Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 May 1915 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 19

Class Reunions, Receptions and Dinners to Mark Week of June 13 At State Normal School.

Class reunions, receptions, dinners and commencement exercises have been arranged for the week of June 13 at the Indiana State Normal school when 203 seniors will be graduated from the school. Twenty-six seniors will receive diplomas from the Normal training high school in addition to this number.

The first commencement activity will be held Sunday, June 13, at 10:30 o'clock in the morning when the baccalaureate sermon will be given in the Normal hall. The Rev. Morton C. Pearson, of Indianapolis, will deliver the address. The chorus of tne scnool will sing two songs from "The Holy City." Robert Duenweg will give a vocal selection.

Monday evening the sixth annual commencement exercises of the Normal training high school will be held at the Normal hall. Prayer will be offered by the Rev. L. O. Richmond. Miss Esther Hance will give a piano solo and the class will sing a number of songs. Dr. James A. Woodburn, of the department of history of Indiana university, will give the address. The diplomas will be presented by Dr. W. W. Parsons, president of the Normal achool. The following will be graduated:

List of Graduates.

Ls Benno Bernhelmer. Mary Frances Brettell, Richard J. Brinkman, Paul J. Bronson, Sarah Morton Compton, Paul Shelbarne Cox, John T. Donovan. Frances Froeb, Richard Parsons Gillum Louise Griepenstroh, Esther Hance, Gladys Winifred Hildreth, Jessie Marie Hosier. Eleanor Ruth Jones, William Riley McICeen III, Richard Paddock, John Kent Piety, Robert E. Rettger, Harold Schloss, Gladys Alta Shirley, H. Winton Streeter, Lucile Topping, Thelma R. Tormohlen, Mary Treat, Elnora Blanche Wood, Elsie May Wood.

Tuesday evening the junior reception will be given to the senior class. This Is an annual affair and is intended to show the coming upperclassman's respect for those who have finished the work of the school. The seniors will return the compliment on the following evening with a complimentary entertainment at the Normal hall. The Northwestern university glee club will entertain during the evening.

Thursday will be the day of reunions. At noon the thirtieth anniversary and reunion oi the class ot 1885 will be held at the Elks' club. At 2:30 o'clock the annual meeting of the Alumni Association of the Normal will be held at the training school assembly hall. During the afternoon reunions of the classes of 1875, 1885. 1895 and 1905 will be held.

Thursday night at 8 o'clock the annual reception of the board of trustees and the faculty to the graduates and alumni will be held at the library building. The commencement exercises will be held the following morning at the Normal hall. Dr. Shailer Mathews, dean of the divinity school of the University of Chicago, will deliver the commencement address on "The Opportunities of the Teacher in the Age of Transition." Dr. "W. W. Parsons will present the diplomas.

CAL WINTERS RECALLED.

City Judge Suspends Penal Farm Sentence on Conditions. Calvin Winters, bartender for O'Donnell & O'Mara, who last Wednesday morning was found guilty by a Jury in City Court of having sold liquor on Sunday and was fined $50 and costs for the offense, was c/led Wednesday morning before Special Judge George Ira Kisner and fined $25 and costs and given 30 days on the penal farm on a similar charge. When arrested two charges were placed against Winters for selling to two different men. The fine and sentence were suspended on the condition that the law violation never occur again.

MEMBERS ARRANGE COMMUNION

Good Will Council, Y. M. I., to Hold

Services June 6.

The quarterly communion for the members of Good Will council No. 277, Toung Men's Institute, will be given Sunday, June 6, it was announced at the meeting of the council Tuesday night. Many of the members attended the euchre and dance given at the Knights of Columbus hall by the Holy Rosary church of Seelyville aiter the meeting. The regular monthly memorial services in honor of the departed members was held during the meeting. Rev. Maurice O'Connor, chaplain, was in charge of the services.

EVANGELIST TALKS TO GIRLS.

Mrs. Daisy Barr Speaks At Meeting

In Y. W. C. A.

Business and college girls of the city attended the meeting in the auditorium of the Young Women's Christian association at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning, when Mrs. Daisy Barr, of the Lyon evangelistic party, spoke. The meeting was well attended. At 12:30 the members of the Lyon party held shop meetings at the Columbian enameling and stamping plant, the Turner glass plant and the Vandalia east yards. In the afternoon Dr. Milford H. Lyon spoke to elderly people at the tabernacle.

