Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 May 1915 — Page 3
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HONOR MILTON HERZ
Name Local Man Secretary-Treasurer of Association At Successful Convention at Capital.
Milton Herz, of the A. Herz store, of Terre Haute, was elected secretarytreasurer of the Indiana Retail DryGoods Merchants' association at the closing- sessions of the state convention at Indianapolis Tuesday night. B. F. Johnson, of Lafayette, was elected president G. A. Efroymson, Indianapolis, first vice president George H. Knollenberg, Richmond, second vice president, and W. E. Balch, Indianapolis, manager of the executive office at Indianapolis. Five Terre Haute men attended the convention. They were Milton Herz, Max Hammel, Henry Wolfe and Harry Cohen of the Herz store, and Phil Kleeman, of the Kleeman store.
The annual convention was a decided success, Mr. Herz said "Wednesday upon his return from Indianapolis. Some of the interesting numbers given were: "Indiana's Workingmen's Compensation Law'.' Thomas P, Harvey "Making Advertising Effective," Merle Sidener "Education in Relation to Retail Business," Mrs. Lucinda W. Price "Vocational Education as Related to Business Success," H. E. Miles.
The banquet Tuesday night at the Clay pool hotel was attended by 129 merchants from various parts of the state. The sessions were well attended and proved interesting.
CAMP ACCEPTS TWO MEMBERS AND PLANS COURT MARTIAL
Spanish War Veterans Make Arrangements for Memorial Day Celebration At Meeting.
Almost the entire membership of the Claude I* Herbert camp, United Spanish War Veterans, was present at the meeting Tuesday night when two new members were mustered in. Commander Percy Garrett announced at the meeting that a court martial trial will be conducted at the next meeting of the camp as a feature. This will be the first time a court martial trial has been called and there was some anxiety expressed until Garrett indicated the proceedings may not be serious. A special session will be held following the trial.
The camp made all arrangements to participtte in the Memorial day program. The camp will send one firing squad to the Highland Lawn cemetery and another to Brazil, Ind. A delegation from Brazil attended the meeting and asked for a squad to be sent there for the exercises.
ENGINEERS OPEN CONVENTION.
Considers Endorsement of Probe of Nagel Appointment. CLEVELAND, O., May 12.—At 9 o'clock this morning the first triennial convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers opened its sessions in the auditorium of the engineers' building here with nearly all of the 860 delegates from all over the United States present.
Business sessions will be held each afternoon and evening and the convention will last two weeks. One big issue to be fought out will be the proposition of endorsing the action of the western wage committee in asking congress to investigate the appointment of Charles Nagel, former secretary of commerce and labor, to a place on the board of arbitration which recently announced a decision in the western wage controversy. The grand international auxiliary, composed of the wives of engineers, is also in session here. Tonight there will be a reception and
ball at Central armory.
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EXPLODING MINE KILLS FIVE.
PARIS, May 12.—5:35 a. m.—A Havas dispatch from Athens says: "A floating mine which exploded at Amyssces, near Moudro3 (Island of Lemnos) killed five persons, according to an official dispatch from Lemnos.
Hoopes Post Appoints
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Memorial Committees
Jacob Hoopes post, Xo. 163, G. A. R., completed plans Tuesday night for the Memorjfel day ceremonies. Services will be held at 11 o'clock Sunday, May 23, at the Methodist church of West Terre Haute, and the Rev. F. F. Hargravs will deliver the address. Ceremonies will be held at Bethesda cemetery on May 30. The committees named follow:
Program—Richard Owens, William Cussiek ami Fred McColloch. Finance—Huston Page, Valentine Swalls and William Cussiek.
Speakers—William ^Garrison and AnI drew Wiseman. Purchasing the Flags Richard
Owens, Alfred Mopps and C. R. Church. Dec-orating- the Bethesda Church—^liss Lottie Stimpson. Mesdames Anna Harvey, David llcCuliough, Alice Hunt and K. Tiffin.
Printing—W. A. San ford and C. R. Church. I Flowers—Mesdames Alice Broadhurst, M. T. Goodman, Anna Har, Samuel McCay, Parney May.
Conveyance—William Cussiek, Joseph Warren and C. R. Church. Decorating the New Hope
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Cemetery
—William O. Black and Andrew Austin. Decorating Smith Cemetery—Fred McCullough, Mesdames David McCullougli and Samuel May.
Kehees ajid St. Mary-of-the-Woods Cemetery—Andrew Wiseman and Huston Pasts.
