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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-24

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-24
Doctor M. Ramirez

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

FOR SALE-Lots.
so feet on North Emporis. I'd block. east
front, 3. zoo
lots in Maple Grove addition. 1900
&c lots on First and Rutan. s.ec0.
lots on Lewellyn avenue. 500.
6 lots on S. Emporia, north Of Lincoln.
lots, 18th and Topeka $50.
2 lots. blocks south OF Douglas. or
Main. 500.
lots. corner of 18th and Topeka 81. 80.
lots. y. Lawrence and 18th, so0o.
lots, Allen & Smith addition. s3o.
lots on Paramount avenue and 18th
street. i,2o0.
lots In Hopkins 2 EIwood's addition.
500
u lots in Central Avenue addition, $500.
l. lots in Allerton addition. slsg.
/ lot on North Main. south of 9Th, 500.
lots on y. Topeka and 10Th. s2.5
lots In Richs addition. 800.
lots corner OF Main and 18th. $1,000.
lots corner Of 18th and Waco. 500.
lots corner OF 9th and Lawrence. 81 GO.
u lots in Buckeye addition SEQ.
lots I'm kelchs Third $50.
10 lots on North Emporia. 5000.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
modern, sl.6co.
No. g. N.-7-room cottage. barn. i5x3fo
feet. modern. $4,000.
No. 4. N.-9-room house, barn. l25x3eO
feet modern. $3.50.
No 5. N-,s-room house. barn. 1six2cs
feet. modern. $500.
No :. N.-I2-room house. barn. 7ox20
No S. N.-S-room house. barn. saxlio
feet. modern. $3.50.
No. 3, N.-s-room house. barn. 6izxli5
No ii. N--i-roon cottage. barn. 5exlt1
feet, city water, $3.50
No. u. N.-s-room house. barn. 5ox150
feet. modern. s3.oo0.
No Il. N.-5-room house. exI5o feet.
city water. $40.
No IA. N.-s-room house. barn. 5oxI4o
feet. modern. 400
No. IS. N.-7-room house. barn. 5oxiap
feet. modern. $50.
No Is. N-s-roon house. barn. soxlio
feet. modern. $3.50.
No H. N.-S-room house. S1xlto feet.
modern. .5.oco
No Is. N-s-room house. barn. 7sxiso
feet. SEQ.
No 1s. N.-6-roon cottage. barn. 53xls9
No. q. N.--5-room cottage. barn. 5ox1so
feet, modern. S.cpo.
No q. N.-sl2-room house. barn. Sixi1
feet. modern. s7.oe.
No: 2, N.-7-room cottage barn. s'1l4S
No. a. N.-s-room house. barn. 7sxis
No. ~ N-s-roorn house. barn. scxIsa
feet, modern, S3.sco.
40. 2. N.-i2-roorn house. barn. le0xle
feet modern. st.5oa
No .. N-s-roora house. barn. 5axis9
feet. modern. 300.
No. -. S--5.room cottage. Bxit9 feet.
s. 90.
80 D.. N.-s-room cottage. 5eIIs0 feet.
81 psn.
No 81. N.--room cottage. barn. IL
xIia feet, 81 500.
No = S-s-room house. barn. 7sxi4o
feet. modern. is1tH.
No = N.--rcora cottage barn 3xiS
feet 81.
No /. s.-l9zoom house. barn. ssxia
feet. modern. 500
10 :. s-s-room cottage. sozlD feet.
s. eo0.
No. 3 S.-s-roon house. harm. 7sxiss
feet. modern sz-5s5.
No. 4 S-7-Trem house. barn. saIit3
feet modern. s. ~
No Z. S.-s-Tcom house. ssxif9 feet.
modern. 81 80.
So
n yoa don; Sc What you want. ask
for & We have got =:
Fire and tornado .Esgrsncs n arst-class
Companies
c. X SPENCER REALTY CO.
81 Z Douglas wichita. Kan
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

