Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 October 1914 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1*914.

ASK POLICE TO IID MAN FOR REQUISITION

Authorities At Decatur, 111., Say Fred Briggs Stole Pocketbook and Diamond There.

Chief Holler received instructions from the police department of Decatur, 111., Wednesday morning to hold Fred Briggs, charged with stealing a diamond ring: from l!ulse Riley, of Decatur, until he could be requistioned. Briggs was arrested Saturday on Wabash avenue by Bicycleman Lloyd while trying to dispose of a diamond ring worth $220 for $60 at a pawn •hop.

When searched at headquarters Briggs had a pocketbook with a union card in it with the name of Luke Riley, Decatur, 111., on the back. He told several stories about the pocketbook. He first said he found the pocketbook In Terre Haute. Later he said that he found the pocketbook on the freight train that he came in to Terre Haute on. Finally Briggs admitted that he found the pocketbook in a saloon In Decatur and that the diamond was inside when he picked it up.

Detective Fedderson notified the police in Decatur and Wednesday morning they telegraphed that the pocketbook and the ring had been stolen last week from Luke Riley, the man whose name was on the card in Briggs' possession.

BOAT BURNS AT DOCK. CAIRO, 111., Oct. 14.—The tow boat Joseph B. Williams was burned today. The fire broke out while the boat was lying at the dock. Tugs pulled her into the middle of the Ohio river, where she sank. The boat, ^vhlch cost $100,000, was said to be the second largest tow boat on inland waters.

VINOL FOR WIFE

Mrs. Kerns Suffering from Nervous Breakdown Thought She Would Never Be Well Again, But Recovered.

So. Cumberland, Md.—"For a long time I suffered from a general nervous breakdown of the system, and thought I would never be strong again. "My stomach troubled me so I could not eat, and sometimes I was so weak I was not able to do my housework. Finally my husband heard about Vinol and asked me to try it.. After the first bottle I was greatly Improved. I have now taken five bottles and it has done me a wonderful amount of gpod. I sleep soundly, am well and strong, and feel like anew woman and you may publish this for the benefit of every nervous, run-down man or woman who wants good health."—Mrs. D. W. Kerns, So. Cumberland, Md.

It is the combined action of the curatflve elements of the cods' livers, aided by the blood-making and strengthcreating properties of tonic Iron contained in Vinol which makes it so efficient in restoring health and strength to weak, nervous, overworked, run-down men and women.

Try a bottle of Vinol with the understanding your money will be returned if it does not help you.

Baur's Pharmacy, F. S. Compton. Seventh and Washington avenue Neukom and Lammers, Thirteenth and Wabash avenue M. R. Moore's Phar macy, Third and Park streets W. J. Neukom and Bro., 688 Lafayette avenue, Terre Haute, Indiana.

NOTE—Tou can get Vinol at the leading drug store in every town where this paper circulates.

DON'T DYE GRAY HAIR LET AIR RESTORE IT

Don't let premature gray hair make you look old before your time—keep yourself young-looking by keeping your hair young. You don't have to use dye. You can accomplish almost miraculous results by the use of Hay's Hair Health.

NOT A DYE. Does not work like a dye. It contains good old-fashioned, harmless ingredients which stimulate, nourish and prepare the hair for the action of a certain other wonderful ingredient which, when applied and exposed to the action of A IK, actually causes the hair to RETURN" TO ITS NATURAL COLOR.

So positive and sure is Hay's Hair Health that whether your case is incipient or advanced, your hair absolutely CANNOT HELP taking on the beautiful dark shade you so much desire. Not suddenly, but gradually and naturally.

Hay's Hair Health also brings back the life and healthy lustre that nature gave it. Tt will youtlifulize your hair by imparting beauty, vigor, strength. Tt will REMOVE DANDRUFF, cleanse and tone the scalp into perfect condition.

If it fails, drugsist will refund price. 25c, 50c anil $1.00 at Drug Stores or direct upon receipt of price and dealer's name. Philo Hay S'pec. Co., Newark. X. J.

