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Ybuv "Safe Co Sha Strongest Vault? lnpct tha Safe Dtpoftit Dtprtmnt 7 FLETCHER AUEfflGAIl HATIOIIAL BAI1K Pennsylvania and Market Slpeets rm Ttt Uti Location Did Your Dinner tiiVc You Toothache? NICI fOOlBftCM Ulia ss.w vs. jr ma to attch vrtty of ot, radk. Ietj and wwl. vrei rutna lm and )t in pat ywur big better. Heidae wrfc beat Tr f3 Mbtta Crowns l2Vtsi ewrwry i l.

UllkMt. 1 alsw FREE en after o'clock p. EX No lir.r.rsaion for our apocial Ji.oO plates taken altar Union and U. S. Dentists LMnNuai iUKITED UNION DENTAL CORPORATION) Qjde.

oi toaot Ai Ve Entitled to Thanks? This is rather a bold question, isn't it? No retail house would believe good policy to ask. Yet we are open and frank with the public We do not solicit any undeserved thanks, but here we are in Tyour city, only eight months in business, practically 1 strangers in your, community. i We have been the recipients of many thanks and 1 acknowledgements of gratitude for our efforts to solve the economical shoe Naturally we. tests, ta sound condition befsre the next hea you'll enjoy it mart. Csasalt swat RIVET TEETH ourt special.

in. In interior decorations are the result of skill and experience In selecting designs, color ShoD i are grateful to our patrons lor tneir uDerai patron I age. But our success redounds to their own benefit I We shall make it our aim to increase the bonds of friendship existing between our, customers, and 7 vdth a view of gaining new patronage we shall in deavor to faster and perpetuate our; present policy, of retailing at wholesale prices. You have our heartiest wishes for a happy The Shoe Store in the Air Si. I 310 State Life Building Indianapolis, IncLr I FL2 SIKG.

EFFECTS. rorr inl In evolving i "tl df roratitA schemes. crretlons will be'p you. lui iTCR CHRISTMAS l.cra Ivies Ao select from ia io select from ia an ivory, etc, for r.tlenien. lr.ry, I'crsian A ksP0 rrmrrrrr nnnc meridian at special Mate yoar selection A Useful al walrws or cowhide l.kilt or truvn, lb best tlo price.

S.J.Gi!Sspbl3lfi.Coi 40 West Washington Street T'EhHlTT TESTIMONIAL 'Aid dety and Klnderssrten Board Takes Appropriate Action. 'The Freo Kindergarten and Children's Aid Society Yjm authorized a tcslimonlal to George Merrltt Mr. Mer was a tnember ot the advisory board 'f tte a for a number of 1 he ieof.inor.ini. hch is addressed to Mm rrllt. Is signed by Mrs, Jr.rn II lloUi lsy.

rreldrnu and Mr. Merediiu NichoUon, secretary, aud Is a "Tne biard tmtees of the Indlana pi 'i Fre Krdersarten and Children's Ail 'v ety drxlre to express to you thetr rprUti'n of the efficient aH rendered ilerritt to the work of their a tion in csrtng for the Mttle children 'j the kinderranns of Indianspolia. Jin t.ve rl years cf this great eouca t'nnal wntk Merritt's words of en t.nirjttnicnl. torether with his financial hrlpe 1 i he society over many laces. He was re er too busy to lend ear to the needs the ehlW always realy to surport ev.rj e.Tort toward the betterment of y.r.

irrrrirt was the first man In Indi un ip. "is to rcnlM the Importance of vof.z.r.i lr.t! ni esre children on For many years he tri a to look after tio ruma to Wiiuary park 'or 1 dtrnr.g the lumnifr months. Kach ir It arid personally j.nT.l to the teachers end children the 1 cc 7 of wool in hn taftory through in rifit proces wfcldl tbs raw fvoi ronrfrted into cloth. uch resrtr intel.igent service is be 'jnd pralee. Yho Influence of a rjin goes an.d on, olessing un nuir ters.

'Tt Kieiy has honored Itself la Mia i' one" of the free ktnderrartens the Ot orfe Merest lunrterrsrien. 5 PERSON'S iN THE CAST. BSBSSSSBS Drith Rehearsals for. Musical PredJCtion, A Night In Vienna." r.f far the annual show of lnd! Ix ft the ITnaJ Erlth. which 1 be st the Oermsn House on the i ruber are eirc coodaeted H.rry Jt ter.

