Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 November 1915 — Page 9

GIVEN AWAY

With Every $1.00 Purchase Your Choloe of FINE ENGRAVED GLASS TUMBLERS OR TIFFANY RHINE 8TONE BAR PIN.

FREE OF CHARGE.

CARNIVAL CO. SHOWS DRAW LARGE CROWDS

It's Moose Week At East End Lot, and Fun and Novelty Are There In Plenty.

The Harry W. Wright CarnivMjfcompany, which was brought to the Sty by the Loyal Order of Moose lodge No. 1009, opened its shows to the publlo at Nineteenth street and Wabash avenue, Monday evening, and was greeted by a large crowd. All of the shows were well patronized and the concerts by the carnival company band did much to liven up the evening.

One of the clcverist mechanical devices ever seen in the city is Teske and

Sullivan's miniature farm. Everything that can be seen around a modern and' complete farm can be Been ••it this place, on a small scale, with tlie men and animals moving around, true ,to life.

Daisy and Nellie, the trained horses ith the Ratchford show, attracted much attention by the manner in which they would go through fire and smoke without exhibiting any sign of fear. Zenola, the girl with the diamond teeth, attracted her full share of the sight seeing crowd.

Laughland, the Crazy House, and the

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The Suits

Specially Priced Are

$15.00 new Fall Suits at $ 9.69 $17.50 new Fall Suits at $11.69 $22.50 new Fall Suits at $14.69 $35.00 new Fall Suits at $19.75 Sizes for women and misses.

Plain and fur trimmed.

The Skirts

Specially Priced Are

$3.50 new Fall Skirts at $1.98 $5.00 new Fall Skirts at $2.98 $6.50 new Fall Skirts at $3.98 $8.50 new Fall Skirts at $4.98 Sizes for misses and women and extra size women.

Gigantic Selling Event

FOR SUBURBAN DAY In Our Ready-to-Wear Sections

A Big Opportunity Awaits Those That Are Wanting a New Suit, Coat, Dress or Skirt

MILLINERY BARGAINS Suburban Day Trimmed Bats

300 Hats $1.50 to $2.00

These are all new hats trimmed In all the new fancies—ostrich and gilt trimmings. Come early and get a good selection. Suburban Special Children's hats 50c

Crystal Maze were well patronized. The Frisco Frolics and the Darktown Follies gave an entertainment consisting of singing and dancing that pleased.

Bob, the boxing kangaroo, is a feature of Powell's ten-ln-one show. At this same place the smallest moose in the world may also be seen.

The motor speed demons who are doing the riding at the motordrome made many a spectator hold his breath as they circled the track at break-neck speed, passing and repassing each other. The seventy-five-foot ferris wheel gave the people a splendid chance to get up Into the air and look over the carnival grounds, which tire very attractive, being a mass of waving flags and flashing lights.

Tripp, the armless wonder, performs many feats that seem impossible. Each one of the fifteen shows is clean and entertaining.

Richard Wally opens the show with expert manipulation of billiard balls. Mr. Wally works very fast and he does a lot of tricks that are evidently his own. The closing feature, "The Jay Circus," with Dan Shepnan, is as laughter compelling as ever. Dora Pelletier, the singing comedienne, who uses the sort of songs that Emma Carus and other lone stars have so successfully used in big time vaudeville is evidently a very appreciative lady, for at the matinee, in response to rather stingy applause, she made a speech in which gratitude was the keynote. Miss Pelletier certainly works hard to wiji recognition. Perhaps she isn't equipped with the right sort of songs. Good choosing is half the battle in facing a vaudeville crowd in a single handed combat. And sometimes a cold audience mars a good act. Billy Swede Hall, Jennie Colborn and Georgia Milegan appear in a sketch called "Bud Weiser" in which Mr. Hall Is an Irish chambermaid and later on a race track tout. He is more convincing in the male garb, minus the brogue. Miss Colborn is a chorus girl of the Rose Stahl type and Miss Millegan Is an attractllve bell hop.

