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FLEEING GERMAN ARMY OFFICER IS ARRESTED ARTILLERY CAPTAIN HELD ON CHARGE OF ESPIONAGE. OVERTAKEN BY TELEGRAM der arrest. KNOWS OF ALLISON PLACE. Hyland Says "Frameup" Charges Will Not Affect Hearing. STETTIN, German), -August 12-The arrest last evening of Captain Stein, of the Third regiment of field artillery, on charge of espionage is regarded in military circles as likely to turn out as disastrously for Germany as was the case of Colonel Alfred Redl for Austria, While the Third field artillery was ercising on the maneuvering ground at Hammerstein yesterday the colonel sent an apparently harmless summons to Captain Stein.

The captain suspected trap and immediately fled to the railroad station, whence he departed on the first train. A telegram sent to the next station brought about his arrest. Austrian Committed Suicide. The case of the Austrian Colonel Redl cause a great sensation. He was chief of the general staft of the Ninth Austrian army corps, and was accused of treachery while exercising his functions.

The information he was alleged to have sold to foreign governments was of such an important character that the German government, as well as the Austrian government, was forced to make a complete change in its mobilization plans. Redl committed suicide on May 96 while un- of Police Hyland said today an investigation of the charges of J. C. Allison, 218 North Capitol avenue, that his arrest ion a charge of operating resort was a to force him fo sell his place, would in no way affect hearing of the charges in police court Wednesday. Eyland, on hearing Allison had charged detectives Roche and Glenn with lending their authority to the questioned the detectives and said afterward that their report was satisfactory.

but that he would. have Allison brought in tor questioning. Hyland, said to his own knowledge, the place kept by Allison bore a bad reputation and that robberies by women had been reported to the police by men who had been entertained there. Detectives Roche and Glenn said they had been called to the house several times, and subinitted a list of others 10 be subpenaed for the trial, who know of circumstances warranting police of the place. Bicyclemen Englebright and Lambert, and detectives Dawson.

Roche and Glenn, say they Have evidence supporting their contentions. Barnard Returns From Seattle. H. E. Barnard, state food and drug commissioner, has returned from two months' visit at Seattle, where he delivered lectures to the students oL the University of Washington He was In Seattle when the sailors of the Pacific fleet "out up" in riotous fashion in demonstration against the Socialists.

newspaper riot," said Mr. Barnard. "It was not nearly 80 big As was reported." Mr. Barnard says that while Washington grows some fine apples they can not be compared with the Indiana apple. He says the best apples and peaches he saw en his.

trip were those in Indiana orchards. Raiston Coming Home Early. Governor Raiston has sent word to his office that he will arrive home from Hyannisport. next Saturday. He and Mrs.

Ralston and daughter a have been guests of Thomas Taggart and family at there summer home at Hyannisport. ani when they left it was understood that they would be gone at least two weelta. They are returning ahead of tinie. Even money bets are offered at the statehouse that the Governor would visit his Boone county farm the first day after his arrival. DAILY VITAL STATISTICS.

Marriage Licenses. Orin Burnett and Annie Simpson. Walter Winders and Lena Grisso. George, Moore Marshall- and Ellen Lula Crabtree. Barnes.

John Chamness and Rachel Ragadale. Verne. Hoover and Beulah McDowell William Rummick and Lula Horton. Walter Wahl and Martha Edwardo. Frank Sabotin and Franciaka Kokovink.

Ernest Harrison and Angie Mascoe. Birth Returns. Everett and Ruth Tatiock, 300 8. Davidson boy. Wilbur and Bertha Hyde, 2283 N.

Capitol boy. Fred and Edith Kinnan, 906 Wright Lammont and Carlisle Richardson, Ray girl. Samuel and Sarah Brown, N. Beville aver. boy, Charles and Elle DICES 106.

Cherry Grove place, boy. Orville and Marie Scotton, 645 S. Missouri -boy. Roy and Edna Thompson, 2335 Talbott boy. Prank and Bertha Strouder, 1230 Blaine Harry and Marie Kauffman, 1217 Spann boy, John and Anna Pollack, 713 S.

New Jersey boy. Inch and Mirtie Poteet, Chase girl. Mike and Mary Maholick, 701 Haugh girl. Frank and Emolla Grinaldo, W. New York girl.

