Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 August 1915 — Page 3

•JESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1915.

v-UT Of TOWN BUYERS

FIND MANY BARGAINS

I Suburban Day's Popularity Based TTp%J

on duality of Goods Offered, and This Will Be Maintained.

Merchants of Terre Haute who through Suburban Day have 'succeeded in bringing to the local stores reat amount of the trade of the surounding trade, were practically ready fuesday for Wednesday's event. More iargalns and better ones are promised h* buyers, and a continuance of fair leather is expected to bring large jrowds from the community surroundhg the city

Suburban Day will again have an jdded feature this week. Dollar Day, vhich means that there will be scores if bargains offered at the price of one jollar, will also be observed and the advantages it will offer are numerous, stealers have gone carefully through heir stocks and have marked down to be dollar many articles which on any jther day than Suburban Day would firing much more. These bargains are lot to be confused with shopworn pods, say merchants. It is not their ,!an to shift to the country buyer «tock that ordinarily would have to sold at reduced prices in order to love It. The wares offered are new, iip-to-date and worth much more than Jthe price asked. "We could not afford to pass out nhop worn, out-of-date goods to the untry buyer," said one merchant.

We have spent the summer in an ideavor to prove to the suburban ^topper that Terre Haute stores are iie logical places to purchase their ipplies of all kinds. We have won confidence of buyers by furnishing yal bargains, good goods, at fair rices, and it is not our intention to lestroy this confidence by offering mything that will not stand upon its nerits. When the out-of-town buyer cities to Terre Haute to do his or her hopping he wants to know that he fits his money's worth. We are guaranteeing that ne does get his money's j„rth, and more."

LETTEBTTELLS OF STOBM.

A story of the great storm in Galves^n. Tex., is told in a letter written 4.st week by Norman liirKlley, formerly of Terre Haute, ROW with the quarter-master's department of the United States army.' to his daughter, Miss Norma Bindley. The letter gives an idea of the power and sweep of \fhe storm which cost a number of lives in Texas. •,

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"SETS-IT"—Moihing Else—"fiefs" Corns

2-irst Class Druggists Recommend It

i»-Look

out for "corn remedies" which

are made up to resemble "GETS-IT" in either name or package. There is onlV one "GETS-IT." Its name is G-E-T-S—I-T. Watch the spelling. Evprv druggist in the country sells "GETS-IT," because the millions of people demand it. Progressive, firstclas§~ druggist-* know there's nothing just as good."

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Saw Anything Act So

Quickly and Magically as 'Gets-It!' What's the use .wasting time and money on the old methods of trying to remove corns? "GETS-IT" Is the only new way of removing them without fail. It's the only new principle corn remover sold. It's the jbiggest selling corn-cure ever known, because there's no corn or callus among the millions of feet in the world that "GETS-IT" will not remove—there's no escape. "GETS-IT" Is the com-mon-sense, simple, sure way. It does away with greasy ointments, salves, pads, cotton rings, harnesses, knives, scissors, razors, flies and the limping and the painful pigon-toe walk of so many corn-pestered people. All you do Is put 2 drops' of "GETS-IT" on— the corn is doomed to go. There's no pain, no trouble, no changing shoes because of corns. Be sure it's "GETSIT." You'll waste money on substitutes. "GJCTS-IT" Is sold by druggists everywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent direct by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.

Your Child's Sight

should be a most important consideration. Many children are handicapped In school or subjected to petty nervous or ohyslcal Ills by the effects of lnsperfr.ct vision.

No "Drugs or Drops"

aire used by us In our "Suppression Method of Rretlsht Testing ." Tht« I*

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Void of finessing

Consult us now. about your own or your child's eyes.

W. Callahan & Company

-JV. Optometrists and Opticians. ri: MXK Wabash Ave, Terra Haute, lad. 'Over SI nicer SewtaB Machine Store. I

THE WATER WOBKS TENNIS COURT

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Is Free to the Public

Telephone 213 for Reservations

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DECLARES BE WHS "SHOT TO PIECES"

Terre Haute Man Says He Had Tliat "Tired Feeling" All the Timei

RESTORED TO GOOD HEALTH BY MASTER REMEDY, TANLAC

Louis Tienyer, Local Carpenter, Says Premier Remedy Made Him Feel Like a Boy.

