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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-06

Mary ]. and Charles William BoehrIng, 1872
South Oriental street, girl
Kathline and Herbert Marston, 154o Lexington
Lula and George Hazeley. COZ DOwney street.
girl.
1914 Spann avenue, girl.
Nancy E. and Philip Haase. 1912 vigo street.
boy.
street, girl
Eta II. and Riley e. Smith. 1904 East Twelfth
MargaSet and Henry S. Hermann. 1924 South
Carrie D. and Milroy johnson. IA Geisendorf
Nellie and Earl Taylor 721 East McCarty street
girl.
Dora and William Young, 10 Tacoma avenue
girl. a.
Amelia and Thomas d. McKeener. l12s Hoyt
avenue girl.
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Dress Trimmings

BRAIDs, Star brand of Mohair, "A yards
TO O. bolt, in colors and black, regular
price per bolt zoe; in the ALTER
ALTON SALE ...................s'.'.''' sc
GTIMP. of all Wool and Silk and Wool,
plain and two-toned colors, our sc and
Zoe qualities: ALTERATION SALE
PRICE .s............. ....-..''''''''''''''' 'OS
UNVEILED AND SPANGLED BANDS, in
black and colors, a fine assortment OF APP
plioue and plain designs, about IA DIFF
ferent ones: prices from 30 down to zoe;
in the ALTERATION SALE, this line
AT ONE-THIRD OFF.
JEWEIED AND SPANGLED BANDS, 4
different patterns, one applique design IN
a gorgeous color combination, the other
three novel combinations of jewels ana
spangles, our regular price SO; in
the ALTERATION SALE. .......... S&.OS
JEWELFD FRONTS, in blouse effects,
combinations of turquoise and steel, rhine
stones and steel and emeralds and span
giles. on black Brussels nets; regular
price $3.50; in the ALTERA-
T1ON SALE .............s....s.s....' 'sDsD'-HO
FANCY FRONTS, blue beaded and jetted,
on Mousseline, blouse effects. our regular
GYEO and So rs Kinds: ALTER
ALTON SALE PRICE, $4.29 and S%.SS
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. S. E. Morss will informally entertain
Lord Herschei at tea Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alice v. Mendenhall has resigned her
position as matron at the Orphan Asylum.
Geo. H. Thomas Corps will give a social
Tuesday afternoon at Showers Hall, on East
Market street.
Mrs NJ Eckhouse will observe her usual
Thursday afternoon this week. Miss Clara
Eckhouse, of Cincinnati, will be present.
Alexander c. Ayres, of this city, yester-
day resigned as a United States jury COM
missioner. He is a Democratic legislative
candidate
Miss Ethel Parks, of Martinsville. who has
been studying in New York, will sing solo
at the Tabernacle Church this morning.
Miss Parks has a lovely voice.
This morning Mr.. Graham will preach on
the Future of Christ Church" and at night
will take up the General Convention of
bishops pastoral and the division of the
diocese.
At Plymouth Church tonight, under the
auspices of the McCulloch Club, Mr.. p. w.
Dykema will deliver an address on The
Twelve Greatest Pictures OF the World,
which will be illustrated with stereopticon
views.
The members of the executive board of
the Free kindergarten and Children's Aid
Society, with the heads OF the e.1 Various sec
the woman's department of the Indiana
Trust Company
Harvey Parker deposited $25 yesterday
afternoon with Manager Zimmerman, of the
Empire. as a guarantee of his appearance to
wrestle Sam Murbarger at the Empire Nov
II. The match is to be catch-as- catch-can,
two best falls in three to finish.
The Women's Mission Circle of the First
Baptist Church will hold its annual praise
meeting on Friday. at ESQ p. M. in the
church chapel Appropriate exercises have
been prepared. and the missionary calen-
dar'i viii be unfolded. The hostesses for the
day will be the twelve ladies representing
the months"
Mrs. Theodore f. Brown gave a hay-ride
and dance Halloween, for her daughter JOY
and thirty-hye of her young friends. The
hostess was assisted In entertaining by Mrs.
Henry Warrum. The party was chaperoned
by Misses Lillian Olsen and Estele Selig.
After the ride supper of sandwiches,
pumpkin pie and milk was served in the
ment for the rest OF the evening.
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OFNTTCT DR.. A. E. BUCHANAN
DuNAAOA 1898 When Building.
FELL FROM HIS LOCOMOTIVE
Engineer Found Lying Beside. the
Track with His Skull Fractured.

