Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 December 1902 — Page 9

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GhiMrfHiigh clinirs

•Solid o.i rockers

MOTTO POR THE HOLIDAYS!

E a is as S at he 1fh4 Full Stock and Proihpt Service.^

5splendid

^iinie]_e,d bed, one incli pillars, brass top

?'j|odsi and mounts $4.58

bed, one inch pillars,

Amlled

Morris Chairs

extra

-quarter inch

ana one

illiliaxs. brass top rods and mounts, S„4d„te,,,io»f,ot $12.49 yelour

biiiss bed, lacquered with best Eng-,

bilias1 bed, extra heavy pillars and

Sti'aiac,

bowed extension foot..

20c

S^avj? union ingrain carpets, were

§§|ut to per yard

4oc,

29C

||||)ol filled, extra super ingrain carpets, Ip'ere GOc, cat to per yard 45 HlpesCry brusaels carpets, bright colors, fewere tioc, cut to, per yard

43C

§^1, quality Brussels carpets, were Soc, |||cut to per yard 720 Jpjavy pile velvet oax*pets, beautiful col-

fplrs,

were $1, cut to per yard

M^niinister carpets, all shadings, were ^Pl.25, cut to per yard 95c Ulussels Hugs, 9x12, all colors, were $15, ifl'it to $9.98 twlton* velvet rugs, 9x12, were $25.00, f'ffut to $19.98 jjffgyrna rugs, 9x12, were $18.00, cut

$11.75

tppna matting, all colors, were 25c, cut |||o per yard 12c tlfjiey carffet design mattings, were 40c, |£§ut to, per yard -28C

$1.98

(^rpy Sweepers •..

"\%lou&r ^duchcs .......... 'f

$2.49

$5.98

\^a l-di'obes $10.78 Willow rockers from

$2.79 $14-.98

Mantel.

Beds Prices ranging from

$14.98 up

WEEK AT HAND

NAL EXAMINATIONS BEGUN IN THE SCHOOLS."

)LY FRESHISS KEEP BUSY

is? week Decides Whether They Are Jto Stiil Be Ft. P. I.'s or Go Back Home

ixfeminations, the terror of tenors to deiits, feegan at the Rose Polytechnic jnorning and the Poly .'3 are buried in study and worry over dilte^me of the terms "finals."' V.

:great

deal depends upon the first

.piination of the school year. It is }fyon talk among the students that &eve3r a class is crowded the weaker dfent^vare thinned out by rigid exijjations and it is well known that ay boys "flunk" on the first "exams", ihe freshmen class is veiy large there rbe a wholesale falling of heads this

Ik.

Several boys have been notified Btheir work is weak. jie Normal examinations began yesf^y an'd will be continued until torow noon, when school will dismiss the year. The Poly continues in ses--S unfit Dec. 24 at noon. The new efcter at both the large schools comfes on Tuesday, January 6. public schools are having a series fonthly tests but the final examina3 will not come until the latter part

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E.LKS IN OPERA

je Decides to Present an Annual Entertainment in Elaborate Proportions lodge of Elks will give its annual ttalnnient on the nights of April 20 9. George Schaal and Roy Lawrence, "have charge of the arrangements, that it has not yet been definitely fed xh$t_the' entertainment will be, *hatnt may be an opera. There are

fine voices in the Elks, an3 with "»utside assistance which is always *tesred, they could put on an opera ivQftjhe. The ^minstrel feature has a&er.worked, and the proposition for peM is receiving much favor.

Massive designs, the

Mtrohg, in aii sizes aoid colors. .$6,00 most comfortable gentle- Furnish your dining Kuiieled bed, one

men'g c]2air ever

cus,v

10nS.:.«...

