Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1928, Page 7

Dollar Day Bargains Mecan Your Saving 82 Full Fashioned Ou)-x Hosiery 31 Pure sitk to welt: all the new shades; $1 all the new rd lengths. 39¢ Yd-Wide Colored Indian Head 4 for Sorne oo, 75¢ Rayon Silk Underwear 2 for 31 Choice 0f bloomers. chemise, vests and step-ins: all shades: lace trimmed. $1.49 Double Bed $ Mattress Covers r]' Makes vour old mattress new. nize tects your new mattress: full Krinkle Bedspreads 3]_ Roister attached: rose, blue. IDM earchid stripes: perfect: double-bed stamped 2t0 10 $1.59 Scalloped 81x105-in. Felt, Straw and Silk SPRING HATS Values $2 and 83 Very snappy hats 1 in Spring’s newest styles and nyut colors. for matron or misl 89c Yd.-Wide Sport Satin 29¢ 22x40-Inch 8 Turkish Towels5 for 1 Two-thread: soft _and fluffs: as- #arted colore. stripe borders and white. Pillowcases 7 for $1 42 and 45x38: made of standard count eheeting: 3-inch hems. 25¢ Rosedale $1.00 Tie Back 'y Ruffle Curtains 2 for 1 Commlete s+t crosshar marguisette. v, "Yarde long. =7 inches wide: per- fect $1.65 81x90 ohawk Sheets sl Empire. made by the fa- 39¢ Printed 6 Yds. English Broadeloth 8] Tard-wide: new neat designs: hizhly mercerized. Fast eolor. 19¢ 18x36 Cannon 8 ank Towels 8 for ]. hlu pink. gold and white (-olhrvlfl face 1oweis. $2.00 Silk-Fringe s]_ Panel Curtains Filet and cahle I'fl 21, yards long, :: inches wide, White, ecru and Ara- an” 5 s $1.69 58x58 Hemstitched 8 Tablecloths Mercerized damask: assorted patterns. bleached $1.50 Pure Silk Full P Fashioned Hose 2 Prs. 1 Pure silk 1o the welt: servies weight: all cojors: seconds of $1.50 grade 50c Yard-Wide Wash Satin =~ 4 Yds. 81 High-iuster. permanent Snish. pastel ank Sirest anades | Full piere: perfect ull 59¢ Heavy Brocade Rayon 3 Yds ring Aeel ory E in ehade wik Enieh: fast eolore, 69¢ Women's Ribbed Vests & Pants 2 for Sprog weght: high nerk stonte Sund” DA math Welt slosves, Wil ants: regular and exira sizes 15¢ Half-Linen Tea Towels Women's $1.69 Leather * Slrap Slippers Soft Black Kid with durable leather aiies and yubber heel Can e Geer tor atreet o oiss. B BARGAIN 1%¢ Gold Band 8 China Dishes 18 for ] Gold band trim: all mre plstes snd 39¢ Yd.-Wide Stripe 8 lhylm Madras 4 Yds ] Large wies ot » e and i 5 oF s 59¢ Dunoleum Floor Covering 3 Sq. Yds. ] Two yards wide, heavy wel hoght, 8 ¥uli pleres 5] » srabie Bl e Opaque Window hhldrg e Featherproof An Tiek 4 Ydu. ‘] assortod sulore. 1o m wiiinw 12f0r 21 THT,_SUNDAY STAR. WASTIINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY. No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders HARRY K AUFMAN:? 1316-1326 Seventh St. N.W. Thrift— A dollar made is a dollar saved. A dollar saved by thrift is not pinch-penny miserliness; on the contrary, it is true Franklinian philosophy that advocates in- vestment in the article you need. Thrift means care in spending—women are often praised for this characteristic. Assurance of confidence in our dollar day bargains is the cause of its outstanding success. The cynic said: “The greatest possession is self possession.” ’ - / sesan s