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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 14

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1 DECURED MILK DR CTilririlTC UAC DAT STUDENTS WAS BUD PRODUCT BELOW STANDARD $200 3c $1000 Best Covert Coats at $5 $598 butter $500 Alex Lingerie Waists at $150 NO MAN OR $150 Special Sale Waists and Coats CHARLES COOPER 14c 18c ACCOMPANY SHERI well Officer Goes to New Orleans After STAR ADS Rufus Woods 89c Cost One Cent a Word Art Needlework Class ST DAY PLAN GIRL GOES BARGAINS Appoint Wrong Man INN GRAND MARSHAL TO RETURN WITH HUSBAND OUR OWN MAKE Is GLOVES He did not leave A Unwelcome Winnie i Better to Buy a Street at Than to wish you had Doctor's Auto in College Building STEINWAY REPKSEHrTIVS BURCAINS IN OUR EXCMNGl DEPARTMENT I New Pianos for rent and rent applied If purchased Diamond ADlla slip lace 89c knee three ast with so slight as diarchy to Certainly an oppor "ffAIE EYES" Members Merchants'1 Associa tion ares rebated All eyes now rest on the' tan Top always the 'favorite spring outer garment $1500 $1650 $1800 and $2200 or those who Muslin Gowns high neck or over effects trimmed with or embroidery extra values at Dressmaking Departments Booking Orders Mason Hamlin Laffargue ischer Smith Barnep Light Co actory Sample Many consider them $2 values and they would be in other stores Made of white mull neatly embroidered and lace trimmed ail sizes choice ad to ab A big lot of them and women tell us every day they are extraordinary bargains at tne prices Choice or fitted or box effects at $598 and for a longer garment we have the dark knee length $18 to: $30 Paletot Raincoat $22 Long loose Raincoat to $28 jr I 19c East Aisle KEY TO ECONOMY Jewel Gas Ranges HARTMANN'S Member of Merchants Association Other gowns ranging from $150 to $350 are extraordinary values at the prices Ask to see them Second loor Cups pint size 10c 3c He from A While as Mother Thinks Daughter Making Sundry Purchases She Is In Realtly In Kentucky Getting Married $185 $2f8 SI 90 S17S We make all kinds of Office 'urniture and Bank ixtures and sell direct to the consumer On account of being slightly overstocked and needing the spacewe are making a Cui on all of our stock of 10 to 30 from net list prices on Sleeping Hand cuffed to a Criminal With a EXAMINATION OR The United States Civil Service Com mission has announced an examination for March 28 and 29 to obtain eliglbles from which to make certification to fill a vacancy In the position of draftsman In the Engineer Department at Large St Louis and vacancies as they may occur in that department requiring similar qual ifications The (examination will Include tests In mathematics and applied mechan ics construction detail of dredges topo graphical drawing and technical train ing The duties of the position to be filled require a knowledge of design and con struction of hydraulic dredges and ability to do mechanical and topographical draw ing and lettering Chemist Says He Believes It Had Been Skimmed 200 Waists odds and ends of different kinds of nobby effects Choice of mercerized plain white colored or flannelettes were $1 to $3 while they last choose at 49c 27 inch Box Coats in light cloths very catchy and pretty in style actual $10 values while they last $850 and $750 Second loor At Meeting in Tomlinson Hall Addresses Will Be Given by George Clarke and by the Rev ather McShane Warrant Issued for Man Who urnished Beverage at Manual Training School wIeather AIR' AND WARMER after the of tile senior class however and kept with the work go crowd which had THE DYNAMITERS Dynamiters seeking fish have been work in the river above Broad Ripple and ish Commissioner Earle is trying to ob tain some evidence as to the Identity of the men who used the explosives Duck hunters rowing in the river above Broad Ripple found hundreds of dead fish float ing in a bayou ish left lying on the bank was evidence that the dynamiters had taken only what they wanted and had thrown the rest away just between you and me half for ever not here I believe I the trip after all Say did sleep with a criminal hand hlm I Miss This the special feature to be found In this place every day A dollar comb set consist Ing of back and side combs In gold or oxidized mountings choice of shell colors or am ber Several different styles worth $100 choice 49C the Set East Center Aisle will the Hall 17 there Clarke AT THE WHEN $4 Walking Skirts for $2 A feature of riday's selling all new styles made early by a manufact urer anxious to keep his force intact Made of excellent black doth 9 gore flare style strapped and kilt pleated at hips and knee lappea stitcnea seams neauy nnisnea all lengths an extra value at Miss Bonnie Homsher 20 and Harry Hays 19 both of Indianapolis were mar ried at Newport Ky Wednesday even ing Mrs Rubush 2727 College avenue mother of the bridegroom and Homsher 2527 Broadway father of the bride received the news yester day morning which they had more than half expected from the absence of the young couple The wedding is the cul mination of an almost lifelong