"The Girl of Tomorrow," the musical show now running at the La Salle opera house, Chicago, will come to Terre Haute some time this month. Joseph E. Howard, Mabel McCane, Jack Gardner and James J. Morton are in the cast,

The Coats

Specially Priced Are

$7.50 Novelty Sport Coats $3.98 $10.00 Plaid and Mixture

Coats $5.75 $12.50 Corduroy Coats..$6.98 $15.00 Heavy Novelty

Coats $9.75 $17.50 latest Baglan Sleeved Coats $12.98

All sizes for women and misses.

The Dresses

Specially Priced Are

$ 7.50 Wool Serge Dresses $3.98 $10.00 Silk Taffeta and Poplin

Dresses :... $4.98 $12.50 combination Silk and Serge Dresses $6.50 $15.00 Velvet and Silk Combination Dresses $9.75

Sizes for misses and women. And good colors.

$1.50, $2.00

UOTTINGST

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By Mlqne O'Brien.

It isn't exactly what they say, but the way they say Jt that markes the sidewalk conversation introduced by Clark a.nd Verdi the most entertainingfeature of the current vaudeville bill at the Hippodrome.

Clark and Verdi imperosnate a couple of Italians who mess up the English langauge after the manner of Weber and Fields, only they use a different dialect, of course. One is a wise, almost Americanized Italian, the other an apt greenhorn. They keep up a running flro of jumbled up, nonsensical conversation, but are very serious about it all. And it is very, very funny stuff.

COMMENT MULCTED BY FAKE BORROWERS

Many Who Obtained Money to Come Home When War Began Found to Have Given Fictitious Names.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—Publication here of the list of delinquents, who borrowed money from the United States government in order to get home from Europe when the war started, did not cause any rush to the United States sub-treasury office to repay the funds loaned. Of the names made public by the secretary of the treasury 652 were supposed to be residents of New York city. Their names are on file in the sub-treasury here and a few of the debtors called there and promised to pay later.

A random investigation of some of the names and addresses contained in the list showed that many of the borrowers were not residents of New York, but gave fictitious names and addresses. Some of them never returned to this country. In several instances where hotel addresses had been given the borrower was not registered at the hotel. Others could not be found at apartment houses given as their homes.

One of the borrowers had been Ij ing in Paris for five years. Anotiier gave an empty lot as his address. Others had gone west or declared they were never in Europe.

A few of the delinquents who were found at the addresses they have given pleaded poverty and said they would pay up as soon as they could.

STUBBORN ECZEMA HEALED BY AMOLOX

We are daily receiving letters of praise from people who have been cured by Amolox. Many of them tell how, for years, they have tried different remedies and doctors in the vain effort to find relief. Some become discouraged and lose all hope of ever being cured. E. R. Frisbee, 187 Sycamore St., Mansfield, O., writes: "Our baby's face was covered with eczema scales, sores and scabs. She was a pitiable sight. We tried everything. Took her to Pittsburgh doctors but were unable to find any relief until we used Amolox. It cured her within a short time."

Amolox ointment will quickly heal pimples on the face, red nose, and minor skin troubles. Chronic cases of dry or moist scaly eczema require both the ointment and liquid to effect a cux-e. At all drug storcrj. Trial size, 50c. Recommended and guaranteed by BuntUi Drug Co.

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY

25c Suselne Silk all col

wide all colors yard..

$1.50 Suiting "Velvets 27 inches

wide all color* yard

man

12c 59c

ors 24 inches wide yd.

$1.00 Silk Poplins yard

98c

75c French Serges all

wool all colors yard..

WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY

25c Serpentine Crepe suitable for kimonos yard

12c

15c Bell-ln-Hand Crash 16 inches wide linen yard

7£c

75c Table Linen 2 yards wide mercerzied QQ*» yard

10c Long Cloth 10-yard bolt for, yard

59c

Ladles' Merode and Silk Ribbed Underwear, vests or pants, of light and medium weight wool and silk and wool $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 values on sale, extra special

Ladies' full bleached cotton fine ribbed Vests or Pants, regular and extra sizes high or Dutch neck vests and ankle length pants extra special

25c

Boys'lMolkSuits

Boys' Norfolk belted

fancy nov11 mixtures, serge and cheviot, a 11 sizes $3.50 values at $1.98

Two pair pant suits $4.50 values at $2.98

China Specials

CUPS AND SAUCERS

Imported Japanese Cups and Saucers beautiful hand-deco-rated floral patterns. Special

Cup and Saucer .... ..

