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i it i j. 1 I ir il' i i 't lii'l' I i 'nr En I'm'; Second Floor, Occidental Building, Corner Illinois and Washington Sis. Now Showing Smart Tailor Mades for Spring presenting those certain characteristics of refined taste so unmistakably associated with Langen models. 'STYLISH 'SKIRTS not only anticipatory of spring, but charmingly designed (or the southland. Vinter Suits reduced to $19.50, $24.75, $34.75 Former prices up to $55.00.

All fur at an arerafe Raring of SO per cent. luiuxir Cans. isc AbsoVbewt Cotton, lb. rolls. Vv.Lic'1 rorous v.

pn.ori l.Vc tic lICa MnV Tab; Carter7. ltt Ui v.r "rale. $0o Lieterina 11 OA i.tsterino 0c Uvor i i 1 vorls tTCOthymolIn joc Muteroio I. in 11 colore. 1 1 1 III I I .24 1 Ms cothymohM Katurs a Remedy Tabs le 200 Qn.nina 2 1 HZ tlioutd 0 for Less S5 toe Mer.thotatutn.

All lor B'J ii Th.rkMrt Tablets '1. Haatc'a rilla for Constipaiion. 50c Outicuia Ointment 10c Rubtfoam irs knlvnm Tooth 30c Moa'a Tooth Paata or 6O0 Febeco Tooth aeo Peterman'a New Dlecovery. 25c Peterman's Roach $0c Forhan'a Pyorrhea Paste JI OO Nujol vv SOo' Stanollnd. for fl.00 11.00 White Mineral Oil Albowne liquia 1.

00 Pinkham's vir. 1.10 s. S. Blood Remedy T4o I 2S Pierce's Fa v. Prescript Ion.

1 2a Pierco'a Golden Mod. 1 00 Peruna .4 Com. Syr. Hypo. J1.00 yetn a sag the (Danderlne Sac lan Jerino 28c Bromo Seltter .23 S0c Bromo Keltsar Celery Yesco ta hOc cViery fl.00 Oardul for ,84 6c Ploan'a Liniment hOc Cxldwell'a Syrup 0i3 Omeaa Oil o.

1 rtii it. iTWO ARE SENTENCED TO SERVE 45 DAYS IN JAIL rTHREE CONVICTIONS IN Records' TIGER" CASES. Three men were con rioted of perat inff "lnA tigers, in city court Tuesday afternoon. On of the jnen escaped with a fine cf costs. buk rf the other two fried tl aed eets and sentenced to serve forty darn io Jatt.

The case of fetirtli man was taken under advisement readies; the dlrpositlon ef an appeal of a former conviction, which is bow pending in criminal court. Georjre 9. Treeter. 33 North Illinois street waa fined and costs and sentenced to serve fortr nr. days In jaJL II aiao waa IS nod tlO and coat for carrying" concealed weapopa.

Treeter waa'arrewted a second time" laat'week when a larire quantity of Itauor. said to belong" to him. waa found in. a iraraae owned by his brother in law. rbert Hackney.

This cas will bo beard in ettv court In a few days. James Finley. C4 MMkfl a treat, waa th other man to reeeive a Xerty flve day Jl sentence In addition to a fine rt vu, anii rMti. Me was arreated after the police bad found 132 fcalf pinta of wMsitr rit noma. James B.

Klnr. tS Beauty avenue. waa nned 95 for unlawful possession The police bI4 they found twelve quarts of 1 Wjor in bottles four quarts In a frtiit Jar and a fmeen raiJon of cider rntinui( raisins ana 7i. which said to make an intoxicatinc beveraje. Tha caa of Ilia Shoaovich.

lit South West afreet, waa taken under adriee menc fchosovtch waa convicted in cur court a short time tro on a previous arrest and waa fined IM and costs and sentenced to servo thirty days In Jail. Ha appealed the case to criminal court and tha appeal is now ponding uIl is a Mark of Distinction to Own the EDISON The discriminating purchaser, after investigating the various phonographs and talking machines on the market; usuaHy decides on the NEW EDISON because this product qf Mr. Edison's genius is the only; instrument that ACTUALLY re creates music. Come in and hear 'The Phonograph With a Soul" and let us explain tne liaison Plan which makes it Dossible for even the family, of modest means to own, the NEW EDISON. I I I i "Indiana Greatest Phonograph Store 122 N.