Lph Ievin is acUcg t'n of the comtriittee. The 1 be rru at production; in lrr.na," and will be more 'r, Vin anv heretofore given hy Tiiere are 8v peopla 1 the. 7i.o Include iTIes EHfc Kan 7 1: era Io Cnfy One FT' A 4. i. i i jsw CiTTT TO Alrtjt tvz.c.1 tLe fill tlli I' Jiira ca ever box.

deposit Box rucik and ohio Cases 1 JKW J)ZO Gilt in leather. $5 tor f20. Fitted Bags. A Trunlis lA Less suks testa for ether gss dolph, Tetta. Herwitr.

Claris Solomons, Anna W'elnehsnk, Jennie von Binser, MatlJ'la fiavefky and Mrs. Victor Weiss and Messrs. Hsrry Stem, George Rosen thal. Isador U. Konn.

stm Slarcus. Leon Bamberger. Bam Herwlts and Alvaa Levy. A. danoe will follow the show.

AGAINST COURT CAGES. Mlrie Workera' Journal Condemns Massachusetts Procedure. The United Mine Workers Journal of this week has an editorial under the caption of "That Case at Salem. Mass." In which the trials of Ettor, Giovannlttl arid Caruso, the men acquitted for complicity In the murder of woman during the Teeent strike riots at Lawrence are discussed. The editorial denounces the use of the care In a courtroom.

In the history of the eountry has It been deemed necessary to place the accused, presumably Innocent until proved guilty. In cages, like wild beasts, while telng tried tor an alleged offtiine, Koth" ing in the lives of these defendants tamps them as desperate men who might 1MB ui.iiri vi o'uri ix euioweu the usual freedom allowed every other accused man while on trial. the editorial ays. i "Rather would they strike the average observer as of the kind ever realy to sacrifice themselves for the well being of their downtrodden fellow beings. SALOON MAN GOES FREE, Not Sufficient Evidence te Convict, Says Judge Markey.

Thomas TJledsoe, inspector for the Indianapolis Humane Society, smiled in criminal court yesterday afternoon, when Jurt'i Markey making a ruling in a tkjuor rae. Judge Markey had Just re marked that mere are rood saloon Keepers snd sd saloon keepers. "Mr. Xsledsoo what are you laughlns aboutTT iasked Judge Markey. "I am not laughlar atr the court." replied Bledsoe.

The trase was that of the state against Andrew Ward, accused of selling Lquor on election day. After hearing the evidence Judge Markey put Ward In the class of "fn4 saloon and It Was then that iJieJso smfled. Ward was fined 4 and eosts In police court and he appealed. Ho was fined the sroe amount on the charge of operating W.nd tirer. Judge Markey acquitted Ward, saying there was not eu He lent evidence to convict bim fmt Ctrnr A CCLD IX OKZ DAT, RUSH THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER' 28, 1912.

10 WOMAN AID HENRY EGELHOFF LOSES LIFE AT SOUTH SIDE CROSSING. VICTIM FRIEND OF FLAGMAN What is thought to hare been an effort on the part of Henry Egelhoff. sixty four fears old, of HOC Madison avenue, to save the life of a woman, yesterday afternoon, cost him his life when he wait struck by a west bound freight tratn, running: light, at the Belt and South Meridian street. The aocldent occurred about o'clock. Mrs.

Henrietta Hammond, 240 Bakemeyer street, was driving north in Meridian street, and had just crossed the tracks behind a freight train, east bound, which was disappearing in the darkness several hundred feet away. The buggy was on the track when hit by the west bound freight, which was backing at about ten mites an hour. She was thrown out, suffering bruised shoulders and head, and the buggy was demolished. Hurried to Her Assistance. Egelhoff who was walking across the track, hurried to her assistance and was run over by the caboose of the freight.

Hi head was crushed and his right arm cut off at the shoulder. The body was sent to the Oreenstelner undertaking establishment In the city dispensary ambu lance. Coroner LJurham was called ana is Investigating. Egelhoff was a saloon keeper at 1W4 South Meridian street. Mrs, Hammond's injuries were not serious and she was sent home by Dr.

F. Reid. 2221 South Meridian street, who was called. Flagman Did Not See Freight. Efelhoff was a close friend of John Gelger, the flagman at the railroad crossing.

