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1-4. i "I 8 lim THE SOUTH BEND DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SO; 1901; ill VAt the Popular Store ELLSWORTH'S. ELLSWORTH'S. i CARPET SEE HERE1 SNAPPY FALL SIDLES.

5 I 5 1 Pur Opening IIS FULL! OF THE SNARl.THAT THE LATEST STYLES ELLWORTH'S MILLINERY CAN IMPART AND YOUR SUCH LOW PRICES.1 I mn TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, Oct. 2 and 3. WONDER! IS THAT fVfo CAN 1 4. very pets in the a yara. 1 Readyto-WearHats 1 i 3 Tbe latest styles in a large aefeortmentfy Just the proper thing formal King.

You can get a hat here at any price frou care itb pay. Ready-made hats I 25 48c, 11.49 $1.99. I I It does not cost much, t6 ietr a good I I 1 Big Bargain Cotton Batfc At which time we will have a large Manufacturer's line of Furs on sale in bur Cloak department and will take o-- 1 'i ders for Sealskin, Mink, Otter, Beaver, Marten, Krimmer, Near Seal, Electric Seal and Astrachan Furs in Ladies' Jackets, Capes, Collarettes, Scarfs and Muffs. This opening will give you the best opportunity of the year to buy Furs Oct 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Department.

We offer Rugs very cheap This Fall. Bundhar Wilton Rugs, 27 in. 54 13.50." Bundhar Wilton Rugs, in. 63 5.00. SG All Wiltqn Velvet Rugs, 9 ft 12 ftyT30.00.

I Axmineter Rugs, ft 10 ft 6, $15.00. 3 x. Axminster Rugs, 9 12 ft, 16.50. All Wool Smyrna Rags, 26 in. 54 $1.25.

i 4.1 i 4 I All Wool Smyrna Ruga, 80 in. 60 1.50. l-Mi We offer large lot of Upholstery Goods sample pieces, very much Ntqer price. COSE AND SEE DS. SOUTB BEND, IND.

Closed EYCinin3 Saturday Geo.Wyihan&Co. j. The cleanest, most sightliest i batta you ever used 5c per; roll, lOo per roll, 12 ie per roll. bff er. cotton i a- 8c per roll, pTou can't Cloths, beat the qualities offered at these best all-wool carpets in Brussels! patterns at 60c ia.nd 65c per yard.

I The best carpet we hare been able i to find in any market that will stand the jbar and tear of use and time is the 1 itQQ a yard Wilton Velvet. No -xnjit- ter where you go you can not lfeat the quality this store oHers atrthis ptic, nor canyou find a better line from which to select your carpet. 1 -Aiminstera at $1.00, 1.16, $1.55. i Bavonneries, the very best hjgh pile carpel made in new effect at $1.40 per CURTAINS We can sell you a three yard iiMull Curtain ruffled at $1.00 an Ruffled net ourtains at 2. 00, 2.

SO, 3.00g! 3.50, 4.00. curtains come at iXl prices from the cheapest at COo'ptfjr 4lr to the very best in tno market at per pair. i A Mull curtain' with a fast colled border costs $2.00 per pair; bed Jto matcli same at 4.00 per eet. ji 1 Carpets, Curtains Rugs, linoleums and Oil; I can safely make the assertion that you can buy this class of goods at this store at a lower price than you can buy a Like dependable quality any place in the United States. I HUGS.

The best makes: of tugs in all sizes and grades from the 1,00 kind up to the $30.00 kind. You are sure of the Come and See Vs. Geo. Wyman M-. I-': 1.

i it best If you buy here. I This store handles1 you can aepena uponi idles, on? only good," fricfcliandise jtf you buy hefe irettine ithe worth vof your nionev as well as getting jtne worm 01 your money SOUTH i BEND, INDIANA. cuosm fivnoKaa except battpat. the best goods of the kind that fare, produced. "The rioint is just thisi If vou are a Judge of BOOKS OR STATIONERY you will appreciate our stock at a glance.

If not you can depend upon what we tell you about an article. Do your purchasing -where you have confidence la the dealer. We can fill your wants to the very letter, whether It is for office supplies or a daialy line of tne lastest thing ia paper and envel opes, pur! store contains what you want, and we want to supply it (VllUer's Book Store 124 8. MICHIGAN 8TREET. Some day this town is going to burn up.

Buildings are being erected, apparentlywith that very end In view. Everything in them but the plaster and foundation walls is inflamable. i The fault lies with our city laws, or, rather, with the want of them. Yet the man of Judgment will not build well and carefully because he is obliged by law. It is his interest, when viewed largely compels him.

i' There is a greater first cost to build lire-proof, of course; but the income will be as large a percent, for people will pay for protection from; fire, More to-morrow, Your building planned to satisfy ii ij, ADELSPERCER, ARCHITECT. BnUdlnt. Atoaamenta. rarka. SO MAN BDILDISO.

