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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1908 Record of the Courts 35c Taffeta Ribbon, 15c an chiefs Women's 50c a Suede Lisle Gloves IN unusual value today A great bargain in women's 2 clasp Milanese ruede lisle gloveg in black. whUe 50c tf vaL, special lf floor. South fet-GyrrTL HATS TRIMMED trL OF CHARGE 1111 Always Ask for Yellow Stamps seventh nV OMEN'S fancy handkerchiefs, trimmed with embroidery and lac-. Regular in 5-inch taffeta ribbon in all good colors. Just the kind for mil COMMON PLEAS SUITS 12c 15c, spe- EL.

prices $1 $1.25 Gloves at 50c Elbow-length Milanese suede lisle Monsquetaire gloves in black, pa. whiie 4 tan. $1 1.25 valnes 9UL linery neck bows. Worth 35c a yard, special at (1st floor, North) 1 OC cial here, each, at floor. Main Arcade) Although We Will Offer Even Greater Bargains Than Ever Today, We WU1 Still Give Yellow Trad-in Stamps Absolutely Free to all who purchase $1 worth or over.

These are given in addition to our regular double stamps in the morning single stamps in the afternoon with each ten cents you purchase. Do not fail to take advantage of this splendid chance to secure beautiful premiums without ad-ditioil cost. You cannot receive full value for your money unless you do. Another Week of Wonderful Maine Qrnmg Elbow length kid s-quetalre Glove In black tan. in qualitv.

Worth S3, spe-c 1 a I I priced at 3 1 as rim French Kid Glove In black, white SI. 50 A jp lOLLOWING the greatest week of our history the celebration of our 15th Anniversary of this vast store we nowpro-L -rrat -t-n iriioiro prpn -cti1-c rfffi ft vri rn-f TjiTirifletiil values in hih class seasonable merchandise. lJ VU1V Jk rfr VKJk -w Besides we will give 20 ye Ilota Grading Stamps ree to all who purchase $1 worth or over today in addition to double stamps in the morning single stamps in the afternoon with each ten cents you purchase, The Great Shirt Sale! STsw H. H. FREIBERG Carpets, Matting, Rugs, Oil Cloths 6 Linoleums The most wonderful values you ever saw.

Still three splendid l3s to choose from. Come today sure. 1st floor, 7th St And We Propose to Offer the xMost Wonderful Bargains in These Lines You Ever Saw AAE have secured the entire stock of H. H. Freiberg (one of the largest jobbers importers of carpets, mattings, rugs, oil cloth linoleums) at a very low VV price offer the most remarkable values.

The stock is first class in every particular. Fourth floor. MARCH TERM. Court Ao. 2 2840 Xcw Flan and L.

Association ts. Richard J. Curran et mortgage. F. S.

Christian. 2843 Dunlan. Slack Co. vs. T.

Slocum Miller Contract. Morris Davis. 2844 George W. illkins vs. James E.

Byran. Same Same. 245 Same vs. Chester Leather Works. Same, fcame.

2846 Pennsvlvania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting: Annuities et executors vs. Andrew Singheiser et al. 2847 William M. Powell, assignee vs. Jo-Eiah A.

Freeman et al. J. W. Logiie. 2855 Julius A.

Bath vs. Christian W. Goll. Contract- Stiles. 2860 J.

Hutkin vs. Morris Sterling. Appeal. Sharp, AUeman Morse. 2Sttl Raphael Levy vs.

John E. French. Replevin. Kun Kata. 2862 Charles Mecky vs.

George D. Walker. Mortgage. Shnek. 2863 Simon Fleishman vs.

Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Contract. F. J. Shover.

2S64 Same vs. B. and O. 11. II.

Co. Same. Same. 2S08 Emma A. Reisser vs.

Frank H. Moss -t al. Mortase. C. B.

D. Richardson. 2S6! Ruslinc Matthews vs. Herman Prater. Apieal.

MeOwen. 2S74 rank J. Scanlan vs. Rapid Transit Co. lnmages.

Samuel F. Wheeler. 2i75 James X. Carroll vs. John D.

Yarrow, Jr. Appeal. O'Farrell. 2S76 Invincible Dyeing and Lleaihing Co. vs.

B. i. Chester Hosiery Co. Same. Same.

l'S7! Quarry tJlen Blue Stone Co. vs. (ier-niiantown Cut Stone Co. Contract. B.

Lewis. 2NSiv W. C. Feist vs. Woodbine Children's Clothing Co.