Pennsylvania St. i Opposite Keith's nm rnnn mm La llLiL aL iCj vi aaiu uuuu.uv: A SAMPLE OF DIFFERENCE IN REGULAR AND HAAG'S PRICES. 3 Alschsl. fcr Isflrscza. TyphslJ Fersr, 65s Subject to Change Without NoUca.

th 111 Heat PuritT and Beat OnaTItw. iTcrj linn jr i caw. uu nav Direct from the Manufacturer and bell to tho. Consumer at Wholesale Prieea, AtriH" Taba.13. lie B.U AM A narlrin Oil 100.55s a Jc Electric noach Tablets 2fco S6e sr' Vl'i Bhos qulbb a Talenm 11.

Babcock'a Talcum ZTZ Dtuiifiii noun. A 60c Java Rico Powder. V.7? 1 f0c Lovy'o La Blache 80c Melballno "Powder 7. 2 UtLb i tic ao Freeman's Powder liaa i's Pilb for Indigestion, Sick Headache, Biliousness and Constipation, 25c, Haas Insect Powder Kills UedDufs, leas, uoacnes, 1.3 iiu ia. 53 South Illinois Street.

Corner Maryland if rrVSsTF.VA MA si. illl uw AVE. 15S N. ILLINOIS STREET. LVDIAAATOLIS.

IXft THE IXDIAXAFOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1910 'BLIND ONE IRJDER ADVlSEtfEHT 4o ass Se Is Vi A I.HI ow. 1.7 Aiurea or La Trsflo Vr $1.25 DJer Klss Vegetal. ...5 lt t6c Pier Hiss Powder Vii 4 0o Djer.Kiss Talcum 11.23 Pinauda Lilac Vtrfi "'iJ! IPC Woidburi Facial Soap.r" iaT 50 Palmoltvo Soap, tei Ma Phys.

Soap. I the Packard Tar Soap a5o ne Cutlcura Soap TZ JOc Italian Casttla 0o MUk Maim aaet 3 11.00 Beef. "Vln and MelUn'a Food too Bicycle Cards 60c llorllck'a Malted $1.00 Horlick's Malted Malted gle 101 W. WASniNCTON ST. 55 'VIRGINIA AVE.

gihl is made the behef1ciary Will Written en Battlefield in France by Captain V. H. Nyaewander, of Jones vt He. Miaa Jayno Pleiford Lamb, X7 Eaet North street, who is des'snatetS as a "dear and over faithful littlo friend." ia the beneficiarr named la a codicil of the will of Captain Victor II. Kyeo wander, of JonesvIIla.

who waa killed in action In Franco. In Octobor. The will waa filed at Columbus. Tses dav afternoon. Lamb said today that she met Captain Kysowander about a year and a half aero before bo went to a Texas army camp.

She ia the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Lamb. Tho probating; of tho will was held up for a time bocanse tho witnoaaea to tho testator's slrnature.

soldiers In France, were cot available, but the document was probated at Columbus, yesterday without depositloca from them. They are supposed to oo in France, if they have not boon killed in battle. Tho will was written last Aurvit, on a battlefield In France, by Captain Nyaewander. who was a lawyer, but the codicil ia dated October 2. 1911.

Tho provisions of the codicil had been carried out by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Nysewander before the will was offered for probate.

The codlfll followa: Witness this 21th day of October. 1919. this codicil to my last will and testament. "I feereby rive and bequeath to my dear and ever faithful little friend. Jayne Plckford Lamb, reaidina; 907 Kaet North etreet.

Indianapolis. all monies, money (including any government pay check for my salary) which may be on ray person or in my possession, at my death. Also any undrawn aalary up to time of my death. I hereby give and bequeath to her I the government owing me at the present for August, September and October): ineursnce premiums to be deducted therefrom. "Witness my hand and sest: V.

Mj NTSKWANDER. Capt. Co K. 959th Inf. JNO.

IX ALU UP. Co. Cleric, Co. K. 359th Inf.

V. L. DAVID. 2d 29th Inf." COFFIN DRAPED WITH FLAG Mr. Miriam A.

Weaver Last Re quett It Fulfilled. Mrs. Miriam A. "Weaver's last reouest that her cof9n be draped with an American flag before being lowered Into her rravof waa fulfilled today when funeral services were held. Mrs.