Louis Tienyer, a carpenter, who liven at 1558 South Eighteenth street, this city, is one of the hundreds of Terre Haute men and women who hav found relief from their illness by the use of Tanlac, the Master Medicine. Mr! Tienyer said: "I was all shot to pieces before 1 began taking Tanlac. I had indigestion in a very severe form, my liver was out of order and my kidneys were affected. I didn't enjoy what ate. Nothing seemed to taste just right. My stomach would become bloated after eating, and I had to suffer for the slightest indiscretion in my diet "My liver was inactive. I had' a bad taste in my mouth. My tongue was coated. I was dizzy and had that 'tired feeling.' My kidneys were irregular, which annoyed me greatly. 1 had pains in my. sides and back. "I also had catarrh of the head. My nose was stopped up. I sniffled a great deal and went about all the morning hawking' and expectorating. "Friends who had been relieved by Tanlac advised me to take the mcdicine. I never had better advice. I began improving with the first dose, it seemed. My appetite reappeared, and I began enjoying ,my food. Gradually I became so I could eat, almost anything without bad after effects. My liver became active and my kidneys regular. The pains in my back and sides disappeared. The catarrhal symptons were conquered. "Now I feel better than I have for years. In fact, I f4el like a boy again. I am ambitious and energetic. Tanlac has proved a wonderful medicine in my case, and I'm only too glad to recommend it."

Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is now being introduced in Terre Haute at the Buntin Drug Co., where W. R. Cooper, the Tanlac Man, is explaining the new remedy.

PICK TEACHING CORPS FMBHIESSSMtS

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Commercial Colleges ilfraw Many Young People to This City— Open Next Week.

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Terre Haute's two business colleges —Brown's and the Wabash—announced Monday that they would open their fall terms next Monday, August SO. Both anticipate from th« correspondence they have had from prospective pupils that the enrollment this year will be larger than at any timevin the past.

In announcing the opening for the Brown's business college, C. I. Brown, principal, said: "The faculty for the coming year will be the same as that of the past two years. We have a strong force of commercial teachers, practical men and women—teaching r^al, live subjects."

Mr. Brown, principal, has had fourteen years' experience as teacher of Gregg: shorthand and office appliances. C. P. Beaier has had Ave yerfVs' exp perience as teacher of accounting and business system.

Mrs. C. I. Brown Is one of the best teachers of stenotypy. the shorthand machine. Miss Whitaker has had six years' office work and teaching. "We are expecting a larger enrollment than ever this year," said M. P. Akres. one of the superintendents of the Wabash Commercial university, established by him in Terre Haute 20 years ago. He announced the day term of the school would open next Monday and the night term the following Monday night, September 5. The teaching forces will be as follows

J. W. Hurst, bookkeeping Miss Flora Powell, shorthand: Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Akers. superintendents and teachers in all departments.

Mr. Hurst is ah addition to the forre this year and he is highly praised by Mr. Akers. "We are planning to try out some new ideas in our teaching of the touch typewriting system," Mr. Akers said. "We have taught the touch system for years but this new method will be worked out a little more in detail. The pupils will be blindfolded and given tests so it can be ascertained exactly what they can do."

CLIFFORD COMPILES DATA.

Calls on All Concerns for Figures Concerning Plants. An effort was being made Tuesday by E. H. Clifford of che Chamber of Commerce to compile in a card index the data and statistics concerning all the prominent business houses and manufacturies in the city. To this end he was sending to each a card whl?h he expects will be returned to him with the requested information. He asks for the amount of the capital stock, the number of employes, the amount of the pay roil, the class of work, and to what markets the finished product is sent. -O

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I Cb« Root Dry Goods Co

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Icc Tea

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The teaching force is as follows: C. I. Brown, principal, English, sales| manship and law C. P. Beaier, bookkeeping. penmanship and correlative subjects Mrs. C. I. Brown, stenography and typewriting Miss Estora Whitaker. shorthand and office training W. R. Harris, shorthand and business system Miss Julia Smith, office secretary.

