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Home of Ecc
41 Juliet. Phenomenal value
jjg iered in every department.
SI
Particular attention is <
display of Imported Millint
a collection of exclusive sli
* not be found south of Ne1
prices are absolutely beyon
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4 500 more Sill
4 Hats trimmed with
2 i Feathers. Actual
|| ! $30 to $40. Spec
; | Four G
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selected specimen, tully up 1
^Jjt standards in every respect.
1 $7.50 MARABOU
SCARFS, special.....
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^ This is a particularly temptir
fC bou is again the rage this sea
; complete display of the latent >
Ostrich 1
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j tailer or an importer. We
, ejt our own ostrich farms ?n fc
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^ reconstruct it. making you a ~"c
2 beautiful Willow Plume, Pari- V*
5 fctan effect or Willow Band at
One-halt the Cost of a
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Our Rugs arc guaranteed for perfection
of texture and colors; they
? are a source of pleasure and edu- '
| ctt on in developing the esthetic t
i sensibilities and to quicken artistic
perception; they impress the visl- !
tor with the good taste and the good
? judgment of the owner.
A comparison of our prices with
those asked elsewhere will convince
! you of the superiority of our
j val jes.
Oriental Rug Importing Co.,
A. H. Bakshian, Manager,
1126 Connecticut Avenue.
Opposite Grafton Hotel.
I
1 Regimental Punch for
p. Wedding Receptions
?October Is the month for weddings.
and To-Kalon Regimental
' Punch Is the beverage for wedding
receptions. You save all
the trouble of mixing, as Regimental
Punch is ready to'serve
with the addition of still or
sparkling water. A perfect and
delicious blend of red or white '
wines.
65c Quart: $.2.50 Gallon.
To-Kalon White Brandy
' ?A pure grape brandy, preferred by
J housekeepers for brandying poaches I
and preserving fruit of all kinds.
i 75c Quart; S3 Gallon.
To-Kalon Wine Co.,
| g- 1405 F St. N.W.^., K
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[arabou novelties. Birds of Paradise
Plumes from Farm to V
Yi Below Regular Price
:e in the price of a Plume whether you
eliminate the middleman's profit at evei
iouth Africa, then by preparing the feat]
1 to you direct through our chain of retail
EW YORK, N.Y.?1161 Broadway. 58 anc
30 W. 23th St.. 417-419 6th Ave.
HILADELPHIA, PA.?207 Mint arcade.
ROOKLYN. X. Y.?507 Fulton St.
L.EVEEAND, OHIO?1252 Euclid Ave.
915 G ^treet^^
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li $14
X $io.oo All-wool Serge Dresses.
X Ladies' and Misses' $20.00 Po
a Messaline Silk Petticoats, navi
g $5.00 values
i?^THE SERVANT IN
THE HOUSE."
ir-?n Electricity is iniC
ectric THE Hcrr.nt
IL-U Of the modern home.
, Tbe senv force
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IMG VlCCS etc., is now displactr.g
the odorous gr?s
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ave such superb feathers been
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at correspondingly low prices. jyl
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buy it from a regular re- j
ry turn; first by operating ! ?T
hers in our own factory, i sb?
stores. - | |flb
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of imported chiffon broadcloth, ?
navy; lined in Skinner's guar- $
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less than $40.00 readymade. For ?
Special |
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isses' Suits, $14.90 j
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C siery, Handkerchiel
jjl Belts, Pocketbooks, Silk L
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Julius Garfinkle & Co., {
F St., Cor. 13th N.W.
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Veilings. I
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reason of their exclusive and out- j
I of-tlie-ordinary character.
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For TUESDAY we offer
Imported Mesh Veiling jj
At 25c Yard.
Value, 35c and 50c; in black and
colors.
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At 50c Yard. *
Value, 75c and $1.00; all the best ol
new meshes; black and colors. e'
At 85c Yard.
Value, $1.25 and $1.50. The finest
grade In exclusive designs.
)
Qiuality Furs at;
Matchless Prices}*
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The prices are uow quoting on fur .