Stop STOMACH SICKNESS

grief for loved ones—or yourself griping misery. bT. JOHANNIS DROPS were used for years in his medical practice by Dr. H. C. Lemke. Thoutanas or persons have u«ed them. Many axsert they owe their lives, or theirrhildren's liven to the prompt relief given whim unexpected Stomach illnepa invaded the home. A remedy at hund Is worth a dozen dootors miles away. It is un Insurance of relief and of •aving in doctor's hills. ST. JOHANNI8 DHOP8 are purely compounded, scientifically tested, harmless, easy to take —just a few drops in sugar and water. Bold in every drug store. Demand Dr. H. C. Lemke's BT. JOHANNIS DBOP8 and take no other. Name Is on all wrappers and labels and blown in bottle. If your druggist has none in Rtock, send his name •ad 26 cents for a bottle direct to the Dr. H. (X MhUm Medicine Oo.. Chlcaao ~1L

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KEEP LIVER

WITH CASCARETS

No More Headache, Bad Colds, sour stomach and constipation.

Get a 10-cent box now. No odds how bad your liver, stomach or bowels how much your-head aches,! how miserable and uncomfortable you are from constipation, indigestion, biliousness and sluggish bowels—you always get the desired results with Cascarets.

Don't let your stomach, li/ver and bowels make you miserable. Take Cascarets tonight put an end to the headache, biliousness, dizziness, nervousness, sick, sour, gassy stomach, backache and all other distress cleanse your inside organs of all the'bile, gases and constipated matter which is producing the misery.

A 10-cent booc means health, happiness and a clear head for months. No more days of gloom and distress if you will take a Cascaret now and then. All druggists sell Cascarets. Don't forget the children—their little insides need a gentle cleansing, too.

COTTON REPORT SNOWS BIG EXPORT DECREASE

Two Months' Shipments in 1913 Was 930,328 Bales, As Against 125,778 This Year.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Cotton consumed during September was 415,194 bales, exclusive of linters, compared with 442,436 in September last year, the census bureau announced today. Its consumption for the month ending September 30 was 798,874 bales, against 874,785 last year.

Cotton on hand September 30 in manufacturing establishments was 556,06S bales, compared with 614,581 a year ago, and in independent warehouses 1,661,856, compared with 1,295,155 a year ago.

Exports were 125,778 bales, against 930,328 last year, and for the two months 146,888, against 1,1S7,500 a year ago.

Imports werA 15,315 bales, against 7,449 last year, and for the two months 42,402, against 15,234 a year ago.

Cotton spindles active numbered 30,562,185, against 30,634,381 a year ago.

BRITISH PLACE ORDER FOR 6,000 PACKAGES OF ANTI-TOXIN

Plan to Inoculate Theirs and French Soldiers As Means of Fighting Tetanus Germs.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.—An order for 6,000 packages of lockjaw antitotxin for the French and English troops has been placed with a local lirm of chemical manufacturers by the British government. The anti-toxin is to be used especially for the immunization of troops who are obliged to fight \±. the trenches. 1

A member of the contracting firm said that tetanus germs are particularly prevalent in the earth, and that! the French and English military au thorities propose to inoculate the soldiers.

The order is one of the largest placed in this country for lockjaw anti-toxin, and it will take from six to eight months to manufacture it.

T. R.'S PURSUER HELD INSANE.

Mrs. Ida Von Claussen Is Sent to Matteawan Asylum. NEW YORK, Oct. 14.—Ida Von iClaussen, recently sentenced to six months in jail for sending a threatening letter to Charles Strauss, a New York lawyer and president of the board of water suppl of this city, was committed today to the state hospital for the criminal insane at Matteawan.

Two physicians recently appointed by the supreme court to examine Mrs. Von Claussen, reported that in their opinion she was suffering from the hallucination that she was being persecuted by Theodore Roosevelt.

While Col. Roosevelt was president, Mrs. Von Claussen made repeated efforts to get an interview with him to protest against the action of the ambassador to Sweden in refusing to present her at court.

FORESEE HARD WINTER.

