Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 October 1914 — Page 3
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NEW TEMPLE PROJECT
Also Goes on Record As Opposing Limitations on Employment of Members.
Resolutions endorsing the labor temple movement and placing the Central Labor uirton on record as opposed to prohibiting members to work for employers not members of an employers' organization, have been passed by the local labor body The resolutions follow: "Whereas, there is an organization In this city known as the Terre Haute Labor Temple association, and, whereas, a committee from this body, after investigation, found that all business had been transacted with honestness of purpose, and, whereas, we believe that the building of the labor temple to be a laudable undertaking and worthy of success and the support of all organisations, and all individuals of organised i&j}0r jn this vicinity, "Therefore, be it resolved, that we, the Central Labor union of Vigo county, endorse the movement known as the Teocre Haute Labor Temple association and pledge it our moral and financial support, and, be It further resolved, "That we recommend the same for the favorable consideration to all the organizations affiliated with this body, and to all kindred organizations In Vigo county and vicinity, "And be it further resolved, that we earnestly urge them to purchase stock both as organizations and individuals so for as our financial condition will allow, that this movement shall be the grand and ultimate success that It deserves."
The second resolution follows: "Whereas, the federal Sherman antitrust, both the old and the amended law, provide that no two or more organizations can combine either by contract or by secret collusion, to regulate prices on any commodity, and, whereas, the statute of this state provides also against any two individuals or organizations oonsplrlng to regulate the prices on any article offered for sale, therefore it is the attitude of this Central Labor union that no affiliated union should incriminate Itself by contracting with an employers' association, whereby the Journeymen will not be permitted to work for any employer who Is not a members of the employers' association."
BUSINESS BEGINS IN HURRY WEEN NEW PIANO CO. OPENS
First Customer Recorded Half Hour After Starr People Open Doors to Publio.
Within one-half hour after the Starr Piano company had opened its new store at 30-32 North Sixth street, yesterday morning, a brand new piano was on the way to the home of A. Reavlll, 19 North Twelfth street. Mr. Reavlll attended the morning opening, and he immediately purchased an instrument from J. C. puncheon. "We're real proud of our store," H. C. Currens, the manager of the store said yesterday. "We have been showing our instruments to large crowds all day."
The Starr, the Richmond, the Thrayser and the Remington pianos will be handled in both ordinary and players at the new store. "From factory to the home," Is the policy announced for the store, and according to J. R. Grotendeck, assistant manager of the Indianapolis branch, who has been In charge of the arrangements for the opening, the local store will be able to offer the newest pianos at factory price. A complete library of roll music also will be maintained at the store, and the public is invited to hear the latest player music. Sound proof rooms have been provided for the player pianos.
Mr. Currens, the manager of the store, formerly was a member of the firm of Fuller and Currens Piano company, of Indianapolis. Miss Fledda Roberts will be cashier J: C. Qtmcheon, wholesale salesman F. C. Maxwell, C. W. Carter and Earl Douty, city salesman for local store. Miss Anna Moore and Miss Minnie Meyer will be in the store as demonstrators, and F. Brodeur will have charge of the repair work and the tuning.
Miss Johana GMlday, who Is in charge of the muslo roll department of the Indianapolis branch, assisted in the opening Saturday.
MALE STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPEWRITERS BADLY NEEDED
Civil Service Commission Plans to Hold Monthly Examinations in 400 Cities for This Week.
The United States civil service commission has been unable to supply the demand for male stenographers and typewriters and has arranged to nold examinations monthly for this branch nf the service in 400 of the principal cities of the country. The next examinations for stenographer-type-writer for field service, male and female, will be held in Terre Haute Nov. 21, and the same examination for departmental service, men only, will be held Nov. 24.
Applications for these examinations may be filed at any time and the applicant will be notified to report at the time set for the examination. Full information regarding the scope and cnaracter of the examination may be secured from David A. Asbury, secretary of the local civil service board, at the postoffice, or from the United States civil service commission at Cincinnati, O.
Examinations for many different branches of the service will be held in Terre Haute between Nov. 3 and Nov. 24, and information regarding any of them may be secured from Mr. Asbury.
