Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 November 1914 — Page 14

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OIL FHtM DISPOSES OF VALUABLE LEASE

Murphy Company Sells Bights Near St. Francisville to Ohio Conoernfor $150,000.

By Special Correspondent. SULLIVAN, IndL, Nov. 7.—Sullivan oil men today learned that the Murphy Farm Oil company composed of Arthur E. Lloyd, of Lawrencevllle, general manager of the National Supply company, of the Indiana and Illinois divisions, Arthur Rogers and Charles Gutherie, of Lawrenceville, and Ray Henley and Ian Boggs, of Vincennes, have disposed of the valuable Michael Murphy lease near St. Francieville to the Ohio Oil company, for a consideration of $150,000. The farm is said to have cleaned up between $250,000 and $300,000 for lfcB owners since the first well was drilled in April, 1914. The first well estimated over 1,000 barrels per day for a long time but the gauge recently shows JM» barrels.

AGED MAN RUN OVER.

Mesha Eaton Is Seriously Injured When Auto Strikes Him. By Special Correspondent.

S UT »rVAN, Ind., Not. 7.—Mesha Baton, an aged resident of this city, was painfully Injured about the face and head when he was hit by an automobile driven by Corwin Phillips, of iray-sville, the accident occurring In West Washington street about 1 o'clock this afternoon. The aged man was just crossing the street, and did not hear the approaching auto.* He was hurled to the pavement, and the car ran over him.

He was able to get up unassisted and taken Into Dr. Thompson's offices where his Injuries were dressed. On aooount of his advanced age, It Is feared the injuries may prove serious. Mr. Phillips had owned his automobile only a week, and was not familiar with driving it. He was running rather slowly when the accident occurred. Mr. Baton is past 86 years old.

4, Horse Runs Away. By Special Correspondent. 8ULXJVAN, Ind., Nov. 7.—Taking fright when one side of the shaXt pulled loose, the pony, driven to Hervey Dutton's delivery wagon, ran away early Saturday morning and badly damaged the wagon. The runaway occurred on North State street and Ralph Nash, the driver, was hurled from the seat and was run over by the back "wheels of the wagon. He was unhurt.

"N, Service Is Impaired. By Special Correspondent. SUT/LfVLA-N, Ind., Nov. 7.—Telephone service in ^Sullivan will be practically shut off tombrrow while the Sullivan Telephone company Js installing a new switchboard. Only the doctors, the police, Are department and Jail can be reached.

Starts Novel Feature.

By Special Correspondent. SULiLrVAN, Ind., Nov. 7.—The BpWorth league Is starting wln-my-chum 'Week Monday, and special services will be held every night during the week. Special programs will be given each night".

8uffers Cranking Auto.

By Special Correspondent. SUTiLTVAN, Ind., Nov. 7.—Fred Lane, of Shelburn, sustained a broken right wrist when he was cranking his automobile and it backfired on him.

Smoked Cigarettes For 22 Years

Habit Was Ruining Hlin, Bat He Conquered It In Three Days, Easily

The portrait below is that of Mr. P. J. Elizagary, a well known citizens of 1'ivlngston, Montana, who knew that his life was being ruined through the pernicious habit or cigarette smoking, yet could not find anything to stop it and solace the nervous craving until he got the remarkable book that can now be obtained free.

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A clergyman, Rev. M. Ross, Dayton, Ohio, testifies that after having been a slave to tobacco 44 years, he got rid of the habit entirely in a few days, greatly improving his health. aUIT TOBACCO, GAINED 88 LBS.

Everybody in Mangum, Okla., is talking about the big change in Al Reeves he put on 35 lbs. in healthy flesh since getting rid of tobacco habit through the Information gained in the free book which you may also easily obtain.

That he could never quit was the fear of George Ambush, Pearl street, Philadelphia, who was a slave of tobacco for many years, but after getting the book, he learned how the habit could be conquered in three days. No whe writes that Re is forever free from the craving and is in much improved health.

BOOK GIVEN FREE.

A valuable, interesting book on how to overcome the tobacco habit (in any form) has been written by Edw. J. Woods, Station E, 28 M, New York City, and he will send it free to anyone who writes asking for it, as he is very anxious that all who are victims of the craving for tobacco, snuff, cigars, or cigarettes may save themselves easily, quickly, gently and lastingly. Eyes, heart, kidneys, stomach better: nerves tranquilized, memory Improved, vigor gained and other benefits reported.