CAPT. W. J. ALLEN DEAD.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., May 26.— Capt. W. J. Allen, 86, for many years head of the G. A. R. Post here, and tho largest individual tax payer in tho county, died here today. He took part in the California gold rush in 1849 and was an artillery officer in the civil war.

CASTORIA

For infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years

Kj'

the yard

White Gaberdine, the yard 50c

White 36-inch wide Gaberdine, for wash suits and skirts regular 65c value sale price,

(Second Floor—Main Bldg.)

Wool and Fibre

50c

Beginn ng Thursday, and for tlie Balance of fie Week, a

May Sale ol Dainty New Undermuslins

Tomorrow, Thursday, we shall start a Sale of Dainty New Undermuslins at prices lower than usual. Every garment is fresh and new. The materials are of best quality only. Please remember that the Undermuslin Section is located this season on the Second Floor, front. Below are a few of the items included in the May Sale. Drawers, of cambric trimmed with wide flounce of embroidery in good assortment of patterns Sale Price, the pair AOv, Drawers, of na nsook made circular finished with flounce of swiss embroidery and insertion. Sale Price the pair Corset Cover, of nainsook, with or without sleeves trimmed with lace insertion, beading and embroidered medallions and lace edge Sale

25c $1.50

Corset Covers, of muslin trimmed with wide lace insertion and lace edge, ribbon drawn Sale Price

each Corset Cover neck and sleeves trimmed with val lace insertion and bands of net Sale Price each Envelope Chemise in a large assortment of styles made empire and straight line styles, of beautiful quality very elaborately trimmed with lace insertion, medallions and ribbon drawn

SCiSf 50c $3.98

Envelope Chemise, of nainsook, neck finished with val lace and embroidery insertion Sale Price, $DC each

25c

Prospective Home Builders Should Attend

Our Semi-Annual Sale of Rugs

Those who contemplate furnishing a home soon should by all means come to ROOT'S NOW and select the floor coverings needed. Our Great Semi-Annual Sale is now in progress and every Rug in our stock is marked from 10 to 25 per cent less than regular prices. For cash we offer a 5 per cent additional discount. We list a few of the items included:

Extra Axminster Rugs, color fast, choicest floral and oriental patterns, 8.3x10.6 former price 7h| $20.00 now AO*

9x12 feet, former price $21.50 now

$18.00 $24.75

11.3x12 feet former price $30.00 now

Rug3, good

weight choicest patterns all colors 8.3x10.6 former CJC f\0 price $7.25 now

9x12 former price $7.75 now

$6.35

Heavy Color Fast Axminstor Ruga, both floral and oriental patterns 6x9 feet former price $13.50 now 8.3x10.6 former Pr'cefl?"8/j Kfl $17.50 now 9x12 feet, former price $18.75, now 11.3x12 feet, former kjOO Clfl price $27.50 now

Heavy Seamless Tapestry Rugs oriental designs only 8.3x10.6 former price $13.50 d»"| now tP-L_L*i3 9x12 former price KA $14.75 now *P I

All linoleums, Too, Are Now On Sale at Lower Prices

—Including the famous Narin and "Armstrong" makes known for their long wearing qualities. Note the prices below.

Wild's or Narin's "A" grade tile and wood patterns in best Inlaid Linoleum former price $1.55 now, the square P"| QK yard

Pro-Lino the new floor covering linoleum patterns regularly 29c the square yard

20c

"Little Wonder" Music Rolls 88 Note. 10c Each

Armstrong's and Narin's good Print Linoleum, the square yard: 45c grade tile and wood patterns 35c 55c grade tile, and wood patterns 45c 65c grade tile and wood patterns 55c (Sixth Floor—Main Bldg.)

TERRE HAUTE _iIBTJNE iv-_

Envelope Chemise, of nainsook trimmed with lace beading and lace edge Sale Price each Combination Marcello, Princess and waist line styles trimmed with lace and embroidery insertion and lace

We Give and Redeem SURETY Coupons

IT WILL BE A PART OF WISDOM TO NOTE THIS STATEMENT The By-Order-of-the-Receiver Sale Ends in 3 Days. Shop Accordingly

50c $2.95

Skirts a splendid assortment of styles, in all the new styles some with flares of lace and insertion, others with em-

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39c '"$4.95

Skirts of long cloth: lace trimmed flounce and underlay Sale QQr* Price each Women's Cambric Petticoats trimmed

with wide flounce of swiss embroidery Sale Price each Women's Slip Over Gowns, muslin neck and sleeves with lace edge Sale Price each Women's Crepe Slip Over Gowns requires no ironing neck and sleeves trimmed with machine scalloped edge and ribbon Sale Price each Women's Slip Over Gowns, of nainsook trimmed yoke effect of lace insertion and embroidery medallions Sale Price each eiC