Jaciiuer $23.59 W

$28.49

and Rugs

fcnite ingrain carpets, were 3oc, cut to

J&x-C

48C

(^i|l'^f&6k6i-s 59C

89C

C^n^eat-rocker ^890

Well seasoned, gold oak finish,

%t lengths oil eloth, worth up to 50c, brass handles, patent castors, large, predated by any one Who has H^ard, |ier yard

19C

French plate mirror, neatly'carved

linoleum, best Scotch, elegant designs, frame, large add roomy and a great loose, cut to

economizer of space, an universal

value with glass, $5.98 without

glass, only

$3.98

kali

Trees

Handsomely carved frames. They will add a charm to your hall unknown before.

$6.98

CHRISTMAS TREEf. IN

COST MORE THIS YEAR THAN IN FORMER YEARS.

LOTS OF HO'LLY IS SOLD

Dealers Say Terre Haute Is Buying More Green Stuff This Year Than Ever Before.

The Chaistmas-tree trade has beguni Chiistmas day is le8s than a w^eek distant and the stores'are hustling to keep pace with the growing orders which are piling up on them as the time draws near dr.

Hundreds of small evergreens have been brought to Terre Haute in the last two or three weeks. Many of theni come from gro'ves within a short distance of this city while others are- shipped in ft jam points farther away.

The price for Christmas trees is from 10 per cent to 20 per cent higher than a year ago. This is in keeping with the gehetal advafice of fjfriees in almost everything, The \yreaths and bunches of green have been on the market some time and are -fiiiding'f^idy sale. Most of the holly conies from the east, the evergreen from the north and the mistletoe from the south

Royal Templars £lect.l 'Xff

The Royal Templars elected officers last evening as follows v", S. C.—Dr. E. E Gloi er *,»

V. C—Charles Murphy P. C.—Bessie Scott Chaplain—Mrs. Casto.*!?*^ 5

Herald—Jabez Casto ^s, Guard—Clifton Roush

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designed, fOOm for Oillv

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CHIFFONIERS

Sideboard, Extension Table and Four chairs. This offer can't be beat.

Solid Oak'' flusic Cabinets

A present that will be ap-

their

music lying around

Sentinel—ThomasMarlar Financial Secretary and TreasurerHarmon Newberger.

^Cc^ %iS"Coal at Wheatland. Good coal has been discovered at Wheatland, Ind., by the WashingtonWheatland Coal coftipany. A shaft was sunk to .the depth of 112 feet and samples of the coal tested by expert chemists. They claim the fuel is ah excellent quality. The vein is

four

feet and eight

inches thick and free- from iron of Sulphur. Lnnd owners nfcar tfe .rine have ad an of ?30 t«-,?SQ an„ atare. v!4V 1 ^K~r%

THEi" EXERCISING GIRL

WATCHED BY CROWDS IN MAIN StR^ET WINDOW.

TALKS OF HERI EXPERIENCE

Vifiits the Larger Cities a6 an Advertisement for an Exercising Ma-chine-Firm.

Miss Nina Williams, a practical dem-, onstrntor for the Whiteley exerciser is in the city for a few days to give exhibitions before the public in L. D. Smith's display Window.

Miss Wilfiams a-rrived yesterday af-. tel-noon and ittiniedia-tely began her work. The window

Wits

cleared of the usual

display and she arranged her exercisers so as to show the movements of her body to the public. She liad: Weil in the window but a few ihinutes utitil a large crowd gathered outside of the building and watched evefy toove she inade. She gave exhibitions several times during the afternoon and evening and every time drew great crowds to the store.

She began her work last September and after remaining in Chicago for several Weeks started out on the toad. She has worked most bf the large cities of Illinois and1 is now traveling South. Her next stand will be at Evansville. She says she likes her work, as she has always been mdre or less of a hobyyist on ^hy^cftl traitving. Several yeais were spent in studying physical development work and then she taught. Hearing of a- Vacancy with the Whiteley company she applied for the plaite and jt Was given her. She sayS she is not tiriiid about appearing before Idrge crowds, although at first it seemed rather awkward to do the exercises in sh6W windows.