ALLIANCE, o.. Nov. 5.--Joseph Desmond.
fireman on Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chi
cago locomotive drawing a fast passenger
train, last night. near Columbiana, o., sud
denly discovered that Engineer w. H. Sour
beck was not at his port nor on the engine.
The train was running at a high rate of
speed at the time. The fireman promptly
shut off steam and stopped the train. Con-
ductor Holloway ordered the train run back
and Engineer Sourbeck was found lying I'M
conscious beside the track with his skull
badly fractured His injuries will likely
prove fatal 1t is thought he climbed out
on the running board and, losing his bal
ance, fell to the ground. Sourbeck is one
of the oldest and best-known passenger en-
gineers on the road He was taken to the
Allegheny Hospital.
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Waists,
PettiCOatS
And MackintOSheS

WAISTS of All-Silk Satin Duchesse, Per-
caline lined, two wide tucks and three
clusters of bias tucks in front and back,
fine tucked self collars. a regular $500
quality; for the ALTERATION
WAISTS of All-wool Flannel, with lined
yoke, military collar and cuffs, trimmed
with White Soutache braid front, with
fourteen rows Soutache, our regular
$3.50 quality; for the ALTERA-
TION SALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lbs
PETTICOATS Of high grade Taffeta Silk,
in latest combinations of colorings, deep
fiounce and extra ruffie, with three rows
of cording, a regular IS Skirt; for -
the ALTERATION .SO.4S
PETTICOATS of fast black Sateen, body
lined with Flannelette wide founce, lined
with Near Silk, trimmed with two three
inch ruffles with two rows of high colored
Satin ribbon, regular &1.1 quail
ity; for the ALTERATION SALE. 81 .3H
MAcKINTosHEs of all Wool, faced, double
texture materials, in blue o. brown, either
single or double military cape, with point
ed velvet pleated collar, regular 5000
quality; for the ALTERATION
SALE .................. ..''''..'''s'.'so0'S -
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Last of the Evidence.

Judge Carter, of the Superior Court, yes
terday heard the last of the evidence in the
mandatory proceedings brought by the State
Board of Tax Commissioners to compel the
county auditor to put the assessment
against the Indiana Manufacturing Com
pany on the tax duplicate. The case was
begun last June. Auditor Smith declined to
place the assessment on the duplicate be-
cause of an injunction that had been issued
by the United States Court in 1896. 1t is
contended by the state tax board that the
injunction of the Federal Court was only eff
fectiye during the year 1896. The court took
the matter under ADJUSTMENT.
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Innings

CAMBRIC, standard quality, black and
colors, for the ALTERATION SALE...2
TAFFETA, fast black yard wide, the
new finish, our Zoe quahty......... &c
LINEN CANVAS, very firm, dampness will
not affect it, our zoe quality; for the
ALTERATION SALE ............."..'.l4c
HAIR CLOTH, the real French make, full
lS inches wide, 35c quality: for the
ALTERATION SALE .................%4c
SILESIA, the best and strongest cloth we
know of. our trade winner at 1 SC; for
the ALTERATION SALE. ...............0c
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COlIarettes
And Capes

