine Ideal Hair Brushes ha Lie Talcum Powder. 7 Children's and Misses' Zephyr "i11, House, Uppers, or. pink and blue.

60c value for CQC Women's Fancy IVeckwear reduced and 1 values in Venice lace Collars, the round and square shapes, coat collar and cuff sets-many styles to select from, nn tach An odd lot of Collars of every description. Stock Bows. Sailors, Side Frills, to go Qg Children's Fleece Lined Lnder. wear. Shirts and drawers for III THE DEPT.

shaPes anl Misses' Ready-to-wear Hats, including Felts and Braids. Some damaged Formerly sold from 11.00 to $1.50. To be closed out fi? at, choice DC at ShaPe8' consisting of Felts, Neapolitan or Milan braids. Ready-to-wear Hats that formerly sold up as high as now yg Grand Lot of Hat Shapes in Felts. Milans and Chips.

Black and colors. Values up to f3.50. Cleaned jT out special at I IC Trimmed and ready-to-wear Hats. Also turbans suitable for elderly women. Mostly blacks.

Formerly sold as high as $4.00, special now at DC Children's fine trimmed Hats in Plush, Velvets and French Felts. Some sold as high as $4.90. To be pushed out regardless of former selling price at gr just 25c and 50c Face Veilings, black and colore, re- Induced to just, yard Silk Vlret No. 1H. suitable for bat or dress trimmings; positively 6ug value, reduced to ill per bolt One tahle of Hat TrimmlnicK, conslstinsf of Wines Pheasant Tails, Feathers, Ostrich Fancies and ftg Ostrich Band3, etc.

Splendid assjrtment, reduced ill1 from $2.50 to 25c and 60c pure Silk ItIhlon, beautiful wldo ribbons in all plain colors or pretty Persians, plaid3 fC or stripes. Reduced to Just, per yard Children's Coats, sizes 2 to 5 vears, Ql ff $5.00 values, reduced to OlaUU Children's Coats, sizes 2 to 14 years, ft fjo values up to $7.50, reduced to wtl Children's Coats, sizes 2 to 14 years, fiJQ OfJ values up to $8.90, reduced to MUf Children's and Infants' White Lawn Dresses and Slips, values from $1.50 to $2.00. Slightly fsr soiled. Reduced to just UfcC Children's Sweaters in Reds, Tans, Grays and Whites. Regular $1.50 values, specially priced now at I 3C Children's Bonnets that formerly sold at $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50.

Odds and ends in the lot. Reduced to just DC VERDICT FOR. North Side Bridge Co. Secures One Against Allegheny County. A verdict for $300,000 against Allegheny county was returned in favor of the North Side Bridge Company the Seventh street bridge by a Jury in Common Pleas court yesterday for the condemnation of the Seventh street bridge by the county.

The verdict was returned by tmiuren ub 10 years of aee. each 7. 5c A Lot of Broken Size, in Kid Gloves. White, tan, black, pray, preen and red; values up to Cfl. 11.50, pair law Bed Sets Full size, beautiful drawn work designs, worth 00, a set of 3 pieces.

Wl Assorted Lot of 25c and 50e Jewelry reastpin brooches, bar pins, iavallieres and jr-vanity purses, each I3C All-Silk Hair Bow Ribbon Plain and fancy weaves; all the brlsrht shades and wanted colors; "I worth up to 15c for. 2.30 Value In Fin Quality Bohemian Hair Switches Complete line of shades, 30-inch lensnh. extra heavy wavy rj ir switches to go for WltC3 lOe ale. Peroxide 5c 12-ox, lfic size. Peroxide for.

Oc lS-oz-, 25c le. Peroxide WHY NOT A PENWOOD Children's Heavy Fleeced Sliver and Drawers, values up to 39c each. Siies from to til 12 years of ase. each I IC Heavy Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, standard 8 lb. qual-fqf ity; value 26o each, 1.H Women's Vnlon Suits, heavy fleece lined, full bleached, the Norfolk mills standard quality crochet and silk drawing strings, In all sizes, go Lot of Children's Bonnets, values $1.00 and agreement no trial being neld.

The viewers appointed by the court made an award in favor of the bridge company for $300,550.83 from which the bridge company appealed and demanded a Jury trial, claiming their bridge was worth Sl.OuO.OOO. After a trial by jury some months ago a verdict for $270,000 was returned by a Jury, and a new trial was later granted. $1.50, reduced now to. FUR! Odd lot of Fur Sets, reduced to. 5.90 RAINCOATS Women's and Misses' Raincoats in all sizes, tans only.

