Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1903 — Page 17
YOUR FALL SUIT to be correct should bear this famous mark
Jpd[}enja!nin&(? MAKERS Ifc NEW YORK
Fabrics rich and durable, because shrunk in the BENJAMIN
plant—not sent out at great risk to public shrinkers. Styles correct, because designed by New York and London stylecreators. Fit perfect, because
measured on a model of your figure. Tailoring right, because made in sanitary workrooms by salaried artisans —not in unsanitary sweat-shops by
hasty, slovenly piece-workers.
The price l* rifht Your money back U anything got* wrong. For talc by ut only. THE WHEN 30-3$ N. Ptnroylv»nia Street
COim SNMES WILL CHOSE DOUC
STATE
HOUSE EMPLOYES GET EARLY WARNING.
COMING FOR STATE MUSEUM
AMUSEMENTS
THEATERS TO-DAY. The *Jran4 Vaurtovill* at t and I Th« Park Klr»t Kaia»! At 2 and * Tha Kmplr* Burlaafiu* At 2 and t The Park-—Her Flret Felt* Step. An o!d-faahlon*<l love atory. worked out by old-fashioned New England eharact<*r*, we a the early promlee of "Her First False Step,” at the Park last night, hut before the pl»iy wn* well In h»nd It went swirling Into molwlrmni* that raced with aenactlonatlnm before the heroine found peace h»<j hfppineca, with nearly every wrong net aright. The play had Ita beginning In New Hntnptthlre, with country bumpkin* ami comely gtrtg in the merrymaking at a farmhouse wedding. Snow could be aeon on the window* and alelghbella were Jingling and, when the frolic reached It* htgnt, the wedding had to be declared ofr An angry father drove bin daughter from home, ahe became a deserted wife and a tenement toller In New York, had litn daughter thrown Into a cage of Ilona wiwi fihe ventured to a clrcn«; there was a nice, with human life at atake, under the Brooklyn bridge; then rame a forgiving father, a lover with hie OhMlme ardor, ami peace came Into
yearning heart*
Ida Hamilton, with soft voice and gentle way*, played the part of the erring daughter, and did It well, arounlng the sympathy of th** audieme every time * fienh misfortune waa heaped upon her
John dutherlaud, as the
A newspaper dispatch from Naahvllle i Brown county, say* that an enterprising j dtlsen of the “hilly region” is preparing j to send the Indiana State Museum a col- ! lection of live timber rattlesnake*. Up | to the present time the Brown county j i -iaturallst h-u succeeded in capturing only ^ | nine specimens tiiat he believes are worthy of a last resting place in the J State House, so he has decided to defer J shipment until he has added at least six j more to the bunch. Among the State House employes there j r.ppears to be no great joy over the new* from Brown county. Whenever an ex-, pressman enters the building carrying a box, the corps of janitor* take* flight, as It Is generally understood that should the makes escape, the force of Custodian Huffman must recapture them As a result the Janitor* are to hold a meeting and draw cm* to *ee who will serve on i the "rattlesnake gang.” State fieologlst Blatchley. when informed of the gift he ts soon to receive, simply smiled knowingly and glanced at a gallon bottle of chloroform that ts labeled "for vnake* ' To receive fifteen large rattlers in a small soapbox Is one of the trivial incidents of the State Geologist** official life The ia»t few weeks have witnessed the arrival of two or three rattlers, one of which was received alive It was nursed to everlasting sleep by the aid of a wad of cotton saturated with cboloroform, and has been mounted If the Brown county man keeps his word, and there Is no reason to doubt It. as the "crop” of snake# down there Is said to lie unusually bountiful this sea-, son, the State Geologist will soon have an j Interesting task.
SUIT AFTER THE ELECTION.
Action Against Joseph Hass will be Taken Till Then.