FOR sALE-Ess5 E=zst<.
is3 scres. cosy, comfortable cottage
large. us= barn large cattle Or i-r2ls-
r5e-f eted ether guf bJitftSSs. = scr~e
pasture hslanr~ cultivation :. acres
wheat. some frat. crvp sces = seia
Soan - sc
& aeres. elegantly Improved. eio@s q
wichita al b1t1oz iaad- > scTss 0--
Chsrd. b. ~ acre-
5ss arrsx sscs1d bottom IsnS. aoeiT IN
proved e 80.
is farm e. al parts q To- cpsrtT.
FROM e. pe- acre Er-
- sr-~S. rod 1-rocr- kcszs<. large bar-.
acre orchard. All fs1e>1 zssh se3ges
\ h<aEty. 49, LAID. 51s 4aspTsvsznerta.
g 80
= o,he- ;rzef. assolnE-< to- elfy. fEn-
proved ard g7izzp proved <rorn Sc n
3 -
S-ifT p-or~r1y vacant z-ad Improved =
su rzrts - - cf.y - al rgffex ar
.sr2saS TO ioc2xto1- i F1E co 81 80
shzz ru4 Hzrf cab srf So ~ 10
.-c-shls u ruots s-fr~s AID ~<cS pro-
srtr. l. = IEFTTSF
goo-z 1 1s<= - \. 1tzza ss-.ss
nix
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

FOR SALE
e feet East front. IL s;h stock - ses,s
SrpSrsz- flfa
= feet. n sfth hisck &c sostn fAz-
renee east frat. 10
= lots On Hydraulic s-t Fsra2r 7o-th
q Gilbert fl
FIv. ioss e~swesa Tw~sffh sas s-s
Thsrzeeath o. Ens-crfs. So esek.
y feet 81 s-rt stsck - S~- Tors. ssxs
srorf 80.
= fs~t' eorssr cs Tossk2 as< BstsT.
r.
= FEET. -zst frost. sosih q Teeth. ..
Wa, 80
= ss~s- CT velztssz- ear; fro1f fsse
: ie.s - Coy avsn1< Ei~Tszts st--sf
s3dl.ion :%
, lots as G-~~z ssFssr ssse . - Esteal<
In gsrhaznss Thtrs satit4e-. 81 81
Szrf
ls+s. szs. srrz;. h fsscs g. ORR a
p sl1ro ssssfr1oz. s. 10
s. gqe1 r.sf r-pos s-gr1-5 to0s<- -
-. s.te-es 81 SorzA Hy<rszft< 10
= fos. 49, so1ss % a. -. - Ore
re~~ ra-ss.s-y 30
= -r~a-~ 1850 ss-u@~z WAsei~K-rN 49,
Nrsisr - -esS4 sTa
Sa "a - Gkvss< s-rpou eoetaxes VII
r<ts ts- t. u<xr sSr 6zSs st e ss
- s~sf. - - cor-s- - Hsrrr 49,
= soss sscsss i4a~os1 ps-x- - HT-
" CtESDE~TS . co
Ait - zsssts -9s<sa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
HOUSES roa SALE.

FOR sALE~TtH IAnusrg Cerss qisirs.
Tsn~roo1s. usosisrr hosns. fsn har~s1$al.
TIE finest icczflGn 10 tfs sffgl frets 4t
80 per raoash - feet Front fisr tefa
are alonr Worth . IA IRE tsaFr fs~A.
frast ard sha6~ tree Fefulsesfi7 Naths.
&C. CaG - bought - 3 iss . - eash.
cent Interest =. s.. Hcceg la : Mas
str.~t E1rz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

FOR SALE-Large and small ranches.
farms, acre property. stock OF goods
O. l.. Drake 2i0 Whine building
20 Winnie building. ls-Sun-tf
ls-sun-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

FOR SALE-At a sacrifice. the furnish
ings of 25-room hotel and rooming
house: furniture almost new and all up
In first-class condition. and doing a
splendid business; desirable surround
ings and one of the best locations In the
city. Rent of building very reasonable.
VIII sell at half its real value. Here is
your opportunity to secure an estab-
lshed business with small amount of
money. For particulars address or call
on a. c. Dickson, over 20l Z. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

EJn zALE-wszssrs ZAzsAs lass. Hs
RI rzTs 80 sz1< : rc-><- - rrke1srs1
Ga rzSrr - e-1fA<s@1s~@ Eses&s -
ssrxk-r - e<st<sz c<tessts - - arr sr1~
SO - 49, a7s S~tces syrs-= r. - tzs
~ azzzrt-r .<~rzoe E~-~~ Ekstsc. .
Co. Ws8l1Gfsa. s-zz- g-ss~ss-g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

WANTED-To buy Remington typewriter
Address Remington, care Eagle.
36-2ty
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REAL ESTATE EoR SALE.


