Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 July 1915 — Page 8

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DEEP AUTO MYSTERY SOLVED BY THE POLICE

Doctor McCall Reports Everything Cleared Up But Bill for New Batteries.

This Is a story about a lost automobile or rather two lost automobiles. It happened right in Terre Haute. The storm is blamed for the story.

While Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Wilcox were in the Grand opera house during the storm, their Studebaker roadster stood outside in all the downpour. After the show the doctor found that the car wouldn't start so he went home and telephoned to Garrigus' garage to get the car on Cherry street.

About the same time the Wilcox car refused to start, Dr. James McCall was entertaining a friend from Illinois at dinner at Hotel Demlng. which also is on Cherry street. The friend's Studebaker also got wet and it also wouldn't run. Dr. McCall called Richey's garage and told them to haul the machine in. "And," said Dr. McCall, "you can just over haul it and put in new batteries."

Richey's alert men hurried to Cherry street. Near the Grand they found a Studebaker roadster and hauled it away to the garage. It didn't look like it needed over hauling and new batteries, but they did it any way.

An hour later detectives were on the trail trying to locate the man who stole Wilcox's car. In the police barn there was an unclaimed Studebaker roadster with an Illinois license. The trail was hot and the detectives were sure the culprit would be brought to the bar of Justice 'ere night.

Then the garage men got together. The cars were identified, returned to their owners, and Dr. McCall is awaiting for the first of the month to bring around a bill for overhauling someone •tee's car.

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is picture of absolutely universal appeal. And it tells Us own story, too. Captions are quite unnecessary. "The Island of Regeneration" closes its all too orief engagement tonight.

The experiment of reviving half a dozen of the Fox film features at the Grand has been successfully tried our. Every one of the pictures has drawn paying houses. Kven on Wednesday, when the terrific storm cut clown th. afternoon attendance to those whe had gathered before the downpour, the night crowds made "Kreutzer Sonata" cne of the money makers of the engagement. "The Nigger" again repealed with jrroflt to all concerned yesterday. This was the third engagement of this film within a very short time. Today "The Thief," with Dorothy Donnelly, will wind up the Fox series of revivals. Miss Donnelly was the original Madame in America, thougn Madame Bernhardt created the role in France and also played it in this country. Madame Simone and Margaret TUington appeared in the big city production of "The Thief," but the play ha been done by nearly every repertoire and stock company in the country It has also been done on the pitcher and bowl circuit with four peoplo and trunk full

"For King and Country," a six-reel romanco of Servia, with royal personages mixed in intrigue and warfare, is being shown at the Savoy. Princess Ruspoli, who conies by her title honestly, so to say, Impersonates a princess, and A. A. Capozzi, thp Carlylo Blackwell of Italy is the Prince Sergius. Saturday's double Dill includes "The Lute of the Yukon," a three-reel thriller, and a Charley Chaplin comedy. "The Juggernaut" conies buck to the Varieties Saturday.

Mary Kuller will be the star In "The Little White Violet." at the Princess Sunday.

One reel of athletic action will be shown on every program at the Savoy nf.\t week. These pictures will show champions in all classes making records at Broad Ripple, Ind.

Ford Sterling is the comedy star a.t tho Oi-pheum today. He is shown in "Court Horse Crooks." a two-reel Keystone, its first run here. Sundav's fp?tture is "The Fakir," a two-part Domino, with Walter Edwards and Rhec Mitchell.

"Whom the Gods Would Destroy," a three-reel feature, with Joseph

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Richard Buhler, who played Ben Hur for a season or two, piu Miss Dor-nrlly in the film version of "The Thief."

"The Dictator," the Richard Hardixig Davis romance, which was successful as a comedy, is now a film and comc« to the American today for a two days' stay. The picture was made in Cuba. It was one of the reason's. successes at the Strand, In New York.

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film form Mr. Davis' story is light]} treated. It is a fast moving screen farce, by all accounts. In the catit are: John Barrymore Charlotte Ives, Ruby Hoffman. Ivan Simpson, Waiter Craven, Robert Broderick, Esther Lycn, Harry West, Mario Majerlno and Thomas AleGrain.

King Baggot is still the one best bet of tho Imp studios, when it cornea to filming a romantic drama. "The Marble Heart." which was shown at the Princess Thursday, was Lhelved by evc?i the old-time "legit" stars about the time "The Lady of Lyons" passed into the discard. As a film proposition, how, ever, "The Marble Heart"' is still serviceable. for the Imp people have made a very attractive photo-play out of It. The earlier rcenes showing the sculptor's studio scenes with real works of art on display, are especially well put on. When the sculptor permits himself to be trifled with bv the mercenary marble-hearted Marco, the drama becomes a bit mushy. Mr. Bagpot, both as the ancient and the modern sculptor, is at all times the dominating figure. Jane Fearnley do»s some excellent work as Marco, the lady with the rrarble heart.

