The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 16

1 1 1 1 1 ii IS Every kousewife "wants to know" and every housewife should know How she can keep house with the least trouble. How she may insure the purity of the food she. prepares. IloWiSlie 'may make her home bright and cheery with little expenditure. Qf foods', pure, appetizing, nutritious andeasy to prepare.

These are V.he things that arc being told and demonstrated here this week. Among prominent utilities anV foods featured are the following, all in the basement: A ptn that codks pot roast without water aluminum. Special this week, $1.00 size. ,59 c. A eoo Wcr that Mem cooks all kinds of food without water a Etranr.ky vessel, for the first time 00 general sale.

Cake pans In 'h)ch can be baked without greasing Van Deusvn; $1.25 outfits, this week, 08c. Jars In which frU't can be canned without the least trouble Economy5 jar. Seal themselves. A duster that dasfs without making dust a cloth treated "chemically." A garment hanger that insures the shape of skirts and trousers 10c? Soap made from pure linseed oil Knoxall. Most efficient In cleaning.

Electric utilities Hot point irons, ovens, toasters, percolators, air heaters, foot warmers, etc. Lights that 1 save gas and achieve remarkable illu rnination Peerless' brand. A dish dryer that does rinsing, drying and storing In a single process the Perfection dryer. See it Food choppers that cut any food the Stelnfeld brand, one knife. Food prepared In minute Minute Gelatine and Minute Tapioca.

A dessert appetizing and nutritious Jell Amer lea's greatest. Fall negligees ready the prettiest ever Wool challis, silk and albatross have been employed In these most "comfy" looking and becoming negligees. Many entirely new styles are shown. JJresstng sacques Pretty little wool sacques, of light and dark colored challis. trimmed in ribbon, embroidery edges and feather stitching, fitted styles.

$4.00 to $7.30 Nightingale style sacques, of albatross, in white, pink and light blue, daintily decorated Silk sacques. In neat patterns, navy, dark red, tan, lavender and mode, peplum style, with sleeves, ribbon trimmed 1 mh Long b'msnss Ixng robes of woo challis and albatross, made with belts or Empire style, tucked, feather stitched and ribbon trimmed, At $7.30 to $23.00 Beacon blanket bath robes, in pretty patterns, light and dark colors, trimmed in ribbon, belted. $1.00 to $6.50 3rd floor, south. COc end COc 11 Lr (3 Tomorrow Only lj 2J Thev are solid sterling silver and Unied sin's as follows: Of sie 4 there are 3 open end. of sle 5 there are 8 open.

5 closed Of else there are 7 closed of size 7 there are 6 open. 23 eloped Of s'e 8 there is 1 open. 1 closed Of 15 there la 1 closed Choice, tomorrow, only tin aNccspcRJcrro. 10 Waaalastoaj St, and youths' CAPE GLOVEG They are drpendable and best for school wear made with jprlx seams and one clasp. Colors, tan end black.

Trice per f( lair llleUU GLOVE COMPANY 42 North Pennsylvania Street I tttt yea 23 per eeat. lAEaHWDS i karat pur white lO.Ofl karat pure white Stones karat pur white Ftones karat pure white Stcnea S40.00 LEO. KRAUSS Tae Av Jeweler ad Optlrlaak 43 X. llllaoia Slrttl. Latest Fell Creations at JOiniD.BItOSIIAII CLOAK AND SUIT 43 AND 45 SOUTH ILLtKOiS ST.

WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD Don't You Think that a specialist in my line of bust nesa, on wlio devotea his whole time and study to perfecting one Ik better able to. serve you the ordinary merchant? Are SpedallrtJ la DIanoids Ve can interest you In CU1LTTT, PX.ICT ASD SELECTIC.1 J.CSIPE, Importer of Diamonds Rmbu 2, 4 V4 X. Mrridlaa St. Egg Noodles, all ready to drop In the pot Kaiser brand, made like the Germans make them. Milk, pure, rich, wholesome Pearl brand.