Weaver, who died Mondsy. lived at 19S Broadway avenue and bad been a resident of Indianapolis for the last twentr flve years. Her hue band and three brothers served in the civil war and it was for this reason that she asked that the Stare and Strlpea be draped over her coffin when she died. She had been 11! for several months. Mrs.

Weaver was the daughter of Gorgm W. and Frances early settlers of Hendricks "county, where. In 1SS1. Mr. Mills pUtted the town of lav ton.

Mrs. Weaver was married In 186S at Fltteboro. Ind. She became a member of the Disciples church almost sixty years tro and wss a member of the Third Christian church of Indianapolis. She Is survived by her husband.

Amos W. Weaver, ant five children. BRITISH DEMOBILIZATION. Man Turned Out of Army Faster Than Jeba Are Obtained. LONDON'.

February than a quarter of a million 1 men were demobilised In the week ended January 20 and the total to date has exceeded a million men. The demobilization ia continuing In the most satisfactory msnner, but the opinion prevails here that the one unfortunate reature of the aituatlon is that the men are ot being absorbed in civil occupation, in proportion to the rate, of demobilization. That the industries of the country are unable to provide all these men with jobs is said to be almost entirely due to the fact that industry is suffering from a shortage of coaL This shortage is one of the most serious questions facing the country. Ten Coal Companiea Merge. WHEELING.

W. February A merger of ten coal, companies to be known as thev Reliance Coal Company of Ohio, is announced here. Julius Fleishman, millionaire yeast manufac turer and rormer mayor of Cincinnati, will be president, and J. T. Hatfield, of CovtasTton, vice president, it is said the authorized capital is divided into $3,000,000 preferred and S4.00O.00O common stock: not ail of which will be issued now.

Ths concerns included In the amalgamation are: Lincoln Coal Company. Hasard Junior Coal Company, and Reliance Coal and Coke Company, ail of Vest Virginia: Reliance Coal and Coke Company, of Cincinnati; Licking Vailey Cotl Company, of West Virginia: Workers Coal Company. E. J. Hickey Transportation Company's boats and barges; Hatfield Coal Company.

Covington, and Plymouth Coal and Mining Company, of West Virginia, INDIANA DEATHS PETERSBURG, February 5. William, Elliott, age seventy four, woo lived with his son. WiJHam Klliott, near Augusta, waa found dead in a shed at tha Elliott home. Tuesday afternoon. Joe KJnman, coroner, reported that deith was due to heart disease.

ANDERSON. February 5. Mrs. Er mlnie O. Whiarer, age seventy one.

ia dead at her heme here. Four children Mrs. Myrtle Hudson, age thirty five, ia Two children body ef Mrs. Rarah Bell, who died in a hospital at Indianapolis. waa brought here to the home of Mrs.

Stuart Brown, her daughter. GREENFIELD. February 9. Martin CUft. age twenty four, is dead of iafluens at bis home here.

lie Is rurvtred by a widow. Roy Hasler. age forty Bve. died of pneumonia yesterday at her home in Brown township. A husband and two children earv've.

HUNTINGTON. February Jaeoba. age fifty. two, died at hie home here Tuesdar. He had been ill since last October.

Three brothers and three sisters surrire. ROOHESTBK. Fabroary a Mrs. Howard Cook, age thirty two. died of pneumonia Tuesday at bar home here.

Besides a husband, na leaves a daughter, Pauline, and a son, Robert. FRANKLIN, Fabroary i. JrtVs. Elsie Rridree. sge thirty two.

wife of Edward Bridges, la dead of influensa at her horn, south of Franklin. Fhe wss a dsnshtar of H. P. Mullikln. of Franklin.

Besides her parents, four brothers and three sisters stir Vive Mrs. Clara White. sixty six. died at her home In Ediaburg. Her husband and two children NOBLFRVrLLE.1 February Mrs.

Clauds McCarty. 1 age twenty one. diedm of pneumonia yeeterday. She is survived by bar husband and ia small child. She waa a dassbter ef W.

AJ Leeman. a wealthy (arm er, who Uvea northeast of NoblesviUe. ELFOOO, February The body ef Mrs. George Moschel. who died at her home in Granite Qty, was brought r.re Tuesday evening ta tha home ef her sister.

Mrs. John Parish. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon. 1RUSHVIIJ.K. February S.