Same. A. T. Johnson. 2881 George K.

Knowles or Chauncey E. B'uk. Mortgage. Same. sr2 Edward Thompson Company vs.

Samuel J. IRandall. Appeal. 84 Philadelphia Shoe Company vs. M.

Sel-kow. Appeal. Taylor. 2883 Architectural Wood Working Co. vs.

Truly Warner. Contract. Conlen, Brinton Acker. 28M3 Catharine Star vs. Engleside Boarding Stables.

Damages. Middleton Blakeley. 20O4 Albert Schwartz vs. S. Berkowitz.

Appeal. Herzberg. Menihan Co. vs. Bennett Brown.

Cn-tract. II. S. Sparhawk. 2fK8 Edwia W.

Gine vs. Manayuuk National Brink. Same. Reaiick. Mary M.

Barnes, assignee, vs. Charles S. Tomlinsou. liruund rent. Stillwell.

2011 Susan Waldner vs. Anton llalsenbeck. liamages. Elweit. 21U2 John Heisley.

vs. Charles W. Cox ci al. Mortgage. Snvder.

2913 Charles Ford, assignee, vs. Gilbert Combs et- al. Same. Same. 21)21 R.

Bruce Wallace Co. vs. Edgar R. Clark. Contract.

E. Spencer Miller. Kitchen Wall Paper and Taint Co. vs. Rebecca R.

Felix. Same. John G. Kaufman. 2023 Robert .1 Byran vs.

Murgaret Hoban. Same. Bvran Kirby. Biuui Bros. vs.

Rankin S. Reiff. Same. Same. 2927 Harry Mitchell vs.

Felix Ettinger. Appeal. Julius C. Levi. 2020 Commercial Co.

vs. Hartinan Bros. Same. Emberry. Men's Regular 50c 75c Shirts at 39c High-grade percale, some ma3eTcoat style.

Attached detached cuffs. Also plaited white shirts; various width plaits. Exceptional vatuesl $12 Japanese Mattings at $7.98 Linen warp. Come in green, red blue. 40 yards to the VP tf $18 Tapestry Rugs at $12.65 Excellent values in Tapestry Rugs in the wanted room size, I 9x12 feet.

$18 values for 85c Kitchen Linoleum at 49c 4 yards wide entire kitchen can a be covered without a seam. Ajyl Worth 85c a square yard, at only roll. Men's Regular 50c Shirts, 29c A soft bosom shirt in many color combinations the neat, conservative patterns so much desired. Come in sizes 14 to 17 inches. Splendidly made finished.

$50 Royal Wilton Rugs, $29.95 Highest grade rugs made without a seam. Regular price jq el f50, special sale price Union Ingrain Carpets, 34c Extra quality, one yard wide. Beautiful designs. Regular price -55c a yard, marked special at.OJC 90c Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 72c Best quality in the most beautiful designs. Regular price 90c a ry yard, marked special at only $1.60 Axminster Carpets, $1.29 Highest grade carpets in the most beautiful designs.

Borders to i match. Worth $1.60 at 1 ZiZJ $15 Japanese Matting at $9.95 Patent edge; different colors carpet designs multi-colors. CS tL. Worth $15 a roll, at only Zf.ZrD Mn'i $1 Negligee ShirU, 49c Stair Carpet at 12lAc Vfr.r nnp poroale niMras' sliirts in neat fitripes, plaids fisnred effects; fils some of tine white fnr.led madras. Cut -xtra full and made with perfection, -neckbands 75c Carpets at 59c Extra quality tapestry Brussels car- pets in hall, room stair patterns.

is Worth 75c, specially priced at only 1254 China $7.98 "Neat weaves. 40 yards to the ju roll. Well worth $15, mark- 7 ed special in this sale at only Reversible stair carpet, 22 inches wide. Regular price 25c a yard, marked special at Men's 5Cc Balbriggan Underwear. 25c Of 5U t.n Ai inches.