Big cans for a dime. A cleaner that brightens Re Vi Var, new; the best of its kind. A stain that makes old floors like new Jap a lac. Liquid polishes for all varnished and metal surfaces Bailey's make. Basement.

A 1 ummum sauce pans $1.00 hni mt 59c Three quart size, with lid, cook roast without water, apple butter without stirring, etc. Demonstration daily. The newest conceits liair ornaments While the styles In hair dressing tend somewhat toward the simple styles, elaborate coiffures will be seen this fall and winter. Simple or elaborate, the coiffure will demand ornaments. Here you'll find everything needed for a stylish oolffure.

For those who will wear their hair In puffs or Psyche style (and these styles will still be popular)' are bandeaux, barrettee, bands and combs. For the new simple coiffures are pretty little Grecian bands of gold, pearls, spangles, etc.1 The Orinda band is the newest of these, and Is specially designed for holding the hair in loose colls at the back. sfsciml win Jo iisjtlay' An entire window isr given' over to the display of these new conceits demanded by stylish coiffures. Barrettes Elektra barrette combs, Mary Garden barrettes. Geraldine Farrar bandeaux, Orinda plain and carved bands, at 50c, 75c and up to $5.00.

ounted combs in dozens of different styles, gilt engTaved, jewel studded, pierced and Grecian effects, mostly shell colored, although amber and gray effects are shown $1.23, $1.50 and upward. $0.50, Challis Little Stories of Daily Life Why He Waited and Waited. An attache of the union station force, who wears a uniform during working hours and who la kept busy answering question on big days, tells this story: "On Thursday of atate fair wek. when Hanlon'a 'Superba wu playing at the Tark theater. we had our handa full handling strangers, but by 11 o'clock we had most of them on their way to tha fair ground, and I had backad off.

into a secluded corner for a rest, when I was accosted by a farmer who was evidently greatly worried and not a little tired. 'Can you tell me. he asked, "where to go to get a street car to the fair groundT "I told him. as I had told several hundred that morning, to go outside the north door and wait on the Illinois street sidewalk, and In about a minute car would come along, and, that he could aee by the sign on the car that it would take him to the grounds without change. That's what you told me early" this morning.

he replied, 'but every durned car that's come along has been marked, Superba Park. and I don't want" to to te no blamed park. HARVARD CLUB'S FIELD DAY. Joint Meeting to Be Held at the Courv try Club. The announcements have been Issued for the second annual field day of the Harvard Indiana Club and the Indiana Harvard Club Jointly, to be held at the Indianapolis Country Club next Thursday.

Luncheon will be served at noon at the clubhouse, and the annual dinner of the cluba at In the evening. The field events will consist of ajolf. tennis and soft baseball. In arolf there Will be eighteen holes medal play from scratch, with the championship medal to the winner; Mind handicap, nine holes medal plar. with a suitable prise to the winner.

Matches in both ainrlea and double will be held in tennis, with suit able prises. The announcement states: It Is hopl that enough men will sic ntfy their desire to play baseball to enable Mfttsrs. Uritton and Paxton to fMtnixe opposing nines to settle the still disputed question. 'Who made the home run at FhiladelnhiaT where the national metins; or the associated Harvard clib was held last year. The meetinc la in the charpe of George S.

Olive. scretary of the Indiana Harvard Club; Ihm P. Hawkins. H. McK.

Ijndon. George K. Hume. Howard Held. Arthur Henderson.

Kdward Eitel and J. U. Voigt. JEWISH NEW YEAR 5676. Observance of the Event by Different Churches of the City.

