Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 October 1914 — Page 6
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The ticket sale for the charity ball for the Flora Gulick Boys' club to be held Thursday evening, October 22, at the new Hotel Deming, is steadily increasing, and every indication is for a brilliant event. Interest is being taken in the affair for a two-fold reason first the benefit the boys' club will receive and then the opportunity for the people to see the new hotel under such favorable condiions. Mrs. Ray Greene Jenckes, chairman of the arrangements committee, is making every effort haVe a brilliant success and every citizen should feel called upon to assist in every way possible.
Manager W. A. Cocliran has planned a special supper for the evening which is to be served at 10:^0 o'clock. The program provides for a number of unique novelties and Che music for the dancing will be furnished by the Douglass orchestra, of Indissnapolis, famous lor its excellent dance iruusic. For those not desiring to dance arrangements have been made for cards.
Bvery one interested in the club is invited to be present. Admission to the ball room will be by ticket and these tickets may be procured from the Tribune, Star, Spectator and the office et James E. Somes on LAiiio street.
A large number of out of town visiters have purchased tickets for he ball.
Mrs. J. J. SchEicher, of North Eighth street, with her Sunday school claas of intermediates of the Maple Avenue •IS. E. church, spent an interesting Snnday afternoon in social work. The feoys accompanied by Mrs. Schlicher
Tfsited four families in distress and fceed. One of the families visited was that of a fellow classmate and this jfarrtily was given a basket filled wli.h previsions and a bunch of flowers. One -fistt was to a blind mother of four children, who are sadly in need of necessities. Another visit was where a number of the neighborhood children has assembled. The class stopped and entertained them with Sunday school eongs.
The last visit was to a small hack df two rooms, in one room there was A faimiiy of eight being housed. Tbe_ youngest member of the family was a three weeks' old baby and the corner of the one bed which was for the baby's ude was covered with an old cajvvas •*&gon top to keep out the rain and feather.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hoskins, of J&outh Sixth street, had the honor of eiitertainin« the first party at the new Hotel filming. Mr. and Mrs. Hoskins have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minshall, of Chicago, and the privilege was granted Mr. and Mrs. Hoskins in Order that the Minshalls liiight see the new hotel before leaving fbr their home. An out-of-town guest 6f distinction also at the dinner was Sirs. Jacob Baur, of Chicago, who came to Attend the wadding of her niece, [kiss Carabelle Greiner, and Harry ©pence Dickey. L-~©tJVers at a beautifully appointed dinrier were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Hoskins and their son, Robert Hoskins, i&Ir. and Mrs. Charles Minshall, Mrs.
Jacob Baur, Mr. and Mrs. B. V. MarShall, Mr. aiid Mrs. Johnson, of Brazil, Miss Su«att W. Ball, Mrs. Allen H. Doflham.
A birthday Surprise WaS given Ev6lyii Kelly in celebration of her sixteenth anniversary at her home, 610 gcuth Twelfth street. The party was fhrned by Miss Margaret Bartenbach. ,Tne evening was spent in games. The decorations were in pink and white. Refreshments were served
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The guest# were the Misses Bertha
"V* 'Wetzel, Margaret Bartenbach, Lillian Campbell, Elizabeth Pounds, Irene and liedna fanner, Millie Yost, Messrs. Al-
Vin Kelly, William Bartenbach, Les.'ie JtoMnsofi, Walter Moore, Chester Willis, Orvilie Stoehn, Edward Kelly, V'.c16r Kelly.
Mr. afld Mrs. George fludy, of Mattoon, 111., had their infant daughter -Christened Sunday afternoon at the heffie of Mrs. Rudy's sister, Mrs. Joseph H. Weinatein, of South Sixth etrefct. The baptism took place at 6 tfclock and the baby was named EliznKfc6th Jane Rudy. Mrs. Weinstein and
Mrs. Rogers, of Mattoon, 111., were the godmothers and William A. Hunter, brother of Mrs. Rudy, was the godfather Supper was served after the cererftony.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy and their baby returned Monday afternoon to their \home in Mattoon, 111.
Mrs. William Wifchart and Miss Margaret Wishart, of .Springfield, 111., (spent two weeks at St. Louis attending the Veiled Prophet festivities, While there they were the guests of -.Mrs. Ella Campbell, aunt of Mrs. Wishart They were entertained also at the auto show, held at Forest Park 1, highlands, followed by a theater party
Mrs. Wishart accompanied Miss Wishart to her home in Springfield, where she will visit for a week longer before
returning to Terre Haute. A quiet home wedding took place Sunday when Miss Rose Grinslade becime the bride of James Monroe, of t»osey county. The ceremony was pronounced at 5:30 O'clock Sunday at the hpme of the bride's parents, 526 South Thirteenth and One-hair street, the Rev. Mr. Bast officiating.
