Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 March 1915 — Page 3
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BIGGEST ONE OE WAR
Allies Admit Need Bat Say Germans Are Still Worse Off—French Talks of End.
PARIS, March 22.—(midnight).— "Ammunition is the perquisite of all but ammunition." That is the essential problem which the war presents in the opinion of Field Marshal Sir John French, commander of the English forces in France and Belgium, according to the Havas agency's correspondent at British headquarters. "Ammunition, is the perquisite of all progress and of all pushing ahoad," Sir John is quoted as saying in an interview with the Havas correspondent. "Everybody needs plenty of ammunition but the Germans need it more than we do. I have had a feeling for some time past that they were being sparing of their shells. They don't
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I A Very Special Purchase and Sale of
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—We have just made a very special purchase of dependable Trunks, Bagfs and Suit Cases. This shipment will be placed on $ sale beginning Wednesday at prices below regular charges. It |i affords a sjJ^ndid purchasing opportunity for those in need.
TRUNKS—All fibre cloth lined extra tray extra heavy catches and lock a good strong trunk in 34, 36 and 38 inch
sizes verv special, each —$10.00 2
5 (40 inch Trunks, same as above, each $12.00. Steamer Trunks $ to match above. 36 and 38 inch sizes, each $10.00.) 5 $ TRUNKS—Strongly made and substantial specially priced at $ 5
$8 so, $9.00, $11.50 and $13.00.
A Special Sale of Our Regular $2.25
brilliant finish very desirable for waists and dresses, in fast washable 5 colors of pink, p«ach, light blue.
Back, S«r» Clip mint Beffy,
Ask your druggist to show you a »ox of Begy's Mustariir he and every ofher druggist in America is authorized to return your money if it does not do as advertised. .Just rub it on and away sroes soro throats, coughs and chest colds over night. It will not blister, but it will
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headache, earache or toothache in li) minutes. Doctors have prescribed It for 15 years. It's the orfRinal, and quickly stops rheumatic pains, neuritis, neuralgia and lumbago and instantlv reliovos tonsillitis, pleurisy and bronchitis. •Kor pains, swellings and all aches ahd pains it has
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In the Art Needlework Section on the Main Floor we are offering a 19 Piece "Queen Louise" Luncheon .Set for —25c
Faster Shopping YVeok In Terre Haute, March 29-April 3.
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BAGS AND 'SUITCASES—Cowhide Suitcases with straps all EsU $ around and Cowhide Bags, leather lined with new and sole leather corners special at, each
1 Extra! These $1.00 and $1.25 Fibre Matting Suit Cases, $ Each 79c
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firmly woven of pure silk light grounds, neat woven striped patterns in assorted color combinations, 5
$ attise, nila green, Copenhagen blue, used extensively for waists, dresses $ navy, bLaek and white special, the and men's shirts special, the $ yard —59c yard —75© 5 $ (Second Floor—Main Bids.) $
squander them as at the beginning. They are economizing because the lack of nitrates necessary for the manufacture of explosives Is making Itself f*lt in Germany. "Neither is the morale of their troops the same. One gets from them an impression of fatigue and lassitude. They had based all their calculations on a sudden smashing victory. That plan failed and the state of mind of their troops has ruffe-red as a consequence. "Economic difficultiea in the Interior of Germany are dally becoming more serious. No doubt the Germans still are far from famine but they manifestly are hampered in obtaining a food supply and that is a great deal. "I do not believe it will be a long war. Spring promises well for the allies. We are convinced. I and all those here, that a decisive and definite victory awaits
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Muntariiie I»n*t Irjr Far the Best Mustard Preparation .Voir Sold by nrnjoeiatfl.
YELLOW BOX FOR 25o
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hard months of war."
A SNAPSHOT OF PARIS.
Given By a Buyer Who Went to Study Vashion*. JEFFERSON CITT, Mo., March 23 After waiting two years for the maun who led her ihto a bigamous marriage to be released from prison, Miss Ella Filber met him at, the gafo of the penitentiary with a smile and a kiss of forgiveness, when his sentence expired and was married to him a^ain by the prison chaplain.
John William Strike, while employed s!s a telegraph operator at Kriksville, Mo., courted and married Miss Fllbe.r nearly three years ago. The authorities discovered that Strike had another wife in an eastern state. He was tried and convicted of bigamy and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
His second wife came to Jefferson City and obtained employment as seamstress. She never lost an opportunity to see him and was a regular attendant at all cha,pel exercises and public entertainments held at the prison.
