Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 September 1914 — Page 3
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AuBERRY SENTENCED 10 TERM IN PRISON
1 Given Prom Two to Fourteen Years ^on Plea of Guilty to Burglary Charge.
One of the saddest cases heard in the Circuit Court in many a day was that of Frank Auberry, a coal miner 26 years of age, who was sentenced Saturday to the state's prison for from two to fourteen years, on his plea of guilty of entering a house with hurgrlarous intent. He had ben indicted for burglary and for entering with intent, but he decided to enter a plea of guilty to the latter Charge in hope of having his sentence suspended. His attorney, E. H. Redman, made a strong plea for him, saying Auberry had until recently led an exemplary life, and had never given the authorities any trouble, but it developed that he had recently gone into the burglary business on the wholesale. The Immediate offense for which he was indicted was breaking into the house of Carl D. Fischer, of the Standard Wheel Co., and ta.klng a gold watch, which he pawned. When arrested it was discovered that he had broken into a number of houses* here as well as In Clinton, and that he was
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wanted by the Vermillion authorities on the burglary charge. Judgre Colllver said he could not In justice to the community and the law release him on suspended sentence In the face of the conditions which were not disputed, and asked Auberry why he had committed the offenses. The reply was that he had been unable to find work, either at his trade, mining, or at any of the local establishments at which he had applied and that he had to have something to live on and therefore had committed the crimes.
Auberry was nicely dressed, neat and clean, and was one of the most decent appearing persons that has appeared before the court charged with a crime: His aged father and two brothers, from Linton, where he formerly lived, were in court, and were heartbroken when the sentence was imposed on him. He is married and his wife is at their former home, In Linton.
Charles W. Triplett, Indicted for forgery and passing fraudulent checks, pleaded guilty to the last charge and was given from one to fifteen years in Michigan City. He is 47 years of age.
SpTOS A FAREWELL POSTAL.
James H. Barr. superintendent of the poor farm, has received a postal from Fred Davis, formerly deputy constable, now with hie sister In Beatrice, Neb., stating that he had developed Brlght's disease, and the physllcane have pronounced it incurable. Davis, who was a well known character around the Justice of the
peace
In Connection with Scruggs- Vandervoort-Barnev Co., -t. Louis
"1 he Best Place to Shop, After AW
Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 14th and 15th
Factory Demonstration
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Root Sewing Machine and The New Two Spool Machine
—Of great interest to all dressmakers and hofnesewers will be a demonstration Monday and Tuesday by Mr. Brooks, a factory expert from the Eldridge Sewing Machine Co.
Mr. Brooks will demonstrate in our Sewing Machine Section, on the Third Floor, the superiority in construction and work of the wonderful new Two-spool Sewing Machine—the only machine of its kind in the world and to be seen and had in Terre Haute only at the Root Store.
There will also be a practical demonstration of our own make of sewing machine over one thousand of which are already in use in this city.
Here is an interesting price list: The "Root Economy," price The
"Root Special," price —$16.50 "Root Leader," price —$19.50 .Root Pride,'' price $22.50
Root Improved,'' price $25.00 Root G-rand,'' price $30.00 "Root Rotary," price $35.00 Eldridge Two-spool, price $45.00 Any sewing machine in our stock may be purchased on our Easy Payment Plan (different). We say "different" because OUR way permits you to use the machine while you are paying for it, and you pay the cash price only—not a penny more no club fee or interest. Come in tomorrow or Tuesday.
Sewing Machine Section. Third Floor.
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—A number of smart tailored Suits in serges, gabar
dines, poplins and needle-cords are now being shown
for Fall. These are mostly in dark staple colors, such
as black, navy, tete de negre and dark green.
In the dressier Suits, broadcloth, peau de souris,
velvet and in some cases imitation broadtail are being
used. Dark colors are favored but the lighter shades,
such as sand, putty and light gray, are to be seen.
For evening wear, there are wraps^and loose vol
uminous Coats made of rich fabrics in a variety of
styles. Velvets, light weight plushes and broadtails are particularly desirable for coats of this character.