The bridal couple left Sunday everti ig for Mt. VerrtOn, where Mr. Monroe has a school for the winter. The bride •ft as a student at the »State Normal ichoOl.
^"•James John Evelo celebrated the seventh anniversary of his birthday Sunday at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Denny, on South Thirteenth and One-half street. Mrs, Denny pl&nned a splendid chicken dinner with birthday cake and lighted cartdleii for the little host and seven of his young friends.
Mrs. Ray Greene Jenckes spent Monday in Clinton, called there by the death of Mrs. J. J. Higgins, mother of Miss Alice Higgins,. The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon and Will be attended by the tnembers ot the Country club luncheoti club, of Whitlh Miss Higgins is a Member.
Hilrl«grad4 Sdhlicher entertained a few of her neighborhood friends Saturday evening with a "cOsmos" party at the home of her parents, Professor and Mrs. J. J- Schlicher, on North Eighth street The evening was spent in games and musie, followed by refreshments.
Mrs. W. A. Cochran and daughter, Virginia Belle, and son, John, arrived Saturday evening from Indianapolis, The Cochrans have apartments at the new Hotel Deming. Virginia Seile, t*ho was seriously injured |QiJil'eW6fks on the Fourth of Jyly, lj—'Pj41y recovering. 'mT'
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Best Qualities Lowest Prices
75c Sanitary Apron or Skirt Protector, with reinforced net top best rubberized cloth extra large size twv 50c Sanitary Apron or Skirt Protector, with net
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PAp Anew idea in the dUC sanitary line is about the same as a sanitary apron made of best materials and neatly finished.
Infants'
Sanitary Pants
ftp and 60c can be washed and mOC Ironed in all sizes.
25c Sanitary Belts, 15c
Just a special lot for Tuesday made of fine grade 2 inch elastic.
New Tango Girdle
•Jo be worn in place of a !)drtet made of highest grade mercerlaed elastic perfect form fitting made with four elastic supporters adapted for dancing and gym use prices $1.50 to $2.25. See them at the Notion Dept.
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The Newest in Leather Party Cases, $3.50 to $7.00 Each
These eases are made of finest quality morocco, suede and real pin seal. Fittings in gold or silver. Colors, black, green, blue, brown, rose and purple. These cases can be carried for any occasion. Be sure and see them before you purchase.
ALBRECHT'S.
Blankets-Comforts
For Cool Nights and Mornings
Cotton Blankets, 85c, $1.00 to $4.00 Pair
Colors tan, gray, White, with colored borders all made with lockstitch ends mads Of fine quality clean soft cotton.
Wool Blankets, $4.50, $5.00 to $15.00 Pair
Our Blankets are made of finest grddeS of wOol extra larg6 size in all dolors also pl&idS.
The New Character Dolls
25c, 50c, 91.00 to $5.00
All kinds and sizes all Nations and cOlora. You ofl.ll get the long dress baby—a school girl, sunshine girl, Daisy Dimple, Campbell kid, eairtp-flre girl and boy. We also have all sizes of Teddy Bears and bull dogs.
DO NOT pass us by if you want the real character^oll. They are made in a sanitary factory and the kind you shduli icujrtor your children. 1
Season's Smartest Showing of
Dresses
Black Satins at
$15.00
More
Removal Sale Doings
If Ever a Sale
Merited Your Confidence This Is One
Albrecht's
$3.00 to $5.00 Trimmed Hats for
That heavy, rich, lustrous, satin Dutihess, a a models their equal cost $25 elsewhere. In* vestlgate you will soon find out.
Those sample silk Crepe de chine and fine cloth dresses, at $12.95 are regular $20.00 to $35.00 values just dl in the lot-
inexpensive
cloth dresses, at $6.00 and $8.95 that have class and allwool materials are also shown
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Two ito four year size sample coats, worth to $6.50, at
$2.98
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The Little Sweethearts
Many a mother deprives herself to dress the little ones to look pretty.
$3.98, $5.00, $6.95, $7.50 are prices for little girls' coats, 6 to 10 years, that have class to them. Again we say, look elsewhere, then com© here. Touil find the coat you want at the price you oare to pay.