Alluring Spring Wonder Dresses 2 for $15 Excellent workmanship, superior quality of materials and style, unusual in design and color combinations. Lovely dresses of printed georgette and flat crepe. Surely an array of cheerful Spring col- ors, cleverly trimmed with the latest buckles, buttons and laces. Soft drape scarfs, overblouse and cape cffects. Dresses to thrill the feminine heart. All Sizes 30 Silk Dresses Assorted calors: Women's Spring Porch Dresses, 2 for s]_ Prints and singhame with organdic and ‘il colored trmmings. Sizes i $1 Muslin, Sateen & Broadcloth Slips New Fall shades: all wizes: Mothers—Look at These Savings! Infants’ Wear Priced at $] a9 Ruben Style Shirts. . .5 for $1 $1 Silk and Wool Shirts. .2 for §1 33¢, Ruben Part-wonl Special sl odds and ends. 1 the $1.69 Crepe de Chine Silk Teddies Neatly lae trimmed. in ail pastel shades. 2 for v | full eut 81, Silk Kait Caps, wool Red and White Rubber G Crib Quilted 0 Pongette Creepers Fine Broadeloth Creepers. .. $2 Hats and Bonnel 50e Long ar Short Dresses, 3 for 81 39 Flannel Gowns, Kimonos. Ger- trudes . 3 for 81 Kapok Baby 81 Broadcloth Creepers. . . Smillng Baby Bath Robes 22222 Hemmed Diapers. Women’s New Spring Porch Frocks Fine prints gands tnm §1 i 5 Women's $1.49—2-pc. 8 Crepe Pajamas i bbb -k e it $1 Girls’ 7 to 12 Year $ Tub Dresses 2 for 1 Fast-color Engheh print gingham in_sesveral new $1.98 White Broadcloth Hoover Dresses Good quality pure white bieached reguiation make. Sizes 6 o B0 35c and 50c Women's Brassieres 5 for s]. Rayon striped or plain white, with AL wizes, ipe brocade: garters attached: all_sizes. En\s S1 Peter Pan 31 Wash Suits 2 for Factory chase. samples et Al mzes in lot. m Extra-size Undcrwur Baronet ayon hup hem mus tin i musiin Ewne hioomers. o rls 7 to 14 Yr. New 8 31 pring Dresses b ]_ " the money ran finest that Wi all_fresh_and new 25¢ Knit Body Waists 6 for s]. strons!y w 13 Gond_auality. taned seams, sewed buttons: all sizes. 2 Seais voile and Offering Again in a Sale A New Shipment of Plain and Printed SPRING SILKS $1.25, $1.49 and $1.75 40-inch Washable Flat Crepe 40:inch All Silk Satin Charmeuse 40-inch Washable Crepe de Chine Ik Charmeuse 36.inch Al Silk Changeable Taffeta harmeuse Ginch Printed Radium Yard 36inch All Silk Duchess Satin Yard Every new Spring shade, Every new weave. Every yard erisp and new. Every yard perfect and cut from full pleces. The 2 for | wll wizes Crepe or Nainsook ep-ins 5 for s] Closely woven grade, lace edge trim T $] £1.69 Philippine finely en 79¢ Rayon Stripe Shirts & Bloomers Girle' warm underwesr. in per et New T9¢ Girls' $ Panty l)rrnu 2 lur ] Sizen | Handmade Gowns Fine painssok; full cut Virubiered Plain” « %t A years Men's Felt Slippers Lesther soles BASEMEN 39¢ Felt-Base 5 yds. s] Uniform Dresses ' # Biue Chambray and Biack Peseale il wizes. ull e 25¢ Yard-Wid Percule 10 Yds. s1 standaidt oo To'yaie Yd.-Wide Sun Fast (.rrlu ne 6 Yds. 5]_ ew Sk Pt heavy welght us o] weene "4 " 10 Ve 19¢ Yard-Wide Cretonn 8 Yds l5] ful lengthe New Spr ERUR Y ¥ piesen niatsh Hall Runner Ton or Wue. with funcy edge; 1 prewa’ 18 ine £1.25 Double-Bed 2 for 8-I "els Toa90 4nd RIaB0 bleached wid un Dleached. 