1 coats, acarN. uiufls and collars give you I
a rare chance to economize, anil at the , j ;
satac titnc inakc a selection from the , , 1 ; ;
richest and most distinctive styles. I
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atantial saving hen'. ' 1 I ; I
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IF VOL* FORGOT i |
TO ORDER THAT; CASE OF
IMPERIAL EXPORT, j
(Lager Beer)
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thing iu the morning. You tuissed some- ;
thing real good vrbcn yon failed to pbone
u- Wo are rewinding you again there is !;
no better tonic than good beer taken in
I moderation. The coat is : trifle. ij
Tase of 24 Bolibs. $l.7.r> delivered.
5o- KEBATK LOIS RF.TI RN t?r ROTI
ri-CS. Ask your dealer or phone direct
to 11*. |
Washington Brewery Co.y
! 5th <& F Sts. N.E. ?m '
p? 3
Secure Seats f
at Once |
(no charge) fi
for the S'
ASHION LECTURE 1
By |
IADAME SAVARIE, I
ie noted Fashion Authority, jg
at the ^
Columbia |
Theater, |
Friday Afternoon, |
Oct. 20, 2:30. ^
Madame Savarie comes di- $
ect from Paris with model a
owns from the great Parisian ig
ressmakers, which she will fe
how on living models.
Reserved seats given with ur
compliments at suit de- $!
artment. Make your reser- H
ation at once. |j
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922 F Street ijl
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ne compare our prices. Wc are ?&
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For Your Suit
?fall and inspect our elegant
READY - TO - WEAR fLtNDTAiIIjORHD
SUITS. Fit as well
as if made to measure. NO
HIGHER in price than ordinary
"shop" garments.
r^Can be delivered same day
order is placed.
PAUL LEI BEL,!
Ladies' Tailor. 1210 G st.
?
SAMUEL APPLEBEB,
'hone Main 2758. 14.10 Eye st.n.w.
iTitfH your inspection of the largest display
! Foreign and Domestic Fabrics that be has
rer shown.
II Ml .41 m AMI S A 4" A Oi (IOMII A HO
luoLUttCd ucr,
$30.00 Up.
Men's Siaits to Order,
$15.00 Up.
Work and fit guaranteed.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing and remodeling
>ne at reasonable prices.
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| PARENTS. in
| School time is here! -
Have your children's eyes care- j
fully examined to see if they need !: |
glasses. !
If they complain of headacnes,
dizziness, sleepy feeling and desire j;
to close the eyes while reading..or ;;
lines running together, or blurring ::
of vision. ;!:
j THEY XEED GLASSES.
> Gur Ophthalmologist will exam- ;
[ ine their eyes and make the glass v.j ;
| at a most moderate cost. ;
i Our Liberal credit system and :
I moderate charges apply to Optical :::
Department.
i CASTELBERGS,
I 935 Penna. Ave. N.W.
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MISS LOU!
Daughter of former Senator and Mr*. I
man of New I
IN THE WORLD OF SOT
MRS. TAFT PLANS TO STAY AN
O^THER TWO WEEKS NORTH.
Here and There With Other No
tables?Weddings?Travels?Nntp#
*
Mrs. Taft has been in Boston consic
erably lately doing her fall shopping, an
the proud boast of one of the exclusiv
shops is that the gowns she ordered ar
to be worn at the White House the con
lng winter. Mrs. Taft will remain s
least a fortnight longer at Paramatts
Beverly, where Mr. Robert Taft spend
the week ends since his return froi
his summer vacation in Europe. He i
again at Yale college After the retur
of Mrs. and Miss Tarft here a visit to th
Virginia Hot Springs is being planned t
fill in the interval until the return c
the President.
Miss Harriet Anderson of Cincinnati i
now at Beverly, visiting her aunt, Mri
Taft, and Miss Helen Taft's youn
friends are making it especially pleasan
for her. Miss Katherine Anderson spen
September at the summer White Hous
and is now making a series of visits t
other friends in the east.
Mrs. Charles W. Klauder has announce"
the engagement of her daughter, Jeanett
Paccaflpn Tflanilf'r unH T.lpnt ThrimJm i"1
Spencer of the United States Infantry
now stationed at Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Charles M. Ffoulke, with he
daughter, Mrs. Chapman Smith, and he
son, Mr. Charles M. Ffoulke, have re
turned to their Ma sachusetts avenu
home after a long residence in Coloradi
Springs.
Mrs. Frank F. Frye and Miss Marion L
Frye of Washington are in New York fo
a few days and are staying at the Hote
Wolcott.