Joseph Rich, age slaty eight, died ef heart disease at his hems northeast ef here, Moaday night. He is survived by a wldev and two children. Hulett, ege twenty two. died ef tuberculosis yesterday. The body waa taken to Irvtngton; Ky for burial.

ALEXANDRIA. February Host, age seventy one. is dead at his im here following jehort Illness fmm rre mertia PHEtBTTI February Jesse Adams, age erty three. died of Influensa reaterdav at his home In this city. He was a commercial traveler.

Mr. Adams is survived by a widow, one son, two brothers' and two sisters. BVAXSrVTLLE. February Francis M. Johnson, age fifty eight, a real estate dealer, fell dead ef heart disease la the tw4 Mf rvtd Tlkwa here, where he had gone to attend lodge.

Ha became ill While taimrg to xnenqs sni am wrar. medicat aid could arrive. Burrtving are a widow, one son and two daughters. DISCATCR. Ind February 9.

William H. Marts, age seventy ala. Is deed of heart disease at the home ef Austin Marts, his eon. st Dunkirk. Fucsrsl serries be Turlajr at the Pieamnt Miils Mtbodit pserpal church A son.

Franic Marts, of this civ, and a daughter, lira. Satcaal Dor bsuu CS X. II anJ two other children eorrrr Mrs. Christian aae eixfecy one. Is eead at her horn.

oar Beraa. WARSAW. February 5 Mr. Jefcn R. Hesat.

ty on. a piaaear reeident of Koeritiska rousrr. is dead as a reatjit of a 1 received a week tr Xlcboiaa Lelfer, tft aereoty aeTan. for mora than half a tee tary a rea3aot of Keaciaso cecnty. la at tba home ef fcta Aaartater to Warsaw.

Ha teares a wiJow and tfcrva ctlidren. PRIXCETOX. Febraary Reowick Woodat aga etJthty rwo. reiaraa ef Om pasy'A. Indiana reclnseet ia ctvtl war.

is ead at his horse here aTtar a brief 5oTTiTing are ese caagfctev. Jklra. Tnomaa Fianey. of tha city, and two aooa. rd Weods.

Princaion. and Wllilanii Woo3e. rf T.l acd mm aiater. Mrs. A.

E. of thin who Is the iaet ef a Gibson covmtr pioneer fatoUy of tievtg sscf a I'd daaf ktar. ARE; voir a a at The fundamental, thing JT in escaping "disease is a good bodjly resistance, Chiropractic adjuatmenta 1 I will give you this bodily "1 i resistsnce. for keeps the spine proper alignment, Fresh rood food and hygienic measures are necessary to keep the human machine; going, but if your organs do not have the proper nerve aupply your body will net "have the resisting; power. Let ge ever year estae mm sheer yea where the easiee ef year tree, ate ta.

rkarge for ea ealtatlen. John J. Qibler, D. C. Mabel F.

Bibler. D. C. CHIROPRACTORS Gradeaesef Palaser Rckeel. 906 State Life Cldg.

yttoaesOfSce M. aOM. N. gars. Men's solid gunmetal button shoes Boys solid gunmetal button shoes .82.79 Rapp Shoe Store 10 Big "teres la Indiana.

Oaad It N.Ala basse. SO Wash. Stmdird Patterns 15c 20c 25c I 7 NEW UNBLEACHED MUS I 39 inches for general A wide, good quality family use special wide, good quality ial. VHt WMTJt naphtha scu ProderaGarj. APRON GINGHAM, assorted staple and fancy checks; 1 special XO P.

G. NAPTHA 9 SOAP, 4 bars for sa GRANDiNIA'S WHITE LAUN OKa DRY SOAP, 5 for OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, (Yn 4 for .01 IVORY SOAP, 5 bars No Phone, O. D. or Blall Order. Glove Specials ODDS AND ENDS AXD 2e CHI LDRKS "9 1Ap 9CV1T 6LOTISI.

small XV 5e CHllDnEJPS FLEECKD OQf CLOTRS. in colors, imall sites Se CnH.DBB JERSEY GACHTLET GLOVES. small slxee. sac CHILDRKVI KTO GtAXES. fleece lined, smaU sizes CHILDHETI KIO MIT AQp rE1.

