Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 July 1914 — Page 7

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THURSDAY, JtJLY 23, 1914.

BOXER TAKES

SRIDE BEFORE PUBLIC

Couple Receives $40 From Show Troupe for Having Ceremony Performed on Stage.

By Special CorresDondent. LINTON, Ind-, July 23.—Norman Tanner, the middleweight champion pugilist of Linton, and Miss Edna Reynolds, also of Linton, were united in marriage on the stage of the MacTaff stock company show last night at Bicknell. The company gave the *$*uple $40. A record breaking crowd vhs in attendance to witness this Aovelty.

AUTO FIRE TRUCK ORDERED.

Linton Makes Move To Do Away With Horse Expense. By Special Correspondent.

LINTON, Ihd., July 23.—This city soon will have a Chase auto flre truck costing $4,000. Same will be here in next two weeks. Recently over $1,000 has been lost by fire department horses.

Prisoner Is Paroled.

By Special Correspondent. LINTON, Ind., July 23.—Charles Roby, who was sent to Michigan City prison from this city two years ago, having been convicted of robbery of a store, has been paroled and arrived back in this city last night.

Miner Brought Homo.

By Special Correspondent. LINTON, Ind., July 23.—John Qulgley, who was hurt in a mine accident at Herron, 111-, Monday, was today brought to his home in this city. He la suffering from partial paralysis of the right side.

Fire Destroys Barn.

By Special Correspondent. LINTON, Ind., July 23.—The barn of Hamilton Dillon east of this city was struck by lightning last night and its contents, including a team of horses, destroyed.

Ship Wheat to England.

Wy Special Correspondent LINTON, Ind., July 23.—The Linton Mill company is shipping wheat direct from here to Liverpool, England. They are buying a great deal of wheat in this county.

LINTON, Ind., July 23.—David Taylor fell yesterday and broke his right leg. He was on his roof at home doing some repairing when the accident occurred.

LINTON, Ind., July 23.—James Whinnie, who was hurt in the accident in an auto when one was killed at Indianapolis Sunday, was today brought to his home In this city.

TWO AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS AEE RECORDED WEDNESDAY

Two Men and One Woman Are Nursing Minor Injuries Thursday A Result of Mishaps.

Two automobile accidents featured Wednesday's police reports. The first occurred at Ninth street and Maple avenue when Homer Dill, 24 years old, living at 1900 North Ninth street, was hurled from the motorcycle he was riding when struck by an automobile delivery wagon belonging to the C. R. Smith grocery. Dill was riding east, while the auto was going south. The collision occurred before the speed of the machines could be checked. The young man was taken home in the Hickman ambulance and besides a broken rib, sustained minor scratches about the face.

The second accident occurred lata Wednesday night when au auto driven by a man giving his name as Claud Brown, 325 Lafayette avenue, struck the red light supports around some excavations at Fruitridge and Wabash avenues, bruising Brown and injuring Pearl Davis, 669 North Water street. The young woman sustained a cut on the nose and was hit on the head, knocking her unconscious. All of the victims will recover.

KIT ON HEAD BY BRICK SUES.

*. ncrete Mixer Asks $2,500 From Construction Company. Sn for damages in the sum of $2,860 *vas brought in Superior Ccurt cn Thursday morning by James Miller against the Elmer Burger Construction comfany- The complainant alleges that? while working at Eighth and Ohio struts some time ago. a brick fel. on his head, rendering him norvoue for llf He is a concrete mixer and says ^ne company was responsible for the brick falling in that they had the piles of brick piled up negligently.

HIBERNIANS HEAR REPORT.

President of Order Talks on Home Rule Problem. NORFOLK, Va., July 23.—The Ancient Order of Hibernians today he ird the annual report of President James J. Regan in which he touched upon the Irish eituation and expressed his personal opinion that while neither rf the proposed measures before parliament for home rule for Ireland were what should prevail in Ireland, yet either of them was a step toward the end sought.

Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles slwuld never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you c?n possibly derive from them. Hall's r&tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. rheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh

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ine It is taken Internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. TesDruggists. Price 75c per bottle.

Take Hall's Emily Pill, for constipate

Children's Wear In This Good Basement Store

Ready-to-wear clothing for the children plays an important part in the success of this Basement Store.

Read of tomorrow's and Saturday morning's specials:

BOYS' BLOUSE

WAISTS, SPECIAL AT 25o

Boys' striped waists of good wash materials. Well made, neatly stitched, desirable colors. Sizes for boys from 6 to 14 years old.

CHILDREN'S ROMPERS 19c EACH

Six dozen in the basement tomorrow and Saturday morning. Plain and checked gingham romoers made with low neck and short sleeves. Neatly trimmed. Sizes for children from 2 to 6 years old.