Joe Elmer and and Josephine Liste Risto. Honecker. 606 Harmon Vincent's pital, boy. Walter and Mary Patrick, 2446 Cornell ave boy, Clyde and Clara Michaelis, W. McCarty at.

Grover bos. and Ethel Parish, 31 Clarence and Emma Christianson, Ohmer aves boy. James and Frances Carr, W. Thirtieth bay. Death Returns.

Harry Lockwood, 16 years, St. Vincent's hospital, a becess. Ella Shaw, 43 years, city hospital, acute dilitation: of stomach. Helen Hignight, 3 days. Orleans: premature birth.

Mary E. Padgett, M4 yeare, 1437 Cornell carcinoma of lower 48 years. bowel. 1918 Cottage pulmonary tuberculosis. John 60 years, eity hospital, uremia.

Gilbert Franklin Lucas, 1 year, 1435 W. Ohio lleo colitis. Ida May Barnard, years, 3 Newland chronic nephritis. Hannah May Ireland, 85 years, 1735 English cerebral hemorrhage. Bertha Johanna Heede, 40 years, N.

Oakland post-partum Nora 38 Vincent's hospital abdominal Betty Louise Christens, Broadway, ptomaine poisoning. Felix 43 years 2858 Hiltside pulmonary Elizabeth Arnold. 24 years, St. Vincent's hospital. typhoid Nora Theresa Methdalet pital, pelvic Bullding Permits, Sutherland.

repairs, Sutherland, remodel, Cirele, $200. C. Githens 134 Terrace, Laray, repairs, 1364 Gale. J. Zuick, repairs, 2344 Gale, Wack, garage, W.

Michigan. Realty remodel three dwellings 1918, Brokway, cellar and furnace, 830 LexingE. Deal, addition. 3940 E. Twentyseventh.

L. A. dwelling, set 8. ChristIAn Mrs. F.

R. Marlowe, dwelling, Standard, 81,000. A. Elbricht, move dwelling, Mulberry to 1536 Fenneman, $500. Kingan Company, wreck, California and Maryland, $00.

8. G. McCarthy, shed, 610 N. Senate, Stout Shoe Company, remodel, 310 Massachusetts, $500. remodel, rear 145 N.

A Wasson, barn. 108 W. Twenty-sixth, 5000. Bone, dwelling, Drexel, $3,150. Smith-Genung Announcement.

to The Indianapolis News) BLOOMINGTON, August 12 The engagement of Beatrice Smith, of Bloomington, to Arthur Genung. of New Albany, is announced today. He travels for. the International a Harvester Company, and is daughter of Al Smith, I THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1913. 15 August Clearance Sale THE WT.

H. BLOCK ILLINOIS. COURT AND MARKET STREETS Dresses for Women Have Further Markdowns dress stock very certain a still lower level- we'll not let price from their vacation- -who need a few desire to have their summer wardrobe and require dresses for traveling or for in this clearance. dresses do not sell at the reduced stand in the way of a total clearance. dresses to finish the season- -women replenished by fresh frocks- women mountain, lakeside or seashore wear, of Styles -Materials Include Striped Voiles Voiles.

Novelty Eponge. Batistes, Dolly Crepes, White Crepes, Linens, Ratines, Piques also combinations of white and colors, stripes, figures and flowered effor summer. $5.98 For Dresses Sold Up For Dresses to $15 and More to $30 Lingerie Waists Three Groups $2.69 Sold Up For Waists That to $4.00. the styles represent the every waist is fresh, of low neck, short sleeve $2.69, -Second Sold Up last word clean and styles with $1.29, 79c Floor. the from Curtain Section About Half Price newest patterns and colorings; for bedroom over-curtains, Divided in vree lots for 30c Lot 3, 18c qualities, FANCY CURTAIN NETS terns and colorings, suitable house; 85c, $1.00 and $1.25 CURTAIN MUSLINS, 86 white, dainty patterns that 20c qualities good weight, colpillows and furniAugust clearance.

up to 45c yard 25c in all the newest patfor any room in the qualities, yard. inches wide, colors and will launder; up to -Third Floor. are Specially Priced $9.75 $14.75 For Choice of Any Summer Sold Up Dress in Stock, Irrespecand More tive of Former -Second Frice Floor. WHITE GOODS Such price lowerings on wanted fabrics ought to result in phenomenal selling. The prices given for comparison are our regular prices -you'll see that the saving averages about one-third.