1 b hemmed 3 for $ 1 ¥ patteins e il fenngthe, 2 46 35¢ Bleached Pillowcases Facellent quality musin hemmen 40a08: un $1 Aluminum and 25e Amoskeag 8 # Dress ghams Yds, ] Enamel Ware 2 for 8] S s 1 artment of usetul pieces ey et Bt 12V, Unbleached 8 I Sheeting 14 Yds. bar for wheets st Usens ) pieie. Larke Cannon 15¢ k Towels 24 for Hu white wize 14 tor Al vare. dentista ‘or" ouming s #] The Store for Thrifty People Men's 79¢ Blue Work Shirts 2 for Aliar attached, and nacket: per- e 195, full cut. Sizes 1415 to dark D Men's §1.95 Work Pants de Pants: o 42. Men's $1.50 and-$2.00 $ Fine Shirts Npckhand or collar attac cloth, ete. Sizes 1 hed; broad- Men's $1.95 Swealers 31 wheollar coat sweaters; dark ox- ford: " Sizen 36 10 42 Men’s 79¢ Ribbed 8]_ and drawers, per- 6 to 46. Underwear 2 Prs. Stock Adjustment Sale Men’s Suits ’ $25 to $50 Values $11.90 - $15.90 Excellent fabrics and fine tai- Toring in every garment £2 Cigarette Lighter Nickel and leather-covered: teed verfect, Men’s Winter Union Suits 31 e Rilbed Fnion Suite and sras F all » | pants 1 stamped im Boys® $2.95 Wool Lumberjacks sl Biz plaids, all colors. Sizes 5 to 12 Boys' Heavy Corduroy Pants Heary thickget = eordurey strongly made, Sizes 8 to 17 Men's 35¢ Aratex Collars 6 for Arrow make: semiaott: perfect Sizas 14 to 16 79¢ Boys’ Blouses 2 for ] Full rut pereale and 1 extia and perfect; Men’'s 50c and 69¢ Rayon Hose 3 Prs. tment ot color per Sizes 10 to 1% 29¢ Fancy Dress 5 Yds. sl Ra_vml 25¢ Children’s School Hose 7 Pair 31 Derby ribbed, in all colors and black sizen 8 to 1015 built for hard wear. 19¢—32-Inch 7 Ydu. Dress Ginghams w Spring designs. in check ride for women's house dresses and Iidrens” ahon rocka: ast colors 09¢ Reg. & Ex. Size 81 Plain civpe. i fiesh, peach or white. Bloomers 3 for atvo maing 4 var. 81 patterns colors 29¢ Yard-Wide S, English Prints 6 Yds l New Spring patterns on lght llnl dark ground woft finish, fi -40-incl. ted Batiste5 Yds. s1 1l figures for women's and fast. 39¢ Sun-Fast (.relonm: Jaren weloot Neat ehildren’s e——————— Children's $1.25 High Shoes 2 Prs. s] Tan wid biack i many with Binck patent leather vampe and fancy ton Sizes 4 1o Women's High-Grade s-l StormRubbers 2Prs With Jdurable soles and heels. Sires At PECIALS FOR- MONDAY “wa 25¢ Men's Faney Rayon Socks 7 Avsarted pnitere $1.00 18x18 Red Star Diapers, 2 Doz. Mo of red atar birdoye e e 35e—45-Inch White -I Table Oil Cloth 6 Yds. ™. ain white brand; Py s — 50c Men's Athletic Union Suits 3 for ‘1 In paiama checks: slses B3 1o 48 ] unhemnied. popular slight 15¢ to 3% White l;mnll 10Y i padeas ol eha s bty iall Checka tor cnildven s weas 26. 1925 -PART 1. \EISEMAN'S, 7th & F AFTER LENGTHY ILLNESS Lifelong Residetn of Capital Will Be Buried Tomorrow Afternoon. Mrs. Florence A. Cookus, aged 53 years, died yesterday at her residerice, 1717 Hobart street, after an iliness of several months. She was a life-long resident of Washington. 