60c values, earment 'V 34 to 44 inches. 60c values, garment combed ErrDtian'yarn. Wonderful Purchase Glothiiig Entire Stock of Blumenthal Bros. Cps of the Every suit top coat for was This Famous House has Retired from Business and we secured the entire stocks, aggregating thousands of dollars' worth at such wonderful reductions that these bargains are possible made expressly for this season's business is thoroughly up-to-date in the smallest particular, vvnen Mr. Blumenthal died, very wealthy, the executor closed out everything to us at the most sensational reductions ever known.

fail to secure your Easter outfits for yourself boys while this sale continues. Men's Young Men's Suits, Women $3 a er Shoes and $2.20 Oxfords at $6.90 Men's 2d flo We Purchased the Philadelphia Tapestry Mills' Entire Surplus Stock of Cross -Stripe Summer Curtains A wonderful trade transaction aggregating fully $40,000 every pair lresh from the makers. This is by far the greatsst sale of Snowflake Curtains ever held in America. Full length width. All this season's newest patterns in a wide varied assortment.

There are some Nottingham Lace Curtains in this purchase Swiss tambour, Irish Point Marie Antoinette effects. 3d floor. Men's Young Men's $7.50 Suits, $3.90 fancy Cassimeres, cheviots fi worsteds in this season's newest styles. Blumenthal's price was $7.50. our 3 1 1 Third i The latest spring styles in plain fancy worsted.

All the newest colorings of the season included. Blum-enthafs price S12, ours A BOUT 10 styles in shoes 25 styles in oxfords. All the very smartest. Dull calf tops. Cuban, Military or regular heels; also the kind for growing girls.

All sizes. Worth a S3, special at(lst floor. North) SS ZiriZilJ 1 special price tor this sale is only Boys' S2.SO Shoes, $1.98 Men's 6 Young Men's $8.50 .90 Suits, Men's Rain Coats New Spring Styles $16 kinds for $8.50 $18 kinds for $9.00 $20 kinds for $10.00 $22 kinds for $11.50 J25 kinds for $12.50 $28 kinds for $14.50 Suits of worsteds, cheviots tweeds eeds. we Dressy style with dull calf tops; B'ucher cut, Sizes for little boys 8 to 13: for larger beys 8 to 5H- Regular S2.50 qq value, only -a Misses' Children's Shoes Patent leather with dull calf tops; come In lace button styles; right shape lasts. Sizes 6 to 8, worth SL.50.

SDecial here at Blumenthal's price was $8.50, mark them special for this sale at Cross Strip Curtarls Pretty cross-stripe curtains in dainty 1 Qr colorings. Worth 50c a strip, at '-Cross Stripe Curtains Cool summer draperies In the most beautiful patterns. Regular 60c OQ-values, marked per strip, at Cross-Stripe Curtains Unusually good values today in handsome cross-stripe curtains. Worth on 75c a strip, marked here at OUk. Cross Stripe Curtains Pretty colorings in the most exquisite designs.

Really worth SI per AQn strip, at the vry low price of Ji. Snowfiake Curtains White ecru solid colors or combinations. Tassel fringe. SL50 values, CQ now marked here, per str at Wft Crss-Stripe Curtaias Heavy tassel fringe, interwoven with QO snowtlakes. Reg.

S2 pair, todayfO-ISeautiful Saowtiake Curtains Interwoven with silk stripes: tassel rinee. Regular price $4 01 QO a pair, special here at p.70 Men's Young Men's $10 Suits at $5.90 Sizes 8 to 11, worth SL75, special at 1.39 Sizes llyi to 2, worth $2, special here at 81.59 Babies' Easter Shoes Patent leather in button lace styles with dull calf tops Sizes 1 to 5, worth SL50, at 8c. Sizes 4 to 8, with wedge heels, ry et worth $1.75, at A Plaid, striped brown worsteds fi Men's New Spring Styie Top Coats $15 kinds for $7.50 16.50 kinds for $8.50 SIS kinds for $9.00 520 kinds for 0.OO f22. 50 kinds for $11.50 $9.50 kinds for." $4.75 I cheviots; also plain black. Cut in latest styles.

Blumenthal price $10, our price is now only Men's Young Men's Suits, $7.90 Men's Young Men's Suits, $8.90 Young Men's Correct -spring stytest ii Correct styles, col- m.i. Correct spring fc 73 Ull orints in worsteds If IS MP I I OU1CS in XiaCK. in iff cassimeres. Blumer- Tdr cassimeres. Furniture These Are But a Few of the Many Opportunities tJlumer-thal's price S16.50.

in newest colorings; tine worsteds cassimeres. Blumenthal's price was S15, our special price is only val- $3 Thibet, $6 ues. marked here at our special price for this sale is only ORPHANS' COURT President Judge Ashman and Judges Penrose. Dallett, Lamorelle and Anderson heard the weekly motion list on Saturday with, the results below: Decrees Isxncd BY PRESIDENT JUDGE ASHMAN: Authorizing Samuel Callan. administrator of the estate of Marv J.

