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rV lIMFO R.TEB A NS I QUI 3 I A Tj LJ" MB i it 4'5 jOU probiblr match oar splendid assortment of Tj, 1 Chicago or St Louis, but certalalj not In In 'dlaaapolia. The price range Is from 23c to S5.00.V All the better tans were made In France or Austria, and bare each notable feature as carved ivory bandies, real lace, band painting and band Some are in odd and striking Cower effects roses, violets and other The s5ow of feather fans includes many Imported ones of new designs, nerer exhibited In this ctty before. Such fans as these make Terr acceptable gifts and desirable party faron. A. Fan Bargain For To morrow Pretty irbite complete with bead chain and will be on sale on the "Special to mor 0v The Store Women's For I Fan For Famishing row at.

Extra lar new Ft Cm Macksrel eac 3 redded Wheat BJaculu, per pkg, Rest new Tjie tes, Trr GEHRING'S JACKSON'S 5e rfjlora by J. Leyendecker. occupies 25c I Louis Mann, 1'eter ixuiey, cnarlea itoas. Thomas Jefferson and John T. KelJj.

The feature of the December Smart Pet la the novelette, "Claverinr and Hia Daurhter," by Foxcroft Davis. Besides this there is a rreat variety of poems and a ahort stories, among which "The End of the 8tory, by Emma Wolf, stands out as a airong piece of fiction. Some of the other name on the title pa re are: Will lam II. Llghton, Theodore Watere, Zona Gtnln, John Vance Cheney, Theodoain Oar riaon. il orjfxn Kobrtnon.

Kenneth Brown, Iloaamonct Marriott AVataon. Clinton Dan rerfield. Edward Bolt wood. Ethel Kel ley and Frank S. Amett.

The December Delineator carriee a message of good cheer and helpfulness. fnahion pages are. unusually attrac tire, illustrating and describing the latest modes. A' telection of taye son from the Wagner oneraa. rendered tnto Enalish by IMchard Galllenne and illustrated In prominent place, and a chapter in the rnmpoaers' seriea, relating the romance of Warner 'and Coaima, ia an Interesting supplement to the lyrics.

A clever paper entitled "The Court Circles of the Republic. deacribing some unique phases of Waaninrton social lire, la rrom an un named contributor. Tiiere are short stories from the pens of F. Hopkimon Smith. Robert GrantJ Alir Brown.

Mary Slew art Cutting and Elmore Elliott Peake, and such wrKers aa Julia Magruder, L. Frank Banm Snd Grace MarUowan Cooke lwlirThe atierjUon of the children, Alnslee's for December has a table of content of unusual interest, which will satisfy a wide variety of taste. The iwr 1: 17 Thlrtr Nine E. Washington i Street THURSDAY GROCERY SPECIALS AT HIS GREAT CASH MONEY 8AVIHC STORES 15 standard tea a GnoGEny couPAnY The Stores That Save You Honey 0 bar XeU.l Boone Laundry Boat XO poundi beet big Lump Mother new Rolled flt. Oats, perpkf Large pkg.

best new rec leaned 3 Uncle Jerry's new Pan On eake nonr. per pkg op Lady YaroVButlef Dead. 25e Malta Ceres Kins of A Breakfast Foodf, pkg 3 Best new seeded "lla. Raisins, per IB Polk's bestGreenwoodr Early June Peas.canQ4U Kuu mlxedl') i 1 W.OOO lb. b'UDew Citron, IT st.

lbs Lemon or Oran g. Pool lb.QC i New Phone E30 Private Exchanga. Old Pads Main CSS. 8 PERFECT ATI TOILET LUXURY 1 TJsM br t5ot5la of refinement fexjover a quarter of a century WITH THE MAGAZINES, 'v la tho National Rerlew for November th leullnf; article Is by William Jennlnji Hrrsn on The PrerfdentiaJ at the concrasiou of which bo expresses hlmatlf as "hoping" that the Democratic party will win, but ho ay: I expreea I jore. modeaty that I i had my political prophecy never failed cf The Need of" Counter: Preparatlotj." by Ignotus, la an arcument thai Encland isuat be retting ready, for aii3( mov on the part of Kuaaia.

or Ger many. Another eaaay ot treat Interest la: "Japan and the Weat by Count Okuma. of the ProgTesffive party in Japan. Other essays are: 'The Ppokeurnan of Despair." by Jane H. Flndlater; Soine 'C'hlidren'a Evaaj's;" by Miss Balhurat; 'Tex HunUnr from Within." by Lord Broke, and "Senator Hoar of MnaachUBetta." by Moreton.

