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OioaOouw-Tlhias ADO liiaftTall that makes the CONTRACT 5-cent straight cigar the best seller on the market Tiir.fs all that makes dealers pay more for it than for any other brand. Taat's all that daily swells the tremendous army of CONTRACT smokers. Join the procession today. Indianapolis, Crop figures for 1903 prove that" Montana is an excellent field for profitable farming. Secure a farm of your own there now.

Fertile land at reason-, able price. Homestead lands are still plentiful in Montana'close to the new towns' on the i Lj I OjUI.J Low, settlers' fares to. Montana on March 23 and. 30. and April 6, 20 and 27 S20.50 from Chicago, to Miles City.

Forsyth, Mussel-hell and Roundup; $20.75 to Lavina; $21.20 to Harlowton $2 1 .65 "to Moore $2 1 .85 to Lcwistown. Low fares from and to. other points on these dates. Complete information, with new Montana folder, free. f.

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W. Ronn March IS; r.FrledrlchWm. Apr.I March Calla at Ptvmouth and CTSrb-ur. MEDITERRANEAN BEBVICX. NAPLES GENOA.

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L. Dooelaa hoe are the beat in the world. Indiana poll Store I 2 YASHiXSTM ST. COR. MERIDIAN.

Torturing imJ cal The agonizing Itching burning as in ecxema; the frightful scaling as la paortasla; liUiiion 'the and 0 cruaiin 01 scaup aa ia acalled head, aU -de mand CI TICtRA OAP OINTMENT and A liable set is often lufflcl.nt. 1 iivi'w 7K i A 1 THE INDIAXAPOLIS THURSDAY, -MARCH 18, 1909. GUSCO TAKEN TD PRISON. Wife Murderer Hopes to Obtain Par- don on Good Behavior. i tSpctJ to Tb Indianapolis Xawa.) MVNCIE.

March 18. WeH. I guess nothing; matters with me. i now, Mia junn uiaaco. conressed murderer.

when told, yesterday, by Sheriff Perd leu that he munt prepare himself for the Journej' to Mtrhla-an City, -here he will spend the remainder of his But. althouKh downcast. Glasoo was so pleased to think that his life had been saved that he was not as melancholy as might be supported. The, sheriff took Glasco by way of Anderson-in order that the murderer, might have a last talk with Ms little daughter Ada. eight years' old, and bis son Marie, an electrician In the United 8taUA navy.

I Ulaftuo. goes to the penitentiary in the hope that at some date In the distant future lie may be recommended for pardon. He believes that liv will eventually gain his freedom by good behavior. "Except for that one hope, I'd' have preferred that the -'noose get me," he Is reported to have said. 1 1 Bank of.

Germany KRI.IX. March IS. The weekly statement 'of the" Imperial of Germany uu the following changes: Caafi on hHniT." Irfcreased- 31.bti6.0U9 loans. Increased niarki, discounts. de-1 -M-reaed l.Tifi.utt marks; treasury bills, S.Swg.OtHj marks: notes In clrctila-i tion, deereaed 5.0MI,0l marks; deposits.

Inmiuii kit mirki. niiil in ani in creased 18.U!4.iuO i i i 1 Llf Sentence for Gagle. lr. (Ppeclal to Tha Jn8lanaix.Ha VALPARAISO. Ind March 18.

Wnilam Gagle was yesterday found guiltjr by a Jut" In tna Circuit Court -of murdering I.i.ile Schroeder. eleven, years old. after i aHsaulting her. and was sentenced to the Michigan city penitentiary ror lire, Buya 500 Acrea of Coal MOKGANTOWN, VT. March 18.

A deal has 'just been 'closed by J. V. Thompson, the western Pennslyvaola coal for the purchase of 500 acres of coal land lying on Days run. this county. The coal underlies than a dosen farms.

The price paid was Do you loiovryou can leave here at 3:10 P. IL and rive nrncrn at ah i VA. (0) VIA- "Vulcan" Cabinet Gas Range Kaies Llcliea Work Etsy 132.00- -EASY PAYMENTS Indianapolia Gas Co. PIAtJO ilOUCZL cm rrmmtmtty nxz ruuros Stelawa. Hazolton.