FOR SALE-itD acres. miles southwest
Of Garden Plain, all under fence. Can
make low price OF $3.50. J. w. Glen
denim q Co. I07 South Topeka. S67lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

FOR sALE-chesp<st Land 81 Ksnsss I
hold fee fltier. 6rrf rnorsgsres Ard "a.
esA5s 20 RITZ quarter s~rfions N e~r
ard county. ksn Iris - snr fsrrn ard
sraxsuE land VIII s~li the fos sur -
CASH. Write rns SSr pzrtiesisrr. tchr
" Bspxhrnsr 80 = Dsooslss Alt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

furnished hotel beautifully shaded
grounds. near st. Paul. Mimi, for stock
Of goods or real estate I'm south or
west. Address Louis Wilde, Daily News
Building. ST. Paul. MINI. R-9-2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

roR SALE-E1o. Z. - slssk > Lzzas
szhs51f lssoz % tE< Ezfsrcad st1sftcz -
tss czxy q Toss-4 Make Is - c~sr
Ezrs< Hsch1sz. kA-- LIZ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

BUSINESS CHANCES trade. Stock
OF general merchandise: invoice about
Sll.e1. This stock Will suit yols. You
would be required TO put IN ss&lo cash.
which VIII clean up total iDcumbrarce
TO trustee and leave perfect title
Owner Will take real estate in south or
west for entire $50 equity Address
Louis Wilde. Daily News Building. St
Paul. Mimi Ie-zS-2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
SALESMEN WANTED.

WANTED-Capable sales
man to cover Kansas with staple line.
High commissions, with advance of $50
monthly. Permanent position to right
man. Jess Fl. Smith Co, Detroit. Mich.
12-2S-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OPPORTUNITY sale or
trade. at a bargain. the best restaurant
III Ponca City. Going TO quit on ac-
count of poor health. W. T. Stout.
POnca City, o. T. 366tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

FOR sAI.E-Northeast :. acc. - towa:
7'~ssse ~ MILES from Lorena station.
mite ls.1 <sf'->' = uiie from new
church. a. acres ~ c&ir ~~tt~~I. = scres
pasture - acres meads~ - fasr
house small stable. good well. ~ 49,
numbered u.cao. Price. t7so u tas.E
al once
sSo-acre ranch. fenced and well watrred.
south OF Leon. IN Butler county. sfics.
81 - per acre. time on half N desired.
May other farms and ranches.
\. :. NELSON. is5 y. Main street
erIt
wall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

SALESMAN WANTED-Immediate by
reliable Cleveland house. a wide-awake
man with good business experience, for
1893. to complete our travelling force
Standard line. Church & Co. Ellastone
Bldg, Cleveland, .. l2-S-1t
WANTED-Salesman for territory north
and west of Wichita: to carry as side
line, on commission, the best advertised
Womans s.. 80 shoe in the market. Lib
eral commission. Good opportunity.
Address. with references. Upham. Cor
don & Co, No. 321 South Street Spring
field, Mo. 55-l0t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

RU SINESS CEANCES-For trade: Stock
OF general merchandise: invcice about
81 Ssl This stock Will suit yea. You
would be required 10 pgt = S.So cash.
which will clean up total incumbra5ce
to trustee and leave perfect title
Owner. viii take real estate IL sauth or
Louis Wilde. Daily News Building. s..
Paul. Mina. E-N-@t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

POP GALS -ssgrz essttszs rTFs ssfssrt
cwsrsssr ft-4~1th So Nsaa. 3 fses -
~zsrt so rsaF a. hssn ESrzfs.
q - - 4saEsry ~ = HesE -
p fszexees E@ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

