Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 December 1902 — Page 5

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i" §0CIAL HAPPENINGS.

A vetry pretty wedding occurred Wed.neMay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Watts one-half .mile north of Ellsworth, when their daughter Yerna was urn ted in marriage to Mr. Fred Sharp. Ray. Maasa officiated. The bride was beautifully attired in white luster with trimmings of silk and ribbon. After the ceremony the guests were seated to an piquant supper. Those present were: Mr? and Mrs. Wm. Watts, Mr. and Mrs. YVyatt Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and family,' Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Orth, Mr. md Mrs. George Orerpeck, Rev. and Mrs \Ia*8a, Mrs. Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ortli and daughter, Helen,, Miss Maude harp. Miss Kate Sharp, Miss Luella Watts, and Messrs. Edward Lucas, Har!ejf. Watkins and Charles Orth. Mr- and Mrs. Sharp will be at home to their friends after January 1st, at their new home on East Locust street.

The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Winona Reading Circle was held on Monday evening with MTS. Jessie S. Conni}t, 718 Ohio street. Mr. W. A. Keerna 'conducted the study of "Purita-n Revolution" during the personal government of Cftarles I, of England. The circle is well started on the sixth year of its history with constantly increasing interest and enthusiasm. The next sassion will be held with Mrs. W. A. Keerns, 1819 North Eighth street, on the first Monday night in ^January.

I'he T. A. Y. K. club gave a musicale at.^the home of Miss Minnie Dorley Wednesday evening. One of the features of'vihe evening being a contest. The prizes were awarded to Miss Hannah Mcintyre and Mr. Ronald Voelker. CatherintfrMugivan will be at home to the club Christmas afternoon from three to five.

The next dance of the Dirigo Dancing club will be held on December 26. The doj|ce will be in the Duemveg academy oi^Wabafh avenue.

Mias Mary Neeman entertained her caro club Wednesday evening at her home Ng* 101S South Eighth street. Prizes

THE BUSY

BARGAIN HOUSE

teduced

Ladies' Shoes

'.special drive in, Ladies' Box Calf Velour Calf Shoes

or street wear, regular $2.50 and $3 values,

... to 1... ............ $2.00

Ladies' Shoes—An assortment of Vici Shoes in heavy md'light soles, patent and stock tip none of them rorai less than $2, reduced to

idies' Shoes—A lot of custom made welt shoes, in ill tine popular styles, regular value $3 and $3.50, reduced to

C&dies' Shoes—A swell line of hand turn and welt shoes, prictly^ first-class, regular value $4, reduced to $3.00

will buy a $10 Men's Suit, strictly all wool. Fall ''a£yle and weight.

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renowned for their quality and style. The regular value of these suits is $13.50 to $15, but with our usual enterprise we bought these suits at a price that enables us, to, sell them from $3 to $5 below Our competitors. Lnotner line of Young Men's swell Suits at

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were awarded to Messrs John Ryan and James Price. A very enjoyable evening was spent.

Mrs. Carl Stahl and Mrs. Eugene V. Deba gave a card' party Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Stahl on North Eighth street. Fourteen tables played, The west parlor was in Christinas decorations, the music room was in pink. The games were played in points. With the score cards were pink and white flowers, hyacinths and carnations. At 5 o'clock refreshments were passed. A feature of the afternoon was the delightful musical program before and after the games played by Mr. Stahl on his magnificent organ.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prescott will give a family dinner Christmas at their home on South Fifth street. Mrs. Prescott, Mis3 Sears and Mr. William Sears, of Cleveland, 0. will be among the guests.

Miss Thresa Novotney entertained informally Thursday evening at their home on South Sixth street in honor of their guest Miss Mayme McGinley of Sedalia, Mo. The prizes at card's were won by Dr. Leavitt and Miss Alice Hammerstein. A hot course luncheon was served in the dining room.

Mrs. W. R. Mail gave a children's party Thursday afternoon at her home on South Sixth street for her daughter Elizabeth, who was five years old and Kirby Ingolsby of St. Louis who is the guest of Mrs. Emil Froeb. Kindergarten games were played and at 5 o'clock a supper was served. The central ornament on the table was a birthday cake with five lighted tapers on it. At either end of the table were candelabra. The souvenirs were little paper boxes filled' with bonbons. The ice cream was moulded in the forms of flowers and little men and women which delighted the children. Martha Locke of Piqua. 0.. who is visiting his cousin Shannon Buntin was a guest.