'PhoeS5 P. S. Now 4s the. time to have your plana made. Yes? There is no Other Sense like good comiaon sense To! this we appeal.

We only ask you to look at our Goods and compare our Prices with others. We do not buy of a score of houses, but we score a point when we sell you AiSuit or Overcoat Made to Order, Posititely made jto order, too, without any doubt whatever. For less money than High Price Ready Made Goods, Men's Suits! Youths Suits! Boys' SuiUl Children's Suits! Vestee Suits! Furnishing" Goods! Working Clothes! Everything In the line. We handle the Celebrated Wil bur Double Wear Collars. Call Sand see us' BILL SHOPERT, lis E.

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SELL MILLINERY AT strong -line of all-wool car best styles and colors at 50c I if a- i LIST Of LKITEBa BamalnlDs1 In the Postoffics at Sooth Band, tad. uaoiaimea at inia ui, i SO, 19UL Ayrea, Mica Farifa Kntkyke, Miaa Mary Ball. Miss Uzyie hleintx, Mrs I Uabstar. Mn Mar Mnlirnr. l.nln i Carroll.

Mrs Ida Marter. Mary I Green, Misa C6ra Abetter. Mn Elisabeth Holland. aU Lmnaa Btow, Mrs Hedrick, Mi Wary Throckmorton, Mui I Hicnerliair. Konhia tlp UriHin -i Jobnie, Carrie Well, Mrs Jobs I icn, Mrs earl Anthony.

TWi Poaacher, Frank Uatr. Jaa vriKiiiucKi, aiom i liner, 1 1 Fettera, Willie Holllnabead, Kdwdl Ken. Gay i- Klerkner, Jar Lockhart. Frank IiOuc, John Jr 1 VtRlt, Willaa Httnaoo, Eari frnyder, Erwln 2) I WaUua, Dr Win.Und, Fred I Krown, Liflvt Bennett, fiennott, Hradbook. lr ISeck.

Ck iidward lis rehaan, Hiram Comfort, CulJahnn, Bobert Cutler, Wm rmdler. Hen DotiOTan, Dick WllM. Willi. nam. MJohigaa Speciaito Co i Thera will be a charge ot 1 cent mi eaahlettat advertited In Uiii liit.

i Ack tor ''AdTertiaei Lettan" and menUoathe umw uiiaiui. i 'Soaoa Q- Mhaek. p. Where: to Buy The Tribune. The Tribune is on tale each after" aooa at The) Tribune business office; the Tribune store.

Oliver opera bouse block; Oliver hotel aewi stand; Indi ana Hallway company's office; Kuss' drug i store, 827 South Michigan street; sponn'i pharmacy. Michigan street land" Broadway; Woods' drug store, Portage Hand i Forest ave nues; Millers' book store. 124 South Michigan street; T. B. Hans, 125 North Michigan street: O.

Rennoe'adHi? store, izjn i wesi wasningion street; O. J. Klaerja drug store, 444 East La cane avenoe; Kunyan drug storo, Vistula avenue and Branson atroct- Kllsel's drug store, Michigan aTeaue and pushing street. Cheab r- i 1 1 i Rate to Hutfaliv i i Ca Tuesdly, Sept, OcL 1, 8, 22 and 29, the Trunk Railway lys temlwlli sell Excursion tickets to Buf falo and return at rate of 13.80. Tick eta gooa returning up to midnight of the Full partlcu lars on application to A.

McNutt To 5Set Aside a Will. Mrs. Frank C. Carson, of this city has filed a "suit in the Laporte circuit court to set' aside the will of her moth er, Mrs. Louise Rogers.

Pro to InvonCctf: Our rviUJa book Instmetlar how to praMl b4 oft to oaaia paieeta, with ether valuable ln- itnuuM. i aiteraey a ieea aala aaeccatfoL SS J. CiTC2 raUattalUiUta. Uvik ImLirA. Store Opea Thuraday and Saturday Evealara.

Liquor Dealers! I tereby Eire notice that will prosecute to tae fullest extent of the law, and regardless ol cost, any liquor i dealer or person who will aire or sell liquor to students, or in any way assist in procuring it for; them, i A- M0RRI3SET, President Kotre Dame UnlTersIty. Call and examine onr large assortment of readr-mae firs, all ur own make We make to order teal skin garments as irell as ill other fori. Special attention etven to repairing and rem odeUog. CREENBLATT, Mfg. Furrier, OHN 113-115 N.

MICUIGAIf 8T. NEWS OF THE CITY il CONDENSED ITEMS OF INTEREST Evenn of Mors or test Importance Chronicltd In Short Paragraph-- MtrcnanU Mako Announet- ment to tha Public LeaU. tho opUcIaa, 123 S. Main St i Dr. Cummins txtracu and fills toth posiUfely without pal a.

jtf Jadcea or tobacco sxroko Globe-Democrat cigars. 192m Dr. L. SJ Lap ierra. deotlst.