Frewen. "Waralde Talea" for November coo talna a number of. bright ahort atoriea, amvrur. which "The 8oop Maker." by Cburlea Henry Olin. will be likely to In eat newspaper Stanley aterloo.

Kdith SteckeL Ople Read and L. Babin are among me otner contributors to the magaaine. The Popular Maralna besides Its aerial stcricS has a number of short talea by well known writers. One of its features in "Utile 8torles of the Stag" and thrte, thle month, are contributed by Fred Amelia nintham. efette ia a Montana ranch story, by B.

M. Bower, and a list of absorbing short stories by such well known authors as Miriam Mlchelson. author of Vln the Bishop's Carrlare' and The Katherlne C. Thurston, author of "The Florence Jo seph Lincoln. Holman F.

Day, Owen Oliver. Ralph Henry Barbour and others. There will Sbe much Interest tn the new story by the author of "Mrs. Wirics of the cabbage patch ana "uovey Alary, which will begin In the December Century. Mrs.

Alice Hegan Rice has choaen "Sandy" for the name of her hero, and a country town In Kentucky for the scene of most of the story. LADY MANAGERS' $50,000. Question What to Do with Money Left OverTrom Appropriation. 8T. LOUIS.

November It At a meet lac yeaterday afternoon of the board Of lady managers of the Louisiana purchase exposition, a letter was authorized and sent to Secretary of the Treasury enaw, rerernnr to him the' disposition of the SjO.000 balance of the XI 00,000 appropriated for the board 'a use. Amona the suggestions that have been made is that tbe money shall be turned back Into the treasury of the United States, as it was 9 OAKLAND, CaL.1 November 1C Mrs. Leila Klrkhara Yarde BuUer. well known terpieces at. the building.

American TINE OLD HAT REVIVED. This quaintly picturesque hat of dark green beaver la simply trimmed with com ply trimmed with pom 4 Absolutely Pure imsnd i. "i i fi 'rii SERVING THE DISEASE. TO ANSWER SOME QUESTIONS NEW YORK. November 18.

Thirty hospitals In various large cities in every part Of the country have promised ac tive co operation in the pneumonia In vestlgation recently begun by' a special commission of eminent specialists under the direction of the department of health oi ttua city, jiue laboratory work will be carried on In Boston, Philadelphia, Earanac Lake and at three laboratories in' thla city. Twenty thousand cases will be studied in a period of six months. which began November 1. The "clearinar houae" or central lab oratory of tbe investigation will be at the headquarters of the department of health here. All cultures Isolated by the physicians working under the commis sion will be sent to this laboratory.

wbere they will be investigated or com 1 pared for Identification or further class! ncation. The value of the data, prevented to the commission will this means be greatly increased, as the same methods and standards will be ap plied to the study of ail cultures, and error arising rrom nasty studies oy workers In the field or without tbe same facilities, will be corrected. Use of White Mice and Young Rabbits. Hundreds of white mice and young rab bits will be required In the course of In vestlgalions of the commission. They will be inoculated subcutaneously with tbe I saliva or emulsions from the mouths of patients.

In this way the cultures will be isolated. There are just an even dozen pertinent questions which the commission will en deavor to answer for the benefit of the medical profession. Half of these have been referred to the. bacteriological com mittee and half to tbe clinical They cover the entire of the disease, aa wen as studies of the air and dust conditions in public and private places. iiospiiais in Baltimore.

Washington, Chicago. St. Louie, Kansas San Francisco, Buffalo, Helena, Minneapolis, and twenty. other cities eouallv scat tered and In Montreal, Canada, will carry on me nem work. Tney will report on specially prepared, blanks, which have nearly one hundred questions.