'AC sunset today will begin the Jewish New Tear With the members of the Delaware street temple the celebration will end at sunset tomorrow, but members of the other Jewish churches of the city will give two days to the celebration of this event. Many Jewish business houses of the city will close their stores at nightfall today and will not reopen their places of business until day after tomorrow. The progressive Jews of the Delaware street temple are not as strict THE IXDIAXAPOLIS V.DXnsr.Y, SEPTEMBER 15, 1909. ABE MARTIN. I 6T Sff Holland 1555 well Old Dutcii Cleanser 4 cans for 25c ChaBes dirt, cleans everything.

As much or as little as you want. No phone orders taken. Main floor, front In their observance of the new year as are the orthodox Jews, roost of whom will observe the day by entirely giving up business pursuits. At the temple Kabbl Feuerllcht will apeak this evening on "The. Saving Sense of tomorrow at 8:30 a.

on "Retrospect and Prospect." One week from next Saturday will come one of the great Jewish festival of the year, the day of atonement. DIRECTORS CHANGE NAME TO WILLYS OVERLAND CO. Capital Stock of the Automobile Corporation Has Been Increased from to $1,500,000. At a meetlns; of the directors of the Overland Automobile Company yesterday afternoon the name of the company was chanced to the Willys Overland Company and the capital stock was Increased to tl.500.000. The former capitalisation waa The Increased capitalization was made because of the recent purchase of the former plant of the Pope Toledo Automobile Company at Toledo.

and because of the extensive Improvements that have Just been completed both at the Toledo and Indianapolis planta. Following the meeting it was also announced that the company expected to manufacture twenty thousand automobiles during the aeaaon of 1910, of which about nine thousand would be manufactured in this city, and the remainder In Toledo. Although the Overland was first manufactured in 1903. it was taken over by the present management In 1908. and since that time the company haa grown rapidly.

At the beginning of the 1908 season the plant consisted of a building of about fifty thousand square feet of floor space In West Indianapolis. Since that time the plant of the Marlon Motor Car Company, at Fifteenth street and the Big Four rail road has been taken over and 36,000 square ieet or space haa been leased In the Laycock Industrial building. The company haa Just finished two buildings. SOx368 feet, each two atories high, and one three story jbulldtng. 60x80 ieet.

adjoining trie est Indianapolis plant. When the Toledo plant waa purchased last year It contained 412.000 aouare feet of space, but a new building containing lbo.ouu square ieet oi noor space nas Just peea aaaeo. SACRIFICE RATS ON ALTAR. Women Give Up Precious Hair Adornments During Holiness Meeting. (Special to The Neva PETERSBURG.

September VL At the camp meeting of the Southern In diana Holiness Association, that closed last week at Oakland City. rata, not of the rodent variety, but the kind worn on the female head, were offered as sacrifices upon the altar. The evangelist strongly expressed his dislike for this article of feminine adornment and gave hie hearer to understand that "rats probably would bar the galea of Paradise against their wearers. Many "rats" were Immediately taken from their heads by the women, and to gether with Jewelry they were placed upon trie altar to be sold to promote the Holiness cause. Weavers Accept 5 Per Cent.

Increase. FALL RIVER. September 15. The striking weavers at the iron works cotton mills have accepted a 6 per cent Increase In wages and will return to work tomorrow. The weavers demanded a 19 per cent, advance.

About five thousand employes were thrown out of work by nd polishes as the closing or tne muis. Xafe Bud has realrned his job at tV sawmill 'cause It took up too much o' his time. This has been a wonderful record breakin' year, but ab fer nobuddy has beat th "booze game. CURTISS COMING HOME WITH PILE OF CASH AVIATOR SAILS FOR NEW YORK ON KAISER WILHELM II. r.

WILL RETURN TO EUROPE PARIS, September 15. Glen H. Curtlss. the American aviator, sailed today on the Kaiser Wllhelm II for New York. He returns to New York with $15,000 In 'prise money, won at the Rhelms and Breacia meetings, at each of which places ha took the honor event, the gTand prix.