Not
At a meeting last night of Fifth ward cltlsen* who are making the fight against Joseph Haas, the dead animal contractor, on the charge of throwing dead animals Into White river and along Its banks, it w»* decided to postpone the legal proceeding* to be taken against Haas until after the election. The meeting was at the grocery of Barnard King, In West Walnut street, and w»* well attended. An effort ha# been made to show that the prosecution of Haas was for political purposes The cases will he postponed until after election day to disprove this charge Citizens say they only wish to protect themselves in fighting Haas An injunction will be asked to forbid him dumping anywhere In the neighborhood when the case# are opened, and criminal proceedings will also be Instituted.
LAST DAY TO-MORROW OF THE GREAT
FIRE, SMOKE AND WATER SALE
WHAT'S LEFT OF THE BIG STOCK WILL BE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY AT TO-MORROW’S SALE We bare contracted with the Pittsburg-Allegheny Wrecking Co., for the entire remaining smoke damaged stock from our recent big fire. They get what remains of the smoked stock on Tuesday morning; anxious to resume our normal business, wyc sold to them at a ridiculous price. We'd
rather give the bargains to our customera-
■even at a loss—so to-morrow morning we inaugurate a grand sweeping
PRICE SMASHING CLEAN-UP SALE NOTNINI RESERVED- TOUR URRESTRICTED CHOICE OF ART IARMERT OR ARTICLE IR OUR STORE. READ THE LIST RELOW CAREFULLT. SALE STARTS AT • O'CLOCK.
SKIRTS SKIRTS
Nearly 4,000 Skirts to Choose From ZA Walking Skirts, worth C.fO. to-morrow ... H'vlktng Skirts, plait bottom. $.! 50 ones arc ORc Fancy styles in Walking Skirt#. S3M ones at \ Wt.iH Over 3Mi fir.* all-wool Walking Skirt# twenty different style#, all colors. wo*-ih up to fS-W, at #1.0S Hundreds of fine Walking Skirts, that were marked J* 50 and J7.00. all on one tabic, at. choice ...... F2.D.S Y mr choice of over *<> newest Walking Skirts, elegant style*, marked **,00. f-.50and *10.90. your choice at * - — RH.Ho Draw Skirts, all-wool cloth, all to.W and IS.OO kin is |t2.S)R Handsome broadcloth Skirts, blank and blue, taffeta silk trimmed, *lsht srftyle* of fine JS Skirts, yours for . ......... Magnificent Drees Skirts of finest broadcloth and cheviots, elaborately designed, all are *10 00 values, now . .. £4.00 Mats of ftplondhs taffeta, three ruffes edged with satin. This Is certainly a rare bargain, your* for • £3.05 Silk Skirt# of fine quality peau de sole, stylish, handsom* and durable. *10.00 the world over, jours for.-,. . £4.0* Fine peati de sole Skirts, worth *17 SO. now at £0.05 Fine, elaborately trimmed 115 00 Silk Skirts are £H.7R Skirts ? great variety, in all colors at just about one-third price.
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Ladies’ Coats NEW COATS FOR WINTER *fi.ob all-wool Coats at £2.05 *8 00 all-wool Coats at £3.0H *10.00 all-wool Coats at — >. .. £4.75 |i:.W all-aool Coat* at £7.50 *>HW all-wool coats at ..... £0.75 *25 w all-wool Coats at £12.05 nn.no fine Ix>ng Coats £10.00 *12.<W peau de sole lined Silk Coats. yours for £5.00 Silk Coats are £8.75 Ci.W) Silk Coats are.. Velour Co«t* at... *2n.on Velour Coats at.. HO.00 Velour Coats at.
£1.00
Childran’s Cloaks HANDSOME LONG ONES
£1.00 £2.00
£N.25 ■ •£ 1 *».75
*C.i» Cloaks for ».00 Cloaks for *6.00 Cloaks for *7.50 Cloaks for
*10.00 Cloaks for
SJj.Oti Cloaks for \ elvet Coats. *7 00 ones Velvet Coats. *10 00 ones Velvet Coats. *12.50 ones Velvet Coats. *16.00 ones
Infant's *2 0< Cloak at.
