JBO? NEWS CAUSED
y COVERING IN WHEAT
jlnrket Fluctuated Erratically.
Large Flour Exports
f. Reported
! '
l i.tArtO. Feb. 2S. Cov-
1MW unfavorMile crop new
lJ ill liquidation broURht nl
I? A" .J the wlient market
1 'Irm It l""1 "how" n K"01' ,,el11
E""'. "i i..,,iilnrttf A fie
".-. ,e.ili1irnlle senilis; tveiikeiictl' the
tun. v.. "---- . ..,.... --.....
. -i imi tnp ticiiiniiii mini v nverinni
'th Ml'llnH of'1""'-' m- losses tvorc
KipM om.
Bt prices were not maintained. Muy
.sMied t $ 1 . 1 8 a4 . "flcr linvliiK Leon
Kirn t ' 18,fl nml u" '" ,-l!",- "-wlnst
iilJ'i ' tno nn (ii ycsieiuny. nnii .iwy
l tl.lSTfc- nner I"IV"K ,lse" to M.I 6 mid
Lllned to -M.I3, compared with $1.1 1,
'.Allnd
r; .1,. rlnso ycgtenlny
j.jnort.1 f'"' "le cek. flow liirlutteil.
ntfd to S,"8".9Sn bushels. nRiilnm
r vlSI 222 bushels 11 year npn; jilnco .Inly
'tr.'.-i.rlo niornmt til liSIM.!?:'. liVl loiuli.
fJli eompnrc'l with 2TI.in3.5S7 hUBlinls' In
ftot same time Inst year.
...rtinfr rurin'S nnwcii iih inuovvs:
' .. W.i'ilny'n
VMt- ':" .' !".'
l.nw (Moi
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20 il r.
20 (17
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10.60
ttn.nf.
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10 III
10.50
lltr ...
11. so
il.r.7
II. 32 til. 45
II. 35
II 17
11. 4B
4B Til. BO
211.10
20.I5R 20.70
ttl.it t2ll.ll7
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r v
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NEW I-0W IiKVKIiS FOR COTTOX:
SOBTHBKX SKIjIjIMJ A FAKT0II
iVhe West Was Also LiqiiidatiiiR nnd
?pots Ware DeniB Hcdfjcd
kvv: VOItK. I-'eb. 25, A mixed start
uMinnde li "10 I'tittmi market this mom-
M "e uiiucriiiiio wan xiciiuy. -aim
.hv ontlonH Hluiwlliff losses (if 2 to 5
?Nlnls, white fk-tober and December worn
i''' ....... I.itp-.n.. 1ml .tfit.t.f.rv ilrftitiintl o
,J IW'll.l .Ht..l. ..... " ,7 .......ii m
rolnl.1.
1 The muiltet helil fairly well for n time.
Hth Prleei wcrklni? nlxiiil 1 to 7 polntH
cet hleher. lint there wiib cvltloiitly a
pfii ileal of cotton for sale on a walo up.
inJ Pffcrlnirs lri-.TP.npi. after It o'cIul-U.
Snuthfrn felllnc lice led to app-nlir.iHlonn
'(bat the eor.lldniieo of spot holders hart
wen slifiKen. uiui inai hiiuih ivcro dcihk
ItigeA on ciiiipariitlvely sllijht i-alllc.i,
hlle It was reported that spot cotton wmi
Mtig offeied to uoston at o inueti.iionn.
Tht pressure increased, and prices mailo
Mr low Rround for the movement, with
lliv selllnc off to 11.2r.c-.. ami .Inly to
slM6c. or about 11 to II point;! net lower.
. i nrl.MHnn In.liertvv Kfititlierii elllntr
I there wns acti"o selllns for Western ac
count, nun it was nciicvnu iniu (renin u.
tttests which had been Ions on cotton were
ibandonlni; their position. The i-tiMrtlnen-t
K ot Liverpool iiiucu to ir-'ui prici- ncrc.
fr Temperatures were normal In the cot
jf'ton belt this mornliiR. Some precipitation
fe M reported In the northeastern sectlnn,
t but tlsewher clear conditions prevailed.
'. The receipts of cotton at the ports for
Ii the day are estimated at .ICOOO bales,
compared witn I -b . :j o I Pales last week, 5ti,
717 bales last year and 28,221 bales In
1114.
i Yes. close. Open, lllsh. Low. Last.
.March .... 11.20 tl. ir. 11.2:: 11.111 1....1
,'ir 11.411 11.37 11.14 11.211 11. .M
'.'Mr 11.110 11. fill 11.04 11.4(1 ll.BC.
Socto&er ... 11 m 1 1.70 n.sr. 1 i.km 11.74
DKtmber ..11.92 11.34 U.9ii II. tl ll.Rii
Sjnnry 12. no 11.99 .m u.ss ""
i Bwt 11.30 11.30
'r ; ,
. Financial Briefs
-Two Now York Slock HxchaiiKO soatn
Kid at JG5.000, down 5 IG0O from the last
offlclat sale.
The New York banks lost to tho Sub-
treasury yesterday $8Ul,ooo, and slnco
Friday last $7.03G.O0U.
The Llstluc fommlttee of the New
; Tork Curb Market Association has ruled
, that the ordinary shares of the Hrltlsh-
Amerlcan Tobacco Company shall sell cx
dlrldend today, except for cash.
No Indications of any falllntc off in Ren- 1
eril business activity can lie seen in the
Clearing Houso exchanges at the more Im
portant cities In the t'nlted States, the total
belneagiiin lai-Ro this week, and. uccordinr;
to Dun's Hot-lew. amountinc to SII.BI 1.678.-
'!U. an increase of iil.1 ner cent., iih com-
f pared with the $2.l77.8tS.C25. for tho
Mm tl'OCt; IflLt eiriM IT ft linn until iu
.... .. 111.1L .inn (lit iii jfui tjtlll.t rt
Mnlfnatnil ...11. 1.,. -.-.......,. ...n.. -- ...t.
g w.i.monn tin 1 111; uiji j i-B j 111 tut iiijj ecu
Bin 1914, when J2.377, 188,855 was reported.
The New York Dock Company January
report showed a Rross Increase of Jiil.tllit
nA a nn. nt.. -. t .1 .-II ...... ....... .1 .. ..
,-..v m nc K-.III Ul f.l,un. I lit? riiiiiiii-.
I as Hl.fiDl, an Increase of $31,525. I-'or
the seven months the surplus was J.".I5.
R l, a Riiln of $Hi3,U78.
Trumbull Steel Capital Incrense
. T0UNGSTOWN. Keb. 25. Stockholders
of the Trumbull Steel Company toted to
Increase its capital stock from $1,000,000
Fo 110.00U.00O. for the purpose of creat-
t on ujit-n-iit-nriii sieci piaut io supply
n-sterlal for tho sheet mill plant now In
Dnn-p-al..
ppr'----vi-'ii
. THE WEATHER
-
OfTicial Forecast
WAKI 11 NUTON. 1. C. Kei. 25.
For eattern Penna.t'.lvniila and New ,ler-
'y flain 111 Hllnii- fi-.ltr,ti'Mfl lie ele.ll'.
B-fS and somewhat colder tonight : Sat-Bj-rday
partly overcast; otrons northwest
winds.
I Tne storm that whs over tho Carollnas i
JUterday has moved up the coast to the ,
tlJrglnia calies. Willi e-ienlli- liu-roiiKeil I
Kt-erfft. Wllltn tbo niia !,. ..'o .,i'nr I
MTC. -- ..'...v .?. .... ,l.fc .. l.n F.. I
M&" upper Lake teBlon has dissipated It
fcOfs caused rain alont; the Atlantic slope
!' north us New Tlrunswick. while
BfH' '"ow hnB fallen throughout the
K-V-taO reiTiOll nild cm-tern fintmbi 'I'l.n
"Wf-Hures have risen to seasonable
"unions in the North Atlantlo States,
anq are ahnnr if: Han,... i....'r ihiu
rnlnu alongr the South Atlantic slope.
U. S. Weather Bureau Uulletin
0tx-rvtlona taken at S a. m. Kaslern time.
