Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 August 1914 — Page 7

MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1914.

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1000 Yards Remnants—Values fo 15c 1,000 Yards Remnants of Colored Wash Goods this season's newest fabrics worth from 10c to 15c a yard on sale Tuesday at, yard

Clearing Sale of

SILKS

In All Grades

One thousand short ends of fine silks %-yd. and %-yd. lengths all colors silks that sold up to $1.00 a yard Clearing out at, per piece tl!"' Dress lengths of fine silks, crepes, poplins, Cheney Bros.' foulards, messalines shirting silks all colors also waist lengths silks that sold from 50c to $3.00 per yard all

Price

Five hundred yards fine silk crepfe dfe chine, 40 inches wide, black, white and 10 colors, for waists, dresses and kimonos worth 75c Clearing /IQ/» Sale Price, yard 4rt/C

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Compares Present Day Manner Reaching People With That of Ancient Times.

TERSE HAUTE. INO.

Sensational 95c Sale Continues All Week

We promised you a Sensational Sale at this Less-Than a-Dollar Price and by the way we have been rushed we know it has been appreciated. We still have plenty, and will continue all week to sell Women's House Dresses of Percale and Gingham, White Dresses of Lawn and Batiste (Lace and Embroidery Trimmed), White Ratine and Pique Skirts, Linen Auto Coats, Dainty Sheer Silk, Voile or Lawn Blouses, Middy Blouses, Children's White or Colored Dresses, Nainsook Gowns, Petticoats, Corset Covers, Drawers, Combinations, Corsets, Brassieres, Knitted Union Suits and hundreds of other garments that sold up to $3.00,

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Women's and Misses' Awning Stripe Dresses, made of a Fine Crepe, in double Russian Tunic style and hemstitched white organdie Medici collar and cuffs awning stripes in black and white, blue and white and lavender and white—sizes 16 years to 44 bust—unmatchable elsewhere at $3.00, in this Sensational Sale, only

Special Introductory Sale Monday of Riker's New Face Powder

"La Grace"

With every 50c box of La Grace Face Powder, we will give free, a 3 inch Parisian Ivory Handbag or Pocket Toilet Mirror.

Tuesday In the Toilet Seotion.

Sheet Sale Tuesday

300 good bleached, soft fihtshed Muslin Sheets linen finish seamless double bed size worth 75c on sale Tuesday, at each

The subject of Dr. Mark's sermon at Centenary Church Sunday morning was "The Voice of God." He took as hi9 text that oft recurring passage in the scriptures, "The word of the Lord came" Speaking on this theme, he said in part: "Our text suggests that in times past, the word of the Lord came to His servants directing them in the path in which they should gb. The vital question to us today is as to whether or not the voice of God can be heard today as then and, if so, what is the manner in which it is heard. "Many and various have been the channels through which God has been supposed to speak to men. Anciently, he was supposed to voice His commands through visions and dreams. Occasionally a combination of circumstance or chance happenings were supposed to serve as the method of Com

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munication. High development of character considered as an exemplification of good, either legitimate or freakish, is another way in which some people seem to think that God speaks. "Coming to later times, we note that the voice of the conscience is supposed by some to be the voice of God. Likewise, that the Sentiment of the mass of the people is taken in the same way. So much so that some claim 'Vox populi, vox dei,' that is, the voice of the people is the voice of God. "Still another class, having in mind the organized expression of religious life, look to the utterances of the church to And the best symbol of the divine voice"While all those more or less may be considered to have their bearing upon the question, yet neither of them taken separately, or all taken together, would not fully serve as articulate expressions of the divine voice. If we fail to recognize the fact that God speaks to man today in the same terms as He has always used, the spiritual intellect that is kept open to receive the highest impression, the soul that lives with its windows open toward the divine sunlight, the life that has all of Its faculties strengthened by divine impressions, these all, though it may be in an imperfect way, represent the highest inspiration from God. "This view of the situation does not

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FALL SUITS

Our representative showing of Fall Suits has met with the approval of several early buyers. Our models are conservative and correct—and we emphasize above all things—the unmatchable intrinsic value in a Fall Suit here at

$25.00 to $50.00

Summer Clearing Sale Prices In the White Goods Section

White embroidered Crepes and Voiles, $2.00, $1.50 and $1.00 qualities, 36 and 45 inches wide, fast colors, pink, blue, yellow and green embroidery clearing sale price, yard 25c White New Cloth and Irish Poplin, 27 inches wide very special, "f Qs» at yard

39c White Voile, fine and sheer, 40 inches wide snow white and ivory, special at, yard A171/ 25c White Crepe and Plisse, 28 and 32 inches wide clearing Q^ sale, yard JLOv

mean that we shall depreciate the church, but it does mean that we shall more and more, as God's children, come to listen for His voice as individuals."