New York Officials Urge Economical Purchase of Food. NEW YORK, Oct. 14.—In the third of a series of circulars on how to buy food stuffs sent out today for distribution in the public schools, the mayor's committee on food supply warns the school principals that New! York has a critical winter beforo it because of the European war and that

Take Saint Johannis Dropt

Diarrhoea. Colic Cholera, Cramps, Paint in the Stomach bring or dangerous ailments unless checked at once. Attacks are sudden. Agrony lasts untilafter the doctor conies perhaps he may arrive »too late. In infants such attacks may end disastrously while waiting foi the doctor. A remedy at hand may save you endless

their co-operation is necessary if the public is to realize the gravity of the situation. The committee asks that: every means possible be taken to educate parents through the children in

economical mtthods of purchasing food supplies. The circular for1 distribution today contains advice on the purchase of vegetables.

KNOTTS CITED FOR CONTEMPT.

Failed to Appear for Grand Jury Legislative Inquiry. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 14.—Failure of Thomas Knotts, formerly mayor of Gary, Ind., to obey a subpoena to appear before the MarJon__county grand jury in connection ...m u.e investigation of the alleged juggling of bills in the last legislature, resulted today in Judge Markey of the criminal court citing Knotts for direct contempt of court and ordering Sheriff Porteus to bring Knotts into court Saturday.

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Blanket Section.

1 ?,ese Are Ihe Nights That Bring Out

Warm Blankets

—And they are all out here waiting to be taken home. Never before have we gathered together so many good Blankets and offered ,lhem at such low prices, tuie Cotton Blanket^.

Cotton Blankets 72x80 inches lockstitched ends in colors of tan, gray with borders of pink, blue and brown sale price, the pair —$1.69

Cotton Blankets 64x76 inches heavy wool nap silk bound ends, in colors of tan and gray with white, pink or blue borders sale price, the pair —$1.75

Cotton Blankets 64x80 inches fancy broken plaids in colors of tan and blue lockstitched ends sale price, the pair —$1.79

Cotton Blankets 72x84 inches plain colors of tan and gray with white, blue and brown borders lockstitched ends sale price, the pair —$1.98

Cotton Blankets 64x80 inches checked patterns in colors of pink, blue, tan and gray lockstitched ends sale price, the pair —$2.25

Cotton Blankets 66x80 Inches fancy broken plaids, extra heavy wool nap in colors of blue and gray on white lockstitched ends sale price, the pair —$250

Cotton Blankets 66x80 inches extra heavy plain colors of tan and gray with pink or bluq borders, silk bound ends sale price, the pair —$2.75

Cotton Blankets, 45x72 inches lockstitched ends in colors of tan and gray, with pink or blue borders, sale price, the pair 75c

Ihese $2.50 Naturally Wavy Hair Switches for $1.25

—Thursday our Hair Goods Shop will offer these beautiful Naturally Wavy Hair Switches the hair is fine and lustrous and the length is just right to be arranged into any of the newest hair styles worth $2.50 sale price (A Switch frcm your own combings $1.25.)

50 Cents a Week

Hair Goods Shop. Second Floor.

(about 7 cents a day) buys a $15 Victrola (above illustrated) and $9 in records. Down pa.yment, $3. Total price, $24.

8o Cents a Week (about 11 cents a day) buys a $25 Victrola and $9 in records. Down payment, $3. Total price, $3!. $1.75 a Week (about 25 cents a day) buys a .$100 Victrola and $10 in records. Down payment $5. Total price,

$110.

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TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE

In this advertisement we fea-

54x74 inches lockstitched ends in colors of gray with blue borders and tan with pink or blue borders sale price, the pair —S9c

Cotton Blankets 64x80 inches lockstitched ends in colors of tan and gray with borders of white, blue or brown sale price the pair -39

Cotton Blankets 68x80 inches lockstitched end^ in colors of gray and tan with borders of white, blue and brown sale price, the pair —$1.50

Cotton Blankets 66x80 inches extra heavy part wool plain colors of tan with pink or blue borders or light fancy broken plaids in colors of blue or gray lockstitched .^nds sale price, the pair $3.39

Cotton Blankets 72x84 inches extra heavy very soft checks or broken plaids in colors of pink, blue, tan and gray silk bound edges sale price, the pair .— $3.50

Cotton Blankets 70x84 inches extra heavy jacquard patterns in colors of pink and tan with fancy borders of gray and blue silk bound ends sale price, the pair $4.25

Camping Blankets, 60x82 inches extra heavy army pattern dark blue with solid border of darker blue shade lockstitched ends very serviceable sale price, each $2.50

Pianos the Root Store

Main Floor.