£2.08 £3.05 £5.05 £7.08 £3.08 4.75 0.00
.05
05c
Coats. 2 to 5 years. *4 00 ones—£2.48 Coats, 2 to 6 years. *6.00 ones... £3.05 Coats, 2 to 5 years, *8.00 ones... £4.75
Carpenters' Officers Return.
L’resldent William Huber and Secretary Frank Duffy, of the United Brotherhood of Carpenter* and Joiners, have returned to headquarters from their work at Phll-
purltanTcal I *<1*1 pbl*. Where they have been Inveetl- “ * gating the strike that has lasted among
a*
father, was Just a# pleasing, whether In
the heat "f anger with the daughter, nr ; yh* building trades since the first of May In making hi-. Crete# • •.'"h to recover j N i settlement was reached, but D A her. Mrs. Charles Peters, h veteran of . p..,,,, 0 f wilkesburre, eecretary of the the stage, took the part of a generous i general e*ec„t1ve board and T M Irlshwotnrit), and no one in the company Guerin, of Tr-»*. N. V . first vlce-preti-showsd more talent than she The action 1 dot.t, were anpcrlnted *o examine the t»»ot the piny rested upon her many tiinss. t Umuny and inuid down a dsmaion For and she tempered Itrs little shortcomings this purpose they accompanied Mr Huwlth her wholesome humor, Frederick ; ber and sir Duffy to this eltj’ Webber, Charles Stewart, William F t ——s
Granger *nd Amy Funehonettl Joined their efforts in giving vim to the produc (Ion. A better company than this one seldom comes to the Park In a melodrama. The piny, too, brought applause from the audience, although the piece could he sheared of some of Ita sense tlonallam and still be ft good one The play will be preaented until the close .of
the week.
GREAT SALE OF
TAILOR-MADE SUITS While they last, one lot of Suit*. In all sites up to 00 bust, all colors, about 00 Suits, your choice of these £4.50
Suits worth, 139.09 are £10.75
Novelty Suita, long coats, made blouse. *15 00 Suii* ... £8.75 Fine Suits, worth *18.00. at — £11.50 Suits marked *20.00 are £13.05 Suits marked *25 00 are £17.75
Suit# worth moo are £24.00 Suits worth *49.00 are.... £29.75 Suits worth *45.00 are £33.00 On all Suits at *10.00 or over, altera-
tions are free.
RURS
FURS
1.900 Fur Scarfs, long tails, worth *260 at 0
*3.00 Fur Scarfs at *4.00 Fur Scarfs at.... *5.00 Fur Scarfs at *7.50 Fur Scarfs at. .. *10.00 Fur Scarfs at... *15.00 Fur Scarf* at... *20 00 Fur Scarfs at *26.00 Fur Scarfs at... *35 00 Fur Scarfs at...
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*10.00 Flat Stoles are £4.05 *16.00 Flat Stoles are — £8.75 m.OO Flat Stoles are £10.50 *40 00 Flat Stoles are £25.00
S30.00 satin-lined Fur Jackets,
V s
sizes 32 to 42 yours at.. *25 00 Fur Jackets are *40.00 Near Seal Coats at *50.00 Ne<ar Seal Blouses *75.00 Beaver-trimmed Coats
1 7.50
HIRE’S YOUR CHANCE
<12.75 115.50 121.75 <29.00 <30.50
We just received 60 very fine Winter Coats for ladies They are 42 and 44-inch garments, made the new automobile box back, fine Zibeline, kerseys and montagnac. These garments in two weeks will cost you *18.00. *20.00 and
*26.00. Come and take choice at.
£10.4M>
Umbrellas *1.00 Umbrellas are *1.50 Umbrellas are *2 00 and *2.60 Umbrellas are. *4.00 Umbrellas are
42e O0c
c 5
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08
£1.7
Wrappers
*1.25 Fleeced Wrappers.