APRON DRESSES ON SALE AT 19c EACH

Sixty dresses^ in plain colors, trimmed with fancy border. Sizes for girls from 2 to 6 years old. Basement tomorrow and Saturday morning.

BASEMENT SALE OF CHILDREN'S DRESSES SPECIAL AT 39c

A most unusual offering. One hundred children's wash dresses of this season's styles. Made with low neck and three-quarter sleeves. Belted effects with plain or pleated skirts. Good, desirable colors. Sizes for children from 2 to 14 years old.

Take advantage of this sale—it will be to your interest.

BOYS' OLIVER TWIST STYLE SUITS AT 25c

Tan and blue Oliver Twist style suits plain colors or of striped materials. Sizes tot boys from 2 to 0 years old.

Ten dozen of the suits in the lot.

4.ND BOYS' OVERALLS SPECIAL AT 19c

Tan or blue overalls for boys from 4 to 10 years old. Well made with bib and pockets.

Buy at this price while six dozen last. I

Fine Aluminum Preserving Kettles at Half Price

BASEMENT SALE OF CHILDREN'S STAMPED DRESSF.S

Ready for the embroidery

work. Pink, blue or tan.

Worth 39c each, special in

the basement sales this week at

25c each.

MAN ARRESTED WHILE PROWLING IN RUINS

Found in Brosius Store With Four Pairs of Shoes and Other Articles.

By Special Correspondent

BRAZIL, Ind., July

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BASEMENT STORE

COMBING SACQUES AT 10c EACH

Assorted lawn comlbin^ sacques made with fitted back. Assorted colors and sizes.

Basement, tomorrow.

SALE OF BASKETS AT 33c

Market basket style willow baskets will be on sale in the basement tomorrow at the A low price of OOV

The baskets are strongly made of natural willow trimmed with red.

BASEMENT SALE OF GOOD CANDY AT 10c

Twenty sorts, including such old-time favorites as jelly beans, burnt peanuts, mint lozengers, jelly gumdrops and other candies suitable for hot weather.

Unusually good qualities and worth twice our special 10c price.

SAT.li! OF WOMEN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS—18c THE PAIR

•f the pair—women's regular 25c muslin JLOC

drawers with embroidery edged ruffle. Basement tomorrow and up to noon on Saturday.

Actually at less than half price, for the usual retail price of kettles of this sort is $1.75 each.

Our special basement sale price is *70^ only tfW

Ten quart lipped preserving kettles of twenty-gauge pure aluminum—guaranteed

quality—made by one of the best faotories in America. Only one hundred kettles in the lot. Ten quart size, remember, and just the thing for the fruit-canning season. 79c each- One to a customer.

BASEMENT SALE OF ROOM RUGS

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•*/tJ brussels rugs,

in good new patterns and colorings. Floral and oriental designs. each—extra quality long nap Axminster rugs.

Good patterns and cc1"''". Both lots offer most

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fett was arrested by the police about 10 o'clock last night while ransacking through the fire ruins of the Brosius store. The firemen had gone to the ruins to put out a small blaze which had sprung up, when a man was seen prowling around in the ruing. The police made an investiga-

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tion and found Reffett hiding away under a large section of the tin roof. Reffett had picked up four pairs of shoes and some other articles which had not been damaged.

When arraigned in police court this morning he refused to enter a plea and would not answer any questions. He was bound over to the circuit court on the charge of larceny and went to jail in default of $500 bond. Reffett has already served two terms in prison for larceny.

WOMAN SCALDED BY WATER.

Slips With Bucket in Hand and Falls to Floor. By Special CoiTesrond3nt.

BRAZIL/, Ind., July 23.—Mrs. Charles Wright, of South Ringo street, was seriously scalded by boiling water yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Wright attempted to lift a boiler filled with boiling water from a stove when she slipi-

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SALE OF WOMEN'S DRESSES AT HALF PRICE AND LESS—99c TO $2.50

Only sixty dresses in the lot but a most remarkable sale for all that. Every dress is to be offered to you at half price or less than half price." Mostly single garments—all this season's styles. Of various good wash materials in all white or with figures.

Nearly all sizes in the lot.

HOUSEDRESS SPECIAL AT 49c EACH

Gingham striped percale housedresses made with low neck and three-quarter sleeves. Button down front made with pocket. Sizes 36 to 42.

A Day and a Half of Unusual Basement Begins Tomorrow Morning at Nine

On account of the Saturday noon closing hour, and in order that the Basement Store not be robbed of its one-day-a-week selling, the basement will be open all day tomorrow and Saturday until noon. On this page we tell of some of the numerous special sales that we have ar knged for tomorrow and Saturday morning.

