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LIKE SOUP? THEN SEE CAMPBELL'S EXHIBIT

Culinary Wizard Shows How Many Tasty Things Come From One

Container.

Campbell's soup week and a demonstration of how to shave a little bit off the cost of living- Is being held at the Hoot store. An impressive exhibit of the product has been arranged by O. C. Heffner, the manager of the Root grocery department. The Campbell company is one of the large manufac turers of food products that have turned from magazine advertising tb newspaper advertising with splendid results in the form of Increased sales and increased interest In their prod nets.

Tbe epchlbtt Is attracting the Interest of the housewives of Terre Haute. The demonstrator in charge shows how deftly and quickly delicious and palatable dishes can be made from Campbell's soup, which Is one of the products Internationally recognized for its quality and merit.

Mr. Heffner is distributing little booklets containing some of the Campbell soup achievements. Some of the more popular selections are the following: j' Tomirto Soap With Croutons.

Toeet brown, or fry crisp in butter, bread cut into small cubes. Prepare a canful of Camphell's tomato soup for the table In the usual way. When ready to servey drop a few cubes into each plateful of soup. The croutons may be served separately at the table if deaired, thus l»surtrg their crispness in the soup. This makes an agreeable variation and adds a touch of pleasing novelty to the regular service. Tomato Soap With Whipped Cream.

Prepare & canful of Campbell's tomato soup either pdain by the addition of hot water In the usual way or as a bisque by the addition of hot milk according to the ea3y direction on the label. Serve this bouillon cups, topping each, cupful with, a tablospoonful Of stiffy whipped cream just before serving. For ladies' luncheon, specially, this makes a decidedly attractive feature both to the eye and the taste.

Balled Ricc With Brown Sauce. To give a pleasing zest to the meat course with the family dinner take rice well boiled and blanched and arrange It in mounds surrounded by brown sauce made as follows: Fry one onion, thinly sliced, in a tablespoonful of butter. When brown remove the onion

Say Mr. and Mrs. Castle Of the Newest Modern Dance That All Will Dance This Winter

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from the saucepan and add a teaspoonful of flour to the butter, rub this smooth and brown it then add one can of Campbell's tomato soup and one can of hot water heat slowly until thick. Season with paprika and salt to suit the taste. This also makes a substantial and satisfying luncheon-course.

Tomato Tartar.

For a delightful sauce with fish, hamburg steak, codfish balls or cold meals, thoroughly chill one can of

The Most Beautiful Dance We Know Of"

Now for the first time adapted

the home. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon .Castle explain it, in pictures, step by step, the same as they will teach it at Castle House, New York, this winter to the most fashionable society. It is

I N E N O E E I S S E O

The Ladies'Home Journal

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Our Sales Agent

H. H. JEFFERSON

T03 Ohio Street Terre Haute, Ind. THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY Independence Square ^Philadelphia Pennsylvania

How to Reduce the Cost of Living as Demonstrated by the Advocates of Good Soup for the American Tables

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THE CAMPBKXL SOUP GIRL SHOWING HOAV TO CUT THE! GROCERY BILL.

Campbell's tomato soup, then add to it a quartercup of capers and a half bottle of small sour pickles chopped line end some finely chopped parsley and green pepper a section of the pepper •will be sufficient). Mix all of the ingredients in 1he cold scup and chill once more. Tf placed in a glass jar in a cool place this will keep a fortrig'ht.

Campbell's is the only line of soups carried by the Root store, being se-

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lected for its high degree of satisfaction for soup purposes and the Campbell soup week is signalized by a sale at reduced prices to visitors to the department.

SISTERS PURCHASE LAND.

