Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 July 1915 — Page 3

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TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1915

Bathing Sandals, "in white, blue and red the

INDIANA NEWS BEEEFS.

RrSHVIL/LE—Alfred Taylor and Chester Taylor, father and son respectively, pleaded guilty to charges of operating a "blind tiger" in the circuit court and were fined $500 each and sentenced to six months &.t the .state- penal farm. Another son, Charles -E. Taylor, pleaded not guilty and was -sent to jail, being unable to provide bond in the sum of $1,500.

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DINE IN OUR RESTAURANT —Terre Haute's most popular place to have noon lunch or dinner is the Root Restaurant. Good service, good food, good music, cool and homelike. Special noon day lunch at 35c and 25c. Sixth

—If our customers couldn't depend upon us to look out for them then we wouldn't have a right to keep store. ..

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—If you have a need for Summer Dress Goods, now is the time to purchase. But two more days to take advantage of the Reorganization Sale Prices.

Danish Cloth, 36 inches wide, plain and neat pin striped patterns desirable broken color assortment regularly 25c the yard Sale Price, the yara

18c

Novelty Suiting, 42 inches wide assorted stripes and checks also 36 inch French Serges in broken color assortment regularly 39c to 59c Sale Price, the yard AOC

Silk and Wool Novelty Suiting 38 inches wide neat plaid patterns colors of medium and dark green and navy blue regular $1.48 Sale Price each

69c

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We Can Fill All Vacation and

And Please Note That Only Two

Mr. and Mrs. Vacation-er Will Buy Baggage at Root's

One of the largest and most reliable baggage stocks in this city is ready for people going on a vacation' or away to spend the Fourth of July. Here you will find the best that's going in Trunks, Suitcases and Bags at .the least, to be paid. There are, for instance:

'24 Inch Matting Suitcases, lined regularly $1.00 special for Friday's selling, each OOl/

Small Suitcases, suitable to carry lunche?,.in spe~rt£T_ and PA cial at AlU'C UUt

Cowhide. Traveling Bags, black or brown leather lined special, $5, $5,98, $6.50 and «P I •tHJ 24 inch all-leather Suitcases with top straps trimmed with heavy br^s.s regular $5 value special at

In the Reorganization Clearance Sale

Summer Dress Goods

$3.98

.(Basement—West Annex.)

Sateen Petticoat Flounces, 3% yards around, 17 inches wide good quality 6&teen drawstring for adjustment to fit uny skirt regularly 79c and 89c each Sale AA Price each

Mohair, 42 inches .wide very popular fabric for bathing suits, auto coats, etc. large assortment of plain colors Sa,Je Price, the 1 yard 4tOC

Treko Cloth 24 inches wide for bathing suits, colors of lifirbt and Copenhagen blue, red and black regularly 21c the yard Sale Price, the yard Main Building)

We Have the Season's Popular Styles In

Bathing Sandals

—Our Shoe Section is ready with the. popular and wanted Bathing Sandals. Here are some of them:

$1.19

White Lace Boots, blue and red piping the pair Bathing Sandals, red, green, blue dotted, white and black, DQ_ the pair 05/0

15c

Bathing. Sandals, in white. And black the pair

Misses' White Sandals sizes 11 to 2 the pair

69c

This Is Some Interesting News From

The Apparel Section

—If you desire to share in the savings which our Great Reorganization Clearance Sale is affording, you better come tomorrow. But two more days remain. Note these:

Skirts, of gaberdine and Palm Beach cloth all sizes regularly $3, special each $1.95

Summer Dresses, of French linen, crepe cloth and awning stripe voiles, regularly $9.50 special each —$5.98

Special new Net Dresses, in white and fancy shades regularly $12.50 special, each .. —$7.50 (Third Floor

Special Values in Summer Silks

Wash Silks, 32 and 36 Inches wide assorted striped patterns of fast colors also tinted grounds with delicate floral patterns values to 69c the yard Sale Price, the yard 40e

59c

Children's Sandals, sizes 5

to 10 the pair (•Second Floor- -West Annex)

Summer Dresses, in fancy white and figured voiles regular $3.95 special each —$1.95

Summer Dresses, in voile, batiste and linen regularly $5.00 to $6.50 spealal each —$2.98

Norfolk Dresses, in tan and white linen regularly $4.50 special, each. —$1.95

New White Skirts, In gaberdine and pique all sizes regularly $2 special each —$1.00 —Main Building)

Imported Silk Shantung, 32 to.42 Inches wide a silk fabric of known durability launders beautifully suitable for waists, dresses, skirts, etc. speoial the yard 59c to $1.75 (Main Building—Second Floor)

Country- club here July 7 and 8, -promises! to be-' a notable one by reason of two principal 'addresses by Andrew J. Montague of Richmond, Va., who will 'make the. annual speech, tak(n^ as his subject "The Monroe Doctrine,' and by James H. Wilkerson, of Chicago, who will talk on "The Next Step in National Control of Corporations."