8he is survived by her husband, A. B. Cookus, a printer on The Star, and four sisters, Mrs. Ada Koontz of Wash- inglon Grove, Md.; Mrs. Mattie B. Rose, Mrs. Jane Glover and Miss Ger- | trude Barron of this city. Funeral services wil be held at her residence tomorrow afternoow at 2 o'clock. Dr. John T. Huddle, pastor of St. Paul's English Lutheran Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Deaths R.epor;:i William v, Baley, 7. 730, 10th numm 'rv i 86 47075 ¥ e Geor "Hall alian Brown, 84, United Hnm. Hospital. R1. 485 M at. w.w. |f Benter. S 7%, Georgetown ? i l'nl\r-r-vl Hor Adelin K. Be 50 Eaihering A. Nadden. s \v ot 'H""" By m"da‘:;' 618 Tahart o anry Kolds abart, s Lot Bchuitz, 66, George Washing- ton llllver!l" Hospital | Joseoh E. zzelle, 024 e waaaske: 60 Tubereulons Hos- Al ‘"‘( ftherine Campbell. 47. Providenco Hos- pital ‘Aftas Fastnaugh. 4%, Providence Homital T Fovenis o Peliotier, 41, Georfotown Lh{\(l’l‘l' % orm: Brown, 30,310 13th at Ravmond F." Rook, United Naval Hospital Sarah A__Hughes, 11, «lunm et o St KN Abos Hos- 1 hm‘nhlna Dodson, 60, 1700 Montcello itie Thillina. 57 Gt fnmie K Adaime, 56 tal. "States Tio Genrretown. . A8 Tubereulosis Hos Corn, Universiiy 24 Gallinger Hoenital, OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT WRS. F. A. COOKUS DEAD + | EDWARD S. BURGESS DIES IN GOTHAM HOSPITAL Former Central High Teacher Will Be Buried Tomor- row. Edward Sandford Burgess, formerly a member of the faculty at Central High School, died in the New York Hospital, New York City, Thursday. He was 73 years old. For the past 32 years Mr. Burgess had been professor of natural sclences at Hunter College, N. Y., and was acting president there from Janu- ary to May, 1908 - He taughn motany at Central 13 years, Born in Liitle Valley, N. Y., Mr. Bur- gess was the son of the late Rev.®Dr. Chalon Burgess. He was graduated from Hamilton College in 1879 and later studled at Johns Hopkins and Columbia Universities. Funeral services will be conducted at his home In Yonkers, N. Y., tomorrow. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Irene Hamil- ton Burgess, formerly of Fredonia, N. Y. Mr. Burgess was the author of articles on various botanical subjects and had made many contributions to the Cen- tury Dictionary. He was a member of the Century Club, the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity and a former president of the Torrey Botanical Club, PERKINS RITES TODAY. Automobile Victim to Be Buried at Springfield, Md. Special Dispatch to The Star. SPRINGFIELD, Md., February 25.— Funeral services for Clay Perkins, 67 years old, of this place, who. was killed in an automobile accident late Thurs- day afternoon on the Robert Crain Highway between Hall's Station and Leeland, about 6 miles above Upper Marlboro, will be held at Perkins M. E. Chapel here tomorrow at 2 pm. Burfal will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Perkins was killed when an auto- mobile driven by Willard F. Boteler of Branchville got out of control and turned over. Mr. Boteler told Justice of the Peace H. W. Gore here that the steering wheel failed to function. He was released under $500 bond for his appearance before the grand jury at the April term