Kurtxmaaa aa4 otbera. Low prices and aasy term. T7rlta for cataloraa sad Dartlcolar. Quality Papers IK yourself the seeing' our stock of wall papers before ordering. Coppdeh Drcs.

is tiger mi MERELY LEGAL JOKE? Conditions in Henry County That Show Difficulties of Enforcing Act' WHISKY SELLING. DRUGGISTS They Inalat Liquor "Application" Are Private Paper Supreme Court to Decide. tBy W. H. Bledgett BtaaT Cei reap a4eat Tbe ladlaaapeiis Kewa.1 i r' NEWCASTLE.

March ll la up to the Supreme Court whether the blind tigers, and particularly the whlsky-selllng dru have full sway In Indiana- I know that the Supreme Court does sot make Its decisions on politics or on sentiment, bat just the same, the people of Indiana who are anxious that fthe' liquor traffic shall be curbed, if not prohibited, are watching with keen interest a ease that George M. Barnard, prosecuting attorney of this county, has appealed to the Supreme Court. The question involved whether the blank applications on which druggist are permitted, under the Beardaley law, to sell liquor by the quart, are private papers or public records. If the Supreme Court holds that they are private papers, and not subject to scrutiny by the officers of the law, then the druggists of the State an -sell whisky, and that, too, without a license. The history' of the case appealed by Mr.

Barnard is Interesting from every angle, for it Involves many question and the curbing of whisky selling by druggists depends on the outcome Of the appeal. Newcastle, by remonstrance, got rid of the and the report was that the blind tigers opened up business at once, and that some of the drug store tn Henry county sold more whisky than the saloon ever did. Beardaley Law a Legal Joke. man, while drunk after the saloons were gone, mind you shot up that part'of town known as Bowery, One of bia bullets tilt a man in the arm, and he was indicted by (he grand Jury oh numerous charges. The man's wife went to Prosecutor Barnard, and told where her husband got the whisky that crazed bia brain and came near making a' murderer of him.

Mr. Barnard decided to investi gate the drug store of the county there are perhaps sixteen In Henry -count v. The Beardsley law is simply a legal joke. It begins wtib the words "it shall be lawful" instead of "It shall be unlawful" as begin most criminal statutes. It permits the druggist i to sell whisky oy.

tne -quart on a prescription from Physician or on the i aDPllcatlon of a person known to the druggist as a person not addicted to the use of intoxicating liquors the whisky under the law to be soia ior "medicinal, educational or scientific purposes." The ourchaser must, un der the- Beardsley- law, sign an applica tion maae out in this lorm. GENERAL, APPLICATION. (Name of the drucctaui I hereby apply for iklnd of liquor and which la desired and will be naed for medicinal, scientific or educational purposes only. (Blanatur of applicant.) (Date.) v'- In' my opinion the above-named 'applicant deslrea the liquor referred to In the foregoing application for tha purpose started therein and. for no other purpose.

rrv (Signature of druggist) (Date; of sale.) -The druggists have ihene applications bound in book form and a sale. is made the. purchaser signs- them and ao doe the idruggiHt. and the law require that then applications shall be kept on Hie for oneyear from the date of sale. Seventy-Five Indictment.

Prosecutor Barnard brought before the grand Jury "all the druggist of. Henry county and ordered them to bring in: these applicationK. 'Manr of them did; Some of the others took'legar advice de-! cllned to bring in the applications for the reason. 'they declared. that they werrf private paper and not public records, and that there- might be- something in them that would tend to Incriminate the druggist- who had made the Mr.

Barnard called the attention of Judge Jackson- to refusal of certain deuggists either- to bring in the applications or give testimony. Judge Jackson, after reading a transcript of the questions asked in grand jury room. -ruled that it wan legal evidence' and such -that the grand "Jury was entitled to. The defendants still refused -to produce the application and answer questions, and at the order of the foreman of the grand Jury each was taken' before Judge Jackson by the sheriff and the court gave each one hour to. answer or be punished lor contempt.

and intimated that a fine would not be the only Then the applications were produced before, the grand Jury. Predicated on the application alone not on any testimonyorally that the defendant druggists'-were asked to give-Prosecutor Barnard returned about seventy-five indictment for violations of the liquor law. As soon as the druggist were arrested, those who had refused until ordered by the court to bring in the applications, filed amaavtts for a change oi venue rrotn Judge Jackson: and judge Macy. of the Randolph Circuit Court, jwss made pre siding judge to near, tne piea lo aoate- ment offered ty the defendant. Plea of the Druggiata.

V'C The' druggists set up. the plea In abate ment that they had been coerced Into giv ing testimony by furnishing the application; that the applications were. private papers and not public records; tliat the constitutional rights protecting them from giviag 'testimony that might Incriminate themselves had been Invaded, and that the Indictments should not ror tne reason that they were found on illegal testi mony: that is. testimony to wnicn tne grand Jury had no right. Mr.