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50c HOSE 39c

New Ladies' Silk Hose with silk all the way up black or white best 50c grades, at

79c

19o HOSE 11o

Ladies' Cashmerette Hose, soft finish with interwoven gray heel and toe very special, pair

EXTRA1 EXTRA! 100 dozen well knit hose, seconds of our famous 25c Wonder Hose, In mercerized and lisle ex- 1 tra special, pair...OJC

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday ei EDIT GOLD FILLED FRAME

91 mix With Each Pair Lenses lULh v*

Guaranteed gold-filled frames, fitted with perfect vision spherical lenses, complete $1.00. EYES EXAMINED FREE.

Dr. Frederick Von Binzer in charge. Main Floor—Lederer-Feibelman Co.

OUR SPECIAL OFFER.

Our specialist will examine your eyes free of charge and fit you with perfect vision spherical lenses for $i.oo and give you a gold filled frame, absolutely free of charge.

DR. FREDERICK VON SPECIALIST, IN OHARGE-

10c

Beautiful floral, pink and green or blue, with gold band decoration. Cups and "f ASaucers, for

DINNER PLATES

7-inch Dinner Plates to match for, each

Plain white Cups and Saucers Plates

50 China Slop Jars

The Home of Thousand Bargains

One of our patrons gave this store anew name, called it the House of Thousand Bargains, and we all feel proud of it. Here you get first bargains not as an accident, but a daily occurrence. We made it a life study tQ sell all merchandise at LIVE AND LET LIVE PRICES.

WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY

15c Curtain Scrim, in 2 Yz and 5-yard lengths yard

25c Marquisette Silk finished square mesh 1 yard -LOO

12&c Sea Island Percale yard wide light and dark yard .'

5c Cotton Challies oriental patterns yard

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tec

WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY

10c Arrow Batts a great bargain

25c Easter Lily Batts only 50 bales left

12c

75c Snowy Owl Batts a 3-pound batts 80x94 at

49c

10c Dress Ginghams light col-

Sr 4£c

$1.98

75c Gowns 49c

W men's flannelette

teazeldown

very pretty new styles on sale 49c

Your Last Chance

EXTRA SPECIALS.

25c tins Hershey's Breakfast Cocoa

5-lb package Argo Starch ...

1-lb. can Royal Baking Powder

1 lb. Gunpowder Tea

WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY

$1.00 Ostrich Feather Boas black and white, and variegated

$1.00 Blankets only 200 pair in the lot pair

Suburban Bargains Wednesday and Thursday

FOR THE CHILDREN Wonderful values in children's winter coats, 2 to 6 years.

39c

Latest styles and extreme novelties. Annex second floor.

Children's

coats, latest

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lie

astrak a cor duroy, fancy mixre a plain cloth in new cola trimmings $3 values at

Children's Coats, iciest materials, boucle cloth, plushes, corduroys, chinchilla, velvet and zibeline in beautiful colors and trimmings $4.50 to $5.00 val- QQ use, at

Children's Coats, novel models, in broadcloth, mixtures, oozy-woozy chinchilla, velvet, Salts' plush and baby lamb and fur trimmed effects, $6.00 and $6.50

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BINZER,

EYESIGHT

MAIN FLOOR.

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SPECIAL BARGAINS 3RD FLOOR

15c 17c 38c 29c

15c can California yellow stone Peaches, a can

Free-

10c 8c 15c 10c 5c 22c

24-ounce package Rolled White Oats

17-ounce bottle ripe tomato Catsup

8&C

28-ounce bottle pure Mustard Sauce

4 dozen polished hardwood Clothes Pins

35c

Old Reliable Coffee, package

3 rolls

GIVEN AWAY

With Every $1.00 Purchase Your Choice of FINE ENGRAVED GLASS TUMBLERS OR TIFFANY RHINE STONE BAR PIN.

FREE OF CHARGE.