WELT PIQUE, 27 inches wide, fine neat welt, 49e quality, 25c LINGERIE BATISTE, 40 Inches wide, 18c MARQUISETTE, 40 Inches wide, 65c quality. ..39 IMPORTED VOILE. 45 Inches wide, 75c quality. RATINE LINEN, 40 Inches wide, all linen, $1.25 quality $2.00 MERCERIZED POPLIN, Inches wide, 25c 19c ITALIAN REPP. yard wide, regular 25c -First Floor, Northwest.

Dollar Sale of Dresses ARTWARE HANGING BASKETS. Ivory finish, 25c size, LIQUID VENEER. $1.00 size. FLY KILLERS. KING FLY SWATTER (three for 25c), ...9 DAISY FLY KILLER, 150 quality, each TANGLEFOOT FLY PAPER, three double sheets.

-Sixth Floor. BASEMENT THE BASEMENT women's For Women and Misses sirable the doors opened. Dresses of tissues, ginghams, linens, voiles, neatly PRINTED At one price- a dollar, we expect to send out 300 dresses. If women WHITE realized what splendid dresses are in this lot, they'd be all sold shortly after yard sheer and trimmed; up to $3.00 qualities, while 300 last. ity, thread, Muslin Underwear-3 Specials regular COTTON each NIGHTGOWNS FOR NIGHTGOWNS DRAWERS FOR WOM- for dresses COMFORT SMALL WOMEN AND WOMEN AND MISSES, of EN AND MISSES, open up to $3.00 yard colorings, crepe, slipover style, lace style, full size, neatly MISSES, of muslin, slip- trimmed yoke and sleeves, hemstitched, 19c qual- quality.

COMFORT over style, special ity regular Tc orings, Riverside drive, west of White Same lot alde Kentucky south of Mary- east of between the Lafayette road and Park. 38x125 feet. land at. 4.000 00 Fletcher street. The land WAS bought improved; northwest corner Ohio st.

Christopher Thompson to Benja- trustee. the Evans Realty Company and the and Holmes 500 00 min Watson, part southwest lot. was made through the George William A. Bastin to James Finn quarter section township 16, cant, Moore Real Estate Agency. The pur- lot 22, State Plaza, Place.

feet, John range 4, Lawrence township. Michigan price of the property was $43.000 north racant, of east Ohio 1,025 00 wood part to lot Sidney L. Tandes Hop- Allen ment M. side Hendricks L. Hopwood and Campbell Frank Fowler to Mary E.

Fowler, subdivision part outiot 30x50 Stutz Mr. have Riverside Realty Company, and Hobbe's E. feet, improved. southeast Place, the establish Jot Tenth st. addition.

corner at. and propose to a high class 35x140 feet, vacant, side Oak- Merrill and California 1.00 Greater colony on the beautiful section land south Tenth Frank Van to Nannie E. Baker, Lewis which faces the golf course of the Louis F. Burgman to Fred C. Hau- lot 11, Knefler's Camp subdivision, Croe1 P.

Golf Club is only about lot Berkley, feet, feet, improved, northeast corner lot and of a mile from the Canoe Club. Improved, north side Albany and Highland 5,000 00 erson realty company controls fifty-three west of Shelby 1,000 00 Emery A. Jolin to H. E. Joslin east They expect to divide the land into Emma Matson to Otte Brooker, lot lot Holliday a north Garfield nut st.

250 front feet each. running hack to Marion 40x1.80 35x186 feet, Union of nine hundred feet. It is under- cant, east Manateld south cast of Shelby st. 1 00 Joseph that contracts have already been of Twenty-firet 500 00 Ella Moriarty to. James D.

Moriarty, 200. the sale of some of these lots. Bessle to. Otis Kirkpat- lots 1 and 2. block 1.

and lot 1, block southeast Reshard company also expects to build 50x121 feet, vacant, good's west side Ruckle 2. Thirtieth feet, vacant, Broadway rick, lot Forest park, Brightwood. road running west from the Latay- south of streets southwest corner and School Same to road behind the property so that then Marks to Jesse Shearer W. to James D. rose.