50c

of soft finished

25c

Receiver's Sale of

Domestics

Scalloped Pillow Cases 42 and 45x 36 inches regularly 15c 10f* each Sale Price each Xvrv/ Scalloped Sheets, 81x90 inches torn and hemmed seamless regularly 98c each Sale Price each \J«7v/ Hemmed Sheets 72x90 inches welded center seam regularly 59c Sale Price A each rTTTV Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads 85x 96 inches extra good quality assorted patterns regularly $1.75 each Sale Price

Thursday's Special Receiver Offerings

From the Grocery Store

$1.15 Flour 99c

A large 24-pound sack of Prater's Best Flour Thursday QQ/» the sack

*/i/C

40c Beans 29c

Five pounds of New York state hand picked Pea Beans, OQ Thursday for only

40c Salmon 29c

The "Clover Hill" brand of fancy Alaska river deep red salmon regular 20c quality special Thursday at the counter two cans for hdiJK/

White Foam Ammonia bottle 15c medium size bottles —9c

Shepp's Cocoanut: long shredded, in sanitary packages 35c size 29c: 20c size 16c 10c size —8c

Coleman's Mustard in tins, 54c, 29c, 18c and 10c

Eagle Chilli Powder for making chili, tamales and flavoring stews, soups, etc. —24c and 10c

Instant Postum large can —45c

Figs Cresca brand in baskets large size 58c medium size —28c! Potato Chips received fresh for this sale large whole chips pack- I age for 9c I

Coffee fancy old crop Santos pound —26c

$1.48

Amoskeag Apron Gingham 27 inches wide large pattern assortment regularly 8 1-3c the yard Sale Price IVz yards

50c

Bleached Muslin 36 inches wide fine quality finished soft for needle work regularly 12'/?c the yard Sale Price 12 d»"| yards for tDi.UU

Cretons

New

Yard 19c

—"Colonial" and "Puritan" Cretons, Dimities, Taffetas, and Chintz fast colors beautiful patterns all new regularly 35c, 30c and 25c Thursday, A

the yard

(Second Floor—Ohio St. Annex)

Women's $1.00 Silk Gloves

77c

—Women's 16 button length Milanese Silk Gloves double tip fingers Paris point stitching in black and white regular $1.00 values special, the pair (Main Floor—East Aisle)

Attneedlework

—"Hoyal Society" Package Goods including Center Pieces, Scarfs, Princess Slips, Pillow Tops and many other articles discontinued numbers in our stock Unlf going out now at lEdll (Main Floor—East Aisle)

35c Boiled Ham 28c

"Rose Bud" brand of fancy boiled Ham, the ham with fine flavor special, pound "Ov

15c Argo Starch 10c

Argo Starch in sealed air-tight packages, pure and clean, three packages for

Rice finest whole head Jap rice three pounds for 20c one pound —8c

Lard: Jelks's 100 per cent pure lard large tins $1.50 medium tins —49c

Kidney Beans: fancy dry kidney beans, the pound —9c Corn "None Such" fancy Maine sugar corn dozen $1.85 can —15c

Pure High Test Chloride Lime bleaching powder or for disinfecting and deoderizing sick chambers, cellars, cesspools, drains, etc. —14c

Imported French Peas 14'/2 ounce net weight, can ig0 Peaches the "Del Monte" brand extra large halves heavy syrup a can —29c

Malt Nutrine a helpful liquid food tonic builds and strengthens. Malt Nutrine is useful as a sustaining food tonic tired housewives find it restful and invigorating. We recommend it. Bottle, 19c case of 12 bottles $1.95. We redeem the bottles at 25c the dozen.

The Best Place to Shop, After All

Wabash Avenue Through to Ohio Street.

Golden oak or mahogany, Sheraton design, cane panels, full size former price $19.75 d»-J now

IRON BEDS

One lot of White or Blue Enameled full size or three-quarters siza Iron Beds, regularly $2.50 and $2.98, Sale Price,

BRASS BEDS

2 inch post bed 1 inch top rail:

hagen, pink and

cakes for

One pound box of 20 Mule

Team Borax special the box

Women's Handkerchiefs, 15c

Made of sheer Swiss and Dimity colored borders of pink, blue and lavender embroidered '1 corner special, each 1 vv

(Main Floor—Center Aisle.)