I.QW
SIaii.-
last Rain- Veloc
a'2V n't.fall- Wind, py. Weather.
fuinia. Oa, . . . jj
34
38
XIV
20 Clear
.-. Italii
18 Clear
14 Rain
It Snuiv
16 Clear
12 Cloudy
14 Cloudy
18 Cloudy
Clour
13 Clear
. . Clear
Rain
-.-8 Cloudy
Cloudy
18 Mnoiv
20 Cler
10 Cloudy
12 Clear
Clear
24 Cloudy
P.CIdy
1 Snow
1 1 Cloudy
10 Clear
26 Rain
39 Cloudy
. . P.fWy
. . clear
U Rain
. . Cloudy
1 4 Snow
10 Rain
'"lar
21 Snow
10 Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
. P.CIdy
Cloudy
Cluudy
Clou4
Cloudy
10 Clear
13 Cloud..
13 Cloudy
Bb. "":,.-'' v
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NW
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16
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43
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32
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26
28
68
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$8212... - ii
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.06
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Ssias-'sL" h
32
46
36
30
44
38
40
68
32
40
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34
60
33
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34
66
30
24
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$?? ?ont 30
rinSS.'. 30
ISuW?-n-
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K Aiureh-s. 58
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01
a-7'-''jiYiue. Ky 32
;ra . Can. !4
fcw "A'-v T" 5
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'- l 411 X
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WIIKAT
ket ru wi iV.i !nJ , "'''I- bus The msr
ni.-X"?' under moderate oft-erlnes and
ffllr demand.
i Lower. Ountntlnn:
ml I
Nn.
. ...l.t... tj-.ili-
nM1r -.,.i,it r.
'.I'slc
. II I , . H1'Ftf1 l. ,
.-.... i. . ;.:.'.
No. 3. white. 51 PI
, ''ft
.lute umit
Mlkl. 3
s.V3flt7.v.t r.o .t.. .i.mi.i.1 i....
Otf.?i); do., I'liti-nt. Jlllo 'irlrlK.
,) , lit.nnvi.i.-,;
pr n?. r-i rioar. IJ..10(yr..(i.
i
Jt',. "'nfll' .hnindi. U -.o-fft.M; city mill.
lln.. .I.M' ".V".,.r.V-"rl .V ". 'IV-
I ii,lnwn.4n.
;-. .v',,',.111. .... i.iii h ,m ii,.
tnt.
.. 1VK t'l.OI'U
win nuii-t Inn mon.lv uiTli-r
Up rilinto J:,, 50 1TB ppr Mil..
iicnt ncferlnos.
ns to quttllty.
, . I
flllr Joh.
I'KOVISIONS
mo market rnleil nii'iidy villi
Ml.: i...r v. ...' .".i-. ii'ii...-ii Fin uuitM.e: i
;. v.. oil'. '?'", "l,u,kc'1 "hl1 nlr-.lrlj.il. 245f
rf . " " i. V le.l'. ''.rr- "i sets. Hinoked. UtW.'.'ie.!
. I o ' .'fSU'sJ'8 ".".'.' tender, mitoked nml I
'I I -J. JIlRfir.! UtnMi liAnf t HI..I. In- I
I ii'lrm, siiiokril, SO . "Tl-. i" licet linm-i.
nrconlliiB til nvernBe. hiose." 12'k(tt;ie.
.'.'.'.Ii i ""Vi'h .! " . rnnil nnd menu
nit", city
t.n .i. i.ii" iih'.- iirt-niriiHt union. Western
cured. 15m li!.-.:
tierces. Il'ii-.:
dp,, pur- titv.
i rsii
lord, WeaUrn. rellued, In
do., do.. In tilbt. tt'ic.:
kettle rendered. In tierces,
'll'. keltlo rriulertd. In tubs.
ii 'it-.: do., pure i
1 1 -it-.:
11 'if.
UCKINEJ) SUOAKS
Ill'- oiirkt-t r-'id U: m but muI.I, W
I.Mrn (Inn Kr.inu.nt.il. ti.aSi-. : pon derpil.
.onf.'.'l,m..i,' ,. I,. i, -,,... nut Brni1cs.
ipiole.
(..lee :
8. fill
D:IUY PRODUCTS
i'lli:i:sii. Truili- uiih imii-t inn) tin. niHrket
wns iini-hmmed (.'imtotloiis; New York, full
t-reani. func.i. held. llliWH'.i-.: ilo.. do., fnlr
in wind, held, 17 ii IS '.c. , di... part aklnis.
1 1 "i 1 nt-,
IIPTTKlt. t"maiid wns rnlrl nctlve nnd
the tiuirk.-. ruled ilrm tnntl-r IlKlil orrerlniis
nnd Htrmiirer nuisM.- iiillltt-H. nnd pi-lcts ml- i
iniiied "jri' Knlloivlnii: are I n fi'ii.tn t Itinn : ,
it enti-rn. ie.sk, s.dlil-pai'k"d rn-nmery, fnnt-y
Hre'1?'!:,"'1'.! itrtt :in'nt-.: exin. tlrs-.s, j
:i4'ii' HB'ie. , llrsia. nafl 3'!c.; seconds. 2Si .
2!ie.: In.llea. 2 iff : it-; nenrby prints, fnno. '
toe.: nver-i-ji- .xtr.i. .iKTi aDc: Hints, nmniii-.: I
sei-inil-i 3031c; sprt-lnl f.ini-j. Iirniuln or
Pi'lntn Jolil.lm nt 1,1 1i 4i'.-.
LUiIH. Klin- eK!?w were In B-iod request nn.l '
prleen ntlt-nm d ;IOe. p.-r ens,-, ivllli suppllis
well under control. Kollowlnii nit- the iiuotn I
"nns. In tree ousts, nenrby extra, 27e, per i
doa. : nenrby tlrsts $7.35 per slumlord ciihi-:
ii.-nrb;. ntrrcnt ret't-liitn. J7.20 per ease; Wist- .
ern. extra llrsla. $7.:15 per cose., ilo.. tlrsts.
J7.20 tier .as'; Southern, per ciiho. $0(7.20, '
as to iiu.'illty: r.iney Heltite.l i-hbh it en- Job- I
blnir nt 25fii:ili'. pe dos 1
POULTRY
LI VII. Tilt
under fnlrl;
l.llllllB al'e If
nnd tiu-illtv.
anrlntr ebl.-ke
tniirket wns dull and weak
liberal nnerlncs. l'ol-
iiuelnll'inn: l-'oivla. us in size
IittS 17p. : ronstois. t !"! 1 :!-. .
rs,
Hoit-meii'.et . i-jarsiii. . do..
stacjy. M-rtlSr
turl.eva. 2022t'.: thick, iib
to Hi.'- Mini quality, 11(I2(le. ; Bet-He. HfMUc. ;
piBe.iua. tun, per pntr. s-y-oc.: uu., tiunB. .
PC-- bill 200)1221' '
I)lKSSi:i. iiio innrliet wns rpitet. but
line drslriil.lo-Hl7.til stixk ruled Hteady under
moderate i.nerln:a. KollnwlnB are the quo
tations: Kr-sh-lillled. tlry-pai-kcd Kowts.
12 to box. ilry-piii'ked. fincy. Hi-letted. 20c. ;
uclKhln;- I Ibt. nnd over, apiece. ID'tn-.:
wt-lshlnrf 3'.4 lbs. npu-i-e. lS'it ; welahlns 3
lbs. iipieco. l"i'. ; Hniiillei- sUes 15-tf 17c. ; fowls.
In bids., dry-picked, fancy, b nn.l over.
Illlleee. 19e. Slllitller slr.t-H. lBfnRc: old
roostera, ilry-plcKni. 15c.: clilckens Jersey. .
fiuit'.-' liriilli"-s 2H(2it.. other nearby fancy
broilers. 22'v?2t(.: tVesterti broilers. welBhlll'X 1
I'-jKiS lbs. 11 piece, 22 W 21c: Northern Illinois 1
clilckens. fnni-j mIIiuv. ivt-ii-hlna; 4 lbs. nn.l .
oter In boxes. 21 ffJi-iSt-. ; exceptbinal lots hlaher. '
Northern Illinois, fi-uey wi'IkIiIiib 2'i "ti-:;'
lbs.. In liox.-o. I81il9-.: Northern lilliiols.
fancy. welBhlus 2'i'3I5 lbs.. In bbls.. I7W
IXe. : other Western. iveiahliiiT 4 lbs. mid over. ,
In boxes. lSJclOc : other Wenteru. u-cli-hlim 1
2'7513'i lbs.. Ill boxes. 11! In 17c. : other Weat- ,
. rn. ivi-IrIiIiib 2'-ifi::"j lbs., in bbls.. 1 5 lie I lit-. : '
Inferior, lie. t'npolis. tier lb WeUhlllB H-tr ,
10 lbs. mil 27lil2Xt'. Hliliill.r sizes. 2T, -if 1
2ilt-. : turkeys, fancy -.outw hens und toms. I
....fi." '-t-?- V 2 Southern re.l tl -1ifil 5.1
)-CA;.V:M,rin!ir?'5..i'r!!
erltie pronmt- coitN'iiee'ei,, .'. .... ..
nn.l n let-up o'S" J,",''' h,"lM'"v under modern e nfferln.