FOR SAt4Es-NaCant Lots,
OF the BGnneu & Emo assets. We naSe
instructions 70 set rsd Of them Come
and ger them.
Lots is 10 ia. Main street. Walter =
Lots q and g. Park Place. Herseys
addition
Lots S ,e ~ Market STREET. Ensiish's
Lots ies TO les. EmpsTia avenue. Easis
lots TO .. Emporia avenue. a r. Oar-
Lots 3 10 81. FIFTH avenue. Nerth Park
Lots 10 :. block ). Fourth avenue.
Lots - 10 81. Mead avenue. Hosisen's
addition.
Lot To- Moslcv avenue. stsnsberrys
Lots % to ss MOslsy avenue. Ransom &
Tots = 70 81 block 8 ohio avenue.
Washington avenue addition
Lots - and -. block = Minnie aNenuss
kansas addition.
Lots s. 10 81. Ida avenue. Lsacoin street
Lots Is and q. Patue avenue. LiSecsn
Street addition.
Lots Il and IL. Green street. Fosters
sub.
Lots % 20 =. Minneapolis avenue. Min
neapolis addition.
The Its feet. west 'front.'. south % buck
eridE- Pump company. on Wichita
80 by SIS feet, east - Ohio avenue and
north OF Frisco raiiroaa.
Lots I75 10 is. Douglas avenue, Gould
sub. southeast corner Ellis and Douglas
avenues. I75 feet. fronting lsiuSiss
Lots "a 20 a. block 3 Carey Park add
Northwest corner fremont and Morris,
81 feet
southwest corner fremont and Norris.
- feet
Lots "a 20 ~. Mosley avenue. Viola add
Lots 10 and Il Ohio avenue. Washing
ton Avenue addition.
Lots 81 10 &. Wabash avenue aduitsofis
i1s feet northeast corner Tsath aed
Wabash streets.
Lots % Ia ~ Fourth avenue. Eagle add.
Lots 70 and II Nointsia avenue. Robert
sons sub
Lots ils7 and fi7e. Wichita street. lew
ellen Second addition. between EfrN-
cath and Twelfth streets.
Reserve n. Paramount Fourth addition.
blocks from street car line : acres
Lots. east front. on Jackson avenue.
beginning - feet south of Thifteeuta
street STEWART a BIRSs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-A real es-
tate. loan and insurance business. been
esta blished for FIVE years, and doing
good paying business. in a town of 800
population. can be bought at a bargain
if taken by January 10. 1903. Address
Lock Box No 63. Tonkawa, Q. T.
36-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

FDa sALE~-
~ rrsoesfn s.xsa-z - wafsf hs4s-
=. 1888 fTxSG f<ss. Tsez.as sea E2-
fEx - -
f-<z~~ss& 49, Fsass2 ses4as s~X q
r~.e-rs sszru al = ser4 So
80 s<<< ase~~~F FeEt sal Frs< 80
f51ao 2see4s. f-eaf 5sesSt4s. saznzs. q
fs<s rel - e<ses 3 -
SO Ssgtls4 rs=se=s e3r~- = fs~E.
II Dx&x esogHoz.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
INCREASE YOUR SAVINGS.
INCREASE YOUR SAVINGS.

INCREASE YOUR SAVINGS.
Absolutely guaranteed weekly ) per
cent dividends paid to subscribers on
investments of so and upward; profit
payments made weekly; all deposits sub
ject TO withdrawal on demand; highest
financial, commercial and professional
references. covering n period of thirty
years. Write for particulars The c. +.
Rand Company, 1911 Broadway. New
York g2S-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

BUSINESS CHANCES-For trade STOCK
OF hats and gloves. about So, 10 trade
FOR land Louis Wilde. Daily News
Building, ST. Paul. MINI. l@-@-@t
FOR RENT-Store room No. - West
Douglas. good location for restaurant ar
drugs Inducements 70 right party. w
8 Brown. 7S5 y. Market SIX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

REAL ESTATE
business residence or vacant. quickly
sold on our plan. send Hs list.
DEAS GORDON.
s.5-s.a-u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
SOLICITORS WANTED.