49c

50c Brassieres trimmed all sizes

embroidery

25c

50c Plauen Lace Collars something worth cy-t your while ....mIC 5c Handkerchiefs plain white and colored (y borders LiK/

WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY

69c

ze ex-

75c

$1.25 Blankets extra size extra heavy pair

$2.25 Wool Nap Blankets genuine Nashua rt»-| /IQ Mills

$1.50 Comforters home-made, white cotton filled,

89c

60c UNDERWEAR 37'/2c Men's Yaeger fleeced or derby ribbed Shirts or drawers first qual ity all sizes very special..

89c NIGHT SHIRTS59c Men's good night shirts of best outing finished with silk frogs all sizes, very special

d»0 QQ

values at tp0«I70

WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY

5c Unbleached Muslin cheaper than raw cotton yard

59c

50c Petticoats 39c

New knit petticoats plain colors and combination striped worsted finish very special

Rugs, Linoletms, Sbades, Curtains, DoOs

Are you a good buyer? It's not what you earn -that makes you wealthy it's what you save. We buy for cash and get lower price we sell for cash and offer you bigger values. Be a good buyer shop around—note quality and price. Let us save you many dollars. $27 Smith Saxony Axminster 11^x12 foot room rugs $18.00 $25 Smith 10.6x12 foot seamless Wilton Velvet, $15.00 $25 and $30 Smith or Bigelow 9x12 foot Axminster room rugs $16.98 Any 9x12 foot seamless Brussels room rug in our stock Wild's Inlaid Linoleum, $1.50 grade, 6-foot wide, the yard 98c Choice of All-Print Linoleum worth 50c to 75c the square yard 39c The last lot of Albrecht Dolls, worth up to $2.2& choice 98c

One box 100 bars Lenox Soap .. $2,49 25c jar preserved California figs 15c 25c steel corn poppers, 2-quart size .. ,5 15c 50c galvanized coal buckets 25c 20c splint clothes baskets 10c $1.50 No. 3 food choppers, four plates .. 98c $1.00 No. 3 galvanized wash tubs 69c $4.00 No. 8 all-copper wash boilers $2.89

EXTRA SPECIALS.

6 rolls 7-ounce white crepe Toilet Paper, 8 1-3c value,

20c heavy black steel Fire Shovels, 25 inches

2£c

8 l-3c Unbleached Muslin extra heavy yard wide yard

ex-

4ic

zslin

8 1-3c Allen Bleached Muslin yard wide finished soft yard

12*4 Hope Muslin fjill bleached yard wide AJL/% yard 2

WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY Roger Bros.' 1847 Tea Spoons guaranteed .-| 20 years

... A I

Roger Bros.' 1847 Cold Meat Forks 20-year guarantee Roger Bros.' 1847 Knives and

Forks 6 knives, £Q 6 forks set Roger Brofe.' 1847 50c fj

Silver Polish A

What you need to clean silverware easily.

37ic

EXTRA! EXTRA! Boys' or Girls' Indian or Cow Boy Gauntlets: lined or unlined with star or fringe 50c and 75c quality extra special....

39c

Men's Derby Ribbed Union Suits, with improved closed crotch, heavy weight with military shoulders every one perfectv all sizes the very best $1.00 values at

79c

Boys' and Youths* High-grade Union Suits, either Stretton ecru ribbed or genuine Dr. Wright fleeced suits all sizes and every one worth $1.00 on sale extra special

69c

Boys' Underwear, Shirts o: Drawers Derby ribbed or Yaeger fleeced all sizes extra special ........

19c

Men's lambsdown and WooIt*»£ underwear shirts or drawers, wool and velvet fleece. In ecru, solid color and stripes? the highest grade of fleeced underwear made every |. garment prtrfect worth Jl, mostly all sizes on sale

49c

SPECIAL BARGAINS.

No. 2 Lamp g*

25c glass Kitchen

50Lf'2

5 boxes 5c Matches

(or 1

1 Q/»

QO^»

24-ounce cotton or thread

29c

100 No. 2 gold blast £2Q

39c

10 lbs. Granulated FZFZs*

No. 10 bucket dark QQ