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Lilie Leslie, Rosetta Brice and Georrre Spencer, is the film headliner at the Crescent today.

The Crescent program for next week includes soir.o re-l?pues of Biograph succesres diicctod by D. W. Grifilth.

TERRE HATTTEA1TS RELEASED.

Twelve Pay Fines and Are Freed When Terms Expire. Twelve Terre Haute men conjvicted in the recent election cases have paid the $10 fines assessed against them and on the expiraUon of their ninety day sentences Friday were to quit the Indianapolis jaiL They are Harry Barker, Harley Frazee, Harry Forbeck, Thomas Harley, Lester Hull, Paul Hune, John Kaney, Frank Lockwood, Charles S. Miller, Jess Powell, Claude Patton and William Taylor.

Five others had not paid their fines, and if they cannot raise the money they will have to remain in Jail for another thirty days. These are Fred Piker, Thomas McCarty, Ernest Silvers, Oscar Surratt and George Kintz.

Silvers, who is a locomotive engineer, petitioned District Attorney Dailey for his freedom, promising to work and pay his fine. It had to b3 denied, because Dailey has no power to release him.

ROAD BONDS ACCEPTED.

"Word was received Friday by County Treasurer Dailey that J. H. Wild and company, of Indianapolis, would accept the bonds for the improvement of the Thompson road in Riley township and the money would be forwarded immediately. The bonds were sold for $11,200 and a premium of $12.10 accrued interest,

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE

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Your Eyes Examined Free as Before

Tilings That

Men Need

At Pleasing Prices

$2.00 Pajamas 98c

Back Home to Stay

Big Bargains in Millinery Saturday

Choice of 150 trimmed hats Saturday, values up to $6.00 .$1.00

Choice of 50 trimmed hats Saturday, values up to $10.00 $2.00

Genuine Panamas, Saturday $1.00 Children's hats 25c

After being located at the American Theater Bldg. and above the Collins Co. for the last eight months, Dr. Frederick Von Binzer, eyesight specialist and optometrist, has come back to the Lederer-Feibelman Co.

Special for Saturday, our opening day, guaranteed gold filled frames and lenses, $1.95

So cool and comfortable—a restful loaflng garment on warm evenings. High-grade garments, such as 12. & W. and B. V. D. brands of Clarence Whittman soisette, crepe, madras and long cloth, trimmed in silk braid and frogs all colors and sizes every one perfect $2.00 values on sale

EXTRA I EXTRA! 300 Men's Negligee Shirts with military and plain collars to match or attached of fine percale, corded madras and ponse.a brand new this season'3 goods all glees values up to 75c on sale

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Flowers, per bunch 10c

One hundred pair ladies' and misses' shoes, low quarter and half shoes, black and tan some exceptional values Queen Quality shoe3 stainped up to $4.00 sizes are small, 1 to 3^. but wonderful values, 9^*/* Saturday, pair

LEDERER FEIBELMAN CO.

One lot Anchor Opaque Window Shades, 3 ft. wide, 7 ft. long,

good green cloth on Improved self-acting spring roller, guar

Saturday

Saturday Big Poultry Sale

Fancy, full dressed, home killed Spring Chickens, 1 to 2 pounds,

a pound Fancy fat Young Hens, full dressed, home killed, 2% to 4 pounds at, special the pound

20c Sugar Cured Bacon 13c

400 squares fancy wrapped Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, 1% to 4 pounds sold by the square only at, a pound

25c Fancy Full Cream Cheese at 17

Longhorn brand fancy full Cream Cheese, none better sold for an 2 5 on a

15c and 25c Pare Fine Grape Juice 10c and 17c

Absolutely pure unfermented Grape Juice, made from fresh, ripe Concord grapes full 16 ounce pint bottles regular 25c, special, a bot- 1 A tie 17c full 8 ounce half pint bottle, regular 15c, for JLvIC

Saturday afternoon and evening, four tall cans Pet Milk for Three tins oil sardines 10c, large mustard sardines, boneless mackerel or kippered herring, choice two cans for

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TO THE PUBLIC—Dr. Yon Binzer will be found at the old stand. All work done by the doctor is guaranteed by us. Your money back for all optical work not satisfactory. Respectfully

$2.50 to $4 Silk Parasols at $1.87

Just received three hundred

beautiful Summer Dresses, made

of flowered voile in two very clever new styles sizes for

misses 16 and 18 and women 36 to 44, and are worth d*"| QO $5 choice Saturday at A•OO

Another choice assortment of

Summer Wash Dresses for women and misses, over 200 in the lot, in about a dozen very pretty styles stripes, ohecks and flowered voiles, lawns and crepe worth every bit of $3.00

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All 50c Wash Goods and Printed Voiles, go at, yard All Mosquito Netting, black, white and colored, the 6c yard quality, go at, yard

,98c

choice Saturday at

Window Shades

19c

anteed to roll, 30c value.