Cloth Capes
09c
*1.60 Fleeced Wrappers ........88c *2,00 Fleeced Wrappers ..08c JJ.OO Percale Wrappers 05c *1.50 Percale Wrappers 08c
*6.90 Cloth Capes... *7 60 Cloth Capes ... *9.00 Cloth Capes.
If
*10,00 and *11.00 Cloth Capes ■ft.flS *12.00 Cloth Capes if.08 *18.00 Satin-lined Capes £8.05
*5.00 Plush Capes... *7 60 Plush Capes... *10.00 Plush Capes .. *12 50 Plush Capes.. *15.00 Plush Capes..
Plush Capes ::ee III!
OVERCOATS AND SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS Men's wool and worsted Suits, marked *10.00. now £3.40 Men s all-wool Casslmere Suits, worth *1100 and *12.00. at £4.75 Men s Fine Clay Worsted and Cheviot Suits, *15.00 values £0.08 Men s Suits, fine pure worsted, ali styles of *11.00 ones £8.08 Men’s fine tailor-made Suits; tailors' ortces, *36.00, ours £12.75 Men's all-wool Kersey Overcoats, marked *10.00, nojr £4.75 Men's fine Frtese and Melton Overcoats, worth *12.00 and *16 00. are £7.50 Men's Overcoats, full length, finest goods, worth up to *19.00, at £8.08 Men's fine tailor-made Overcoats; taflors’ price, *36.00. ours..... £12.75 Hoys' Suits at *2.99. *3 98. *4.26. *6.98. *S.A) and *9 76. worth fully double. Boya* Overcoats at *2.96, *3.T6. *6.96. *7.98 and *10.60; Just a little less than half.
Pants for M«n and Boys *1.60 Pants are 75c *3.00 Pants are £1.50 *4.00 and *6.00 Pants are £2.00 *6.00 and *700 Pants are £3.05 Boys' *2 00 Long Pants 03c Boys' *360 Long Pants £1.410 Man’s Underwear Fine French medium weight Balbrtggan, all sixes, at ..-30c Men's fine ribbed Shirts and Drawers, all colors, at 48c Fine fleece-lined Shirts and Drawers, all sixes, yours at 30c
Shirtwaists
*1.00 Lawn Waists sre 3 *1.60 Flannel and Vesting Waists 8! All J3.60 and *4.00 Waists ~ *
*5 00 Silk and Velvet Waists. *8.00 and *7.00 Peau de £ Waists
Ii:lg
Sol*
*3.1)8
Man’s Shirts 100 dosen Men's fine soft Shirts, all slses of 76c and H.OO ones at 30** Men's fin# fall Oxford soft or laundered fancy *1.26 Shirts 48c All the *1.60 Shirts, to-morrow...,0f)«. Men's *1.00 Nightshirts are ... 30c Man’s Furnishings Men’s T.inon 16c Collars ..2c Men s 16c White Handkerchiefs....Re Men s 26c Fancy Sox. pair 14c Men’s Canvas Gloves, .pair ........ HeMen's *1.60 Dress Gloves 75t« Men's *1.00 Hats, all go at 42c Men's *1.60 Hats all go at 05c Men's (2.00 Shoes, pair .............,08c Men's 60c Ties, all at 25c Man's all-wool Shlrta and Drawera. camelahalr, *1.80 ones 70*.
AmoNa Bingham Coming.
Miss Amalia Bingham will present her company of American players at F.ng tlsh's on Monday ami Tuesday In "The Frisky Mrs. Johnson." by Clyde Fitch, which ran for three months at the Prtnsass Theater. New York "The Frisky Mrs. Johnson.” which Is new to theater*oer* here, deals with the American eoljny in Paris Mr and Mro Frank Mortey art an American couple, who are In the position typical of many couples In this commercial day and generation. Mr. Worley i» Immersed In business, and Mrs Worley, though she desires her husband p Attentions, thinks half a man Is better j than none and so flirts desperately with !
Bister, a
Chance for Government Employment.