Gardner, deceased to pay to William H. "Cooke. M. the sum of $27.80. BY JUDGE PENROSE: Reducing security to JltxiO in the estates of the Gross minors.

Confirming sale of real estate in the estate of Catharine Fay. deceased. Confirming sale of real estate in the estate of Annie E. Hamilton, deceased. BY JUDGE DALLETT: Directing Emma 3uinn, administratrix of the estate of Hugh M.

Quinn. deceased, to pay to Michael Quinn the amount found to be due him according to the whednlo of distribution. Authorizing Ella R. Kennedy, executrix Of the estate of William II. Kennedy, deceased, to sell real estate at private sale.

Granting leave to Carl Schaefer. guardian of the Billings minors, to join in the -sale of real estate. Authorizing Charles Bartlett. executor of the estate of Frances Seligman. deceased, to pav certain sums awarded by adjudication.

BY JUDGE LAMORELLE: Granting leave to Elizabeth Wilson, subsituted trustee in the estate of Marv Ann Gebhard. deceased, to bid at public sale" for certain real estate. Directing Thomas Furey, guardian of Ansrelo Persico, a minor, to join in the sale of real Directing August Ramstein. guardian of David Hazzard. a minor, to expend the sum of $3.50 per week for the support of the minor.

Citations Issncd BY JUDGE FENROSE: "Directed to parties in interest in the estate Robert J. Morrison, deceased, to show cause wbv an inquest should not. be awarded to snake partition of real estate. BY JUDGE DALLETT: Directed to Marv E. Pote.

executrix of the estate of Anna -M. Pote, deceased to show cause whv she should not lile an account. BY JUDGE ANDERSON: Directed to parties In interest in the estate of Lvdia Longstreth. deceased, to show cause why "an inquest should not be awarded to make partition of real estate. Directed to parties in interest in the estate of Thomas B.

Longstreth. deceased, to show cause whv an inquest should not be awarded to make partition of real estate. "Widows Exemptions Widows' exemption in the usual legal sum $300 were allowed in the estateof Patrick IcDevitt, deceased, and John Damm, deceased. Opinions Handed I BY JUDGE "LAMORELLE: Dismissing exceptions and confirming in the estate of Elizabeth Kelly, deceased. Dischargei Granted Discharges were granted to these parties relieving them of the offices named: William S.

Grant. as guardian of the tstate of Thomas L. Smith, a minor; John Monaghan and David Phillips, as guardians under the will of Bernard H. Phillips, deceased; l'eter Oavanaugh. administrator of the estate of Edward Garland, deceased; Mary If Kercher, administrator of the estate of Harry A.

Kercher. deceased: Henry W. Ridg-wav. administrator for the estate of Howard 4' Kidgwav. deceased; Margaret McGurk, jtdministratrix of the estate of Patrick McGurk.

deceased: Miriam R. Megargee, administratrix of the estate of Irwin N. Me-fcargee. deceased. Guardians Appointed Addie I.

Graham was appointed guardian of Jordan minors; Girard Trust of Keers minors: Ralph S. Arrison. of Arrison minors: Sarah L. Prescoe. of Prescoe minors; Robert Black, of Black minors: Samuel M.

Franks, Franks minors; Leon Asbert. of Bern; Robert J. Black, of Margaret J. Boyd: Charles l'ierson. of Harris W.

Ford; Florence B. Thornton, of Eleanor G. Wilson: Millard Hickey. of Rebecca Arrison: Ralph Hirsh, of Elizabeth R. Hirsch: Pennsylvania of Morgan O.

Smith: William Day. of James Day. Adjudications Judge Dallett filed these adjudications swarding balances for distribution as follows: Estate of Anson R. Lukens. $43.28: Solomon ians.

$82,272.63: S. Augusta Freeman, quarterTsessions "ottinham Iace Curtains at Unusual Prices Swiss tambour, Irish Point aTAtarie Antoinette effects; buttonhole finish. 34 yds. long full width. Sl-98 values at 98c S2.9S values at 9 1.4-9 $2.50 values at 1.25 S49S values at S2.50 33e Linen Wiudow Shades, lOc Special lot of several hundred dozen linen window shades in all good colors.

