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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
THE BROWNSTOWN SITE
Will Not Revert to Heirs of the At
tOrney Generals Grandfather.

In the Jackson county seat war, much
stress has been laid by the partisans of
Brownstown upon the legend that the
ground upon which the present county
buildings stand was donated to the county
originally by the grandfather of the attor-
ney general, and would revert to his heirs
in case the county seat were moved. This
story was first sprung" when the attorney
general gave opinion to the Governor
upon his duty in the premises which mill
tated in favor of Seymour. 1t has since
been used right along.
Yesterday the attorney general succeeded
in getting copy of the deed and wrote
to Seymour for an opinion on the subject
He found that the property was regularly
transferred to an agent for the county for a
consideration, and the deed had no clause
that would cause the reversion of the prop
erty to the heirs. Even if it had such a
clause he seriously doubted whether, after
the lapse of eighty years and after the
county had expended money in improving
the land, the courts would recognize any
claim on the part of the heirs, even If they
were disposed to make such claim, and,
so far as he knew. they would not.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
TOO STUPID FOR HER.
Edith Wundrum's Unusual Story In a
Divorce Case.

Edith Wundrums Unusual story In ~
Divorce Case.
Edith Wundrum was granted divorce
from William Wundrum in Room 3, SUI
perior Court yesterday, and her maiden
name restored. Mrs. Wundrum complained
that her husband was very jealous of her
and exceedingly irritable. She told the
court of an instance when he veXed her
exceedingly by his seeming stupidity. She
said they were out riding one afternoon
when she had piece of information she
wanted to impart to her husband. She de-
clared she had to go over it five times be-
fore she could get the man to understand.
Much annoyed she turned to him with the
exclamation: Things have to be explained
to you like q kid" Her husband, she
says, Immediately flew into a passion, and
springing from the buggy, walked home.
When she arrived he was still very angry,
and when she alighted at the gate he hand
led her roughly She says she became dis
gusted with such conduct and went home
to her mother Mrs Wundrum is young
and rather good looking. There was no de-
Tense.
Other divorces were granted in the Su-
Charles Yeykel, and restoration of maiden
name; Basil Alley from Mary Alley; Bertha
Frink from George Frink; Edwin Healey
from Nora Healey; Harriet Powell from o.
H Powell; Drusilla Johnson from Charles
johnson; Lettie Fitzgerald from John F1tz-
gerald; John Morganson from Martina Nor
ganSOn.
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The Eleventh Indiana Reunion.

The reunion of the surviving members of
the Eleventh Regiment Indiana Veteran
Volunteer Infantry will be held at Masonic
Hall, Tuesday. That day is the anniversary
of the battle of Cedar Greek. The assembly
and informal meeting will be at 10s0 in the
morning, with a basket dinner at noon and
a business meeting of the association and
election of officers at o'clock A camp fire
will be held at night
The programme for the camp fire includes
reception speech by the mayor; response
by n. X. Ruckle; address by General Lew
Wallace; historical sketch of the regiment
by Gen. George +. McGinnis The Road to
Shiloh by j. l.. Bieler with an introduce
ton by James r. Ross and remarks by
Gen. Lew Wallace; papers and short
speeches by members and friends of the
regiment. The programme will be enliv-
ened by the Glee Club. composed of Messrs
Butler, Thompson, Woodland, Harrington,
Burgess Brown and others. j. b. Cameron
will sound the old bugle calls in use from
1861 TO 1855, and will also play Marching
through Georgia and other selections.
The attendance at the basket dinner and
business meeting win be limited to men,
beFs of the regiment and their families All
friends of the regiment and citizens gener-
ally are invited to attend the camp fire.
Ladies belonging to the regimental associa-
ton are requested to meet at the hall at
o'clock Tuesday morning TO complete ar
rangementS.
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Selected selected Feathers Csc value, per 48c
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Some New Buildings.

lated a great deal of late building. Among
the new structures are the new frame
dwelling for H. d. Ridgely North Alabama,
just below the Friends Church, which,
when finished, viii add another to the mod
ern artistic dwellings. James w. Lilly,
northeast corner of Bellefontaine and new
TWenty-tirst street, is making extensive al
terations and repairs to two frame dwell
irgs and viii soon follow this with two
large handsome and complete double houses.
The Misses Mcfarland are rebuilding their
home. 624 East Thirteenth street, and add
ing all modern improvements. There are
TO be some changes in the main building at
the stock yards, the bar, dining room and
lunch room being rearranged and consider
ably improved in the disposition of space.
All of the above is under the charge of
Architect c. A. Mallingford.
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10 East Washington street. Un.t. 1851
A BULLET In HER BRAIN.
Mrs. Hardin Workmnn's Sudden Death
An Old Injury.