Thirty-fourth have rear entrances to all the lots lot 36, same 1 00 Joseph lot. Miller 17, Mansur park, Moriarty Royal Hester Real Estate Transfers. Wm. E. Miller, trustee et al.

to Hare feet, improved, east aide Paris ave son, lot riet Jessee, lot 255. Marion aide south of Twenty -seventh at. 3.000 fret, Hume et al to Harry Stibbe 40x1.30 vacant, west Minnie. P. Buber 255, Edgar 0.

Coffman, san and lots 14 and 15, Ohmer subdi- Koehne north Eighteenth lots and third David Woodland Park. 801- feet, street 300 00 Perry township 5,000 00 southwest corner Downey Joseph Asbury to Clark H. Schooley Edward M. Guss to Mabel White, lots de ter, Ritter Fortune aves to Francis H. Young- $2,000 et addition.

lot block feet. 14. vacant North Bide east 111 and feet, 112. Emerson ave addition. feet, lot and part M.

Edgewood, aide Arsenal north of Thirti- improved. north side north 85 ave, North east of Leland 1,800 00 stay township eth C. 00 Henry Mootz to John Ward et tinproved. Davenport to Georgia M. Hol- Edgar 0.

Coffman to Howard lot 10, Moot's addition. feet, north et quarter interest part Burgess lot 36, Edgewood, vacant, north side Kappes south 33 acres. and 34. Pice township 17, range Dewitt Perry township Idler et to 150-00 of Howard st. Eider to Suber, I north H.

venport to quarter Real te Co. part lot square lot 70, Southeastern Park, William 1 dehne part section northwest Improved, south side Bradbury A The Pictorial Review Fall Quarterly -will prove helpful to every woman who sews or has sewing done. In it are illustrated the authentie modes for. fall- including wearables for girls of the school age. Price- -10c when purchased with a 15c patterk.

TWO DEPARTMENTS -First Floor, Southwest. Basement Store, Main Aisle. Many Received Hundreds Are In Each 79c For Waists That Sold Up to $1.50. This waist sale has everything of blouse fashion- there is new- every one is carefully clever collars and new ideas Notable Cretonnes CRETONNES, 86 inches wide, ors that will launder perfectly. ture coverings.

From 5 to Lot 1, up to 20c qualities, yard 10 CURTAIN VOILES AND inches wide, very sheer, adapted peries, floral and Bulgarian borders, ly; up to qualities, yard NONFADABLE SUNDAUR in yards, wide enough to split, all ured; up to $1.25 qualities, Wanted BENCH WRINGERS, ball enclosed cogs, $4.50 SINK STRAINERS, Vroman style, 150 quality. PROTEST rolls PAPER, silk limit, white, SAVORY BREAD BOXES. 10x15 Inches, round corners, finished black and Women's White Footwear $1,48 In keeping with our merchandising policy -no low shoes will carried over for next season. practically two months of weather this is an occasion will welcomed by hundreds. All are smart summer pumps and oxfords of white vas and nubuck, that sold at $2.98 and $2.48, choice for ....81.48 jeweler, The wedding is to be in Octo- ber.

SOCIAL SIDE OF The missionary society of the Sixth church will not hold its meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Oehler, Madison road. The Epworth League of Hall Place church will indefinitely postpone its meeting announced for tomorrow evening. owing to the Illness of members. The Aid Society of the East Tenth Street M.

E. church will give a lawn fete tomorrow evening at East benefit Tenth street and Beville avenue, for the of the bufiding fund. The Morris Street M. E. church Epworth League will give a trolley ride tomorrow and the sale of tickets for the ride will close this evening.

The cars: will leave South East and Morris streets at 8:13 o'clock. OBTAIN THIRTY ACRES. C. Stutz and H. F.

Campbell Acquire Riverside Land. deal has been completed whereby H. C. Stutz and Henry F. Campbell are the purchasers of thirty acres of land lying Velvet Ribbons demand We are for velvet splendidly ribbons.

ready Our to meet the great complete stocksfine qualities and moderate prices are inducements for your coming here. ALL. PURE SILK VELVET RIBBON with satin back, for sashes, dress and millinery trimmings. No. 12, inches wide, special.

No. 16, 2 inches wide, special: 4.19€ No. 22, inches wide, special. .25 -First Floor, South. Summer Children's Faces -coarse, alkalicontaining soaps are bad for them! You want your kiddies to have good complexions- -always.