The commission will hold Its third meeting In this city early next month. ana uie nrst report on its work is expected to be ready In "Maya. 1906. BOOTH TUCKER'S FAREWELL Salvation Army Commander Leaves After Eight Years. NEW YORK.

November 11 A farewell reception to Commander Booth Tucker, hitherto has been a rare privilege. Questions and Answers No business addresses riven, beta settled. I pussies or problems solved. conundrums rueised. examination or triz ouctnn.

wwwtreo. nor questions answered by mail. the post office is the custodian of the new Federal building Ha can give yon the Information that you want. yanaa. 4 Taryaaa aad I Bicols.

The Phlllp Elae eonsubulary la the police force of the ilaads. They are trained aa soldiers but de military duty. Their pay here la Hi a month urn in Miauas, a.w. Carlo The wetrht of Tnlied Ktataa Should Mr. RooMvelt's death occur befor tbe cioae of hia present term, would the mtl la auceeaaloa become President the same aa Mr.

Roosevelt Tea, Secretary Hay. tii Should Mr. Kooaevetfs death occur ba fore the ctoan of hia present term, would the I presidential elector, when they assemble for the elect Mr. Fairbanks Yice FresMent and allow him to succeed to the presidency, or would they probably elect him direct te the presidency should they elect Miu President, would tner elect a ik Freak! eat 'They could eject whom they would. But probably tier would elect Mr.

Fairbanks as President, aad some ether man as ice president. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 190. FAR APABT HOSPITALS famous new york organist to urn i LECTURE ON YSAVE'S PROGRAM VnLL olUUI rntUulUnlA THIRTY WILL CO OPERATE IN OB Harry Rowe Shelley Will Illustrate His Talk With Passages on the Organ at the Central Avenue Church A nese literature. It has, from time imme morial, been called "The Flower of the I i Urn i Rising Sun," "Streak of Gold," "Golden Flower of the Gods," "Flower of the Gate of Heaven." Thus showing without a doubt that the original species, from which our cultivated forms have sprung, were of a golden color. Writers, after much research, are agreed in assigning to the cultivated enrysanmemum an ongui of remote antlauitv.

but have failed to Quia The Rushville electric line wilt tntwU ik. at nriod at which the flower the citr and to to the Terminal statin r.nlt ivnt nr1 in th srardena of the the aam roots as the Shelbrville line Proa 1 Celestial empire. In all probability it has ivcDot. araeriben grown by the Chinese s.ouo years, waa a rold Democrat before he waa nnml. I nated for President.

E. S. Ia tbe rtmrmUo race) at thm Olwm I ntMilnMH Intn that rnnntrv from pt eonttMU. world, fair, what ya the win japan, but after havin obtained a high mti time by mile: abn the last mite, hw I J. wv rFDUiailun ill ure aaiunio va wtiiu lumiwi nw run snrmxrni or relay We I a ri imrrt intA th Celestials imported slv.

Wkja Uf.4A I Kf t'lVOUdlo vn aaasaj va was Olympian games, L. P. St. Lonta Reader We can not find tbe sons by the islands of Japan, and was there, by the skilled Japanese, improved, refined and cultivated to a higher degree of perfection cuiTiv aieu iu SL Uijcirr ursicr ui vizi LrL uu i Teunr. coiieetor at custom! wniTL.

i where it originated. xeunr. collector of customs, with offi in Feast of the Chrysanthemum. For ages the flower has been held in the padour ribbon in faint shadowv tints. The I UlaUWWB hah I'nlfaarf fitat aha Ell fast oat Mtxm in J.innn.

and the Feiutt a.1ans?lvia huse roeettes meted for tSKMt which tadudes affiliated by of the Chrvsanthemum fa still regarded on either aide of the low. broad cram I famllr tlL th. 1 01 lne Lnrjsanuieraura buu regaraeu and from these rosettes start the long church Incraaaad in the last nv to ten years' I the most Important festival of the streamers that croaa at the base of the 3 UUlnence of the church la the year. No orthodox Japanese would drink crown behind and thn aweep down to tie in wig dow unaer tne coin, i to say. ihla cup or sam witnout peiais oi tne Coastaat Reader There are 1.000 I chrysanthemum floating therein, it being sooeu in the United iPtatea army, organised regarded as a powerful charm against evil into companies.