Mrs. Workman, wife of Hardin Workman,
an employee of the malleable iron works at
Haughville died very suddenly about 1880
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Work.
man and her husband have been living in the
house with DIR. Carter, on West Washington
street, near Ruth street. Several Years ago
Mrs Workman, while suffering from some
brain trouble shot herself in the head. The
bullet was never removed, and is yet in
her brain.
Yesterday at noon she was enjoying her
ordinary health, when she took Dr.. Carriers
vehicle and drove over to HaughVille with
her husbands dinner. She returned and
about 80 O'Clock a woman living in adjoin-
ing rooms heard her groaning as II in great
agony. She expired shortly after the woman
ran TO her. Mrs Workman was twenty-five
years of age. The coroner has ordered an
autopsy held to-day
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Probate Affairs.

In the Probate Court yesterday Theodore
Stein was appointed administrator of the
estate OF August Klanke, giving bond Of
500. He was also appointed administrator
de bonis non of the estate of Katie Klanke.
Bond, 500.
Daniel OBrien was appointed guardian Of
Joseph, Marie, Patricia and Daniel O'Brien,
jr. Bond, 81, 100
John S. Mccullough was appointed guar
dian of Emily NJ Mccullough. Bond, 5000.
William r. Griffith was appointed admin
istrator de bonis non of the estate of
Thomas f. Stout. Bond, $4,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
A Dough-Roller Accident Suit.

Martin Kuppler, former employee of the
Hitz Baking Company, began an action
for damages yesterday against the baking
concern, claiming $1,000 on account of in
juries received while at work with dough-
rolling machine He claims that his hand
was caught between two large rollers and
badly lacerated. He says that 1T was nec-
essary to employ the skin-grafting process,
so badly was his hand injured. ~ piece of
cuticle was removed from his leg, he AYERS,
and placed on his hand. The plaintiff
claims the defective condition of the dough-
roller caused the accident.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17

The damage suit of Frank Mowwe against
Nuerge & Reinlking, contracting carpenters,
which had been on trial for a week in
Room l, Superior Court, came to close
yesterday, when the jury brought in a YER
diet for the plaintiff. Mowwe had for
many years been employed by Nuerge 81
Reinking. While the old Indiana National
Bank building was being torn down after
the fire, Mowwe was assisting in the work,
and was injured while so engaged. He
brought suit and the case was stubbornly
fought for a week. The jury, in reaching
a verdict against the defendants, assessed
the plaintiffs damages at $1,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
Charivari Party Fined.

Last Sunday Miss Beatty. living at Ma
pie Grove. in Perry township. was married
and on the following Monday night a chart
vari party was formed to go to the house
and celebrate. When the visitors began to
fire their guns and beat their pans and
make a trightful din generally, Mr.. Beat
ty the father OF the bride, came to the
door and said that his father, l01 years
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
An old Special Election Petition.

The petition Of property owners of Wash
ington township for a special election,
which has been pending in the Circuit Court
for three or four years, was stricken from
the docket yesterday. The petition, asking
for the election to ascertain the feeling Of
the people on the electric railway question,
was filed before the present Broad Ripple
road was built. The petition first went to
the County Commissioners, who refused to
grant the request. An appeal was taken to
the Circuit Court from the boards decision,
was built
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
FedernI Court Cnsea.

The petition of Joseph Cusick for leave
to sue the Terre Haute & Indianapolis
Railroad Company inside the State of In
diana was denied yesterday by Judge
Woods.
e. p. Huston, trustee, defendant in bill
of complaint of Henry Refs VS.. the Louis
vile, Evansville 81 St. Louis Railroad. en-
tered his appearance yesterday with his
attorney, Clayton Wilson.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17

Until the weather changes. While it lasts,
however, a great deal of sickness will pre-
stimulant of some kind in order to strength
the system, we would advise you to or
der at once some of the wholesome and in
MIGRATING Columbia beer, brewed and bot
tied by the Home Brewing Company. 1t is
pure malt and hop beverage. None better
for family use. Telephone 1885,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
FASHIONABLE SUITS, WAISTS
CAPES, JACKETS AND
SKIRTS