affection There was no particular opposition to the match except because of the vouth ot the pair and to obviate this the elopement was planned Miss Homsher left home Wednesday morning telling her mother she was going shopping while her lover obtained a leave of absence from his desk at the Atkins Com office met his swetheart and they Went at once to Cincinnati where they crossed the river to Newport and were married by Justice of the Peace Donelan Mrs Homsher expressed some surprise that the young people had not returned last night come back she said "and we will make them wel riday Sale for Men White Pleated Bosom Negli gee Shirts enough of them for another selling desirable styles with one pair separate cuffs good $1 values this lot while it lasts each 59c Shield Bow Ties seven dozen of them slightly soiled 12c kinds to close while they last Odds and Ends of Elastic Web Sus penders regularly sold at 25c to 50c to clean up the lines while they last pair 9c East Aisle be as varlous At the during win of THE INDIANAPOLIS MORNINGSTARRIDAV7MARCH 9 1 1906 Today 9 to 1 1 Our art needlework class is one of the features of the art section on Wednesdays and ridays great many women are taking vantage of this opportunity learn the very newest ideas sol utely free of cost Are you one of them? If not enroll your name this morning so as not to miss any of these valuable instructions Second loor AETNA CABINET COMPANY 321 327 West Maryland Street New Phene 619 New Spring Suits at $10 Beautiful spring styles with satin lined coat Eton or fitted style skirts semi circular pleated effects Color light grays Splendid value at Charles Mayer Company 29 31 Washington St Members Association The Diamond Laundry 930 WAYNE AVE Successor to Diamond Laundry and Towel Supply Company have just opened up and are ready to give first class work new man agement new machinery satisfaction guar anteed amily Washing a Specialty New Phone 137 Old Main 988 Think what It means to you to be able to order a custom shirtwaist or tub suit and to be able to feel that it will fit to your satisfaction when you get it We guarantee Material it and Workmanship and our prices are reasonable If you should be dissatisfied in any particular with the way the goods are delivered to you we will please you or refund your money Chapman Jacobs (Sb Co 229 Rntea Clqpwl uMIng Mlanaptlli More of the Granite Ware The sale without a precedent Thousands of pieces of granite ware of all kinds to choose from seconds to be sure but the imper fections are be noticed tunlty 300 Granite values special each 300 Granite Preserving Kettles 6 quart size 39c values special each 15c 100 Granite Dish Pans 17 quart size 59c quality sale price 29c 450 Granite Pudding Pans 2 quart size 15c quality sale price 5c 100 Granite Tea Kettles No 8 or 9 size 69c and 75c grades sale price OUR BARGAIN COUNTER ANY SPARK PLUG 75c Oil Guns 50c Gas Headlights 83 50 Gas Generators 83 50 Second hand Tires at one fourth value INDIANA AUTOMOBILE CO zir to ZZ4 East Now York St URNITURE "QUALITY SANDER At RECKER URNITURE CO THB NEW YORK STORE ESTtM THt YEAR OT GREATEST STORE PETTIS DRYGOODS CO Desk No 71 Mahogany roll top 60 Inches wide pigeon holes and drawers letter file card files cut glass Ink stand on sliding tray and note trays which formerly sold for $9000 now i 870 00 Desk No 70 Quarter sawed oak golden finish roll top full complement of pigeon holes drawers letter files etc formerly sold for $6700 now 845 00 Latest designs in flat top desks both mahogany quarter oak at 20 per cent oft net list prices 1 It will pay you to call and look at our stock The regular 15c Gold ish lOc As the result of the fact that there were two Wilbur McCartneys in Indian apolis and that both of them were appli cants for places in the fire department there was an odd tangle at the office of the Board of Safety yesterday Wilbur McCartney a barber employed In a Mon ument place shop and living at 1204 West Market street knew that he was to be appointed but found that the other Mc Cartney a Democrat living on West Washington street had been appointed you would appoint Wilbur Mc Cartney said the mayor yesterday do It right said a member of the board and John Wood clerk of the board was Instructed to find the Mc Cartney application In the index of applicants the right Mc Cartney was and the one the mayor did not refer to was in dexed as Wilbur McCartney McCartnev went to the office of the board yesterday to find where he was and was informed that he was a member of the fire department The board will rescind action on the appoint ment of "Wilbur" and will formally ap point McCartney Sale Hosiery and Underwear Special purchases of spring styles receive attention today Look them up 30 dozen ull fashioned ast Black Hosiery kinds made without seams and shaped to fit good value at 19c our special price pair 100 dozen Seamless Black Allover Lace Hose double heels toes and soles 25c kind pair Egyptian Cotton Jersey ribbed Union Suits straight open front style special a suit 49c Swiss Ribbed Pure White Vests low neck sleeve less kind 25c values at "I guess the not and 1 care very much if he Charles Cooper a well known young business man of rankfort and: former member of the State Legislature sat in the office just before the closing hour yesterday watching the clock rather anxiously Col Gemmer thought 1 The minute hand hovered in the neigh borhood of 5 and the other hand pointed almost to the hour "You close here pretty soon Cooper asked the secretary In an unmistakable tone of anxiety "Yep In three was the re ply Cooper looked relieved "Well I was here on time and if Haggard come it my fault But glad care you cuffed to recall that I ever enjoyed that Col Gemmer replied after some deliberation "You got an engage ment of that "WORST i I did but darned if going to keep it They tell me that fellow Woods is the worst that ever Two hours before Col Gemmer had car ried a document freshly signed by Gov ernor Hanly over to the office of the sec I retary of state He was followed by a I determined looking man thick set and I showing rather firm lines about the mouth He looked like a man who would shoot if he got a chance and It was nec essary to do It He was Sheriff John Hag gard of Clinton County who had come to the city to get a requisition for a The document Col Gemmer car ried to the office ot the secretary of state was the Instrument he sought When properly honored by the Governor of Louisiana It will permit Sheriff Haggard to bring back to Indiana one Rufus Wood who is badly wanted at rankfort Woods is under arrest at New Orleans and Sher iff fingers are itching for him Rufus Woods who Is known as one of the most expert "light men in the country turned up in rankfort last summer witn a circus with the circus but remained in the town to be tried for assault and battery with intent to commit a felony In due time he was tried and sentenced to prison but on the way he jumped through a car window and escaped from the sheriff He was not heard of until word came recently from New Orleans that he was under arrest LINDEN HOTELr Transient Patronage Sollcltedl Illinois and New York streets 250 Rooms American 200: European 1 GEORGE BENTON Mgr The City Board of Health yesterday caused a warrant to be isued for Harry Wright custodian of school buildings for the sale of milk at the Manual Train ing High School lunch stand that was be low the standard or 36 per cent fat Day before yesterday Robert ander a milk inspector went to the school and paid for a sample of the milk An examination of the sample according to Clarke city chemist developed the fact that it was only 31 per cent in but ter fat Chemist Clarke said that the milk had not been but that it had the appearance of having been skimmed Wright it Is understood has for some time had the privilege of furnishing food at the lunch counter paying $10 a month for the right Charles Moores a member of the School Board when seen yesterday concerning the charge against Wright said: have understood lor some time that Mr Wright had an interest in the lunch counter at the school and I believe that since he took charge of it the quality of tood has been improved Before he took it the city derived nothing from the sale of the food there ONLY ONE COMPLAINT "rom time to time I have asked the teachers of the school about the service and they have said that it was good Since he has been there I have heard of only one Mr Wright could not be seen yesterday but a friend suggested that It was pos sible that the sample was taken from a can after much of the milk had been taken out He said that if this were done it was probable that the milk in the bot tom would show Itself to be below stand ard while that in the top of the can which had been diped off was above the standard This he said was possible because of the tendency of the fats to rise City Sanitarian Buehler said yesterday afternoon that even if this were the' case Wright would be guilty of selling low standard product The announcement that Wright was to be arrested caused quite a stir about the offices at City Hall yesterday Joseph Good a Blackford street milk man called at Police Station yesterday to give himself up having been informed that there was a warrant for his arrest He said that if his milk was below the standard he was not morally responsible as he bought the milk from a reputable creamery It was announced yesterday that war rants for two other dairymen would llke be filed today XJdBemeni Tn connection with his crusade Mr mire milk Dr Buehler has adopted a code of rules governing the care of milk and cows in dairies These rules must be fol lowed by out of town dairymen or they will not be allowed to sell in the city The circumstances incident to es are dramatic Cooper re cited some of them while trying to per suade himself yesterday that he ought not to accompany the sheriff after the pris oner Woods is alleged to have made a dec laration to the sheriff somewhat along the line of that made by Patrick Henry who said me liberty or give me death Wood just before he leaped through tne window changed the epigram slight 1shouted in ear of the sheriff ill take death before prison