Barnard filed a demurrer, setting up that the applications were public records: that It was tne jntemion or me Lgmi-tnre that they should be public records; that the very fart that the law says the annllcattona shall be kept on file for a year from the time the sale was made was of rtself evidence that the Legislature In tended the paper should oe suoject to tne scrutiny or the officers of the law, and that the' purpose of the application was to curb the sale or liquor oy oruggieia; mai the druggist must know that the applicant ta. not nerson addicted to the use of In toxicating liquors, and that the purchase was made for medicinal or educational or scientific purposes. Judge Macy. however, held that the applications were private papers: that is. he overruled Mr.

Bernard' demurrer, which amounted to the1, same' Mr. Barnard took an appeal on behalf of tiie State to the Supreme Court, and that tribunal will have to decide tne question. 5 Teatlmony wai Conclusive. The testimony before. the grand.

Jury of a character that' showed beyond any question that some of the druggists in this county were reckless In their sales of liquor. Mr. Barnard brought before the grand, Jury court- record from dif ferent places In the county showing the names and the number of times certain men had been arrested and convicted for public Intosioatlon. and the names of many of these men were found signed to the applications in of the ruga-tut a That was evidence of Itself that certain druggists had sold -whisky to men In the habit of becoming Intoxicated. One drur store In Knigntstown sold, accord Ing to the applications shown the grand Jury, more than 1,600 quart of whisky in little more than twelve months" and there Is no one tn Henry county so silly as to imagine that all this "booae" wa sold for 'medicinal.

scientific or educational purpofes." The applications showed that one Newcastle drugglet sold- seven Quarts of whisky to one man la a week for "medicinal, scientific or educational pm-poseaV Another druggist sold thirty- five quarts Jn one day. And still another soM forty-one quarts In. a-(lav and a Though there was no evidence to the ef- feet that "bootlegging" was a flourishing! industry in Hunm tion showed that certain person bought targe -quantities of whisky and the natural supposition would be that thev bought It for the purpose of selling It again, either by the drink or In small packages. i All Application Not Recorded. The applications showed hundred of Illegal sale and it is pretty generally understood that all the sales were not re corded In the One druggist from had thirty-five applica-I tion and people from that place say It is I uxioiioua i act mat the druggist has wn rich from selling whisky.

Of course, if the Supreme Court1 sus-taia Judge- Macy that these applications are the private property of the druggist and are not 'subject to inspection by the officer of th law that ends it a far as curbing the whisky, selling drug store is concerned. An army of detective and ail the prosecutors In Indiana might camp In one county and the druggists could go ahead just the-same, and It would be impossible to catch them. But. If the application are nubile record a. here la a check.

and If the druggist does not preserve the) application lor a year ne violates tn law. Although Henry oounty is "dry'Vunder the remonstrance law, a county option election Is to be held in two weeks and there la no doubt that the county will vote But- what then? If the drug stores and blind tigers are allowed. to do business, the people of -Henry county might Just as well have saloons. The saloons can be regulated If the. officer do their duty, but there is no chance to regulate the whisk)' selling drug store if the highest court In- the State holds that the application are private property and can not he used against the druggist to ascertain if he is making Illegal sales.

If he is selling to person addicted the liquor habit or to minors. "Dry City "Wet with' "Boozo," 'a man here wpo is strongly 1b favor of temperance, a' man who, will cat hi ballot tomake Henry-ounty "dry under the county option told that he bad Investigated the matter thoroughly and is convinced that there Is more liquor old In Newcastle than there we during the time the saloons were in operation. He cited the fact that on on day thlrty-fiv cases of beer were in thl town the town without But at that Newcastle Is better i ff without the saloons than It was with the saloons, according to business men with whom I talked. They said mat mucu money that was spent in tne saioona find it way into more legitimate tills and there mv no desire here to back to the saloon. But the people wish the blind tiger and the hole in the wall abollehed.

and two year from now Henry oounty will lead' in a movement to bave a law passed prohibiting drug -store from handling liquor In any form for any pur- P4Jnderstand Vthat '-Hentr county and Newcastle are not any or than many other, "dry" counties In the State. What is liking place here In nui ia hinDMiins in ncani county In Indiana. DOG "STARTEO THE FIRE. Knocked Clothe. Aflalhat Stove and wu i Alrrioat Suffocated.