Eleven compaales am atacaoeoes. risayans. iz llocanoa. 4 Cag in grains is: Gold 120. Bii us.

rt im. SS.IS. IS, T7.4: II. SS.S. Sllrerr n.

4U4 trade dollar, 420; half dollar. 192.S; Columbian half dollar. ISt ouarter. SS.4S. juartr.

M.tt; 9ft cents. 71.lt; dime, half dim. lt.X; cents. 11. il Minor eelaa Flva centa 7T.1.

75 per cent, copper, per cent. I alckeL One cent. 4S.M per cent. cooDer. per cent, tin and siac Petrrsbarr Br raaaan of its rreat iru r.l.

tforaia has naay conditions of climate and soil. Few people realise that the distance frosn the southern to the northern boundary tinea of the State la greater thaa the distance from New Tork to Chicago. FoothlU farming may not be as remunerative, year la aad year out. tn northern aa it is fc southern California, because in the southern part citrous fruit, such as lemons, oranges, figs. ca be profitably raised oa foothill acll.

th value of the. crops per acre being much greater thaa in the northera part, where only arrata aad deciduous fruits can be raised. Bat the lead In the northern part eoata much leaa. If you Will addreaa the secretary of the Board of Trade at Stockton aad Sacramento detailed Information can be obtained. J.

T. E. Ia the election ef a United States Senator, does the Houae of Reprvaeatatlrea ealv xteT or da the Senate and lower house and misfortune. The imperial crest is a chrysanthemum, and the highest decoration bestowed by tbe Kmperor Is that of the Order of Chrysanthemum. The badge or Insignia of the order is a flat, single chrysanthemum, arranged with sixteen rays.

For many centuries this order was confined to the royal family and the per sonal friends oi tne emperor, and is still regarded aa sacred. It has seldom been given to foreign sovereigns, but it has been conferred upon Edward VII. It is the national emblem of Japan, and there holds the same distinction as the rose does in England. The Blue Chrysanthemum. The Eastern artists, depict a blue chrysanthemum and the Japanese profess to have It and keep it as a sacred secret they do not use It in their festivals.

It is Jealously guarded from the eyes of the vulgar and Is reserved for religious uses. But all search of the gardens of Japan and the surroundings of the most sacred temples fails to discover the blue flower of the Gate of Heaven. The fact is, there never waa and never will be a blue chrys anthemum. We have the red. yellow and white, and every conceivable tint that can be made of the combination of these colors.

Nature denies every plant the use of some one of the three primary vjae conjointly la the election Each votes colors red. blue and yellow and she has eeparatelyad then in Joint con rent ion. () denied to the chrysanthemum the use of blue. A blue chrysanthemum ia an im possibility. Who eveY" heard of a red violet or a blue rose? The blue chrysanthemum does not exist outside of tbe paintincrs of the Japanese, and must be classed with the fiery dragons and sevetn headed.

monsters depicted on the pottery and bronxes of the same More Than Three Thousand Species, There are more than three thousand pecles of the chrysanthemum now In cultivation. It Is so easily cultivated and 1 1 iwiuw ntri a a it i ira at ta a i a i last night at the Grand Central Palace, UnnTOMIN I nCIYlUIVI UM I LO DMoFv by the officers and privates of the army. r4 The great han was crowded In an ad OVER THREE THOUSAND YEARS vviuuiuuer swia iucur aaiu, ill part: i "The eight and a half happy years Came Originally from China a'nd and I leave better saved. When came here 130.000 was annually spent to Ameri ca, now kxxj.uw are annually spent in 1 i 1 part of the Government loan to the ex I ney. naving I boaition comnanv.

Others believe that it Ln ine millionaires, ai should be surrendered to the exposition IWiptta, aisyh.lTiffcsi ISavaa Kaaw ralu K. I pie. i nta marxs a new era in ine Distory or pniiantnropy. "i am sorry to ko. and vet It Is satlsf ic tqry in going to know that I felt America nas a mission' to ine wnoie world.