Mrs. Allison Xailor, 15th and Rhod
Island avenue, has as house guests Mr
and Mrs. A. C Stewart of St. Louis. Mo.
the former the sovereign grand inspeeto
generah southern Masonic jurisdiction o
the U. S. A. and A. S. R.. also Mr. Wil
Ham Homan of New York, treasurer-gen
era! of the northern jurisdiction of the U
S. A. and A. S. R.. also his sister. Mine
M. Krope. who are liere attend.ng tin
exercises of laying of the corner stone o
the new Masonic Temple.
Maj. Newton Kimball. U. S. A-. re
tired, and Mrs. Kimball jntertained a
an old-time Indiana corn roast and pos
sum supper at their country home on Oal
street, Clarendon, last week.
Mrs. Ella Lowery Moseley, who spen
some time in the Straits Settlements wltl
her husband, the late Consul Clenera
Robert A. Moselev. jr., of Alabama, is a
the new Bancroft.
Mr and Mrs. J. D. Young and thel
daughter. Miss Robyn Young, have re
turned to their home on P street, till:
city, after spending the summer at thei
country pla-.e. Cecil Manor, at Port De
posit, Md.
Miss Helen Burch of 31*5 D street north'
east celebrated her birthday annivers&n
Friday evening, October 13, by playing
games and other amusements. At ft:3(
o'clock refreshments were served. Those
present were Misses Helen Eisenstein, Mil
dred Nichols, Viola A1 en. Florence Eis
enstein, Pauline Miller, Helen Elliott
Virginia Miller. Charlotte Steadman
Ruth Thomas' Mildred Beard, May Thorn
as, Thelma Teager, Leabelle Beard. Mil
dred Patterson, Louise Dutrow, Alma No
land, Essie Cave, Eva Freed, Essie Freed
Mary .Steadman, Abbey Alien, Elizabeth
Dorsey. Anna Blew, He'ene Dorsey, Env
ily Harrison. Margie Nelson, Carrie Boe
ling. Masters Charles Dutrow, Weslej
Allen, Willie Nickolson Kenneth Burcli
Norman Burch, Howard Allen, Robert
Hayes and John A. Steadman.
Mr. an<J Mrs. J. Lawrence Hayes and
son, formerly of Washington, D. C., have
returned to Wilmington after an extensiv<
trip through Texas, Missouri, Ohio and
Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gray Drane, with
their sister, Miss Annie R. McKennte,
have returned to the city and will be
glad to welcome tneir. irienas at men
new home, 1503 Irving street northwest.
Miss Katharine MeNeal, who spent Saturday
.and Sunday in Washington with
her parents, returned to Philadelphia
last night.
A party to celebrate the fourth birthday
of little Catherine Ruth was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Ruth, October
111. Games and music were enjoyed
and refreshments were served. A
large gathering of young people was
present.
Mr- and Mrs. Clarence Moore and theij
family, who went abroad prior to th<
coronation and have since traveled extensively
by automobile, have been recently
in London for their final days
abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Moore are expected
to return to Washington next
month.
The engagement is announced in Pittsburgh
of Mrs. Paschal] Carr. daughter
of Mrs. John H. Ricketson of Ridge avenue.
North Side, and Col. Herbert J
Slocuin, who is located at Governor!
Island. N. T- The wedding will probably
take plaea in the spring.
Mrs. Frank Can-ill Cosby of Stoneleigl
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h'orakfr, who 1* to marry Victor L. ( unh
ork la December.
f Court, this city, concluded her visit t
r Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Clark Cosby <
Brooklinc. Mass., early in the week, an
1 has returned here. Mrs. Cosby prolonge
her stay in order to attend the christer
ing of her twin granddaughters, one <
whom is her namesake., several days ag'
- The christening took place In All Saint
Church, Brookline, the rector, the Re'
Daniel Dulaney Addison, officiating, an
; later the babies' parents yave a sma
! tea for some thirty intimates who a
tended the christening. Karlier in tt
- afternoon Mrs. Frederick L. Estes, wfc
is one of the babies' godmothers, entei
tabled the christening party at luncheoi
Ex-Senator and Mrs. Joseph Dense
Foraker announce the engagement <
their daughter Louise and Mr. Victor J
Cushman. son of Mrs. Edwin C. Cushma
I- of Bar Harbor, Me. Mr. Cushman is
d New Yorker, a Harvard man of the clas
of 'S3 and a member of the Millbroc
Hunt Club.
