Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 June 1914 — Page 3

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SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1914.

Improvement Rushed Through In Record Time—Work Being Hurried Throughout City.

Work on the Improvement of Ohio jetreet from Second to Ninth-and-One-I Half streets was completed Friday night 'aihd the street was thrown open to the pubic last night. The improvement of this street has set a record for street 'improvement in Terre Haute. Active work was begun on the street a little more than a week ago and now it Is 4n first-dags' condition. The work was done by the Andrews Paving company, of Hamilton, O.

College avenue also begins to take bn the semblance of an improved street and, according to the officials of the Neil & David Construction company, three more weeks will see the foundation completely laid. The street is being improved from First to Twentyfifth streets and represents one of the most extensive improvements conjtracted for by the present adminlstration.

Already the street has been improved to Thirteenth and two concrete mixers are busily at work completing the foundation. This street, when com|pleted, will be known as a reinforced macadam street.

Work on all the other improvements I are progressing rapidly, according to Harry S. Montgomery, president of the board of works.

The city engineer's force Is busy (preparing the work for the contractors land it is thought when the time comes [for preparing the assessment rolls on 'the various streets, it will be necessary to do night work at the office.

After Mayor Roberts' return from Washington, he was consulted by a jnumber of farmers anrl complimented 'on the part he had played in procuring the eleven new paved roads in Harrison township.

Bids for the improvement of North Seventh street, between the two railroads, and also Tippecanoe street, west of Seventh, were taken under advisement Saturday by President Montgomery.

PESKY BED BUGS

The new chemical, P. D. O.. Peaky Devtta'

uletus. actually puts the •Verlastiog to pesky' bugs, roaches, ants, fleas and moths, lmpoa» •ible tor them to exist where P. D. O. to used.

P. D. 0- kills and leaves a coo to* on the* •ggs and prevents hatching. A 25c package makes a quart of ttte strong •st bug-Wller on earth.

A box ol P. D. Q. goes farther than a barrel ol eld-tashlooed bug killers. Look lor the devil's head on every box, aiso patent spout, in every box ol P. D. Q.

P. D. Q. kills fleas on dogK kills and prevent* moths preserve your furs and clothing with P. D. O- C--la by all we.'S stocked drug jttrv-3.

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Summer Store Hours June— Open at 8:00 A. M.

Close at 5:30 P. M.

Saturday

Open at 8:00 A. M. Close at 9:30 P. M. July and August—

Open at 8:00 A. M. Close at 5:30 P. M.

Saturday

Open at 8:00 A. M. Close at 6:00 P. M.

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after a very busy week in the "provinces"—meaning the congressional districts where several big organization meetings were held.

While there Is nothing to warrant the statement that the progressives are going to carry the state, the sire of the organization meetings and the interest manifested was anything but pleasing to tt'e republicans. Chairman Hays called together the republican committee this week for the purpose of taking an inventory of the situation and to arrange, if possible, to offset the work of the progressives, which undoubtedly has given the republican leaders much alanft.

The progressives are going to have a much better organization than they did two years ago. Whatever may be the oondltion of the party in other states, Beveridge is putting a lot of pepper Into It in Indiana. He is going right to the men in the precincts, urging them to organize and to continue the light.

The progressives arel elated at the size of the organization meetings and at the determination of the crowds to hear Beveridge. His meetings have been very large ini view of the fact that the campaign is not to be opened until September. The indications are that his personal followers among the republicans are going to stick with him as they did two years ago when they practically disrupted the republican organization.

Some Figures.

The situation is anything but pleasant to the republicans, who are trying very hard to get started back to the position they held a few years ago. Beveridge is confident that the progressive ticket will receive more votes than it did two years ago. The republicans are counting on at least ten per cent of the progressive vote. James E. Watson has estimated that the progressives will cast 75,000 votes.

If they get that many the republicans can not win, as the state normally is very close—or rather was very close between the two old parties prior to the split among the republicans. It will be recalled that the democrats carried the state in 1908 by nearly 15,000 and that they did as well in 1910 when there was no such thing as a progressive party. So if the progressives cast 75,000 votes in 1914 it is not dfficult to figure where it will land the republicans.

The democrats are not taking any deep interest in the fight between the progressives and the republicans for second place.

