The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 12

11! 'i Ruirs UIGELT EEDCCEn, rare raises Jot tLosei Lo taTs carpet jtxe ros to pur i cLase. Persian Carpets hare Isitn reduced as i X) Carpet. feet fer 15 fft It row SlSl OO Carpet. feet by feet row 915T 00 r.7 Carrot. feet 1 by feet 8, i 12C 00 Carret.

feet 9 by 12 feet B. I now 110 DO Carpet. by 11 feet i. new t.C Carpet, feet by 11 feet I row If TO CO T' Carpet, feet by 11 feet 8. now $81 OO fa Carpet, I feet by ft B.

WW. S78 .1 SMYRNA RL'CS. fwt by 12 ImI, at 2250. 27GO and 32 50 WILTON VELVET RUGS, tf by at C2 1 50, S27CO and $35 1 Black Silks if i.V The least to paj If you gtti as good. pro3ted by a manufacturer's mls fortune In their purchase, lie Is one cf tfcose optirnisuc fellow who al ways use projpecU brigh ler than they prore, This time he ofer estlmated his selling capacity and found it nccesAAjy Immediately realize on present stock.

We doubled our order, he doubled bur regular idlscount cash. The result Is thjese very low prices: 1 I Jleavy qiraJitjr. of plain bUck Taffeta, e'andard SDc gral 37 inch plain HUtk Taffeta, excellent quality and 3 Inches i usual, at lb prioe 00 Guaranteed Taffeta, the only can on the market lor T' )lttl( fast color, won't crack J. fll OO rmur Bilk, powder grata i licn, 75u kind llln kSUn toanrvll Of Kwiirit, guaranteed tot war, i at 11 00 iVau tfi bMt waiir.f llk mado; thin la brillUnt tlack and war rantod at OO I Cloaklngs You; Seldom get as much for so little as offered In this special clearing sale of Cloa kings: i Tbre atylea of DoucU, two tond rtoak Inns. rlna wld and xnra havy wHht, colored aa follows: Kfeen jwlth Mkek.

tlue with black and brown iwltb. rVg ular a yard, ut now i to On ptart of Ana Jlark Aatrakihan. Utat baa aold at yard. Ona jla of ffd and ona of rrnet, Aa trakhnn. recuiarly $3 60 a yarj.

have teh redud U.rt2 23 Two atylea of Oolf rialda, rftcently )4 a yard, ara now apeclaily priced. 12 08 One style of a quality that baa been aU In at HU a yard i la offered I u.M lft Thr ttrlea of: finest Imported Oolf rrrularly 15 a yard. Join i the reduced oaea at i 40 fchort Itnrtba at alxnoat any eacuao of a Hc 7 jil The December Designer Hat Arrived i It contains 140 pares of the imott Intar eRtlnr dlaruatnn of the year a moat tn tTcatlnr faahlona. Seven full page color Tita Illuminate Ita artlclra on styles. "I'lfteen esually Lire half tora repro dji'tlona of with drawings and wood cuts f.Pt.Ira the garment cuta complete the ijkr luttrfctlr'K.

iJcBlds fashions tnera ure articles on alnWt every want of womankind. Ircmlnent turns are the Ciena cutting pagea and the dlaeusslon of current styles fin MUllnery. i IT.CoiTS HIT A DIMS. If, however, you wish to I come a regular subscriber, we have a propo' Fition to, make which will Idiacoahfi that price more than hatfr I Ask 'about jt at the pattern L.S.AYRES&CO. Bole Ageats far Staada ratteras.

i MsMtactaree et QrtlUs sa4 Prat tVerk. Election Month. Novombr is tho mbath of elections. kind Pooplo elect now of Intorior IDccora tlons thdjr will havo those nlditlona toTnLherhome i which nalco aiisnu; ST and comfortable for tho tvlntor. Drapories, Vall Paperlngs, Floor Cover ins Rugs, Carpets, Parquetry; are up rbr your election i now.