MOST USED AUTOS CHANGE HANDS through the want ads in The Tribune.
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The Correct Men's Furnishings for Formal Occasions
Maline Ruffs for the Nsok in whtte, black, navy, brown, yellow, emerald and white and blaok regular (1.50 value special, each BOo
Neckwear Section.
Cereals
10c package Kellogg's Corn Flakes 80 15c package Shredded Wheat Biscuits 11c 16c Grape Nuts 11o 15c Quaker Puffed Rice 12c 10c package of Puffed
Vheat 8° 15c package of Cream of Wheat 13o iOc package of new 1914 Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour 8y2o
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—The Charity Ball will be held the evening of Thursday, October 22nd, at the new Deming hotel and if you have not completed the purchase of everything you will need for that occasion there's no time to lose.
—Our Men's Wear Section is fully and splendidly prepared to supply the needs of those who require the proper furnishings for Evening and Formal occasions such as
Men's Weflr Section. Main Floor.
Special Display of New Charming Veils and Scarfs
—Beginning Monday, we shall feature the season's new Veils and Scarfs which," owing to the nearness of the Charity Ball, ought to attract attention. A few:
Chiffon Veils with hemstitched border in white, blaok, pink, light blue, Copenhagen, brown, lavender, taupe regulation size special, each $1.25, $1.95 up to —$6.00
Crepe de Chine 8carfs with printed floral designs around border extra fine quality crepe de chine prices range from $1.00 to —$2.50
Spanish Lace Scarfs in white and black beautiful designs In several sizes and style® prices range from $1.75, $2.95, $5.00, $5.95 and —$7.50
Main Floor—West Aisle.
tor the Charity Ball, 1 hese New Evening Slippers
—Those who contemplate participating in the Charity Ball and who need new Slippers should by all means visit our Women's Shoe Section. There can be found an unrivalled assortment and moderate prices.
We have Slippers in every shade' and can tint others to meet any requirement if the shade required is not in our large showing.
At $3.00 the pair we are showing new satin slippers
with the new Louis heels in colors of blue, pink, taupe, gold, white American Beauty and black. Shoe Section. Second Floor—Annex.
Monday's Special Offerings from Our Pure Food Grocery Store
Soap.
The well known brands of American Family, Flake White, Star, QFels Naptha or Ivory Soap, 5 regular 5c bars for JLJ/C
Look What 25c Will Buy
4% pounds of New York State Pea Beans 7 bars of Gloss Laundry Soap 1 pound of high-grade Bulk Cocoa 3 cans of fancy Pink Salmon good oil 2% pounds of California dried Lima Beans 3 cans of fancy sifted Early June Peas 3% pounds of whole head Jap Rice 1 pound of high-grade Santos Coffee 6 cans of Sardines In oil key opener Three 10c packages of Potato Chips 3 cans of fancy Sugar Corn 3 large cans of solid pack Tomatoes Three 15c cans %-size Mustard Sardines
CHARITY BALL—October 22d
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Charity Ball. The following items in Full dress Shirts, White Evening Ties, Evening Collars, Jewelry Dress Sets and Hosiery will give you an idea as to our prices:
White Mushroom Pleated Shirts for full dress wear the "Ide" make with soft cuffs sizes 14 to 17 price, each $2.00
White Evening Ties prices, each 50o to —$1.00
Jewelry Evening Dress Sets studs, buttons and cuff links prices from 50c to —$4.00
White Dress Shirts for evening wear the "Ide" make price, each $ 8ilk Hose for evening wear finest of quality prices, the pair 50c to —$3.00
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Butterine
John F. Jelke Good Luck But-* terine, sold only in original cartons 5 pounds, 2 pounds or 1 pound prints, (Monday pound XOl/
Combination Order 6 cans solid pack tomatoes, early June Peas, fancy Illinois sugar corn, assorted as you like for only
46c
Mary Garden Perfume ounce Djer-Kiss Perfume the ounce
Ve-O-Lay's Extra Muget ounce Face Powders.