Strlkn proved a model prisoner and was released under the three-fourth* rule for #ood behavior. His first wife meantime ha,d obtained a divorce.
WHEN IN DOUBT, Try The Trtbuns.
Oyster Cocktail
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White Semi-Porcelain Combinets the regular $1.25 size special, each 98c
All Brass Cuspidors, reinforced bottoms can't tip special, each 65c
JMINESE INQUIRY IN IMITIED STATE
President Denies That XJ. S. Has Either Approved or Disapproved of (Mikado's Attitude.
WASHINGTON, March 23.—President Wilson declared today that the only definite thing that could be said at this time on the Japanese-Chinese negotiations was that the U. S. had addressed an inquiry to Japan concerning her demands on China.
The president declined to discuss the soope of the American negotiations. Another dispatch from Toklo stating that the U. S. had a.pproved of Japan's explanation of the demands was brought to the president's attention and he referred to it as unfounded, pointing cwt that the U. S. had neither approved nor disapproved—having in fact, not yet received Japan's reply.
PEKKVG, March 23.--Conferences regarding the demands made by Japan upon China will be continued at the Japanese legation be*ause the condition of Minister Eki Hloki, who recently was hurt by falling from a horsey will not permit him to go to the Chinese, forerign office for the meetings. A1| several recent, sessions It is reported the representatives of Japan have argued that Japanese immigration Into Mongolia and Manchuria should not be subject to Chinese laws. This proposal Is said to have been persistently opposed.
SLEW THREE WIVES CHARGE.
LONDON, March 23.—Charged with the murder of three women, George Joseph Smith In the Bow street court today heard Public Prosecutor Bodkin declare he hod made nwa.y with threo of his wives, the crime In each case being committed shortl vafnr ji« hud married them. Each of these women was found dead In her bath tub consequently the case has come to he known as th« "brides In baths" case.
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Wednesday, March 24th, 1915 Table cT Hote Dinner, 35c Served From 11 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Choice Cream of Tomato Soup Choice
Roast Young Chicken, Oyster Dressing Roast Sirloin of Beef Choice
Snow Flaked Potatoes French Fried Potatoes French Creamed Peas Stewed Prunes Radishes Onions
Choice
Blackberry Cobbler with Whipped-Cream Lemon Cream Pie Peach. Strawberry or Vanilla Ice Cream
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Tea Milk Cocoa Coffee
Afternoon Tea Served
Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs, No. 3 size regularly 75c special. each 49c
Between the Hours of 3 and 5 O'clock Sixth Floor.
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MaRV Are NOW, Or S()On Will Be
Household and
—Our Housewares Section, one of the largest in Indiana, is fully prepared to supply you with 5 Spring Household and Garden nee'ds. [f any article purchased here should prove tinreturn it to us for credit, refund or exchange.
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Galvanized Iron Ash and Garbage Cans, with cover special, each —$1.25 and $1.50
EXTRA!
Heavy Copper Tea Kettles 14 ounce No. S size on sale Wednesday, special, each 98c
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"The Best Place to Shop, After All
Wabash Avenue Through to Ohio Street
SPARKS GIVES INTERESTING SER&0N AT SPRUCE CHURCH.
Takes "The Higher Life" as Topic for Sunday .Sermon—Cites Three Important Ideas.
"The Higher Life" was the subject of an interesting sermon Sunday by the Rev. N. W. Sparks, pastor of the Spruce Street African Methodist church, He said: "To get into God's service is by the gateway of the new birth, through which we come by repentance toward God and by faith In the Lord Jesus. When we enter through the door into the spiritual sheepfold, we become new creatures in Christ with His love abiding in our heart and our love fixed and centered In Him in whom we are commanded to abide, to dwell, to stay. Living with Christian love and faithful service is experiencing the higher life. "In this higher life, we are new creatures in Christ Jesus, hating the evils we once loved, and evidencing our lofty him and now calling by letting our light shine, overcoming evil, living above the world, lind growing *in the things that are spiritual and divine, we reflect Him who called himself 'The Way, The Truth, and the Life.' We have no\f desires, new associations and friendships. Indeed, our conversation is new. for we talk of things above. We tell the wonderful story of Christ's love wo talk of Redeeming Grace, and of a free and full salvation. "In the higher life, three ideas should claim the attention of each individual.