For general utility wear smart looking Coats of
serges, gaberdines, cheviots, velours and novelty
Avpolens are being shown.
Both the Moyen Age'and semi-fitted styles are to
be seen in the new Dresses. The demand continues
for satin, charmeuse and crepe de chine dresses in de
signs suitable for street and afternoon wear.
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The European war has caused a great scarcity of Linens and an increase in price. We have been very fortunate in securing ALL of our orders and we shall sell Linens at the same fair prices—not a single article has been marked up! However, we cannot promise any more at the present prices after these are gone.
12% Unbleached Linen Crash Sate Price, the yard 9c
—(Monday we shall offer a quantity of this Unbleached Linen Crash, 17 inches wide firmly woven good weight woven blue border of fast oolor soft and absorbent very serviceable regularly 12 %c o&to price, the yard
Huok Towels, 18x83 Inches firmly woven good weight specially bleached and finished soft and absorbent recommended for their durability regularly 10c each, sale price, the dozen —$1.00
Unbleached Linen Breakfast Cloth# 60x60 inches good weight, all pure linen, unbleached German damask, launders easily bleaches quickly neatly hemmed, assorted patterns regular $1.50 value sale price, each —$1.19
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Linen Table Damaekj TO Inches wide heavy quality half bleached, all linen German damask smooth satin finish assorted patterns an excellent quality for every day hard wear regular $1.00 value sale price the yard 89o
Linen Table Damask, 71 Inches wide good weight all pure linen full bleached smooth satin finish large assortment of patterns regular Jl-SS value sale price, the yard —$1.00
Linen Huck Towels, 18x35 inches wide good weight all pure linen, full bleached hemmed or hemstitched ends soft and absorbent very serviceable regular 39c value sale price, each 25o
Linen Section. MaJn Floor—Center Aisle.
Sale of Imported Jointed Dolls
IN SP11E Ob ALL!
Worth $2.00, Special, each $1.29
—Although dolls of every description are scarce on account of tne European conflict and prices have greatly increased on the stock now in this country, here is a lot of sixty (6o) which we shall place on sale Monday at a very special price. These are full jointed imported ones and are worth $2.00 each. ftQ While they last, sale price, lp I mUnJ
Hand Cars, for the boys rubber tired wheels, strongly made special, each —$2.98 and $3.75
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In Connection with Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney Co., St. Louis. We Give and Redeem SURETY COUPONS.
The Store is Fairly Humming with Autumn Choosing
Coming in—
New SUks!
—Nearly each day sees the arrival of new and beautiful Silks for Fall. These have just come in:
New Plaid Silks, a large variety in all the new color comblnatiois special, yard $1.00, $1.19 and $1.25
New Velvets, never was there such a demand for velvets—and they are scarce we are showing a complete range of the new Fall colors such as Russian green, taupe, rose, French blue, etc. more than fifty colors in all special, the yard —$1.00
Main Floor—We«t Aisle.
New Cotton
Suitings
—A surprisingly fine collection of the new Fall Cotton Suitings is now ready. Included are:
Black and White Checks wool finish 54 inches wide special, the yard 39c
Embroidered 8llk Crepes firmly woven with soft brilliant finish In fast colors of pink, light blue, tan, brown, Russian green and wistaria special, the yard —79c
Silk Crepes, double width soft brilliant finish ground colors of French blue, Russian green, gray, wistaria, Copenhagen and navy blue, with various patterns of beautiful new color combinations special, the yard 69c
Main Floor—West Aisle.
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Dress Forms For tall Sewing
—One of, them is just as essential in the home where sewing is going on as the sewing machine.
We have a complete assortment of the best that's made— the famous Hall-Borchert Dress and Bust Forms. Prices from —$2.50 to $18.00
Main Floor—West Aisle.
Lovely New tall Dress Goods
—Everything that will be fashionable for Autumn and Fall is here. We have just received
Now Roman Stripe Suitings in various weights and weaves In the new color combinations the yard 59c to $2.00
Black Secllian 50 Inches wldo woven of the finest quality pure mohair yarns with soft brilliant finish fast tlack value J1.26 special, the yard —$1.00
Main Floor—West Aisle.