Beveridge Making Hay.

Even if Roosevelt does not come to Indiana to make speeches for the progressives, Beveridge feels that they will be in good shape. He Is telling the progressives that he brings a personal message from Mr. Roosevelt and there is no alarm among the bull moosers over the absence of their intrepid leader, the great explorer. Bevoridge refers to Roosevelt as "Our president in 1916," and the allusion provokes a lot of enthusiasm except in the Goodrich, Watson, Hemenway districts. Whenever Beveridge hears of a bull mooser backsliding Into the ranks of the republicans he finds out the whys and wherefores and usually refers to the case in a speech much to the great glee of the progressives.

Reports from various parts of the state show that the amount of interest in the proposed constitutional convention is not encouraging. The women's federation has taken up the matter and has worked up some interest in the plan for a constitutional convention in conjunction with the "votes for women" movement

COAL MINER WINS JUDGMENT.

Awarded $314 Damages for Injuries Received At Work. Charles K. Edmonson, a minor as well as a miner, secured a judgment iri the Superior Court Saturday afternoon against the Shirkie Coal Co. for $314, for injuries sustained by him in an accident in the Shirkie mines on March 30. He claimed to have been crushed and jammed between the side of an entry and a car and had three ribs broken, as well as other injuries. The coal company, by its attorneys, waived summons and confessed judgment in the amount named, the original complain^ asking for ?500 damages. Rovso. Dix and Cooper represented tne plaintiff,

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The Call of the Cumberlands, —By Charles Buok. Trying Out Torchy. —By Sewell Ford. The Harvester. —By Gene Stratton Porter. Buttered Side Down. —By Edna Ferber.

Half Pound Royal igc Royal Baking Powder known the world over for quality one pound tins 38c half pound tins

Snow Mellow takes the place of eggs for icings, fillings and meringues large package 50c small package 25° (Snow Mellow beater given free with each package.)

Asparagus the "Del Monte" brand. Giant green No. 2% square cans 35c

Asparagus, the "Del Monte" brand Giant White No. 2% square cans 39c

Asparagus Tips the "Del Monte" brand green points No. 2^ square cans

Apricots the "Del Monte" brand, heavy syrup No. 2Ys cans —26c

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Notable One Day Clearance of

Gray Hair Goods

—It makes no difference whether your hair is just beginning to gray or is almost white, you'll find a Switch and Transformation *heie to perfectly match yours. And at the greatly reduced prices quoted, the values are indeed exceptional. Gray Switches, 14 inches long, reduced to Gtaar SwttabM, 30 Inahee long, reduced to Gtoty Switches inches long, reduced to Gny Swttch** inches long, reduced to Gray Twiatimnstloiu, reduced to Gray Transformations, reduced to

(fecperts in attendance win Insure a perfect match. Hair Qoode 8hop. 8ooond Floor.

Woman's New White Footwear Mary Jane's and Colonials

—Those in search of the new white Summer footwear will find our Shoe Department ready to meet every requirement with the best that's going at the least to be paid. We list a few:

White Canvas Mary Janes infants' sizes 3 to 6 price, the pair 8fto

Children's sixes 5 to 8 price, the pair 85o to $1.19 Children's sixes 8% to 11 prioe, the pair —$1.00 and $1.50

Misses' sizes, 11% to

price, the

pair —$1.25 to $2.00 Ladles' elses 2% to 7 price, the pair —$1.60 to $3.00

Demonstration of "Roxane" a Prepared Cake Flour

—An interesting demonstration will be held this week in our Pure Food Grocery Department. We shall demonstrate to all housewives who care to know about it "Roxane," a perfected prepared Cake Flour. This splendid preparation is composed of the best elements extracted from the purest and finest Winter wheat. Come and see how the cakes are mixed and baked— and you may sample.

