Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 October 1915 — Page 3

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1915.

TERRE HAUTE HOUSE HAVING DRESS-UP WEEK

Numerous Improvemenes Under Way Under the Direction of Manager William A. Fowler.

Dress-Up week has hit the Terre Haut© house. W. A. Fowler, the new manager of the Wabash avenue hotel, Thursday started an anny of painters and decorators on the attack and the tipper floors of the house present a busy scene.

The reception room on the second flpor has been rearranged and tlie en tire floor Is being redecorated. The wood work Is being enameled white while the walls qnd ceilings are being decorated in delicate white and green, Every room Is being redecorated with wall paper In new French effects and the appearance of the house has been wonderfully altered.

New plumbing and newly enameled bath tub# are replacing the old furnishing* In the bath rooms. Carpeting* of BOlld red are being laid on the parlor® and rooms and r.ew hard floors are being put In the sample rooms and other conveniences added for the traveling salesman.

Mr. Fowler announced Friday that new service had been started in the dining room and cafe and hereafter special attention will be paid to Sunday luncheons and Sunday evening dinners. A business men's noon lunch will also be one of the features of the dining room.

Mr. Fowler paid: "Everything points to a big increase in the- number of traveling men on the road. In fact business for the month so far showa Hn increase of Ilfty per cent, over last yeer."

MINERS PLAN RESCUE MEET.

Dr. A. F. Knoefel Goes to Bicknell to Discuss Program for Event. Or. A. F. Knoefel, president oi' the American Mine Safety association, went to Bicknell, Ind., Friday afternoon to confer with the committee there on the arrangements for the mine rescue meet to be held in Bicknell, Oct. 150. Or. Knoefel will be in charge of the meet. Teams from all parts of the state will compote for the prizes in first aid and rescue work.

WENT FOR SHIRTWAIST.

Police Thought She Wanted to Tarry a While. Two women, Horn. Siioltz and Kva. Thomas, were in Police Court Friday charged with -Hfatutory offense. They were arretted at 201 Chestnut street. They were fined $50 and given thirty days in Jail. The Sholtz woman said that she had loaned the Thomas girl a shirtwaist and went to get it. While at the house she was arrested. She denied that she intended remaining at the house.

$30 Normal Heaters, $21

BEAT THIS IF YOU CAN.

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Charles Chaplin has turned respectable. In "Shaim huied," the two-reel KasaMHY comedy, in which he Is seen at (lie foreseent, Mr. Chaplin' Is KUilty of none of the "violations of the minor nropricl lew," as Mr. Percy Hammond express* It, which made his early screen efforts seein coarse, to say the least. The most popular of our scraeti comics is funnier than he ever was in this very recent Kssftiuiy production, and while he Is acrobatically active he keeps well within the bounds of decencv. Mr. Chaplin is an assistant cook on a ship in this film and he washes dishes in the soup tureen, feeds the captain with soap, and cuts all

Name oil Our Book Is a Satisfaction to Yourself, a Compliment to Us

Its being there assures you honest value, courteous consideration and prompt attention in up-to-tlie-minute clothing., both for women and men.

Make Our Ledger Your Bank Book

Make a small payment down and a little each week or month as you get paid, just as though you were putting so many dollars in the bank. At the same time you are paying you arc enjoying the comfort of clean-cut, up-to-date wearing apparel.

We surely appreciate it if your name appears on our ledger. It proves to us that our clothing meets with your approval, that our business method of honest values, consideration a-nd service are above those of any other credit store. That our prices are 110 more than those asked by cash stores.

That with your name on our books, you will make no mistake in buying clothes that are stylishly correct, that are becoming to you and that will stay good looking.

OUR CREDIT SYSTEM

Is open to you. You will be surprised to learn the number of your friends who have already taken advantage of it. "We are glad to extend credit to any and all persons worthy of credit. Come in today or any day, pick out vour winter clothing.

Suit, Hat, Coat or whatever vou are in need of, make a small payment down and the rest as you can in weekly or monthly payments.

Get your name on our books.

806 Wabash Ave.

Thin famous air tight hot mast weather is sold trm ju(itry over at. $9.00 more than our sale price will 1)0 for the next 10 days. It. is a magnificent. large heater equal to a 20 size in many stoves. The body is made of hardened boiler steel and the casting smooth.

THE EXTERIOR is beautifully nickeled, including the base. The interior has an extra heavy corrugated lire bowl, with a hot mast to consume all the

.smoke and gases. In snort for heat holding n.nd giving it is the very acme of perfection, and must, be seen to be appreciated. For next ten days we will take your order for one, with a full guarantee of money back at $21.00.

OTHER HEATERS AS LOW AS $7.00 That

Will Surprise You.