Miss Mary Pierson entertained her luncheon club Thursday at her home on

IT PATS TO TRADE AT THE

|For our bargains continues—the great reduction in prices started here last week tomorrow swing into its second week of triumphant success: Gre it price re^Uactions to close out certain lines of

TREMENDOUS SAVINGS NOW POSSIBLE

$1.50

$2.50

^lc Men's Suits ever

Brought into the market. These suits are made of the newest materials and patterns and are trimmed and Itailored equal to any high-priced suits. ilO.OO

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Young Men's Suits that are

$6.98 $5.98 «"d $4,98

will buy a Man's Suit equal in style and quality fo the highest priced custom tailoring, but one- half the cost. You need not to be a clothing critic to discover this fact. It is apparent at a glance, EWMARKET SPECIAL in Boys' Suits. vhve show this s^ison the best line of Boys' Suits made of tailor remnants. The finest imported and domestic woolens and the tailoring distinguishes these suits, and then they are sold for about one-half their value. Suits worth from $4 to $8 sell for

$4 $3.50 $3 $2.50

1 SSPECIAL-MEN'S SfUITSv

(Ws5B8^"«89orted a nnmber of Men's Suits in'broken sizes, one aud two of a kind.

all new goods and styles and of thri most deairable patterns To dispoBe of them we have marked them down to.....$9.SO

South Sixth street. The members of the club are Mrs. Bruce F. Failey, Mrs. Omar Wewhinney, Misses Fannie Blake, Mary Foster, Delphine Bindley, Julia iord, Cora White, Mary Pierson. The tables were red, carnations being the flowers used. The afternoon was spent in playing cards.

Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Weinstein will give a famliy dinner Christmas at the Filbeck hotel. Covers wTil be laid for 14.

Miss Letitia Parks, who has been in the city under the treatment of Dr. Herman Bernheimer left for her home in Crawfordsville Thursday. On Wednesday evening Miss Parks was entertained at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. H. .C Royse on North Seventh street.-

Miss Emma Fisbeek entertained a number of her friends informally at her home Thursday evening. Refreshments were served.

The St. Mary's Circle met yesterday afternoon at St. Joseph's academy. -Seven tables played euchre and the prizes, a point lace kerchief and wedgewood plaque were won by Mrs. Peter Breinig and Miss Gertrude Theobald. The next meeting will be the third Thursday in January.

Fancy Skater Here

Charles L. Franks a professional fancy skater has been secured by the management of the Bronson rink, to give exhibitions from the 24th to the 27th inclusive. Mr. Franks will be one of the fanov skaters employed at the opening of the rink in the Colliseum, Chicago.

Beckham Will Run Again. FRANKFORT, Ky., Dec. 19.—Governor Beckham will, in a few days, make his formal announcement as a candidate to succeed himself.

Drums, drums and more drums 35c to $25.00. E. T. Hulman, 642 Main.

Mandolins, guitars, violins, banjos flutes, cornets. :E. T. Hulman, 642 Main.

S. E. COR.

STREETS

Wen's Shoes

We will make a special reduction on some lines of our Men's Shoes in Vici, Velour, Box Calf, Patent Leather, Enamel and Patent Kid.

Regular $2.50 value reduced to Vl $2.00 .. Regular $3.00 value reduced to

Regular $3.50 value reduced to

Regular $4.00 value reduced to ....

$2.50

$3.00

MISSES' SHOES—We present an assortment of Misses Fine Dress Shoes, worth $2, reduced to ...

Boys' School and Dress Shoes from -Jl.QO

CHILDREN'S SHOES—The best line "of Children's Slioes ever presented, some in fancy patterns. Sizes 2 to 8, from 50c to

Sizes 8 to 11, from 75c to

Boys* School Suits, ages 7 to 15, worth $2, for

Children's heavy weight blue Sailor Suits, ages 3 to 8, a $3 value

JUST RECEIVED—325 pair extra fine Knee Pants made of tailer remnants, regular value from $1 to $1.25.

Our price

Men's real Irish Frieze and Oxford Grey Overcoat, tli® long swagger style, best of trimming, regular $11.50

$3.50

value $8.50

Men's Beaver Ov ercoats, a, first-class garment and ser$8.50 value, for .......

Men's Fine Beaver Overcoat, something dressy and serviceable, our regular $12.50 value, for ....

Men's extra fine long Overcoat, a very handsome and stylish garment, regular $18 value, for ....

Boys' Overcoats, ages 14 to 19, strictly up-to-date in »?|s style and color, regular value $8, for ....

$1.50

THE DAILY TRIBUNE: TERRE HAUTE, IND„ FRIDAY, DECEMBSt .13, 1902.

ESTABLISHED 1856.

WREATHING

$2.00

$1.25

$1.50

$1.25

,. $1.75

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68C

$6.50

$8.98

$13.50

and

Children's Overcoats, in all the latest styles, at about one-tliird less regular price, for

$3.98 $3.00 $2.50 *"d $2.00

and

$9.00

WHAT WE ADVERTISE IS SO

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A full and complete showing of Men's Neckwear in all the latest styles and colors 25C and

Sale of Fancy Work for benefit of Union Hospital by ladies of the Mont Melleck Club. (Second floor take elevator.)