Complete with spring 1 IMf roller fixtures. Slight imperfections. Each marked at the price of This $22.50 Brass II Bed at All-brass bed sign with two- $11.98 in Colonial de- ill THflPrfi "Sil inch posts, heavy 1- I- 1 i. I $9 Men's Young Men's Suits, These are handsome hand-tailored suits in the newest shapes colorings. Blumenthal's price S20.

our price ii only (2d Moor, West) Men' Young Men's Suits, $9.90 Hand-tailored imported worsteds in blues, browns, black fancy mixtures. Blumenthal's price was $18, our special price is only Sensational Silk Hosiery Sale! Boys' $7 Suits at Only $3.90 Boys' Suits at Only $3.45 Sailor, Russian, Nor- folk double-breasted rsortolk do Die- breasted styles in Boys' $2 Suits at $1 Double breasted styles in new spring stripes fancy mixtures. 8 to 13 years. Blumenthal's price $2, our Qf) Never Such a Wonderful Bargain Before! spindles cross rods. $22.50 value at (No mai orders filled $11.98 $6.50 Toilet In golden oak or mahegany finish: with 1 siyies in serge, cneviui and cassimere.

Sizes 3 to 16 yrs. Were S7, now serge, cneviox at cashmeres. Blumenthal's price was $6, our price $1.50, $2.00 $2.50 Silk Hosiery at price tor these suits is only Eoys $4.50 Suite at $2.75 Boys $9 Suits at Only $4.90 0 Boys' $5 Suits at $2.99 OU never nad sucn a cnance Norfolk, double-breast- -ed, sailor Russian bef vou never will again. It QH jailor, Kussian, nor- folk double-breasted J) If 90 Norfolk and double- (T breasted styles; blue 3 fancy cassimeres and worsteds. Blumenthal's price was S1.50, ourprice 21 3 oval beveled mirror; centre drawer French QQ legs.

Regular $8.50 value, here at J.5rO mm a This is a purchase such as is made by a store but once in a litetime. The maker a well-known one was in fin moaeis. owio jxais. Blumenthal's price So, -our price (Third floor) price was S9, our special price now is only Boys' $3 Suits at $1.85 Double-breasted styles in fancy mixtures. Sizes 8.

to Id years. Blumenthal's price Boys' $2.50 Suits, $IA5 Sailor, Russian, duble breasted styles. Sizes 3 to 16 years. Blumenthal's price was 2.50, our price for this sale Is only Enameled Beds White enameled beds with continuous bent-end posts; brass spindles, al $9. 50 values, at Bed Outfit White enamel bed; soft top mattress, well filled; all-iron woven wire, springs.

Worth Parlor Suits Highly polished mahogany-finished irames; green verona upholstered. Regular $50 et kinds for OZ.DU Davenport Couch bed of quartered oak; upholstered in velour. Extra large size. i was 3, we specially price them at only ancial difficulties he naturally turned to us for quick cash. The lot consists of 1000 pairs.

Women's Pure Thread Silk Stockings in plain black or with black embroidered fronts, three designs of which we show. Slight imperfections. You never in all vour life bought such beautiful silk stockings under $1.50, $2 even $2.50, but you must grasp this opportunity if you would buy them fci 13 i ww JJJ LPHj fj "r- First floo- 1 mil II sontt $2j Boys' $8 Suits at $A5 Norfolk double-breasted suits finest quality materials. Blumenthal's pries was $8, we have priced them special at only troys' Suits at $2A5 Double-breasted Norfolk styles in plain black 6 fancy cheviots, etc Blumenthal's price was $4, our special price is now only $8.98 SU, at (4 th floor) I Worth $30, at while tne tor lasts, ior oniy it 11 now. Jl 11 -bbbb 'Wonderful Values Easter Dress Fabrics 50c 36 to 42-inch Herringbone Serge Mohairs, 29c Fashionable dress materials with a smooth serge weave, firmly woven; beautiful, lust-rous finish.

Wanted colors rich black. VJ Reg.peryd. 50c (1st floor, Main Arcade) 30c Mercerized Plain Color Panamas, 16c One of this season's most favorite dress materials for shirtwaist suits separate skirts. Neat Panama effect weave, firmly woven; lustrous finish. All the wanted -colors fast black.