Tro" SHE' SSSh 'rFlVfi W ;
r n blobec 'll-h. lr" '"i"' . ' .'' Demand tin
ll'.irtle.l mil -.,,t...i .. i ,. a. .
'I,.-II .'.'. -.I"'.'-'!. U I , '( O..I-.
I.dl It. -Ret elnt ll.'.a l.l. nn.t 1 net sto
111 In a.,.,1, ..; '!"'.'""" "."V. .-"".-''
-..i-.." : v- ""! "h n;or itnn ltif nmrKt
. .'" t ri.n.iii, tniU'rir.. I' fHT.
....... ." V l",..ininil- '2. ..inn -.Mi Unnil. S. P. IS: I lo.. Kl.l. per hnmner. 11 iri'JR. do.. H. C . lmli.lli.l of llmle I'olieo. llrre. 53 enli
.,1 i-..', ,i ,i"M ""-,: l".. Kltlniinl loose. Ill in-r rrnle, Jl iB-tfl.SO. ietr. Kin., i-r rule. Itelnihex nnd frletnH ore hulled lo nltend
h.ini ,,?;;, i"" ,"""'"1. IT't Si ls'c: other ; M.BOfl 2.f,0: siilnnrii. Norfolk, per l.lil , r.nr the funeml serilees. on Hiin.lny afternoon,
D?."!?- "'".".'."I .''Jty i.ur.-il. n lo hriin.l nnd' J .2f,: kitle. Norfolk, n.-r I.I.I.. 70-TI "He. : let- I nt " ..'..i,..k fi-,.i,i .1. Inie rel,lnre. r.32!i
rVife.l iiiiim't-. ''-i, i 'ii r"'""! etrn i lur.-. Kin.. Pr l.nskrt. JIW2.r,0. do . M r.' i .n,.,..v 9t . v,t plillmlelphln. Inter
iileii .' . J,. ..'. ." t,1";; '"llrd. iMinrleM. i7c: , per Imnkei, JHI2. Iw-nns. K .. per tmsket , mt,it Ml. Cnrmel Ceinetery.
FABM,GABDEN and
mt "" 5tj "V o J5
p
runin
adds greatly to
nppearnnco of
anv trees. Wl
not have thi
cavities
treated, too,
and dispel from
i your mind tl
horrid
thoughts of
approach
ing
storms ?
NO SCHOOL
EXPERTS
yoy
K.kJ.VAN BILLIAKP
TREE SPECIALIST
J52- CHESTNUT ST.
EST. 1911 PHILADELPHIA
Tha Quiclc Road to
Poultry Profits
from UbjrrhicktolfinliQi er ek
rail r-iuljfur tn or mtii -.) ro-i If
thott it you lew
KEYSTONE
The proper
POULTRY
balanced ra
tion for every
FOODS
age. Compounded,
t7 experts from
"nrtTebM.''
'Cklik," '-u.t.i.
lar.-i "fcrtl.-i.
cure, ttboleaome la.
credlenta. In rlzbt prc-
Uf," -IlllJIi'-ss-l
"
portlona. No suea-iivoru.
IIOOIC FMEK-revernhlas
for poultry, plgeom, farm or
cardeo.
At your dealers, or
TAYLOR BROS.
41 Murtrl hi.. Cumdrn. N J
HIGUUST QUALITY"
Is Not Caustic Cannot Burn
IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE
The beat ud moot eionomliul form of
Unix I" ue.
J-'ull Information oa to Hie must eco-nsmk-ul
ttay lo pun-base.
E. J. LA VINO & CQ.
476 Bullitt Uldg. rhiladelphia
RIE5 c
October.
jtlia ( Hi
marks nl v nr
ironu. Umr aa-
aon group of atrawbsrrlsa and
rao4ierria to natural colura. lOly
reauires yarOVu span 12 ft vi )
Arthur -) Cvlllui. Uox 10. Mowrtou, N. J.
wJMMit s
. T-3
fi
the I
y I I
f KV35i?iSSSS. I
INI
MBBIHH
arM
itWH
XRB
W!Wlm
Anr
tT A . sSW cardeu. May till
tei$U&Wf Collin riuil
EVENING LEDGER PniLADELPHIA, FRIDAY, FEBRFARY
I .lOi
1 S.
i do., fAtr to choice, 25ilSc. ; old toms.
. aprlnc dutks. nearby. 11 Warn . do . West
ern, fnncv nwUr. . do , do., fair to booiI. 15
jrier . Reese, nearby. IBifflSc; do.. Western. !
I MM he . squabs, per down White. wclahlnir I
11 (O 12 lliH. n.r rlnVAn tit I fl t It ftft ..O.IIa
vlhln(r 5 lo 10 Mix ixr do:in. $6 MHOi.; '
Willie. PlRline tl ll. .rr tlnzun. Jl B0W5. .
whltf. wrlKhlinc T llw iir ilmfn. I44 jr..
''''. wolRhlnir n7 '4 llm prr down. I3 H"t
3.10: dtrk, JJiTfr, 41. uniiill mid No. 3. J1W ,
rES FKU1TS
I'holro Hindi Wn In frtlr lrmlrl .in, I .'i.I..h
Kfiipr.ily rutr-d utemly. guiilnlloim: .Minlrs. r
hid. .Innntlinn, fatiry j.i SSWJ.Tt.; do. fnlr
to coral. JJ.Bg3. Wl!lfil, I2.604T3.28. tl.1l.l
ln. 2.SOW3.:ft: Mi Twl. 2 Sulci.
llrlmt'Ji' (lilldfh IJ..M))r, Itrrplltnit. $.'.SI1(3:
lork lmKrlnl. tllji; lien l,ivl. II.75W2.26.
1 otliir vnrlllfn. Jl soft 2 r.o. No. , ji.sssi
l.llj. Aiiplcx. In hulk. ir 10D lln.. MictT
II. r.o. AhPlfs. Wriicrn. per tiot. $l.3SiST2.
IlrnhRM, Klorldn. per rrnle. $2fl.1. Tnnuor-
ncfi. I inrlim. nor ntrnn. 2 ..on. iirn.in.
fruit. Klnriiln. irr rratr. Il.snirs. tmonn. '
por mx, $3f4. lMniitnleii. Porto Hlco, pr .
rtP. 8.o.n, do.. Klnriiln. per crnlr.
2..iii3 B0. frHiiliprrlcs. I'npi. rod, per Mil.
SMM0; do., do., per rrnln. 2.SO3: ilo.. .lei- t
"f. per hid.. ?!; do., do. per irnlo. 2 I
2 t.n. Ktrnwherrle. t'lorhlu. nrrlRerntor.i. !
per (it.. 20$f2r.c., do . do., open rrntea. per (p.. ,
I B 20e.
' VK(;i!TAHM3S '
DeHlrHlite litoek Hold folrh nnd hIuin oen-
ernlly were Moll miAtnlned as follows While
potnloes. ht lilisnel IVtitm.. Jt.lftWI.20: N
V.. JI.10: Mnlne. Jl ISHil 20; Wesiern. lf
1.10: tthlle pul.ttooi. Jemel. per Imskel No."
i riise. no'iri'ic. o.' I inner vimoneH, hinr
70c. No. :. .liMMne.. bh-ih-i pnliilocs. .iersey,
per lmket No. I. r.nerooe , No. !. 1 1.03ft--..
-re pointoeH. Vn.. per Mil.. $1 Iftfil 7B.
..nln... .. Inn. II. l... V.. . . lC -1. V..