Geiger told blcyclemen Delaine and Giles, who went to the accident, that he had not sen the backing freight because of the east bound train, which hid tt from his view. Before he could lower the gates both the buggy and Egelhoff were on the track, he said. Gelger is an old man and was much affected by the death of his friend. There were other witnesses to the accident The train was in charge of Harry Boles, conductor, 29 North Tacoma avenue; u. B.

Hartweli. engineer, 16 North Walcott street, and F. G. Pleever. fire man.

14 North Tacoma street. In a statement to the blcyclemen they said they did not see the buggy. Greensburg Man Found Oead. (Special to The Indianapolis News NEWCASTLE, November 23. William H.

Miller, age fifty eight of Greensburg. was found dead in bed at his boarding house here this morning. On account of the appearance of poison on his mouth, the case is being Investigated rty Coroner HIatC SUPREME COURT. Abstract of Opinions Handed Down November 27, 1912. CASK rOILOWED 8ALOO.VS.

Sol Carter et aL ti The Jung Brew, ing Company. Grant Reversed. Monks, 3. This rase presents the same questions as those presented In Jay vs. OToaarll.

V. K. 14 being the power ot the circuit court oa appeal from board of commissioners refusal te great liquor license after an opt tea election, and is affirmed on the authority of that case. Appellate Court. DANGEROUS MACHINERT BELTS ASKING CASE.

mx Vmrr Watt, administratrix, vs. Miha waka Paiwr and Puis Company. La port. c. C.

Reversed. Ihsch. J. 1 Where there is a total failure to estab lish one or more esmnUaJ element, of plain US' ett necltgence. tt Is the court's duty to Instruct the jury to find for defendant.

(2) Wrs there is any evidenoe whatever whereby latr mlnded man could find for plaintiff, it Is error to lnstrort for defendant. (I) A man who is hired as millwright and general utility tha engine, lonked after the machinery and made nereasary repairs, and had certain cop mi over the laborers of the mill, but worked Under the 'direction of the secretary of the cmjny. waa a laborer within the protact.en et the factory act. The factory art was intended to guard any daJigerooS part of the machinery, til A dangerous, unguarded belt come, within the statute. And here deoedent was oa a ladder working at a shafting ten feet above the floor and by the aUpting of the ladder he fell on the top of a horisontal belt, carried along en its top and daehed te death on the floor, the court erred in Instructing for defendant.

(1 Where It was customary to aaske repairs without stopping the machines, it waa error to take the case from the Jury on the ground of decedent's negllgenoa, LANDS BOLD 6s EXErPTlOX HCSBASD AND WIFE. TTJS. William 'd. Hurst et al. vs.

Allen W. Mann et aL Benton Affirmed. I bach. t. Appellants have waived question, on demurrer by falling to set demurrer out la brief.

Where the lotig hand copy of the evidence follows the certificate of the elerk. and la not attested hy the clerk, it caa not be considered a appeal. Where A owned real ewtater which waa sold to on execution, snd had partition with A's wife, setting her off a portion, and A's wife thereafter died. A surviving. A became the owner of the whole of the real wstate received by A's wife by reason of her marital relation, and a quit claim deed thereafter by A conveyed the whole of the land by.

his wife, snd her children were entiOiL to no share whatever as her heirs. Seo' Sections 30M. Burns. ln.) The complaint ooes not snow rraad on the cart of A's grantees in obtaining his signature to the ult claim aeeo. FEB3 OF CLERJC Lrif ITATION OP AC TION CONCEALING, The Board of Commissioners' of Moo ma rownty vs.

Edward T. Hall. Monroe C. Afnrmei. siyera.

f. 1 Where appellee wss elected clerk in ISM and continued till December li, 102. and re ceived fees which he failed to record in any book available to the public or county, and this suit was commenced on December 73. IMS, to recover in a personal suit Ty the county for money bad and received, there could be no recovery for money reretvea as lee. more than six years more then suit.

The fact that the clerk appropriated the fee. at the time they were paid and failed to make ear rec ord whatever whereby the county could charge htm therewitn. was not sacn a concern nr. of the fact as prevented the statute of limita tion, from running. Silence is not sufficient io prevent the.

running of the statute. RAILROADS CROSSINGS OP STREET AND 7730. The Baltimore Ohio Southwestern Ralimad Company vs. the Cincinnati. Law renoeburg Aurora Electric 8ireet Railroad Company.