'illte.ma, park board member

11 Williams, park noara memoer. Mayox ,n .?Ar 11 Gossom also Is opposed to the beaches. view at ths Savoy too

Women's White Cotton. Union Suits, low neck, lace or tlgnt knee regular sizes regular 60c value Sale Price, the suit —29c

Women's White Lisle Union Suits, low neck, lace knee regular and extra sizes regular 65c value Sale Price, the suit —45c

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29c 69c

Hammocks, splendid to take along on a picnic good ones at 89c, others priced i^"| OK to from

$5.98 25c 19c

Lemon Squeezers, each 10c, 15c and lee Picks and Shavers, each 10c, 15c and

Auto Refrigerators, for icing cold drinks, to be had in two sizes at $2.50 and

Printed Batiste and Lace Cloth, 27 Inches wide large assortment of figured and floral patterns Sale Price, the yard 10o

Printed Flaxons, 27 inches wide permanent mercerized finish plain oolors and neat figured and floral patterns Sale Price, the yard 15e

WIIUIJIAMSPORT—Edward Wattles, 35, liveryman at Ambia, was fatally injured five miles north of here, when an automobile in which he was riding

IND1ANAPOE-IS—C. -P. Casanges, aj turned turtle, and died three hours former* resident of Indianapolis, has later. I^on Stevens sustained a broken been elected a memiber of the Greek ankle and Earl Turner and Byron Fix, parliament in recognition of his services in aiding the maintenance of Greek power in the province of Epirus at the time of the Balkan troubles.

all of juries.

Ambia, sustained serious in-

THE TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED PAGE Is the greatest real estate market of stern Illinois.

TBRRE HAUTE TRIBUNE

We Give and Redeem SURETY Coupons.

If Yon Are Going to Travel and Need

ANew Pair of Gloves

-Come straight to Root's for them! A splendid stock awaits your selections. Beiow we list several special values: 16 Button Silk Gloves patent finger tipped neatly embroidered patterns in white only special, the pair —$1.25 and $1.75 16 Button Milanese Silk Gloves patent finger tipped in white and black with self or contrast embroidered patterns special, the, pair *2.50 16 Button Silk Gloves^double tipped fingers in white only three rows of self-embroidery all sizes special, the pair 79c

You Should See What We Otter in

Sport and Outing Hats

—The Millinery Section is showing the very latest styles in Sport and Outing Hats. They are made of the wanted materials, including straw, silks and felts, each one beautifully tailored and designed all new and wonder-

fully attractive specially priced at -rOw t»U ^/.yV

(Third Floor—Main Building)'

Please Note These Special Values in Women's

Knit Underwear

Fourth of

2 Clasp Silk Gloves patent finger tipped in black, white and colors special, the pair —50c 2 Clasp Silk Gloves, patent finger tipped Paris point stitching in white and black special, the pair 75fc and $1.00 16 Button Silk Gloves patent finger tipped all colors special, the pair —$1.00 16 Button Silk Lisle Finish Gloves, in white only all sizes special, the pair 39c

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Women's White Cotton Vests, low or neck regular sizes regular 18c value Sale Price, two for —25c

Women's Cotton Union Suits, extra sizes regular 50c value Sale Price, the suit —39c

(Main Floor—West Aisle)

We Have Everything Needed For the

Fourth of July Picnic

—Our Basement Store can supply all the things needed for picnic comfort and convenience. Glance through the list below and see how well prepared we are to serve you.

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Paper Lunch Sets, 40 pieces, including 10 paper saucers, 10 spoons, 10 paper napkins and 10 lace 1

paper doilies, the set lv/L Paper Plates, 7 and 9 inoh A sizes special, the dozen TtO

Paper Napkins, special. a the dozen TrO Lace Paper Doilies, round or oval shapes, 12 in a package special, the package 2c, 3c, 5c and Ov

Lace Paper Doilies, 100 to a package, special, package lOL Tea Spoons, each JLl/

Table Spoons, each t'iKnives, at each I 1/

Forks, at

.ng cold

$4.00

each Ol/ Sterno Canned Heat very essential. for picnics can't explode or spill complete outfit with pan, sell at 50c. Extra cans of

heat at

(Basement—Main Building)

Many Are Attending the Reorganization

Sale of Wash Goods

Printed Organdies, Lace Cloth and Voiles, 36 to 40 Inches wide large assortment of patterns the newest creations in flprals and stripes beautiful color combinations values up to 39c ©ale Price, the yard 25o

10c

White Linen Suitings, 36 Inches wide wdven from smooth long fibre yarns beautiful quality In assorted weaves Bale Price, the yard —59c

New Tissue Gfnghamsi neat stripes and checks in assorted'colors also awning stripes Sale Price the yard —15c and 26c

Bilk Mull and Silk Crepes, 40 in. wide desirable floral patterns on white and tinted grounds 69c value, Sale Price, the yard —48c

(Seoond Floor—Main Building)

ing poison, and it is believed the act was prompted try her inability to advance school as fast as her girl friends. She left a note telling her father she was tired of living.