Curt las decided at the last moment not to take part In either the Berlin or Frankfort aviation meetings. He hopes to return to Europe for a number of flights. It Is probable that Curtiaa will take part In the Hudson Fulton celebration. He said Just before sailing that he had sent an amended contract to the committee having the celebration In charge and that if hla terms were acceptable he would gladly take part. He said the differences between him and the committee were such that they could be easily settled.

CROSSED SEA IN BALLOON. Three Italians Are Arrested When They Land In Austria. ROME, September 15. Commander Bor sallno. of the Italian navy, and Slgnors Uouelll and Kicoli, two of the best known aeronauts In Italy, were arrested In Aus trla today at the completion of one of the most daring balloon flights on record, a nigm irom Venice across the Adriatic sea to Austria.

Details of the arrest have not been received, but It is presumed they are charged with being military spies. The arrest will be thoroughly investigated. The three aeronauts had long contemplated 4 trio acroae the Adriatic and they made the ascent at Venice when the wind was blowing straight to sea. The flight covered more waa one hundred miles, Cup for Louis Bleriot. LONDON, September 16.

In the big ball of the Hotel Cecil tonight Louis Bleriot will receive the Captain Windham cup and be otherwise lionized for his recent feat In flying across the English channel in an aeroplane. The dinner will be given by the British Aeroplane Club, and Sir u. w. rruacott, the lord mayor, will fireside. Notables from every walk of if e.

Including Premier Asqulth. Sir Thomas LJpton, Lieutenant Bhackleton. Lord Northcllffe, Lord Qlentawe, Prince Hararatt Singh of Kaputrthala. Prince Maerra and the French ambassador have signified their Intention of attending. Premier Asqulth will propose the toast of the evening.

"Monsieur Bleriot." extolling hls channel flight and Rhelms achievements. Wright Rides In the Zeppelin. MANNHEIM, Germany, September 15. The airship Zeppelin III landed her 'pas sengers here safely today," after a successful flight from Frankfort. Prince August William congratulated Orvllle Wright warmly on his recent aeroplane flights at Berlin.

Mr. Wright Is to return to Berlin next week for further flights. On board the Zeppelin III aa passengers were orvuie wrignc, rrinoe August William of Prussia and the duke of Saxe Coburg Ootha. CHAUFFEUR ADMITS GUILT. Indianapolis Youth Arrested on Serious Charge by Lafayette Police (Special to The Indianapolis Nrwa LAFAYETTE, Ind September 15.

John A. Rider, an automobile driver of In dianapolis, was arrested "at 4:30 O'clock this morning In this city on a charge of burglary. Rider haa been working In a restaurant as a waiter here. Early this morning he went to the Lafayette Automobile Company's garage In South Fifth street and stole a new motorcycle and a sum of money from the cash register. It la said.

He waa arrested at his boarding house while in the act of boxing the motorcycle ready for shipment to Seattle, Wash. He had a ticket to Seattle In his pocket and $60 In money. Young Rider pleaded guilty at a preliminary hearing in city court this morning to a charge of grand larceny and was bound over to await the action of the grand Jury. Rider la twenty years old snd told the police that waa was formerly employed by Lonis A. Deschler.

a tobacco dealer of Indianapolis. He waa composed after hla arrest and said he could do nothing else but plead guilty. INDIANA DEATHS ANDERSON. September U. Mra Anna Blckham, seventy four yars eld, wife of George W.

Blckham. Is dad. Bhe failed to rally from a surgical operation. CRAWFORD 8 VI LLE. September IS.

lt anclaeve, as sixteen, a student In the wmarkat high school, died yesterday from typhoid (aver. September U. Mr. aed Mrs. Simeon Bowers, of tbls city, are having more than thair share of trouble.

Last alsfat death took from them Catherine, a second daughter that has died within the last week. The girl were twins, but were never MT. VERNON, September U. Andrew Calvert, a son et mt. ana Mra.

J. taivart. died at the home of his parents at 1 o'clock Tuceday morning, age forty two years. Hla death was caused from a complication of dis eases and waa sot unexpected. DECATUR, September 14.