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John Bunny, vho is at the Grand today, posed for a special film for the Tribune yesterday. It is entitled, "The Silent Orator, or Where's My Speech," a tragedy in one reel. John that was enough.

RETURNED MISSIONARY SPEAKS.

Revival services are in progress at the Free Methodist church, corner Fourteenth and Walnut streets. The pastor, Clyde J. Burnett, is conducting the meeting. Service every night at 7:30. The public is cordially invited to attend these services.

Saturday night there was a special missionary service in connection with the revival. Miss Gertrude Alcorn, missionary, on furlough from India, spoke.

PRIZES FOR STUDENTS.

The Rose Polytechnic has received announcement of the $1,000 prize offer of the Barber Asphalt company for essays on highway construction. The prizes are to promote investigation of highway problems.

DISCHARGE OF GUN EYE OF

Shot Also Takes Effect In Hand and Chest of Green's Creek Lad.

By Special Correspondent. ROCKVTLLiE, Ind, Nov. 7.—A 16-year-old boy, grandson of David Shoaf, of Green Creek, northern Parke county, accidentally discharged a shotgun, which he was handling. The discharge wounded a hand, which doctors nope to save with careful treatment, and one eye was completely ruined. His chest was also a target for several balls of shot.

"BOY8' FRIEND CAMPAIGN"

Will. Come to Close Sunday1 Evening At Rockville. By Special Correspondent.

ROCKVILLE, Ind.. Nov. 7.— The "boys' friend campaign," which has been conducted by the Rev. A. W. Conner, under the auspices of the city churches and public schools, will be brought to a close Sunday evening. Rev. Conner has addressed lame audiences throughout the week and on Saturday night, Sunday afternoon and evening he will speak at Memorial Presbyterian church on "The Heart of a Boy," "The Heart Bindings of a Boy" and "Were There No Church, What Then?"

Compliments Battery C.

By Special Correspondent. ROCKTVTL/LE, Ind., Nov. 7.—At a recent inspection of Battery by Captain A. D. Mtaiick, United States of America, of the Rock Island arsenal, he pronounced the equipment in first class order and paid high compliment to the offloers and men on the fine condition in which the equipment 1b kept.

Will Lower Arch.

By Special Correspondent. ROCKVILLE, Ind., Nov. 7.—The county commission ens Inspected the arch over Sunderland branch south of Rockville, which Is being constructed by Elmer Garrard. The board decided to lower the arch one foot from the original plans.

Injured While Wrestling.

By Spccial Correspondent. ROCKVILLE, Ind., Nov 7.—While D. Ray and Fred To well, of Liberty township, were engaged in a friendly wrestling contest at the masked social held in Tangier, Ray met with a misfortune by striking a chair and falling across it, injuring his side.

Injures Her Hand.

ROCKVILLE. Ind., Nov. 7.—Mrs. James Davis, of Bridgeton, has been unable to have the proper use of her hand for several days owing to a severe sprain she suffered while hanging out her clothes on the llna

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THE WEEK'S WEATHER.

W. R. Cade, Local Forecaster, U. S. Weather Bureau.

Date.

Highest Temp. ...70 ...71 ...74 ...67 ...61 6 8 .. .76

Lowest Tomp. 46 46 65 62 40 43 68

Throughout the week temperatures have been above the seasonal average, and no appreciable precipitation occurred. A trace of rain on the third Is the only precipitation recorded. In the entire central portion of the conntry from the plains eastward to the coast the same condition prevailed

Several recent inquiries at the office lead me to think that quite a few persons are of the opinion that we are to have a severe winter In this section ot the country, basing tneir assumption on the fact that we have had a warm summer and fall. Of course, the reasoning here is that a law of compensation operates for a cold winter to offset the abnormally high temperatures of summer and fall. While nature does operate to preserve a son oi equilibrium of temperature, it dees not necessarily follow that every warm summer is succeeded by a severe win ter. Nature has infinite time at ber disposal, and does not require a nice temperature balance at the close of every four seasons.

Compensation for our warm summer and fall may not be accomplished for several yean, and then not through, the means of a severe winter. A cool summer several years hence onsets a warm one Ju«t as effectively as a. succeeding hard winter, and an open winter balances a severe cold season in the same manner. I have gone over the records of several stations covering a period of thirty or forty years, and have found that It Is Just as common for a bitter winter to follow a cool summer as to succeed an abnormally warm one.