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FOR LESS

At the Movies

In the lobby of the Grand Is a gilded frame in which twenty photographs of Valeska Suratt, representing' as many "sittings." The Terre Haute actress certainly does know how to wear clothes and strike attitudes. And every attitude's a picture. The pictures show Miss Suratt in some of the toggery she displays in the Fox picture, "The .Soul of Broadway," which comes tn the (Irand Sunday for a four days' run. The tremendous interest in this eiw.^ement is shown In the attitude of the crowds that Rather around this startling collection. Manager Smith has detailed one of his stase mechanics to keep watchful eye upon the Suratt collection of photographs. ft" he hadn't taken this pre ciutlon many would he pilfered. In "The Soul of Broadway" Miss Suratt is surrounded by a bunch of high-salar-ied picture players, including William I''. Slmy, Sheridan Block, George Middiet on, Gertrude Ueckley and Maud Allen.

Donald Brian Is the featured player in the Faramount-Lasky photoplay, "The Voice in the Fog," which will be shown at the American today and Saturday. "The Voice in the Fog" is taken from Harold McGrath's novel of the same name. Mr. Brian appears as a young- English nobleman, who comes to America as the private secretary of a wealthy family. During the action of the film Mr. Brian danoe3

nut. AMI imts. JOI: M:\VH AHT A,\? VMKN.\.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Newliart have returned from Norfolk, Va., where they visited their son and his wife, Mr. and

TERSE HAUTE TRIBUNE

Smith's Challenge Sale

AN ANNUAL EVENT DESIGNED TO PROVE CONVINCINGLY THAT THIS BIG FURNITURE STORE AWAY FROM THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT CAN AND DOES SELL FOR LESS. FIRST PRICE ELSE WHERE THEN COME TO SMITH'S.

10 Days of Money Saving on Dependable Stoves and Furniture

$25 Kitchen Cabinets

$19.00

The latest designed cabinets made of solid oak with overhead flour sifter, enameled interior, extension aluminum top the base is conveniently divided for bread, utensils and linens this cabinet sells regularly for ?25.00. Our sale price is

$19.00

J. B. SMITH FURNITURE CO

1125-27 WABASH AVENUE

sorts of funny capers. Take It from any one of perhaps two thousand people who paid the extra jitney to see Chaplin at the Crescent yesterday afternoon and last nii^ht—"Shanghaied" is as clean rind classy a comedy us a slap-stick concoction ever pets to be. Incidentally it Is a pleasure to note that the Crescent is gettiny back all of its old clientele under the new management. It was a rather hazardous tiling, offering a- Chaplin comedy at ten cents, but it appealed to our very Intelligent movie fans, and the Crescent will no doubt be packed during the engagement of "Shanghaied," which lasts four days.

the. latest waltz and one-step. It was this actor, by the way. who started the dancing craze in "The Merry Widow." Mr. Brian was the first Prince Danilo. Mr. Dainerel, now at the Hippodrome, was the first to play the part in the west.

"A Yankee Krom the West," a Mutual 111m production of Opie Head's story, will he shown at the Grand Inday along with the Roy McCardell serial, "The Diamond From the Sky," ard Chicago Tribune's animated weekly. In "A Yankee From the West," Wallace Held impersonates the Harvard graduate, who gots into all sorts of trouble wnlle roughing it in the west. Llgne Auen is the little Norwegian peasant, who figures so prominently in the story. Tom Wilson, Josephine Crowell, Chris Lvnton, Willlam Brown and A1 W. Filson are others in the cast.

Tn making "The Heart of the Blue Ridge," the newest Clara Kimball Young feature at Bat Cave, N. C., Director Young ha..s had the expert assistance of several government revenue officers, who make their headquarters In Asheville, N. C. "The .Heart, of the Blue Ridge" comes to the

American Sunday for a three days' slay.

Anyone Got a Handsomer Grandfather?

"The Closing Net," a five-reel Pathe photoplay, taken from Henry Rowland's novel, will he the film offering at the Varieties today and Saturday. In the cast are Howard Kstabrook, Madeline Traverse, Bliss Milford, Arthur A'ibro. Eric Wayne, Frederick Mackiyr. and Kathcryn Browne-Dec-ker. Ah a novel, "The Closing Net" Interested thousands of leaders of a popular weekly publication, who followed the daring operations of Frank Clamert, "the tide-water clam Leontine, the queen of the outlaws Ivan, the fence chu-chu, the shearer Jeff, the red, and Rosalie, the chauffeuress. "The Stronger Man," a Reliance drama, with Irene Hunt, A. D. Sears,

Mrs. Phil Newhart, and saw for the first, timo their grandson, Philip Newhart III. The happy grandfather's joy is but faintly revealed by the camera.

THIS $40.00 NORMAL CAST RANGE NOW $31.00

Yes, it's just as advertised and for 10 days only, if they last that long. You will pay $50.00 in many stores for a similar quality and you will pay us $40.00 for it after this sale.

It is aa all cast range of smooth steel alloyed casting, modern type and very attractive. The oven is 18x20 size and heavily lined. 17uring this sale we will take your order CQ"I AA for one, fully guaranteed, for ....

"Gladiola." a four-reel Edison drama, with Viola Dana, Robert Connet .*- and Pat O'Malley, is today's card at the Orpheum.