Wllhelm Relchert, a farmer, died late yesterday at the home of Bis son Juliua, after a long illness. SULLIVAN. September IS. Mrs. Mart LMcb died aa a result of pulmonary tubsreu loeia.

She waa burled at Robinson. UL A bus band survives. NEW ALBANY. September la. Mrs.

Suaaa Conner (jut brie, age sixty two years. died yesterday, fene waa a member of a pioneer family. GREENS BURG. September 15. Mra.

Mary Kratt. age stxty nlne yeara. died at her home in this etty, from paralyala. She waa a natiTa or Cork. Ireland, but nad lived bare since 1SSJ.

A husband, two eons, and one daughter aurvl re. ST. PAUL. September li. Word was reoelred hare last nifrht of the death ef George Mueller, at Lafayette, last evening.

of. typhoid fever. It's worth your while to remember that Piper Heidsieck chewing tobacco haa always beer, regarded the criterion of excellence. i Personally selected abroad from the silversmith gifts of unlrneness and beauty may be chosen from this charming collection of Dutch silver. Fall brides will be delighted with it, as gifts of this sort are so out of the ordinary.

Suggestions; Our Shew Window Displays offer splendid sug gestions for the selection of wedding gifts. CMRLES CO, 29 31 West Wash. SL Store Qoses Baily, 6 p. m. A line of Homespun, Broadcloth and Fancy Herringbone Worsteds In all the dark pastel Substantial $27.60 and $29.60 values, tomorrow.

.822.50 BROSNAN'S IN THE CLAYPOOL CROWINQ BETTER EVERY DAY Hand Work We do HAND WORK on MEN'S SHIRT8. When desired, use our BLTTB L.T3T. Our work on ladles" SHIRTWAT8T8 and SKIRTS will please you. The Exceloior Laundry "BE8T IN TOWN" Phones 249 NEW ELEGANT LOCATION iDMAPOLIS PYTHIAN BUILDING, Opp. IZth year opens September 21.

Many law students are changing to this the best 2 year college in the west. Oet announcement tells all. U. Z. Wiley, A.

Dean; John W. Kern, President; Geo. N. Burk.ha.rt, Registrar. Real 56S ODD FELLOU ELUDING tit' tv tii Tnr GEM LAUNDRY A Phones 1C71 CAUSE OF CASTLES' SUICIDE.

Harrlman'a Control of Guaranty Trust a Grievous Blow. NEW YORK. September 15. Mrs. John W.

Castles, wife of the president of the Union Trust Company, who killed himself at the Grand Union hotel on Monday afternoon while suffering, from melancholia, reached here last evening from Little Mooee lake, In the Adirondack, where she had been spending the summer with her son and daughter. It was stated by one or uasuea asso ciates that hla breakdown waa due al most solely to the circumstances or nis retirement from the Guaranty Trust Company. He had succeeded within five years in Increasing the deposits J00 per cent, and then tried to get control of the institution, but ne xaiiea. mis prove a disappointment. When the Mutual Life was competled to part with lte holdings by the new In surance law, wasues piannea xo ouy vnem from Charles A.

Pea. body. Negotiations extended over several months laat autumn, and on several occaaiona the. deal was all but closed. Finally, when Castles thought the'eontract was to be signed.

E. H. Harrlman came Between ana got me stock himself. Shortly afterward Harrlman put hla own men In the directorate, having control. Castles resigned, believing be and Harrlman would claah sooner or later if he did avawaasBaassewaawawawaeBBBjnBBBBaaBasnwawsaa A FRENCH INVENTION.