2. l:-'.'a 1 . :. . inlil..ii'-e iinni-tli! nee mi. ii'-n
si
'"Mr.:....
$2iP2.60; tolUllttU'S.
. J2l2.r.o. t-hiil, i-,
er l-lli. basket. JHi
per .nrrli.e.
1 r.0l I 75
I. 10 .
inushrooiiis, per
NKW YORK HU'ITKU AM) KCJCS
NP.W YOltK. IVb, 2.-..lll TTIIll Market I
silll In short supply, rxfivt ol furtlier n.l- '
von.es. Iletelpts. IU191 pnikiiBe-t, llxtrn i
creamer-.. aiUi :iii'-n , blither siorlnu. 37W
37'lic.; State dnlr.t. :! .!. : Imltallnn ireani- '
cry not titioieil. ;
KdllS .Market IWhl: suppl). huher. but ml- '
vntiee belleted lunnienlitrlly rtert'lplH. 1 !.r..'."i I
iiiscs. I'lxtra tlrsts, 2531' : firsts, 24-V25i: ,
nenrby whiles. .Infraii-. ; nearby l.rotviis. 2ii
OS11-. : mixed color, S4 tr jfic. : refrlKi-riitor
best. 20I201jc.
L1VK STOCK (JUOTATIONS
I llll'A(U). I-Vli. 25. IIOIII4 ttei-elptn. an.- ,
000: ni'irk.-tn. strong. Mlxetl nnd buti'iiers. !
SS1JI1IS.B5. Biio.l lienty. $x :I54 K.55; louixli
h.niy. a a wii. :in. ilsiit. 7.95'1rh.5.i; plus, Jo. 75 1
Hi 7. 1.5: bulk. iH.25fK.5.l. '
CATTLi: llcit-lpts. 2500; m-irkets, slen.lv. 1
llet'tes. tli.35 19.75: town olid heifers. S.1.7nl
.1.40; Blockers nn.l feeders. J5.75iif7.7o; Texans.
. ii.4rvliA: t-all't-o, 59tl'l1.6(l. I
Slli:i:P llecelpts, loon; markels. slrmiB I
V Iti.l lies'.' ru. si. 25m a. 50. Illlllbs. jsifti I
11.60.
IN ..illtlOltlAM
roNTANIHJS. Ill lovliin remembrance nf
mother. .roSKIMIINI'5 ANKII. who died Keb
ruary 25. 131:1. DAltllHTCll.
liALLDWHI.L. IILNItY It. IIALI.OWIII.L.
LovltiB reniembrnnci-. Iieparled mis life
l-ebruiiry 25. 1903. li.Vl'OIITiIII.
These Notices Arc Printed in the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge.
Af-illTON. -On Kelirunrv 2.1. 1910. CAltol.INt:
M., ivldoil of Ilr. Stiinuel K'een Ashtnn.
.'ied 90 years. runernl sertleeH at Christ
Church. 2d and Market streets. Snttird.iy
tnornhiB. nl 11 n-eloel.. Inl-rinent tirlvnte.
lit the Church of St. .lames Hie Less.
IIAI.IIY. On I'Vlirmtry 2.1. I9IC KATI1 1).
wife of Charles II. Haley. Itelutlvts nml
friends nre hit lied t'. ntle.id the liim:'.tl
Herllces. on .Mnliil.iy iift"lU'.on. at 2 n'elni-k.
lit her late leal l.-ni . 37 I'.isl Strotfonl
nit-.. Lans.lown.-. Pa. Interment private.
Itemalns m-iv be tl-ived Sundnv evenhiB.
from 7 to n n'eliK-k.
ilAltlt. On Kebrlinry 23. 1910. JIINNll'J IJ..
diiUKllter of Willi.. Ill II. anil lb. Int.- illl.-n-lietli.
It.trr. i.Ktd 10 tears. It.'bitlv.'H nn.l
friends n-e blllteil to all-ml the funernl
H.'i-tlccH. tn Saturday, nt 2 p. 111. nl the
nllii-l II 'loir lltilltfliiR. 1K20 I'hestlllll st.
Intermeiil prli.ttc.
Five
of the
Finest
For dho ok Vegetables
rntOtj. vvo will mail ono packet each
1 Ul bUL 0j ti10 follotvinff Famoui
Fordhoolc Veectablca: IIuri'beb Golden.
UANTAMSwi-.KT Cork, tho enrlieBt and beet
first early; llL'KPEE'a HbACK-llEU IULL
11i:f:t, deeply colored llosh and tine atveet
flavor; Hunt-EKS Uaklicst Wayaheaii
Lettuce, the carliet butterhead variety;
Chalk's Early Jewel Tomato, earliest
first claaa tomato in tho family garden;
HuRPEK-lMrnovED lliisit Lima Bean, poda
are enormous and well filled tvfth delicious
beans. 2Sc buys all the above. Fire col
lections for 33 1.00, mailed to different ad
dreuea if ordered.
A3 A Compliment to Tlin Lapics we in
clude with each collection it regular 10-cent
packet of our Fordhook Favorite Asters.
Burpee's Annual for 1916
Tbt FortUlh Anilftruir EJilion l tit LeiJisi
Amtiit.D Stid Cstlloy.ii bii6tir soil btltti Ilia
ct.rL.fon, Ilia mailed frac. Write far it todiy
and kindly mtntlon thil pabllcttiea.
W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO.
Burpee Bulldlnei PhlUdclphla
ninmniimiminiMiiimniiiimininiimr
SEEDS, PLANTS
BULBS
AND
Horticultural Supplies
Everything needed for the
Garden, Greenhouse, Lawn and
Farm, includinc the best varie
ties of Vegetable and Flower
Seeds, Lawn Grass Seeds, Farm
Seeds, Itosos, Dahlias, Hardy
Perennials and other Plants,
Garden Implements, Lawn Mow
ers, Lawn Rollers, Fertilizers,
Insecticides, etc., all of which
aro fully described in
Dreer's Garden
Book for 1916
together with useful cultural
t lormution for the amateur.
full or write for a copy FREE
SEEDS, PLAMS. BULBS
7 M.I 6 CHESTNUT ST.
"I
WM. H. BARRETT
4734 Duffield Street
FRANKFORD
Landscape Gardening
6praln-, trimming and pruning treea our
specialty.
Bell 'Pbone Frankford 2MIW
ItObt'UltOWKIIb OAltllKNEH-i FAUJlKltS
Wa Uavn a. Ana lot uf
t'OW MANI'IIU and HOltSK ilANCHK
For I.awnj. Gardaoa, Greenbouaaa and the
Farm. fr from ' avings, atraat dirt or rub
blab of aay klm' t'rompt altlpmastl.
til.VllI.Kb A. (iltEEN
1211 Ub-ard Ate. rblladflphla, fs.
i'ivi.ii;. . .rn.H.rH. I'l.i.. iinr i-nrripr. ai.n..'ri. ..: ec. i iii.ii.i.a. I m ..eiir.tiirv ... iiiii. ... u i ....
hrenk- t.ln.t. t-'l.l . oer i
I'l.l
C?r--c-J--2a zs&rTTT'YtC I JPS
I1F.ATII8
IIKCK.On Pebrunry H. IM. M.NA, duuitti
ter of Solomon nnd Mrllleek. Relatives
nnd friends sro Invited to nttend the funeral,
on Sunday, at i p. rn - from her pirenls'
residence, S40J North lth street tnterment
private
lll,r.M. On fehrusty !. 1.910. RLtZAIinTlf.
wife of John Ilium. nKOil 64 ear. Iteln
tlves nn.l friends are Invlled to attend the
funeral, from her late residence, 1927 W.
Wisimoreland St.. s.iturday. nt t p m.
Interment alrlctly private, nt Nortliwood
I'etnelery
ItmVIIX. On Felimary 21. 1!1 AI.KIti:!)
IIOWKN. of Itensnleni. Pa . nae.l (id e,irs,
son of the late .Inmes nnd Kmlly llowen
Itelnihesnnd friends, also Neshamlny l.odno.
No. 1!.'. 1 O. ii. I'., nre InMle.l to attend
Hie funernl. on .Sunday, nt 2 p. in , from
the resident o of I'r. Ilonite Kleckenstlne.
Nettporlvllle. ituckn t'oullt. Pn Interment
nl lleecliwood i'emeter. I'arrtncen will
ni-et trollej nt I'rnydon nt 1 and 1:30 p m.