Patrick Sullivan, widower, and his sisters, Mary Sullivan and Jane Sullivan, have sold to the Sisters of Providence some 63 acres of land adjoining the holdings of the former at St. Mary-of-the-Woods on the east, the purchase price named in the deed filed for record Thursday afternoon being $13,662. The land Is described as 53 acres off the east side of the northwest quarter of section 6-12-9, Sugar Creek township, together with te nacres lying west of the New Goshen or Clinton free gravel road. The addition of this tract of land to the holdings of the sisters give them 1 nthe neighborhood of 850 acres subject to taxation. The property Just acquired Is all farm land.

CONTRACTOR GETS DIVORCE.

Virgfi Bridgwater,- a concrete contractor, was awarded a divorce from Mrs. Bessie Bridgwater Friday morning- I nthe Circuit Court, on his charge of cruel and inhuman treatment. He claimed that she had threatened, to shoot him with a shotgun and had carried a revolver around with her with which she threatened to do him bodily harm.

NOTES OP LABOR WORLD.

LABOR MEKTmGS TODAY. Wnhanh lodffe No. 1, National Association of Stationary Engineer*. Durtendera' hall. 503% Wabaah mane. Local No. 79, International Union of

Journeymen Homeahoera. Central Labor Union hall, 024% Wabash avenue.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 23.—Union street car men, in an answer to the complaint in the car strike injunction case, filed with the clerk of the United States district court, charge the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal company with violation of the contract that ended the strike a year ago, and seek an injunction against the company to compel it to comply with the provisions of the contract. The car men also ask that all employes be included In the injuctlon.

PEORIA, 111., Oct. 23.—A resolution asking President Wilson to interfere in the Colorado coal miners' strike was adopted by the Illinois State Federation of Labor.

The action was taken after the seven hundred delegates had listened to a speech by "Mother" Mary Jones, who is on the way to Washington to see the president about the Colorado situation. "Mother" Jones denounced John D. Rockefeller and declared that he held the destinies of this nation in his Jiands.

Bach mall Is bringing to the office of Charles Fox, secretary-treasurer of the United Mine Workers, District No. 11, additional nomination blanks for the offices to be filled at the election of the district in December. Friday there were more than a hundred nominees for some of the offices and before the nominations are closed Sunday night it is expected that this number will be materially increased. No names will be announced until all of the nominations are in, Mr. Fox said Friday.

STATISTICAL RECORD.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George Shank, 25, Terre Haute, laborer. to Melania Lurgocl, 23, Terre Haute, tfcierk.

Leroy F. Weaver, 71, Clark county, 111., ffirmer, to Katie Saft'ord, 56, Terre Haute, nurse.

RECENT BIRTHS.

To Mr. and Mrs. James Ward, 415% 0,hlo street, a. boy, James Charles. ^lnd

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Walter H. Gwin,

1106 Seventh avenue, a boy, Johnnie Evans. To Mr. and Mrs. Roland Inglert, 1145 Eighth avenue, a boy, Charles.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. William Sims to Fred E. Manners et ux„ lot 341, Krumbhaar place 2nd sub$300.

John Tryon et ux. to Samuel K. Duvall, pt y. sec 15, tp 10, 8 82,000. Frank R. Hale et ux. to Charles T. Davis, lot 4, Crawford place $350.

Uriah H. Hicks et ux. to Wabash Building and Loan association, lot 61 Maple Avenue place $1,

J. C. Stimson et at to Walter N, Sig-

Franoia SI, Harris to Je'sso D. Daw-1 ton, Jot 18, Giiorry groy« a*4j fl.

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MORRIS & CO.

Choice lean Bacon

in strips from

30c brand. Saturday,

ooln purse with 'aln

2ic yd.

New

Boudoir Caps

Made of £lls8e crepe: neat patterns rib bon trimmed best 25c value, at

3x6 Foot Shade

18c

We put on sale Saturday 25 dozen Anchor opaque window shades good durable, green oloth mounted on self acting spring rollers every one perfect and 36 Inches wido and 6 feet long regular 30c value, each ..18c

MORRIS & CO.