WANTED-A solicitor with considerable
experience, for the Wichita trade. Call
or write J. II. Turner, 541 ". Douglas.
rf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

b L SIN s s OPPORTUNITIES-Tu
speculation. If you are interested in
turf speculation, send for copy OF my
Weekly Review. James Roberts, 10
Liberty Street, New York. 12-2s-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

BUSINESS CHANCES-Don't speculate
in wildcat schemes. Invest your money
in a legitimate business enterprise,
where you are protected against loss.
Stipulated weekly dividends of four per
cent. No stock betting or mining propo-
sition Satisfied customers all parts of
country. Write for descriptive booklet
free. Demarest & Co., Parrot Bldg,
San Francisco, Cal. 12-S-lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

ANTED-Ncwspaper man, practical
printer. /. years experience. open for
engagement January /. 1853 Editor or
mana ger. Best references. Good coun-
try town preferred. Z. I. Short. 81 J
STREET. Lincoln. Neh. S-itx
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-13
A POLITE JUNK DEALER
CHESTERFIELDIAN WAYS OF WAL
LACE CAUSE HIM TROUBLE.
Controversy Over n skirt That swung
I'm the Breeze from a Clothes
Line.

Charles Wallace. an alley Chesterfield.
was arrested yesterday afternoon by Bicy-
clemen Hull and Albert and charged with
petit larceny. Wallace is a polite junk
dealer; in fact. it was his politeness that
was responsible for his arrest
Wallace pushes a junk cart. Yesterday
he passed through the alley in the rear of
the home of f. L. Reuf, 1886 Broadway.
Mrs. Reuf had hung a skirt on a clothes
line. She was in the front of the house
when Wallace entered the alley. The junk
man entered the back gate, lifted the
clothespins and quickly showed the SKIRT
under the back OF his coat Thus he would
play the role of a hunchback. neighbor
OF Mrs. Reuf spoiled the game, however,
for she called to Mrs Reuf Wallace is
strategist. He was not to be outdone by a
woman.
With show of polished manners, Wal
lace walked to the kitchen door and
knocked. Mrs. Reuf went to the door.
Lady. wanted to inform you that your
skirt blew from the line into the alley and
have picked it up" said Wallace, as he
politely lifted his greasy hat. II knew
that you didn't know it so 1 picked it up
and brought ii in.
Mrs. Reufs neighbor had by this time
reached her side and she quickly recounted
what she had seen Wallace do-the light
ming change to hunchback. Wallace made
loud protestations of innocence and took on
an injured air.
Madam, think you ought to thank me
for returning the skirt" he said, as the
tears came TO his eyes. 81 thought l was
acting politely in returning the skirt and
this is what / get"
Wallace insisted on being thanked for re-
turning the skirt. but the thanks were not
forthcOming-the bicycle police were. Wal
lace suspected that the police had been
notified. and after saying: well. amt you
going TO thank me?" he started away with
his cart. Bicyclemen Hull and Albert
caught him making a sprint through an
other alley to escape. His cart tied
TO the patrol wagon and taken TO the police
station. A new bedtick was found on Wal
lace's wagon. He has been in trouble be-
fore.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-13
D. D. BROSNAN BANKRUPT
DRY GOODS MERCHANT WHOSE
STORE BURNED OUT RECENTLY.
His Liabilities Are $51,7S6 and His
Assets $36,091-Debts Scattered
Among Many Creditors.

Daniel d. Brosnan, whose dry goods
store on Washington street was burned
out several weeks ago, filed voluntary
petition in bankruptcy with the clerk of
the Federal Court yesterday. His liabili-
ties are stated TO be $51, 1862, of which
s46,O14.12 is unsecured, and his assets $780,
9916S He claims an exemption of $780, and
he paid his attorneys. Morris & Newberger,
$500 for preparing his petition.
His debts are widely scattered. He owes
sixty-three New York concerns amounts
varying from $1,000 down and aggregating
$4,000. He owes fourteen Chicago houses
1900 in all, and has besides, a number of
creditors in different Eastern cities His
creditors in Indianapolis and their accounts
against him are as follows: The Indian
apolis News 81. 1913; the Indianapolis Jour
nal, sl6S; the Indianapolis Sentinel $l6S;
the Havens & Geddes Company. 500; Hib-
ben & Holweg, $545; the Gem Garment
Company, SIP; Indianapolis Light and
Power Company, $141; Capital Shirt Com
pany, $133; Mary ID. Brosnan, 50, 731
The assets include real estate valued at
$4,000 and mortgaged to the Indiana Trust
Company for 5000. The salvage from the
fire in the store is worth $1,000. The in
surance amounts to S13.254 There is $500
in outstanding accounts and SS,491 deposited
in bank. Mr.. Brosnan's life insurance is
$40 900, payable to his wife.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-13
Among the Clubs.