IlllWMAN On Kehruarv 8.1. I9I-S. .MAltflA- '
HUT, widow of .tohn M Bowman (nee 111k. '
tied, aneii 71 years. Iteliillves nnd trlemls !
nre inino.i lo nitenti tiinenn seriices. Mmnr
day, nt 3 p m. nt her late resident. 2330
Ii l'letilier st. To proceed to Palmer Ceme
tery Vault. Remains may be viewed Friday,
ntler 1 p. tr.
CAMl'IIKI.I.. On t-'elmary 52. 1916. WILL
IAM II.. hUHlmnd of Mary A. fimpl.ell nnd
son lit Hie late lames nnd Mnrunret ramp
hell tneo Sweeney), formerly .of lllrch st.
tlllth nnd t'atharlne sts.1. Itelatlies and
frlnnds ere Iniltcd lo nttend the funeral
on Saturday, nt S n. m.. from, his late
rcsl.l.-iiee. ar.f.l West Sterner 91. (27th and
t.hali ne.l. Illnli lleoulem Mass .ntSt.
rolumba'n I'liurcli. liilerineiil nt Ilily Sep
lilchrt Cemetery.
('L.M(ll)tli: tin Poliriiarv 24 , 1!1i. JH'.V-
TIJIIKY P. I'LAHirHII-:. Itelatlies nn.l
friends nre liultci to nttend the funernl
servlies. no Mnndav afternoon, nt 1 n flock,
from the resi.leii.-e. of his tirolher-ln-lnw.
Ilenernl .tnhien Sleivnrl. snot ninmnnd st
Interment prlmte.
Clllir,.-.Oii Kelirunrv !1. 1 ( I . UfltllN
u-ldotv of t'liiirles ft.l aim. H.-latlien nml
friends, nlso II V. M. Sodality. Sacred Heart
League Hud Altar Society of I'hurtb of the
vlsltntlnn, are Invited to otlenil the funeral,
mi Monday, nt :in n. 111., from her late
residence. 25211 A St. Solemn lletullelll Mass
nt tho Church of the Vlsltntlnn at 10 11. m.
Interment nl Holy St pill. -lire ('cm-lury.
CONAIIIIAN On I'.brunry 21. I91. IIKH-
Ntltli, buslmnd of Cnthnrlne ConnKlian.
'telallvcs and friends me Invited to attend
.he funeral, on Monday, nt R:30 n. 111., from
his Into residence, 2020 M. Snmerset st. Utah
Iteiiuleni Mass nl St. Anne's Church nt 10
11. in. Interment at St. Michael's Cemetery,
fluster Pa. Automobile funeral.
t'ONSTANTINi:, On IVhrnnry 21. 191(1.
IIIIN.IAMIN t'ONSTANTINi:. Ill hl Kith
yen-. Helotlies end friends of the family,
nlso Posis No. 15 and No. 12. tl. A It., and
Camp No. (13, I'uton Veteran I.eBlon. ore In
tited to atten.l runernl. nil Mon.l.iv, ul 2
P ill., fr uu his tale lesldet Ashland me
nnd .I'tfersoti st.. West Mminyunk. Inter
ment Lt-i'-rliiBton Cemeterv.
CtlllNULI.. On Kehriinry M. 1 9 1 1; . Til Ilo
IMIIUJ COItNIILL. iibc.1 7 years IPIatltes
an I frlerds are invttt-d to attend the funeral.
-Ithi.tit further notice, from his late real--It-mc.
Holland. Hocks County. Pa., on Snt
urdny. l-'ebrunry 2(. .it II o'clock. Int. -tr.ent
nt Itlcbboro Cemetery. CarrlaKes will
meet train at Holland Station. lcnvlliiT Itcad
tr.B Terminal at 923 n in.
I CIl.MII. on IVIirmirv 23. 1916. JOHN, hus-
i.nn.l nf Jinry crnlB. lieiatues ami mon.n.
nlo the 9ih Polite District and directors and
iletc-ruleH of the Police Itellef l-'unil. aro In
vited to intend Uu- runernl, mi S.ilurdav, at
2 p. 111.. from his late residence. J37 North
Slilllmaii st. (27th and llrowii ats.). Inter
men: at CerniMiti.l Cemilery.
ClMltllNS. Oil Kebruary 2J. 19H1. WILLIAM
cr.MMINS. ain-il 5 yenrs. Itelatlies and
filiods nre Int lied to attend funeral services,
Sunday, at 2 p in., at apartments of V . II.
M. Hurrell. 427 Market st.. Cninilen. N. J.
Interment private, at New Ciimden Ccme
tery.
D.WIK-ON. On Kebiuarv 2(. 1910 MAItY
HtVlliSON. trlilow of William (1 Pntlilson.
In bei- 71th venr. Iti'lntlves nod frlendH are
invited to alti-nd the funeral servlcea. on
S.ituiday, at 2 p. ill., nt her late residence,
nil MiiillHon st., Chester. Pa. Interment pri
vate. JlWTON. -At her Inline. 257 W. Mill St..
New York, on Kebruury 23. 1910. MAY It.
DAYTON, wire nr IM.tar A. Oat-Inn. I"ll
iieinl from Church or Mother of Sorrows.
4 .Silt st. and Lancaster nv , Philadelphia,
on Saturday, nl 11 n. m.
DII'III.MAN. Al Woodburv. N. .1 . on Keli
runrv 21. I9III. I.Ot'lSA. widow of Lett Is
Hlctllnutn (nee tlelirliiK). iibwI l!7 tears.
Itelotiit-s and frl-n.lH ure Invited lo nttend
the funernl. on Monday, nt 9.30 11 v ill., from
her late resilience. 130 Hast Herman st..
Wiioillniry. N. J. IPsiulem HlKh Mass nt St.
Palrlck's Church. Wooiihur . N. J., at 10:30
11. 111. Itenialns mat he lewetl on Saturday,
fioui 7 lo 9 p. m. Interment private, at St.
Mori's C.nieter.i. Hlouceslei' City. N. .1
JIA'ION. On Kebruary 23. 191 Ii. WILLIAM
II.. husband of Lillian P.. Raton. m,v.l 44
the HOME
PRUNE NOW!
Before the Sap
Starts, With
StiaitnoiPriiners
Garden Shears,
f'ntnfortoblo linndlea. bladrs
of Bood steel: leverage Is
such thai little pressure Is
required; warrunteil ilepemi
nl.le. Ileiter do tour prunlnB
rlKht nivny, before there Is
any danger of the np sturt-
llt. up.
Olher CritileM
nf Shears suitable
linril u-e.
40c, $1 and $1.50
roMiiKe, So rttrn
Tree Pruners
With 111k- Handles
Illadeu of c.i. i.l steel,
-iioiik and ttilli splentlld
l.'ieruee.
With t.(t. Handle . 50c
With 6-lt. Handle . 60c
With 8-lt. Handle,
With 10(t. Handle .
,75c
85c
Pruning Hook
& Saw in One
or eoo.t cteel
und potiurfui
lei el-ace. sa oi
ls ii inision. uan i.e uaeu nun or ituu
oui pole. Haw ran ba detached when not
In use.
KSi.J',s.a:::JBI''""iJ
I'rlcea do ii(t liuliide pole or cord
Pruning Knives
50c, $1.00 and $1.25
,,, lll. Ac Kttru
We Have Ladders of Every
Kind and Price
Your Telephone Order
will b given lha same i-on-Idvrailon
and Hie aamo rrv
Ice us though jou were to come
in pei son.
Drill Filbert 2271
Kr.lour: tlalll U.'l
816 Chestnut
Philadelphia
Shannon
BEAUTIFY YOUR BUILDINGS
(VwiitHi Urn for Spiirm Ripaitt
HOME. BARN and OUTBUILDINGS. They
need material that will add to their value, beautify
a well as protect. Cover them with
MONTROSS METAL SHINGLES
and you won't need to repair, becauae they hold the
record for long aad efficient service, tl years' aerv
lc without a complalat. Economical in price and
easily. laid. WHta i for oux book. "Beat Roo Under
Th Sun." ITS. FREE. A comparison of roofing
materials. It a a rtveiaticn. Shoste you how to
toot your bout at Uut coat.