COLLARETTES of very fine quality Elec-
trio Seal, with MORE, astrakhan pointed
yoke and collar lining. seventy-five-anch
sweep, ten-inch length, with six-inch
storm collar, our regular IS quail
ity; for the ALTERATION SALE. $500
CAPES of Salts Silk Seal plush collar ana
fronts edged with marten fur, lined with
heavy Satin Rhadame. elaborately
trimmed with Jet and Soutache braid, and
three Bayadere ruff1es of Satin ribbon,
neck trimming of Satin bows;
special for the ALTERATION
SALE .................. ............. y o'OO
CAPES of Seal Plush, twenty-nine inches
long, neatly ornamented with Jet and
Soutache braid, collar and fronts edged
with Thibet fur, lined with good, heavy
Silk Serge, has been good selling Cape
at &l2.5O; for the ALTERA-
CAPES of Silk Seal Plush. twenty-five
inches long, full sweep, edged all around
with Thibet fur, deliberately Jetted and
braided, Satin Rhadame lined; reduced
for the ALTERATION SALE
10 .........,..s....... O'-t0
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In the Superior Court yesterday Michael
O'Conner began an action for $4,000 dam
ages against the Oolitic Quarry Company
on account of personal injuries. He was
hurt last December while working on the
monument. The accident happened early
one morning after there had been heavy
fall of sleet and snow O'Conner says he
objected to climbing over the ice-covered
stonework, but was told by the agents of
the plaintiff that it was perfectly safe, as
salt and sand had been sprinkled over the
most dangerous places. 1t was explained to
him that this would keep him from slipping
He said he went about his work. but was
compelled to step where the salt and sand
had not touched. He was unable to keep
his footing and fell a distance of forty feet.
He suffered a fracture of the arm and his
he says, are permanent, and he will not be
able to work again.
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connle Mode No Defense.

Judge Allen. of the Circuit Court, yester-
day granted Della Couple a divorce from
Hardie Couple. The woman charged cruel
treatment and Couple was not in court to
make a defense. About the only evidence
brought out was that concerning Copple's
attempt to murder his wife in her room
last summer: Ihey were living IN the Mile Me
Couple said that until that night she and
her husband had never had trouble. When
he went down town that night she asked
him to bring home a cake of soap. He re-
piled that she would not have need of soap
much longer Two hours later he returned
and made a murderous assault on her as she
law in bed.
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Rnhy Goes Back to MnrtinsviIle.

The State Board of Health yesterday
granted Undertaken Christian Wiese per-
mission to ship the body of the daughter of
H. b. Miller back to Martinsville, where it
was disinterred a few days ago fer ship
ment to Newark, n. j., at her fathers re-
quest.
The latter, in the opinion of the health
officers, is demented, and has not the money
to pay TRANSPORTATION charges for the body
to his home. The child died of diphtheria
and her body has been a matter of worry
to the health officers of the city and State
ever since it was apparent that the father
was not able to take it out of the State.
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JUMPED In WATER BARREL.
Mrs. HugIer, of BrightwoOd,. Saved
from the Flames.

Thursday afternoon while Mrs. Hugler,
of Brightwood, was filling a gasoline stove
the can containing the gasoline exploded,
setting fire to the house and badly burning
Mrs. Hugler about the body and face. She
had the presence of mind to run out in the
back yard where there was a huge water
barrel kept for watering cattle and jump
into it with her burning clothes, thereby
saving her life.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-06

James Allen and Mary Newsom,
Joseph Finley Bunger and Winifred Hyde w
lard.
Albert Wolf and Dora Bormeister.
Alfred Mckenzie and Lora Lynch.
Noah Dawson and Maud Dye.
Herman La Roche and Jennie Hight.
CHARLES Kirkhof and Minnie Essman.
Charles F. Schmidt and Laura Swaney.
Martin Thomas and Minnie KAYE.
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Michael Quits. Too.

= Jimmy Michael. the midget rider who has
defeated every rider against whom he has
raced over any distance. a few days ago
followed the example of Major Taylor
Quit the outlaws and made his peace with
the l. A w. He says the outlaw tracks
owe him s., 500.
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a Lightning Rod Case.