Vi'o Joaye honi as condldates for your" favor: Come canvass. thorn." i tirts.iDrzpissValj P2rsr IT Vet Street. 1'u wood rVcnr laid. Snlah4 aa4 reOalaaed. Popular Vests THE I i Ve! have all tho npwest I variety of cfTocts, Tlaids a lar6 and Dots, nothing nobbier with any style coat Prices: 1.75, S2.50.

$3 oo $3.50, $4.00 and $14.50. j.jj IIavo you seen the; I latest novelty, They are roversible, can be worn either single or double different jgoods on each side. are very 'sjwelL Let us I show thernjtp you. YiE AH HE1ECUA2TERS TC2 FAXCT TESTS. si XHEi IKDIAKAPOLIS NEWS, MOXDAY.

KOTEM35EU 0, 16U3. fi a THE COLLEGE BOIS AT PLAY "1 WASsorrs TUESDAY'S BIG BARGAINS. WASSON'S rXCXEOf TTTTED C5: JLST TTCLDS UkSI DtT. 1' 7 lk Cum Zaiei wlfkja Bw mil mt OCker Giato Olives' Tbe ootbaS game between tba TTclrexw stty of PennaylTajiia acdj i Barraxd. at Pbriatla'phla.

Ba.tar3xy afjerDooa, Tesnll ed. as tn a vUrj tot Harvard, the scora belts? 1 to. O. As tba (uu elosod, Orerteld. cecter rudi for rxula.

seized tba ball and started for Ihm dresatng rooms on a run, role of tba ga.me glrea tba bail to tba winners. The Harvard men started afier CK erfiei3 to retake the tropby. arid for ja i 'me It looked aa If there would be a free Egfct. A crowd of 2.000 spectators surged aroand tba men. wbo began to "slug.

butj the police finally cleared tba field. Tbft Harvard team played a One game throughout, botb In dc fensfva and ag greeeive work. Tbe Purdue University! team waa defeated by tba Umversltyi of Chicago, at Chicago, by the scare of to Oi 'Tbe game waa made lntereftarg by tike long run of ths Chicago back. Purdue threatened tba oppoelug goal lip only once, and that chance was cleverly! blocked. (Princeton defeated Prlncetpn, 14 to a.

by heavy Jlne Mttlcs and strong defensive wof k. Crown' i Una was broken wjtbotit difficulty, I Vala defeated Wit 'Point at West Point, by to 0. The West Ilolbters were kept on tba defensive bjr YftW's bar 3 Una bucking Tadlaaa Ca)aaea, Several teama met on Indiana grldlorns Saturday. The Indianapolis High School boys defeated thf Muscle High School team, tba score being 17 to 't The first half was marked by Ogle's brilliant play, when be ran around ancle's end. land made sixty CofTJn and Dean aUo a strong gamk for Indianapolis.

Tba tackling of Harry Wblta was tba strongest part of Muncie's play. The team from the Jadlana University took a well played garrio from the University of Cincinnati, srorlng stz toucb downs, the result bring to 0. Tba teams were well matched In weight, but the Hoowlers iwere aaperlor Jin play. DePauw University Tqefeated Franklin, at Ureebcaatle. the scbre being 12 to Neither team did much rood work.

I Notre Dame and, Rush Medical College met at Notre Dame, and the medical men I oat 17 to 0. Kuan was outclassed at all polnta. i I 1 I Hanover College plaVed In hard luck with Jula villa, at Hanover, and was beaten IS to ft. Trie losing club' mada coatly fumbles at Critical times. I Other football sonrea (were aa follow: tTnlveralty of Michigan Virginia.

0: North weatern Unlveraltiy 11 Unlverelty of Minnesota Crown (Tolnt 6. Chicago ientai coiiegs ROLLEni pp jnALLS. i Staadlavs la (be Varlaai teaaraee Iadlvldoal Heorda, Tha Indiftrapolls! Ten Pin League race la headed by Blue lnbcl clnb, which has not yet been defeated. The Standarda are second v. 1th per dent, of .700, and the CaJurreta are third with .667.