1 tco I xmrao rsuiirr, ujbu lo oay, age i ion an American missionary. American fifty four years. 8he was the daughter of I missionaries are the best in the world. forth an American missionary. Americ General Klrkham and Inherited part of I There la only one fault with them.

There hia fortune. Her complications with her i Is not enough of Horseback Ride in Forbidden City. When the fleeting glories of our sum mer have disappeared and dreary November skies darken the earth and The laftt autumn flower Ia withered and dead. And has bowed to the tempest its beautiful bead. Its leaves are all faded.

Its loveliness flown. In the place where it flourished No mora it is knowa1. then the queen of all autumn flowers figure of international interest She was address the felTbwlnr letter from PreW 1 homes, "the flower of the rising sun. aeciarea mentauy incompetent a rewjaent Koosevelt was read: I I The chrysanthemum came rrom tne rar year ago. and waa confined in a eana "My Dear Mr.

Booth Tucker On the t0nv trnm rKin hut it mm urn. Last week she was in court en aeavGring to be restored to capacity. Mr. Roosevelt Receives. NEW IORK.

November It Mrs. Theo dore Roorevelt wife1 of the President, and eve of your departure from the country t0 through Japan. It belongs to the Jf J.ln your many other well composite family of plants. We have no ZImZI eijJddJnyOU rodpperd aBa naUvespecies in this country. It to close wlahlng foryou a safe voyage and speedy iy oUied to the ox eyed daisy; but the ThMre RflilSEVrr chrysanthemum tas been so distorted i.t.M eJt5ir Und doubled by long years of cultivation tw u.

I ana aevrluDnivuK n2iL li ui vuuiw has uv States were read and one from Gen. ft. rhino to the orialnal wild plant at fnrtn.l ruuntlmi o.I.K.ll Vt liiUim COOtO. th nnenlhr ttf thm rnmnomtlv. nr At the Conclusion of the hlbltlon of 200 foreign and American mas 1 Drosrram in the hall a torchlight procession escorted Fine Art th" commander to the national headqua steamer leaving for Europe.

of 2,000 years ago. Noted Before Rome was Founded. It was a popular plant In China long before the Invasion of Britain by Julius Csesar, and was a plant of much note be fore the foundlnr of Rome. Confucius PEKIN. November K.

The Empress's K. ar ytnn rhrist. men birthday honors include Wu Tlng Fang; in hia formerly Chinese minister to Washington. Lork Ki whichls believed to be hK TVrffi earliest known reference to it in Chi HARRY ROWE SHELLEY. Harry Rowe Shelley, the distinguished composer and organist at the Fifth avenue Baptist church, New York city, will lecture at the Central avenue church.

Central avenue and Twelfth street, Friday evenin on the program be played by the great, violinist Eugene Ysaye, at English's Opera house, on Monday evening, November 21 To illustrate hia talk Mr. Shelley will play the organ themes of the compositions of M. Ysaye's program, the principal feat urea of which will be Beethoven's "Kreutzer" sonata and Bruch's minor concerto. Mi 'Ysaye's assistant at the piano will be Jules de Befve, of Liege; Belgium. 1 Jir.

Shtiley's lecture will be' given to subscribers to the third annual series of tbe concerts under the direction of Ona J3. Talbot, at English's Opera house. The list for subscriptions for season tickets will be open until next Saturday. The seat sale for subscribers will open on Tuesday morning of next week, at the theater. On, the following Thursday, persons' that have not subscribed may buy season tickets, and on Friday the sale for the Yshye concert singly will begin.

Nonsubscribers that wish to hear Mr. Shelley's lecture may apply to Mrs. Talbot for Invitations. Belongs to the Composite Family of Plants. so free from the attacks of insects that it has become everybody's flower.

The poor enjoy it" as well as the rich. It will grow in any nook or corner. It is found in the poor man's front yard and in the rich aiah's conservatory. It flourishes in an did fruit can In an attic window, or a cnawsed paint bucket on the housetop, and adorns a costly vase or silver bowl. It cares not for the smoke and dust of a city and delights In the clean, fresh air of the country garden.