An assemhlage Of the latest, most cor
rect Fall Garments for Women and Chill
dren.
SUITS
OF Habit Cloth. Rhadame lined, Jackets
We'll made and lined, Skirts ex- NA GA
traordinary; price ............,...VT'1
BLOUSE SUITS
Made Of All-Wool materials braid and
button trimmed, man tailored, excellent
value at $3.50; Mondays extra ~ O2
SpeClal ...,............. ...-......s.Y
PLUSH CAPES
~ inches long. full sweep. Rhadame lined,
collar and fronts edged with Thibet
Fur. everybody's price $40; 81 .Q8
ours ........,. .....:.f '.......'..''V
kERSEY JACKETS
Black. blue and green. shield fronts,
handsomely orpamented with Kersey
strips Roman stripe, Silk lined, a perfect
garment, regular. selling price &I0
$3.50; Monday, choice.... ....PAO
SKIRTS
Made OF Black Serge. Figured Brillian-
tine "a and q y Novelty oGyds GheckS9 value
ROMAN STRIPED TAFFETA
SILK WAISTS. "a "a
lined fbrOnQhOtIf. &c OualitV for ARN%s ~
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Milford Smith. living between Plainheld
and Bridgeport. was run down by Panhan-
die engine which was doing some switching
at Court and Missouri streets about o clock
yesterday evening. Smith was driving across
the track, when his wagon was struck. He
escaped unhurt but the wagon was de-
molished and one of the horses was in
jured James Patterson. a trainman was
slightly injured
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17

old. was dying and that he would prose-
cute the merrymalzers for their. disturb
on trial in Justice Clark's court on the
charge of trespass and riot William Truse-
dale was fined s. and costs on the charge
Trusedale, Irwin Hensley William Colston
and George Cornbrook, took a change of
venue to Justice Hammond's court In
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17

A horse owned by F. Cancilla, of No. 100
Virginia avenue, ran away yesterday after
noon and collided with Maurice Draisin, of
No. 1107 Maple street, who was driving near
Delaware and South streets. Drasin was
hurt and was taken to St. Vincent's Hospi-
tai. Later in the evening he was able to
go home. The shaft of the wagon drawn
by the runaway horse pierced the neck of
Draisin's horse. but the animal was not
killed
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For False Imprisonmsnt.

George Kornbroke. by his next friend,
Frederick Kornbroke, has commenced suit
against James NJ Beatty for 5000 dam
ages. The plaintiff says he was arrested
Oct. Is on a warrant sworn out by Beatty.
and was tried in the justice court and ac-
quilted
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
CORSETS AND BUSTLE,
GENUINE r.. 4 G. CORsETs

GENUINE Il. a G. CORSETS
In Black, White and Drab, r......Z5 SC
j. Ii. w. G. G.. AND PRIMA DONNA
81 grades, % to 2S, in Black, White -,
and Drab, while they last..........,.A "
p. d, Corsets in all grades and sizes. /. c.,
r.. 81 G., W. b., DIR. WARMERS, III. H.,
THOMPSON GLOVE FITTING, KABO,
NINE WARREN'S DRESS FORM, AMER
ICAN LADY, THE CRESCO, that never
breaks on the sides or waist, and a large
Misses and Children's.
26c BUSTLES for. .l0c
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WRAPPERS, PETTICOATS and
COTTON WAISTS
Second Floor.
WAISTS

OF Cotton Serge Cloth, Handsome De-
signs, Detached Collars, Turn-back
CUTS, actual selling price CSC; Mon ZEc
days bargain ..........................A ~
SILK PETTIC0ATS
Made of High Grades Changeabe Taffeta
Silks, all Colors and Black extra wide,
elegantly made about rs in all, prices
now are 1898. $3.50 and $1O;GZ 20
choice. Monday. while they last. APA wv
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Regarding Dress Goods

of
are
qusny advancing and as long intend dress
in to be ready for the change the which inevitable
selves but bought February had them landed in this
fore The new tariff went into effect.
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Personal.

The Clifford Remedy Company offers to
financial risk to themselves, If names of
applicants are received before Nov. 1.
CLIFFORD REMEDY COMPANY, Indian
apoliS Ind
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17

A hot weather beverage-A piece Of ice.
some sugar lemon and a bottle of Cook S
Imperial Champagne, extra dry.
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SILK WAISTS. "a
Lined throughout; Sc quality for. APSS.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Third Floor Front.

CORSET COVERS
OF Good Muslin, Embroidery Yoke.
Lace-trimmed Neck, sizes SS to A, 10fs
zoe kind ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AO~
UMBRELLA SKIRTS
Full width, tucked Cambria Flounce, with
wide Embroidery Edge, very cheap a.
at 75c; new location price. 'HS1N
EMPIRE GOWNS
Lonsdale Muslin, Embroidery Yoke, Col
lars and Sleeves trimmed with wide Lace,
selling value CSC Ito introduce this depart
ment in new location, third floor 90
'front.'; Mondays price .OSC
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Feed your horse JANEs's Dustlesa oats.

