Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 March 1915 — Page 20

1 I I) CHILD III III BRAZIL

\PR1LJ

^w»vV vial Correspondent. 1L», Intl., April 2.Mary Shanold Austrian girl, reon South Thirteenth street.

Haute, was taken care of by the ities here last, night, when she •say when she started to walk le of an uncle, residing Ave nwest of Terro Haute. le girl lott homo with the her mother to jro to the uncle she started to walk a man with an automobile a ride. She was unablo to here she wanted to go and ver of the automobile waji taunton he took her to that

Sni Staunton the girl again her walk, not knowing •to| was. She walked to Bllleife she called at th© home of er and wanted to know If she f«t permission to sleep all night -.ihool house. Mt-s. Krider called nd's father, John A. Kl-lder, of Brazil township, and asked ould take care of the girl and brought to this city fund placed I" el for the night. This morning

a,on

Officer York took the girl her home and also to give her ft a lecture on allowing her to about the country alone.

W8TRANCES CIRCULATED.

UtiEens to the proposal that will by attorneys representing C. p, O. M. Hendricks and C. A. s, to reimburse Jackson town!r all Its losses in return for the .1 of the affidavits a&alnst them, |Jng them with fraud and bribery, feeling has been aroused in wnship by the circulation of the ons asking that a compromise be and those who are opposed to action got busy and began the lation of remonstrances to flafeat action. soon us the weather is favor&D'ie orough search is to be made in iver to determine whether any township property is in th©

Several days ago a small slip was found in the river when rot lines of some fisherman on the handle of the scraper, ieved that more finds will be

Hardware Stook Sold. ial Correspondent. V\ZIL, Ind.. April 2.—The hankie stock of the Kerfott Hardware was sold by Receiver A. afternoon to O yesterday

led

.Je the

eaking

bion

Economical

pport

Luxurious Convenient

itmit of trality §ome dqphe traveling public will re is no'ftnd Chicago's newest ho|/anandtf' tel a most convenient and ffltimity

comfortable home. US

Jatesf1 hotel In Chicago with lifciFtiijy direct transportation at its doors to all parts of the city.

Fort

D'ral E folk ab

R£S* 1

Dearborn Hotel

Chicago

Opposite La.Sa.llc Street Station.

,a Salle Street at Van Bur en. Cvery room an outside room -with either bath or toilet.

tas .50, $2.00, $2.50—nohigher YORtOTEL SHERMAN COMPANY tlercai

Plying: Europe.

1 a receiv ourt. The Franklin, any.

FARMERS

Action ag* ken by the,,' Jb&tees of ilt per cent .rest on whe proceed ii *ndly.

ut.ir!'jrranki

a,n

USTI

-ts"

Leaves Terre Haute Walk to Visit TJnole Country.

PROCURE

$10TO$250

tfeefr live stock, Im-

bond plements, eto,

^Ssi) bond

Jthe bus^ij

indorser asked

or short time

XEMEHig

TEGAL

:rlin

Board ,e,

U,i

^RJiANAPOT»iy

RATE

lSong

'S^$3I«IIY LOAM C0.

March

lthian»en

giiutli Fourth Str«f.

made fsesaotli Phoaa, 1072.

•••*'ar offl101'

absence fr

£fit all'

Henry •lJ\ Mc court rciom at vears ayo yestf

pvf

an'

Ised

,iave alwa^ and found them mo..

•-^-onboard

where ai'•,

a Iouna [riem

eta.rv

attention'

•3 UXl^

oeeri

tss W

Pro-

,Citizens Oppose Action 1 posed By Attorneys. clal Correspondent. '•ZII* Ind., April 2. Remonare being circulated In Jaok"vnshlp which will be presented 0, court voicing the opposition of

,nu-"

Vn horses Tor work In a rough

HKN I!V DOVBT 'ry^ The Tribune.

Ole CtBjk barna\ ^rTfiJttself

Joe Sedletsock plays the part of Captain Barnacle in "Fl Fl of the Toy Shop." which the Knights of Columbus will produce at the Grand Monday and

Adams for t833.83. Adams bid $300 when the stock was first offered for sade but it could not be sold on account of the appraisement. A new appraisement was ordered by the court and the sale made last evening.

Postoffios Report M*ds.

By 8peclal Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., April 2.—Postmaster Schuetz completed his report of the receipts of the Brazil postofflce for the fiscal year ending March 81, showing the total receipts of J20,746.29. This is an increase of $600 over the former year.

Arrange For Piotures.

By Special Correspondent. BRAZILs Ind., April 1.—A row of amphitheatre seats are being erected on th© east side of the First M. E. churoh for use of the various classes when pictures of the school are taken Easter Sunday.

HTJTT0N SCHOOL CLOSES.