Its popularity is only at the present time exceeded by the rose. It can be propagated in three ways by subdividing, by cutting and by seeds. Like many other plants, it has a tendency to "sport," that ia. to produce a flower which is distinct In color and form from the one on which the seed grew, while cutting and dividing proauce the same aa the parent. Hundreds of Varieties from Seeds.

Sometimes the seeds of a very Inferior specimen produce plants the blooms of which are of first class Hun dreds of new varieties are yearly being produced from the seed, and It is Impos i sible to predict what surprises are in store for the flower lovers In the near Britain. Australia. New Zealand and the rar laat. we nnd the poDUlaritv of the chrysanthemum increasing by leaps and Douncs. ine norist is oestowing upon it every attention seeking for It every Known rertniaer in order to pro the golden flower of the gods.

JOHN MORGAN. GANG OF GIRL PICKPOCKETS. Children Confess Systematic Work in Cincinnati Stores. CINCINNATI. November 16.

A gang of girl pickpockets, the oldest not over ten and the youngest eight, was arrested yesterday afternoon, and their confessions revealed a tale of depravity. For a long time these little girls, four ln number, have, according to their own admissions, operated ln the downtown department stores with auch cunning that the police believe they have been the pupils of some older person long schooled in the art of stealing. For several days past the employes of Knox's iO cent store, in Fifth street. have been watching the girls, as several thefts of small articles, perfumery and purses, from the counters had been re). ported.

Taatarrli a ftofnru tn Vf (inn KClttliU Ut. SI AFSI I 1 4 A I ilUI Vul caught two of the girls in the act of tak ing some perfumery. They were taken tp I police headquarters, and there told the names of the other girls. of the girls said that they waited around the stores until they saw a woman I lay a pocketbook on a la 4 would follow a customer counter, or they around the store waiting for an opportunity to steal her purse, now many times they succeeded in stealing purses the girls could not tell, but they had thrown away several in the stores after taking the contents. The girls said that they never got any large amount of money.

Elgrht purses, one of them a gold linked chain affair, were found. Most of the purses had been taken from shoppers, but some were new. The glrla confessed that there were other purses hidden ln the house. SAYS THE WOMAN MUST HANG Vermont Legislature Refuses to Abolish Capital Punishment. MOXTPEUER, Xt November 11 By a vote of 153 to S3, the House of Representatives has refused to pass to third reading, and so defeated, the bill to abolish capital punishment In the State.

The bill, as is well known, was introduced to save the life of Mrs. Mary A. Rogers, convicted of the murder of her husband. Marcus H. Rogers, and sentenced to be hanged on February 5, 1904.

In spite of the vote, it is said that a bill in of Mrs. Rogers, commuting the death sentence to one of ten years' Imprisonment, will be reported soon, and a determined, fight made to save her life. Mrs. Rogers was in love with another man. Leon Perham.

According to his own confession. Perham and the woman bound Rogvrs's arms and then she held a handkerchief soaked with chloroform over his mouth and nostrils until he was dead. i i '7h" The Liberty Bell SJU () 3 Mcmbrrs Merchants'; Associatioa Stock 50c East Aisle. KNIT UNDERWEAR Remarkabl Vslues For Tbarsdsj Selllnx Twenty five dozen Women's Under vests and Pa nta, winter, weights, secured at a price. Heavy winter weights, fleece lined; vests with pearl buttons, taped neck and gusset sleeves; pants with satlne waistband.

Un account of the special purchase. choose Thursday at. a gar AQr merit East Atete. NOVELTIES IN NECKWEAR There's always something new to Vl nfrn Yfr in All a 8 assortments of dainty neckwear. Thursday we will show some beau OUfnl flowing Neck Scarfs of Japa nMA twn v.rH.

Inn. a pina or Diue, at Pretty Wash Silk Stocks, with laoe beading and tab ends, finished with applique and lace; others trimmed with colored French knots, OC each West Center Aisle. I 11 szhibltioa Friday tnornlnr. Unless you expect to to to Philadelphia, yomr last opportunity tose this laraoas Bistoricai relic THE NEVr YORK STORE aniens tr rvTYm ttabs as hdiavcs cttAim SToct. PCTT1S DRV CO OCXS C( Trinittied Hats S2J9 THANKSQIVINQ LINENS Liberal reductions to crowd the de partment wita eager buyers on' nursaay.

