Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 July 1914 — Page 4

MONDAY, JULY 13, 1914.

C. OF C. SftRETARV IS SWAMPED WITH MAIL

Receives Correspondence, Prom All ?arts of Country Seeking Encampment Information.

Secretary E. H. Clifford, of the Chamber of Commerce, is fairly swamped with correspondence relating to the coming Pythian encampment. About the middle of the week Mr. Clifford expects to open headquarters at the camp and to devote most of his time to the work.

A letter was received from Capt. R. Bulman, of Akron Co., No. 21, U. R. K. of P., of Akron, O. statins that the lodge will attend the encampment with 22 men and three officers. The quartermaster and one sir knight will arrive in the city Saturday evening at 8:45 o'clock and will draw tentage and cots for the rest of the company Sunday. The remainder of the men will arrive in the city at 8:45 o'clock Monday evening.

Capt. Norris Bruce of Piedmont Co., No. 10, U. R. K. of P., of Piedmont, W. Va., has written that he and his men will arrive in the city at 4:01 o'clock Sunday afternoon and that they will need tents for 26 sir knights. This company is anxious to go into camp on Sunday night.

Brigadier General E. F. Dufand, P. S. R., of Columbus, O., has notified Mr. Clifford that he will arrive In the city Saturday and stay until the finish.

Bring Own Mess Tent.

Youngstown C., No. 42, U. R. K. of P., of Columbus O., will bring their own mess tents wih them. Capt. Fay W. Shackleton has written asking for lumber to build two tables three feet wide and thirty long with seats attached to them. He would like to have the tables built but says that if they are not his own men will build them after they arrive in the city if the lumber is at the camp for them.

George F. Little, of Rainier, Md., representing Washington Co. No. 1, of the District of Columbia, has written that he wants to engage a large room in which the men of the company can hang their uniforms after parades and drills. He also inquired as to prices of camp utensils and supplies such as cots, blankets, tincups, candle sticks, etc.

The Miller-Sparrow Co.. of Cleveland, O. has written and asked for the photographic rights for the camp. The company says that it has been granted these rights for the Ohio regiments by Colonels Minchul and Bremberger.

MINE KESCTJE AND "FIRST AID CONTESTS TO BE HELD HERE

Events Will Be Given TJr.der Auspices of the United States Bureau of Mines and Safety Association.

The national mine rescue and first aid to the injured contests of the United States bureau of mines and the American Mine Safety association will be held in Terre Haute Saturday, Svptember 12, under the auspices of the Indiana Bitumiuous Coal Operators association. The committee in charge of the affair is Homer B. Talley, W. Freeman and Alfred Mogle.

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•ould have sa. .. the PlymoufPPortunity to see such work. E Terre Haut «hr!S5.&k'ofltk-nTS JAIL A NEW MAN. v*»th the lovi havKy" Brown "Tons" Self Out to

Leave Bastile.

Michael Brown, who has appeared often in City Court, was up again Monday morning for release, having served a sentence for intoxication. He little resembled the Micky who was sent to jail some time. Micky showed evidences of z. clean shave, a bath and was '•sporting" a brand new suit of clothes, a clean shirt and a white collar. When arrested the last time his trousers vere minus a leg, the shirt lacked sleeves and he looked like the typical tramp'. He smiled at Deputy Prosecutor Foley when he was called for release and the prosecutor smiled back.

YOUNG WOMEN CHALLENGE MEN

The young women composing class seven of Centenary M. E. Sunday school have challenged the members of class ten, made up of ten men, to an attendance contest to begin at once and continue until the end of August. The men's class is unorganized, but has accepted the challenge. The officers of class seven are Grace Curtis, president Ruth Wires, secretary, and Eveline Davis, treasurer. Mrs. Anna Millman is teacher of this class and R. S. Tennant of the men's class.

SEEK MISSING BOY.

Terre Haute police were notified Sunday of the disappearance of the 11-year-old son of Charles McCoy, 206 Plum street, Robinson. 111., who left nis home on July 4 and has not been heard of since. When last seen he was at Palestine. 111.

It's a Mistake

»o 4uppas£ that Nature aione can lvercome a spell of Indigestion, Ovspepsia. Sick Headache. Biliousness. Constipation or Malaria, Fsver and Ague. Help is «eeded today and this jugqpsts tair trial of

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Bathe Your Blood Along With Skin

Unsightly Skin Troubles Will Soon Disappear

Along with a tub bath use S. S. S. for the blood. It bathes your blood, washes out impurities, gets deposits out of joints and muscles, converts impurities into a substance easily expelled. The skin responds quickly. All sore spots dry, a firm, dry scale or scab forms, new skin grows beneath, the scale falls off and you are rid of eczema, psoriasis, acne, tetter, boi's, carbuncles, pimples or any other skin afTliction. S. S. S. has a wonderful action in the network of fine blood vessels in the skin and if you would understand this better write to The Swift Specific Co., 112 Swift Bldg. for a valuable book "What the Mirror Tells."