$3.50 values for set. Silk Petticoats Ladies' Silk Messaline Petticoats with plaited or tailored flounce. Black and colors. $1.50 to $2 values, special at BOGOS A Bl HI 'S Semi-Annuai Remnant Day today. MARRIED.

KENXEDT WHARTON In Trinity Church. New York, January 21, MART FRANCIES KENNEDY. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kennedy of Bellevue, to FRANKLIN WHARTON of Boston, Mass.

flight Gowns and Combinations Ladies' Muslin Night Gowns, neck3, prettily trimmed with embroidery insertion; also fine combinations. Full sizes; 50c values at Crepe and Challie Kimonas in all the plain colors Empire or belted styles. Trimmed in contrasting colors. Also lot of odds and ends In Ladles' Percale House Dresses Worth double what we are asking. Special flow at Odd lot of Fur Sets, reduced to, set 8.90 NOT TILL FEB.

1st HOWEVER DIED. Beatiful Black Coney Fur Sets, Black Fox; Muffs and Scarfs, Jap Mink Muffs and Scarfs fin that formerly sold up to $35, reduced I OiUU a Off on all Eastern Mink, Black Fox, Jap Mink and Cross Fox Sets Scarfs and Muffs. RaHimuro flhin UUIIUMWIU UU UlliU III III New Orleans I I I A NO RETURN ACCOUNT MARD1 ERAS CELEBRATION Tirkets oh Sale Jan. 7 to Feb. Sad.

Good returning until ieb. 14 th. On payment of $1.00 ticket may bo extended until March Sri Trinity Church. Center avenue and Fuller-tou street, at 9:30 o'clock. GI18SON On Wednesday mornins.

January 22, 1913, at 8 o'clock, MARGARET STAFFORD, wife of John H. Gibson. Funeral services at the residence of Daniel Gibson. 54 IS Potter avenue, Kast End, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, interment BANNFV Suddnly, by accident, on, Wednesday, January 22. 1913, at Pittsburgh JEPTHA -O.

BANNES. Funeral services at the Eaton Chapel, 733 Ross avenue. Wllklnsburg. on Saturday, January 26, at 1 p. ra.

Interment private In Mt. Hooe Cemetery. CAMPBELL On Tuesday. January 21 1913. at 6:30 p.

Wallis Shaw Campbell youngest son of W. S. and Anrde B. Campbell. In his 17th year.

Funeral services at the residence of his parents. Pennsylvania avenue and Thirteenth street. Oekmont. on Friday. January 24, at 2:30 p.

m. Interment private. CONNELLY On Thursday, January 23 1913. at 10 a. JAM ES beloved husband of Marsraret Connelly (nee cgfd 4 3 years.

Funeral from his late residence 1RI, Seventh street, Ambridge. on Monday, January 27, 1913. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem hifth mass at Ft.

Veronlca'B Roman Catholic Church, Ambrlde at 9 a. m. Interment in Ft; Mary's Cemetery, Pittsburgh, 11:30 a. jn. Knights of Columbus, Council No.

604, Holy Name Society and friends of the family respectfully invited to attend. DAN'XHR On Wednesday, January 2 1913, at 100 a. lit lxis Angeles Cal the Rev. T. JEFFERSON DAN NEK of' 5444 I5a-wood street, aired 73 years.

Notice of funeral later. HAVLS On Wednesday, January 1913. at 5 p. of reumonia, GL'FTAVUS CHARLES DAVIS, husband of Charlotte Oaekey Davis, aged 66 years. Funeral services at his late residence.

1654 Dennlston avenue, on Saturday, January 25, at 3 p. m. Interment private. FAHIUON On Tuesday, January 21 19ij at 6:55 a. JOHN FAHRION.

son of August and Jacoblna Fahrion. in his 3th year. Funeral from the residence of his father, 105S Herron avenue, on Friday at a. m. Solemn higtx of retjiueia at Holy CITY TICKET OFFICE 40 HTii ivr B-ll 321 Court.

P. 1941 Main. 1913 at 4:30 p. ELIZA HOSIEL WOOL widow of William WooiBlalr, asec 78 years. Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law.

j. T. Cithers. 135 North avenue. North Braddock.

on Saturday at 2-3'J P. m. Friends of the family are respect, fully Invited to attend. ZIMMERMAN' On Thursday. January 23.

1913, at 4:30 a. IDA M. ZIMMERMAN (nea Luster), widow of George H. Zimmerman. Funeral services at her late regiiimce Bea ver strevf.

Olenfleld, Friday. January 24-at 8 p. m. Interment private Saturday morn Ing at fiewlckley Cemetery. PROPOSALS.

KKLSO On Wednesday, January 23, 1913. at the residence of his niece, Mrs. John L. Conk, near McDonald, JAMES R. KELSO.