What I say must not be construed to mean that we are to have an open winter, but rather that It is Impossible to say what our winter season Is to be. Seasonal forecasts are impossible whether based on a law of compensation or something else. No one Is competent to say whether the winter of 1914-16 Is to be severe or open. 2

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BECK'S STUDIO.

320 North Sixth. Old Phone 4122.

wide all silk black

Messaline, guaranteed quality good' 11.25 value on sale, yard I tJC/

35c quality Jaquard silks —all the new evening shades, full 25 inches wide, no limit on sale, yard

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Dollar Blankets, full size.

ST1! 69c

10c Princess Outing Flannel, light or dark patterns on sale, 1 yard I 2

Millinery

One lot untrlmmed hats, In velvet Mon-

Choice at

......: 98c

I Women's and Children's

Underwear

Women's warm fleeced bleached Jersey ribbed vests pants to match come In regular and extra sizes regular 35c value, garment at only

Women's and children's perfectly fitting Union Suits of bleached cotton, nicely fleeoed all staes, regular 75c values specially priced at only

FEL8 NAPTHA 80AP For Monday's sale only—7 bars Pels Naptha soap QC Cor MJ\,

CANNED GOODS

New solid pack ripe tomatoes a N 3 a a eans for Atlt

No. 2 cans at four cans OP for £iO\s Lye hominy, pumpkin, sugar corn or kidney beans, choice, 8 cans for &\I\s 2 cans Early June peas

Get your Christmas presents FREE of charge—a Roger Bros'. Silver Tea Spoon FREE with every dollar purchase. Bring your photos and have them enlarged with every 50c purchase. These will make useful Christmas presents.

EXTRA SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS

35c jDress Goods, fancy cords and stripes, also part wool serges a great assortment of colors. On sale, yard

Broadhead and Jamestown wool serges, also fancy brocaded dress goods —all silk ratines and novelties values up to QA 76c. On sale, yard..O«/C

121C

Crescent ,^Bed Sheets made out" of good full bleached muslin, 72x90 size, finished center seams, regular 59c value. QO 1 On sale

Best grade Outing Flannel, light and dark plain colors, checked or striped double fleeced, 8 l-3c value. On sale 1 yard 4&2C

White Docnet Tlannel extra heavy, foil bleached never before offered for less than 10c yard. 1 On sale, yard O 2

Genuine Hope Muslin quantity limited, 13c grade, on sale, '71^» yard I lC

vOver 200

"We are misses' Suits,

and black values up to

Choice

There are over

MILLINERY One lot of Trimmed Hats Monday and

Tuesday

$1.00

39c

BLACK RIBBED DRAWER8 Children's'good heavy cotton, fast black ribbed drawers also riooea vests or pants all sloes 85c values, garment at only

25c

pound or 2 i-a bushel bags. Pay for them before you go to the car. Other cars to folldw. Plenty for all

15c

TUE8DAY SUGAR SPECIAL For Tuesday's sale only, 10 pounds best granulated for t)t)C

Genuine Red Seal Dress Ginghams, Everett Classic Dress Ginghams, in plain colors and checks the 10c grade. On '(f 7 sale, yard ..... .. U8

25c

Double

All the dollar all wool sponged and sfttrunk serges —all colors aod Roman stripes. On

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sale, yard .. .L..4oC 64 Inch wide Shepherd Checks, part wool, the b«st dollar cloth ever shown two size cheeks. OA On sale, yard ...... 0«/C

Mercerised iVaqpfctas full slm 18x18, ready hemmed and soft finish good 15c value special. each

An Opportunity For Every Woman To Boy New Coats, Suits, Dresses at Almost 16 Less than Regular

$8 xx to $IOJOO New College and Long Coats at Over ioo coats in this lot, among them are coats that a lew an could not be bought at wholesale for the price we nom ask at retail fancy plaids and novelty materials in both the short College flit and the three-quarter length models. The biggest bar- (I AA gain of the season.

$10

values at

a $16.50 to $204H Novelty and Pile fabric comtM at #946.