For Monday ONLY we shall offer a 2% pound rt-j regular 25c package of "Roxane" for Mil/

45c Royal 38c

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TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE

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$1.35 $1.95 *2.46

—$1.88 $&ft*

White Canvas Colonials) hand turned soles new spool heel sale price, the pair $2,50

White Canvas Tennis Oxford#! with white rubber soles sixes 2% to 7 sale prioe, the pair —86o

White Pumps and Oxfords In sizes 2*6, 8, 3% and 4 regular $2.50 and $3.00 values sale price, the pair —$1.00

A List of Popular Copyrighted

Summer Fiction at 50c

—In our Book Department will be found a splendid collection of popular copyright fiction that can be had for 50c the copy. We list a few of the titles:

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The Cradle at the Deep. —By Jacob Fisher. The House of Silence. —Oordon Holmes. Joyce of the North Woods. —Harriet Comstook.

The Camera Fiend. —By Bl. "W. Hornung. The Poor Little Rich Girl. —By Eleanor Qates. Anna of Green Gables. —By I* M. Montgomery. Janet of the Dunes. —By Harriet Comatock. XX the Foot 1 the Rainbow. —By Gene Stratton Porter. From Jest to Earnest, —By E. P. Roe. The Steps of Honor. —By Basil King. Redeemed. —By Downs. Book Seotlon.

35c Soap igc

5 bars of the well-known brand Fels Naptha Laundry Soap at the counter for only

For Vacation Folks, 1 hese $8 Trunks for $6.98

19c

Welch's Grape Juice, from choiest grapes pure and unfermented quart bottle 42c pint bottle 23c pint 14o individual bottles —9c

Salmon the Clover Hill brand of fancy Alaska river red salmon one pound tall cans for 15o

Salt Morton's free running salt best for the table 3 packages for 25c

Peaches the "Del Monte" brand of lemon clings halves extras No. 2% cans —28c

Pears "Del Monte" brand California Bartlett pears No. 2^ cans 29c

Gold Dust large 4 pound 25c package of N. K. Fairbanks Gold Dust Washing Powder for —18o

—The Baggage Section is offering an excellent fibre bound trunk with strap ali around lai ge tray strongly made regular $8.oo value £|Q Special, each ijjWsv© Baggage Section Basement Annex

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1 he June Sale of

White Goods

White Mercerized Lawns very fine quality soft finish pure white olose firm weave for waists and dresses 42 inches wide regular 40c value special, the yard —29o

—One of the most exquisite pianos ever made and the. most widely copied.

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In Connection with Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney Co., St. Louis. We Give and Redeem SURETY COUPONS.

Attend Our June Sale of White Tomorrow and See How Splendidly We Can Supply Your Summer

—Includes many of the most wanted fabrics. Here are some

White Linen Crash, 47 Inches wide firmly woven with soft finish good weight for suits wxd skirts regular Bbo value special, the yard 69o

Fanoy White Swisses vsory sheer, In a large assortment of patterns and checks bars and embroidered dots special, the yard

White Qranlte Crepes tfceee new embroidered granite white crepes very firmly woven with beautiful patterns for waists and dresses specially priced, the yard S®o

White Voile* theee white voiles are very scarce and hi demand for waists and dresses we are offering a very fine quality 40 Inches wide, pure white voiles, special, the yard 29c

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The Chickering Quarter Grand

We call especial attention to the Chickering Quarter Grand at this time because it is JUNE, and this piano is a superlative among the gifts for HEIR.

Nothing that we can call to mind may carry with it more enduring happiness, whether she be a bride of tomorrow or of twenty years ago.

The tonal quality that has made Chickering pianos world-famous— flute-like In purity, limpid and at the same time of unlimited depth and richness—rings out from this marvelously sensitive instrument.

For the bridegroom-to-be who would like to install this superb piano in his future home, but who feels that other expenses will not permit it, we might mention that we sell pianos on a convenient payment plan to those desiring to buy in this way.

Price of the "Bride's piano," $775 Piano Salon—Fourth Flo°r.

Wear Kayser Gloves

This Summer

—Our stock of Kayser Gloves for Summer wear included a number of special values, a few of which we list below:

Kay6«r Silk Gloves, 16 button Milanese silk gloves double tipped Angers Paris point stitching in colors of black, white, tan, navy, gray and pink special, the pair —$1.00

Kayser 16 and 20 Button Gloves double tipped fingers Paris point stitching in black and white only special, the pair —$1.00

Kayser 16 Button Milanese Gloves, beautiful embroidered patterns in white -only special, the pair $1.75, $2.50 and —$2.98

Kayser 2-Clasp Silk Gloves, double tipped Angers special, the pair 50c, 75o and —$1.00

Main Floor-—East Aisle.