An examination for positions In the
Government service will be held In Indianapolis by the United States Civil Service Commission, October 21. Just at present the Government’s demand for employes exceeds the supply, and examination# are to be held In different cities to
got the needed materia! W. L
Dyne#,
secretary of the commission In thts city will furnish Information to any one de-
siring to take the examination.
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL LESSON 1 October ♦. DAVID BRINGS UP THE ARK. I Samuel, vi, I - :2.
Union-Made Suite for Men
dead. The divine Instruction had been explicit that no one was to touch the
In response to requests from those Interested In Sunday-school work, The News will hereafter print its discussion of
the lesson a week in advance
Twenty years or more elapsed after
David had been crowned king at Hebron faie o? the whole nation. the events of this lesson took : /^v'd even bejran to fear the presence
its removal to
No better suit sold for the money. The big store#, with the big rents and big ex- .
But while Uzzah died for his disc- * vo 7, *i« to *15 for the heuience. the rebuke was not wholly fori P®"**** vuu cn * tr ?* T<> u 9 1 - to r . or . lne
him. David felt its shock keenly and H i * r *" 98 ' was essential that he should, for In his t ery sim -
keeping lay the moral and spiritual wel-
f :i r\ f tv H rh 1 £» natton
A union label on
150 Trunks and Tmtaling Bags
chief lieutenant, «nd Abner, the elder man of Ids rival, Ishbosheth, resulting In the latter's death. Joab had. indeed, an
trying to pawn The detectives said he was Identified by the Bertitlon sv S t ern
- .. . . . . , . t --i- ns a man wanted In Uhlcago on" the
! charge of fotgery.
Arrested as a Chicago Forger. Thomas H White, who says he Is a traveling salesman from- Chicago, was placed under arrest this forenoon on the
charge of being a fugitive He was found i , , .. vni.a . „ .t, nr , s, . . .'excuse for killing Abner, who had killed
In a pawnshop by detectives Asch and i. . . . , . .
Manning and arrested because h. told ' his brother Asahel In battle, but the conflicting stories regarding n bicycle he * deeper " aSOn f ° r thC 1 B< ‘ emS V* was trying to pawn The detectives said been Jealousy, roused by Abners growing
bloody
i blase English lord. Her sister, a lively jut fenerous-henrted widow, endeavors to
Boy Dies of Bullet Wound.
shield her from the consequences of this I ^Irteen years old. of mtanglement. and t# forced by clrcum- ^ u *ile street, who was accidentally itances to shoulder the flirtation herself j snot in th# abdomen by Marshall Duval), This threatens to work harm on her own fifteen, Wednesday afternoon. Is dead
love affairs with ■r. Eventua.
lessen her misdeed#
Place" These'years were "by no means | ^^‘wUh its* removal* to^erusakm' 1 i
empty and uninteresting For one thing. * Dow- shall the ark of the Lord come to ^ unka 11 75 t0 * 1400 ' Traveling Bags 35c
t h,r. ... .... feud between Jottb. Dwvtd . | X 'SS?.HZlT*
any consequences it might entail. Thi# was the Gittlte. Obed-edom who abode | on the wa> to Jerusalem. Into his house j the ark was carried and there tt rested | for three months. No details of the life ] in Obed-edom# house have been saved to us, but that It was a godly house there can be no doubt. For "the Lord j blessed Obed-edom and all his house-
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examination anywhere, press paid only when cash Cl ‘ --- - -
favor with David This wa8 bloody Wh<fn T > av!( , (lt lh< . expiration of the l. H. KAUFFMAK, proprietor,
time, well summarized In the first verse three months, learned how well the keep- j
of the third chapter of Second Samuel: era of the ark had fared, his courage was
’’TsTow there Ion*' war between the r^tored and he wa£ ready to tltk® it on xvow there was long war oeiwccn inc ^ capltal wh< . r e already he had a house of Saul and the house of David, j new palace, and around which he had
a younger brother of
he
ant
The P’rlsky Mr*. Johnson.