I Butterick Patterns

Second Floor

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TERSER.®

Fried Spring Chicken, "Country Style Roast Veal with Dressing

Snow Flaked Potatoes New Lima Beans

Apricot Pie Maple Nut

Sixth Floor

Choice

Vanilla, Choice Milk

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Come as Early as Possible to they

Sale of Women's Blouses

LOT 1—Two hundred and fifty (250) Lingerie Tub Silk Blouses the regular selling price has been $1.00 on Wednesday,

LOT 2—One table of Crepe de Chine, \Lingerif knd Linen Blouses the regular selling /|k f\f a be $ 3 5 0 a $ 2 9 5 I I I I I Wednesday, sale price •.

LOT 3—One table of Crepe de Chine Blouses that

(Third Floor—Mam Building)

A Special Suburban Day Sale of

Embroideries and Laces

Swiss and Cambric Flouncing 13 inches wide large eyelet patterns regular 25c and 29c values special, yard

19c

All-over Embroidery, 20 inches wide very dainty floral patterns: embroidered on swiss regu- Q-, lar 29c value special, yard -LJ/t/

Swiss Insertions beautifully embroidered in floral and conventional designs from 1 to 2H inches wide values up to 35c the yard special, the yard

15c

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open a Charge^ Account.

We Are Exclusive Agents for CHICKERING PIANOS.

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Wednesday, August 25, 1915

with Cream Gravy

Venice Edges, in white and cream, in to 1 inch 1 ftr widths yard At/V O mLIV

Armenian Lace Edge* in and 1-3 inch widths: large asaort:nent of patterns special, the yard OC

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Going-away People Should Attend the

Special Sale of Trunks

—If your vacation has been delayed and now you are readj- to go, except for a good trunk, come to the store tomorrow and save 20 per cent on your purchase.

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On sale tomorrow in our

Baggage Section. Marked this way: $ 6.50 Trunks for $ 5.00 $ 7.50 Trunks for $ 5.98 $10.00 Trunks for $ 7.50 $15.00 Trunks for $13.50 $18.00 Trunks for $15.00 1 (Basement)

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Candied Sweet Potatoes $ Sliced Tomatoes

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Apricot Pie a la mode Strawberry Ice Cream*?

Coffee

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They Must Go! All Our Summer Wash Dresses Formerly Priced as High as $5.95

Choice^ Wednesday for $1

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My! The material alone is worth more than $1.00. Worn erf will come and buy them for house dresses and save the 'time, labor and cost of making. Suburban Day hustlers— we tell you frankly—will have the best chance! Choice of any Wash Dress in the Store, formerly selling up as high as $5.95, choice, each

price of, each '. .(Third Floor—Main'Building)

Tomorrow Is Surburban iDay at Root's

Make This Your First Stopping and Shopping Place

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Up to $10.00 Wool Dresses for $1.00

It is the same case here—a final Summer Clearance of Wool Dresses that have sold up as high as $10 each. Out they go tomorrow, Wednesday, for the very low 1 1

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$1.00

.Women's "Onyx" Silk Lisle Hose

Pair 21c-

—'Again for Suburban Day, tomorrow, we offer the well known No. B-489 "Onyx" I Silk Lisle Hose in all sizes,

black only sale *4 I price, the pair

For Women pure Silk Hose,

ISale

well-known make black only regularly $1.00 the pair £50/» Price, the pair Ot/C (Main Floor—West Aisle)

Silk Shadow All-Overs, 40 inches wide in white, cream a.id hlack small and medium designs sceci*l

Huck Towels Dozen

—Cotton Huck Towels size 18x36 inches soft and absorbent woven red borders of fast color hemmed ends, best ioc quality Suburban Day special,

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116-Button $1.00 Silk Gloves Pair 79c

—Women's 16 button length Silk Gloves a well-known $ make assorted sizes in colons of pongee, gray, tan, navy, pihk and king's blue special for" Suburban Day, $ $ tomorrow, the $