See Our News on Page 5 OX ROOt StOK Attend the Sale of Pianos Q* ROOt StOTC
In Connection with Scruggs-Vandervoort-Bamey Co., St. Louis. We Give and. Redeem SURETY COUPONS.
From a Stock of New Merchandise Unrivalled in Variety, Beauty or Quality
_"Wr(» have devoted most of our advertisement today to just those articles you are most likely to need in foiming your costume for the Charity Ball. \ou wih find us ready, however, to supply your personal and household requirements.
A Beautiful Stock of Evening
Wraps and Ball Gowns
—Owing to the close proximity of the Charity Ball we shall feature in our Costume Section, beginning Monday, a host of the most beautiful Ball and Dinner Gowns ever assembled in this department. At the same time we shall have on display and sale wonderful creations in Evening Wraps.
Silk Po Moire Coats ma.de with the loose yoke effect have fancy cuffs and collars trimmed with dainty bands of Fitch Fur have fancy colored linings of brocaded taffeta have fancy frog fasteners In colors of plum, Copenhagen, light blue and green price, each —$49.50
Silk Velour Coats made with the loose raglan sleeves have fancy rtich collars trimmed with natural martyn furi have fancy colored mescaline linings in light blue, plum and Copenhagen price, each $39.75
Crepe de Chine Dresses made with broad lace flounce combined with pleated Crepe de ohine ruffles with wide crepe de chine basque girdles waist made in the new cape effect back trimmed with miniature buttons in colors of light blue, pink, green an.d black price, each —$17.50
Black Charmeuse Dresses skirt is made with long tunic have the new French Girdles bodice made of sheer shadow net trimmed with fancy silk bands in black only prioe, each —$25.00
Chiffon Dresaes made with entire skirt of pleated chiffon havo broad crushed messaline girdles waist made of shadow lace pipped with messaline to correspond with dress made in the new cape effects in colors of light green, peach, light blue, rose and black price, each —$19.50
Crepe
Meteor
Splendid Stock of Women's Kasyer Siik Underwear
—Those who desire Silk Underwear and who wish to purchase the best, "Kaysers," will find our stock a most complete one. There are Vests, Union Suits and Knickerbockers and the prices range from $i75
Underwear Section. Third Floor.
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Perfumes and Toilet Requisites for the Charity Ball
—If your supply of Perfume, Face Powder and Creams or Talcum Powder needs replenishing before the Charity Ball, you can select from these
Perfumes.
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Djer-Kiss Face Powder the box 60s Ve-O-Lay's Ambre Royal Face Powder the box —$1.85
Toilet Goods Seotion.
Dresses made with
long tunic have wide crushed girdles with fancy sash In back waist is made with French Fillet lace with fancy fringe and ball trimming in all the evening shades price, each $2250
Satin Duchess Dresses made In the new ripple tunic style with French girdle and sash with draped waist of finest quality shadow lace with sheer net lace In sleeves trimmed with fancy bead trimming In all sizes and colors price, each $27.50
Evening Dresses made of satin, chiffon and lace made with triple tier plaited skirts de«p basque girdles Oriental lace yokes In all evening colons and in all vises prices, each —$18.00
Second Floor.
t° $4-50
Face Creams.
Ve-O- Lay's Am bra Royal Faoe Cream the Jar —$1.00 Harriet Hubbard Ayers Face Cream the ,iar $1.00
Harriet Hubbard Ayres Ayeristoorst Cream the Jar—50o and $1.00 Talcum Powders.
Mary Garden Taloum Powder the box —65o Djer Kiss Talcum Powder the box 2Bo
The Best Place to Shop, After All
Main Floor—Center Aisle.
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If you do your buying at Root's you cannot only choose from the lovliest and most all-inclusive stocks of new merchandise, but you will be sure of the best that's going at the least to be paid.
Especially for Evening Wear New Corsets and Brassieres
—Your Charity^ Ball costume can not look weil without the proper evening Corset and Brassiere. Our stock includes models for all figures and competent corsetierres assure you of a faultless fit.