Remember, the basement here is as cool and as comfortable as any other part of the store. Arrange to come tomorrow—and again Saturday morning. Herz?^ other advertisement will be found on page 12 of this jSaper. ...'*-

The Women's Ready-to-Wear Section in the Basement Offers Most Remarkable Values at Special Prices

Read over the items told of below very carefully. The garments offered at these unusually low prices are better in every instance than the price indicates. Come to the Basement Store tomorrow any time, or up to noon on Saturday expecting to see values such as are seldom offered you in Terre Haute.

DOLLAR HOUSEDRESSES IN-THE BASEMENT AT 59c

EACH

Striped and figured percale and gingham housedresses made with low neck and three-quarter length sleeves.

Single garments and dmall lots or real dollar val^ie dresses. All sizes from 34 to 43.

Various good styles from which to select. In the basement tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.

BASEMENT SALE OF HOSIERY

1 the pair, worth 12%c—men's slightly imperfect light weight blue and gray mixed cotton socks.

1 the pair, worth 12%c—men's black and colored cotton socks with double heels, soles and toes.

1 the pair, worth 25c—women's slightly X.M 2 C/ imperfect black, tan and white lisle hose with double garter hems, heels, soles and toes.

BASEMENT SALE OF KUCK TOWELS AT 19c EACH

Ten dozen all pure linen huck towels will be on sale in the basertient tomorrow at 19c each. Worth 36c.

The towels are 23 inches by 86 inches in size and have hemstitched ends.

NUMEROUS SPECIAL BASEMENT ITEMS ARE NOT TOLD OF IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT

Space will not permit us to tell of all the special lots of merchandise that are to be offered in the basement tomorrow and Saturday morning.

There are many small lots of articles that are displayed and on sale of which no mention is made. Come to the Herz Basement "Store even if there isn't a single thing told of on this page that interests you.

Whenever you come you'll be well repaid for any trouble you may take to get here. Remember—The basement store is open from nine in the morning until six in the evening on Fridays (with the exception of the hour from twelve -e at noon) and on Saturday morning -from :u twelve.

THE BASEMENT STORE THE BASEMENT STORE

ped and fell, the water pouring over her shoulders and body. She was badly burned from the neck to her feetIn spite of her injuries, Mrs. Wright's first thoughts were for her baby, which was playing on the floor and which she snatched up and carried into another room before the scalding water reached it.

Change Teachers' Institute, BRAZIL, Ind., July 23.—The annual Clay county teachers' institute will not be held on the first week in September as usual but has been set for th* week of December 28 to January 1. This action was taken by the committee in charge on account of so many teachers of the county attending the State Normal summer term who are unable to be present at the Institute.

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BRAZIL, Ind., July 23. Robert Knight, a farmer residing near Car

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DRESS SKIRTS ON SALE AT SPECIAL PRICES

d»-| /VT| each—white pique dress skirta, made with long tunic various sizes. (T»-| AQ each—plaid and serge PX«t/0 skirts in several good styles.

Jk each—navy, copenhagen and black

serge skirts made in this season's best long tunic styles.

SPECIAL SALE OF UNDERWEAR

the garment, worth 25c—260 women's XXv

slightly imperfect fine Jersey ribbed lisle vests.

1 each, worth waists. Sizes twelve years old.

BASEMENT SALE OF LAWN HOUSEDRESSES AT 29c EACH

About seventy-five housedresses In the special lot. Made with low neck and three-quarter length sleeves. This season's styles.

SMALL. SIZES ONLY. The value of these housedresses is from one-third more to double this special sale price.

Basement tomorrow moiniinj at nine—and as long as the Jot lasts.

SPECIAL BASEMENT SALE OP WAISTS AT 25c AND 59c EACH

each—navy-and-white and black-and-white striped lawn waists. Made with low neck and three-quarter length sleeves. Sizes 34 Six dozen in the lot. each—white and figured wash waists made with the new styie collar and sleeves. Also low neck and three-quarter sleeve styles. Various colors and sizes.

Sale of Umbrellas at 49 Cents Each

Men's styles and women's styles of good dollar value umbrellas will be, on sale in the basement tomorrow and up until noon Saturday at 49c each. Good strong frames choioe of many handles.

Slight oover imperfections—else we would have to sell the umbrellas at a dollar eaoh.

SALE OF FINE PEACHES at 5c the Basket

The basement fruit offering for tomorrow will be six hundred baskets of fine quality sweet, juicy peaches at 5 the basket. Each basket contains about one dozen peaches. Worth 15c the basket.