The Butler Athletic Association will give
a dance Tomorrow evening at the Bren-
neke Academy.
The Laetus Club will meet next Friday
afternoon with Miss Maude McAllister on
North Summit street.
The Erimus Industrial Club will enter
tain at cards tomorrow afternoon at the
o. r. {. Hall, 135 North Delaware street
The Chapel Club will be entertained at
cards next Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
George II. Drury, at st. Joseph's Hall. A
full attendance is requested.
The Brownie Euchre Club was enter
tanned Friday evening by Mr.. Phil Hasler
and Mr.. Louis Bateman. The evening was
spent In dancing and card-playing.
Mrs. Charles Gilman entertained the
Hoyle Euchre Club Friday afternoon. The
prizes were won by Mrs. William Holt,
Mrs William Ellis. Mrs. Calvin X. Ewing
and Mrs. Joseph Roster.
The Late Book Club will give a theater
party Wednesday afternoon to the "Prln-
cess Chic" The next meeting of the cluh
will be with Miss Elizabeth Waddle, 2On
Ruckle street, on the 22d of April
Miss Frances and Miss Lila Allison enter
tanned the L Go / Go Club Friday after
noon, at their home. on Park avenue. The
next meeting Of the club Will be held with
the Misses Brown, on North Meridian
street
The Good Time Euchre Club was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. George Herpick last
Thursday evening. The first prize was won
by Mr.. +. G.. Alexander and Mrs. o. Il. Pet
tijohn. second by Mr.. George II. Herpick
and Mrs. w ID. Lalley, third by DIR. .. h.
Pettijohn and Mrs. F.. G.. Alexander. The
next meeting will be with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Lalley on Central avenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-13
DISPLAY OF PARASOLS.


If the summer girl of 1902 has not pretty
parasol to add a fetching and intensely
becoming note to her costume it will be
nobody's fault but her own. For there are
on display dozens and dozens of the pretti-
est and daintiest creations in this line that
one could possibly conceive of Every
color, shape and idea imaginable seems TO
have been carried out in the designing of
the numerous fancy sunshades which
adorn the four walls and ceiling of the
room where they are exhibited. Closer ex-
animation, however, proves that the variety
is in the colors only, as the parasols fol-
low. as a rule but two general designs
the very plain and the very fancy.
The fancy parasols are mostly OF chiffon
and lace. with many hounces and full
plaitings, and Tor dress occasions only
One of the prettiest is of the black-and-
white combination, so popular this season
1t has two soft ruffles, very full and bout
FAINT, with fall of black lace of delicate
pattern around the border. Around the
top the black lace is appliqued and the
whole effect is exceedingly smart. Others
on this order have the full ruffles and the
lace applique but there are not nearly so
many of these as there are of the palmer
parasols.
A coquettsh feature about these new sun
shades is the bow of satin ribbon which is
tied around the handle of almost every
stan. The bow generally follows the shade
of the silk Of the parasOl, but ii may be
the shade of ones gown, providing the
cOlorS harmontze. The newest handles are
of ash in the natural colors and the chic
little bows of ribbon are very effective and
dainty, attached to these light wood
handles.
The severer, yet none the less elegant
parasols, of which there are so many, are
trimmed, to a great extent, with lace ap-
plique and lace motifs, which are applied
on the different sections of the silk Some
on this order, however, have no embellish-
ment whatever, the handsome embroidered
silk patterns from which they are fash
Toned making them elegant enough without
any other adornment. Artistic ones are of
Dresden silk, with the pretty stripes and
flower effects running around. One. Of
black moiIe silk. has a center of striped
pongee. which is very handsome, although
not nearly pretty as the parasols of all
over pongee. These latter will be popular
with the pongee and linen suits which will
be worn TO such a great extent this sum
parasols covered with big white polka dots
which exceedingly effective. And then
there are many, many more, far toe many
to mention. but enough certainly to supply
the desire and wants of everyone.
In this great display the children have
not been forgotten. and for them the array
includes all kinds and colors fashioned
after a convenient size to suit the iittls
ones.