of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges County. Mrs. Fanny B. Boteler, his wife, also a passenger in the car, is in a Baltimore hospital with a broken arm and other hurts. Mr. Perkins, besides his brother, Ed- ward E. Perkins of Springfield, leaves three daughters, Miss Sue and Miss | Louise Perkins and Mrs. John Ladd, all | Perkins. Rvan Ambulance ‘ Service Highly Satisfactory ve ambulances that are the n1ens ceompanying for cither local or out-of-town serv- ice. Reasonable cost., JAMES T. RYAN AMBULANCE Private Service, $4.00 Steel Vaults, $85.00 Beat elaih-cavered $50 ** Entire Funeuls. $75.00 Up * Lowest Prices The Rrown Stone Funeral Home. . W. W. Chambers Co. 1400 Chapin St N.W. Col. 4 CLYDE J. NICHOLS, Ine. UNDERTAKERS 4209 9th St. N.W. Clyde 3. Nichnls, Pres Formerly Viee President-Secretary . R. Npeare Ca. Phone Col. 6324 o g ege Reliability Is the keynote of the Perry & Walsh organization. You can call on us with full confidence of the work being executed to your entire faction. We relieve you of all the details. Model Chapel Private Ambulance Just Phone Perry & Walsh Morticians mun v Mo og4 th St N.W. wumn S et Tali 708 i “hrown and White | n each foot; tag | ha L T lieht Tan punpy vien and Mawns, aves . rewant nw,_Clave 64 youns, male Teward. with oG Reacue | fons g tail: oak e white | fox tercier punpy. Adams ody bW {in Golden- Reward EATASIE artment store n‘r ‘.m\ . by Rewird weal of M wel briilianta an fluwfr "nhl Feh €l A W Anney lklll you ourt GERMAN I‘ul.lrl‘ “female. light ot § 1 name “Ooky i o John 1, nw MESH ave o Wird mmeled link “on” Wy ithee At northwest corner at Newatk east Corner at Macomb a1 Ko pNavat si. W10 OPERA e chin chied it Pieka. Ve 1t e Friwy e, Rew HAG n dilker NT PN Wedjomlay n-“ mm Colimbiig ! vlain heavy i Lol 12[’ fl:q' 0 h h.m... ap A Nm m Nt ol i Y 1 Dval veward Ivitmant B o dole WATCH- L Iu..w of 11 ..l Clarides Hotel Fab ! Roors, | AtmrRTON. 0 Reawuiid isturned I, slonhis Iul\u-n\\ oAl Al Mows IIY nifialy W N of Springfleld, and one son, Duvall He was the son of the late James Turner Perkins and Mrs. Susan | Travis Perkins, and was born on the | old family estate, Catawba View. Births Reported The ful 'u\\nl hirths 'I.I\! hees ported 'I JE. and Josephine, \(vml 0 boy o) \l- e E. Wil ot ,'y,.. 2 r Thorne. gr] Hdred L. Leimbach, girl. and Fay K. Burton. gi e g Quinn. John A and 3 Tames W, Charles W, Meyer_and Ot 6. 17 Allen. bor. Taylor, bo; AR HEALY eph W and Marian H. and Mary . Hamman: s and Ma ‘“_ Caths of Gbanks. We wish to exviess our and hrother . RTRUDE MADIL SISTER. MARY E. BROWN ¢ The fanuly of the late EDWARD ROOTS 4N Beaths. Tharsd, ot N i Ay momning the e Beawin. " Remaiie Smith Co s Remai agier's paclors. 733 are T o wh Arthar neral from the .r-ml ot t oSt Ikvmun.