The appeal of Ebert H. Shirk against the
Harrison school township was filed in the
Supreme Court yesterday The case is one
in which several members of the Shirk
family, who are bankers at Upton, seek to
recover principal and interest on a note CIV
en- by the township amounting TO $3O9.25 for
lightning rods placed on seven schools in
the district. The note, with interest from
district refuses TO pay 1t, because 1t is
alleged that the rods were .value'ess and
not what they were sold as being.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-06

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Judge I.acombe. in
the United States Circuit Court to-day de-
MED the motion for temporary injunction
compelling express companies to pay the l.
cent stamp tax on express receipts The de-
cision was given in a suit brought by VIII
liam Crawford, representing the Merchants
Association, against w. La Hubbell, of the
Adams Express Company.
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What was the establishment of the women
when it was time to take the masks off to
find there was one man in the crowd,
dressed in womens clothes. 1t caused con-
siderable excitement and the man, after
receiving a good scoring, was ordered out
trouble.
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The Vim. II. Block Go.

it was reported that one-half of the 5000
needed for the fuller equipment of Frank
lin College has been pledged or paid Rev.
j. A. Knowlton and A. j. Thurstom We're
isterial students Rev. Mr.. Carr was re-
elected secretary of the board.
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Black Dress Goods

JACQUARDS, 45 inches wide, absolutely
all WOOL they are new, attractive de-
signs. some small figures for the modest
dressers, and also a complete line of the
handsome and more elaborate patterns;
our price on these goods is soc per
yard; ALTERATION SALE,..........3 Sc
WHIPCORDS AND SERGES, AZ inches
wide, very fine twill; these weaves are al
ways in demand; everybody knows when
ty; 65c quality; ALTERATION
SALE ................ ...s.s.........s.....4Sc
POPLINS. French make, AZ inches wide,
cloth for service. will not split at seams,
both blue and jet black, 75c quality;
ALTERATION SALE ..........."....0Sc
CHEVIOTS, a. inches wide. strictly all
Wool. very much in demand this season
for Tailor Dresses; rare opportunity
to get a 7:5c quality for................5Sc
BRoCADED POPLINs, 80 inches wide,
all Wool, and the handsomest cloth for
&1 per yard ever woven; handsome as
Silk and wears much better: ALTER
ALTON SALE .s,.s.............. Jc
CREPONS, English make. Mohair and
Wool Al inches wide; they are deservedly
popular for both Dresses and Skirts; this
particular line has been a big seller with
US this season at ST. per yard; AL
ITERATION SALE ......................69
CREPoNs, Mohair and Wool, IL inches
wide. very handsome designs, a Crepon for
small price; these we are selling at
75c per yard; ALTERATION
SALE ................ .O&15c
BAYADERE NOVELTIES, 46 inches wide,
Mohair and Wool very attractive de-
signs. S1.25 quality; ALTERA-
TION SALE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
CREPONS, A inches wide pure Mohair
and Wool. bright lustrous effects; they
are selling at = 20 a yard; AL
ITERATION SALE ..................S1.O 6
CREPON STRIPES, 10 inches wide, new
and attractive in appearance. our
$50 quality; ALTERATION
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VITAL STATISTICS-NOV. 5.


Rhnehart Kellermeier three years, 1906 Pleas
ant street, meningitis.
Elnora Hughes, four years, Martha street, mem
braneous Group
Henry Smith, sixty-ive years, North Indian
apols, cerebral hemorrhage.
John Boyce. sixty-two years. 2O2s West Morris
street, paralysis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-06
All Rockers, Chairs and Tables
They Muat CO.


THE BIG CHANGES on this floor force
US to give up the Furniture line. OUR reg
ular low prices reduced for tomorrow one
third.
ROCKERS on which our present price is
&1.OS, REMODELING SALE
PRICE, less a third. ................S1.3 b
ROCKERS, present price SD, at.....S 200
ROCKERS, present price $4.9S, at %3.32
ROCKERS, present price SO, at. $50
CHAIRS, present price csc, at.........6tSc
CHAIRS present price S1.25. at......S4c
These are Dining Chairs with cane-bot-
tom seats.
CENTER TABLES, present price
Bias, at Observation-Disclosures Csc
CENTER TABLES, present price
&1.9S, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 1.:s
The above are square and round, haTd-
wood, brightly vanished, and OUR PRES
EMIT PRICES THEMSELVES ARE SPE-
CIAL. WE'LL NOT STOP TO MENTION
ALL. BUT THE EARLY COMERS WILL
FIND A NEAT SELECTION.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-06