^ The wedding will be an event of tl
i- coming season in this city, where M
it and Mrs. Foraker retain their oecupanc
t of their Hith street home.
18 At a luncheon given in Detroit lai
n week by Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. t<ai
Is miento of that city the engagement wa
" announced of their only daughter. Mis
Caroline Bowen Sarmiento, to Midshij
e man Walter Elliott Brown, son of Judg
? E. O. Brown of the appella e court i
>* Chicago. Midsh-pman Brown is on th
United States cruiser South Dakota 1
g the Pacific squadron.
s- Mrs. Herman D. Cable of Evanston ha
S announced the engagement of her daugh
t ter. Miss Miriam Cable, to Capt. Fred
t erich von Ternes of Vienna. Capt. vo:
e Ternes. who is an officer of the 11 ti
0 Regiment of Hussars of the Aus'riai
army, is expected to reach Chicaro earl;
j (Continued on Eighth Page.)
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.1 BO&N.
| BUTTXEB. On Tuesday, October 10. 1911. a
Sibley Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Butt
" iter, a son.
r t
e i DIED.
0
APFXECK. On Sunday, October 15. 1911, a
12:30 p.m.. Mrs. MARCKELA AFFUECK
widow of P. 4. Affle? k of Herryville. Va.
? Funeral and Interment it Berryvule. Vs.. Tues
^ day, October 17. nt 11 a.tn.
CREAMER. Suddenly, on .Saturday. October It
1911, at the residence of his son, Francis J
e Creamer, 427 P street northwest, TEUANC1
CREAMER, aged ninety-two years.
Funeral Tuesday, October 17. at 8:30 a.m.
from residenee, tbenee to Immaculate <>oti
r ceptlon Church, where mass will he said fe
f the repose of Jbls sotil- Interment at Moiuj
Olivet cemetery. Funeral private. itjt. I>oui
papers please copy.t 16*
CFNMSOUAM. On Saturday. Oc tober 14. 1911
p " GEORGE V. CnVXINOHAM. husband o
^ Mary Rolxvea Cunuiugba in. aged eight;.-fly
1: years.
! Funeral Tuesday. October 17. at 3 p.m.. fror
j the residence of hi.-, son-in-law. C. H". Hen
-j abatr, lift# EfSt Capitol street.
1 Member* of Sjrracasians Lodg". No. 1*?. Knight
- of Pythias, will meet at Pythian Temple Moo
i day. October 16. .1 ATI. at "h p.m.. to <xtmp>et
arrangements for funeral of GEORGE F. GUN
SIXGHAM. Funeial Tuesday. October 17, at
. p.iu.. from 1105 Fast Capitol street.
J. H. WIL4JAMS. C. C.
j Attest: S. M. PEARSON. K. R. AND S.
t The members of the Association of oldest la
habitants of the District of Columbia an1 it
snectfull.v invited to attend the fnnernl service
of our la to associate, GEORGE F. CUNNING
r HAM, at hi* late residence, lluft East Caplte
- street. Tuesday. October 17. at 3 p.ta.
s THEODORE IV. XOYBS, President,
r BENJ. W. REISS. R S.
DE LA'SILMFTT. On Sunday, October 13. 1911
vat 5 p.ui.. SUF1E R., beloved wife of Elia
E. De La?bmnti.
" Funeral services at her late residence, 1428 1
i street northwest. Monday, October 16, S p.m
j Interment Tuesday, October 17, In Moun
> Olivet cemetery, Frederick, Md.
? { DOWNS. On Saturday, October 14. 1911
MICHAEL A., beloved husband of Katl
Downs. In the thirty-second year of his age
, Funeral from his late residence, 62T I stree
southwest. Torstfay. October 17. at S:.x?
I o'clock a.m.; thence to St. Dominie'a Church
where requiem mass will be sung for thi
repose of his soul at 9 o'clock. Relative
and friends are Ityyited to attend.
I ESK RIDGE. Departed this life on Saturday
October 14, loll, at 6 a.m., at hla n-sldence
108 Corcoran street northeast. Ivy City
p DANIEL ESKRIDGE, beloved husband ol
Jennie Eekridge. aged sixty-two years. H<
leaves three sons, five daughters and sit
t grandchildren.