Th Mertdlana, Natlonaila'and the Lexon club are tied place. Schlake, of the IMue Label club, holds, he best average for Individual work, hli average being Ulmmelr bla team mate, is only three points behind. Tba contest In the IndUnn polls Bowling league la warming up. The Independent Turners head the list with a per cent of and the pace the tam has set Js a fast one. Tba Marion ind Washington clubs are tied for second place, the per cent, being: Tbe Palme and Capital City teams, with par centh of are tied for third place.

Three clubs are tied for fcurth place, sndi tha Volunteers and North Side club are for last place. AU the clubs In the leajgue, except the North have Individual players with pr cents of 'or The list is headed by Ilva Dlcka. of ithe Independent Turner ttam, whose average is For the present the Onqidi club is well out of reach of the.othrr clubs In the Marlon C'ovnty League, jit per cent is .17. and tha next Utib tol It Is the OHen tal, wtth a per cent ofl.tn. The Nonpareil club la third, wltkj .683.

For Individual plalng, Wllllamaj of the Oneida club, heads the list, wit hi an average of U7i Next to blm.U' Brown, with a per cent of The Prtspects anl Dew rye are tied for first place In the. Independent League, each having a percentage of .875, and the Iwtons are next. per cent The U. 8 club has noi won a game. H.

Wiley, of the! Dewey club, heads the league for, Individual playing, hla average being. .16. Next to him is his team mate. A. (Jnegan with an axer.

age ci ladlaaa. Mhlmt teagae. Alt tha ciuba In, the Indiana WhUt League, eaccept Bhertdain. played ac cording ta the schedule Ut The reut of the play places the Indianapolis WhUt Club well In tb lead. The averages follow: i Cluba.

riaytd. Won; Lost P.Ct .571 .671 .203 .100 .000 jndtanapolls Kiu.hvUJe Crawfordsvllle ...11 American Letanon 4 Scottish Rite ...44 Bhertdan Woman's .14 Marlon ...10 Nobleavllle 3 S. 4 The ladlaaa. IlllaoU Lesgse. The official team averages In the In dlana IUlnols Baseball (League have been announced as follow: DanvUle Mattoon 4.........

1 672 lUoomlngton 44 Crawfordavllle rt Terra lUute L. 367 i j. Sewral cities have applied to the league for membership, tit la under stnod that Jacksonville. IJL. will be admitted.

i i 4 Majer" Taylor the jThaaaplea. According to L. W. figures, the conclusion of the cycl racing jeason shows "Milor" Taylor, the colore rider. In the position of, national champion.

He fye public's Seruaijts. JAMES W. EC NEW, Depaty State Statieiiclaa. The State MatTaeaeatieal Coater ttealst, i I A Stirring Sale of til An arrangnent ttpers to make) up the balance of thelmaterials left on their hands before the beginning on spring garments. Just before the spring manufacturing begins there is usually two weeks when the tailors draw pay for doing nothing, so it's a big gain lor them to make up their 3 I fine cloths for us at a loss.

i jj i UW fine Vdoor Jackets, lined with Skinner's best linings, handsomely fet embroidery trimmed, cdped all Around with Persian Iamb; $4L(X) Jacket, to AUM. WW 'IT', Lazier rainy diy Skirtt of fine Eorlhh cheviot, with fancy plaid backs, in all the near galf coverings, perfect hanging. A5I5UvaJoe .1. Tuesday's Great Specials, New Dress Gccds Foule and CameTs Hair Cheviots, 50 to 62 in. wide, wreign and do mestic makes, including Lupin's French Chevloits which are unsurpassed for good serviceable costumes; ail grades i yd.

from $1.50 to JUS 'Worsted Cheviots, hairy Zibelines fjlnish, sponged and shrunk, 56 in. $1.75 and English mohair and wool. toned, illuminated Crepons, rich Coloricgt, new and fvery. sty lish, 1 fancy stripes and damask patterns, for a yd. 4.

ri P. WASSON CO. secures the official title through th lTX. raicing board, having won ntiinhr of points in the ohtnplonshln heats Ion the national circuit. The Butler brother Tom and Nat are in second and third places, renpectlvery while Jimmy Howler in fourth poaltion.