GOING ON!

June Clearance Sale of Bedroom and Summer Porch

Furniture

Close at 5:30 P. M.

Cool Summer Dresses and Suits That Cost But Little

—In our Women's Dress and Suit Section we are showing many inexpensive models for Summer wear, as well as those that are more costly. We are featuring a few of the former in this advertisement.

Corded Crepe Dresses in white and colors in French and Ramie linen a dozen good styles to select from regularly $10.00 sale price, each $7.50

Cool Summer Dresses made of good quality voile batiste, organdie, French and Ramie linen all sizes and colors one lot of three hundred dresses to select from regularly $7.50

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each $4.95

In Jars aic ana 43c In Tubes 21c Toilet Goods Section. Main Floor—Center Aisle

Monday We Start a Pre-Inventory

Sale of Household Linens

—All housekeepers and June brides will find in this event, which begins Monday and will continue throughout the week, an exceptional opportunity to replenish or put in a complete supply of Linens at a saving. Linens of quality, new and beautiful, and among which are the Moravian Cloths and Napkins in exclusive patterns and designs—all at special pre-inventory prices. A few.:

Round Scalloped Table Cloths beautiful quality good weight, pure snow white linen soft smooth satin finish large assortment of desirable patterns neatly and durably scalloped. Napkins to match if desired. 72 inch, special sale price $3.50 and $4.25 81 Inch, special sale price, $5.50 and $6.50

Linen Table Damask 72 inches wide fine quality doublo satin damask good weight assorted new and beautiful patterns regular $1.75 value sale price $1.57 the yard, regular $6.00 22x22 inch napkins to match above damask sale price, the dozen $3.98

Mercerized Pattern Coiths firmly woven from selected Egyptian yarns good weight soft smooth satin finish very serviceable assorted desirable patterns. 2 yard cloth, regular $1.39 special «ale price, each —$1.09

Hot Plates, black or nickel-plated, prices, each $2.48 to $4.25

O-Cedar Mop and Oil one regular $1.00 mop and a 25c bottle of oil, while 7?iA last, both for $1.00 "Pet.

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Linen Suits In white and colored Ramie linen in the new semi-fitted Jacket strap back Russian tunlo skirt all sizes regularly $10.00 sale price, each 0

Summer Dresses In volW and embroidered organdie made full Russian style heavily embroidered in the latest shadow stltoh In all sizes and colors regularly $12.50 sale pric^ each —$8.50 8eoond Floor.

A Real Necessity on a Vacation

Pond's Vanishing Cream

—Pond's Vanishing Cream is a delightful preparation and most effective in cases of sunburn, tan, chapped hands and all roughness and irritation of the skin—and, therefor, a ical necessity on the vacation trip.

This spJendid cream is composed only of the purest and choicest materials and has a lasting freshness and fragrance. It is free from the objectionable features of creams containing oil or greese and as it is almost instantly absorbed by the skin it is quickly applied. It is priced at:

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2% yard cloth, regular $1.75 sale price, each

—$1.49

3 yard cloth, regular $2.25 sale price, each —$1.89 Mercerized Table Damask 65 inches wide good wfeight full bleached excellent for every day wear large assortment of patterns, regularly 60c the yard sale F^^se, the yard 45c 20x20 Inch hemmed napkins to match above damask regularly $1.49 sale price, the dozen —$1.19

Unbleached Linen Crash IS in. wide good weight very smooth, soft absorbent finish woven blue border excellent for kitchen towels regularly 10c the yard sale price 12 yards for —$1.00

Huck Towels 18x33 inches good weight woven red borders of fast color specially bleached with very absorbent finish very serviceable regularly 10c each sale price, the dozen —$1.00

Come To The Basement Store for

Warm Weather Home Needs

We are supremely ready to supply all warm weather household needs. Hundreds of things are here awaiting your selection. Specials for Monday:

Main Floor—Center Aisle.

Sprinkling Hose 3-4 inch size guaranteed price, the foot 10c

Lawn Mowers, easy running blades, 14 inch size price, each —$2.98