Another Extraordinary Offer in Our Millinery Department
Fall Suits $15.00
^Values to $25.00
$19.75
Values to $35.00
$25.00
Values to $40.00
In this limited space we can merely hint at the record breaking values in this sale. Smart and becoming new styles in Broadcloths, Gabardines, Serges, Cheviots, Duvytyne and Novelty Cloths. Alteration* are free. This is the Suit Sale of the season. The sale that you cannot afford to miss,
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Extra Special!
Featuring 10c to 20c New Wall Paper at 3c Roll
These wall papers are not the common ordinary wall papers that one usually gets for 5c, but are small lots of high grade papers worth 10c to 20c, that are offered in this sale at 5c. This is your last chance, so if you intend to do any papering this fall, do it now anrl save half and more.
Sixty different styles in black silk velvet hats. Stylish trimmings. Shapes alone are worth more money. The best bargain ever offered in trimmed hats at this price. Come early and get first choice of these AM QQ stylish hats at ....
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All Wool Serge Skirts
$3.00 to $5.00 values at $1.98. Samples, that's why we can name such a low price. Regular sizes only. Black and navy.
Fancy pleated flounce skirts. All wool serges, $5.00 value, $2.95.
Black and navy. Nicely tailored. Some skirt bargain at $2.95.
Wall Paper Sale
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Enthusiasm
A word that combines ambition, courage, determination and a hundred other words is to the human being what steam is to tjie engine. We are enthused over the prospect of being in our new building in a very short time. Enthused because its going to be a home for our business where we will be better equipped than ever before to cater to your wants. Enthused because our Removal Sale is meeting with such grand responses. Today's store news contains many grand bargains that cannot help but enthuse those shoppers that are ever alert for savings. And best of all Albrecht's Truthful Advertising Never Disappoints.
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Girls' Coats $5.00, $7.95
$10.00
Worth $2 to $5 More
You cannot tell their real worth by price quotations. Tou can tell whether Ivory Soap advertised at 2c would be a bargain: but not so with Ready-to-wear garments comparison is the real test we invite it shop arouni first, then come here it will be easy for us to eeil you that coat others are doing it why not you? No better time than now.
$1.50 and $2 Hand Bags $1.00
Made of
Genuine Leather New and Stylish
ALBRECHT'S
Blouse Fashions
Of Intense Interest For Style, Materials and' Low Prices
Neither pen nor type can give you more than a hint of the beauty Or the immense values you get in Albrecht's Waists and Blouses. It is easy to s&y nice things in print about the goods one sell3. But to have the goods to make good every statement is another thing. Now it's a sale of Waists and Blouses, worth $3.00 to $5.00
At
$1.98.
Crepe de Chine, Chiffon and 8atln« in black and colors,
at $1.98, is the
feature of this sale. No phones or approvals. Come.
This Cedar Oil Mop cleans and polishes hardwoods, painted and linoleum floor*. Kills germs and absorbs the dust. No home complete without this fine mop. Heal $2.00 value for $1.00.
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Large variety of shapes made with pannier ribbon and strap handles. Bags fitted with mirror, coin purse aud card case. Silver, gilt and gunmetal mountings. Sale price $1.00.
Crepe de chine, Brocaded Charmeuse, 38 to 40 inches wide, -'t:
The greatest bargain in town think of it—a half price sale of new Silk Crepe de Chine and Charmeuse a complete line of best colors come early for choice they won't last long.
Wool Dress Goods
Buy Here and Save
1-4 to 1-2
All the new Pall Dress Goods are here at very lowest prices. Included are the wanted shades of navy blue, moss ^reen, new brown and Bussian blue also silk poplins 40 inches wide
50c Floor Oil Mops 25c 'J
Made of cotton yarn very absorbent large size. Can be used in any mop handle. Complete with sp" handle 10c •extra. Vs ALBHECHT 'S.
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New Store In the Meantime the Removal Sale
Goes
Merrily on Albrecht's
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$1.50 to $2 Table Linens
$1.00
A special sale of line double face Linen Table Damasks, 72 inches wide beautiful patterns not a yard sold for less than $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 come here and buy these in or I 1 1 A A the yard
$2 Silk Canton .rA Crepes
$1.00
$1.25 kind for
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Cedar Oil Mop Combination $1, Consists oi a $1.50 Oil Mop and a 50c Can ol Cedar Oil Polish
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