$1.50 Boxed
Nainsook Boxed 98c
Fine quality of Nai inches wide snow whi soft chamois linis to the piece neatly regularly $1.50 sale price, the box
Middy Satin, 36 inches wide, Arm5 ly woven from selected quality high- $ ly mercerized yarns very soft $ brilliant finish desirable for middy blouses, petticoats, etc. regular 50c value Sale Price, the yard —39s (Second Floor—Main Bldg.)
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Novelty Lacs Cloth, 36
5 wide fine quality mercerized yarns, $ very sheer and dainty, very suitable $ for waists and dresses large assort- $ ment of desirable patterns regular 50c value Sale Price, the yard 25c $ Fancy Flaxons, genuine uaxons, "S inches wide fine quality highly $ mercerized yarns launders beautifully large assortment, of beautiful patterns brocaded and novelty lace $ effects regular 50c value Sale $ $ Price, the yard —29c|
Garden Hoes, with strong shank special, each —25c and 29c 35c COFFEE 25c $ 5 Root's Special Coffee, noted for $ $ its cup quality regular S5c value, $ sold at 30c Wednesday only, the 5 pound, at the counter, 5 5 for
12 Tooth Garden Rakes, each 19c, 14 tooth rakes, each 23c spading forks, each —50c
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Wool Brushes, with 6 ft. handle regularly 75c special, each —Mc
The first is that life's greatest meaning is service the Master said: Take up thy cross and follow me,' and be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life.' His whole life was one of service. He labored not for self, but for others. We are commanded to be like Him. 'Go thou and do likewise." "The second idea is that life's greatest method is sacrifice. The Christ gave himself for us. We must give ourselves for others—must lose ourselves for Christ and the gospel's sake. We must cast our bread upon the water. "In this higher life ,the third idea is life's greatest end, salvation. When we are saved ourselves, it is our business to save others. A man nearly frozen was rescued from a life boat. As soon as he could speak, he said: 'An other man.' Thus saved himselt he wanted his companion saved. We must not be busy in working out our own salvation, and thus prepare for saving others. When Jesus has found 11s wo should tell others the story."
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Skirts new black and white check some have yoke effect with patch pockets, some plain styles others are the new suspender models special, each —$3.50 and $3.95
Skirts made of good quality serge and fancy basket weaves in the latest styles, in black and navy special each —$3.50 and $3.95
Skirts, extra size skirts, made of serge and chuda cloth in black and navy in the new full flare and pleated styles plain and yoke effects sizes up to 36 waist special each —$5.00 and $5.95 (Third Floor—Main Bldg.)
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Olives bulk pint
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quart Dyers' Pork and Beans, cans, dozen cans $1.00, can
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Yacht Club Salad Dressing, bottle 42c, 24c and 10c
Potato Chips, home-made package 9c
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Fresh News For Every Woman to Read About
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lie time is getting short now—only the balance of this and 5 vi.jiv. oiivi 1 JIWW kj 111 111^ Met I d. II v_C \JL 11115 cUIU I next week to make your Faster Apparel selections. That is not n«ook, ^6
IO vards 2 2 New Sport Suits, of serge, gaberdine and popliri3 with plaited back, convertible collar, patch pocketa, button trimmed, full ripple skirt special, each —$19.75 8uits, of imported gaberdine, English satin cloth inches
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time. A selection this week will save a lot of time
Poplin, with faint suggestion of the Empire
effect fancy button trimmed collar and cuffs of harmonizing colors some of the skirts have pleated effects others are full flare special, each —$24.75
Coats many of the new styles show the Empire models there are many pretty patterns and colorings also plain effects In such popular spring materials as checks, mixtures and coverts: prices range from —$4.95 to $25.00
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Wednesday's Special Offerings From.
Our Pure Food Grocery
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Strictly fresh Country Eggs packed one dozen in car-
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30c MILK 19c
The None Such brand Evapor-" ated Milk, 6 large cans for 37c or six small cans for liJC
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A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX IS A NECESSITY AND A CONVENIENCE. IT IS A SAFE PLACE TO PUT YOUR VALUABLE PAPERS AND JEWELRY YOU ALWAYS KNOW WHERE THEY ARE YOU CAN ALWAYS GET THEM WHEN YOU WANT THEM. THIS RELIEVES YOU OF WORRY AND YOU ARE FREE FROM DANGER OF FIRE, OR BURGLARS, OR OF LOSING THEM.
BE A CAREFUL MAN AND COME IN TODAY AND RENT ONE OF OUR SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES. IT WILL ONLY COST YOU $8 PER YEAR.
WE PAY H-S INTEREST ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
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