\t ikl Will be said at B:13 for the revose of " Intorment |\|n-lt On Fuday Febroary 24, VLIOTT D CARPENTER Mis. Marle ¥ 14 Vake | B trom ol (hiated ey York ity A Chicaze papera biease i Satunday, February 98 1998 PHOMAS CHRISTIAN of ¢ wihiw of Rev. William Cheis Valin bee Sth vear “h ve wl CHRINTIAN, SOPRIA wa N A7 Wianen o Feheiary 1D HOth aw “Rshaind o6 Mary 3 i Ahe Above pesidon e ATy SR AL R0 (R o ORI Whers s will be s w0 am o Rel Vited terment b Maung Olivet tery KORLOFE Filiday Febjuare 04 PUA8 nom b his e ) JONN ¢ el Sans. Y Fain 1N | 1A st FURLOFE Yahruaty 94 10en Ri vears heloved ) ST e WARRTEN o o) i L A e e or ot D sy wtives and Eiends e | Weatbs. m. Rnh-vl Ium 214 A Mary E. Rogers. Interment at Fehruary Cemetery, V A HARRIS. On Saturdyy. Febrary at 4:15 pm . at dence. st nw. WIL AN B e Veavionca. Yiowtay, "Femtuary nm. Relatives and friends invited. Fehruary 2 v of The Plains <e of funeral later. 2 m,m.p,v 11 at ¥ I.Tl JACKSON, cicnan And Tather af rv Cora and ‘“ tta Lillian _ Jackson 2 om. aneons. on February Monday. Februazy o o Jate residence, '-bmary 24, ‘her Mies Jennie -’r'-'y(fi Gt Rosa Rahm-m- ddvd r!hrha'r);‘ 27. 0 p. Fesidence o Rev.”Dr. $2 w. riende invited. KLUMP. on Frids D fesidence. Bodo "B R‘ml‘”l Testing n “ Cham! on Friday, February 24, 1028, n.mmm 11 01 10'4 V‘ L t IRt Bt Gt oual Cometins and friends fnvited. = A mother dear. 2 mother kind, Has gone and ieft e bebind. But for us she alwars did her bes So may God grant her eternal res | MeG n Friday. February 1 ce_of her daughte T163 19tk at. A Beral Grom * tha _ Shrine® of ary 27, Interment. Olivet Cemeters. private, at TON. in his 62th vear. vice Tesidence Taesday afternoon. Fa a2, pm. . Intermen ‘d“ll n on_an o Ty nvited 40 attend. < oos T MITCHELY.. jusry 28 devotrd mher nl’ Hotictta: Panline James M funeral w. RAY. Fairfax. Va. ROBERT AN betoved maaband” of ininette Murrar. dence. in Faifax. Sundar et Foresiville Md. a2t 1 | | 50 pears. Ot ry. Monday. PERKINS. Suddentzon Thursday y 1978, CLAY, DU B ALL PE Perkine hael, Srrnztield. o at 2 pm . February Ala_ HELEN A E bam Datid M. Pettat R. 2 L RALEY. aced 87 vears at Mount (Leanardtown. ~ Md. Dplease ooy ) ROBEY. Denorted this life < ot Bis e TA '\. s Robev inse Woessner) his residence Tuesdar. At 10 am e and o attend. Interment There will ha tal tion_of, Moupt w»rmuu u-u- P N at atiend 1 o of o MOND % ROOK ttend JAS SN MeMILLAN Secre! nwaNz. oo \"v\’\h\ et at Georzetown Hosnital. o 18 . heloved fath Rrown. Raymuon £ Thursday. February o padence NS ary_ My s MARY L SPALDING neral from the and Sotice of funeral Mate Suddenly Thurslay ZARETH TRAYN: H Free KL lzuu i e o hy KTtN vear of her age. SMence an Monday. | of Jusenhine ‘4 Wall teral fram the New Yorx ave. o evot and o m:'.! ol\l“mr Chu 3 Susisted | Be Rev iatives and M Sth Cand RN aee Sunday TR UR B 1ivie A -Ariende (v e 1 [NANDRR. Qo Friday. Febodary At ru..'m wervices. S pm At e Ranuhania ace fowere, Chavel In flrmomm. | llu‘nh N | A R Elibhany Chuceh Mondav.” Fehruars e | g soul reat i [ s r VNI R T e | CHASK. 