The Best Place to Shop, After All

Wabash Avenue Through to Ohio Street

SHADY GROVE NEWS.

By Special Correspondent., SHADV GROVE, J"d„ July li—Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Sparks announced "the birth of tw-iiis Tuesday, a boj- and a srn-1.

Tho two-y.-ar- old s• .f Mr. anil Mrs. SaniucI Rr.flisei seriousl.v injured his ncse in a fall while at pUiy.

The iure-y«?ar-oid son of lir. and Mrs. Hugh L( up suffered a hvoken arm in a iall from a barn loft. Jjitsdayi

Mr. and Mrs. Jairob .OJttanu are the proud parents of a bafcy boy. Mr. and Mrs. S. f'.MIlU-j ,inci Mr. and Mit. 1£ ii. Miller, of 21ankh.iMk. Ind.,

Toilet Articles Underpriced

Java Rice Face Powder, 9 y* the box OOC "Dorothy Vernon Talcum Powder 25c value Sale Price,, two cans for

S. V., B. Soul of Roses Toilet Water, regular 75c bottle JiCkg% Sale Price, the bottle

Good Items In

Ucwclry

Rings, women's finger rings, Tiffany set and some set with clusters many colors of stones regular $1.69 value Sale Price, each 50c

Rings one lot of flngs,-formerly from J3.50 to $7.50 Sale Price, each $2.00

Men's Lodge Rings, formerly $1.98 Sale Price, each —$1.00 Hat Pins, all the latest styles, including gold tops rose bud top3, the jet and seed pearls in a variety of colors special, the set of two, for —10o, 15c, 19c and 25c

Ear Ring* Cameo, Japanese Jade coral in all the latest French styles speoial, each —25c and 50c

Leather Bags, many shapes and styles colored linings coin purae and mirror trimmings special, each $1.00 (Main Floor—East Aisle)

Come Here For

RIBBONS

Moire Taffeta, 6% inches wide with satin edge in colors of white, lighe blue, maise, pink, black, green, nile and old rose special, the yard :-i

Moire Ribbon, 6^ inohes wide all colors good quality taffeta special for one day, the OQ_ yard *dO

Moire Taffeta, 5% inches wide all colors special the yard ilL

Ribbon red, white and blue ribbon for the 4th of July all widths from No. 1 to 12 to prices range from OL i.uL (Main Floor—Center Aisle)

See This New

NECKWEAR

(Quaker Collars, of organdie and voile colored edges and others embroidered spe- Of and CAn cial each

Days Remain Of Our Reorganization

25c

Armour's Buttermilk Soap 5c value Sale Price, two cakes for uv

Ingram's Milkweed Cream regular 50c value Sale Price, QQ*» the jar

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(Main Floor—East Aisle)

Going Out! Art Needlework

Stamped Huck Towels, floral and cross-stitched designs Sale Price, each 10c, 15c and 25c

Porch Pillow Tops made of creton,^burlap and linen a large selection to choose from special, each 25c, 39c and 69c

Children's Made Stamped Dresses in white, pink and blue special each 25c and 39c

Creton Luncheon Sets 19 pieces in shades of pink, blue and yellow regular $2.1'5 value Sale Price, each —$1.95

Stamped Pillow Slips, on good quality of muslin many patterns to select from regular 39c value Sale Price each 29c (Main Floor—East Aisle)

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Windsor Tie*, crepe Ombres, taffetas, satins, student in all the wanted shades striped crepes

25c10 75c

Ombre Neck Cords, with gold 3llde and tassel ends special each xUv (Main Floor—Center Aisle)

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Home Pride brand Boiled Ham, machine sliced, at the OAcounter, the pound

65c Combination Order 45c

Consisting of high-grade solid pack Tomatoes, Early June Peas and sweet, delicic«s Sugar Corn, assorted as yo0 like, six A Kg* cans for

Monarch Peanut Butter, in glass jars —24c, 15c and 10c Yellow Cling Peaches, in heavy syrup the Red Robe brand 25c value our price —17c

F. B. A. Laxative Health Biscuits, palatable, crisp, gentle in action 9 ounce package 23e

Paraffine, pure refined snow white, jellies and fruits covered with pure paraffine, never spoils large one pound package 9c

Klngsford Corn Starch the old reliable, two for —15c Jell-O the dessert powder in 7 different flavors three packages for 25c

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spciii Sunday at New Goehen, gm sts of Mrs. Martha Barbery. Mr. a:id .Mrs. Louis Miller were lje\v:s, Ind., Saturday adornor-n.