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Credit Office, Fourth Floor. 7^1 Household Club Plan. SstMtohdr i'm

We have prepared for another large day of shoe selling. .^Tomorrow morning, Wednesday, at nine" o'cloek we place on sale 300 pairs of Women's High shoes in patent and kid leathers, with cloth or kid to^s and Cuban or Louis heels in sizes 2 to 7. These good shoes sell regularly for $2'50, $3 and $3.50 on sale tori morrow, no exchanges, approvals or mail orders the pair for

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Wabash Avenue Through to Ohio Street

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We Give and Redeem SURETY COUPONS.

Suburban Day Sale of 300 Pairs of Women's High Shoes That Sell Up to $3.50

Pair*: $1.98

j$l Warner Corsets TQp 1

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In Sizes 19 to 28

5 —The well-known "Warner" Corset for the slender and average figure made of good quality batiste embroidery trim- $ meil across top heavy hook below front clasp two pair of hose supporters, all sizes from 19 to 28 regularly?

Sr.oo special .... (Third Floor—Main Building)

72x90 Bleached Sheets—3 for $1.00

—On Wednesday we shall offer thesfe 72x90 incht seamed Sheets full bleached extra fine quality of selected cotton regular 39c value special three for r--1 (Second Floor—Main" Building)

Brown Muslin, 36 inches wide, exr tra line quality very sol't, smooth finish reguliir 7Mc vftliie, sale price, twenty yards

5 for

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Suburban Day Offers These Chances to Save on Yard Goods

$1.00

^1"' Zephyr Ginghams, 32 incshes wide 5 in the new Fall patterns: extra fine $ quality regular 15c value Iftl $ special, yard l.md 2 K/.

|r Children's Dresses in a Sale at

A Sale of Children's'50c Rompers*®

Sale Price, 3 for $1.00

25c Eggs 22c

Selected fresh Country "EggsT packed one dozen in a carton: none delivered special

dozen

'cdnesday, Suburban Day, we offer Children's Rompers, rials of crepe, ripplette and percale (jh^ «8^MU

—On in material $ tight or loose knee regular 50c value sale price, three for (Second Floor—Main Biiilding)

Special Sale of Groceries

30c Bacon 18c

The "Banquet" brand cf fancy sugar cured Breakfast Bacon, sliced the pound for.

18c

22c

Royal Baking Powder

One pound can of Royal liaking Powder for 43c. Half pound can of Royal Baking Powder

23c

^Wednesday—Special Sale

(Worth up to $1.50)

•^Choice for

Floor- (Basement—Main Building)

Place to Shop, After All

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Crepe Flaxons 27 and 36 inches wide in desirable patterns of stripes and figures regular 25c and 35c values special, the yard ,'t^Wv

Silk Charmiruss,'40 indlies '.vide splendid range of light and dark colors regular $2.00 and $li75 value special, yard (Second Floor—Main Building)

The LittlellPriee of «39c I

—One lot of Children's Dresses in sizes 2 to 6 years ^ill be $ offered Wednesday at LESS than regular price. Made of light and dark color ginghan^ and,percale in all the newv a styles, regularly 59c: special, each O^C i/ (Second Floor^—Main Building) vwwy/w7Wwwww///wwww/////ww///yww///w/y//w//ww/«ww/iW*«'/w/.

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72c Sugar 62c

With a 50c order of other groceries 10 pounds of pure Granulated Sugar for only \JmiE

ounce bottle of Catsup for

Enamel Ware

—The Housewares Section offers Suburban Day shoppers one lot of large pieces of Enameled Ware, including Combinets, Dish Pans, Covered Roasters, Tea Kettles and A A Coffee Pots values up to $1.50 while it lasts, 5 vour choice for

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Pure Lard*'?

Simon Pure Lard small pall special Wednesday QP_ for Owv

Note These

1 near-quart Mason Jar of I PSour or Sweet Pickles IvC 1 near-quart Mason Jar

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Apple Butter for A5/V 1 regular 26c seventfljen

14c

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