Rest comes aC last, though life be long ant
dreary.
I Funeral Tuesday, October 17; at 2 o'clock
> from Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. Ver
'a moot avenue between Q and K streets north
west. Interment at Harmony cemetery.
r Muiif.
A special session of Washington Lodge. No. 1J
1 B. P. O. Elks, will be he'' in the lodgcrooir
, on Tuesday. October IT. 1911, at 8:h0 a.m.. .oi
> (be purpose of attending the funeral of our Lau
: brother, FRANK M. FERRIS. By order of
JAMES M. WAItD. Exalted Ruler.
Attest: RICHARD A. O'BRIEN. Secretary.
FERRIS.
i The members of Washington Council. No. 224,
, Knights of Columbus, are advised of the-death
on Sunday. October 10, 1911 at his residen e,
23 L" street northwest, of Brother FRANK M.
FERRIS, and requested to attend the funeral
services at St. Martin's Church. North Capitol
i and T streets, Tuesday morning. October 17. al
I) o'clock. GEORGE R. REPETTI. C. K.
Dr. A. D. WILKINSON. 1\ S.
GORDON". Departed this life on Sunday. October
15. 1911. at 9 a.m.. after a long and
painful Illness. ANNIE GORDON, boloved
wife of the late Benjamin Gordon and loving
aiater of Diana Wood,
Funeral from St. Augustine's Church Wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock. Friends and relative*
Invited. Body at James' undertaking parlor,
L street northwest between 18th and 19th
i streets.
t GORDON. Passed away Saturday. October 14,
1911. Mies MARY T. G. GORDON.
Interment at Egeter, X. H
HALLORAN. On Monday. October 1G. 1911. at
.I:**) a.m.. at hi* re*iden<-c. -VM L street
northeast. JOHN HENRY llALLORAN.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HARLAN. At his borne, in Washington. D. C.,
JOHN MARSHALL HARLAN of Kentucky,
husband of Malrina SUaoklJn Barlau and son
of James and Eliza TVavrrpcra H avian. Born
' in Boyle county. Ky., on t*e let day of
June. 1833: died on the 14tii day ?f <:
1911.
Funeral servh-es will !? held at the Vw
Avenue rr-abyterlau Ohnro h In W#ah:o*?<"
It. C.. Tuesday. the '.7th day -f Ovtol v
2 o'etoc* In tb" sfteris-on Tii>- tut-run
wtll he private. iL?uliitill<'. New V-rk n 4
Chicago patwr* *rIII ideaae copy.!
MILITARY ORDER OF Till LOYAL I I ? I"v
Ol Till. I'M ri.lt STATl >
} Commander; of the District of Col inn Ida
City of Wi. liliijrtou. itrfcoSer Hi. I 11
The ?lentb of t'oiiip*><Ion and I'.v f ommai.u
JOHN MARSHALL HARLAN. < >kuel 1 Volunteers,
lu this City. ?>u llx* Htu lu?i it. .
announced to tta<? Cotnwandory.
Funeral services. ?t which to. attci.dan. ?f
Companions l> requested, will i>" be. 1 ai t.
New York Av?uuc Presbyterian t'iiui' i: on To- day.
17th tnaannt. at 2 o'clock p.tu lotenn-n'
private. at Rock Creek Cemeter.
Ey comma u?! of
Brevet Major-tieeeral (YRI> IsrsSKY,
I', s. V?|ufltw?
C >oiniau<i' r.
THOMAS II. McKKF.
Recorder.
HORSON On s..n.i?v fw.?..tv.r i.y H?H a! 4
T*.tii . MATTHEW HOBSON
i'Uticta! iter vices ?t 1 Xn .>u. Wednesday. O to
hnr is. at ?lfl ti strict. Friend* incited t-?
artend. IT
JONKv On Sunday. Octebet IN. mil. JAMI>
he|ov?d husband of AbUte C. Jones
Funeral Wednesday. October IK from li!? lat
residence. t"9 Tth street nartheait. *
KEANE On Weduesdav. orotic 1. 1f?l1.
KATHLRINF E KKAM
Internient will take place Tuesday. October
IT. at 2 p.m . front vault at Mount ??i!*ct
cemetery. Relatives and friend' invited !<;
KEASFR In Dresden. tiertuaoy. on Fridav. <>
tolier UJ. 1?M. WILLIAM RALCH IOlH?