Theiofflclal points table Is as follow: Majfcr Taylor, 62: Tom Butler, 42: Nat Butler. 71: J. B. Bowler. 24: Watson Coleman.

Jl: C. R. McCarthy. 3D; K. IJewellyn, 13; AiMcLeod.

8rC. Porter. 6: H. Glbsn, 6: Hi Davidson. J.

Woodward. (lordoh. 3: B. B. Bird.

H. Carman. MeLean. 3: B. Monroe.

H. Poutsch. 2: F. Butler. 1: W.

Hammer. L. O. C. Pease.

Hofer, J. Urquhart TaySor also holds the title of world champion won at the meet; of the International Cyclists' Association. In Montreal Ceaeral Sportlna; Xotee. Bob! FitJwImn.ons and Gus Ruhlin will meet jln Phltadelrhla. to morrow night for a (contest of six rounds.

Marly McCue and Oscar Gardner will meet to night, at Iti a twenty live reund liRht. The njtht between Jack Downey and Patsey Sweeney Was been declared, toff. 'For) the present at least the aea. for the purchase of the PlttPbufg club by President Dreyfus, of the Loupsviile club. Is effort was made tol have "Kerr stand; good for all the Pittsburg club's which he aecUneU to do.

The! Franklin College football team will play aj tseturn game with Butler College, at Indtanapollii. next Satnrday.1 Franklin defeated Butler in the butt game 17 to 0. On the 18th. will go to Marlon, to meet the Marion Athletic Club eleven. Peter Maher has posted his $UH forfeit for a fight' with Kid McCoy left li.000 with Wakely In New York; several days ago and gave Maner fortyrelght hours to cover It Is probable the the men will meet at Coney Inland the last of.

this month In a twenty five round contest for a purse of "0,. 0. The Greater New "fork Bowlers will begin thelft fifth annual tour about the second week of next January. The team' this vear has established seven new world's records, and succeeded In winning 235 of the games played in $1 different Dates and terms. It Is announced, can be secured by addressing' Samuel Karpf, Dayton, Ohio.

nearly every 1 other prlte iflghteri ever defeated, Sharkey, wants agata the man ao anauiahed him. eJ Is encased In a plaster surport, and Is la the, hands of physicians, but talks constantly of meeting Jeffrie again, Sharkey caya he will post a forfeit of to.OUO for a return match with Jeffries. A even round contest was fousht yesterday In the river bottoms one mile east of Chesterfield, between Kid Grini, of Indianapolis and Shine Russet colored, of Louisville. Grim's glove burst In tne seventh round the fight was called a draw. The men were matched for a twenty round contest.

The; fighting was hard, and Grim was getting the worst of It. Jeffries and Sharkey fought their battle In th full glare of a candle power Veht. Above their heads, about five feet, were bung 400 electric lamps, each of 1.2v candle power. The lisht was made thus Intense that good, olograph picture might he obtalmedi The electrician who dld.th lighting aays he dees not underatand how the tighter were, able to. endure the heat and glare.

i 'KIi" Goulette. of Rochester, and 'Sauirrtr' Fin nerty will. meet in a 0ft' teen rciir.d itkve cortest. at Muncle, next Saturday Goulette fought ten rounds with Tommy Moran as. a preliml narv to the Jeffri Sharkey flpht.

in New York. Friday night. The contest will be for points. Goulette claims the American lightweight championship and Finnerty Is a contestant for the tttle. The fight will take place in Franklin's Hall, under police supervision.

Paul Oeker. of Paris, who Is on his way to California, has accepted the office of L. A. W. Cor.su! for France.