Insure with German Fire Insurance OF In
diana. General offices, 20 South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR
The Vim. II. Block Co.
Furniture

We have been receiving large quantities of goods
ing the last few weeks and have floors
assortment of fresh handsome designs that
ever shown Special attention called Combination
Bookcases which embrace writing desk space for
books with fancy cabinet tops above the We
these in Oak Birch and Mahogany special prices rang
ing from So 90 up.
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Unbleached, yard-wide, extra -
heavy, round thread, &c quality, for. ~
SHEETING
R Rdseh for reppersli brand. $. 1870
PILLOW CASING
Bleached Pepperell brand, ga wide. sc
CAMBRIA MUSLIN
Yard-wide, 10c kind for..,..............Zc
WRAPPER CLOTH
E tsss ee ssok Sc a nST nq9ssome SIC
FLANNEL, SCARLET
Medicated our SOC kind, for.........3 SC
FLANNEL SKIRTS
Extra heavy, beautiful styles, $3.50 O2c
kind, for ........................... ~
SATEENS
Bear Brand, Fast Black, 121sc kind. g.
1OI .-.'''.........'..s.'. -
COMFORTS
Covered with Silkaline, filled with fluffy
$3.50 kind sale price. .AP As -
BLANKETS
Atwood natural Sanitary Gray,G0 ~
1O~4 size. S350 kind. for. a pair. kQ%S~GO
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MILLINERY
DRAPERY DEP,T-Third Floor

FINE SILK BROCATELLES, DAM
ASKS and PLUSHES. for FURNITURE
COVERING or DRAPERIES, at GREAT
LY REDUCED PRICES.
Silk Brocateles, 80 inches wide, e. zO
$3.50 value, reduced to, yard. PAsA =
Silk Damasks, so inches wide, Empire de-
sign, $3.50 value, reduced to- a &1.3 AZ
Silk Damasks so inches wide triple
tinted $3.50 value, reduced to- a sos
ydfu .t.................. "
French Velvets 80 inches wide. choice
goods for Cushion Covers, 1925 81 %
value reduced to, a yard. ~ As - =
Silk Plush, "A inches wide, S1.75 0S>
value, reduced TO. yard. 0eSS
LACE CURTAINS
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 60 inches wide,
31a yards long, S1.75 value; special, O2~
pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
FEATHERS
Selected Feathers. Csc value, per 40
~ENJO
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LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS
AND NOTIONS

BLACK SILK GUIPURE LACES
inches wide, 25e value, for 1En
ydTU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .s..s......s.s.s
REAL POINT DE GENE LACE
6 inches wide, actual value S5c, 0Ec
for INSTRUMENTATION. ................. AON
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
ART LINENS, STATIONERY
AND PICTURES

PILLOW COHD
All colors, for, yard. q
LINEN SCRIM
For Dresser Scarfs, Csc kind, for. Il sc
LAUNDRY BAGS
Stamped 25c kind, for................. 100
Tablets, good Ink Tablets -
H hi RriiRaERRTo;s 'TiIiGI.Ht-CRH0E' siTATiON-
cry
Used for society correspondence, 4Sc o.
kind, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,
Medailions, 25c kind, 10c
for ............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~
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McGnliard Agency Co. Fire insurance.
Let Us Examine

Let Us Examine
Your teeth-for your teeths sake. Crown and
bridge work guaranteed. Work done with least
possible pain to patient. GREEN'S DENTAL
ROOMS. Room 8, Stewart block, corner Ohio and
Illinois.
Wall paper at very reasonable prices and a
Large stock to select from. w. I. CUNNING
HAM, ~ Virginia avenue.
Kimball pianos. Carlin & Lennox, E. Mkt ST..
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LINENS AND Innings

All Pure Linen, Grass-bleached Sc
inches wide, beautiful designs, 85c AOr>
PILLOW CASE LINEN
"a inches. wide, Belgium make, S5c 6Rc
quality, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OOC
BATH TOWELS
Heavy Unbeached Turkish, size 20
by 81 1.-TWO to a buyer 15c quality, So
for ,....... ......... CC
TOWELS
Al-llnen Huck, extra heavy quality, TIC
size Is by &c. zoe kind, for..............ATC
MOREEN
For petticoats. Silk Warp, in black, 90
%;2o quality, for .......................~|
TAFFETA
Black and Colors, So inches wide, o.
1212c quality for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
PERCALINE
Black and Colors, yard-wide, zoe TIC
Oualitv for kEL
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MELTONS


