The Philadelphia Inquirer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 19

THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10. 1950 a 19 tjttuarj Mrs. Bernard F. Maher Mrs.

Mary A. Maher, widow of Bernard F. Maher, died Saturday at her home, 661 N. 65th st. She was 88.

Irwin C. Cairns Dies in Glenside John G. Berst Mrs. Maher is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Agnes Mrs.

Margaret M. McGuire and Mrs. Ber Mrs, Isaac Moliver Mrs. Freda Moliver, widow of Isaac Moliver, and active in Jewish community affairs, died Sunday at her home 200 McKean st. She was 84.

Mrs. Moliver was secretary of the B'Nai Moishe Congregation, 911 S. 5th for 21 years, and a member of the Shivta Jesurun Congregation, 2015 S. 4th st. She is survived by her son, David and five daughters, Mrs.

Mollie Gorewitz, Mrs. Sophia Rodansky. Mrs. Minnie Benoff, Pauline Kravif, and Mrs. Sarah Kahn.

Funeral services will be held at 1 P. M. today at Goldsteins Memor nara juciNamee, ana lour sons, Joseph, Francis, Paul and Aloysius. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung atiUA. si.

tomorrow in St. Callistus Church, 67th and Lansdowne ave. Special to The Inquiter READING, Oct. 9. John G.

Berst, of 166 W. Greenwich Reading, died today of a heart ailment at the Associates Club, 610 Thorn where he was employed as a bartender. He was 52. Mr. Berst was active in civic and social associations and was a member of the Lutheran Church.

Surviving are his wife, Arlene; a brother, William, of Reading, and two sisters, Mrs. Mae Gilbert and Mrs. Esther Kahs, of this city. Funeral services Burial will be in St. Denis Cemetery.

Charles L. Suermann Charles L. Suermann, retired PTC superintendent who died Saturday morning, will be buried in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery after a Solemn Requiem Mass at 10 A. M. tomorrow in St.

William's Church. He was 74. Mr. Suermann employed by the PTC for 40 years before he retired three years ago. He lived at 310 Hellerman and was a member of the Holy Name Society, the Loyal Order of Moose and the Artisans.

He is survived by his wife, Julliana; four sons, Charles William, Joseph and John, and four daughters, Mrs, Mary Quinn, Mrs. Catherine Mrs. James Larkin and Miss; Clara Suermann. ial Chapel, 2129 N. Broad Burial Irwin C.

Cairns, service manager iC the Prankford office of the Philadelphia Electric died yesterday Sit his" 345 Tyson Glen-' side. He was 63. Mr. Cairns, one of the oldest members in point of service with the Philadelphia Electric had been an employe of the firm for 46 years. He was a member of the Quarter Century Club and of the board of trustees of Carmel Presbyterian Church.

He is survived by his wife, Anna S. Cairns a son, Irwin Jr. Funeral services will be held at 2 at Kirk and Nice's. Ger-mantown ave. and Washington Lane.

Burial will be in Ivy Hill Cemetery. will be held at 3 P. Thursday from i the Lutz funeral home, 2100 Perkio-men ave. Burial will be in the Aul-enbach Cemetery. win be in Har Jehuda Cemetery, Llanerch.

John J. Clark Rites John J. Clark, Spanish-American War veteran who died Saturday, will be buried Thursday in Northwood Cemetery following services at 2 P. M. at Harold B.

Mulligan's, Frankford and Allegheny aves. He was 72. Mr. Clark lived at 3154 Frankford and conducted a barber shoo Albert J. Hay Herman R.

Weinberg I. Herman R. Weinberg, a women's I ASPIRIN I REUEVES' PAIN AND DISCOMFORT OF H. Lester Towns end H. Lester Townsend, a real estate broker for many years, and associated with Heymann and Brother for the last six years, died yesterday at his home, 124 S.

19th st. He was 70. He is survived by his wife, Jean three sons, Robert, of Miami, H. Lester, of Harrisburg, and A. H.

Townsend, of Tampa, and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 P. M. Friday at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st.

Burial will be hosiery distributor for the last 32 at the address for 40 years until Funeral services for Albert J. Hay, who died Friday at his home, 5942 Nassau will be held at 11 A. M. today at Stringfield's funeral home, 1937 N. Broad st.

He was 74. Mr. Hay was a salesman and buyer for many years for the Perm Furniture Co. He was active in Masonic affairs and a member of University Lodge, 610, F. and A.

M. He is survived by his wife, the former Blanche Emery. Burial will be in Mount Peace Cemetery. he retired three years ago. He was a member of Dechert Camp, United Spanish-American War Veterans, and of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty.

He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Richard W. Wells. It's convenient to place a Want-Ad in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The office at 1413 Walnut Street as open Monday through Friday from 9 A.

M. to 6 P. M. Or if you have a phone, simply call RI 6-5000, a direct line to 'an Inquirer Ad Taker. Remember, speed and con- MLBitttRnstiyM venience wm neip you get results quickly and economically.

years, mea in nis steep yesiiuy bis home, 5752 N. Camac st. He was 72. Mr. Weinberg, a native of Rumania, traveled extensively in Europe before coming to this country in 1900.

He worked in several other large American cities before settling In Philadelphia in 1911. He was a member of the Rumanian Hebrew Beneficial Association and he Zionist Organization of America. He is survived by his wife, Rae a son, Ralph a daughter, Mrs. Herbert Montzer, and two grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 A.