Colwell Cemetery—Edward Gaffey and C. R. Church. Decorating Pisgah Cemetery—Dennis Gosling. Milton Smith and Dilly Smith.
Flowers for Pisgrah Cemetery—Miss Ella Smith, Mesdames Robert Evinger and Lena Broadnurst.
HORLICK'S
The Original MALTED MILK
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32 Boys' Suits in fancy mixtures with 2 pairs of knickerbockers regular price $4.95 the *?C: Receiver says (Balcony.)
50c Royal Baking Powder 38c.
The best known brand in the world one pound
38c
3 to 4 P. M.
Wadley's Pure Creamery Butter at the counter only, one pound
Mushrooms fine imported pieces and stems regular 30c value sale price, the can —24c
Saratoga Potato Chips fresh every day special for this Sale, the package 7°
Quaker Corn Flakes regular 10c value sale price, the package —5c
Root Special Coffee regular 30c value sals price, the pound —25c
Fould's Macaroni and Spaghetti regular 10c size package, sale price, 3 packages for —25p
Home Pride Ham regular 23c value sale price, the pound —16c
CMS UPON COUNTRY TO STAND BY WILSON
Former President Tafe Says Executive May Be Counted on to Secure Nation's Honor.
PHI[,/ADELiPHIA, May 12.—Former President W. H. Taft urged patience,
Going Fine!
Buy a Piano
During this Sale we offer a 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT for cash and a 5 PER CENT DISCOUNT for a payment of one-third on any Piano, Player Piano or Grand in our store—including the famous Chickering (never before offered at a discount).. the Fischer, Haines Bros., and others.
Also wonderful bargains in used pianos.
"Mark These Rugs Off!"
SAID THE RECEIVER
—So, the blue pencil has been used on each one. Every Rug in the lot is very desirable and attractive, though they are slightly soiled from floor display. No approval or C. 0. D. orders will be accepted and none will be exchanged. Here they are: 5 Velvet Rues: 9x11 ft.: were $12.50 Receiver's Sale Price,, each $8.35 3 Fibre and Wool Rugs 9x12 ft. were $5.50 Receiver's Sale
Price, each $3.70 1 Tapestry Rug 9x12 ft. was $9.75 Receiver's Sale Price —$6.50 5 Tapestry Rugs 9x12 ft. were $12.50 Receiver's Sale Price, each $8.35 4 Axminster Rugs 8.3x10.6 were $20.00 Receiver's Sale
Price, each $13.35 2 Body Brussels Rugs 8.3x10.6 were $25.00 Receiver's Sale Price, each —$16.65 4 Wilton Rugs 8.3x10.6 were $35.00 Receiver's Sale Price, each $23.35
Wilton Rugs 9x12 ft. were $37.50 Receiver's Sale Price, each
1 Velvet Rug 10.6x12 ft. was $30.00 Receiver's Sale, price
3 Axminster Rugs 11.3x12 ft. were $27.50 Receiver's Sale Price, each —$16.35 And others in 9x12 ft. and extra sizes all marked at THIRD LESS than former prices. (Sixth Floor—Main Building)
Get One o! These $1.50 Burrows
$25.00
$20.00
"Ladistule" For $1.25
—A great addition to the kitchen cabinet and conies in very useful in other parts of the house. The regular price is $1.50 the Receiver has marked them at, each
$1.25
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Cut Prices in the Grocery Store
Free Thursday
A sample can of famous Karo syrup all day Thursday In our Grocery Store to every oustcxmer.
25c Argo Starch 17c.