$8.00

Ladles' silk embroidered dome* or worsted finish knitted Petticoats, In all. the wanted colors and combinations 50c and 75o values at

Boys' TVannel Blouses, made of blue and gray flannel, solid colors and stripes with patent bands and military collar 75c values,

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$1.60 Hfetr Switches, full 24 Inches long all

Percales,

yarn dyed, light and dark full patterns cheaper than calico good S 1-Sc 7 value. On sale, yard f*8 $S£0 quality oharmeuae and crepe Meteor all the new fall shades full 42 Inches wida. A-f OQ On sale, yard.. $Xe£a7 $1.00 quality Peaa Velvet and Boulevard Ooatam* Velveteens all oolora

ST'EtL. 49c

On sale, yard ...... Tt/v Turttth Tcrwete extra •tee Ml bleached good 15c vatae. On sale, O 1 each OS

Ormonfi Jelly. Pur* guaranteed, lOc bottle, on O sale AC

Imported StMkart Braid all oolora full the ISo bolt. On sal* belt

Tfcnnenf Chntno full bleached, the lOe on aal*• i*l

coats in the latest fall and winter models, cleverly designed

'and made of the most beautiful materials, such as fancy plaids

astrakhan cloth in black, navy and brown and a salts nra! yitfr lined coat. Women's and Misses' sizes, $16.50 to frmoo values at

$igjoo to $17*50 New Fall SuHm at $9-48* offering- at this price all new fall models in women's ind made of serges, cheviots and diagonals coats are satm lined, skirts in the new straight line effects. Now is the time to get a new fall suit at almost the actual cost of the material.

$17.50

$8 to $10 Silk and Cloth Dresses at $5.75.

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dresses in this lot and are made in the r.^wirny

basque and regular high waisted effects good qtaple models the fcjytd suitable for office, street and dress wear all wool serges and satin sleeve styles the silk dresses have the Russian tunics with "Rrmn»«i stripe collar, cuffs, belt and underskirt several other very pretty styles all colors and sizes and are

to $10.00 values.

MILLINERY

One lot of hats, trimmed tn ostrich, peacock rfiutdea and flowers: Monday and Tuesday real values QQ $« and $7 .. V^eUaf

39c

Boys' Rah Rah Hats of fancy cassiznere, silk velvet or felt small lots of our regular 50c grade. OP On sale, extra special fclOC

Tot's All Wool Sweaters^

79c

Coat models, In white, gray and red all wool either ribbed, ZlcZao weave or the new Link de Link finish sizes 24 to 30 best at

79c

$1.25 value

Two More Cdr Loads of Potatoes at Old Price

Our first car of potatoes was all sold in one day and our next car will be here Tuesday,

10th, and opened ready for distribution at 9 o'clock, and will be sold under same conditions and at same price as last car. First you come to our store, where you may see sample of potatoes, and give your order to clerk, pay for what potatoes you order, take duplicate sales slip to car and get your potatoes. This car will be on same track as first car, 10th St., between Ohio and Walnut. Remember, sold from the car only in

NEW NUTS

Strictly new 1914 crop English walnuts, thin shell, sweet white meat, at special, a pound

New 1914 extra large Jumbo Brazil or cream nuts at, :.~j special, a pound Iwv

EXTRA SPECIAL8

S packages Argo 1 A starch Ivl/

80c fancy steel cut coffee

3 pounds lima beans

Millinery

One lot of untrlmmei plush hats, worth up to lit

$1.98

Men's Mgh-ftade Dress Shirts band laundered, custom-made coat Btyle, made of the very beat percale

150

J! 23c :£25C

a bag

18c

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59c

colors each Pound bottta Peroxide the best 26c artlcla, On sale, bottle

3c law

Peart Button* «& sins the Be grad^

4mr

ISo TeaaeMoira Ctotfc, nothing offered. On aal% yard

10c

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Oboioa

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£5.75

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Men's genuine wodltac and tunbs-

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wool fleeced Shirts and Dnrw» crs a garment equally as good mm Dr. Wright's $1.00

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On sale (/J/C

Boys' Knee'Pants, kntckerbocker style made of best wool casslmen^ blue serge and cheviots all sixes S to 16 76c values at

49c

ATTENTION MEN!

Extra Special

•XTRA SPECIAL 100 doesen m—fa high grade input ltd lisle and tneroerlaod so* every pair perfect brands you win find fa sines advertised at 25a Our -J price, pair .. xOC

Nov.

OLIVE SPECIAL

Special lot of fancy large queen olives, plain or stuffed usual 80c to 85c bottles choice, -g jrv bottle 19C All 20c bottles /. 12e All 15c bottles 8c

COFFEE, TEA AND COCOA 2 packages Old Reliablecoffee for 80c steel cut coffee for

49c 23c

Imperial or gunpowder tea, choloe, pound Pure bulk breakfast cocoa, a pound 25c tin Hershey*s cocoa Xi

-:25c 15c