Ready With New
Fall Waists
—And here are some that are bound to attract attention. Mfcde of Persian Lawn, Corded Batiste, All-over Embroidery and French Pique all made full length set-in sleeves with the new Queen Elizabeth collar regular $2.00 values special, each —$1.00
Second Floor.
"The Best Place to Shop,
Alter All'
Preliminary
Autumn
—Just about this time every year the Root Store has a Preliminary Opening of Millinery for the dual purpose of providing many women with the "first hat" of Autumn, as w^ll as presenting the trends of style as our experts see them. Scores ox new hats are ready, including:
Black Velvet Hat* In all the latest shape*, price* from —$1.80 to $10.00
Misses' smart tailored Hats for school wear price* each $1.50 to $&00
Black Velvet Sailor Hat* with mallne edge price, each —$1.95 The new olose fitting- hat, smartly trimmed with the new fancy feather effects In black and the new shades prices from $3.50 to $15.00 8oeond Floor.
The Warner" Fall Opening Authoritative Corset Styles
—This week we shall show the authoritative Warner's Rust-proof Corset styles for Fall and Winter. You can make your selection tomorrow with certainty. Every fashion tendency for Fall has been considered in designing the new styles of 1
Warner's Rust-Proof Corset
The Fall styles are most sensible—medium bust, medium skirt, with straighter lines at the front and back and the faint suspicion of a curve at the waist.
Ready tomorrow. $1.00 to $3.00^
Corset Section. Third Floor.
*Special Showing of These Women's
New Fall Suits
at $18.00 and $19.75each
—Monday we shall feature in our Suit Section new Fall Suits for women and misses. The materials are cheviot, French ser^e and poplin. Long coat styles and trimmed with broad silk braid and fancy self ornaments. In all the Autumn shades. Regular S2500 and $27.50 values specially prices at $18.00 and
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—The touch of Autumn during the last few days has brought forward the new high shoes for Fall wear. All of ... the new styles for women, misses and children are ready in our Shoe Section.
New Fall models with patent leather vamp, black cloth top new kidney heel welt soles price, the pair $4.00
New Fall models with patent leather vamp, with black cloth gaiter top welt sole price, the pair —$3.50
Patent leather and gun metal Shoes cloth and leather tops, with welt soles plain and' tip toes price, the pair —$3.00
Patent leather and gun metal Button Shoes, extension soles low heels price, the pair $2.50
Shoe Section. Second Floor—Annex.
Special Monday Wholesome
Rice
Fancy Japan whole head Rice regular 10c three OA^ pounds for
Fancy large Carolina head, special 3 pounds kdOXj
Cereals
10c package Kellog Corn Flakes —8c 15c package Shredded Wheat Biscuits —11c 15c package Grape Nuts 12c 10c package Honey Crisp Corn Flakes 5c 10c Macaroni or Spaghetti 7'/2C
Mushrooms
30c pieces and stems mush-, rooms, can 20c 35c can choice Button Mushrooms, can —26c 40c can first choice Mushrooms, can 33c 45c can Sur Extra Mushrooms, can 35c 50c can Miniature Mushrooms, can 39c
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Suit Section. Second Floor.
Stepping Up Forward Are the New Fall Shoes
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Sale of Pure and Table Supplies
25c Soap xgc
5 bars of Ivory soap best for the toilet at the 1 Q/» counter Monday for only ivv
40c Beans 31c
5 pounds of New York State hand picked Pea Beans Q-| this sale for only
Oil/
35c Coffee 26c
Root's Special Coffee, noted for its cup quality Monday, pound, at the counter for
36c Salmon 25c
3 cans of fancy Pink Salmon good oil at the counter for
25c
70c Combination Order 47c isting of high-grade solid pac.i tomatoes, early June peas and sweet, delicious sugar corn assorted as you like 6 -%ATF^ cans for