$1.25

It: our Victrola for a Few Pennies Daily

A better way—the most convenient way—to secure your Victrola and the records you want is the Root plan of easy weekly or monthly payments —actually only a few pennies a day. If you doubt it—read our special payment plan below. This plan applies to every Victrola—from the $15 to the $200 model and to records worth from $9 to $25. That's a liberal record allowance, too, because $9 may be made.to purchase 24 complete dance selections—12 double-face records.

Your Own Selelection of Records With Any Style of Victrola

$1.00 a Week

$1.2s a Week (about 17 cents a day) buys a $50 Victrola and $9 in records. Down payment, $5. Total price, $59. $2.00 a Week (about 28 cents a day) buys a $150 Victrola and $10 in records. Down payment, $7.50. Total price,

$160.

The Root Store Victrola Dept.—4th Floor.

(about 15 cents a day) buys a $40 Victrola (above illustrated) and $9 in records. Down payment, $4. Total price, $49.

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

We Can Supply All Your Needs For Fall

From Stocks Which Are Unmatched In Variety and Values

All

of the New

rimming

—Can be found here. Dressmakers are especially urged to inspect these:

F.lounces one of the leading ones is worked in fine line tinsel, finished in floral effects of daintily embroidered colors 12 and 15 in. widths, the yard $1.00 to $1.95 th9 IS In. width, yard —$2JJ5 to $5.98

Ornaments frogs, loops, tassels, etc. in many new shapes and styles made up mostly of spangles, jet, etc., prices from 19c to $1.98

Furs now in strong demand coney in edges and bands fitch in 1 and in 2 in. widths imitation ermine in 1 and 2 in. widths mole in the various widths and monkey furs prices, the yard 20c to $3.50

Marabou will again be extensively used in colors of white, black, light blue, pink, lavender, maize and natural prices, the yard 29c to 95c

Flounces 18 and 27 inches wide: for tunic effects, tiers and the new net waists in white, cream and the Arab shades in 2 to 10 inches price, the yard —12'/2C to $1.75

In 12 to 18 inches wide price, the yard —39c to $2.50 In 18 to 27 inches wide price, the yard 59c to $5.98

Main Floor—West Aisle.

hese Are Real

—Below we list some of the new Petticoats and Kimonos: Halcyon Messaline Petticoats trimmed with wide sectional flounce of accordion pleating in black and colors regular $1.50 value. Price, each 98c

Messaline Petticoats of extra quality and a beautiful range oi colors, including changeable with deep flounce of pleating and tucks. Price, each $1.98

Messaline Petticoats in four different styles including tango, flounce of wide accordion pleating in all plain and changeable colors. Price, each $2.98

Crepe Kimonos extra quality serpentine crepe made Empire style with piping of plain colors. Price, each $1.00

Crepe Kimonos made of fancy bdrdered crepe finished with square collar (neck and sleeves trimmed with sa.tin ribbon. Price, each $1.98

Third Floor.

Ihe New In

Hosiery

—We have a complete showing of the well-known "Onyx" and "Phoenix" Hosiery for men and women. See the new "Onyx" numbers with the Pointex heels. Hosiery in twenty-five different shades to carry out all color combinations. Prices from 25c to $10

Main Floor—West Aisle.

$1.50 a Week (about 21 cents a day) buys a $75 Victrola and $10 in records Down payment $5.00. Total

$2.50 a Week

(about 35 cents a day) buys a $200 Victrola, above us at a $25 in records. Down payment, $10. Total price, $225.

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Dress Goods Section.