production, both as nsgarda scenery iccsssorlss, comes ftiom the Frit
rhenter, New York. \| ■
I new palace,
but David waxed stronger and stronger. J built a wall. He had a strong army or„„d thfhous, of Saul ..»<■ -«k.r ^ C ISKlS. nSffi weaker.'' | reigned forty years, thirty-three of them j Abner seem# to have recognized at 1 over all of Israel. ^ must not forget ■
p(ay ends j were In th« bam_of Austin Gray, with how mucfl superior David was to the minstrel^ Byron affirms of his |
. j liad a revolver. | his own master, whose weakness and playing -
Duvall was In the set"^ handtnT'Se l acn . !atKms doubtless <l,,,h ^ irt ^ ned ^ h, i ^_ ew«;
No ear »o dull, no soul so cold.
That frit not. fired not to the tona. | Till David's lyre grew mightier than hla
Morley. Eventually the true culprit con- 118 result of his Injury The hoys
a the play ends w« In tune for j wt.„... - The entire ' which they
n«i 4»i.vsv*mitg pmy wiui5 wrir *11 »»
grlth the petti of marriage bells in tune for whom Duvall lived, and had u revolver *r»'i an M rift JaH »ieu*h«% *' '7*1%-. t Ivaxt- -did not ^Aflj |—f Wm |
in the . to hitt companion when It ex-
and
nce*» ] weapon
j plodotl.
p'lnally. annoyed at an accusation by his king, he made direct overtures to David, asking significantly. "Whose Is the land?" and "Make thy league with me Behold, my hand shall be with thee, to bring about all Israel unto thee." David accepted this offer, celebrated with a fcaet, ! but he never saw Abner again. David took every care to disclaim guilt of his death, and himself followed tlte dead general’s bier. He appears to have had genuine regard for Abner we a man end att oflh-er, and exclaimed to bis houw- . hold: "Know ye not that there Is a prince and a great man fallen this day In
> Israel
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Ival kingdom fi.-,i Uhl-sheth * "hamla , w.
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tvvt expressively
the Israelites were trou-
Llmitsd to Fraternal luclnetw. The Attonney-Oeneral of Indiana has glvan an opinion to the effect that fraternal Insurance orgiiftlxatlons can not wngaKe In the ohl-llne business. The fraternal association* are #»rgunlze«l under ajtevlnl laws, and they are not regard#-d In the same light as the old-line Companies In-cause their business Is supposed
mutual basis and
old-line
char-
ters under rigid law-, fttul must keep <>u dejsislt with the State funds sufficient to protect |H>ltey holders of the State.
’ although Ishl-isheth was nominally their ruler. Abner was their head. They saw that their future was dark unless they could win the favor of David. Two of their number. Hannah and Keohab, cap- ! tains both, traitorously sought this favor j by murdering l*ht*osheth, The text tells | us that he laj on his bed at noon In his : own house, a glimpse either of Indolence or of real physical weakness, either of which Ultlitted him to t tile a vigorous in-o- ; tde like the Israelites. His slayers brought his head to David. Instead of rewarding them. David first reminded [ tbetn bow he had treated the messenger ' who had slain Ishh**sheth's father. Jtaul,
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and then pne'-edtsl to serve them likewise. An Ignominious death was their punishment for their treachery. The head : of the murdered king David caused appropriately to be burled In the sepulcher • of l«hi* -heih’s old-time friend and ad-
j vlser, Abner.