EXTRA SPECIAL SATURDAY BARGAIN BULLETI—THIRD FLOOR

29c 19c

13c

25c 15c

All 25c White Goods and Dimities, about 2,000 yards in the lot, go at, yard All 25c Wash Goods, Poplins and Printed Crepes go at, yard 10c Apron Ginghams, the genuine Amoskeag brand, every yard stamped, go at, yard. $1.50 All Silk Crepe de Chine, full 42 inches wide, all colors, go at, yard 8 l-3c Double Width Percales, light and dark, go at, yard 8 l-3c American Calicoes, Indigo Blue, from Albrecht-s stock, cut right from the bolt, at, yd.

Saturday Only

An offering that is most opportune, for right at the threshold of summer we offer about 950 of

the prettiest Parasols of the season at the low

est price ever quoted for such a gathering of beauty, both in coloring and styles. They're

made of splendid grade taffetas and satins,

in new black and white striped and checked effoott, changeable taffeta and plain oolored satins,

bell shapes, shirred styles, plain shapes, etc.,

with ribbon borders or insertions, in every desirable color ana color combination, also parasols of rich black moire silk. Some are hemstitched, mostly all have gilt ribs. A great selection of handles of plain and carved mission, black ebonIzed and natural wood, with silk tassels. Some are worth $2.50, the greater part $3 and $4, now all in one great lot at

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Two very clever new taffeta Silk Skirts in plain black and black and white stripe shirred yoke misses' and.women's sizes other stores ask $7.50 our low prices for Saturday are

$3.98 and $4.98 Wash Skirts

$1.00 white and colored A Wash Skirts /xI/C $1.50 white linon Wash Skirts OJ/C $2.00 white ratine and pique Wash Skirts I C* $2.50 white ratine d»-| and pique Wash Skirts I

Other beautiful skirts at special reductions.

Some New Trunks and Bags. Floor Samples from the Belber Shop. All new, clean goods Trunks

Big, roomy, light-weight box trunks, full brass trimmed, fibre bound basswood slats on top, bottom and sides extra brass bumpers and dolla cowhide straps, four hinges and good lock neatly lined and deep two compartment trays 88 and 40 taoh size worth $10.00. QO Saturday, ohoice

Bags

Cowhide, whale and walrus grain Traveling Bags, 18 Inch size leather lined, brass trimmed, good lock and clasps high sewed JTf? corners and worth up to $7.60. Saturday

SOAP AND STARCH

American Family, Flake White, Magio White, Fels Naptha or Sweetheart soap, choice four "I bars for XtlV

10c

Three pounds lump staroh EXTRA SPECIALS

One pound package corn staroh Old Reliable coffee, steel cut or whole bean, a'pack- OQp age *(Uv

Jinx, the great all 'round cleaner removes grease, paint, ink, fruit stains, etc. does not injure the hands use it for cleaning anything in large 2 pound tins, a tin

Be sure to try it. WINDOW SCREENS Adjustable hardwood window screens, 80x37 inches, each 3oc 2Sx 37 at 29c, 24x33 for 23c and 18x:i3, each

FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1918.

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Albrecht Bankrupt Stock Sale Continued Saturday

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Saturday Flyers

Ladies' Pure White Lisle Finish Union Suits—lace or tight knee, 35c value, at

17c

Men's black and white salt and pepper Shirts and Drawers, the mechanic's favorite always worth 25c on sale ...

121c

Mothers, buy school pants now. All wool, pure worsted Knee Pants, and every word true the best you ever saw sizes 4 to 10 only bloomer «tyle the kind you would pay 75o for on *,,*' sale

29c

EXTRA EXTRA

Children's Hose, lxl ribbed medium weight either white or black all sizes 6 to 9Vi the best 10c grade on sale, pair

,5c

LOc grade on

New Taffeta Silk Skirts In Two New Styles They are worth double

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EXTRA SPECIALS

Self-sealer, pint size, dozen

12 lc

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6o rolls 7 ounce white crepe toilet paper at two rolls for

Twelve boxes 6o matches 1 for 36c, or live boxes for .... J.clV/ Screen door hinges, a pair

.v.*7c 45c 35c

Wax sealer Mason fruit jars, half gallon, dozen ....

SUGAR 8PECIAL

Saturday evening from 6 till 10 only, five pounds granulated sugar for

30c

Not sold to children.

25c Jars pickled ehow, plains sweet mixed pickles, a Jar

18c

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onions, chcw mixed or sour

15c