Dearborn C. Affirmed, af yrrs. P. J. Since It ts tne seitieo taw or this state that the use of elty streets by a street railway company, with toe consent or the common council, does not consUtnta an additional burden, but such street railway, has the ebeolute rtsht to crosa a steam road at such street rmasins.

a contract entered into between the street railway aod steam road prior to the construction of the crossinc of the roads, providing that the street raliwav shall pay the ware, of aay watchman which the city may order the steam road to keeo at ssld to constdarsuon of being permitted to citMS. was not enforcibie ssamat the street ralimad. There wss Do consideration for the street rail road agreement. Tne steam road con structed Its road In view of Its less I obligations and the possible rlrhts of others sad the fact tt baa been compelled to keep a watch man doea not rive It ith. lisht to enforce a voluntary promise made by the street railroad.

SH RIFFS FEES AKD MILEAGE. KXe. Geerse If. Roberts vs. Board of Com missioners of Brews coonty.

Brown C. C. Affirmed, tiairy, J. tl The mteage received by the 'sheriff for serving writs belongs to the as part ef the feee or the (fflc trader the authority or Bmlth vaLSiXwr Jw) Indiana KO. Thnuch appellant baa cited many authorities fraw 4at writer, aad courts of other JnriedU tions holding that mileage Is a reimbursement for erpense, the opinion of the supreme court this state Is con clusive ef the matter In courts of this state.

PLEADINO GEMERAU DENTALPROOF. John vs. John Hunting ton C. C. Affirmed.

Lalry. i ill wnere puumtn acrwea io anu a wen. warranted to be good and sufficient, and cocn tnace4 work snd 'drilled' the depth ef Hi fet hea some water was truck and desired to continue, claiming the vain waa "cement gravel." but defend set maintained waa good enough' lor him and gave his note la pajrrooet. which taintiir suod open, snswer (nat It waa given or a guaranteed well, reply of general de KlsX im the trial evioawce waa sdmlsaabte to ikoe that tne warranty was superseded or defendant's agreement to aceept the well wtm the view of water found. The evidence efcowed that at the time the note waa ftveo 1hara waa warranty on the well.

2 Had the tMniss noi luioonw xne evidence, oe fondant's faihire ta object te its admission and to give tne court orrroiuniiy toi iett the lasoe woo Id prevent bbjecuoa ew appeal. MORTGAGE IN FrRM OF DEED EYT Tsst Frank IT. Calshaa vs. Georre Vf'. Punier et aL, lAgrange ti Jieversed.

a tift was an Illiterate isoorer wonttns; for de fendant and waa ne owner ox ana ILTW. a bicb there was a mongase ot cisa. KILLED BY FREIGHT RAN All Charge Purchases Made Begin Christmas Shopping Stocks are ready and afford excellent choosingalready the advocates of the SHOP EARLY plan have made many selections from our well chosen stocks. The Annual Friday we begin the truly notable coat sate of the season. A sale of the most authentic styles in WOOLTEX coats: Each year about this time the makers of WOOLTEX coats give us the opportunity of rchoosing a goodly portion of their surplus coatings, which they make up to our order into their best selling styles for this After Thanksgiving sale.

This privilege we enjoy with a very limited number of foretnost stores throughout the country by reason of our vast outlet for good coats; which fact also brings us remarkably low prices on the garments. 1 2 aaslkBst csna At Values $18.50 to $20 great lot of Wooltex and other prominent makes of coats. There are swagger Johnny coats and new full length models, finely tailored from all wool fancy mixtures and wide wale diagonals in wanted shades of brown, blue and gray, duplicates of models that sold early this season at $18.50 and $2fy choice at $12.50. 1 Friday: A Series of Room Making Sales for Holiday Goods Holiday goods are clamoring for display. Each day the unpacking of many boxes of Christmas thirds in the receiving room, confronts the i merchandise man' 'with' space makings problems.