It will tell you how the skin is but a fine network of blood vessels and why S. S. S. has such a wonderful influence.

Get a bottle of S. S. S. today of any druggist but do not be talked into a substitute. Beware of them. Around each bottle Is an illustrated circular suggesting how you may obtain valuable medical advice absolutely free. Get a Bottle of S. S. S. today.

MINE OFFICIALS FIND REPORTS EXAGGERATED

President Houston Says Administration Has Many Supporters in Linton Field.

William Houston, president of the United Mine Workers, District No. 11, went to Linton, Ind., Sunday afternoon to address a mass meeting of the miners of the field. A large crowd attended the mass meeting and Mr. Houston reported that the sentiment of the miners In the field favored the administration of the district officials. Several miners made criticisms of the administration at the meeting and President Houston took the floor in defense of the district officials.

In view of the fact that reports from the Linton field have been circulated to the effect that a majority of the miners were dissatisfied with the work of the district officials, Mr. Houston stated Monday that after a careful survey of the field he was satisfied that the majority of the men had no grievance against any district officer. The meeting was held in the Grand opera house and Mr. Houston was given much applause when he appeared to defend the diWrict officials against the charges of malfeasance which will be aired at a special district convention to be held in Terre Haute July 21.

PRESIDENT HOLDS ANOTHER MEETING WITH BUSINESSMEN

Raphael Herman, cf Detroit, and Joseph C. Branch Confer With Wilson on Anti-Trust Program.

WASHINGTON, July 13.—President Wilson today continued his conference with business men on conditions throughout the country and fieir bearing on the anti-trust program. He saw Raphael Herman, of Detroit, and Joseph C. Branch, of Chicago. Other conferences of a similar nr.ture will be held at the white house later this week.

Mr. Herman, who was introduced to the president by Representative Dorernus, of Michigan, to the president that in his opinion business men generally agreed that anti-trust legislation should be put through at the present session of congress and that business conditions generally were improving.

CHEROKEE INDIANS ASK FOR RESERVATION IN OKLAHOMA

Put Request Up To President Wilson Who Promises Them He Will Consider It.

WASHINGTON, July 13.—President Wilson was appealed to today by a delegation of Cherokee Indians to be allowed to live their lives in their own way on a reservation in Oklahoma and pursue old religious beliefs which their people have continued for many generations. They had already talked with Commissioner Sells of the Indian office and other government officials, but had been told their request in a general way was against the Indian policy of the government They left a lengthy memorandum, setting forth their case, with the president, and he promised to consider it.

BANK PROSE ELGUN.

CHICAGO, July 13.—Two grand Jury investigations of the affairs of the defunct La Salle Street Trust and Savings bank were on here today. The state grand jury, srrr.moned Friday, opened its inquiry into the insolvency of the bank and the federal grand jury, called by Judge Landis, directed its investigation to the conduct of the bank while it was a national institution before its liquidation and reorganization into a sta+e bank.

W. T. H. MINERS HURT.

George Benjamin, South Twelfth street, and Jacob Barhley. of West Terre Haute, were injured in a slate fall at the Speedwell mine, west of the river, Sunday afternoon. Benjamin was the most seriously injured. They were attended at the mine by Dr. Shankland, of West Terre Haute, and wer9 taken to their homes in the Hickman ambulance.

Cbc Root Store

Switches of fine wavy hair, 20 inches long $1.45 Switches of fine wavy hair, 20 inches long $2.45

Gray Switches of fine wavy hair, 20 inches long —$1.45

Furniture

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

Our Regular 12%c Steven's Crash Tuesday Only, the yard 9c

--Tuesday, and for the one day ONLY, we shall offer the well known and genuine Steven's Linen Crash, 18 inches wide all pure linen unbleached good weight woven blue borders excellent for kitchen and roller towels regular price 12 i-2c for the one day, sale price, the yard wv

Turkish Towels, 30x52 inches extra heavy double thread yarns all white wide hemmed ends very soft and absorbent regularly 69c each sale price Tuesday, each 49c

Mercerized Table Damask 65 inches wide firmly woven from selected yarns good weight smooth satin finish beautiful patterns large assortment regular 60c value sale price, each —45c

Hemmed Napkins to match 20x20 inches hemmed to match above damask regular $1.49 value. Sale price, the dozen —$1.19

Linen Fnish Table Damask 70 inches wide an Imported damask of fine quality good weight improved linen finish very serviceable assorted patterns regular 75c value sale price, the yard —65c

Linen Table Damask 70 inches wide woven from pure selected

Tuesday's Sp cial Offerings From

Pianos

Cool Hair Dress!