Regular price per yd. 30c, special at the price (First floor, Main Arcade) of Amazing Easter Values in Suits, $20 to $30 Values Women's to $8.50 Coats, 4.98 Women's $20 to $30 Suits, Today at $15 Handsome suits of extra quality Panama cloth in plain colorings or shadow stripe effects; also fancy mixtures plaids, checks, stripes, in light or dark colorings. Various models one favorite style has edges trimmed with woven braid 1 forming mannish tailor-made effect. Skirts in the graceful gore plaited style. JL Well worth $20 to $30, marked special for this sale at only (Second floor) $1.25 42-inch Black Voile.

85c 50c Silk Ginghams at 19c Fashionable lieht-weight dress materials with lustrous Favorite light-weight dress material with neat finish, firmly woven. 27 to 32 inches wide. Regular price open-mesh weave, firmly woven. Drapes nicely per yard 50c, special Here at (sso man oraersj. iq Kegular price Jl.5, here at the very Qei First Floor, north JLaw low price ot KJJ Today's Trial List COURT NO.

1 Judge Kinsey, prison cases-William Dacev, Martin Dacey. Joseph Davis, John Smitb. Carrie Gratz. Charles Carrington. Rodnev Cullen.

Mary Owens. Kate Skinngton. larceny- Frank O'Brien, entering with intent to steal: George Graves. Theodore Schott, as-tsanlt and battery. court NO.

2 Judge Barrratt. bail cases-William II. Dennis, oleo; Maria Aelia. Mamie Wells. Charles Haag.

Sarah Sloan. James A. Bigger. William T. Kllpatrick.

Joseph McFadden. Vincent Giorgiannia. larceny; Edward Higgius. Joseph E3. Park.

Edward Herbert. Robert Waugh. Tony Frank, Peter Peliero. Amgelo and Benjamin Defeo. John Kenny.

William Kettle. Louis Nefsky. Bernard Herman, assault and battery; Maggie Evans, common scold: Louis Bonish, fraud: Giovanni Di Silvestro libel: Philip Prieore ticket scalping: Minnie August. Eva Cohen, perjury; Frank Monocelli. A.

B. Myers, false pretences. COURT NO. 3 President Judge Willson. juvenile cases John Corr.

Frank Aikens. Ravmond Wilcox, Benjamin Senelikoff. Edward Clark. Herman Kaiiffman. Charles Rowen.

Jacob Rosenberg, Jeremiah Haetigan. John McCauley, Arthur rilbcrt. James Gallagher. James Qulnlan. Gus-tav Sclironk.

Stabley Hopjer. Dennis Creed. Mi-hael Barry, Andrew eiss. John Hartey, Joseph Galm. Georee Gilinore.

Frank Tetaro, 3Ioard Morris. Michael Connides. Christopher Gauu. Charles Hammerle. John Devine.

John Hainan. Andrew Juhas. Thomas Duffy and Frank Boris. OURT NO. 3 Miscellaneous cases-Frank Hailahan.

breach of the peace: Peter Chester. James De Stefano. Vincent. J. Moore.

Harry Green, threats; Ida Miller, incorrigible; John Montani. Elizabeth Holmes. Annie Yoni-kas, Paul FX- Wood, habeas corpus; Maver S. Fieisher. to ouash indictment: William and Rose Lurassn.

remission of forfetiure: petitions for the division of the 11th division of the "4th word; 12th division of the same ward; 3 3th division of same: 15th division of same- Easter Silks Most Temptingly Priced $2.68 This Charming Hat Trimmed Free of Charge $20 to $27.50 Suits, $15 Misses little women's suits in all the newest spring colorings plaids, checks, stripes Women's $30 All the newest styles, copied from much higher priced models. Plain colors or mixed effects. Coats silk or satin -lined. Skirts in the plain gore or plaited effect. Worth $30 to S50.

special here at $15 cr fancy mixtures. Jaunty semi-fitting coats with grace ful high kilt skirts. Worth 20 to $27.50, special here at 65c 75c Novelty Taffeta SBk at 49c. An unequalled assortment variety of newest styles and colorings in checks and stripes. Worth 65c fi 75c a special sale price I "i Cist floor.

South) 85c Paillet de Soie, today at only 69c. A new plain weave with silk fabric in all the newest shades of russet. Copenhagen, lizard, etc. 10 inches wide. Worth 85c a Ij JJp yard, special at only iff I j.

IS an example of what this won- A derful offer means we illustrate this hat, trimmed free. Hat $1.25 2 yds. velvet (49c) 91.23 Lining 10 Wire 1Q $2.68 Ready-to-Wear Hats, 49c Suitable for women children. Good selection of colors, trimmed with silk, buckles, SI values marked at 50c Colored Pongee Silks at only 39c AU-siik quality, 22 ienhes wide. Women's SIO to 2G Skirts at T.50 Manufacturers' entire surplus stocks sample lines of taffeta silk, Altman voile Panama in all the newest spring models.