Relief is sought in a series of clearances Friday which name very attractive prices on quality merchandise with a view to quick disposal Impractical to list items here, and Friday shoppers will find scores of unlisted savings that will delight them. S1.50 and $2 Dresses, and Bathrobes, 98c Somi purchases of sample lines by our buyer who has just returned from New York, make this timely and unusual offer possible. "The lot comprises kimonos of genuine Serpentine flannelettes and outing flannels, in all the wanted shades and patterns; house. dresses of fine ginghams and wash materials. well tailored and perfect fit ting; bathrobes of warm mate Men's and Women's and $1.50 Silk Hosiery, 79c A lot that will make strong appeal to the thrifty and those who know good aloes 'Women's have lisle or silk garter and lisle feet, and come in black, white and evening shades.

Men's are in heavy weight silk with lisle feet, in white, tan, lavender and navy blue. These are usual $1 and $10 values, Friday at, six pairs for $4.50, pair, 79c Men's 50c Sox, 29c Pair Men's fancy lisle and plain silk sox, in black and colors, regular 50c quality, four pairs for $1, pair, 29c Main floor. hl th owner waa Jraatenin to forecloaa. Znl that defendant knowing the facta of 7La loan the money oa mortae to vr iJrliln mortfit. to whje plaintiff that defendant had a da4 pre 214 which plaintiff alanad.

tHlerln to Kii'inort depandlna on defendant a EUwl3tV4 InWKrtty. whlla ftllad with KTtTtudT for the loan. That plaintiff waa not Sid. which pialbtlff alitnd. ballevtn it to mort Rhowlnc of tender of pajrtnaat of dTw, Prmnt Into court and praywr to har It declared a mortae.

waa aufflolent complaint. Th ewirt errl In aaatalnlnt da morrara to tha flrat and fourth paraarmpha of rs'Zai waa eaecutad aa a but In tha form "ft a dee did "ot maae ine cirwr the ovemiUd paracrapha baln tm theory rtetntlff waa trlckM Into exacutlna; tha In atruiwent. Pern.iuln the eounty auditor tolrald the valuation of the land for taxation ii.roof of He amall value waa Tr Tha ownrr doea not fix the Talue of tha land for taiatlon. Tha ralue tha land waa Imprr t.n, iMMtlnti at laaua. 14 It waa error i.

nrimii ImrMrtilnc teatlmony. S) It error to eacluda proffered deeda. ixscitaJirR overinsubancb KNOWLEDGE. Zmas mr Inmranra Ownanr Mamie UraeawalX Warloo 8. AfflrmeO felt i An Irwtirance hroher, acting within the aeepa hla aathorltr.

ta tha aaent of tha com pear, ano unowieaja oa mm gmii 11 (These Illustrations Accurately Show a 50 At Values $25 to' $29.50 A wonderful assortment of jaunty coats, tailored from broadcloth, two tone wide wale diagonals, fancy novelty and fine chinchilla cloths, the seasons smartest models some of which are above illustratedin all sizes from 16 to 44, usual $25 to $2950 values, choice at Kimonos, House rials. Being samples, there are but one to three of a kino, so early choosing is going to be advantageous. Regularly these would be $1.50, 2 and some, of them $2.50 values, Friday they are offered in one great lot at, choice, 98c Third floor. To 50c Boxed Papers, 19c A big lot boxed" stationery, Irish linen, lawn and fabric papers, values up to 50c a box, in cluding envelopes. Some of the boxes are slightly soiled, the entire lot clearing Friday at, box, 19c Main floor.

To 69c Doilies and Covers, We offer a lot of tray, covers, doilies, table covers, in union linen and pure linen, some slightly soiled values up to 69c, Friday, choicer.25c. To $2.48 Table Covers, 98c A desirable lot of hand drawn thread pure linen and Japanese scarfs and table "covers, original values to $2.43, for quick clearance, each, 98c Second floor. that tha lnaured property la mortgaged, ta Inaured br another, and uaed for other than realdanea purpoeee. la knowledge to tha company. (2) A rendition la the policy that It ebal! be void If the Inaured either baa or thereafter procuree other Insurance, la not operative when plaintiff received tha property aubjact to a mortgage and inaured In favor of the mortgagee, and aha never acquired tha exlatlng Inaarance la favor of tha mortgagee.

court Io not approving overtnauranca. but la giving effect to the coairacta aa wrlUea. INTANTR PA RTITION COLLATERAL ATTACK OF JVDOMENT. 7TM4. Herbert Benbon et al.

ta. Benjamin. Studebaker at al. Delaware C. C.