12 c—children's for children from

Basement, tomorrow and Saturday morning

BASEMENT SALE OF HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN AND WOMEN AT LOW PRICES

for nr twenty dosen men's Japonette £tjC initial handkerchiefs broken initial assortment.

A each—fifty dozen women's fancy embroidXl/C

ered handkerchiefs herosticthed edge good choice of patterns. „i Basement, tomorrow and Saturday morning.

•fl Cf the yard, worth 39c—250 yards of fortyXOC

Ave inch embroidery flouncing eyelet effects. KA

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bon, met with an automobile accident near his home this morning when he lost control of his car and plunged over an embankment. The wind shield was broken and a fragment of the glass was driven into the right foot, severing a large artery. Dr. Palm, of Harmony, was called and brought the injured man to Dr. Smith's hospital here where the artery was reunited.

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BASEMENT SALE OF BIAS S, TAPE

Bias tape of best grade of cambric: twelve yards to the bolt white only sixes 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. J? Special in the basement at Wv

Worth 10c the bolt. 24 dozen bolts at this price.

BASEMENT SALE OF LACE AND EMBROIDERIES

yards' worth 10c the yard—2,500

yards of French Val. lace edging to 1% inches wide. Basement beginning tomorrow at nine and until Saturday noon.

SOLDIERS GIVEN LICENSES. All former soldiers will be granted license to peddle on the city strecxs without charge, according to the city controller. It has been the rule to allow the soldiers to peddle without license but now they must apply foi license which w?!l be issued them.

MOST USED AUTOS CHANGE HANDS through the want ads in The Tribune.

Special Basement Sale of Shoes $ For Women and Children

The basement shoe sales tomorrow will be on a par with the sales that have gone before—some very unusual values will be offered.

On sale all day tomorrow and up to noon on Saturday.

qq the pair—children's and misses' white canvas twostrap and Mary Jane pumps broad toes sizes up to 2.

the pair—misses- and chll-

UOL dren's dull calf and patent leather two-strap and Mary Jane pumps. Sizes up to 2.

QO the pair—women's pumps */C/C and oxfords in dull, tan. black suede and patent leathers.

rt»-| /»Q the pair—women's «PX»Ut/ pumps and oxfords in dull and patent kid, dull calf and black satin.

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patent leather and black satin Colonial -pumps and one-strap suede pumps.

BASEMENT SALE OF,£ HOUSEDRESS AFRONg AT 49c

Bungalow housedress aprons of gingham or percale. Made with round neck and short kimono sleeves button down side-front belt across back large pocket.

The neatest and best apron shown in Terr© Haute at any where near the price. In the basement tomorrow and Saturday morning.

MORE OF THOSE SPLENDID NIGHTGOWNS AT 39c EACH

Nainsook and crepe, slip-over style nightgowns trimmed with lace, insertion and medallions. Choice of several styles.

Another shipment just here for this week's basement selling.

BASEMENT SALE OF CORSETS

A —worth at least 75c—ten dozen pairs of this tcI/C season's corsets. Made with low bust, long hip and with two-inch embroidery trimmed top. r/rawstrings for adjustment two pairs of hose supporters attached hook below clasp.

BASEMENT SALE OF SHADES

Tomorrow and Saturday morning in the basement we shall offer regular 35c shades at Of the low price of

The shades are not to be confused with the regular 25c shades as are generally offered about town. Of good dark green material mounted on a guaranteed roller.

Full seven feet long and 86 Inches wide, Brackets, nails, slat and shade wrapped in unit packages.

BASEMENT SALE OF WHITE PETTICOATS AT 69c

The petticoats are worth up to |1.98. This is one of the most exceptional of tomorrow's,, basement offerings.

Trimmings are of lace and embroideries. Choice of numerous excellent patterns. Buy these petticoats for present or for future use.

Naturally, all are of J»od style.

Special Selling Rules

Several special selling rules are in force in the Basement Store. These are occasioned by the most unusual nature of the sales: NO TELEPHONE ORDERS ABE ACCEPTED

FOR BASEMENT MERCHANDISE.: NO BASEMENT MERCHANDISE IS CHARGED. NO BASEMENT MERCHANDISE IS SENT C. 0. D. OR ON APPROVAL.

THE BASEMENT STORE

AGME COAL and LIME CO,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Goal All Grades Marquette Portland Cement

Lime, Plaster, Plaster Board, Mortar Colors, Sewer Pipe, Flue Lining, Roofing Paper and Paint., Hay, Straw and Feed. Seed Oats. OFFICE and YARDS 1001-1009 POPLAR ST.

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