Mr. and Mrs. S. C. lClli-»lt spent Saturday aitetnoon at Klackhuwk. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Alex B'sard v/ere at Farmersburg, Ind., Friday afternoon.

Mr. anil Mrs, Tillman J^urtis and ohilcli.cn v. ore at j.-'imento, Ind.. .Tiiiirsclay. A!:-, and M.:* H. H. Bramtn, jf. Kokomr.. Hie!., wore here rhe first the \v6ek.

Mr. and Mrs. John Dietz and children siient Saturday an Simd-iy at SpeiiCf i, Ind.. 1he guests lit.- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gedrg-s Moon.

Mr. fih'd Mrs. Claude Lining.- of Le\Vjs, ]nd., spcnt'-Sunday with AIt. and .Mis. John Myers.

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STAUNTON BOY SURPRISED.

By Special Correspondent. STAUNTON, lrid., Julv 1-^lrost.er Lecrard'was given a surprise dinner in hi'i-or of liis lirthday nt hi-j iivine near here. Tnosc i.re sent cre Ir. and Mrs. •Valter Finloy, iMr. and .ivlr.i. George •Uil'nams, ilr. :nd A!rs. Charles LOji-

a!i»J .Mrs. William '7. Lynn, Air

Nut^el, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lcfc

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CLOSED MONDAY FOR THE FOURTH -—As the Fourth of July comes on Sundav this year our store will be closed for business ALL DAY on Monday, July the 5th. We are open Saturday from 8:30 a. m. to 9p.m. JWH

Let the Stars and Stripes Wave

On The Glorious Fourth

—If you haven't a flag come to The Root Store tomorrow Or Saturday and sec these Flag Sets and Separate Flags. There are:

Flag Sets consisting of one fast colored flag complete with pointed staff rope, halyard and flag holder same as shown in a

4x6 ft. flag, the set 5x8 ft. flag.- the set

Fast colored small Flags, smooth staffs with gilt spear tops: 8xj2 in. size price, each.V/

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size price, each

16x24 in. size price, each" —10c

Moth proof, fast colored bunting Flags, canvas „back .stay and metal grofnets reinforced centers: ,'%V. 3x 5 ft. size 4x 6 ft. size 5x 8 ft. size 6x10 ft. size

$1.2$ $i.6$ $2.$0 $3.00

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8x12 ft. size 10x15 ft. size 12x18 ft. size

For Summer Wear, Light, Fluffy Hair Switches and Transformations

—Our experts will dress your hair in a cool, comfortable style, without charge, .with whatever purchase you make. Here are a few pc.rticularly interesting specials:

Switches, of light fluffy hair, 22 inches long, now $2.25 Switches, of light fluffy hair 24 inches long now —$2.75

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A Special 4th of July Sale in

Our Pure Food Grocery

—Fill up the Fourth of July picnic baskets with Root "Goodi^J^ from the Grocery Store. Note the offerings we make for Friday:

40c Boiled Ham 29c

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$1.19 $r.59

jf:'i?—$ $.00

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Ohio. St. Annex, '2nd Floor

ransformations,

hair, now

of light fluffy

jjf 5 $3.95

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r-si 33c Butter 29c

'Wadley's pure Creamery ButIV' ter, the best quality for the table the pound

29c

Potatoes

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New Potatoes, home white cobblers, the peck £OC

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Old Potatoes, fancy Michigan Burbank potatoes the peck JL^C

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Fancy Solid Pack Whole No nffiOF ork Tomatoes, "None Such" bra-' ifor table use dozen cans $1.79, h&IO$

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dozen cans 92c, can Green Gage or Egg Plums "N Such" brand extra fancy qual/ dozen cans $3.40 half dozen $1.68 can

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Shepp's Cocoanut, long sHilfeirded: in sanitary packages 35c siie 29c' 20c size 16c, 10c size 8o

Rice, finest whole head Jip ricethree pounds for 20c the pound 8c Lard, Jelke'3 100 per cent pure lard large tins $1.45 medium tins __ 4ge

Hot Shot Relish in 26 ounce jars special at fg,!

vlary EIl«:n Mille.-, Mrs. Lau. HtfKoHaute, Mrs. Prutla LoW 3 Call Hunson and sons of Ura/P Mrs. Mattie Cray, Brazil, Mrs. Mary Leonard, Mrs. William Leonard an/s Rajnciu, Mrs. Minnie Wood«« ^«, Haute, Misses Alice Gammon,

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