The annual pew letting of Meridian-street
Church will be held Wednesday evening
in connection with the reception TO Rev.
MIR. Quayle The diagram and subscrip
tim hooks will be ready at o'clock. All
new holders will have opportunity until
4 o'clock of securing their present pews or
sittings: after that hour all pews Will be
let to the first applicants.
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John Fl. Pierce brought habeas corpus
proceedings in the Superior Court yesterday
to obtain possession of Maggie Pierce. i've
years old. The petitioner is the father of
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Floor Coverings Dr nsDtI

MATING, double dyed, extra heavy China.
&Oc kind, : rolls in the way; RE-
MODELLING SALE Fundamentals Sc
MATING, cotton chain, jontless, entirely
new designs, the space occupied by them
will be taken up. soc and 3Dc kinds,
go at 3Sc ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1SsDc
LINOLEUM, - yards wide, of best make,
choice line of patterns. regular price 4Ocs
ALTERATION PRICE, per square
YARD -.................-. .......... sac
RUGS, all uarge) carpet sizes; these figures
must move them
&35 quality Wilton Rugs. %21.1s1
5000 quality Wool Smyrna. -. 81 3 y >
$40 quality Atwood Art Squares. So %
&S quality All-Wool Art Squares. ..S4. "a
STRIPED ETAMINE for Curtains, Bed
Sets and Door Drapery, so inches
wide. 35c quality. at..-.................&sb
DRAPERY SWISS, :B6 inches wide,
CHOICE PATTERNS, Ice kind;
REMODELING PRICE .................,7c
FLOOR DENIM, :56 inches wide. choice
line colors, zoe kind; for the AL
ITERATION SALE .................--. &1sc
CUSHIONS, filled with good quality feath-
ers, Cambria covered, size. 1Sx1S inches,
our regular price 20c, in the AL
ITERATION SALE ......................21c
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the child. He says the little girl is in the
possession of her grandparents, Mary and
John Weathers, who refuse to give her up
take care of the child.
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DOmesticS

PRINTS. a variety of choice styles in
stripes, plaids and fancies; ALTER
ALTON SALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CRETONNES, soft finish, twilled cloth, in
variety of handsome designs and col
orings, &c quality; ALTERATION
SALE ................ ...-......s 49, $500 tl0
MUSLIN bleached, yard wide, soft finish,
excellent for general use; ALTERA-
ton SALE ..;:.;,....:......;.. ;.. 4.
OUTING FLANNEL, fine, heavy. cloth,
thoroughly fleeced in a variety of plaids
and stripes, bought at a bargain in short
lengths, hoe quality; ALTERATION
SHAKER FLANNEL, for Underwear fine.
firmly woven cloth, soft, silky fleece,
&c quality; ALTERATION SALE. -. &c
COTTON BATTING, clean, pure Cot
ton, &c kind; ALTERATION SALE. ss5zc
COTTON BATTING. Blocks full pound, Z
76 ounces of light, clean, snowy Cot
ALTERATION SALE (12 for
Z .EETS. 2ii5xi25il yards. bleached, made
from extra choice, soft finished Mus
lin, 55c quality; ALTERATION
PILLOW CASES, 42x45 inches wide. fine
Cambria finish Muslin, neatly hem-
stitched, 1Sc kind; ALTERATION
TABLE OIL CLOTH, superior quality,
11-3 yards wide, large assortment OF
neat and fancy patterns, 15c quality;
ALTERATION SALE ....................B DC
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Notions and Findings