Use JAPROSE Bubble Bath" SOAP it is pure -it contains pure glycerine- -healing and soothing. You can buy fancier packages- and get less soap value; you can buy more penetrating odorand less refinement. But you can't buy a bath and toilet soap 50 good to the skin. Sold by every progressive merchant throughout America at 10c the large bar. Try it--we vouch for your delightment and complete satisfaction.

James Kirk Co. Chicago Ask your des for Jap Rose Taleum Powder. JAP SOAP ROSE a a a a a a Candy A Jas SKirt Pesky Bed Bugs No disgrace to get Bed Bugs or Roaches, but it is a disgrace to keep them. You can rid the worst infested house with one 25c package of P. D.

Q. which makes a quart of the strongest bug killer on earth. Impossible for them to exist where P. D. Q.

is used, as it instantly kills them and leaves a coating and prevents the eggs from hatching. Instant death to Fleas dogs. No danger to human or animal life. A 25c package goes farther than a barrel of the old-fashioned poisonous dope. Advertisement.

CAPUDINE CURES HEADACHE A DOSE HICKS' CAPUDINE IN A LITTLE WATER Removes the cause, whether from sold, gripp, or nervocaness. 258 aad 800. BOLD AT WELL-STOCKED DRUG STORES STEALS JEWELS IN PULLMAN Thief Disguised as Brakeman 'Gets Booty Valued at $1,000. CLEVELAND, August 12-- A thief guised as a brakeman, entered a Pullman car in the union station here today and, grabbing a chamois bag containing $1,000 worth of Jewelry belonging to Mr. and Mrs.

W. T. Beckham, of Shelbyville, ran. out again. Mr.

Beckham's little daughter saw the fleeing thief and gave the alarm. A score of passengers aided In the chase, but the robber escaped: Still We price the Women who stay who take all White fects For to $10 of unlimited designed. of Offerings in For 15-yard for pieces colors, be With summer that canearlier along river, Thirtieth from conveyance H. chase Mr. ized they residence, of land Highland quarter The acres.

lots of depth stood let for The wide ette will vision vacant, and May R. man, Perry Fred it. lingworth sections 66.66 Fred Interest are watching price drops will who are at home late vacation be greatly Hundreds Pompadour Varden and plain the newest $3.98 Dresses Sold and More of These $1.29 Waists That to $2.50, in its favorvariety- Plenty trimmings. Three At the season's Very suitable lengths. up to qualities, yard MARQUISETTES, 36 bedroom dralaunder perfect- of 8 to 10 plain and fig- .49 Housefurnishings bearing with $15 in For Any the Man's Summer Choice Spring House Suit of None Higher- Former Prices Up to $35 Including Benjamin and Stratford Clothes One of the best clothes buying propositions ever brought to the notice of Indianapolis men.

It enables a man to choose from a large stock of good clothes- -as good as gold--it offers every kind of a suit. that a man or young man could ask forevery style, every pattern, every color. It includes serges as well as fancies. At their original prices, $25.00 to $35.00, these suits were unusually fine values -you: have your unrestricted choice now for -Men's Clothing Store, Third Floor. Children's Garments quality.

Dresses white or of and checked plaited skirt, middy waist; $1.25 qual85 Children's Dresses of ginghams, colors, also stripes checks, variety of styles, suitable for play or regular $1.00 quality. 69 to $5.98 Infants' Coats, $1.98 Odds and ends of infants' sizes 2 to years, novelties and pique coats, $3.50 to $5.98 qualities, choice. $1.98 Second Floor. Cool. Dainty Garments Have Had Their Prices Greatly Lowered Children's 75c Dresses, 39c CHILDREN'S DRESSES.

2 to 6 years, of lawn, dimity or swiss, long waisted plaited skirt effects, 1 neck, short trimmed with bits of lace or embroidery, "Domestic" LAWN, 40 inches wide, thread, adapted for and children's dresses, delengths, quality. 40 quality, Inches wide, BATISTE, fine smooth washable colors, qualbe BATTING, cream white, quality (12 rolls, $1). CRETONNES, attracregular 9c quality, CHALLIS, newest coloriental and floral effects. Oxford 5,000 Savings and Trust Company, to Frank J. Sonderman 65, Ardelle, feet, northeast corner Rural and sts.