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Thursday Will Start a Very

Che Roof Store

Here In a Lovely Assortment Are

The New Dress Fabrics

—Our stock of the new Wool Dress Goods for Fall takes precedence because of its completeness and its broad helpfulness. Many special values are to be had, including these:

Roman Stripes all wool, fine soft quality medium weight with various stripe patterns of beautiful color .combinations regular $1.00 value special, the yard —59c

Silk Mixed Plaid Suiting with lustrous finish in the wanted colors of tans, browns, blues ana greens regular $1.50 value special, the yard —$1.00

New Reversible Coatings 50 in. wide very fine soft quality soft finish heavy weight to be used without lining in reversible colors of tan and blue, rose and tan, lavender and tan for coats and capes, regular $2.25 value special, the yard —$1.50

Roman Stripe Broadcloth 50 in. wide very fine quality firmly woven with soft finish dark ground colors with Roman stripes of soft color combinations regular $2.50 value special, the yard -—$1.89

Wool Serges and Batiste 42 to 50 inches wide in dark staple colors in 1 to 4 yard lengths suitable for skirts, suits and chidlren's wear regular $1.00 and $1.25 values special, the yard —69c

Wool Challies all wool Challiea, including domestic and imported qualities in a large assortment of patterns of desirable color combinations values up to 75c special, the yard —39c

Sale of Wood Beds

-r-Our Furniture Section will inaugurate tomorrow, Thursday, a very special Sale of Wood Beds. Included in the lot, which embraces nearly all Wood Beds in stock, are substantial Colonial, Four Poster, Straight Line, Napoleon and various period pieces in mahogany, oak, Circassian walnut atid-enamels in gray and white.

These are all odd pieces and in almost every instance we have marked them a FOURTH LESS than regular. Below we list a few:

$75.00 Twin Beds $56.25

Twin Beds cane head and foot styles as shown above white enamel or Circassian walnut former price $75.00 sale ... price, the pair

$16.75 Bungalow Beds $12.50

Golden oak, mahogany, Circassian walnut or gray enamel Bungalow Beds low head and foot full size only former price d»"| O FA $16.50 sale price, each

$95 Twin Beds $70.00

Solid mahogany Twin Beds, four post style 6 ft. high beautifully turned and finished plneapple*knob post tops former price $95 sale price pair

$70,00

Main Flooh—East Aisle.

Special

$20.00 Napoleon Beds $15

Golden oak, mahogany or Circassian walnut Napoleon Beds head 58 inches high heavy roll top .lead and foot former price $20 sale price, each

427.50

7 hursday's Special Offerings From

Our Pure Food Grocery

32c Eggs 26c

Strictly fresh large Country Eggs, packed one dozen in a carton none delivered the dozen

25c Crisco igc

A purely vegetable substancJ for frying and shortening a can that sells everywhere for 25c Thursday for

19c

pepper, pure ground black: per, the pound Cocoa, extra fancy double strength cocoa, the pound 17o

Pea Beans, fancy No. 1 Michigan picked pea beans. 5 pounds for 25c Macaroni and Spaghetti large 1 pound packages, 2 for 15c

Potatoes, extra fancy No. 1 Burbanks, the peck (15 pounds) for 19c

$15.00

Napoleon

Beds $20.00

Mahogany or Circassan Walnut Napoleon Beds heavy roll iead and foot head 54 inches high: former price $27.5C sale price, each

$20.00

Furniture Section.

Fifth Floor.

ISC Peaches 10c

New 1914 crop of Evaporated Peaches large halves, /Tk the pound JLVfl/

30c Pineapple igc Large 2% pound can of Holly brand Hawaiian sliced Pineapple, 9 large halves to a can dozen cans for $2.20 the can

Limit of one dozen.

Important Notice

We will accept telephone orders on any of the above specials with a $1.00 order of other groceries. Otherwise they are sold at the counter only. pep--19c

Soups, Campbell's the best concentrated soup on the market 14 different flavors, the can 8'/2C

Peas, Wolf Brook brand of fancy sifted Early June peas, the can 8c Rice, extra fancy large Carolina unpolished whole head rice, the pound 8 1 -3c

Oats, Surety brand of rolled oats, two large packages for 15c