Five pound package of Argo starch in air tight, 4 *9 sealed packages
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Royal Baking Powder one pound cans regular 50c, sale price 38c half pound cans regularly 25c, sale price, can —20c
Lewis Lye: regularly 10c sale price, can 9c or three cans for —25c
Malt Nutrine 1 case $1.89 1-2 case of 6 bottles 96c one bottle for 17c
Pure Comb Honey regular 25c value sale price, the pound —19c Pawnee Corn Illinois pack sweet and creamy regular 40c value sale price, 4 cans —29c
The Best Placc to Shop, After All
Wabash Avenue Through to Ohio Street
calmness in the present international situation, and called upon the citizens of the country to stand by President Wilson, in an address at the Union League club here last night. Referring to the sinking of the Lusitania, Prof. Taft said the "inhumanity of the circumstances in the case presses us on, but In the heat of even just indignation is not the best time to act, when action involves such momentous consequences and means untold loss of life and treasiire." "The task of the president is a heavy one," continued Mr. Taft. "He is acting for the whole country. He
TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE
Receiver Prices on
DOMESTICS
American Prints not misprints nor seconds, but perfect regular price, 6c the yard Receiver's Sale Price, the yard wt
Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads 85x96 inches regular price $1.75 each Receiver's Sale (P"| AC. Price each "Root Special Sheets 80x90 inches seamless torn and hemmed regular price 75c Receiver's Sal. Price,
Women's 2 Clasp Lisle and Chamoisette Gloves in colors of natural gray and tan, and black assorted sizes regular price, the pair, 25c Receiver's "I Sale Price, the pair AtrC 12-Button Length Silk Gloves double tipped fingers in white, sizes 6Vz to 8'/2 in black, sizes Wz and 6 Receiver's Sale AfJ' Price, the pair (Main Floor—East Aisle)
Dress Goods
Silk and Wool Poplins 40 inches wide large color assortment regular price $1.25 the yard Receiver's Sale Price, the yard
(Second Floor—Main Building)
2 P. M. to 3 P. M.
Friedman's "Oak Grove" Butterine in 1, 2 and 5 pound cartons regularly 22c 1 sale price, pound 2V
9:30 to 10:30 A. M.
10 pounds of H. & E. Pure cane granulated sugar ttMfi at the counter for UTtv
Tomatoes "None Such" regular 20c value sale price, three cans for 43c
Roxane Cake Flour: prepared for fancy cake baking package —23c Melon Mangoes sweet with relish sale price, six for —24c
Grape Juice Welch's, the National drink regular 50c value one quart bottle —42c
Gold Medal Flour 24 1-2 pound sack for —$1.05 Pillsburry Flour 24 1-2 pound sack sale price, the sack —$1.03
Prater's Best 24 pound sack for —$1.00
is anxious to find a way out of the present difficulty without war. "Before party, before ourselves, we are for our country. That is what he is working for. Shall we not stand by him in it? He will not surrender our country's rights. It may be necessary that for a hundred lives and the method of their taking, we should lose thousands and hundreds of thousands of lives. The national honor a.nd interests may ultimately demand it, but time for serious thought and clearly weighing the consequences will not prejudice the justice of our cause, or the opportunity to vindicate it and this
We Give and Redeem SURETY"Coupons
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Art Ticking 36 Inches wide regular price, the yard, 19c Receiver's Sale Price, the O 1 yard O 3 1/
Galatea Cloth plain colors of white and red regular price, the yard, 15o Receiver's Sale Prioe, the yard 03 (Second Floor-—Main Building)
In Women's Gloves
16-Button Length Black Kid Glovesj 16 in the lot sizes 5% regular price $3.50 Receiver's Sale Price, the OKf* pair
Misses' Long Silk Gloves double tipped fingers in colors of pink, light blue and tan regular price 75o the pair Receiver's Sale Price, the pair
89c
Silk and Wool Novelty Plaids 38 inches wide assorted colors regular price $1.48 Receiver's Sale Price, the QO yard
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Skirt Flounces best quality black sateen 2/2 yards 15 inches wide regular price each 89c Receiver's
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Bargain List
63 Hair Switches from 22 to 30 inches in length not all shades, but a wonderful bargain if your shade is in the lot regular $2.25 to $3.75 Receiver's Sale d»"| A/\ Price, each (Main Floor—Balcony)
All'Dress Forms, including our $15.00 "Empress" and our $18.00 "Queen" and all others this week for cash only at a 20 per cent disoount. (Main Floon—Easitj Aisle)
Choice of 25 neiw Silk Suits in all the leading colors and blaok regular prices from $25.00 to $35,00 Receiver's Sale d»"| A 'TC Price, each «pJ.«7.leJ (Third Floor—Main Building)
Women's New Summer Dress«s in vo'ile and batiste all colors and sizes regular prices, each, $7.50 Receiver's Sale QK Price, each J.et7tJ (Third Floor—Main Building)
Children's Hats less than half former prices up to $4.95 each Receiver's Sale Price, while 'TQ/# they last, each (Third Floor—Main Building)
Brassieres in Bien Jolie and Warner open front or back lace and embroidery trimmed regurar prices $1.00 and $1.50 Re- KOp ceiver's Sale Price, each Ww (Second Floor—Main Building)
Dress Trimmings consisting of colored bands galoons festoons also fringes in many widths in a variety of many shades and colors Receiver's Sale 1/ Price (Main Floor—Center Aisle)
Wash Goods
Gaberdine 54 inches wide desirable dark shades regular price 89c the yard Receiver's Sale Price, the yard
Gaberdine and Eponge Suiting 36 to 50 inches wide desirable color assortment regular price, the yard, $1.50 Receiver's Sale Price, the yard
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White Flaxons 30 to 40 inches wide large assortment of patterns and weaves regular prices up to 50c the yard Receiver's "I Sale Price, the yard At/V
Imported Organdies: 46 inches wide plain white: beautiful sheer quality regular price, the yard, 49c Receiver's Sale QQtf* Price, the yard OJ7C
Seed Voile, 40 inches wide reguular price, the yard, 35c Receiver's Sale Price, the yard £iV\* (Second Floor—Main Building)
the president may be counted on to secure. "It Is the people's cause, not his alone, and he does well, when quick action is of no critical importance to allay excitement, and to await the regular and studied action of the people's representatives."