fleece aw SSe WOMET5 SHORT SII.K OQ ci nres. black and white. Se WOMEJfS FLEECED Qf? nm vv. black and SS TVOTWEX I.ISLB Qr GLOVES, black, and Utlw 5e WOMET9 FT.EECKD AQf GLOVES, black and Georgette and Chiffon Plaiting GEORGETTE PLAITING, white, red, liberty blue and 93 CIIIEFON 4Q red and liberty blue idt mi trimmed special. I 'mm Lii v.

i. A 'l' i j( rr tt i black, taupe, brow OPn a nA wirtlfl. snecial. UliU iJ M. S1.50 98c ENVELOPE CHEMISE, embroidery or lace 'TQ trimmed eVW $13 ENVELOPE CHEMISE, embroidery or Qftfe lace trimmed eJeJ.O $10 and $1.63 ENVELOPE CHEMISE, lace or em broidery trimmed 81.19 in 11 rn I I tv Men's Suits and verco ats nrvAAiAl i 306 312 E.

Washington SU Just East of Courthouse. in advance spring showing the newest developments in belts, pockets and trimmings silks, poplins, novelty silks, wool poplins, serges, Panamas, in stripes, plaids and solid colors; rery special values at cSSoSS Go ALL ALTERATIONS FREE oSO PERCALE, 36 inches wide, standard quality, light and dark colors OP special CRASH, 16 inches wide, un bleached, all linen; special. After Inventory Speciali is 25c VEILING, in green, red and brown, a yard 50c CIRCULAR VEILS, in I iPk Ao'i vr a a Starts Thursday Morning and Continues for 9 Days 62 Suits 32 Overcoats $35 SuUs, now. 553 Overcoats, how. .33 $40 Suits, now.

$60 Overcoats, now. $43 Suits, now $27 65 Overconts, now 3D $50 Suits, now. $75 Overcoats, now. $55 Suits, now. $100 Overcoats $60 Suits, now.

$110 Overcoats; AH Sale Merchandise for Cash Only; The J. Guy' Go. 15 iNorth Pennsylvania Street Pension CliecIisCaGlieil Free' Stationery Special 1 ATIONERY 25c fN itingr paper, 100 sheets I (I I a box; special, a JvL 'i (initio Stir.rdQ Envelops Special ENVELOPES 10c cn i velopes, 3ix5i inches, I 25 envelopes in packarrc. New Silk Bloncca Beautiful Georgette EIou col larlcss models, also roun or square neck, with small or medium size collars, r.w hlv( effects, dainty tucks, beaded and embroidery designs constitute trimminps. As to colors, league blue, sunset, bcie, tea rose, turquoise gray, henna and navy, including fle'h white.

Prices $4.95 CG.95 to $10,95 NEW SPRING HATS are arriving daily; jaunty styles of and all the new brni.ls; also Georgette and malino combined with all. colors and black. Prices S4.98, S5.S8, S3.S3 to S12.C0 fJTfTnTTl 10c HANDKERCHIEFS for women and children, embroidered in white or colors, hemstitched or rolled edges, 'special 5c INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOL TABLETS (limit 5), none to dcr.lcrr, special Thursday, each f. i No Phone, C. O.

D. or Mail Orders. After Inventory. Sale Muolin Unc 98e SHORT MUSLIN SKIRTS, embroidery or lace tnmroed, special L2S SHORT MUSLIN SKIRTS, embroidery QCtp trimmed, special a $1.23 and $10 51 I SKIRTS, embroidery or lace trimmed, Q'lP $1.98 WniTE SATEEN SKIRTS, hemtiched or S1.50 $1 and f.2.50 US LI SKIRTS, embroidery or lace 75c MUSLIN DRAWERS, embroidery trimmed, KCIfs special OVk 93c MUSLIN DRAWERS, embroidery trimmed, f7Qr special i $15 BLOOMERS, white or pink sateen, also pink QPCp crepe, special 98c MUSLIN SLIPOVER GOWNS, embroidery or lace trimmed, Vf special $1.23 PINK BATISTE GOWNS, slipover style, lace trimmed, special. eJJU $1.75 NECK GOWNS, embroidery trimmed, OQ special OliOi 3.c MUSLIN CORSET COVERS, lace or embroidery trimmed, Ot)r special )K, 73c MUSLIN CORSET COVERS, lace or embroidery trimmed, special.

.0 J. I fr r1 GOWNS fVl.7: skirts. CiiK'iisc, 1.::: covers DRAWERS. Will Find Olt Very Ccr.v::.!:r.tJ:::t fr to to to to.