HaairauHttalRetSagCeUt ErleSt.Cama'aa.N.J.
bl'IIAUMSt WOtS
Flte-barrtl Lata a. I. ltu kales. IS uo
Crauuuer ilut Coiopjuy, Mayelta. X. J.
. -' jjsw
2c
IteK. 3.V.
rotttacr
5 ('-flits
-cvtru.
ior
r . '. fiA'l"l orjTiiri
vjSESsi
OKAT1IS
years, nelatlves nnd friends, also Mohican
Tribe Of Red Men, No, r.4. and Knlchta of
I'ylhlas, No. 12, are Invited to attend lha
funeral servlcrs, on Saturday, nl 2 p. m.. nt
XI. P. Church. Ifsddonneld. N. .1. Inter
m.PL' niptlsl Cemetery. Friends may
call Friday etenlnK at 16 Kreson ave.
I'ARIlF.I.I,. On February 21. 11, CATHA
RINK, wife of Daniel Farreli. Itelatlies
nnd friends, also the Itosnry, Pt Anthonv
Ladles' llenerielal I. c P. II. Horletles. nnd
the Sodality nf II V. M . nre Intlle.l to nt
tend the funernl. nn Saturday, st .'30 a. m.,
from her Inie residence. 676 Mlekle s: , Cam
den N. J Solemn Ill-th Mns at the
I hureh of the Immnculflto Conception, at 10
n. m. Interment nt Calvary Cemetery.
I'l.ANKIAN. On February !. 111-5. MAItV
K . wife of llnrt'iolomew F. Flanluan nnd
dauahlsr of the late IMivard nnd Ann
O'Connor. Itelatlies and friends, nlso 11.
V. Jl. Sodality. Confraternity of the Sacred
Heart and Altar and rtnsnry Societies, nre
Int lied to attend the funeral, on Monday,
nt ,..10 n. in,, from her Into resident. SOU
llnierford ate. Solemn Requiem Mass at
t'hurth or Our Mother of Sorrows, nt 10
a. m Intermeiil nt Cnthedrnl Cemetery.
ITNK. On February 23. 1910. JOHN, hus.
band of Mary Punk (nee Utiser). naed 44
tears. Itelatlies nnd friends are Invited It
attend the funernl sertlces. Sunday, nt 2
P. in . nt his late residence, 20r South Cecil
street. West Philadelphia. Interment pri
vate, nt Northwood Cemeterv. Friends may
.-all Saturday, to a p. in.
(lASIill.l,. nn February 21. I-1 at t.aw
rencetllto. N. .!.. A.MV SAItTAIN. ivlfe of
Ilr. .1. Hoivnrd ilssktll nml dnuabter of
Harriet .1. nn.l the Lite Samuel Snrtalii.
Due nollee nf the funeral ivlll be alien.
from her late residence, 212 West Loftati
(IltKAVlN.
On
IVItninrv 21. .lAttVls
1 1 rt I . A VMM, n cnl R 7 th rn. Ilrlfl H- ii ml
rrifnuH urn IiivIImi to nllPiul th" funon-H
irvlcf" nn Mntnlnv. nt .1 , tn.. nt tho
rMhlPlim nf hU nn, A'frrd U. flrrnpB. Uftil
Tflt'knwnntiii Kt., I-rnnkfitnl. UomnlnH urv
lie lT(l on Huml.t.v -pvpnlntf. Inlrrmcnt
IIAI,I.. On IVhriifiry 23. IJilt!. 1KAHKI.I.A
V.. wUlow nf llmiry Hull. IMuttv ntul
frlonds nr tnvllnil tn nttcnit tho funf-rit.,
nn Snttinl-O, nl 3 p tn.. from lirr Into rrjit
tl-nrr. 3.1Sn Wnnillainl n, IntfrtinMit nt
Mt. Tnrnll -i Vni-lfrv. Krloiitlc may vlow
riinln Trhlny nftrr S p. in. Autn i-rvli-r-.
IIVMMrO.N. On l-Vl.riiiiry S3. IPI;. MAIlV
MOVHH. wlfn of tlnymnml unit ilatmhltT nf
Wllllnm nnd th- Into .hitl.i ITmnllkr
(Mutiultrr. Itrlntl" nnd friends nrn Invilcil
tn ntlAiid tho fum'nil FiTVlrort, on Krldav
nftrrnonn, nt 2.110 o'rlnck, nt hnr lat-r roM
denrn. f2 Knnt Witlnui lnn, (Jnrmnntnwn.
Intrrmnnt prlnti. Ivy Hill (Vmotrry.
HASI.A.M. On IVbnury 2.1. 1916 JOHN J.
HA HI, A.M. Hi., hiiflbnml uf 1 Initio Hnnl.im
(lire Hori.nn). Uolatlv'-B nnd friends, nlso
rtnpinvp.i nf I'hlln lMm-trlP in . nirmbcrH
of KnH tlniiltitt iMiurrh iiro Iniltcd to nl
titnl tun funrrnl, nn Sntiirday. nt 2 n. m..
frnm IiIh Into- ri'fl Id (Mire, 2210 (.'rdar t. In
tormont at Inlmrr I'nvtrry. Krlrnda may
t nil nftrr 7 r. tn. I-Vld.ty
lli:iNZ. On KMirtinry 2S. IHItJ. DMFI., hun
I'.uul nf ll.Tthn M. Hrln?. n"i' lll!htrnndi.
Itfdatlvns nnd frlrndn. nlxo mnnhnrH nf St.
Alphonso's npiirlli'lnl Aotlntlon. aro In
ltMl tn nttPiul funernl. on Siittird.iy. nt H
in . frnm liH tn It rnIipnrp. 3!Uii N. Hrrnn
Ft. Snlonui Krnuirtn .Mhph nt -HI llonaxfti
turn'n I'hnrch, nt :30 it, m. Interment nt
Holy Krdp.nnr Omptery.
.USTICKe On IVhni.try 21. 1 9 1 rt. nf imu
nioiilti. A N.N" A VATOHN. wife nf 'riiood-nr-i
.luntlrn nml dntmlitpr nf t ho Into Oatilnl nnd
tVi-llln AndorHnn Nn.tll. Kun-rnl mtvIopa nl
hi-r Into rrrthtomo. Wppi flnplpr nt , Oor
maiitiiwit. on Saturday, nt 3 p. in.. Train
IoiixImk llrnad Strprt Station nl 2:11 l. tn.
will ho met nt ijucon hnno. Intormont irl
vnto.
I.ACV. On IVhrtiarv 24. I!H. KM-MIKS.'!-.
A., wlfo nf lalwofnj H. and dnimhlor nf Or.
H 1'. and Mary K. NoWHliam. Jtidntlxc
and frleinlM aio Itultod tn attond tho funeral
Htr)iTH. nn Atnnl.iy. nt 1:30 t. tn. prorlnfU.
nt hor parentM' roHldonro, 223 Silver I.nko
ne . WVulvlllo. N. .1. lnltrmnt,l prUnto,
Atitnmnlillo funi'ml. l-'rirtnlsi miiv tnko 12:'
train. Market st forr.. Krlend.i may call
Sunil.iv. from S to in p. in
UNinvrilM. On Pol. ruary 23. I9.C, WAI.
ttKltOA lINIVril.M (n'i UufHrlU. wife nf
Michael Llmlwurm. ajiod G-t .onrj. Hela
tl08 and frlendH aro Inxltetl tn attend thn
funeral Hervhen, on Sundii.v, ul 1 p. in., at
lier Into roaldenoe. (.17 Kant MoMiiiictiHlnK
mo. Intertnent tnlvnle. Urrennmunt reino
tery. Krlendn may Iew remain.' Saturday,
R tn 10 p. m. Aiitonuhtlo fimi'iul.
U.MIKHA. on IVhruarv 21. KHANCIS M..
tuislmnd of Carrie 1. Madera (nee Kramer,
ltplnltv"- nnd frietidH of tlio famll , a ho
I .uca I N'n. h. International .Villain- Then
trlral SUiko KmplovcH. nre tnvltnl tn at
tend funeral, on Sunday. 1 p. tn.. from liW
rrsldonio. Ulondon aparlinent. 210 North
Kranltlin Bt. Interment at N'orthwintd (Vni
etery. ItemaliiH may bo lowed Saturday,
after S p. in
MANNI.N. Kebruary 23. 101 (i. ItlUDOIST.
w blow of .laint'M Munidx and slMer nf tho
late PnlrfeU Ho trail. Itelatten and friends
nre hulled to nttend the funernl. Saturday,
nt 8:30 n. in., frnm her hitu reHldence. 1018
Ouden nt. Solemn IteMUiem Mann at t'hurch
nf tho AMsutnptlon, at 10 a. m. Interment at
New Cathedral Cemetery
.MIlVr.K. On February 24. !'!IANX. hus
band of Caroline Meyer. In hit ?ltli year.