Mr. Oeker will make arrangements for American wheelmen who visit the Paris Exposition next year. Permanent quarters will be made in the International Club buildings, where Us members visiting Paris. will have every convenience. Mr.

Oeker will essab'fcsh a bureau of correspondence and will supply information to those who contemplate making the trip next year. State 3d. C. A Meetlaar. Members tf the Y.

M. preparing for the State convention; cf the 1 or ganisation at November 3. Low fare rates will be made by railroads fromjthe 2Sd to the 17th. Governor Mount will speak cn 4sreneral association work. ard a number, of the members of the organisation frcm other Stites will be present lncludlrsg L.

Shuey. cf Day ton. president of the last national con vention, i Tealtry aad IV Steele Show. The annual poultry and pet stock show will be held at TomUnson hill November' 11 to The outlook for ja successful exhibition is more promising than for several The exhtUt on a new footire. and its prnoter; say it will equal the exhibits of New York.

Boston and Chicago. i Aa Exploaiea Ca wataar to as. Wabash. November i EscapLa gas" caused an explosion In; the plant of the South Side Manufacturing Company, and about JS.ooo damage ras Incurred. There Is an Insvranea of tx6W.

person was In the buildlsg at the time. LO CU.ua tJX Of the Year hi October with two. of tl Elegant Garments at txner Jackets la CgSt tan. Ladies castor, brojm, navy and royal cloe. liacd throughout wfSlx sCk serge, strap i Tuaicg, tailor stxtchiag.

fi. $120 xdutto LsJio' Jackets of JEncIhh whipcord. dhrviots, Oxford brown, felack, navy and tan. some English box backs, some half tight fitting $23.00 walocs $120 Superb Venetian suitings and broadcloth, including the exclusive sale for Indianapolis of the celebrated Marquis broadcloths, doeskin finish, which we have in all evening shades as well as all the dark shades, a yd. $2J5 to41.75 Plaids clan and fancy plaids.

Scotch plaids, earners hair, Zibelines. nomespun Lambs' wool plaids. superb collection of over 2,000 pieces: also plain plaid back golf plaids, finest collection ot plaids ever brought together in this city, 46 to 56 inwide New Zibelines weaves, satin finish ground with'camer hair finish, i for handsome tailor made gowns. pin shades of plum, tan. castor, blue, French gray, automobile red, etc a yd THE BUSY STORE.

AT UNIVERSITY VESPERS. A Lara; Aadleace Heard the Rev. T. J. Tillers.

One of the largest audiences that has attended; the vesper services "of "the University of Indianapolis gathered1 at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the Meridian street Methodist church, to hear the Bev. Thomas J. VMers. pastor of the First Baptistr church. A large part of the assembly was made' up of students of the department of the university and their friends.

Mr. subject was Christian! Enthusiasm Not Irrational. Mr. Vlllers urged the young people to cast away the fear of breaking customs. Christ, a young man, broke In on national even, dared oppose the priests.

If the thoughts; of society were wrong, he said, the customs should be broken; If It were not fashionable to be enthusiastic, fashion should be cast to the winds; If spiritual things had settled down intoiease, the necessity of repentance and fajth should be declared. A Sermon oa the Prophets. The Rev. Allan B. Phllputt, pastor of the Central Christian church, last night began a Series of historical sermons.

He spoke on the prophets. Because they were called minor prophets.1 Mr. Phllputt said, was no reason that they should not be entitled as much credence as some of the greater works which bad succeeded them. A minister who spoke a few words, he said, was Just as worthy of belief as the one that preached, a long sermon, i The Walla of the Chareh. At the Roberta Park Methodist church, yesterday morning, the Bev.