AfflnBad. Ala ma. J. (II A ludgmant ran not bo collaterally attacked where the court haa lurlaHirtion of tha partlea and tha aubjort matter, but only upon a ehowlng et want ttt power In the court to render Judgment. I The primary object of a partition ault la not to aettle conflicting titles, but to aever tha unity of poaeeaaton and allot to the partlea their lutereata la aevrralty.

and no queetlon of title ariaea la aurh proceeding. But title mar be presented for adludlratlnn in actlona for partition by aoproprtate pleadinga, and when ao preaented. partica itf bo con eluded upon the laeue formed. (3i An Infant may defend ny guardian aa utenv out can not. ever nl.iectlna.

proeerute an actlnn either upon eomrlalnt or croae compla Int. They raa onlv proaeouto by iriena. Lvurts are charged with the duty of protecting the rlghta of Infanta, and a guardian aa bum aervra aa Friday Will Appear on January 1st Statements In Indianapolis This Is "The Store Number of the Smart, New Models Offered in This Wonderful Coat Sale) Sale I $g50 $18.50. 23c Unbleached 16c Unbleached Pepperell sheeting, in mill lengths of up to 7 yards, 81 and 90 inches wide, regular 23c and 25c values, yard, 16c $2. Wool Finished Blankets, $1,39 Extra heavy wool finished gray and tan blankets with colored borders, full 11 4 regular $2 values, pair, $1.39.

Basement. Soiled Bedspreads One Fourth Off About 50 bedspreads, slightly soiled from display, in various grades, from crib to 13 4 sires, regular $1 to $5 values, clearing at Yi off. 29c Cotton Damask, 22c Extra heavy, full bleached cotton damask, 68 inches wide, good 29c valued yard, 22c. Main floor. 50c Drapery Fabrics, 35c Figured armures for draperies, couch covers, etc, good heavy quality, reversible," red, brown olive and empire green, regular 50c quality, yard, 35c $1 Couch Covers, 69c Couch covers, in oriental stripes with red and green combinations, size 50x100 inches, reversible style, fringed all around, Tegular $1 values, each, 69c.

18c to 25c Curtain Nets, 121jC 15 pieces of figured curtain nets, 36 to 43 inches wide, shown in white Arabian, all durable 18c to 25c values, fH Fourth flooT. agent of tha court In the dlacharge of that duty. 3 Where Infant defendants are brought Into court bv publication to a newer a. complaint for partlUoo only, a ludgmeot quieting title on the croaa complamt of other defendant can not bo rendered, without notice to such infanta. They are not In court on the oiicinai notice.

In an action for partition where tha complaint doea not present any queatkm of title, and where the guardiaa ad litem for Infant defendant a. with tha permte aton the court "lea a eroes rornplalnt seeking to oulet the title of such tnfanta In part of the real estate, a crow eom plaint by other defewlaota seeking to Quiet title, In'roduees no new iseuo asaiuat the infant A and they will be concluded by the Judgment rendered either on their cross complaint or the croee otnplalnt of such other defendants. RArXJlOADS KTT ANIMALS 7 TT54. Ttfichiran Central Railroad CVrripsny va. John FarrelL Lake 8.

O. Affirmed. UotteU Ibach, aot participating. ft) la a suit fr damages for animate killed it waa eufflclent to allege "said boreee on above mentioned dato without any fault or negligence on the pert of plaintiff strayed." without specincaiiy wnirai wee without fault or negngeiwe uun wnen ens killing of the hones waa alleged. f2 In uit for tha killing of alork by reseon of railroad failure to fence.

It ia not neceafary to nta tiv negllgenco on part ot piaimin. Also the proximate ceune being failure to fence, i Isck of partlclpatlos In fhat rauee waa all nseued to bo negatived (4) Wheare the evl Ahead" Tickets for the Theaters sell tickets for the Marat, Crash's and Keith's theaters. We give the choicest seats with no additional cost and with much savirj ia time for yon. Mala floor. WOOLTEX coats are widely advertised in all fashion publications and are correct in style.

Every coat is faultlessly tailored from selected materials and is guaranteed to' give two seasons', satisfactory wear. This great purchase of over 800 smart new WQOLTEX coats, together with some purchases from other prominent makers is divided into three great lots for this sale, giving the most wonderful coat'values in the Wasson merchandising history. Early Friday morning spirited choosing will begin and. the first comers will likely carry away the choicest garments. At.XH Goats Values $32.50, $35, $38.50 Ultra model oats from the highest quality materials such as chinchilla, zibeline, broadcloth and imported diagonals.