Some trimmed with braid. Strictly high-grade skirts. Worth S10 ifl men's $15 Coats Specially priced at $9.98 Taffeta silk, broadcloth Panama coats, prettily trimmed with braid or strictly man-tailored. Lined with' guaranteed silk or satin. Worth $15, spe- OH dally marked at Women's 7 to 8.50 Ceats Marked S4.98 Of chiffon broadcloth, Panama, tan covert cloth taffeta silk.

The lengths range from hip to full ankle-length models, the shorter coats being satin lined. Regular $7 to $8.50 A Oft values, marked at ''T' 21st division of 36th ward: 26th and 2Sth dm- $1.25 Black Taffeta Silk Marked 79c Rich quality, with colored selvedge. Natural loom finish, mellow lustrous. Guaranteed by the makers to gire satisfactory 70 wea-. 30-in.

wide. $1-25 val. i ZJC Comes in rait range of colors, also white, cream black. Will make smns or tne same warn. da nty waists dresses.

50c value at only 39c JUDGMENTS Tn the following list the judgments I "-W-- are against the first named in each case: Abbott. Summer B. Garfield Building Association. For want of a defense. 1920.84 Backus.

Fred et al. Fidelity Trust succeeding trustee. For want of an appearance 5777.08 1 '1 ASK FOR PHILADELPHIA YELLOW Til AD ISO STAMPS ASK FOR PHILADELPHIA YELLOW TRADI.VG STAMPS LEGAL NOTICES FARMERS' MOVABLE SCHOOLS SCORE HIT Cleair. Note Morean. Edward S- Ada L.

Dannen- hauer. Note 87.Wt North. Henrietta R. F. P.

Buckley. Note 100.00 Price, Henry, et al. M. M. McDermott.

Note 14o.00 Rnce, Philip Wm. M. Weisman Bro. Note D5O.O0 tients and discharged 128. In the dispensary 1889 new patients were treated and there were 8430 visits to the dispensary.

In the accident ward -530 cases were treated. At the Charity Hospital, 1731 Vine street, 1731 patients were treated during March and 1126 prescriptions were compounded. Lancaster county; North Orwell, Bradford county; Doe Run, Chester county, and Ebensburg, Cambria county. Four days were given to each place, and men who understand dairying, horticulture -and poultry raising were the speakers. Practical work and economy are the aims of the teaching.

"The farmers' institutes of the past 100.00 386.33 100.00 175.00 85.00 $37.00 266.63 120.00 nmsf. Ida and John Georse w. ards. Note Brackney. C.

A. Stern Bros. For want of a dfenie Brown. Wni. R.

William W. Smithers. attorney. Note Burkhert. Grace John M.

Hill. Note. Bush. Geo. W.

A. C. Cressmau. Note. Cannon, Francis Michael Rock.

Jr. Note Carr. C. A. The H.

S. Pogue Co. lor want of a defense Carroll. Hugh F. Anna M.

AppeL Note- Chandler. A. N. Co. First National OF THOMAS KELSH.

dc-jio ceased Letters testamentary on the above estato having been granted to the all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delay, to CLARISSA KELSH, 629 South Broad street, Philadelphia, or to her attorney, WILLIAM T. KELSH, I 1415 'Filbert street. the result of the victory won over the Brown Prepartory School in Odd Fellows Temple on Saturday night. The question was: "ResqJvedL that the United States Government should establish and operate postal savings banks aud a parcels post." Penn Charter had the negative side. Judges A.

Anderson and William N. Ashman and Dr. Cheeseman" Merrick were the judges. Penn Charter's debaters were C. Brewster Rhoads, Charles W.

Hitschler and. Justin S. Banberger. Brown was represented by Charles W. Ackley, Israel Eisenberg and Arthur Nathan Prep mont.

winter were tne most successful ever-1 501.94 75.O0 500.00 56.00 Bank of Waynesboro. Va. For want of a defense. 1K92.29 Koblnson. Max w.

i-dwm uarrett. or want of a defense Rabin, Sam Mandel. Oreenberg. Note. Trafford.

Jane C. E. Stallard. Vaeca. Silrestro and Rosa Maria Spin-elli.