E. Bacon, the pasior, took for his subject the walla of JerusaJem. applying what was said of the way the walla were built to, the Christian jchurch. He said that walls did not indicate' silflshness, although they did indicate separation. Separation was needed, hei said, for organic progress.

tiej i Deaa of Grace Cathedral Bishop Francis, of the Episcopal diocese of Indiana, occupied the pulpit at the TSrace Cathedral, in thia city, last night, and anroijnced that he had appointed the liev. Rogr H. Peters, of New Albany, as dean of thaj cathedral. Mr. Peters comes here froraMa five year pastorate, at St.

laul'a church, at New Albany. He is about forty years old. Chrlatlaa Eadeavor Calea, A unon meeting of the Christian Endeavor societies of the city waa held at the Central Christian church yesterday after noon at which a large audience of Lndeavorers was present Judge Altord, of Criminal Court, holding ticket No. IS 11. aeta tba fre rbota laat wck at Brook way a Eppeat'a Slaaaaefauaette ave.

Remember, i we sire hot awar every week. and you may gat them next time: so, when you ned aoe. give ua a call. Yoe will never regret it. fer wahav the best aod cheapMt aboes In the Artistic Lttvhtiaar aad Reala ar to be in all my photographs.

I3o wot detar. but come now for hoi. day work. PuraeU Kesidenoe Studio, 1717 College ave. Chamberlain' a Cough Remedy 0oatalns a opiates.

Seriest for children. 25c Another Cktaaee. I have determined to extend the time of my offer wntn November and continue to make the beet 14 carbonettea at per dosen. Remember this im the best equ.rped studio la the State, We make everytfiing. from the glees photos; to the finest platinum and carbons.

We ilM have a special artist to finish our fine water colons, sepia and crayons. J. H. Clark. IS N.

Illinois successor Max eeaa st Powfcr. next door to Risk'. Words ef Tralse Caa Sever Fall When the Theme Are Oldea Ale. Our CHdeni sJe. now over six years old.

is better than lnvported. at only half the price. TeL SCS.1 poUa Brewing; and we deliver aX your bom. I Bartow Shees for Ladle. fULoO.

See thefca the Boot Upside Down. TThlte sewing ir.iohines at C3 E. Waahlsgtoa af Joa. Ppeger. Agent Are Tea Going; Uaatlag Tata Fnlir Price our guns, coats, tir I rms Sl per 109 Jfor Z.

C. powder 11 Ga. abeUs; no better goods at any price. Coa Haibicb. las W.

Market an. Mn. Strattoa. 1 formerty wtib Kroanaa Br wtuld be glad to mjiw her friend at Mm. M.

T. Figs' 40 X. IUlnot at. The hritaicn in the which feeda a rough, is firmly quieted by the simple Se In a menthoiated drop. Call aad See Oar Line of $1.93 Hat.

Schaub at rrxT. 42 S. Illinois st. i oil Dr. OTtear, Veteriaay Sarsrewa.

Office UO W. Market. (old and new) Kl Gust Roeberg, Tailor. 17 N. Pennsylvania at.

I Have Tsar Feather Reaevated at the ''old aad tried" 'J. Hirschmaa No. 1U 'St. Nw Jrsey at. Established 1ST7.

Feed your orse Janes' dustlees eeUa. Dr. Reavert. Veterlwarr Sarsreea, removed ta Meridian atabiaa. Tel.

1X2. 'Best Values leading suit and coat manufac One third Less fine txUcjr made Salts of new heavy chevoits in Oxford blue, gray and brown it iackets, all silk serge lined skirts cot iw wvajr tati, fiiiniim. Ladies new Softs of heary golf mteriat new fancy self plaid linings, all ftnhhrd seams, tight fitting iackets, color, Ox ford bloc and brown, (pedal to mor i.elSO I A Great Line of For Novelties Ladies American seal Collarette, 10 tnch deep, tinder collar and five pointed yoke of trimmer, storm collar, waloc, to morrow. Ladies martenropossam collarettei. 11 inches deep, high storm collar, satin lined fuQ sweep, of best quality for, $18.50 I aloe, 4 ijliSO Bargains In the Basement Comfort Calicoes, splendid patterns J34 8c Flannelettes for Trappers, big line of 12icyard wide Percalesjafl styles 7c extra wide Brown Canton Flannel .1.