IDS Ttt L. over App(at's drug atora. W. W. 8cbnelder, architect beary constructiou, 110 W.

Jefferson Btiieet, The grading tor the Grand TriinJs doubl track has been completed to the city UniltBJ Hara your teeth extracted without Pain. Dr. Axtell. Ill So. Mich.

st. 1 4tf For fiaa custom work call oo 3. J. Kreuzberger. the Auditorium tailor, 211 South Michigan street 6tf It is the universal opinion that Wedding BlosBom, Havana cigars, are itho finest that can bo made.

eodtt Call on Geo. JolinBon for blacking and setting up MktoYes. Good work guaranteed. Telephone No. 556.

iC Mist Elinor Tong'a "New Maaual of Catholic Devotions" ma? be iad the Tribune store. The prices are 2.u ana f2.20 a volume, 28tf Avoid fraudulent imiutlons. 3Use the genuine Ituss Bleaching Blue and preserve your clothes. All gro- cers, cents. 2it6 Just received, a special I conshm- ment of high rrade bicycle tired at factory prices.

3 tires for $1.25 wbllo they last at the Bon Ton, S10 South Aiicnigan sweet. Muessei Breitlng coinpaDv'a lager delivered direct from the brewery, Fresh dally. tf fc.ach Tuesday la October special rates to Buffalo and return will be in force over the Lake Shore Michigan Southern railway. Tickets good i live aays aiter oate ot returning. 25t7 Get your house wired for electric llghU by the South Bend Electric company, 151 Norta Mala stretf All work guaranteed to pass lospoction of national board of Are underwriters.

Copies of the "New Manual of Cath olic Devotions, compiled by Miss Elinor Tong, of this city, have been received by The Tribune store. The Dock, is a dainty volume and la attracting much attention, especially icioag the Catholic people and friends of Miss Tong. It Is beautifully bound in three different styles, the prices telSjS 2.40 and $2.20. 2Stf Ti if SUCCESSOR 1 1 XVm. A Mclnerny.

attorney at law. over 211 West Washington street, tf Business knaa'f favorite. Globe Democrat clgpr. I yiS2m i D. E.

Cummins ground) floor dental palace. tf Ifc'Itush. fire insurance: loans. rents, rooms 13 and 4, Nippold blk. tf vM to eniov your evoninra.

don't! fail to! take: a box. Wtddlng Blossom: cigars home wlthi eodtf 'Have your electric bells installed, by the South Bend Electric company. 131 North Main street, i ladles 'of St, church will give a concert of rare merit ItvJ which sdme of -best local talent will par ticipate pn Monday Oct. 7. Miss Dlnsmore, a graduate of the New England; conservatory at will sin.

III ST. ALUMNAE MEETING. -I A Graduates ot the Academy Wil( Gath-f In October tiThe ajumiiae meeting of St I Mary's academy will be held at St. -Mary's Oct. 22, 23 and 24 and It is expected that maty of the graduates of the famous Institution will attend the meet- ft 1 EXCURSION TO ST.

JOE, MICH. -f the II I. Railway Company Every W' I i I I tTrala will leave South Bend at 11 a. tii Train leave St JoscplixrttirnIng at t20 p. ex.

arrives in South: Bend at 7:43 p. pi 75 cents for th4! round trip. Lake excursions on boats City off Chicago and City of Milwaukee, wun gooa oanos in attendance tf Jf ft A il-- 3.1 Indiana Conservatory I 1 Art fichc of LM title and Art School. i I' Miss Gertrude Morris, of Chicago. wno baa' charge of the departnaont of dramatlq art and physical Culture, will be at the vcohservatory Mondiy Sept 3(5.

Vandi OcL 1, andievery Monday and (Tuesday thereafteri Miss DlnsmorS. graduate of the New Eoglaadi ebsservatDry teacher in the vocal departments jarrlv ed Thursday i and can be seen: dally irom to 6 m. ana Wednesday from Yi fAIra Boyle, teacber of 'pianoin has still a fpw hours disengage(Li; 26t4 A Pocket Cold iKrause'a Cold Cure Is prepared in capsule and will in tho head, clest or any tortlon of the body la 24 Yoa, don't have to work either. lliitou. i Prluo 25c.

332 SOUTH MICHIGAN STREET. THE If you are mixed on the Overcoat or Suit question, come to the best store-Uthe store that has been faithful to your interests forovbr 40 years, whether it sold! you a collar button, a hat pr a suit of clothes. Every department blossoms jwith newness. No man, who, is Interested in dressing jwell at an economical cost should neglect our invitation to inspect the new lines now in. The best dressers In.tiown come here for new ideas' and never go away disappointed.

11' 11 BEST! For any book on earth to to the Tribune store, see! our oreat: line of suits at $10, $15. PHONE CREEN 002. SEE OUR GREAT LINE OF OVERCOATS AT $10, $12 and $15. i I i 1 1 9 ar "--I 1 i.