When she appeared before the public yesterday she wore a dark' red blouse waist with short skirt, blatfk stockfrfgs and gymnasium shoes. Tile waist was low in the neck, and hM no sleeves, iter carriage aiid bearing showed perfect physical development. Thg exercises are difficult and Varied But she id so vfell acquaihtfed with her work that she dbes every1 turn with grace and ability. Mis^ Williams expects to leave Terre Haut«" on, Sunday for Evansville.

THE DAILY TRIBUNE JERRE HAUTE, IND., FRIDAY, DECEMBER V302

insrease of our Christmas sales over that of last year is highly gratifying and furnishes abundant evidence that our cuatomeps fdand what they and at sat'g^toF^

1 floors are crowded with such a display of Furnitutd, both in styl« and quality, we have nevw before brought out iftd at prices never so attfAdtiW. Every pifece of this enormous stock of goods is marked at special reduced prices for this month. j%

Solid Oak Sideboards

Perfect in construction, extremely beautiful in appearance, arrartged with Pr«fich plate mirror of liberal dim^ri-. sions. Our price while they last

$4.98 $10.

CHINA CLOSETS

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The Puruitttre Store that sends you exactly

INTERESTINTG EVENT UNDER AUSPICES OF LODGE NO 19

MEMORIAL SERVICE FEATUFIE

Past Master Jackson Presided and PROF. W. A. Lake Delivered 4 Short Address.

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Terre Haute lodge N0."'1J ot the Masonic order held a public installation of officers and gave a pleasing ehtertaiiiment which •was enjoyed) by its members ahd friends last night. The opening? of the exercises was the song, "The Beautiful Isle," by Miss Lohgtriari, W. £. Rotiey and J. F. Longman, which Was followed by a prayer by Prank W. Gee, the chaplain, ,'i/he prayer was followed by, aiiother appropriate song and the installation proceeded under the direction oi Past Master W. H. Jackson, who was the installing, officer. The officers installed, for the ensuing year are:

W. ,M.—W. S. Roney. S. W.—F. J. Longman. ST. W.—H. B. Tune Treasurer—Frank McKeen. Secretaiy—J. B. Harris. J. D.—Richkrd Beit. is. S.—John D. Wilson. -1 J. S.—Thomas H. M6Corkle. Tyler—D. W. Keeler. Organist—J. S. KetcHam. After the song installation,. a brief service was held in memory cif the rnembers who have died during the past year. The service ctinsisted of ah addfess

:by

the

Rfev. Charles W. Tinsley, aitd a sdttg:, "Sortie Sweet Day." The members w"ho have died dtirtn#. the j'ear. just closing are: Eison W. Kidder,' Merrill N. Smith, Louis Bressifett, John Seal, Geot^e H. Hughes, -Lewis B. Martin, David Hanchet, Uriah SheWrnaker, James B. Reynolds, Alexander L. Cra%f6ra. Heftry Rohtnsbii.

A five-hiiniite address by Pfoieieor W: A. Lake closed the exercises.- Then-, be^ gan a. social session, during whlclil ic? cream, coffee, cake and Sandwiches were served.

Harmonicas, hbtierph6n^S» fcobophohes, cartridge JharmiMicas, the fiiitest line in the city. E. T..jiuliBai, 64.2 Main.

RUre Apjile Cider at Han*fc*» Dairy bifioi, %whth and Elm. .•

Edgar Dick baa sewsors.

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The clo set-l we offer fdr sale IS one of the mpst,pop: ular ipatreriis j|faj dining room fu?nfe\ ture|», \1flt is well made, nicely finished and

•, ,, Ladies'Writing desk

altogether produces ppf^fied goto oak' ed asd mcely batved a ^!ery stylish effect. .^•ffy..^rv^,.w(rtf'''""

........ 'Sale price

^10.98 $498

A Swell Solid Oak

Po^tablf Warifct

if -i

for only

Glass Door

Safe^vC

worth

$8 50, {4

our sale

pricri"-'^

Fancy Easels .from 69c up' •Pvr

/SO.