By Special Correspondent. HUTTOOT, Ind, April 3.—The last day of school was largely attended at Hxttton. The people of this vicinity gathered at the school at noon and a dinner was spread. A surprise waa given the teachers after the dinner. A march was given by the fives of the primary room under the direction of Miss Ethel Hnnt, teacher. The room of Mr. Edgar Hunt gave a program during the afternoon.

Churoh is Rebuilt.

By Special Correspondent. HTUTTON, Ind.. April 2.-—The Pleasant Valley church, which was washed away by the flood. Is being rebuilt and Easter services will be held there next Sunday.

yATt'ri imMv 1 i.T.TC 20SE BUB98.

8mok» House and Resldenoe of Ccrtte oFrd Destroyed. By Special Correspondent.

MAIVnNSVH/L»E, m., April ».—The residence of Curtis Ford in the northeast part of town burned to the ground Wednesday morning with almost all Its contents. The origin of the ftre is unknown, Btartlng In a smoke houae at the rear of the building. The house and oontentB were covered by $1,000 insurance. The losfe was about $2,000.

Easter Entertainment.

By Special Correspondent. MARTINSVXLiL®, IlL, April 2.—The young people of the Baptist church will give an Easter entertainment at the church Saturday night, April 3.

WEST TEKRE HAUTE NOTES.

By Special Correspondent. WEST TERRE HAUTE, April 2.— Mrs. .7. Drown, of Hoiith Seventh street, entertained at dinner Wednesday in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Ben Schrcpfermann, of Brazil. Covers were laid for Mrs. J. W. Gilllams, Mrs. Lewis Bretzes, Mrs. Amos Gabbert, Mrs. H. Hollin.esed, Mrs. Drown and Mrs. Schrcipfermann.

Bernard fJickersor., of South Seventh street, is visiting his parents at Scelvville, In-.!.

Dr. and Mr'. Ft. T. Danner, of North Seventh street, eritcrta.inecl their card dub Wednesday evening. At the close of the games a two-course supper was served to the following quests: Mr. and Mrs. G. Morris. Mr. arid Mrs. Kobert Ratcliff, Mr. and Mrs. IT. Ensrninger. Mr. and Mrs. .T. W. Ratcliffe and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ratcliffe.

Mrs. T. V. Pruitt, of North Sixth street, is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Messer, of Terre Haute, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Messer, of South Seventh street, Wednesday.

Miss Edith Martin is the puest of her aunt, Mrs. E. Burns, of South Mcjlrov avenue.

Dr. R. J. Danner and Tion, Rufus, Jr., left for Washington, Ind., Thursday for a visit with relatives.

Mrs. Mary Harvey, of South Seventh street, Is ill. The Aaroina bible class met with Mrs. Mayme Bretzes, of South Seventh street, Wednesday night for rehearsal.

NOTES OF LAB *0BXD.

LABOR MEK'jilVOS.

HutldinK Trades Conncli, 024Wabash avenue.

JOH SHDLEJTZXGCIC IN 'TI FI OF THE TOY SHOP."

... just. koohb rea scnable.

zvi

in. .J: new .643 old 1788.

KODAK FINISHING.

Kpring day.J are kodak days. Lol us do youi kodak fln.ifch.i.iv*— fchii

6 and 0. The produc-

Tuesday, April tion includes nearly two hundred VTerre Hautt. people, and Is one of the largest amateur efforts ever attempted here.

FROSTS DOWN SOUTH BOOST PRICES HERE

Prices of Early Vegetables and Berries Are High As the Result of Damage Done.

Prices on vegetables and berries were quoted at high points on th© local markets Friday, as the result of killing frosts hi the south. Some prices follow: esetaMe»

Potatoes, per bag, ?1.60 and J1.T5. Potatoes, ter bushel, 65c and 75c. Sweot potatoes, per pock, 60c. Turnips, per peck, 25c. Parsnips, per peck, 50a Carrotts, per peck, 40c. Celery, per bunch, 30o. Cabbage, per pound, 3c. Onions, per pound, 3c. Spanish onions, each, 5o. Radishes, per bunch, 6c. Water cress, per bunch, 5c. Parsley, per bunch, Sc. Mint, per bunch, 5c. Head lettuoe, per head. 15c and Leaf lettuce, per pound, 15c. Casaba melons, eaoh, 00c and 75c. Cranberries, per quart, 10c. Appies, per peck, 40c and 6O0. Apples, per bushel. $1.50 and 51.T5 Shallots, per bunch, 10c. Mushrooms, per pound, 9Co» Cuoumbers, each, SPc. New turnips, per bunch. 1©«. New beets, per bunoh, 1O0. Tomatoes, per pound, 20a. Spinach, per peck, 60c. Abparagcs, per bunch, 15o.

20c.

Fruit*.