CITY NEWS NOTES IN BRIEF.

An operation for appendicitis was performed oil O. E. Haggard, electrician at the Hippodrome theatre, at St. Anthony's hospital Thursday, and Friday morning he was reported as resting easily.

On the Rrronnrtn of cruelty and failure to provide, Mrs. Sarah Haverty was granted a divorce from Patrick L. Haverty by Judge Pullia.m, of the Circuit Court. The court restored her maiden name, Sarali Nichols.

County Clck Joyce late Thursday Issued a marriage license to Joseph Kolb, Jr., of Dos Angeles, Cal., and Miss Almira I. Rlnehard, of Columbus, O. They were later married by a local minister.

The Colored Republican clnfo of Vigo county met in the rooms on Ohio street Thursday night and heard talks by Robert Caton, Charles Gladheart. W. 8anford and K. T. Thompson, of Chicago. The club will elect officers next week.

Mnnnffcr AV. A, Cochran, of the Hotel Deming, is entertaining James Lauz, proprietor of the St. Nicholas hotel at Decatur, 111., and a prominent hotelstUa.il In thiB section of the coun try,

)nrlnK the abieuee of Deputy Prosecutor A. Z. Thomas, who Is visiting his parents, near Robinson, 111., Deputy Prosecutor Frank Foley is prosecuting City Court ca*.es.

The condition of James M. Bolton, former county treasurer, who is seriously ill at his home, 1117 Maple avenue. was reported slightly improved Friday.

After hrdrlne the evidence in the cases against Alia and Alma Milbiirn, both charged with statutory ofTenses, Judge Newton, in City Court Friday morning, dismissed the charge against Alma Milburn, 21 years'old, and withheld judgment In the case of her mother.

Corl Kerr. 125 Gilbert avenue, reported to the police Thursday that his bicvcle was stolen during the evening from near Sixth and One-half and Ohio streets.

Member* of the board of public works will likely avail themselves of the first clear day to make a tour of inspection of the various locations In the city, where petitions have been made for electric lights. The board is novv^ln receipt of fifteen petitions.

(lidi) Agnen Hnnrahnn, clerk to the board of nubile works, returned from a short vacation Friday to write the vouchers for tho street department, the cemeteries and other departments. She was called from Danville, 111., but will return Saturday and spend another week.

Three youn* men seeking to enlist in the navy called at the recruitingstation Friday, but all were rejected because of physical defects, according to C. L. Ball, petty officer in charge of the station.

.1. D. Wealer, 1927 North Tenth street, reported to the police Friday that his barn was entered some time Thursday night and an Inner tube and a horn stolc-n.

Sunday i« a day of rest. Go to the Terre Haute House for Luncheon or for 6 o'clock Dinner. Fifty cents. Elegant service.

Few people know it, but a defective range is a steady drain on the family purse. A range expert, who will have charge of our MAJESTIC DEMONSTRATION, week of Oct. 18. will show you how to reduce household expenses.

C. C. SMITH'S SON'S OO.

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Until 8 O'clock

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Francis J. McDonald and Jack Brammell, is today's film feature at the Savoy. It Is shown along with a Cub comedy, "Jerry, tho Gunman."

ESTABLISHED

Worth $15.00

Credit arranged (if desired)

Windows

So much good news for Saturday shoppers that we have gone to pages 8 and 9

Double Surety Coupons Tomorrow from 8:30 to Nooij.

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Ask Those Who Have Traded Here Where to Buy Furniture This announces a sale of most timely interest to those desiring a new Rocker for the home.

SPECIAL

Rocker Sale

Tomorrow and Monday, Oct. 16th and 18th, only 25 to be sold at this extra special selling.

Heavy, massive, solid oak frames, highly finished in a golden shade genuine Spanish leather, upholstered seat over oil tempered springs a Grand Rapids maker's guaranteed product. We believe they will sell rapidly, so advise early selection.

Harvey Furniture Co.

526-528 Wabash Avenue.

FURNITURE RUGS

Special Sale Saturday and Monday of

New Fall Corset Models

No woman in a Fall Gown or Suit can be considered well groomed if she is wearing beneath her NEW STYLE FROCK an OUD STYI^E COfoSET.

Brocades. Coutils, Batiste pink or white $1.00 Fancy Brocades, lace trimmed, pink or whlto $&00 Brocades, Coutils, Batiste |2.00

Nothing In this sale over $3.00.

Special

Price Sale of Brassieres

SATURDAY and MONDAY we offer an unusual line of well known makes of BRASSIERES, lace and embroidery trimmed.

Regular J3.00 value, for $1.50, Regoilar $1.00 value, for Regular $1.50 value, for 75c Regular 50o value, for

It will pay the women of Terre Haute and vicinity at|0id this Bftle.

May Corset and Novelty Shop

109 AND 111 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET

THE SHOP OF STYLE, StRVICE AND SATISFACTION.

Want Advertising is Profitable—You may get that situation you are looking for by inserting an ad in The Tribune.

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