George Montorguell Expresses Some Views Concerning First Steamboat. PARIS. September IS. George Montor guell, In an elaborate review of Robert Fulton's career In France, published to day, reproduces an official account of Fulton's trials on the Seine January 26, 1803. and Fulton's own words, saying that rl InanlraMnna tt hla diacovsprv were the experiments of Marquis Jouf froy, at lyona, in Xta.

una, iuw wniwr aays, goes to prove that "the steamboat by an American, and exploited In Amer ica, and ne says xor wia reaaon franco is sending a member of the institute and a detachment of her fleet to Join In the tribute of gratitude which America Is paying to her illustrious son. who. In many ways, maue ino oiu worm iuuii to the new." Continuing, Montorguell insists mat government would not accept his Nautilus, a prototype of the submarine, with three of which, Fulton told Napoleon, he utmv th. Fnrli.h flet Aiihe nuently Fulton offered the Nautliua to JCngianu, DUl CiHgianu wkiuqu uniiwy the secret, whereupon Fulton went, to America. i raawal Carrtagea.

transferred, two men on all wagon a. INDIAN APO LIB TRANSFER CO. Tel. 440, Abeelute Pare Wlavee. Not artificially flavored and sus ared; guaranteed pure.

At 8CHULLERS WINS HOUSE. 10 111 North Meridian street. Helstlng MacbJaery foe RrwC Material eleratore, single and double dram ngtnaa, PERRI BOCK. IS When bid. Do not fall to see Kruse te Dewenter, 427 E.

Waahlngtoa for first class furnaces. We Aim to Give Both Quality and Price to every purchaser by giving good quality and reasonable prices. We have Just received an Import of LHamonda. We have two good reasons for saving you 10 per cent namely, very low rent and making diamonds a specialty. Tour inspection solicited J.

MULLALLY. DIAMOND IMPORTER AND JEWELER 28 MONUMENT PLACE. GREAT DISPLAY OF FALL MILLINERY and OSTRICH PLUMES At Prices Lewer Thaw Dae where WHITMAN'S 47 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET Cabinet Pieces, Bonbon Boxes Tea Caddies Tea Sets Cream and Sugars Cream Cows Tea Strainers Sua ar Tonga Candlesticks, pair Fish Servers Salad Sets Cold Meat Forks Bottles Picture Frames Tea Caddy Bonbon Spoons Nut Spoons Tart Servers Coffee Teaspoons, doxen Salt Spoons, I.T5 to T.OO to K3.ee to 2.voe to 1X.OO to 2.75 to XSO to jejie to Jl.OO to ft.oo to 7.0O to 8.00 to XTS to JK to e.oo to a 10.00 to 18.00 to i 80.OO TS.OO 12S.0O M.oe l.VOO S.OO aj(e 40.00 9O.0O 2s.oe e.oo 2o.eo STJH s.eo R.oa is.no nd 7JM is.oe 20.00 1J COLLEGEof LAV Poatofflce PHONES 488 Estate: Kew Pbose 93 tvt hough dby SEE MY i and i KARAT DIAKOHDS set In rings. $15.00 to 150.00 each. Biggest bargain In the city.

These are fine white, not brown, diamonds. CARL L. HOST DIAMOND MERCHAJTT N. UUaeis 3t TbCWveel KatdbOaeIUlU MAIJT 603 (ft Truthful a Dental Advice Are you one of the many who are perplexed about where to get reliable dental advice? If you come to us youre advised impartially and honestly aa much through natural Intention aa policy we stand or fall by our efforts to treat you fairly. Remember, your dental troubles are relieved quickly and painlessly by Dra.

Taft, JVeble or Caaa. Beat Teeth $10. Geld milage ft Exlraetioaa 50 eeata. 11 TLVM SUCCESSFUL flACTICI Taft's Dental Parlors 2SY W. Wmtlingiim Sbtet Building Material Laaaber, Saaaea, Deere, Plaalaa; Mill work.

etc. Best aualltv. Low nri Everything except the brick and sto Drannnm KeeneLumberCo. Mala Yard. E.

Wash. St. aad Belt R. R. Phones: New 1751; Old.