SETS HIGH WATER MARK.

Attendance for Quarter at Central Christian Averages 770. An average attendance of 770 at the Sunday school of the Central Christian church was reported Sunday as the record for the second quarter. The contributions averaged $188 each Sunday and there was an average of fourteen new members each Sunday. This is the best record the school has ever reported. More than 500 were present at the school Sunday.

Combined services of the Central Christian church and the Central Presbyterian church were held at the Central Presbyterian church in the evening. The Rev. George Darsle, pastor of the Christian church, preached. Next Sunday the union meeting will be held in the Christian church and the Rev. L. O. Richmond, pp«*tor of the Presbyterian church, will .ach. The Rev. Darsle took as his text, "Paul in a Dilemma." He said: "It is a rare Instance in the life of Paul when he is pictured In Philipplans 1:23, 'in a strait betwixt two.' Paul was a man of singleness of aim he never flinched. His motto was: 'This one thing I do.' What was it that caused him to grow panicky? Wherein lay his dilemma? He wanted to go with Christ. He Wanted to lay aside the burdens, toils and battles of life and hear 'well done.' He was also conscious he was needed longer here. Heaven beckoned on one hand, duty on the other. "This was the Strait, but he soon settled it. His heart was too noble to viaoirefer his own to others&t gnd. „iie satlsiaction-etc reasonauiv. prices. New Pbone, 796-L. BECKER'S SAMPLE SHOE STORE, 1105 Wabash Ave. New Phone, 2523-1*

TEERE HAUTE TRIBUNE

$2.00, $1.50 and $1.00 Ratine and Crepe all new -hades in skirt and dress lengths OPJ/» it yard

$1.50 French embroidered Crepe and English Voile, 36 to 44 inches wide clearing sale price, yard I tlV

75c White Ratine and Rice Cloth, 40 inches wide extra quality per yard in the Clearing sale, at

AMERICANS IN EUROPE WILL 8E CARED FOR

Secretary Bryan Reassures Public That Government Will Look After These in Distress.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.—Reassuring evidence was given by Secretary Bryan today that all Americans in distress in Europe for lack of money or for means to return home would be assisted by the United States government. The secretary had been advised that bankers who usually serve the state department abroad would accept checks Issued by authority of the United States through its diplomatic representatlves abroad. This is one of the steps in the department's plans to! afford relief to the thousands of stranded Americans abroad who had: found It practically impossible to cash checks or letters of credit because of the financial stringency resulting from the European war.

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been working- on I proposition for some time and rully 90 per cent of the master butchers of the city have agreed to It.

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We are going to sell a broken lot of Women's Lisle and Silk Lisle Union Suits, umbrella or cuff knee, regular sizes only $1.50 quality, CM A A at, per suit «P-L.VV

We are going to sell Women's Lisle and Silk Mixed Vests, fancy yokes regular $1.00 quality, flQf at, per garment

We ar« going to soli Women's Fine Lisle Vests and Pants, vests body shaped pants lace trimmed, umbrella style always sold at 50c at per garment

We are going to »«M a small lot of Women's and Misses' Union Suits, slightly soiled but all perfect worth up to 75c, at per suit A*71/

59c Dress Linens and Crashes, white and tan, 36 inches wide shrunk very

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OFFER SERVICES COUNTRY.

Germans In Manila Respond to Call of Fatnerland. MANILA, Aug. 3.—The men of the entire German community, who are of military age, have volunteered their services to the fatherland. Thirty were chosen by lot to proceed to T8ing-Tai, & fortified German port In China. The Frenchmen here have followed suit and have also volunteered their services.

German merchant vessels are concentrating in Manila harbor.

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instant Relief With

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Acceptance of the plan would enable friends of Americans In Europe to deposit funds with the department here, their equivalent of which would be issued In "embassy checks" abroad. Letters of credit, travelers' checks and money orders would be exchanged at American embassies and consulates for "embassy checks." Belief was that congress would be asked today to makej makes~ tlght~shoes comfortable makes an emergency appropriation to care them feel loose and easy—takea the stings

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DOUBLE STAMPS with Every Cash Purchase Tuesd,

An Important Announceme

Of interest to every woman in Terre Haute and for miles around—read and study this section of our ad car€ for it means money put directly into your pocket. Contemplating some important changes in the arrangement of our stock, we are going to reduce our Wo^ and Children's Muslin and Knit Underwear stocks to the lowest possible point—practically disposing of ever] ment before the Fall Season.