Fast colored turkey red' Thursday, a titi rTI Read MrdJu) the I 1" fetind VJY A cup hi I isssi tt. rigor 1 and warmth I I long bsfort I othw food could bs dlotsttd. I i UEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT I of Bf dissolves quickly Is hot I I water, making a perfect beef I i. tss, dellcats la flavor and frts I fj fr i from (at, sediment or aduRsra I 1 Hon. A bracer without reaction.

It I Cat fka mitk hhaa a bra. II I 1 saowaabev. 1 I Thorough Cleanliness tni StBrifi? 20 MULE'TEAM 7 A I 40c Extra heavy, ail linen, unbleached Damask, two yards wide, a Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, site 18x38, the lie kind, fn Thursday Check Glaaa Toweling. 17 Inches extra value, at, a. vard ii Basement.

RIBBONS! RIBCONSII Contlnaatloa of ths Mere of those Qood Valaes Plain colored Taffeta Rib bona. and incbea wide, good quality. never soia at less inan 10c, 1 choice this sale, a yard Taffeta Ribbons, in all the good anaaes, aucn as cardinal, urm Diue, navy, brown, pink, white and black. inches wide. 17c value, a 12 jC New lot of Plaid Ribbons, In com binations and colors, also plain 4 lnch taffetas.

In all colors, regular 25c kinds, this 9C West Center Aisle GROCERIES From Indiana's Model Grocer New rorit store coffee makes a most delicious cup. our Se quality, Thursday pounds COO, or, a 91 Hawkeye Oats, the 10c kind. OKr Thuradar 4 nackaawa Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour, reg ular price 10c, special Fancy Black Prunes, tender and Juicy, new crop, special 71 pound I lJ Film floor. 1 Shakespeare, 15 Volurnes $2,25 The most extraordinary book offering In monthai Thins: of buyln if so standard an author at such a little price. Every book bound in fine i cloth, printed from clear type on good paper very) set in nice cloth box: mis is tne "ttanay volume" edition, that retails regularly at 3.00 the set.

Contains the plays and poems of Shakspearel with footnotes and future. In whatever direction we turn i nisioncai nouce to eacn piay, Desiaes a complete index to the most north, south, east, west. America. Great I striking passages and quotations. The preface was written by Dr.

John son. Here's an ideal Christmas gift, worth Thursday, at $5.00, i special f.r...S2.25 East Center Aisle. DUKAA I i AO together. t5) Radiant Home Air Blast Heater Wilt burn hard or soft coal, wood or slack Cleaa aad Eeoaofaieal. Vonnerjut Hardware) Co.

East Wahma1ai Street. EREAL FOOD COFFEE Bast Glofhiii rnn tra nnuev La wnwuiai MUlIb I HI THE GLOBE Caat Washlagtaev Cerv OtJawir. St. Havo You Trlotf Thursday cav Mifl Orders Prcnptly instead of $5 Itr ...1,1 i "A i. 1 tr i il; a ,1 uum luiuci gemu ui uiciii nem uncc tnan 10 lei mese nais siay siocic longer, just seventy nve Deautuui trimmed nats that have been here loncrer than we included in this offering; among them are turbans, toques, French sailors and large flare effects; of fine materials and 'good styles.

You will surelv lit JUi V. find some hat in the lot to suit you; and a saving of just half. Hats OO PA P. tnat 8 Sl.00 BLAfjK GOODS 69c YARD O'l Here are some great val () () () () VvT aV were o.UU now jJ rtca, fine quality Cbeviota, Roxana, Panama, Gloria, Poplin, Sicilian. BriUlan tire, voiles and Granites that regularly sell at $1.00 special on center bargain vard'.

oyc West Center Aisle, IN THE MEN5. CORNER Most convenient section in the whole store, Just in () aide the door to your left, Every purchase means a saving. Men's fast colored Negll 1) gee Shirts, with pleated bosoms, new patterns, per each Men's Elastic Web Sua penaers. wit a mohair ends and drawer supporters, regular 25c kind, 3 pairs 50c, or, a pair UNTRIMME fikTS Women's velvet or silk and velvet shapes in the season's best eflects. little lot of values to while they last These iiats.