Note Ward, Geo. Amos C. Shallcross. Note. "Vountr.

Edward George C. J. Fleck, administrator. For want of an appearance Daley. John.

Jr. W. A. Zumpfe. Note 126.00 STATE'S CANNED GOODS ARE GENERALLY SATISFACTORY Special to The Inquirer.

HARRISBURG. April 5. Canned goods on sale In Pennsylvania are in comparatively good shape, according, to the first of the chemists' reports on the samples of tinned vegetables and meats recently taken by the Dairy and Food Division pt the State Department of Agriculture. The worst thing was starch "filler" in some of the meats. Until reports are received from the other chemists, who are analyzing samples, the department will have no report to make on the general conditions.

One can of potted ham contained four and a half per cent, of starch. Some of the so-called "pastes" and also were found to contain starch, which serves the double purpose of "Cing in? and absorbing the water: The vegetables are reported as generally Jalton Mary E. C. P. Ennis.

Note. i i Feiipno. James V. O. A.

Baldl Bros. Co. Note 842.93 held, institutes were held 400 days in all, and expenses were so reduced that the entire cost was only $37 a day. The attendance exceeded that of the previous year. "So well received hare been the traveling schools, however, that we have- received a request from Columbia county to cut out -the institutes and give thera ten days of the 'school'.

We cannot say now whether this can be done." Special to The Inauirer. HARRISBUKG. April 5 The experiment of conducting "movable schools for farmers," inaugurated by the State Department of Agriculture during the past winter, has made a hit with the farmers and will undoubtedly be continued. Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Martin said today: "Undoubtedly an appropriation will be asked of the next Legislature for the continuation of the movable schools. They hare brought the farmers into direct touch with in various Important branches of agriculture, and that fact is appreciated.

We aim not only to continue these schools, but so to extend them as to meet the demands of the farmers of Pennsylvania for Instruction of this sort. "We held five schools this winter at Waverly, Lackawanna county; Maytowo, 860.00 47.02 200.00 Dougherty. Sarah Goldman Bros. Note Funk, Amanda Thoa. Emery.

Death of Dr. W. S. Kooker Dr. W.

S. Kooker, 68 years old, of 11 Saunders avenue, a widely known veterinarian, died on Saturday, unexpectedly, though he had not been in robust health for some time. Dr. Kooker was one of the oldest living practitioners in the city, having attended Dadd's School in Boston, the llrst veterinary college founded In thl He practiced teu years iu Easton and the came to Philadelphia, where he has resided thirty-seven years. He was a member of the American Vet good.

Tomatoes and com were packed solid, with a reasonably small percentago of water. In no case did: this chemist pud any artificial coloring matter, the to matoes being a natural red and the beau and peas natural green. Neither were artificial, sweeteners, saccharine and the like found in the Work of Hospitals in March The monthly statistical report of the Presbyterian Hospital shows that for March of this year 4,17 patients were treated, 200 of them having been admitted, during the month. In. the dispensary 1812 persons 1 were treated tnd the ambulance Bankruptcy Creditors have filed a petition "in the United States District Court to have Charles O'Don-iieil.

trading as J. O'Donnell Estate. Reading, adjudged an involuntary bankrupt. The petitioners their claims are: George ftorgfeldt the Japanese Fan $18X16: M. Schafff-r Flamm Adolph Strauss $149.06.

Martin N. Risscr. Eliza be thtown, ha been adjudged a voluntary bankrupt; liabili. ties. S19.3a9.58: assets, $25,590.93.

Referee. Redmond Conynsbam. Gallo. Guiseppe u. C.

A. Baldi Bros. Co. Note 386.00 Kessler, Mary Wm. H.

Lewis. Note 50.00 Kupger. Wm. A. aud Emma Wm.

H. Lewis. Note 400.00 MacRae, Una E. and G. F.

Girard Trust trustee. For want of a d-fense 8288.00 Mrlpy, Wm, O. M. M. McDermott.

Note 100.00 Morgan. Edward S. Lizzie MT- Perm Charter Delebaters Win Many congratulations 'were bestowed udoii the members of the debatLnir team SEW CUMRERtAXD. The PwrouitliLowwH ot Goldnhoro baa pasted aa- erect" made 96 trips. For the month of I larch erinary Association, and the Pennsylvania an electric liaot nant at a vt of iooo.

of the Penn Charter School yeeterday as the Polyclinic Hospital admitted 77 pa- and Keystone Veterinary Associations..