.5 IOs CHrting Flannels, new patterns. Jyi 1 Tan Cotton Blankets, the U9 kind, special 'JM 75c grade 10 4 Gray Cotton Blankets extra .7.. 9 12 4 Gray and Thite Cotton Blan kets, a regular $20 value. P. WASSON CO.

BIG FOUR ROITR. noBneaeekers Exearalea to polnta In tbelWeet. Northwest 8outhwest South and iioutheeat November 7 and Call at offices for full information. If Toa Have Forg ottea It do It now. Eat HlU's rye bread.

Get fleaby. Color PhotOR raphy rot yet discovered, but the tinted photos' by Mr. Harry H. Coburn on matt paper, are very artwiic: we will make nq charse for one to customers for a. few days.

I not wait too ions for your holiday pfaotoe. Hlsh claee pbo toerwphy at mderate prices. PuraeU Kealdeac Studio. 1717 College ave. Kuaerar Carrlaarea S32.

Beat service. Frank Bird Traaatar Company. Blank books of every description In etock or made to order. Baker Thornton. Go to a Diamond Dealer for diamonds.

J.r C. Stpe. Importer Dlamonda' room 4. 1S N. Meridian at Color rhotoarraphy not yet discovered; but the tinted photos by Mr.

Harry H. Coburn on matt paper, are very artistic. We will make no charge for one to customers foC ai few days. Do not wait too long for your holiday photoa. Hlgh claes pho tography at moderate prioaa.

PuraeU Rcaldenoe Studio. 1717 College ave. Kataral Gai Coaaamers Furnace burnera for coal; cook store and grate burner. Fourteen thousand la us U7 Manaon 'phone 1 on 1S74. Teeth Filled Wlthoat PaJa by the Hale method, which la guarantee to i be perfectly harmless and efficient in every Instance, a C.

EVERTS, ii. Dentist; N. Pennryivania at The Whole Family Recovered. They are now eaUng Quaker bread. It's a health maker, i Be sure and use Mr.

Wlhalow Bathing Syrup for children while teething. tSc bottle. Exposition Royal quality silks and satins. a Orient Passion Play leaving Greece, Nile, or Fashion's world ransacked 'I for novel tfe Rough effects, Friezes, Chinchillas and VjjGunds seys in oiacK, Drown; YniiriRTIESrrQ Suits tand Overcoats UUlii as their exactly the same. i Tho best that WE can mako Tho other WeVe not egotists riotstuck on ourseives.

you with what you 30 and If you hare not seen our. superb showing of Carpe tings and Rues, tt will pay you, to do so at once. Our, prices are the lowest consistsnt with quality. ttoyml VMfonm, Lmwtl Axmlnmtf, Hartford Axmkimtm, Ynitt Vmlvmtm, Lomrmll Body Britmlm All Wl Ingrmlnm. I Beautiful I JJrt Squares All slses and colors medallion centers.

(2 1 Before buying elsewhere, come li and see what; we have to offer; ypu will hot regret it. I Martens Col, 1S 22 12. meridian SfT wast ad the: ixdiaxafolis XEWS oVl.Y OSK CE3ST A WOBfJ. Carpets Hug (R Seventeenth Season A peclalselect partj New Yotk Jan. 27, 1900, for ltelj, Turkey, IIolj! Land, Egypt the with extension through Europe.

class throughout. For details call address, MRS. M. A. CROSLEY, I 308 E.

15th Street, Indianapolis, superlatively Deauxirui snapes, iduuuih swell EnglUh Squares, Tecks, AscoU and wide end Four In Hand such scarfs as you'd readily guess worth a dollar Have you seen the new shapes Collars at Sole Agents ROYAL PLUSH comfortable and luxurious Money Back If You Want It L. Strauss 5 and 7 W. i In exquisite designs, made In 1 t.A 50c In our own brand Linen UNDERWEAR, $150 Money Back i If You I Want It I vyasmngton m. al The Globe Srv.1 sea Surprise Special Ho. 189 Unlaundcred Shirts Cut full, perfect fit as for rnalclng there's pone better 1 Don't Wait to buy your winter clothing until the weather aays "must, Cpme tfow fask questions examine them onif you wish buy dr not, as you choose.