JSpadal to. The Indianapolis. Newa. 18. A dog left tied, In a room.

at the home of San-ford Snodgrass. in this city, while the family was awa knocked chair containing clothes against stove. The house was filled with smoke before neighbor discovered the nre. The dog was almost suffocated and had pushed his head under- bedclothes to escape the moke, tr. 2 SUPREME COURT.

Abetraeta 17. -it. 1909. RAILROAD HAZARDBMANUFACTCRlNll CORPORATION KMPLOTER'S L.IABO.ITT. American Car and Foundry Company va.

Mary Inzer, Clark C. C. Transferred to Supreme Court. Rar Monks. (1 A manufacturing corporation engaged In building and repairing railroad cars, which had railroad tracks in Ha yards, and moved tha ears on which work was being done from one part uf the yard-to another by means of a switch engine operated by one servant, not engaged 'In operating a railroad ao as to make it liable for injuries Inflicted on a fellow-aerv-ant by the negligence the employe In charge of under tha employer.

liability law. (2). Where a workman repairing the roof of a ear was throw therefrom upon the track In moving the car: to another part of the factory yard, and the engineer negligently backed the car upua, him. such company is not liable. nTiT'AppWIate EXCHANGE OF LANDS 8TATUTB OF A FRAL'DS-NEW TRIAL.

I. Jowpll Oarrltk et al. vs. Mary T. Gar- rkk et al.

Porter C. Afflrmed. Myers. 3. ti) A 'verbal agreement- between the widow owning one-third and the children owning -the remainder -ot the lands of the deceased huaband and father, by -which th.

children exchanged a life estate in their two-thirds for the re-veraiun in the widow's third, subject to the widow's life estate. 1s within the statute of frauds -and aet -enforceable. :) The widow's continued poeaeealon after making euch rtrree-ment la presumably as tenant In com mot and does not take nuch agreement out of the statute, No demand for a conveyance is nee-eaaarT before bringing suM -on a contract to convey where the defendant has already con veyed the1 'property to another. 4 In a suit to reform a deed ao as to exprees-ihe terms of aa alleged contract reserving to the graators a lire estate In the. land granted, etc the plain.

tiff Is not entitled to- a new trial as of right. nnd this rule appHea where one paragraph for ncta relief was Joined -with another, paragraph to quiet tltle-i. i -t-! -n 4 PARTNERSHIP DiRSOIXTION ORDER OF COURT. 11m. It Adams va.

Rodney V. Car- mony. C. Hoby, J. ia a suit by tne retiring partner against his partner who undertook, en-behalf of th firm, -to wind-up the partnership buslneaa.

the court had authority to appoint a receiver. and to direct such receiver to make a partial distribution of aaeeta. by ordering debt paid and the distribution of. any balance on hand in of what wits found to be re quired to discharge liabilities; and If tha court lert such derenoant partner in control and merely -ordered him to do what a re ceiver could be reaulred to -do. be has na available cause for NEGLIGENCR COMPLAINT-CURINO ER- ROR.

WM. Wabaah Railroad Comnaav as. Ifarv S. administratrix. Cass C.

Affirmed, t'omatock, P. J. il Allegation tnat piaintitrs decedent, a freight conductor, was In hie cabooae on a sldatiack of which he bad cloned the switch. wnen tne switch was openea witnout his fault, and defendant's engineer In charge of a locomotive and mall train negligently ran-to and into-, said open switch-at -the rate of forty miles an hour -in violation of a city ordinance limiting It speed to atx miles an houf. and killed aald.

and -that If running at six miles an hour, the engineer- could and would hare averted a collision after discovering that the Itch was open, and that his negligence caused the death of plaintiffs decedent, la not so defective' but thst special findings may cure any error in overruling-a demurrer A Simple Home-Made Rtmeiy for Colds end Coughs A good home-made remedy for colds and coughs can be made in a few mln-uates from the recipe given below and Is- an article should occupy a prominent place In every' household. A coin or cougn onen arrives over night, and this simple remedy. It kept handy for. use. will nip such an annoyance in the -Although very Inexpensive, there Is positively nothing; belter at The recipe is worth saving: Oranulated Sugar mj ounces Plnex 1 ounces Take a pint of Ciranulated 8ugar.

add one-half cup of -water, stir and let boil lust for a moment. Put 2Vi ox. of Pinex in a pint bottle and fill.it. with iSyrup. Shake -well and take a teasporiful every one.

two or three hours. Well corked. It keeps perfectly. -This simple recipe will cost you about 54 cents. And makes enough to last a whole family a Jong time, it Is equally good for children and adults, and lias a very pleasant taste.