any PLEASURE TRIP the kind Of a man was to help Sheriff Haggard bring from New Orleans just for the pleasure said Cooper still watching the clock Not for me why Haggard told me we would have to sleep with the fellow between us each handcuffed to him The trip looked good to me at first but mighty glad that sheriff show Sheriff Haggard had heard that Cooper was not disposed to take the trip and consequently felt It was useless to keep the engagement at the of fice: He left for New Orleans last night alone Medical students have an enviable repuation when It comes to playing prac tical jokes but tiie at Indiana Medical College surpassed all their pre vious efforts yesterday The two upper classes had been told to assemble at 3 o'clock for a lecture by Dr McClaskey of Wayne They tired of waiting for their lecturer who failed to show up on time and proceeded to enjoy themselves Two seniors A Aschauer and Baker started to push Dr Theodore Pot auto' which was standing in front Another shipment of Long Silk Gloves just received 16 button in black white pink sky and pongee Price $125 20 button in black and white Price $150 Direct from the cutter You pay no profit here This coupled with our very small expense enables ub to save you at least 10 per cent MULLALLY Importer 28 Monument Place Sale New Undermuslins 'Our leadership iu finest muslin underwear at popular prices is demonstrated in these very special numbers for selling ine Nainsook Corset Covers withsolid yoke of Vai lace full styles with ribbon draws Any $125 value our price Muslin Skirts with deep flounce trimmed with rows lace Insertion hemstitching and tucks finished with lace edge and dust ruffle $350 quality for $250 WRINGERS Cl QK THIS WEEK ONLY IlV Rollers guaranteed They are the regular $275 kind and MRS POTTS IRONS A Clothes Pins Set of 3 irons holder and stand good strong kjai worth 85c 'This week only Ww Dozen for OTHER LAUNDRY SPECIALS: 9 We have our East Window full of wash day necessaries all cheaper than you will find them anywhere in the city and of much better quality Wash ing Machines Wash Boards Ironing Boards Tubs Clothes Racks Boilers etc If you have been missing our specials make an effort to get here early for those quoted today LILLY STALNAKER HARDWARE AND STOVES 114 TO 118 WASHINGTON ST of the college building and this was a hint to the students standing around In a moment a dozen men were suggest ing what they might do with tins popu lar teachers machine Repass a fourth year man climbed in and started the auto which the students then lifted up over the curbstone and pushed it in through the front doors to the main hall of the building Charles Lewis the custodian of the college saw the commotion from his of nee ami siartea to go Ben Potter president was ready for him him from interfering Ing on The large gathered followed the auto into the build ing Down the corridors and around the corners toward the lecture room the ma chine was steered It was not long until Dr Potter came over to the college from the State House where he had gone a short time before and his first inquiries were in regard to what had become of the automobile When he was just ready to believe that some auto thief had succeeded in getting away with his car the students admitted that they had taken it He was taken in to where was and put in the auto After a couple ot from the doctor the medics pushed bls i automobile out the doors and over the curbstone The doctor drove away amid deafening cheers from nearly two hun dred persons who had witnessed the wnoie periormance Within a few days the Hibernians will make announcement of final plans for the celebration of St Day March 17 The members of the executive com mittee have visited the various lodges that are expected to take part In celebra tion and are meeting with a hearty re sponse It is expected that there will be large delegations from all the divisions of the Hibernians from the Knights of Co lumbus the Young Institute and from the Knights ot ather Mathew inn has been chosen grand mar shal ot the parade which is to take place in tne aiternoon slsted by aids divisions of the meeting in Tomlinson the aiternoon of March be addresses bv George South Bend and by the Rev ather Mc Shane pastor of St Church The musical program will be furnished by the Brigade Band Delegations from many of the Catholic organizations in the county are expected to be in at tendance at this meeting A musical and literary program will be given in the evening at Tomlinson Hall The program Is of much length and con sists of instrumental and vocal selections and readings The evening entertain ment is to be in the charge of John Mahoney GOLD ISH CHILDREN ENJOY THEM 1 Just received the finest lot of Gold ish ever had OR TODAY AND SATURDAY The regular 2bc Gold ish 15c PIANO HOUSE A COMPLETE AQUARIUM $100 complete Aquarium consisting of a 1 gallon fish globe 2 gold fish ornament nnO Rnecial for today and Saturday a Mir WWWW WWWw WWWW WW WWWWWWWW RwWWwWVW Hairdressing Ml Manicuring 2 Second Hoar II jp (I i A i 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