1 taving remen | father Cwnd - gramdtather G RN 1ol Wi & | hew b‘vuu.n Ta, 102 [ favine, amt himd (@ a0 s wavs 0 LeRa 2t TUet 48 the o What & beautlfu! memary he it babi Teath does age et @ Wil tatherhomt HIX LOX o™ JoNn ANR WEORGE RYNON AR AND w RN e uuw 1 sad hut leving remami W e deveied tal CHASE S wha entersd AW vears A v e e e The wia wa will wever ke Alwavs (hinking of vou o Comiw Ok AL Tibruasy 24, 1028, st ARG ARKE i o1 ats uneral ey ot iencn i hee d nvr. 2 25 1928, s Son CAN soree Hoffman and Flora Lea Hof Loudoun County,, v and M. 1 Siater of ‘Minor R Jacobs, R Funeral dfon: belm.d l1l. u Chnlu l'l w Relatives McGee. Fu. the Sacred | Heart Chureh at 10 am. Monday, Febru- Monnt . on !aiuxrfhy -nnm: February -‘ . after_a lingerin: ess. at hie . APt JAMES widl e eintzd husband aF the Tate Cazos o held _at his |I|P bruary (‘vmnu-nnl‘l“ LEQNRARDT. on Satnrday. 'Qb Levy Funeral from hul resi- v.m. “Paul's Episcopal Church. - r-tmun Interment at Rock Creek Fehru. SRKIN (1028 at Birmine. ihe mother of | Funeral from the resi- | her son. 1219 18th st. ne.. Mon- | ary 4. 1078, WILLIAM V. Funeral from W. 816 Olivet Davers O ntoved Bishand nn | BaTumore bapers” sicase cooy 1 o3 ate 5 & ety o A SRAWFORD. Worshintul Master. | % ughter. suge s dear | parted (s Lt ;-.ml { his dave: Dot Wb we ot noebla infue o 1o fellow teachings or‘ s L MRANDAONS fathor - . Memoriam. F In sad remembrance of our - SNIE CURRY. who 13t (G years A ot am Waiting. dear children on Jonder snore. LONELY O3S, TACO) UISE. .* FULICSKELLY. In Toving m-mory o1 o ther and grandmothar, MARY LIUS-KELLY. who entered infu cternal rast fwelve sears ao today. b ruary 26, 1916, And when beg task wae ended 'And the web was turned and shown She heard the Master a voics exciaiming, Come.unto Me. thy work s well don ARRIE AND ALICE Sacred to the memory of my dearly saband. J. EDWART) HALL. beloved Paseed day. Fehruary mase At St. Abide with me in life. O Lord: abide with me DEVOTED WIFE. ELIZABETH HALL. HOWARD. In lovinz remembrance dear hushand. ALEXANDER S HO' whn departed thi fourteen vea today, February 013, 1S WIFE, GRACE P. HOWARD, N r HUNGERFORD. A 8 0 ke % dear parents R "n?aghmum,' AZM»-—A s e M Tl!l'll CHILD MINNIE AND .'AME! JONES. In loving rem'mhnnn nf ln dl.‘lr mumr fadinz. Dul little -we_know. at on that day. five years ago. Y ‘our goul from us would #o. A nolh'r dear, a mother kind. H 1t us bel and . Bot for n- J'3he alwavs @14 her best. BER DEVOTED. rfly{'n'n’lv MIGNON JACKSON. GULIELMA E.JONFS )u; TTE B. EPPS AND WILLIA _ memory of aw daughtar and IE xho passed away one year azo, Feb: My How 1 lone for 7 None but thow in he HERTOVING HESRASD | In our Bearts Tour memory linzers. Alwars tender. fond and true: Thara is not 3 dav. dear L. Wa do not think of v DESOTED, MOTHER AND: unn'rnrl FLIZABETH AND GEORGE HODELL. Tou ara eone. but not ' jone h T wint I! wa ‘h"‘ nf 10VING SISTER, PERTRA MILLER. In lovine remembrance of L LEONHARDT. who deoarted this 1 o ear uko today. Febraars 8, 1097, 3 013 The syme eiad emile That, hlest and cheered us here d a Wi'l greet us in the afterwh Our dear one is not dead PIERCE. Tn sad and loving remembeanes of my dear bushand EMANTEL PIFR! Tho Henaried 1 “izht vears aso &2 Fevraare =8, 1020 On_the hillsde T¥hers tne frede gent one T love wn "R Janels. siiant race LOVING WIFE FANY PIERCE. '* | SCESCO. Tn toving remembcane of mr tn. hu WALTER SCESCO. = fe one year azo today. Ped- in “memare_af o 7 SHIFLDS. who four years azo todar. 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