At the conclusion of his address, Mr. Taft proposed a toast to "The President of the United States." This was drunk, standing and amid a great outburst of enthusiasm. .—•
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Never has a sale held in Terre Haute or vicinity created such a vast amount of interest as this Receiver's Sale at The
Store and never has a Sale met with such unstinted response and enthusiasm from near and far. It's Going On! It's Going On! It's Going Fine!
THE RECEIVER SAID:-
"Sell These Regular $1.00 Complete Flag Outfits for 69c Each," So Out They Go!
'Old Glory," those glorious stars and stripes we love so well! Here is a complete boxed Flag Outfit, consisting of one 3x5 ft. fast colored Flag with canvas heading and brass gromets a 6 ft. hardwood jointed pole cord and metal flag holder same as shown in illustration regularly $1.00 £Qp Receiver's Sale Price, the complete outfit for U57C (Drapery Shop—Second Floor—Ohio St. Annex)
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The Receiver Offers Many Bargains In
Household Linens
—if ever there was a time to buy Linens at advantageous prices, this Receiver's Sale affords the greatest savings. Supply now your present and future needs. Look at these:
Hemmed Mercerized Napkins 24x24 inches regular price, the dozen, $1.39 Receiver's Sale Price, each
5c
Union Damask top cloths 54x54 inches dio« patterns half bleached hemmed regular price $1.75 Receivers Sale Price, OC/: each t/OC
Union Damask top cloths 45x45 inohe« dice patterns half bleached, regular price, each, 75cj Receiver's s.,. Pric 49c
Individual Huck Towels all white regular price, each, 5c Receiver's Sale 1 Price 2
Union Huck Towels individual sizes all white regular price, each, 81 -3c Receiver's Sale Price, eaoh
Matting Remnants, Yard 5c
—Thursday we shall offer all remaining Matting Remnants, Japan and China, all colors and in lengths from 2 to 8 yards while they last, the yard (Sixth Floor -Main Building.)
The "Bohn Syphon" and the "Sanitor"
Mean Refrigerator Economy and Safety First
—You know and we know that there are no better Refrigerators made than these two. They have
solid oak cases and are lined with genuine porcelain enamel. Each one is a lifetime Refrigerator at a cost very little above the ordinary makes.
During this Receiver's Sale we have been ordered to make a 10 per cent discount for cash on these Refrigerators.
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HEART ATTACK IS FATAL.
Henry Tignor, 32 years old, an employe of 'the Terre Haute paper mill, dropped dead from heart trouble at 9:45 o'clock Tuesday night in the rear of the Johnson Pharmacy at Nineteenth and Locust streets. Tignor lived at 2305 First avenue and went to the drug store for medicine when he was stricken. He asked to be taken outside and died before a physician could arrive.
Dr. J. B. Maguire, deputy coroner, was called and pronounced death due
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Luncheon Sets Austrian Damask consists of one 36-inch cloth and six 15x15 inch napkins neatly scalloped regular price $3.50 Receiver's Sale Price, QQ set
Huck Towels 20 40 inches hemstitched regular prrce, each, 35c Receiver's Sale Price, while they last, -JA each Aft/Is
Mercerized Pattern Cloths hemmed 3 yards long regular price, each, $1.19 and $1.48 Receiver's Sale Price, rTffc each I c/C
Round Austrian Linen Lur\ch Cloths 42 inches wide? scalloped regular price, each, $2.00 Receiver's Sale Price,
eaoh t/OC (Second Floor—Main Building)
to heart trouble. Tignor is survived by his mother, who lives at 1418 North Sixth street, and a widow.
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