SKIRT FACING, black and colors. extra
good quality Velveteen, a mi, inches 1rS vide,
SALE PRICE; per yard ,.;; ~ scio5s
hest quality IA inches wide, regular 20
grade; ALTERATION SALE PRICE,
RSl yfETEEN FACING, black only, :5-yard
piece. 16c kind; ALTERATION
CARTER ELASTIC, fancy frilled, Silk
stitched, all colors, regular &c quality;
ALTERATION SALE PRICE, per
WHALEiBBoNES, SO inches long, GEN
UINE WHALEBONE, regular sc and
1Oc kind; ALTERATION SALE
PRICE, each 90
DRESS SHIELDS, Kleinert's scented; Main
sock covered. regular 2slc grade; ALI
ITERATION SALE PRICE, pair. -. 4c
HOSE SUPPORTERS, Chidrea's and
Misses black and ,,,y white e. good ZOO quality
quality; ALTERATION SALE PRICE. &c
SAFETY PINS. best quality. nickel plated;
&c per dozen; ALTERATION SALE
PRICE, any ize......-...........s..-... -
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SILKS

SATIN DUCHEssE, 27 inches wide, one
that sells regular at &1.25; ALL
ITERATION SALE PRICE.............70
PEAU DE SOLE, black 23 inches WIDE
one that sold regularly at 81 20;
ALTERATION SALE PRICE.........S3c
POPLINs. the very newest and most stylish
Dress Silk now on the market; the regu-
lar price everywhere is $1.25; AL
ITERATION SALE PRICE.............93c
heavy rustling 15c and Soc grade;
ALTERATION SALE PRICE. .6tic
TAFFETAS, plaids and checks, large and
carefully selected line. regular price -
and 81. %; ALTERATION SALE
PttICE .............. ....-.'...t.......'..e SOc
TAFFETAS, stripes, in large Satin stripes
and small variegated stripes, large as
sOrtment of the * and sS1.26 quail
ity; ALTERATION SALE PRICE,. S9c
BROCADES. a large line of these handsome
Silks for Waists, Dresses or Trimmings,
sold at 81 and $1.25; ALTERA-
TION SALE PRICE. .................."0Sc
midas, all the new shades of these popu-
lar Wash Silks, our regular soc quail
ity; ALTERATION SALE PRICE. .:S9c
BROCADES, black, heavy. Satins and eros
Grains, regular ST and 8 Il 20 quail
ity; ALTERATION SALE PRICE,. Soc
VELVETS-This is undoubtedly a Velvet
season. and we are fortunate in owning
very large stock of all the new fall shades,
such as Mauve, National Heliotrope,
American Beauty, Cerise and turquoise;
regular prices ST and 1925; ALI
ITERATION SALE PRICE. &c
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Suits and Jackets

SUITS of All-wool Cashmere Worsted, new
tight-titting Jacket, full Silk lined, skirt is
Percaline lined, finished with FEEDERS brush
binding; a very perfectly draped founce
skirt our best selling Suit at
ST.. 80; ALTERATION SALE
PRICE .............. ................so i sS.OO
SUITS of Atwood Venetian Cloth in brown
and silver gray mixtures, box Jackets,
lined throughout with splendid quality OF
Taffeta Silk, perfect fitting 1ounced skirts,
our regular 1850 Suit; AL
ITERATION SALE PRICE,. 9S
JACKETS of very fine quality of Silk
Velour handsomely orEamented with jet
and Mohair braid, lined throughout with
excellent quality Of Taffeta SILK. specially
reduced for the ALTERATION
SALE, $40 and. S&0. Do
JACKETS of extra fine quality English Ker-
sey, lined throughout with SINNERS guar
anteed Satin lining, new round corner, NY
front, some are deliberately trimmed with
Mohair braids: values are up to SO;
for the ALTERATION SALE. -. $1,000
JACKETS of light castor Covert Cloth, lined
throughout including sleeves, with good
heavy Cerise Satin, three button, round
corner front and with new Berlin sleeves,
our regular $3.50 Jacket; for
the ALTERATION SALE.
JACKETS of fine All-Wool Kersey, in
green navy blue and castor shades, sleeves
and body all lined with Satin-striped Silk
Poplin, fancy applique yoke in back, reVers
faced with heavy Satin Duchesse, latest
Berlin sleeves, our regular price
$40: for the ALTERATION
SALE ................. .'..''.''''.''''0O.0o