It usually cur en. a cough In twenty-four and If taken when the first symptoms appear many disagreeable-hour are it Is also splendid for whooping cougft chest pains, hoarseness, etc. -J 'Oualacol and other chemical elements of the pine which make the very air of the pine forests so beneficial in membrane diseases, are found in high proportion In, Pinex. which 1 the most valuable concentrated compound of Norway White Pine Extract. It I 'far euperior to any of the 'weaker pine oil or pine tar preparation.

In making this remedy, therefore. m.e the real Pinex itself. If drugglrt -does not have it. ask him, to get it for you. lie can easily do this.

'9)0)0)0)9 "The Best at the Pri6e--No I-aaawaBrTTBaPS Sjoriti $15.00 Ladies' special Lingerie trimmed' lme vwlaa Friday Here's Sonic Bleached with red border, -5c quality, Friday bargain Qla the yard. Bleached -aalaeook, inches in width. 10c qual ity, Prlday special. the yard CiCr wmm mm The should are so each assortment trimmed alLthe ij3f VV Silk "jumper upjjto Spring Spring and" We tiohs ladla ted, l-c day, the A hite wide, cjuality. the Select Hosiym Women children' Buster montha' guarantee goes with; every Weanew'a htacfc gaase cot tea a teach tc; value.

Friday -you choose at'3 pairs for $1.00, or, tie wteC. Boys' aearry. rthbed hlaek etech inge. all altes, regular lc valua at this atore, Frlday.tbe gg: FRIDAY and SA TURD A or A Uut day mf thm grmmtt amlm of ittjdnd mvmr known in Jndimnapoiu. s7 hat hm phmnomnnml tut mot mora ao than thm bargainm-timply cms anaf cC mr mftmr ffm day' groat filing wo haoo bargain of opory kind in' Loco Cmrtouu and Draporio', a fow wo korowith montiom.

Mako yoar oaloction move, pay a tmall dpooit and w'3 dUvor at yomr wUh.ifT Tt -r -f .1 1 1 1 J10 br a as beds S) 11 .615 IU.0-relt nattesT.V'.i.'..Tj; C5183- 117.50 1 bed ven port, 1 8 .89 5.00 -andTlsiooVroiferah, 84.5K .75 ladieswrltinr Q.M I cioet 59 Chase 1 5.0 din Jn table -f or. 1 l.OO 111.00 Brua'sels-rgsV 8x1 l.tatlT-, 8.98' 1 1 6.60 TapestryBr'uMei sVtigs SI iJ.50 $25.00 127.00 -WiHon seamless $1.5 iSotUng-harn pair, S2.15'' Everything Ule-twolfioors-for'less. untll -Saturday Bight. Yin a Pv io 1 i i 925:000 Matter What the Price" sa r-saaaaBnaa. -m Interest, "Rene! I woman looking about for a smart suit for practical wear see these: cTheJirst glance will delight her, materials attractive, such anair of good, smart style shines from because' of -the thorough tailoring.

Probably the largest in the city. In ell styles, plain tailored or fancy ind variety of new fancy cloths in i leading shadts; regular $25.00 vaU 3 Cl 'made fine taffeta iniessalineall'-nevrtstylesV- colort Walue Friday separate dress made -of novelty several styles to $7.00 value, Friday: Jackds; Practicd Values jacketa of tan? covert aalf trimmed In strapa buttons, for Fridays Ttaltore An made of very handaomely with ln tucks. and dainty VaI. lace, front of very; embroidery, regular. $2.50 TaJuea, Make No Charge for Altera on Ready 't6' Wear Garments Vhirlwind Values in llaea and -white dot.

short lengths. qualityv Frl-- yard 3 saadra. SS laeke 'short lengths. Friday, 4 014. JLawZC Checked aalaseok.

short lengths, watata, dresses underwear, I'm- quality, the ni. yard JJIC Urea aad a pre short lengths. aat 7c -quality, fm yard Brown -a. fourY4 four palre In a box, for. Weaaea'a Onyx Dye atechlaga.

black' and tan. silk llale, four-inch hem at exceptional yalue.the iOi ChlWrwer hlaek rthhed eklans, sllglitly Imperfect, a few doaea pair i to U. 16c 4 and -f)m the' Sale of 7 -oi 1 isaaigaaJBa-aa-a HouseFumishinKs 1 H.I A. fit emrptyt -elMlaur vS -ularly sold (Sm e.e..ev. 9 Parts); very aflal .0 9 for Friday, atr.