There's no "3teep off the grass" policy here. Ourcoats $5 to $18 The popular kersey in blue jand black raw or stitched edges, serge or worsted lining. Also fancy back' coverts skeleton lined light and dark oxford mixtures land herringbone cheviots. A Uo QfflfflQlWS Xot that a man A man ouht to look is Here to neip you UHDESiUEAR 350,1000, 758, v' 1 sf. a carmen and as much better as you want pleased.

Wool, wool and cotton wool arii sil odwooI' ribbed or plain, wool or silk fleeced lined trarments. I We stand on our reputation for priccs Lowcsi fc like qualities SlilTS TIIAT ARE RIGHT I Fit right made right wefr right or money back, $5.00 up to $25.00 JL SUITS UZ GLOVES, All Styles 25c up. 1 sBBBBBBaaBBBBBaBm 8B0H 1 1 os0O6u uuoiryuiiiioii'o lid has to be a dude oh. no! the part whatever the part hut witn. all tnat new in fashions world.

ik, Ui H'' Wliiit ouve anxi oiue snaaes. ft i ill I' cc EST HOUSES can mako want and if it's on earth, WATCH OUR Wl Sa BBW Bk IBS injthe fathers I 1 i i i frftFu nn (ts wzs TO 40 I10RTI1 PEI1IISYLVAI1IA ST. I 'V VJoirtil i i bhort, braided GlotU Cares to OS.S" ShorVfur trimrriod poaf fi J. Of to Short; Fancy Capos jj OlO to oj jo Lone Carriasre.CaDel iivlLi G20 to fTiTR Long Dress Capes.Wj.fi..'.tl.. j.

.,..0 20 to i I Plush and Volvet for medium afce ladies. Wo invite eYerybody to Our Children's Garments arp the talk of Indiana. mnnnnp U.UUUW I I ii." I i. For the next jsreolc hav placed oa salanojwj line pi Men's SuitiVioPVcots that wd. vver jojr tunaio enough to ctj hold of at a krery great jaacrifice fpr which we paid spt8ii.l!The' consist of all the new: nnrl desirable mtterns ln i sacks or frock and pur overcoats almost, ariy shadel of! covert that vou can desire, besides vicunas and rough cheviots, at mm 00 is HI 1 Boys GMMfguh We have shown? the: ted suits i with the very vest ihat has been! this city ihis season, and we still have a very select line joi tnem.

A to our line of children's, jihey must be seen to be appreciated. If yon will only take the i j. 111 11 prices, We WIU etl jr UU ttu 1 10 West ji LITTLE TALK BIG II A' ii I I 8 1. fflass. Avsv THE INDIANAPOLIS NElllS Is.

and has been for many years, the Indiana Board of Trade fof btiyerg and sellers. Both know that idach. look for the other's announcements In the advertising! columns or I. yews. i v.

A i i 4 i Washington Street 'A simnlr isjand the $1.00, $1.25 EacW individual tnstfi formatting balbriffgan and we found them; rthe Lever popular Ker nn i. oie nn same popular shades I and brothers wiar if best that AVere hero to serve we'll io it. Ml nn UUaJ i (, ii Qlt Capes, for old ladies; ladies; for, young: come and look i i iv. meltons, kerseys, beavers, i nobbiest line of! stripe wors. fashionable double breasted ti mo to look At our good and; A I 1 i 1 A A 4 I Bavw i (SOIJ3Q ii: aVJ 1 I This is the time to.

think about theml Do not depend upon gas this winter if you doj you will be coll 6ur jtine of "Jewel" Stoves and Ranges is complete and the bricea are 16w. Sold for cash or payments, LIHv Stalnaker STOVES II. w. a St. n.

L'.