Best Hams sugar cured just the right

4 to

6 pounds: the best

size for family use

weigh 8 to 12 pounds the o0c grade Saturday

worth 50c given 5. o, at .. .. 7

Saturday

Morning from 8 till 10

Choice of 10,000

yards American calicoes light and dark

Indigo and fancy prints the 6%c grade ladies only Saturday, yard

WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF A GIRL'S COAT AT $2.98 AND UP. E A. GENUINE GERMAN SILVER! E COIN OR MESH PURSE Worth 50c

$5 Girls' Coats $2.98

Made of all wool novelty cloth, button, high neck effect silk plush collar another style has the collar of contrasting color comes in sizes 6 to 14 years and are worth $5.00. A German silver coin or mesh purse with chain worth 50c given tf) A A absolutely free. Choice, ^0

$6 Girls' Coats $3.98

Made of the striped velour in brown, blue and red collar and cuffs are Inlaid with velvet large fancy buttons exceptional good garment sizes fi to 14 years and are regular $6.00 garments. A German silver mesh or

59c pr.

Children's Bungalow Aprons

Made like mother's for the little tots of percale and gingham: iGc value, at

10c

Rugs 29c

Small rugs, 27x56 inch reversible rugs in Roman stripes closely woven and suitable for bed room, kitchen, bath or hall the biggest value you ever saw. 75c grade for....29c

SHOE SOLES, NAILS AND HEEL PLATES. Extra heavy oak tan sho^ soles: extra large size No. 13 special, pair

Heavy oak tan men's soles various sizes, -J pair ivt

Heavy oak tan soles for 4 boys special, pair IvV Oak tan soles for ladles' or children's shoes special, fif* pair Ov

Sure Clinch shoe nails various sizes 3 regular 5o boxes for

Star brand steel heel plates all sizes a pair

POPCORN AND POPPERS.

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Commercializiiis European Disaster at (be Expense of America

Wall street, the Beef Trust, the Sugar Trust and the Gamblers were the first to make capital out of the European disaster at the expense of the "American people." Meat was advanced, sugar advanced, flour advanced in spite of the bumper crops raised in this, God's country. Must we stand for it? It looks like we can't help*ourselves. Friends, here is at least ONE STORE that has the fighting spirit—and fight we will for lower prices. Help us reduce "gambling" in "necessities" by practicing economy. For Saturday:

MORRIS & CO.

Smoked Shoulders so-called Pic nic Hams cheaper than soup bone a choice meat weighs 4 to 6 pounds the 20c grade Saturday

lk lb.

Coats For Gfrls--6 to 14 Years

AS Exceptional Low Prices For Saturday,,

We direct special attention to our large stock of Children's coats and of which we feel justly proud. Never have we had so complete an assortment both in range of colors and materials. It would be impossible to mention all the good and attractive styles, so we merely quote a few of the items of timely interest.. We do not believe that, quality for quality, these garments can be duplicated at these prices.

11c yd.

Men's Work Shirts

Curtain Rods 8c

Curtain ro'V the curved sort bra#s lacquered f«»rruled end slip In brackets 27 to 54 inch extension why pay 15c to 25c? We place on sale Saturday 2 gross at, each.... 8c

Saturday Money Saving Specials, Third Floor

Argo Corn Starch, package PEAS, CORN, BEANS.

Fancy white rice shelled Popcorn, a pound

Largo 2 quart steel poppers, eteel or wire cover, eaoh 1 qnart slse steel or wire poppers, eaoh

fttoel

15c 10c

Sifted Early June Peas 4 special, 2 cans for J.VV Solid pack Illinois Sugar OA Corn 3 cans for MVV 8 cans Red Kidney

Beans

5c lc

No. 2 cans White for No. S cans Red for

MORRIS & CO.