M. tomorrow at the Morris Rosenberg Son Funeral Chapel, 2C09 N. Broad st. Burial will be in Mt. Sharon Cemetery.

7 basic blouses I MM FOUNDED IN PHIIADEI i i FAMED THROUGHOUT 1 1 WORLD in soft rayon tissue faille 2.98 Mrs. Franz X. Zirnkilton Mrs. Caroline B. Zirnkilton, widow 3f; Franz X.

Zirnkilton, widely known manufacturing jeweler and one of America's leading goldsmiths, died Sunday after a short illness. She was 92. Mrs. Zirnkilton, who resided at 2201 N. 10th is survived by two sons Franz, and Carl G.

Her husband, a native of Bavaria who learned his trade in a Vienna establishment where many of the Haps-burg crown jewels were set, came to this country in 1876 and five years Ir-ter founded a firm bearing his name in this city. He died in 1934. Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M. tomorrow at Oliver H.

Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Burial will be at Westminster Cemetery. Nicely tailored blouses by San Anita, styles to team with a variety of suits, at a price to pamper your budget. White, navy, red, gold, pink, aqua. 32 to 38.

A. Tucked blouse, button-front with peter pan collar. B. Jewel-neckline blouse with tuck-front and button back. Mail and Telephone Orders Filled MAIN FLOOR BUDGET BLOUSE BAR CENTRAL Lewis Hankele S.X''fe?:.

Lewis Hankele, a life-long resident of Roxborough and retired city worker, died Sunday at his home, 4339 Mitchell Roxborough. He was 82. "His parents, the late George and Catharine Hankele, were pioneer settlers in Roxborough. Mr. Hankele worked for the Bureau of Mechanical Equipment in City Hall for 29 years.

He retired in May, 1947. Surviving is a niece, Miss Bessie Scheetz, of the same address. Funeral services will be held at P. M. tomorrow from Turner's, Ridge ave.

and Martin Roxborough. Interment will be in Westminster Cemetery, West Manayunk. oblique -line sheath An Aicyon Original basic dress In a new rayon crepe 29.95 Accessory-minded, Paris-inspired. Narrowed but easily-wearable sheath with long, cuffed sleeves. Diagonal skirt folds and neckline tabs give it the new; oblique line, are held in place by tiny rhinestone clusters.

Black, green or grey. 12 to 20. Walter B. Weber Walter B. Weber, of 2404 Poplar Merwood Park, Havertown, died Sunday in Bryn Mawr Hospital after a long illness.

Mr. Weber was employed for many years by the George W. Smith Woodworking and helped to design the interiors of many downtown stores. For the past ten years he was in business for himself. He is survived by his wife, Anna G.

"Vfeber. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 P. M. Thursday at Harold B. Mulligan's, 1119 W.

Lehigh ave. Burial will be in Laurel Hill eau de toilette plus an acquaintance Jlacon of parfum both for 2.75 Mrs. P. J. Cunningham Mrs.

Ella M. Cunningham, widow cf Patrick J. Cunningham, piano manufacturer, died yesterday at her home, 5201 Wynnefield ave. She was 68. Mrs.

Cunningham was active in Catholic charities and was formerly president of St. Camillus Chapter, Notre Dame des Malades Clinic. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. James F. Smith, Mrs.

W. Frank Uohme and Miss Agnes M. Cunningham, and a son, Joseph P. For a limited time only Corday brings you lovely Toujours Moi toilet water plus a flacon of long-lasting perfume, for the price of the toilet water alone! Receive, also, a brochure telling the secret of how the women of Paris wear perfume. Plus ao tax Mail and Telephone Orders Filled WANAMAKER TOILETRIES MAIN FLOOR CHESTNUT ''US'-' ii A- PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE! 11 1 FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY 2 1 LOVELY PORTRAITS FOR THE PRICE OF A new lotvcr price for the uonderful non-smearing lipstick Now, before the rush, you can have lovely portraits taken for Christmas giving and receive TWO pictures in any of our fine finishes for the price of one.

red sash 1.00 FOR EXAMPLE: Our regular Smartly fashioned for your leisure life Loungee's cotton flannel plaid robe 7.95 It's a robe, it's a housecoat it's cozy-warm, lightweight and washable! Sanforized cotton flannel wrap-around with dolman sleeves, jutting hip pockets. Gay plaids with red, green or white backgrounds; sizes 1 2 to 20. Mail and Telephone Orders Filled WANAMAKER NEGLIGEES FOURTH FLOOR CENTRAL PHI LA. PHONE ORDERS CALL LO 4-2500 $4 8 10" portraits are NOW 2 for S4! SELECT FROM 12 PROOFS. TOO! COME IN THIS WEEK! fell Now you pay no more for Red Sash than for ordinary lipstick Non-smear, long wearing, natural looking Red Sash, created by a unique formula, is now produced in greater quantity to bring you savings.

Try it now! "Plus 20 tax Wm Will Clad To Fill Mail and Telephone Orders of $2 or More WANAMAKER'S COSMETICS MAIN FLOOR CHESTNUT Telephone and Mail Orders Filled WANAMAKER'S MISSES DRESSES THIRD FLOOR CHESTNUT BRING THE CHILDREN! No Appointment Needed JOE IS WAXAMAKER. WILTON PORTRAIT STUDIO DOWNSTAIRS STORE CHESTNUT DAILY HOURS 10 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.

PHILADELPHIA SUBURBS ENTERPRISE 10650 WEDNESDAY NOON TO 9 P. M. SUBURBAN N. J. WX-7050.