Irvington 98C SHOE SALE Shoes for school, business, dress, work or home comfort, all atyles and for all the family nn one price aOC SHOE DOVE'S the place. New the time. Tailored suits and dresses. Why set Leokf K. ol P.

Building rz Direct From Factory Fall Hats J07 E. Wash, street. Krause Bros. Opposite Court House. CUR LOCATION Oaves You Money WAST AUS 1 CEXT A WOIUJ.

2 1 Open for Business Friday at 8 a.ra. REDUCED SCXEE! BOOKS PRICES' LILLYaSTALNAKER 1H Ht Ill WasMnioa SL IP YOU PAV MORE tkaav we ckanre fee repalrlas; roar wateh, YOU PAY TOO MVCU. Mela Sprlac. See Clean la Crystals io All work ruaranteed for 1 year. FLETCHER ILKOE, Jeweler .10 ICerth IlUaoU St.

1 Thursday mmm Lingerie Princess Dresses Coat Suits, Washable Odds and Ends in White Waists Nothing HmUin Lingerie Dresses Choice 8.50 Dress Of CTiy 7.50 $2.25 TWafy im tkt lot Cream Colored and Lace' Coats Choice 20.oo cjjr of any $12.50 Ceat Any White Lingerie Pay Half and NEWS oroiiG 'AD'S The Store That Undersells Bargains In Sweater Coals For Ladles, Misses and Children Sweaters for Women, coat style, made of all wool yarns, double breasted style with two pockets, colors white, oxford, wine and cardinal, regular S5.00 qualities, sale tf0 nt price Sweaters for Women, of all wool yams, coat style, has two pockets, all leading fall shades, regular $4.00 Talues, nn aale price bJ.eeci Sweaters for Misses, with two pockets, coat style, all leading fall shades, regular 4 fl $3 values, sale price. Children's Sweaters, coat or slipoTer styles, in white and colors, regular $1.00 val ties, sale price ateC Sweaters, for Men, extra good weight, with pockets, trimmed styles, regular $1.75 aq qualities, sale aOC Corsets, of batiste, with front and aide supporters, regular ZOc grade, choice Thursday, while the supply lasts. OC To say our fall lines of hand I 'I laiiortu suns are iraaj. tor jou. If you want to kep in line with correct dress keep a line on our dally advertisements.

Here are the worsteds, cheviots, tweeda, eassimeres, in a dozen shades of the new gray all made in ac cord with, our standard. Suits to $10.00 Overcoats 1 $10.00 to $50.00 Raincoats $10.00 At t23 We've Packard Shoes for you, too $3.50. 1.00 and $5.00 SweepSde i 7A Final and thm Sal White Dress Shirts Choice "Irt r7 cf cny j3.5arLirt 0.l White and Colored Coat Suits win a S3 sn of any $12.50 SuU Not mil tiztM, hut some is any tin Waist in the Houst They're Yours re (THURSDAY) THE GLOBE Cuy Cicizl'c Their dressy style and erdur. lnjf service will brins toii t.R' k. for the fai.

rilruL Yau iavi to 1.00 when you buy them sr.rl save buying one pair rt shoes fore thev are worn r'it. to 2.r0 a pslr. CfrA? FAOTCrtY LjdU JZhoo Ltcro 313 332 MUBohitmttm Aw: ti yzluz: aovnnoravcro ixcui'ircLis U.4 U6 last MitMnslos It Sale ol 513 and CIS Cast Waaa'a teat, umr Delaware It, Gloto S3.C0 Anlile Strc A Yeek cf Spcdal CzriLr.j Odd Dining Rccni Pieces D0NT FAIL TO SIX TIIIM Th? Wa Kcttesn Co. SnORTRIDGB PLTILS Buy the t'eafary Their.e Tablet and wave one third the cot. Thousands used at Manual and othrr hlrh schools.

Will be used at r)le this season. PRICE lOc At W. K. Stewart Iliff Stati irery Co bcofleld Pierson Co. and ctherrsi i 1 li.