Nothing but New Goods in thisStore io select from

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*ri what you order. S-1':

CATTLE HERE SECURE

MOUTH AND FOOT DISEASE CONFINEO TO feAST. ifci*. X'.i-

KILLS OFF MANY FTTEROS

Dr. Christy Says Disease Is Seldom Found .Among the Stock in Thisv Section'of the Country.*-

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There is much commotion among eastern stock raisers on account of the prevalence of rheinderpest, a Russian cattle disease Of the hoof and mouth.

Dr. Leslie Cristy of tliis city, was seen this rtiotiiing ahd stated that as f&£ as| he knew no cases had beeit. discov&red ih|, this part Of the cdUiitf^ 'and as there were few shipments of cattle to the west he did not expect 3 rheinderpeSjt to* be come feonlagiotis i'ri Indlkiiia. disease. is very dangerbus, ,wheft itrortc^ a in a it

GREEK CINDY FACTORY

Fine homemade Candies for Cfiirktmasand Holidjays, frojja

10c p«* lb. up.

Next Dodr to Seventh St.

67.6 Main.

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Solid oak three-piece bed

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Solid Oak Combination/-f Book Case, only

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yj. »£:.9

Wabash Ave.

room suitelegantly polish-^!a%fe\

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Painless

Pdsit^Vftly ftfirmteis: fo dore Guitii.

A 0000 SET OF

Guiranteee to fit and Give Satisfaction.

WsJbasH AVe7

tif Tl»i tribijh^s One Cent« W«»i

Solid Oak

Stands^ We have only a few more left at

$1.24

& Jardinier Stands fr6m^'

India Stools, only..«

&,h- tt -f -»i'-y, f.

To encourage Christmas trade in advanco of the inevitable Eleventh Hour rush arid whirl, we have cleared a spaot of fioorage as a Wait Order Room, so that goods purchased now can be held (upon purchase arrangements being distinctly made) for., Christmar delivery.

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C/VRPET SWEEPERS—G^enuiW Standard, Carpet all bristle. .$1.98 lo $3*50 EbC^D Cfibf*f^E&^For choppiiig food of any kind sp.Prices .. 50c to $3.50

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SMiMMil

Th$ Store'Thaig'vaf^jl^ Saves You Money

J3I$

new and «i g)

KJMit"1

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east I v4, •«MS.

loy's GhristeaasT.fee

press, wag^n^iSitj

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St.24

•,4^ Snr

tfOk&r

S el an

pla^0(l clamps or straps. JPt*iee8. 50c t0 $2.0u BATh ROOM TRIMMI/NG- For tow^s, turnip 0-8 and bru^h£tLdldef,.Sodp disjb3fe8l|

if to suit.fe.. \i^

GAS ST^IH^WPS^'IriTOed decora^d and White shades.... $1.50 l0 $6.50

646 and 648 Wabash Avehue. Heating and Plumbing.

fREEl fRIII

Be Wui'frlto cut tWs 5(tii)Otl «ut td^ day ^s^H'-td attrtftvgifiai"BtuL. get a beautiful ^gers BrOa,- iHlVMp" Su#&r ^©o^ iEree«f charge, wftS' one..?5-c^nt box ^of Dr. ferowi^jt Fruit Tabietbi guaranteed to tMtifi HeadTach^, CtihBtipation, Indi^rrttloa:" aW N'l^ouinrtSSSi If your drnSiSJif as&pTioF&iifc thett ana otieft ym sdrtttthlrig elie, don't taki ii{ tr .tn^na.«lidnest druggist «Ho| .*111 give you what you ask for.

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GUMM0A%0B."7

yeu want help of aiyr kind, w*nt It at ene«, dan*! fai*gat ttune's One Cent a War# tlliimii^*