After the murder of lshl*o*heth there < was no longer left even a shadow <»f ; reason for a division of the kingdom, i David, the natural ruler, the vigorous man. the only peream who could defend : the people from their ever-harassing enemy, the Philistines naturally assumed j command over the whole country. But | even then, he did not seek the kingdom. . It sought him. Then came all the trite-s j of Israel to David, saying: "Behold, we are th> bone and thy flesh.” So Israel
t became a nation
[ Naturally. David now bethought himself of the ark A great nation needed a great religion, and the srk was the symbol of Israel’s ancient faith. It j marked the "real presence" of <5od. But htxurv had deteriorated David. He had a fine n< w tKilace. built of cedar treesent by the xlng ->f Tyre, and he censed f to exj^se himself in Jmttle. H- h oi t»een guilty of covetousness, and although . he bad repente,|. he was seared with hi‘sin. He recognlxesi the propriety of rei storing the ark to Its early position of i tmp«*rtance as a national center, but either he had forgotten the prescribed method of conveying It. or he did not care. Instead of supporting It on the shoulder- of 11% ittg loyal, consecrated men ordained to l«e.tr It. it was placed tut a carl like any piece of common furniture and hustled off. it w..> .■tccte-aarv that a public rebuke sbtHthl '<e administered. S> when the ark toppled «tud Uxzah put out his band to j steadv »t_ ba was btsiantly stricken
Plumbers Win at Washington. The executive council of the American Federation of 1-ahor In session at Washington has decided to advise the Ontr.U l<abor Union of Indiana (tolls that rta'ognltlon anu representation In the- central IksIv shall let accorded the local union of pluml»ers.
Your Head Need Never Ache If You know ORANGEINE Powder* The Certain, Prompt, Beneficial Cure for BUioua, .Nervous, Neuralgic, Sick Headaches and Eye Strain. It Hits The Cause.” HHIIoos Use It Millions Endorse IL Mr. J A. Wauboos. Managing Editor, The >,«- 1 ,»rii Orarsaiw S/!rr»r. m„: •*Fr to mr •zpenene., I predict ibat th, mmOmw of orxngriBe or, yet tn tbeir intancr." NOTE. —Orangeine Powd-rs srs sold by all procres,i,e dragglst,. IOc f 2 pow. der- : 27c /. powders); %c 15 powders); £ 135 tHiw.i.r*!. Write n, for (ample, fall inftMrmatiym. f'on pci tion, acd rar reaching Humau Result*. Address: "ORANGEINE. CHICAGO.*
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\0l are nol already among our patron.-*, it will pay you to Iprome acquainted with this store and our convenient charge system, which makes it so easy to dress well. You will find here a faultless collection of fashionable wear for men, women and children. Choicest materials and superior workmanship mark our garments, while the extremely low prices are Wade jMissible through the fact, that wo have stores throughout the J’nited States, and our enormous output enables us to sell on Credit
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SCALP HUMOURS Itclilng, Scaly and Crusted With Loss of Hair Soeadiiy Cured by Cutlcura Soap and Ointment When Every Other Remedy and Physisians Fail.
Warm shampoos with Cuttcura Soap •nd light dreoaings of Cutlcura, th« great akin cure, at once stop fUHng hair, remove Croats, scales and dandruff, soothe Irritated, Itching surfaces, destroy hair parasites, stimulate tte hair follicles, loosen the scalp akin, aupply the roots with energy and nourishment, and make the hair grorr upon a sweet, healthy scalp wlien all else falls. Millions of the world's best people use Cutlcura Soup, assisted by Cutlcura Ointment the groat skin care, for preserving, purify lag and beautifying tut skin, for rlesfislng the irnlp of ern#ts, scales »nd dandruff, anti the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whitenIng ami soothing red, rough and sore hand#, for baby rashes, itchlngs and chnflngs, for annoying Irritations and Inflammations, or loo free or offenslvo rsplration, for ulcerative weaknesses, tnfl many amiseptic purposes wblcU r< ailtly suggest themselves to women, i- well ## for all the purposes of tii£ toilet, bntli am!nursery. Uoiui>lete treatuK-m for everv bnmwut con#l#tl»ig of Outlcora Hoap, 10 xiesuse Hie skin, Culli-ura (llntiuent, to Ib-al the skin amt (’utkiira liesolvent. to emu ami cleanse the bloml may now b id for one d«»llar. A simile set I- often anflk'lrnt t»» cure the most torturing, disfiguring, Itching, burning ami scaly imnionr* w/emas. rushes and irriUUou-. from inliimy to age,
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