—If you want your coiffure neatly arranged and still be comfortable even on the hottest day, step into our Hair Goods Shop and in its privacy let our expert hairdressers show you how to accomplish your purpose.

The service is without obligation to buy but

you do purchase a Switch or any

other hair accessory be assured the price will be most reasonable.

Gray 8witohes of fine wavy hair, 24 inches long —$2.45 Transformations of fine wavy hair —$1.45

Gray Transformations of fine wavy hair —$1.45

Mail Orders filled with accuracy. Send sample. Hair Goods Shop. Second Floor.

It's On! It's On! It's On! July Clearance of All

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—Our Great Annual July Clearance Sale of our entire stock of Furniture and Rugs 1s now in progress. It is an event that every home is interested in—and should be. fit includes Dining Room, Hall, Bed Room and Library Furniture at 15 to 30 per cent LESS than regular. And each Rug is a Fourth LESS than usual. Picture to yourself the golden opportunities afforded. Better select now— tomorrow.

Rugs

flax yarns good weight unbleached very serviceable assorted patterns regular 85c value sale price, the yard —75c

Mercerized Pattern Cloths fine quality firmly woven from selected Egyptian yarns very serviceable weight round, oval and square designs beautiful assorted patterns:

Two yard cloth, regularly $1.33 sale price —$1.19 Two and one-half cloth regularly $1.75 sale price $1.59

Three yard cloth, regularly $2.25 sale price $1.98 Odd Pattern Cloths superior quality all pure linen full bleached good serviceable weight large assortment: 2x2 yard regulaily $2.75 sale price, the yard —$2.39 ,2x2% yards regularly $3.50 sale price, the yard $2.93

Pure Food Grocery

yoc Potatoes 53c

Extra fancy large Texas Cobblers, new potatoes peck, 15 pounds, tor

40c Ham 2gc

Armour's Star brand Fancy Cold Boiled Ham machine sliced to order' pound, a the counter for

Main Floor—Center Aisle.

Our

30c Corn Flakes 14c Honey Crisp Corn Flakes, received fresh for this -f sale 3 packages for 1t:v

Look What 25c Will Buy

|5 pounds of New York State Pea Beans 7 bars of Globs Laundry Soap 1 pound of nigh grade Bulk Cocoa 6 pounds of Xew York State Buckwheat Flour 2"'i pounds o? California Dried Lima Beans 3 cans of fancy sifted Early June Peas 5 pound package of Domino Granulated Sugar 6 regular 5c packages of Light House Cleanser 2V2 pounds of whole head Jap Rice 1 pcund high grade Santos Coffee packages of Morton's Free Running Salt packages of Oriole Cake or Biscuit Mix 3 pounds of Dry Kidney Beans 2 pounds of Peanut Butter

Bakery Specials

Fancy Fresh Eaked Tango Cup Cakes the dozen Ginger Bread, fresh from our ovens, large loaf Blackberry Pies, fresh baked, special Tuesday, each

29c

Choice

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9c 5c

10c

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

Every Practical Home Furnisher Should Share in the joanlages The Furniture, Rug and July Clearance Sales Ar Offering

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Advance News!

New Fall Suits

—This is news for all who prefer first choice. We are now showing a good selection of New Fall Suits prices range from $20.00 to $39.75. The materials and styles are those that Dame Fashion has favored for Fall 1914.

Second Floor.

Regular $3.50

White Skirts $2.50

—One lot of French Pique White Skirts excellent quality made Russian tunic style trimmed with large pearl buttons all sizes regular $3.50 value sale price, each

$2.50

French Ratine Skirts made extra long Russian tunic new flared drop effect has fancy pearl button trimming all sizes regular $5.00 value sale price, each —$2.95

These $1.00 and $1.50 Lingerie Waists Each 50c

—Tuesday we shall offer one lot of white and colored Lingerie Waists all this season's purchase but slightly soiled from showing all sizes regu$1.00 to $1.50 values

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sale price, each v"w New Lingerie Waists in white and the new colors for afternoon and evening wear sizes 34 to 46 values up to $1.50 special, each 95c

Second Floor.

All Panamas Reduced!

—The Millinery Department is now offering all Panama Hats at greatly reduced prices. For instance, here are some that sold up as high as $6.95, now, fq QR each

White Felts, soft crush hats and French felt hats smartly trimmed prices from $7.00 to —$1.50

Sailors, all white or black and white combination beautifully trimmed with white flowers, wings and new breast effects prices, $6.00 to $3.50

Second Floor.