HelatlvcH and friends. alo men or tho tlolv
Kuml v ,inl l(oiar Society itf St Hunlfarlus
Churrh. CarrlaKo nml Watrnn nulttlers' Hen
etli'lal A'fo.. nnd tho Itnbert Ilium Iteno-
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AUTHOR OF THE EVENING LEDGER'S "TARZAN" STORIES
kEAD this great new Burroughs romance. It is a story of
ciple which
men and makes it possible to travel through the outer crust of
the earth at a speed of seven miles an hour! Are you smiling?
Pause a while think of the "marvels" Jules Verne and H. G.
Wells used to write about. Today the submarine and Zeppe
lin are in everyday use.
EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS,
author of "Tarzan" and other
Evening Ledger serials, has
created in "At the Earth's Core"
a worthy successor to the Tarzan
stories. Different from any serial
previously published, it is a won
derful romance and a thrilling
account of an imaginary venture.
iEuentng
25, 191C
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U..IU1 la. .atel
uvani no.-v,i .AU. 1 . Ilir, llivtirii iu hmfihi
funral. on Mom1y nt 7, .10 ,m.. from.hlfl !
r-l.l.ncrV 'jA.'in KrntrAM nt
It-pnulem Mft
nt St llonlfrtcltift rhurrh, nl 9 n. m
ment at New Cnthetlral Cemetery.
h n rrt miar
MrFAIl)F..V. On February 24. 191(1. I'AT-Hli'l-t.
son of Hnr late Owen nnd Maritnret
.MeFnilden, from IhtlUhoen Fnlrnrrnh.County
Doneanl, Ireland. Itelatlies nnd friends nre
Inilled to attend the runernl. on Monday
mornlnir, at liHO o'cloik, from the residence
of his brolber-ln-lsiv. ilr. Mernard Onlla
ither. 2.132 Norlb Maseher st lllah Mass
tl.-llnil.in f'hurih 5 n m. precisely. Inter
ment nl Holy Cross cemetery.
.Mell.HKNNV. Oi February !S. 1916. JOHN
MolMlll.NNY 111 his 6th tear. Funern'
servhes from bis late residence. 220. West
I psal St.. tlerinantown. Saturday, it .1 Pin.
Train leaves llrond Stttet Slntlon for upsal
Stntlon at 2.11 Please omit flowers.
SliOSFAH. Fein nary 23. 1010. JOSEPH, bus
ban. I of Mary II. M.tlscar (nee Diamond!
nml brother of Rev Peter MtOm-nr. S. M.,
of Atlanta. Oa. Due notice of the funeral
will be Rlien. from his late residence. .1604
l'owelton nve. ,
MOIIMIV February 23. 1910. WILLIAM A..
snn or tlrldaet M. and the late Jolin A.
Aloone.v, nceii 22 years. Tho funeral will tako
IV in Saturilny. nt Ji) a. m.. from his late
lesl.lence. 251.1 Sivain si Solemn Mass of
It-dulem at St. Franc's' Cbureh, at 10
o'clock precisely Itelatlies and friends, also i
I.enBue of the Sacred Heart nnd employes
or duett, I'enliodv ft Co., are Invited to nt
tend. Interment Holy Cross Cemeterv.
MIHIIti:, February 23. 1910. ANN. widow nf
Martin Moore. Itelatlies and friends are
lnille.l to nltend funernl services, on Satur
day, at 1:30 p. in., at the residence of her
son John i" Moore, 221.1 .Martha st. Inter
ment iirltnle at l-erntinoil Cemetery. Ite
malns may be t tewed Friday, nfler 8 p. m.
Automobile servite.
MOHAN'. February 23. 1910. CATIIAUINl).
i.iiiMiuer or iiionias i-. nnn .tinry .i. .noran
(nee H(llvle I. aae.l 2 years nnd 10 months,
tlelntll.. nn.l frltirta lire lovlletl tn atten.l
funeral. Satiirilay. at 2 p tn.. from her
parents' tcsldenee, ir.1T. Porter st. Inter
ment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
MOVIllt. On February 21. 1916. O. FRANK.
husband of Kulalln II. Mnter die.) Horn-beriit-rl.
Relatives nml rrletuls, nlso llrnth
erhood of Ainlreiv anil I'hlllp of the West
lloi' I'reshsierlnii Church, are Invited In at
tend the runernl sertlces. nn Saturday, nt 2
p. in., at his lute residence, 40.7 Lancaster
nve. tntenn-nt prlvato at l-'ernwood Cem
etery. Friends may call Friday, 9 to 9
p. ni. Auto service.
NIIVINS At Nantucket, Mass., on Frhrunrv
23, 1910. NANNII. L. NBVINS, widow of
Samuel Nevlns. Duo nntlcu of funcrnt will
l." Klien.
Ol'l'. On February 2.1. 1910. IIKNRV OFF.
Funeral service nt bis lain residence. .1300
llarluu st.. on Saturday, the 26th Inst., nt 2
P. in. Interment prliale. I'lense omit
IHIllllN. on February 21. 1910. LAl'RA S..
wife of Thomas (lad. -n. na-eil 67 years. Rela
llves and frleti.ls nre milled lo nttend the
funeral sertlces. on Saturday, at 2:30 p in.,
at b.r late renl.lpiice, 1917 South I'eeli Ht.
Interment nt Mt. Morlnh Cemetery. Harris.
burir (I'.i.) and Chester tl'n.l papers plenso
i oiii.
O'KANi:. On l-'ebruary 24. 1910. MAIlV A..
wife of t'nlrlik O' Kline and d.iimllter of the
bile ll.Tii.ir.l nnd Mary Small. Itehitlve.i and
friends me Invltt-.l to attend the funeral, on
Snturdnt, nt s:.in n. m.. rrnin her late real
il'tiie, llelrose lane. Iliiilnor, I'n. UlRh Mass
nl St. Katharine's Churrh. Wayne. I'a., lit
lo ii. in. Interment nt St. Denis' Cemetrrv.
rilltTFIt. On February 2.1. 1918. HKNllV W.
I'Dlt'l'tilt, iiRed fi.1 years. I'rlen.ls may call
I rlday eienltiB. from 8 till 10 o'clock, nt
his Inie residence. 562S Lawrence st.. niney.
Services and Interment at Lancaster. Fa.
I'llTH. on February 23. 131(1. MAY I... wlfo
of Leon I'nth and ilaimhler of lllbi nnd the
bile llenrv Cope. ltelatltes and friends
n"e Invlleil tn nttend the funeral, on Satur
tin v, nt s::t0 a. m., from her hue resldenee.
231 North Wiitinmnkrr at. HlKh Muss at
iiur Lady nr the Itosury Churrh, ut 10 n. m.
Interment prliute.
IMIFIXIN. On February 23. 1910. HLI.F.N,
wife of .John I'niilsou (nee Htoomer). Itela
tlies and friends, also members nf LeaBUo
of the Sacred Heart of the Churrh of the
Holy Name. Camp No. 129. 1. O. of A., nre
Invited to attend tho funeral, on Monday, nt
8.30 ii. ni., frnm her lain residence. 2138
Last Susnuelianna live. Solemn Requiem
Mass nt the Church of the Holy Name at 10
a. in. Interment at Neiv Cathedral Cem
etery. I'll-:. On February 2.1. 1910. FOWLS A., son
of the late Hugh and l-'llln IVItlt Pile, In
the Tilth year of his aae. ltelatltes and
friends nre Invited to nttend tho runeral
sertlces, on Saturday, at 11 u. m. precisely,
at his late residence. 129 S. 23d st. Inter
ment private.
KOYAI.. On February 24. 1910. AONMS.
u'ldoiv of Charlton Henry llnyat. Funernl
Heriice.t nt tho residence. 632S llaynton St.,
derma ntnivii, on Saturday, at 2 p. m. Inter
ment private.