require but little trimming. Boys heavyweight Fleece lined Undershirts and drawers, Thursday, a raiment WARM HOSIERY Maker surplus of women's fult regular made, fast black Cotton Hose was secured by us at a price. They have high spliced heels and double with new colored silk embroidered boot; made to sell at 60c, but on account of tbe purchase, choose Thursday, at, a 'z pair Women fine black Lisle embroidered In black. special, a pair Women's; Comfortable Negligees i Dressing Sacqnes Kimonos, Robes and Wrappers for wear daring; the moments you are busy about th house. Large and compete assortments are here to choose from and at the popular prices for which this department is noted.

Come Thursday for Worn n's si Sacques, of flannelette, in several style and shades, with full sleeves, '70r 11.00 values a n's Dressing Sacques. In the new blouse style, pretty patterns, in flannelette, light or dark shades. val fC uea. Women's stylishly made Dressing Sacques and bright, attractive shade that, resemble French' flannels, the prettiest we have CO Cf sjiown. at 17c 25c Women's Eiderdown Robes, full length, with sailor or plain collars, trimmed with silk or satin bands, beautiful colors, at Women's Percale and Flannelette Wrappers, made with capes and Interlining, large sleeves, full wide hem on skirt, choice of red.

gray, brown or blue combina rj tlon. at 1X50, I Second Floor. Second Floor. HANDKERCHIEFS Four Very m4 Good Airtight Wood Heaters; these are economical in fuel and throw out an Immense amount of head, special lot of them. Thurs Or Stove Zincs, fancy tops, lined with heavy paper i Size X4x4 2Sx2fl 2Sx3 Columbia, "The Uncolored Catsup.

Made of perfect, select ed tomatoes grown on our own farms. Contains no" artificial 1 ri matter. CONSERVE COMrAN'Y. XXDIASAFOLIS, I3f. Best Butter red: or Jovs In Tcvn VISITORS TOLCOME WMU(lQ? mm Kisr I La ca ei B3 fa aaaaoaaaaaaaannanr The News' Publishes Twice as Tbny Paid (Vah tV AdS as AH the Other City Ytlsts Men's plain white jTni kerchief'.

Irian I.d worth 2o, Th'oxj 1 day, eaca WomenTs Convaot Y. i brolirred lLa.rtliercv. all linen with very special, jq Men's ftney, cclori3 bonier Hanclltrci.irs; a.o plain white aii iin IO" ones, special at. Fancy CoIoreI II.tn'ir chiefs, for holiday far.cy work. kiraor atron, etc.

pedal Thurs Jay, Weat Center 5, Our rre ho'JJar cnr4. saltf sJTordj many sav.r i opportunities in aa w.l aa odd pieces of china, fur fcvstisce: French Chin Decorated TL ser regularly sold, at ar rpecial now, 13) pieces, I 1 I Thursday li. HavCands. white and gtild' Dinner Sets, 10O rlce. rerlarly Clo old at fii.00, Thursday i3lr.wtj Gnerla's French China rtaner Ee.fat decorated in xrten and gold, sets, of '100 pieces, ftl'T now vviwU Easerasnt.

WEST BASClinnT BAROAINS Don't forget the new Carving' et. It Thursday from our very attractive line, mads of best grae ateeL with best handles: three popular numbers are those at nr H.86, O.tU Cobbler Outfits. Mend rour AO own shoes; price, the set 100 Towel Rollers that ware 13c, Thursday, each Three piece Granite Sauce for gas orrasoline stoves. kind. Thursday Corn Poppers, larsir size ones, Thursday Hardwood Foldiaa: bucks,) Thursday Eaw 5c "rana.

93c 10c 19c Bucksaws, good steel, with painted hardwood frames, 75o kind. At 20c 33c 39c 4Sc BSc. Stove Polish, the 10c kind, Thursday 15c Stove brushes J)c 10c Polishing Mitts lui iumi iiu uul vi Liie cuirtfn oi i A a. a. all autumn flowers, the chrysanthemum I CSS3CCQuwwCUwJCmuJCuJl.D lndicum.

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