Oranges, per dozen, 2Uo and 80c. Lemons, per dozen, 20o. Bananas, per dozen, 20c and 90c. Grapes, per pound, 20c. Tangerines, per dozen, 30c and 38c. Grape fruit, each, 5o, 10c, 15c. Strawberrioa, per pint, 25o. Strawberries, per quart, 30c.

All Flower Lovers

are Cordially Invited to Inspect what we are told is the Finest Display of

EasterPlants

ever shown in this city. We want you to see our .stock. No obligation to purchase. Conservatory Open Tonight Till Nine.

HEINL'S, 129 S.

--^we'|,oi,ulai Trunk Store in,.City, and iiin'H or fl Tribune.

Office Supplies and Printing Both Phones

3303 614-616

Ail Aboard For The Exposition

And traveling will be a pleasure when you carry one of our Klassy Travel ing Bags, that are sold usually from $7 to $8. Fine Leather lined. We are closing them out at

PEOPLE'S PAWN SHOP

PIANOS A'^ing v'SICAL INSTRUJntry easTS. the n^h

unn

arc lower than

"fi. Ion tfie «VHliam*:

Shandys Fourth

Thin Annual Rubber Goods 8ale occurs but once eact ea litis great bona fide

Hot Water Bottles

Two-quart whllo rubber lot. water hot lien, rriKUlur $1.00 grade Hpecial snle price

59c

Two nimrt red rubber water bottle, regular J1.25 value sitei'lnl sale price

98c

'l'wo-f|iiftrt chocoiale /-cilor rubber hot water bottle, regular $1,50 grade sal« price

$1.29

It Will

Pay You

The time was spent in planning for the further development of the class, fancy work and other amusements planned by the hoateeses.

Refreshments were served later in the evening.

Man Still Missing.

CHRISM AN, 111., April 2.—No clue to the whereabouts of J. L. McKinney, who mysteriously disappeared from his home in Scottland, three miles east of here, last 'Saturday, has been received by his relatives or officials.

Mr. McKinney was in the general mercantile business and was a prominent Mason, being worshipful master in the lodge at Dana, Ind.

A note was left to his wife by MV. McKinney, saying he was going to Canada to hunt employment and wtrald later send money to care for

4 to Vz reduction sale on all rubber accea. Iet

Take Advantage of Tbls Great Sale

0HBISMAN CLUB MEETS.

rhis

little

daughter. It Is said that no reason is known why he went away as his financial affairs were found in good shape and he had no family troubles.

Canae and Effect.

Dime novels were a Joy of his They seemed enchanted re alma As a result, today he is

A cowboy in the films. —Louisville Time*.

P0IICE COURT DOCKET.

Tn Cltv Court Friday morning, the case of James Smith, colored, charged with larceny, was continued until next Thursday morning.

Thomas Reese, charged with intoxication, was allowed to go, while John Kelley, up on tho same charge, was still a "little under the weather," and Judge Douglass set his hearing for Monday.

John Hepworth, Edward Graham, Fred Kssler and Harry Ward, charged with vagrancy, were all dismissed.

The case of Truss Jacobs, charged with assault and battery on Fred Clouse, was dismissed. Both parties live in Sand Burr hollow.

See William H. Crane, in "DAVID HAREM," next Sunday at the American. Paramount pictures.

7th

E yiQUESNEY COMPANY

Ohio Street

$3.50

,I:A"

South Fourth automo-

TRUNKS JUrxCASES.

i? oxi dAJL-K—It will pay you to come and see our line of trunks, traveling bags »uIt cases before buying elsew' People's Pawn Shop, 120 8. 4th' f'1*- .... old,'whs ...

SyriU_5

Fountain

Our special white fountain syringe, regtfl $1.00 vnlue special

Shandy'

Vesperlan Class Holds Soolal Methodist Church. By Special Correspondent.

C5TRI8MAJN, 111., April 2.—Me«dames .Tames Heidrlck, P. M. Watson, C. R. Livingston and Adeline X«wls were hostesses to the members of th® "Vesperlan class at their monthly class social in the M. B. church parlors Thursday evening.

Tremendous purchases have brought us Immense stock of Una groceries. The prices are below present wholesale prices en many Items. A visit to one of our stores Saturday will convince you of big sarin# by trading with us.

1,000 lbs. Pig Hama. We were taoky enough to get one thousand pounds of extra fine Sugar Cured Hams, hlekery smoked. While they last, per Ih. Average weight 8 to IS lbs.

15'4C

FI r—'Oakley's Kitchen Queen Flour. Every bag guaranteed to please, spe-

79c

10 ban Swift Pride 29o 6 ham Wtalhe's Bactm Itomtly Soap 25c 3 flc boxes Ball Bhrlng ....tOc 7 So cans Dundee Milk... .23o 2 20c oans Blackberries... 25o 4 cans Tomatoes 25e 4 cans Red Kidney Beans. .25o

Terre

Bade

WHOLESALE

RETAIL.