THIS GREAT SALE Beginning Monday Morning and Lasting All W Offers Some Wonderful Opportunities for Saving

About $5,000 worth of Muslin and Knit Underwear will be sold for $3,500. Besides we will give you I Stamps every day for a week with every purchase of Underwear. Here are only sample prices. Many small lots cannot be quoted in this limited space. Come and supply-your* for a year ahead.

None of this Underwear can be laid away and none sent C. O. D. We will fill mail orders if selection is left and refund money for any not satisfactory. We are going to sell Women's Fine Lisle or Cotton Union Suits, umbrella or cuff knee regular and extra sizes 50c and 75c quality, at per suit

We are going to sell Women's Vests, taped neck and arm hole 10c Cn quality at, per garment

We are going to sell a lot of Children's Vests, low neck, sleeveless sizes up to 14 years sold Kp at 25c at, per garment ........

We are going to sell Gowns for small or large women, of sheer cambric, embroidery or lace trimmed dozen different styles high neck or slipover style $2.00 quality, at each We are sroing to sell Women's Princess Slips of Nainsook, Lace and Embroidery trimmings and ribbon run beading regular and extra sizes the regular $1.00 quality, at each

Our Hall-Price Curtain Sale

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It actually makes big feet feel smaller—

for Americans who are without funds-

out of the corna and bunions—stops the

j0rs bad-smelling feet, gives them a

This money would in part be used to nice, soft, clean, healthy skin with proper charter steamships to bring American! circulation. Nothing like TONG^O make ««, woo ,1 you forget your feet. All druggists sell refugees home, as was the case in I IfONGOi 25 cents, or mailed prepaid, by

Per-'" Pharmaoal Co., ChioagO. ^Bon*» /it It today and get rid of your toaajtiA*

Great BrHttfin tnjcomes en-

staged in war not to race at Sandy I Hook next September for the America cup.

We are selling a special purchase lot of odd Lace Curtains at just half regular retail —hundreds of pairs, hundreds of styles—over 25 different grades and prices. Anticipate Your Fall Curtain Needs and Bny Tbem Now While Prices are Down One-Half L°a $1.75 Nottingham Curtains 50 inches wide at, pair $1.98 Curtains closely woven at, per pair $2.75 genuine Cable Net Curtains CJ"| at, per pair $3.50 Genuine Cluny Lace Curtains at, per pair $5.00 Imported Point Lace Curtains at, per pair $6.00 Irish Filet Curtains white and two-toned at, pair 20c Scrims on sale at 10c—Bright, pretty new Fall patterns, fancy Wash Scrims with neat borders in many designs, 10#* at, yard

89c 98c

$1.75 $2.47 $3.30

O-CEDAR OIL MOPS, 59c

A sale of $1.00 O-Cedar Dustless Oil Mops Tuesday. Be sure and secure one, for^ just like finding one to buy at 59c. They sell everywhere at $1.00 regularly. Every ho,ft® keeper should buy one at, only

Floral, Oriental and Conventional patterns colors are fast only a few left in this lot to close out

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We are going to sell Women's of extra good quality muslii nainsook, high neck, long sle^ slipover styles made full and rot--some slightly mussed up EJ to $1.00 quality at each..... We are going to sell Women's Pique Petticoats, hemstitchedan. scalloped embroidered hems. and extra sizes at each We are going to sell Women's Muslin and Cambric Petticoats, \for and embroidery trimmings andfe bon run beading, slightly soiled?!"to

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Wo aro going to sell Women'Ss Crepe and" sook Drawers and Bloomers, lace and embr^1"" trimmed many pretty styles to choose frc^^y and 75c quality, the

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$11.00 Hand-made Curtains, mounted on Wash Scrim pair $9.00 Real Italian Filet Curtains, at per pair Liquid Veneer, 19c—The, finest Polish in the world 25c bottles

Cedar Oil Polish—25c size will be sold at, each by Floor Oil at 39c can—Large 50c quart can' Floor Polishing Oil offered as a com- Of panion leader to the Mops, at, can ,. 50c Hassock Foot Stools 39c—Made of

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TWO REAL SUMMER COMFORTS^

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