KEVSr.R. In the tlftiith year of his age. 1
| McKEK. Ob Sunday, October I.V it'll at 4
p in . Mrs AHA LYNCH M. KKI w irt?.
of otis W. M?K'-e and ?!*ter of Mt>. John
I". King.
Funeral Wednesday. October 17. al 11 o'uiocs.
front IT AO 13th street northwest. Intermei t
tprivate) Oak Hill cemetery 17*
Mel ANE. Ikpaj'ted thW life on Sundav. O.lo
l?-r 1.V 1?]1. at 3:30 a.m..MARY TEN FY M<
I \\K thB lbe*l. .r#?? ' \vifa? ?kf -Itrhft M.'IjIIV'
Fsocril from residence of Iter brother. Ernes*
Watann, 342 K street "outhweat on TSu-edav
October 17. at P:3n, therwv to S'. Dominic
Church. where solemn high mat* wi'l t?sun*
for the repose of her goal. Relative*
and friends rugpectfully invited to attend *
NELSON. Departed tins life on Satnrdar. Or
tober 14. 1911. at tt:20 a.m.. el hia reside nee
Slrt I' street n?rtbwent. KT.MEP. W NET.SON.
beloved a??t> of Hamilton und Fiva M
Nelsor. :iml devoted gra udsou of Robert v
and Kllcn Janet.
I.ittle Elmer was our darbne.
Pride of a'l our hearts at Ihhik :
Rut an angel cauic and whispered
"Darling Elnter. do come botne."
Funeral front Third Baptist Chnr?*h. corner 5th
and Q streets. Tuesday, October 17. at
p.m. Friends and relatives invited.
RAPIGAX. On Suudar. October 15. 1011, at
52:15 h m.. CLAIRF. M. RADIO AN tnfan
daughter of James and Harriett Uadiran
Funeral from her parents' residence. 1751 I
street, Tuesday. October 17, at 1:? p.m. *
THOMPSON. On Suudar. October 15. 1911. at
5:30 ?.iu.. MARY UTJJAV tsdoved daughter
of William A. aud Mary \. Thompson,
aged twenty-four years.
? Funeral will take place from her late residen . ??.
723 11th atreet northeaat. Tuesday. Oct oh. >.O
17. at 2 p.m. Relative? and friends invited
>f j to attend.
1 ' TRIMBLE. On May 17. 191.1. at 1 ork. Pa
^ MAKJORIK GIBBON SMITH dearly beloved
1" wife of Matthew Trimble. Jr. and daught*
if of the late Edward Smith of New York c!t\
0. Committal service# on Thursday. October li"
at 12H p.m.. Woodlawp cemeterv. Nee
Y'ork eitv. Carriages will be in waitlist
*1 upon the arrival of 12:30 p.m. trliln frnu
1<J Grand Central station. It is requested that
1 | no flowers be aent. IS*
t- '
ie j TRFNNELL. On Friday. Octoler 13. 1911
_ 3:15 p.m.. at t7ar*e'd Hospital. FRANK
' j TRFNSKLL. the leloved buabaod of Gold!
r" Trunnell inee Evansi.
it- ! Funeral aervlces will be held ut Second Bnntigt
i* Church. 4th street and Vireiula avenue south
rtl \ east. Tuesday. October 17 at 2 o'clock
>f i Relatives and friends ate Invited.
C !
TY8SOWSKI. Suddenly, on Monti? r n.orufitg.
n ! October 16. 1911. JOSEPH TY^SOAVSKt
a . born in Tuniflw. Poland. May 4, 1S4R.
?8 1 Notice of fune.al hereafter
?k |
' WALSON. On Saturday. October 14. 1911. at
p i her residence. 166 Maple View place, Vn-icoatia,
IjF.LIA L., beloved wife of Ge?>nr? <
r j Walton.
J" . Funeral service* on Tuesday. October 17. from
Anaeoatia M. E. Cbarch. at 2:30 p.m. Inler
ment at Congressional cemetery.
J* . WILKKR. On Monday. October 10. 1911. a- 4
a.m.. at hi* residence, '->?* 1Kb sr-eet smPh8
, ea?t. 1 REDKRICK A. W1LKEH belor. .1
>S husband of Vary E Wl'ker (nee Era-hi and
>- father of William W. Wllker. aged flfty-tr\?