650.00 Fletcher to General InvestCompany, 92 lots, Factory vacant, south of Minnesota west of Churchman Indianapolis Industrial- City to J. Walters, lot 1307, Mara Hill 300 Conder to John F. Mellen 30. block 6. section 40x155 feet, Improved, aide Riley north of Wall 4.000 Trust Company, E.

Hooser et pts 208 and Northeroft, feet, vacant corner Forty-ninth 1,375 Barbara Riess, lot, 120, Mont 40x129 feet. vacant, west aide north of Forty-Afth 275 A. Roth to Charles M. David41, Belmont Place, improved, northeast corner Sheffield 1,800 Weybright to Felix M. Me Whirtrustee, Iota 11 and 12, Crawford Taylor' Arst subdivision, 68x120 improved, cast side Lynn of New York lol HolloSide addition, 38x114 feet, raide Richland of Astor and lot 35, addition.

40x114 feet, improved, side New York east bright me, Jots Crawford Taylor's drat People Can Read Announcements With Great Profits to Themselves Our Grocery Considering the nation wide reputation that our grocery has quality, high standard in regard to freshness and purity of foods--the cleanliness in the handing and delivery- it would seem that people who are responsible for the family expenditure would turn to their advantage, the money-saving advantages and the "quality" benefits of our grocery. LENOX SOAP, bar. (Please don't phone for this item.) regular Middy Plain striped gingham, separate regular ity Dresses plain and pretty street; Up coats, serges, wash STORE. WHITE Arm, even BACON, lean, sweet cured, sliced, pound COFFEE, fine, smooth, rich Blue Ribbon or Banquet blends (three pounds, $1.00) 35e TEA, Tetley's Ceylon and India or mixed. pound, OLIVES, large bottle, fancy queens or stuffed, RIPE OLIVES.

230 RED KIDNEY BEANS, COCOA, finest bulk, pound. 15e KNORR SOUPS, SOUPS, Van Camp's or Snider's tomato (dozen, 80c), can PINEAPPLE, Hawailan, sliced (dozen, 21e TOMATOES, -Savoy or Bridal Bell, New Yorks, finest packed (dozen, can. 15c NAVY BEANS, hand picked, clean and fresh (five pounds, 19c), pound SALMON, tall cans, Red Sockeye, LIMA BEANS, clean, new, dry (three pounds, 200). pound. WHITE STAR TUNA FISH, can 27c and Fifth Floor.

in DRESSES FOR CHILDREN, of percale, low neck, short sleeves, 25c quality, 8. for 50c, each 170 Bargains BLEACHED SHEETS, deep hems, 72x90 Inches. 500 quality BLEACHED SHEETS, seamless, 81x90 inches, 60c quality. BLEACHED SHEETS, of heavy round seamless sheeting, 75c quality DRESS PERCALEB, 28. Inches wide, neat desigus in gray, navy, Yale and black and white, extra special yard NURSE STRIPE GINGHAMS, exexcellent quality for skirts and dresses, regular 10c quality, yard The TABLE DAMASK, MERCERIZED DAMASK.

perfect bleach, newest patterns 68 Inches wide, 40c :,29 00 subdivision, improved, east side of Lynn north of New York Same to same, lot 8, square 4. Blake Ray's subdivision outlot 180 feet, improved, south side Ohio 00 st, east of Bloomington 1 00 Fella bright Whirter, et to seven Dalots 1 00 5 Paul Weber to Michael Stuppy, lot Wacker's frat Haughville sub60 division, 23x127 feet, Improved, cast side Warman south of Calvelage st. 1:00, Michael Stuppy to Paul Weber et same 1.00 00 Same to same, lot 2, Crawford and Goodlet's subdivision, feet; improyed, side Tremont south of Calvelage st. 1 00 Paul Weber to Michael Stuppy et Same 1 00 David Combs to Jonathan B. Combe, lots 97 and 96, Light's Sugar Grove, -x162 feet, improved, southwest cor00 net Sixty-second st.

and Park 10 00 James J. Williams to Buell T. Foster, part lots 43 and 44. Butler grove, feet, Improved, south ride 00 Fourteenth cast of Bellefontaine street 4.000 00 Transfers, 42: 00 Baby's Flannel Clothes. Your Silks.

Satins, Laces, Gloves, Net Goods, will wear longer, look better If you dry clean them with Putnam Dry-Cleaner. One-tenth the cost of dry cleaners prices. You'll be surprised drug Gists Adv..