Funeral services at the residence on Saturday. January 1913, at 2 p. m. Interment in Robinson Run Cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend.

LAl'KR On Thursday, Janunry 23, 1913, at 5:15 p. JA('Oi). youngest of the late Jacob and Mary luer (nee Carroll). Funeral Monday, January 27, from his late residence, 409 Montooth street, at 8:30 a. m.

Heuuiem hitrh mass at St. Canlce's at 9 a. m. Friends of the family and members of Holy Name Society, are respectfully invited to attend. Take Uelf.hoover avenue car and get off at Lafferty avenue.

LIVDKKM.VN On Wednesday, January 22. 1613. at 10:3) P. at her home. 96 Har-fcmve avenue, forn-erly Herman avenue.

West Liberty. KATIE HOfit.VSON, wife of Daniel Linderman, aped 74 years. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, January 25. at 2 p. m.

Friends ar invited to 4ttcnd, Interment, privata la Koine- wood Cemetery. Sharon and Reading (Pa.) and Cameron (W. Va.) papers please copy. M'MILLIN On Wednesday, January 22 1913. at 6:30 a.

DANIEL J. M'MILLIN, father of Mrs. Ross S. Porter. 6920 Keliy street.

East End, In his 6th year. Funeral services on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family and members of Lodge No. 4t. F.

and A. ale respectfully invited to attend. -MLSCH On Wednesdav, January "3 1613. at 3:35 P. FRANCIS" MKSOli, nee Mrillitiiter).

wife of Anton Mesch, aged it) years, 4 months and 12 days. Funeral from her lato residence, 1511 Hat-eras street, Troy H11L North siide, on Saturday. January 25. 1913, at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem mass at Most Holy Name Church at 9 a. m. Friends of the family and members of Branch No. L. C.

B. ara respectfully invit-d to attend. MILLS On Thursday, January 23. 1913. at 5:30 a.

OSCAR LEHOT, beloved child of Oscar Leroy and Edna Mills tnee Sihroe-der). aKed 1 year and 18 days. Funeral services at parents' residence, Baltimora street, Bcecaviaw, on, Friday, January 24. at 2 p. m.

Interment private Chicago till.) and New York; city papers please copy. VJ5AZKY On Thursday. January 23 191s at St- John's Hospital. LUCILLE VEAZET, daughter of s. P.

and B. eazey. aged 23 years. Funeral from the family residence vashinBton avenue. North Side, on Sunday mormon.

Interment private at East Palestine. O. Kansas City and California (Cal.) papers please copy.) WAR1 On Thursday, January 23 191t Rt 4:50 a. EILEEN, daughter of James F. and Margaret Harrington Ward aeed '0 months.

0 Funeral from family residence. Fourth avenue and Eleventh street. Conway. Pa. Notice of funeral later.

MIEKEKHOLn On Wednesdav January -2. 1013. at p. Mrs EMM VIEDEHHOLD. widow of Louis Wltdcrhold! ip the 72n-l year of hr am Funeral at her late residence 6S5 Church avenue.

Ben Avon, on Friday January 24. at 2 p. m. Interment private." WOOLSLA1B Oa Thurjday. Jaauary HARRNKSH On Thnrsdav, January 23.

191S, at 9:3 a. HARK.NESS; in his 53d year Funeral services wiil be held at his late residence. Nevln avenue. Pewickley Heights township, on Hatunlay, January S. at p.

m. Friend of the family are reapectfully Invited. HILL On Wednesday, January 22, 1913. at 9:30 p. at hia residence.

S25 Holland avenue. Wllkinsbm's, JOHN C. HILL, beloved husliand ot Mary NeKth Hill. uh-id 73 yars. Notice of funeral later Ht'tSHES On Thursdav.

Januarv 53, 1S13, at 5:25 p. CLARA I HIGHE-S beloved daughter of Francis and Mary K. Huches of 142S Portertleld street, Isorta Side. Intermeat at bpringHeld, III. PROPOSAL BOARD OP EDUCATION.

Sealed bids will be received st the office of the Secretary of the Board until Hi a. ra Saturday. March l. i13. for the furnishins of basket bads, Jumping standards, volley balls, ete- pudding blanks and information concerning same can be secured upon application to the Superintendent of Supplies, TuJ Futton Pittsburgh.

Pa. The Board of Public Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Q. W. OERWIQ.

Eecxstaxy. A A SPECIAL meeting of Lod No. Freemason Hall. Fifth avenue on Friday, January 24th at one clocit p. for the purpese of attending the funer al of our late brother.

Past Master Daniel McMiiiin. Members of sister loiges are fraternally invited to attend. By order of the W. M. Masonic Dr.t.

Attest: Albert faiaobach, ecipuxj.