Wire- eeat regwlar 1 x-c value, Friday special. r.aWZC. Disk aaooe, ma apeclal Paaver shelf all eel- to-r value, Friday. Tack haMseee-a, regular lBe qualUy, Btlday. -eaoh.

i i fl 'Pressed; ewt glasa'aapples;" S-lach slie. at dj Friday only. aUZ 1: and Vve'can' ANDER1NE is the hair wbat fresh ef rain and sunshine are te vegetation. It U. tfll Ifli' MAf.

lllwitfflMtM J' them. Its atimulatinf aad life-producmf properties caua the hair to grow abundantly long, strong and beautiful. It at once imparts sparkling- brilliancy ana! velvety softness te the hair, and few weeks tiae will cause new hair lo sprout all over the scalp-' Use it every day lor a short time, after which two or three" time a week will be sufficient lo complete 'whatever grewlh you desire. 7 A Ui, Iraaa St Paul rii. ia wWiin, aa lwUa: Wbea I bea-an a.tuir Haadertoe tut hair wooitt aetciua t- houUlarsaad soar ll Is awsy betoe lojr kips." AaatW trea Newark.

N.J..1-" hare bees nv Daaaertna rea-wlariy. wheal Rri started tu It had rr little balr.aew I bave tba moat heauttful loug aad thick pair an job would nt to bare" NOW at all druszists tn thr olxmo 25c, 50c and 51.00 per bottle Dndrin enjo a greater sals t'naa any ptner one preparation regardless oi Kind or brend. and it miw-k all at the other hair preparation ia- th worm combined. FREE To ebow how quickly Btteariaa art. Cut Tarsi Out I pie free by reluru mail to aayoae who acuus mis itec coupon to tbe COSITW C3ICA53.

ILL. with their nimp lp silver or sumps to pay pottage. READ IKE AOS-EVERY DAY O'P'LE $1,020 a Ycch Szvzi by Oar Custczizrs Our building, if on Washington street, between Penntylvania and Illinois a tree would rent for $65,000 a year. We pay $10,000 a year. Oar Saving in Rent, Yoar PrtfA or silk pf Af) fJcat TT fine pan am a choose from, Ol PO twtJeV 1 pfi Cotton Goods Sera-eatlae- crepe, abort lengths, plain- and fancy colors, 17c qualltv, ni rrirtay, the XaC PHated rgaedy, dreaa pattern lengths, 8 J-Jc quality.

Friday spe- f' rial, th yard iZ Toilets, Notions and Leather Goods Dr. CaaaareTs aaedleated soap, ar.c value, l-Ylday. box of three 4 cakea for XLC Brewa eanpkerated deatlfriee, lt value. Friday, the ar. Dr.

Grave's teeth pewder, el -Sec value. Friday, apeclal. It. 3 Kxeelleat ajnallty at aewlag allk. -all colors.

1ft i)-rd spools felloe. value, at A bm erica a peart hattoe la all IS on the card. 60 i valua.i Friday, the eC lf 'illl as all daslrable. color. .15 value, at Ftlday, Chtffea elastl belt, fa all Mlors, have gilt buckles, 47 aw.

value. Friday 25C EUaett shirtwaist helta, holds skirt and waist-In proper plaoe. lc value. Friday r. .1 J.L l-plat heMaty plaa, two aad three In the set, lte value.

Friday Haad hags, aoweet acylea, la all leather-covered riveted frame. ralae. Frl- ipj day Flaunciriffs, Etc. Lat ef 3ft te 27-laeh Swlaa era- broldery flouncing, just the thing for confirmation dresar regular $1.11 value. Friday.

the p0. yard Terehaa Isee vetth lasertlaa match, to I Inches wide, values. Friday, the Keabrwidery taeertieas, ea an brie. Swiss and nainsook. i to inches wide, 15c and 20c values, 4 the XUw Emhreldery laaertlea, 4 lache wide, Swiss and naln-jook, 40c Friday, nr A Pnnr i rinn t- 1 wuo spenas an nis income.

This; truth 'is inevitable even ihougii jnay be delayed Do y- not learn it by experienca your income is more than enough. who saves Is never poor. The Marion Trust Company. Opom (or DciUl Work Every Day Lxcet I loU CORNZa CZXAXATJZ JC.D OHIO pVEC2coAnro We' are selllag them i half regular prices. 131-133 K.

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