Regular $1.25

Scalloped Sheets Each 98c

—One lot of new Scalloped Sheets 81x90 inches well made of fine quality of soft snow white seamless sheeting, with wide hem neatly scalloped and hemstitched regularly $1.25 sale Qfif* price, each wvW

Pillow Cases 42x36 inches woll made of good quality bleached muslin with wide hem: regularly I2V2C each sale price, each —9c

Sheets 81x90 inches these large size sheets are well made of fine quality, full bleached sheeting good weight and wide hem regularly 90c values sale price, each 7c

Sheets 81x90 inches these large size sheets are well made in line quality, full bleached sheeting good weight and wide hem regularly 90c values sale price, each 75c

Plain Hemmed Pillow Cases 42 x36 inches well made of good quality soft finish pure wnite casing with 3 inch hem regularly 24c sale price, each —19c

Main Floor—West Aisle.

Root Store

Attend Our July Cleasee Sale of

Summer Disses

—July Clearance Sale, which is now rogress, affords the season's best opportunity to save on

Lingerie Dresses In figured and striped voile all-over embroidered linen and figured organdie all daintily trimmed in lace and insertion regular $5.00 tc $6.50 values sale price, each $3.9»

Lingerie and French Linen Dresses all new ana clean In aJi solors and sizes made in good stylo and daintily trimmed with lace and embroidery regular $6.50 to $8.50 values sale price, cach $4.95

Dresses made of organdie, voile and linen all new, clean and in best of style all colors and sizes regular $7.50 values sale price —$6.00

Dress Section.

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cool, lovely Summer Dresses. We areiring these: ChildrDreases in check and plaid gifo and French percale all this

Shirting Madras fine soft quality 32 Inches wid«flrmly woven medium weight light and colored patterns with a raj of woven stripe patterns regularly 25c the yard wale price, the yar, —13®

Wash Goods Section. Main iooi—East Aisfe.

Excellent Quality Bridal Cambric Clearance Price, the yart 11c

—Tuesday we shall offer our finest quality iridal Cambric, firmly woven of fine selected yarns soft sntv white finish good weight for sheets, cases and undergarm«ts I 1a sale price, the yard JL *V

Bridal Nainsook just now in demand for undergarments, gowns, Infants' wear, etc. very fine quality with soft snow white finish firmly woven light weight sale price, the yard 17c

Bridal Nainsook 30 inches wide very fine soft quality pure whits, medium weight sale price, the yard 14c

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of one or more

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purchase In sizes

6 to 14i*s regular $1.25 and $1.50 val^sale price, each —75c Cool Ster Dresses made of linen andj-ed organdie all made

in new Ban tunic style and alt neatly tred all sizes re^sfular $7.50 valigale price, each $4.95

Wash ^es gingham, percale and ife all have collars and cuffs of epidery or hemstitched ramie lineh all sizes and colors regrular $3to $4.00 values sale price, each $2.50

Our Regular 18c Colorl Flaxons\ Sale Price, the yar9c

—Genuine Colored Flaxons fine soft qu^r double width fancy woven check patterns in washable sti colors of pink, blue, rose, red, brown and black regularlyc sale

price, the yard Fine White Persian Lawns firmly woven light and medium weight very sheer in demand for walsta, dresses and children's wear regular 35c value sale price, the yard —17/20

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Second Floor.

White Popl fine quality snow white popliniflrmly woven soft finish alway* demand for waists and dresses silar 20c value sale price, the yart 12'/£c

Bridal Nainsck: good quality woven of fine stlected combed yarns with sno* white finish sale price, the yard 13c

Bridal Nainsoc 36 inches wide firmly woven wit soft finish good weight for undegarments sale price, the yard —11c

Domestic Sectin. Main Flop—West Aisle.

800 Pieces of Fine Aluminum Ware In the July Clearance Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices

—Tuesday we shall place on sale in our Housewares Department more than 8oo pieces of high-grade guaranteed Aluminum ware at LESS than regular charges. Included are Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Berlin Kettles and Tea Kettles. This is the way they are marked

Tea Pots, two patterns were $1.75 low. Tea Pots, two patterns were SI.98 now Coffee Pots, l'/ quart size were $1.98, now Coffee Pots, 2 quart size, were $2.25 now Coffee Pels, 3 quart size were $2.28 now Berlin Kettles 5 quart size, were $1.79 now Berlin Kelrles 6 quart size were $1.95 now Tea Kett.'es, were $1.95 now Tea Kettles, were $2.48 now Tea Kettles, were $3.00, now Rice Boilers, were $1.69 now Housewares Section.

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98c

$1.19 $1.10 $1.23 $1.39 93c $1.25 $1.29 $1.69 $1.89 98c

Basement.

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