All Brass, Iron and Wood Beds Are Now Reduced 20 to 33%$

—Our Semi-Annual Sale, now in progress, of our entire stock of Furniture is, along with orders from the Receiver, responsible for these reductions at this time. Please note again—this is our Great Semi-Annual Sale and which has always been held in the past during the month of July. But it is going on NOW!

WOOD BEDS

Mahogany or walnut colonial design, Wood Beds, full size former price $17.75 d»-| ft ryr now I O

$11.75

five %-inch filiers

former price $15, now

(Fifth Floor

$1.50

One lot of White or Blue Enameled Beds, three-quarter or full size regularly $3.75 Sale Price each

ie Enamelfull size

$2.25

BRASS BEDS

3 inch post Bed V/z inch

•Main Bldg.)

Ready for Your Selection at Special Prices

Women's Summer Apparel

—Our Apparel Section is ready to meet the requirements of women and misses for cool and attractive Summer Apparel. Attracting attention are these:

New Palm Beach Suits made of genuine Palm Beach cloth in women's and misses' sizes in plain tfQ HC and trimmed models at

iPwil

New Separate Skirts shepherd checks in plain tailored and sport styles with pockets and adjustable tfJQ QR belt at

New Linen Dresses in Norfolk and Coatee styles in colors of rose,

Copen

fljn ca

white at &Pf avv

New White Net Dresses made in the new three tier style daintily trimmed with Val lace with broad HE ribbon belt at ipOa/ *1

New Summer Dresses in figured Voiles and Awning stripes latest AC styles and colors at

Thursday—Second and Last Day of the

Sale of Toilet Articles

—If it was impossible to come to the store Wednesday to share in the saving advantages of this Toilet Goods Sale, come Thursday, tomorrow. Just one more day.

Palmolive Soap: regularly 10c the cake special, four

23c 5c

One Rubber Complexion Sponge,

regularly 15c one large bar of

Broadway Bath So4p, regularly 10c

cake, and three cakes of Buttermilk Soap, regularly 5c special OP

all for &OL

Armour's Bath Tablets, corylopsis, violet, peroxide and verbena

regularly 10c the cake

special three cakes for

Taylor's Infant Delight Soap, for

toilet and nursery this celebrated soap is made from the purest and

best materials and is highly but delicately perfumed regularly 10c

the cake special two cakes for XeJC

Jergen's Pumice Hand Soap, made chiefly of pure vegetable oils, regularly 5c the cake special, six cakes for hitJVs

De Miracle Face Cream, regularly 25c the jar special, "J the jar J-I/C

Tetlcw's Swansdown Face Powder regularly 15c special, the box Ot

Rice Powder, regularly 25c tho package special the 1 ft/* package Avft

top

rail, 5 1-inch filiers former price $25, now 2 inch post Bed 1 inch top rail, Five

$18.75

nch top rail,

'/2-inch

fillers,

$8.75

former price $10.75, now 3 inch post Bed V/z inch top rail, five \/z inch fillers former price $30, now 3 inch post Bed, 2 inch top rail 5 1'/4 in. fillers former price $32.50, now 3 inch post Bed, 2 inch top rail 5 2 inch fillers, former price $35.00 now 3 inch post Bed, 2 inch top rail 5 V/z inch fillers, former price $35.00 now 2 inch continuous post bed five 1 inch fillers, former price $16.50, now

inch top rail,

$25.75

ich top rail

$27.50

nch top rail

$29.75

rich top rail

$29.75

•t bed five 1

$13.75

Ve-O-Lay's De Fleurs De Riz a

sun bleach face powder 1 0_

regularly 50c special, box

La Blache Faca Powder, regular

ly 50c special,

the box

25c special, each

36c

Java Rice Face Powder, regular

ly 50c the box special,

the box OOC

Williams' Talcum Powder, regularly 15c the can special, two cans for

Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder, regularly 25c the box special, the box IOC

16c

Sozodont Tooth Paste, powder or wash regularly 25c special

Canthrox Hair Shampoo, regularly 50c special, the QQ*» box OU

Black Ebony and Rosewood Back Nail Buffers, with detachable chamois regularly 25c, 39c and

,25c!

50c special each 13c, 20c anc'i

Black Rubber Combs regularly

10c

Scissors regu-

Steel Manicure larly 39c special, each

Can't Spill or Explode! Canned Heat. 10c a Can

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19c

Dorothy Vernon, S. V. B., Babcock's, Treko and Ve-o-lay's Rameua Fleuri Perfumes, in bulk: regularly 50c to $1.75 the ounce special the ounce HA OF PRICE

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