Chose from these: Frolaset Front Laced Corsets prices from $3.50 to —$10.00
Madams Irene Corsets prices from $5.00 to —$10.00 American Lady Corsets (Front and back laced) $1.00 to —$5.00
Warner Rust Proof Corsets (front and back laced) prices from $1.00 to $3.00
Madame Lyra Corsets prices from $3.50 to —$5.00 Nemo Self Reducing Corsets prices from $3.00 to —$5.00
There te a Brassiere to ftt every figure perfectly, whether stout, medium or slim they give the wearer the soft, willowy and graceful lines so necessary to the present day fashion.
Warner Brassieres prices from 50o to —$2.00 The A. P. Tailored Brassiere prices from $1.00 to —$3.50
Bien Jolie B. and J. Brassieres prices from 90o to —$3.00 Corset 8eotion. Third Floor.
We Can Supply All the Suitable Under Garments
—Our Undergarment Scction on the Third Floor is prepared to meet every requirement. 'We are showing new Silk Messaline Princess Slips, Crepe de Chine Corset .Covers and Petticoats to go with the proper costume for evening and formai wear. Whatever needs you may have for the Charity Ball we stand ready to supply them.
Women's Silk Messaline Princess Slips made with fancy net top camisole effect finished with fancy accordion pleating price, each $9.75
Women's Silk Messaline Princess Slips neck and sleeves finished with val. lace beading and ribbon skirt trimmed with acoordion pleated flounce with insertion and laoe edge in colors of light blue, pink and white price, each $4.95
—Our Jewelry Section is prepared to supply»you with the Jewelry and Hair Ornaments appropriate for evening and mal occasions. Among the many are these:
Fancy Hair Ornaments and Pins, priced from —$1.50 to $3.50 Beads and Lavalliers, priced from 98c to $5
Shoe Buokles priced from —50c to $2.98 Party Boxes, each —$2.50 Fans In assorted styles and colors rriced from —50c to $1.98
Jet Ear Drops, assorted styles price, the pair —25c and 50c Pearl Ear Drops, assorted styles price, the pair 50c
Hat Pins, two on the card price, the card 25c Beauty and Small Cuff Pins, two on vhe card price, the card —2So
Baby Rings, gold filled price, each —75c Gold Filled LavalMeres assorted styles price, each $1.49
Sterling Sliver Beauty Pins price, the pair —-50o Jewelry Seotion—Main Floor—East Aisle.
lor the Charity Ball, Everything in Silk Hosiery ,5
—W arc showing a wonderful collection of colors and varieties of Silk Stockings manv of which are novelties and are new this Fall
Women's Silk Hose, beaded and novelty and lace effects suitable for evening wear in colors of white, black, pink, blue prices range from $2.50 to $10.00
Phoenix Hose, in a large range of colors suitable for evening in sizes 8% to 10 price, the pair 75o to $3.00
Hosiery Seotion.
tor Charity Ball and formal Wear, the Correct Gloves
—The correctness of your Gloves is an essential that can riot be well overlooked in the assembling of dress accessories for the Charity Ball. You arc assured of a satisfactory choice at Root's.
Jouvin and Cle 12 button length French Kid Gloves white only three rows of embroidery of self price, the pair —$3.50
Jouvin and Cie 16 button length French Kid Gloves: in white and black with three rows of embroidery of self price, the pair —$3.75
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Crape de Chins Corset Covers made kimono style neck. and sleeves finished with Val. lace fo~sertlon and beading and ribbon price, each $1.25
Women's Crepe ds Chine Petticoats in white, pink light blue finished with scalloped flounce of lace an insertion and lace edge pleating price, each —$4.75
Undergarment Section. Third Floor/
New Jewelry and Hair Ornaments for the Charity Ball
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Onyx Hose In a large range of colors in light and dark colors in sizes 8% to 10 prices from 50c to $4.00
Main Floor—West Aisle.
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Jouvin and Cie 20 button length French Kid Gloves In white only three rows of embroidery of self: price, the pair —$4.50 16 Button Length German Glace Gloves in white only three rows of embroidery of self price, the pair $2.75
Main Floor—East Aisle.
CHARITY BALL-October 22d
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