$7.50 Girls' Coats $4.98

purse goes with each om

Saturday

Morning from 10 till 12

500 pairs ladles' kid Gloves not mended, but clean, new choice German lamb skins fresh new goods all colors, all sizes the $1.00 grade our nrice, to each customer Saturday,

Saturday Afternoon from 2 till 4

75 pieces Jacquard Silks full 27 Inches wide all the new fall shades and avening shades a silk well worth 35c yard no more than 10 yards to each customer: ladles only Saturday,

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Lard

Pure Hog no compound, but re a or re

lard kettle render

ed in 3 and 5 pound tin pails i-

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3 It. Ill Pail, 3$c 5 lb. Tin Pail, 59c

Made of fancy plaids, mixtures and plain colors some are the cape effects and others are in the new flaring botton styles plain and trimmed models included are some sample coat* that are worth double the price we ask. And a genuine German silver mesh or chain coin purse with chain free. mm a A Coats for girls 6 to 14

years choice at

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$8.50 Girls' Coats $5.98

Beautiful is hardly the word in describing these coats, they are mosily sample coats from one of New York's best makers nothing but the beat materials and workmanship put into these garments we also -have our regular line at this price they are for ages 6 to 14 years and a silver torn

29c Each

Boys'

Fall Union Suits

Made of genuine Amoskeag Chambray or Blue Bell with re-inforced yoke best 50c value, at

Either Cooper ribbed ,or Teager fleeced made like Dad's all sizes up to 34 worth 76c at

29c

43c

Room I Rugs

Matting Hugs size 9x12 woven colors extra heavy straw reversible this is the $6.00 grade see them and be convinced we save you two dollars on every rug. Our price, each $2.98

10c 10c 4c

SOAP AND STARCH. 3 bars Magic White or' Sweetheart Soap for ..... 3 packages Argo Starch

20c

8YRUP8.

Scudder's pure Maple Sap and sugar syrup 84 oz. half gallon tins at 40 os. quart tins at 20 oz. pint tins, a 5 pound bucket Karo White 5 pound bucket Red for

69c 37c 22c 25c 22c 11c ...9c

DRESSED CHICKENS

Nothing better in I the chicken line anywhere corn fed (not raised on the bottle) full dressed spring I chickens weights lbi to 2% pounds the 30c_grade. Saturday

19c lb.

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Saturday Afternoon from 4 till 6

500 Ladies' Silk bags and leather bags fitted with mirrors an.l coin purses silk lined also moire and velvet 'bags values up to $1.50 each no exaggeration you must see them only 1 bag to each customer ladies only Saturday

Saturday Night from 8 till 10

The entire sale repeated for the, benefit of those that could not trade during d&y time— npa-j 6fto Calicoes, *t yard 2%o $1.00 Kid Gloves pair 59o 35c Jacquard Silks, yard lie $1.50 Silk Bags, each 29«

Saturday night from 8 till 10.

Ladies' .Wonder Hose

Ladies' Fall

Underwear

Mercerised or lisle jet black a Wonder Hose on best 26c grad-3 at

Silk fleeced vest* or pants ecru and white regular and extra size values up to 75a, at

39c

Rope Portieres $1.48

Rope' W Portieie*: are shoWft In brown and light green long, and short band Suitable for 6 foot arch just 6 pairs and

worth

$2.76 to $4.00 at, each ... $1.48

10c RIPE 5o.

'Special lot of full head uncoated Rlcef regular 10c pound

HORSE RADISH AND MUSTARD.

Pure, fresh Horse Radish large 6 oz. bottle

10c

26 oz. jar pure prepared Mustard, for

E8.

15c

PEACHES, PINEAPPLE8. California yellow free Peaches large cans ....

New pack Hawaiian sliced PineApple In sugar syrup large

AAa

No. 2% cans at AvC No. 2 cans at

15c 15c

EXTRA SPECIAL8.

No. 2 cans fancy solid* pack red pitted Cherries ...

Grape-Nuts, Puffed Corn Puffed Rice or Mother's Wheat 1 1

Heart, choice package .... Xav

4 pound pkg. Banner OAjh Brand ..Rolled Oats ....... AVt