;e year*.
u Funeral services at his late resldencr <>n 14 cd
nesday, October lb. at 3 p.m. Relatives, and
friende are invited to attend.
In Kemoriam.
s APPICH. In aacred aDd lovlpr remembrance nf
I- onr dear son and brother. WILLI A M G. AI'
I- PICH, who departed this life one year i;m
n today, October 16. 1010.
h ! May be rest in peace.
a j BT THE FAMILV.
y i
- BLT?D. In lend rnemorv of our loved on<*
EMMA ADDISON Bl'DD. who left us seven
years ago today. October 16. 1904.
To live in the hearts of those we love is not
to die. *
t COGTELLO. In sad but loving rrawmbrwif#
of our darling, ROSIE MAY COSTBL.L<?. who
departed this life ?lx years ago today. October
16, 1905
Six sad. lonely years ago.
God called her to His heavenly home:
How sad haTe been our hearts since then,
t How lonely Is our home.
BY KAMILT.
" GILLS. Sacred to the memory of our dear
father. ANANIAS GILLS, who oeparted tbia
life one vear ago today, October 16. 1916.
God called him home; it was His wilt,
? But In oor hearts we lore bim et ill.
BY HIS LOVING DAUGHTERS. I. It J.I E AM)
BOSA GTLLS. t
ir
HOERMAXN. In lowing remembrance of JACOB
t HOKRMANX. who" departed from this life
s October 16. 18BS.
"Loved in life, remembered in death."
BY HIS CHILD-REN AND GRANDCHILDREN
f "
e KNEAS. In sad twit loving remembrance of oi.r
dear mother and grandmother. MARGARET
_ E. KNEAS. widow of the late Sanger
Adolph Kneas. who departed this lif-- s- reti
years ago t"day. October It;, l'.au.
Lo. life's sun ia set forever
8 And the night of suffering o'er,
i- May a dawn of golden beauty
c Greet thee on the ebangel.-Ms sliorc.
Patient in thy days of waiting.
3 Faithful e'er to earthly home.
Resignation erowned tli* lite work
When the angels wbiapered "Come."
BY HER LOVING CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
>. Anniversary mass at the Shrine of the m red
g Heart Church. *
,1 VAN HORNK. In loving remembrance of EDWARD
O. VAN HOKNE. who departed th >
life alx years ago today. October 16. liter..
BY HIS WIDOW AND CHILDREN.
? FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
? R. F. HARVEY'S SONSs~
1 funeral directors and e.mbalmkhs.
u?r. 14TH ST. N.W. Telephone North 2*i.
-WFOR^omplete"
i $115? Fumerali.
, W, W. DEAL & CO..
e 816 H STREET N.E
, TELEPHONE LINCOLN 3464.
Joseph F. Birch's Sons,
' . ** CX V \\," Parlor for Funerals.
3034 ol 3l. I\ . W . Phone West
I W. R. Pumphrey & Son/
t Funeral Directors and Embalmera,
1523 14th at. n.w.
I Phone North 2050.
" ~~ EfclABLlhuED 1V>7. ~ " *
George P. Zturhorst,
cndektakj.no establishment.
SOI E. CAP. ST.
Telephone Lincoln 372.
All that la appropriate In design and highest
la tnemorial character. Moderate prices.
\ Charles S. Zurhorct, Mgr.
FRANK QEIER'S^ONS;
1113 8EVEKTH ST. N.W.
Modern chapel. Telephone call North S29.
W. R. SPEARE,
> FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER.
940 F Street N.W.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
: Phones Main
Frank A. Speare, Mgr.
i ~WM. H. SARD? & CO.,
I FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMEKe.
408 aat. n.a. Modern "hapel. Phone Lincoln 634
, J. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director
and Bmbaimer. Livery in connection. Comma
1 dioua chapel and modern crematorium. Modes c
price*. 322 Fa. ave. n.a Telephone call IMC
FUXEKAL DESIGNS.
Funeral In-elgnt. Fuoeral Designs
- GEO. C. SHAFFER,
ResutlfuJ floral deeigus very reasonable In price
Pbon. 2418 Main. UO W ' ts
MoytncirTB.
Falvey Granite Company,
ARTTETIC MEMORIALS
F and Eleventh StsfrN.W.

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