IMPORTED SkIRTINGS
Beautiful Fall Combinations, g, S that
We're made to sell for $225 $l.75 GA
=, 81; 80; sale price $l.75, Sl.1s and........
Light weight, Atwood. three-toned
qutntys LOT :........................ -
Novelties Silk and Wool Effects, beauti-
ful line of colors, regular ACC quail 2Oc
JACQUARD
Novelties, 40 inches wide. regular o5c
SERGES
Atwood, SO inches WIDE all colors, lOc
regular 35c quality, Tomorrow. ~
FRISE NOVELTIES
Black only, 40 inches wide. SIPS vail OF =
STORM sERiiG;Eis
All-wool, so inches wide, S5c value, G0c
BRoGADEiDij SERGES
IS inches wide, new designs. 40c DO
GRANITE SUITING
Black 45 inches wide 81 quality, Z2c
CHEVRON DIAGONAL
"a inches wide, our regular price is rs.
NOVELTY SILKS
Gros Grain and Understanding effects
handsome, large designs, 75c would 10c
be cheap for them; sale price. n ~
FANCY JACQUARD SILKS
Granite Grounds, elegant designs, 40
70 the regular price; special. w
This seasons colors. English goods. ZEc
PLAID SILKS
The handsomest line in America ca 00
from h9c yard .~OeOO
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HOUSEFURNISHINGs
CURTAIN sTRETCHERs

CURTAIN STRETCHERS
Hinged, Steel Trimmings, Movable On.
Pins, regular price $l.39, for. C0C
WASH BOILERS
No. 9. Heavy Copper Bottom. regu- 57c
IRONING BOARDS
51a feet long, Best Poplar, regular az
09c kind, Tor :.....,'.-.'''''.........
CLOTHES LINES
Heavy Braided Wire, 100 feet long, %.
regular 40c kind, for..................(O C
DISH PANS
Granite, 17-quart size, regular sec 10
kind, for .'..........--......~ ~
TEAkETTLES
No. size, heavily Nickel-pated, "a
regular SOC quality, for .............' Doc
Rising Sun Brand. per cake.........0%c
Lemon and Vanilla. regular zoe, for. &c
SOUP PLATES
Dutch Blue, assorted scenes, regu- 81
lar l5c kind for. ...............,........ OC
CREAM PITCHERS
Carlsbad China, Assorted Shapes and
Decorations, regular zoe kind, ~.
IOF - ~
VEGETABLE DISHES
finch size, Best Ironstone, China, 81
regular l5c kind, or.................... OF
TOILET SETS
II pieces, Including Jar, Beautiful Shapes.
with latest Decorations i'm Sprays Tints
and Stippled Gold, regular $s9S GR IN
kind, Tor ...-'.''..-................
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sole Agents for the
standard Paper Pat
terms. None better and
as cheap. Every Pat
tern in stock.
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Dunlap,s Celebrated Hats
Wen Have a Hot Time

And all the best makes of Fall Hats at
HAT STORE.
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ART EMPORIUM,
Telephone 500.


These are folding Cameras, 4x5 and SKI.
We have them in bicycle and hand-carry-
ing forms at price that should sell them
quick.
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LADIES' NECKWEAR


NET TIES AND NULL TIES
yards long. all the rage; we have o.
them from, 20c to- .....................2 OC
ACCORDION PLATED LIBERTY SILK
% inches wide, in evening shades. ~
for Dress fronts, at, yard......... ~
BICYCLE SKIRT BINDING
51a inches wide, waterproof, at 1Oo
ydIu 49,. ..-.''. ..,.''. '...s....'''.
Stocknet Dress Shields at, -
a pair .......:.................. DC
WHALEBONE CASTINGS
At, per ....,.,,...,.....,,....E O
Fancy Metal Dress Buttons, large sizes
were soc to S5c dozen; choice for. o.
Mohair Gimps, IL inches wide. black and
colors, Csc quality; for Monday. at, IT,
BLACK SILK GIMP GARNITURES AND
MOHAIR LOOP SETS
In black and colors. s1.Ss value. ORc
Tor. eacn .....:'''''.'''. - ~
MOHAIR LOOPS
(Single) at each, 1Oc, 15c. 19c and. = = G
Full line of Silk and Mohair Braids and
Gmps to match Dress Goods.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR
HOSE FOR LADIES
Fancy Plaids, Roman Stripes, Checks
fancy tops, with black boot, plain and
drop stitch, extra double heels and QE
soles. soc value g pairs. 81, for. DOC