Main Store, 1103 Wabash.

Branch Stores! 1tS Gouth Fourth St. 809 Lafayotte Ave. 1250 Lafsystte Ave. 1448 Ash St. 121 Paris Ave.

Telephone Orders Given Prompt Attention.

1,000,000 Packages Sold Yearly

Blackburn's

1,000,000 People

Relieved of Constipation

Great Stsp

than carry our l«rfl« stool an old stook, everythlnfl fluM

Tea

Grocery C«.

6—Cot Down Ktgti Oost Living Stores 6.

Savsr

FILTERED WATER AT THE KITCHEN SINK

HULMAN & CO/S

DauntlessCofiee

Unexcelled in Quailly belicious Flavor Pecked In One Pound Cartons Only.

C. FRED BOYER

AUCTIONEER

"The Man That Gets The Mon^y." N. 16th St. Bell phone 2»9 818 Wabash! Bell Phone *21

N. 2nd.

Try team.

POR yA UK— pharmacy.

in* cases. Oak

FOR SAUKstreet.

Household Ri

59c

Two quart red rubber slip pipe, regular $1.00 vnlue sale price ..

Two-quart, red rubber syringe, $1.25 value special price

98c

Red rubber, regular $1.50 value special price

98c

Car

Necessities

Rubber Gloves, Etc.

Household heavy rubber gloves, best grade for house cleaning, regular price 50c special sale price 29o the pair.

69c

fountain

Haj*1

Gas Ftcyfo^ 532 South ma- —'N'?s as yo-mat-I

FOR HA UK 27M& this

onI.v

5US olai

int:

•i—

""T"

Gooos

10(1

until th.

Ice Caps

Regular $1.00 value Regular 75c value Regular 50c value

Our sundry line consists of ear and ulcer syringes, ladles' sanitary syringes, sick room supplies, combs, brushes, etc. All to be sold at greatly reduced prices during this sale.

Court House

THIRiD AND WABA8H AVENUE,

Loads

Potatoes

Oannod Goods one car eggs.

and almost

5 lbs. H. ft E. firttioliftflicar

Old

Phone

CO5SS®B?E®LLTT

69c

Necessities for every sick room.

SPECIAL SAL

10 lbs. H. ft E.

FOR A GOOD DRINK, TRY

PUT UP IN AIR TIGHT PACKAGES

HNE3

1158

527 MAIN STREET

664

Teire

Cents

*hower and pla opposite court house

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FOR BUSINESS property and real Investments see M. J. Dayer. "09V4 Wabash ».venue: new plrone 582. tr a ho me^ Go_t

to re-verl _o J^tcr.^^Timom*

warding Eli Redma n. Jefiors •^d'neT!'

inan pai^ him the day after election Prov jree. -n0r Ralston him-, office wkbT

.dbfS*—Fair and warii. his """^^creasing oloudineai wwiiT t- turps,

Syringe

and

Bottles 1

Vtfatci

additional cost.

Don'

OUR APRIL SAL

—ALLL

Step Ladders

$6.00.

—High

Tools

not

to von No private brands Save you

per cent

Carta Tools—All Kinds Good Grade Hoes price 25c Good Rakes for 25c

to a blacksmith shop

Dress

At the Leading Plumbing

Electric and Hardware Contractors

Freitag,

Haute

Standard Gasoline 10J4

MB WW"""*?.,

Mteedwttfc o«

Combination SjttoS ?,

SUPTF

Fall to

Need

floui Rubber

IF#

Pharmacy

one

YEAR

ON SUGAR

lyaM BUYERS g-'V

FOR THE Sp*AUI" TI 0tC?

.'ECT01

NewPhone

419

specialize on our lines You would

.9 ft.M 13.00-: -wl.OO

iet

—A

heights

that will not break with your weighl and last a life time Price from 85c

ladt

class direct from factor

2JID N

for a Silk

First.

Service

Wabash Ave. Phones

There's no friend like a. bank account—never ill, never away, always ready to respond to your call and working faithfully for you day and night.

Ready—cheerfully ready in sunshine or In storm. It never argues whether you are right or wrong Simply ready for you all the blessed time!

Trust

66T OHIO The Home of H.&D.

Want Advertising is Profitable tion you are looking for by inserting an ad in The Trik^_

», shampoo, ... 210 Wabash. Day or night.

)°, I, 3h.

at.

Heating.,T

Weinhardt

Co.

140.

Company

"A Financial Stronghold."

J. B. ENGLES

Auto Accessories

Wo P»

Brull vd Ps*

You may get that sti

JCO

Vk* OpfMdte Bleek*

!|L

26% S«atk Tth St.

"JWf

only

shoun to li registration

rl?

t.'iose only five voted. He said'if bers of the election boards are

con\ieted of felonies for not

Continued erf Psge

$»•

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