Many of the styles are copies of high priced imported coats the lot are garments suitable most every dress occasion, in every size and color, usual $32.50, $35 and $38.50 values, choice, $24.75. Second floor. Children's Aviatjon Caps, 34c" Aviation caps, knitted from soft, 'warm rephyr yarns of plain or fancy colors, the kind of headwear that insures comfort on cold days, each, 34c Third floor. 12c Flannelettes, 8c Fine quality, printed velour flannelettes, in choice new designs for kimonos, regular 12 He quality, yard, 8cv 6c and 7c Apron Check Ginghams, Axic 2,000 yards of good quaEty apron check ginghams, good variety of colors, regular 6c and 7c values, yard, 4Kic Basement, Last Two Days of the November Silk Sale: Phenomenal Values Two more days of spirited selling and this November silk sale will become history. With the close of the month it will go down aa Indiana's greatest sale of good silks.

To make room for holiday lines that are crowding regular lines for space we have named prices calculated to effect immediate disposal of many lots. Every yard is yasson quality silk and up to Wasson standard in every way. 75c Messallnes, 49c Yard Splendid quality plain raesssa line, 26 inches regular 75c value, yard, 49c Jt To $1.23 Brocaded Silks, 59c 24 and 26 inch fancy brocaded silks, some of them formerly sold as high as $1.25, yard, 59c 25c Komura Silks, 12c Short lengths of 2 to 10 yards of the famous Komura silks, all colors, regular 25c values, yd, 12c 4.n a I. mot ts the record. 1 net ructions will be held correct unleas they would be Incorrect under aay evidence.

Ao Instruction which omitted the element that the horses were killed by appellant train waa held good without the evtdenee on theory that the undisputed evidence showed they Trers thus killed. (41 It waa not ernr to embody la an instruction that the ratlmede are required under the law ts keep such a force aswil discover breachee and opening In their fences an4 to ct" them within a reasonable time." The railroad owea the duty to keep the feneea Is saapa aod It caa only perform tt by employes. COUXTT ACPITOR FEES ACTING AS NOTABT. r. Eff Pbarp et al.

i ths State of Indiana ex reL Board of Commimioners. Koe eluako i Affirmed. J. (l) Where an aualtor and hla depuly mads out snd administered oatba affl. devita for mortgage exemptions and eertl ned tbem as notaries public, the auditor was liable oa hla Don't for Jm centa for fee earned while la offlce.

The statute making It his duty ta rhsrga and collect sun Tor writing amaavirs inn wrmi mu: ant thereto." tt. The fact that he certtr.ed to It aa notary could not arlect hi liabii'ty for fees, though It might nullify tr affl davlt. ill The ofTk of depuiy auditor ia created be law and when so arpo'n'ed au deputy takes the. oath of hla principal and Is subject to tha samo reguiatlnne an. I penalties.

The fees for the oaths tha deputy administered were office fee. $20 Sweater Coats, $1 i Most desirable styles in good heavy wool mixed sweater coats, made with two pockets, large shawl or Byron collar, "colors rJavy, maroon, oxford and brown, plain or fancy weaves, all sizes from 24 to 44. 2 values, clearing at IL Men's $2 and $2.50 Pajamas, $1 Fajama i of fine quality plain and fancy vnercerized fabrics in cream vruite.and colors, low neck or military collar style, trimmed with silk frogs, all sizes, S2 and $2.50 values, closing at $1. Main floor. Crib Blankets, 17c Each Fleeced cotton crib blanket, with pink or blue borders, each, 17c ThlrtJ floor.

To $1.75 Satins, 59c 40 inch' brocaded satins, former ly sold as high aa $1.75, yard, 59c $1 and $1.25 Foulards, 69; Brocaded foulards, all newest styles and colors, $1 and, $13 qualities, yard, 69c Remnants Half Price Remnants of chiffons, velvets, etc, many of them less than HALF PRICE. Main flocrr. NEW NOTCH Annow COLLARS wrrn close rrrnNa Tors WTXTON 2 In. ADRIAN 2 la. IS for 23 Cltietf.

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