We give a life size crayon portrait with every purchase of $1.00 or over.j.

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Everything new and desirable for

HOLLY WREATHS

EVERGREEN WRATHS

VERY FANCY HOLLY

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'204-206 S. 4th St.

,"5ia VILAS FELL IN

Responded to the Command of His Old Comrade After Thirty Years Separation.

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 19.—W. F. Vilas. cx-Unlted States senator and member of a president's cabinet and a soot-begTlnaed janitor at the Nebraska state capitol were the parties to a dramatic incident Wednesday. The former "Wisconsin senator came to Lincoln to argue a case before the Nebraska Supreme court. While Btanding in the office of the clerk of the Supreme court, and with his back to,the door, S. D. Eastman, one of the janitors, entered the room, startling the party by breaking out in resounding tone: "Captain William F. Vilas, Company A, Twen-ty-^irfl Wisconsin, fall in."

Mr. Vilas wheeled like a flash. The recognition was mutual and, the two men threw themselves Into each other's arms. Eastman was a member of Captain Vilas' company In the civil war. It was their first meeting in th-e thirty-eight years.

Carter and Gardner.

CHICAGO. Dec. 19.—/'Kid" Carter and Oebrge Gardner have been matched^or a six-round flght at ti»e Lyceum Atl club December 29. They ajree. to wJjgh

BAND CONCERT Saturday Eve.

Positively the best and highest

cost glove ever imported to sell for this price. Every pair warranted-

Sole agents for the "American Beauty" umbrella, known as the best in the world*

Take all small packages with you.

Our deliveries, although increased are greatly overcrowded—delays at times are unavoidable.*:/

Men's Christmas Presents at

MarLin (SJ» Scotts.

WE SPECIALIZE MEN'S FINE FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS. NECKWEAR, MUFFLERS, FANCY HOSIERY AND SUSPENDERS OF EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS.

A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL PROBABLY SUGGEST TO YO'U WHAT TO BUY FOR YOUR MEN FOLKS.

MARTIN SCOTT,

HABERDASHiERS' AND HATTERS TO THE PEOPLE.

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CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS—

Ekven-Year-01d

.CHOICE

Toys, dolls games and car/die's in bur busy bas^nnent, Endless variety and countless numbers, making this department of the Big Store a child's veritable wonderland. Mechanical toys, iron toys, dressed or undressed dolls, games of every description, and candies of every flavor.

50c

523 Wabash Ave.

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California

Sour .Wine

PER QUART

HICKEY

GROCERY CO.

THREE CASH STORES. 12th and Main. 7th and Lafayette. 2nd and Main.

Tel. 80. Tel. 71. Tel. 411.

Requires only a little water and slops dre avoided.

Try Tribune's 1 cent a —ord column.

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in tllO the Big Store will be open evenings, the immense-crowds 111 lTiyyi Ulll^e will make'niOrfiing shopping much more pleasant*-

For Men, Boys and Cite

Suits, Overcoats, Pants, Hats, Shoes, Underwear, Fancy and White Vests,

Neckwear, Gloves, Sweaters, Fine Shirts

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SOLE AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS.

Unequalled Showing of

BOOK DEPARTMENT.

"r-"t A complete showing of our immense line of line calendars and Christmas cards. Dainty and appropriate as gifts.

./• Prices range from..

Beautiful designs, elegantly executed• c. See the calendar booth on the 1st floor/' Sr

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TEACHER'S BIBLES.

Complete Teacher's Bibles—levant nvorocco, mus- OQa lin lined, references and all the helps....... Complete Teacher's Bible—levant morocco leather lined —references and all the helps with thumb OR index Complete Teacher's Bibles—best levant morocco leather lined, references, all helps, intlex, self pro- (P QA nouncing

FAMILY BIBLES

Family Bible, leather with family record QQc Family Bible, padded leather, with family ree- 0 QO ord and colored illustrations (PuiUO

SAM GOODMAN

The Only Strictly Cash and Credit Store in the City.

Pick Your Christmas Presents in This Store

OUR SYSTEM OF SELLING:—Buy $20.00 worth of goods pay $1.00 take the goods wear theip compare them if not satisfactory DON'T pay for them, The most liberal method in America.

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Monte Carlos, Tailor-Made Suits, Silk Waists,

The Only and Greatest Cash and Credit .Store in- the City.

Jf you have anything to sell or trade

One Cent a Word Column.

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Flannel Waists,

Fine Millinery, If"! Long Ulsters', Furs of All Kinds.

Sam Goodman

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For LadiesS

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If you want hei of any kind, and

just put a few lines in the Tribune's want It at once, don't forget the TrV I

ne Cent a Wortf cdfiimn.