SAI.THK. On February 23. 1916. MARY
ItOMAIN. wife of S. A. J. Salter, accd H2
years. Services Saturday, at 2 p. m.. at
her lato residence. 69.10 Tulip at., WIs
slnomliu:. Interment private.
SAl'KR. On February 23. 191C. WILLIAM
SAl'I.R. son of the lain Nicholas and Eva
Saner. Itelatlies and friends uro Invited
to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 1:30
p. in., frnm Ills late residence. 702.1 Iltdso
nve.. RnxhorouKh. Interment nt Westmin
ster Cemetery
SAl'LS On February 22. 1310. at West-
Lar Rice Burroughs
the harnessing of a new principle in
equips a steel rod with
pAVID INNES and Professor
-- Perry the inventor of "The
Iron Mole" are real flesh and
blood men, drawn by a master
hand. The story is full of incident
and will hold the reader's rapt
attention from the opening chap
ter to the swiftly moving end.
The story starts virv
TOMORROW'S
SA 1E.eto.er
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PBAtHR
t ion' N .1 rtRPIJCCA A , wit f Oeorse
I! Sauls, dauahter tit Ellabeth A nnd late
John A. Cowan rriends of th rnmlly may
coll Friday evenlfia; at her lata residence, 16
Apple nve. Wostmont. N J. Funerdl er
vires nnd Interment private
81 llAItl.OCK. On February 24. ldlit. Wf5.!
1AM SCHAItUICK. son nf Henry and Theo
doela Seharioek. nBtd 2d years. Relatives
and friends nre Invited tn Attend the funernl
serviees. on Monday, nt 1 rt m . nt nnrenta'
nt pntrente
residence, 136 Slq-el st interment prh-ste.
........ .,.,-, .uu r-m.-i -t i.iitri i.i.'iii iJii'n.-r,
I ernwnoi! Cemeferv ll.m.ln. mnv be vlet-rerl
Sunday eienlne
I Srill'.tlltS. On February 21 1916. BVA
iiuiiii.n.ii-;i,. wire or wimam if. scnemos,
Sr. Funernl services, on Saturday, ni.1
P. in,, nt lier late residence, 266 South Sid
st. Interment nt Mount Vernon Cemetery.
St'llMIDtlAI.L. (Hi February 23. 1916, MIN
NII5 Al'OtSTA SCI1M1IK1ALL. wlfo nf
Charles nnd dauahter of lh lato John M.
nn.l Aumist Selileir. Relatives and friends,
nlso North t'eiin Council, No, 161, D, of I,
nre Invited lo nttend the funernl, on Sunday,
el 2 n. m,. rrom her late residence. 176
West Dntnrln at Interment at Oreen Alount
Cemetery. Remains may be viewed on Sat
unlay, from S lo 10 p. in.
Sl'IIT. On February 21, 1916, ELIZABETH
NHIIM' (net? Althausl. widow of Ludvm
Selpp. In her 63d year, nl her late resident,
5147 North 6th st. Ouo notlco of the. fu
nernl will lie Riven
Hltl'll. - At his residence, n.ik Lane, on
February 24. 1916. HRNRY It SIIF.II'.
nire.l or. .tears Relatives nnd friends, nlso
eninloies of the Henry 11 Shelp Mnnufar
ttirlmr Company, may tlew remains on
Sundae, from .1 to 6 o'elotk Funeral serV
lee nnd Interment nt tho convenience of the
family.
.M'llAKMH'K. On February 24. t, WILI
1AM. son of Henry and Theodoeln Behar
loi k. naed 20 years Itelatlies and friends
nre Intlted In attend the funeral services,
on Monday, in 2 p in . al parents' residence,
LIS Slirel n Interment prltste, nt Fern
wood Cemeien. Remnlns may bo viewed on
Sun. bit ovenhur
41'l.l.lVAN. On February 23, t91. CATH.
AltlNi:, widow of Thomns Sullivan. Itela
tlies ai.d rrletuls. nlso I .-n Kile of the Sacred
Heart, nre lnvllr.1 to nttend the funernl. on
Saturday, nt 7:30 a. ni.. from her late resi
dence. 7.1S North Judson st. Man Mass of
Hermit m nt St. Fronds' Churrh, at 9 n, m.
prerlsely. Interment nt Old Cathedral
Cenietert.
NI'I.I.IVAN. on February 23. 1916, MAN
OAHHT. widow of Philip Sullivan, nired 60
yenrs Relalliei. nnd friends are Invited to
attend Ihe runeral. on Snturday, at 7:J0
n m.. frnm her son-ln-l.iw'n residence, John
Schools. 142(1 South llnneroft at. Requiem
lllah .Mass at Churrh of St. Hlla. at 9
n m. precisely. Interment at Cathedral
Cemetery.
THOMSON On February 23. I9KS. at his lata
lesl.lence. 2101 North Cnmnc street. JOHN
THOMSON, librarian of the Free Libraries
of Philadelphia Relative, nnd friends nra
Invited to nttend the funeral services, on
Monday innrnlnn. nt 10:30 o'clock-, at the
Chui-h nf the Annunciation. 12th and Dla-
..".'.n.'.".l..l:,m'l!'' ..Interment private.
TIKIMLIt. On February 24. 1916. FRANCI.-4,
son or Charles and .Mary T. Thomer (nea
Free) nire.l 20 years. Relatives nnd friends,
also the members of tho Younn Men' Catho-lit-
( bib of the tmmaeulate Conception
Church, the employes of llerrr Co., the Jn
Order of Moose nnd Loyalty IjOdge. No. 12,
O. F. of II.. nre Intlteii to attend funeral on
Monday, at 9 a. m.. from his parents' reap
dene. 1.103 K. Montcomery nve. Solemn Ile
ipilein Mass ut tho Church of the Holy Name,
at in:46 a. m. Interment at Moat Holy
Redeemer Cemetery.
TOITIN. On February 24. ALEXANDER.
son of Fllzabeth and the Into Alexander Top
pin. ltelatltes nml friends nf iHo family,
also L. O. O. M.. No 285. Chester Lodce.
ale Invited to attend funernl. on Monday, at
2 p. in., from his late resilience, 721 w. 6th'
st . Chester. I'a. Interment Chester Rural
Cemetery.
Wl-.lll.lt Suddenly, on Fourth-day, Second
.Month 23d. 191(1. EKFIB K... wire of Hethuel
OIITord Weber und daughter of Harry and
Snllle Kucher. Relatives nnd friends nra
IniiU'd to nttend the runernl, on eleventh
thiy. Second Month 26. at 2 p. m., at
Friends' Meetlne House, t2lh below Market
st. Interment prltste. Kindly omit flowers.
Remains may ho seen on Sixth-day (Friday)
from 8 to 9 p. m. at her lato residence. 3964
Richmond st.
WI.I.I.S. On February 22. 1916, HENRY B
husband of l'lliabeth J.. Wells, Relatives
nnd friends, nlso Garfield Lodae. No. 19,
S of R., and employes of Frederick Jones
Company, nre invited to nttend the funeral
sertlces. on Saturday, at 2 p. m. preclaely
a t tho residence of his brother, Joseph F.
Wells, 432 South 43d st. Interment at
Ft-rnwnod Cemetery. Automobile, aorvlee.
WIIOIIIIl It Y. on February 24. 1916, SARAH
J., widow of Thomas H. Woodbury. Rela
tives nnd friends nre Invited to attend the
funernl. on Saturday, at 10 a. m., from her
hue residence. 2035 West Ontario at. Inter
ment at Wt-slmlnstor Cemetery.
YAHNALL. On February 24. 1910. CHARLES
II. YARNAI.L. at his lato residence. 410S
linlllmort ave. Funeral service at St,
Mary's Church, ,19th and Locust bib., on
Saturday, February 2B, nt 10:30 a. m. Inter
ment private.
ZLIIICLN. On February 23, 1916. 'SARAH,
widow of Ticrro Zchren tneo Spontinlmer).
iiKed 76 yuars. Relatives nnd friends are
Invited to attend tho funeral, on Saturday,
nt 7:30 n. m.. from her Into residence, 3186
East Adams at. Requiem Mass at Ht. Uonl.
fnclus' Church, nt 9 a. m. lntorment pri
vate. mechanics a prin
the power of 10,000
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