Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 March 1916 — Page 13

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MACE PRICES UP i LOCAL MARKET

Nearly

Doubles In

Cost

During

—Southern

RM II A », PER 'IRE/,

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Week

Frosts Push Vege

tables Higher.

during I li-i last, few day 8 I lit market hu« token a MijijJen rim', and accordIng to a rt port from Joa. Dlukemper &. Sons, local wholesale pruduco and commission merchants, .- has a jnoMt doubled in price. No reason fur thla Jump Is given but tilt price i not expectus (o remain at lis present figure for a great length of time.

Owing to continuing fronts In the southern states i he prices ot southern #reen vegetables tire a little higher. The potato market. It* «l 111 (Urn, wltii aP ad va nee In price expected J*O0ri. l'rlces which prevail on the milrlteI aI present art' an follows:

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J'otaUyRe, per buahel, 11.10. T'ot/iloon, pur peck, 40c. Sweet potaiooH, per pound, lc. Cabbage, per pound. lc. Onions. ]ic|* pound, lie. Spanish Anions, each, Sc. Cranberries, per ijuart, J.Oc, Carrots, per hunch, 6c. Turnips, lier hunch, fx:.

'P&rkliy, per bunch, JOe, KoliJ Bub), pt JlGB, per hunch, fr,.

psr 'foundi'. "Sc.

Hhttjotts, par bunch, 6c, Mu (third, per hunch, »c. Spinach, per hunch, lie. Cfliillflowfer, iter honn. 20c. lettuce, p«r hfced, 16c ami 20c, T/(jal' lettuce, per pound, 20c. Cucumbers, ertcb, 2Qc. Tomatoes, per pound. '10c. Celery. per staJk, fo nnd lOc. BnjM»i sprouts, ijuui't, 2&r:. M«»igoc0, ejich, he. delerv-cfihlniKe, per stalk, 30c. Artichokes, each, 5be. Pleplnnt. per t/unch. 10c. Nwtv potatoes. per pound,' 6e. 15 gg plan I, efu.'Jr, 'J Sr.' l/ltliJTH. Orangey, imvcl. per dor... 26c 10 s'/Oc-. Oranges, Florida, per do/... Go to i6:. Jin

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»rapep.

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per pound.

Uriipc fruit, oacli f,e, JOe, I .SI ru wbcrrJdM, pur (juort, ."5e and 10c. Kurmjimis, [ior '|imrl, Jiti*.

SEEK OWNER OF IA?R0BE.

The police are holding a green n id blHck plush Isprobo which was recovered from Urnni Rhodes when .Rhodes w»i(4 arrested pr?vw»l ilays ago. All ol»

tpiiijds to find tho nivnor Inlvc failed,

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flhptloH refuses In rovc&I where lie ublnlncd the robe.

NOTES OF THE LODGES.

Torro Tluutc unp No. fiSOO, Modorn Wofithnon of America, held a bupy «CHMloii 'I'hurtidiiy cvtjiiiiig', when leii cn.n dldiHea we.i'o hiltliitKl Hiid twcjity-onc rtpidlcatlony received. 'I'hti meeting wan held nt the hall in the Hwopo block. 'I ho ic lnitdalisifl were: fSvet't Miller, Tour |,i. tyPore, nuHseJl t). -ITeUer, Obi'iBtlnn 8. iMfer, John Fi. Ball, r^nee Jfi. WH^ere, Chiirlfcti W. Shepherd, I^yron I. Wlllnop. I'Jdmond („'. Frederick anil Kdwfird A. Mrnf. 4 ppllc.'H lotui were received from JfidU'.jrd T. 'ox. 'tali'h W. NVnrner. Hoi ,iort MIII'IIS, Henry KroKchtuier, Clurenct! Hheruiiin. Wvurelt W,vrni, f'orcy \Vvi.n, XIICIZIM- Friedmtui, Myer Hmolln Hi y, Joneph Flslunun, A

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]. wongletnn, Wuhur I1ry(*t|it, ^Vpnd«l) Vli)Horih iler, II. VVftltc-r Riieulei', Willi n in Heed. .Inmet) A. SctigrnveH, U. Lyop. tiny Ho^tin,1 t)erjon Hutchenn niirl (Mlfford liovhig'. Another

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adoption «'II| be held March 16

I'nul Mevcie |odj.',e No. 374. Kiiltfliln #t PyllilMK, hi rrnkl'iK plnnN tor iiboui flfly

to tnku Hi'l rank work

V1n^ I, 'oir'iiillteen to huVe cbarK'e of Ihe «'i'r!i were np))Ointed Thuriidiiy enhijs The Indue jiref«e111oT H. &

.Swollen veitiH arc dungeroiiH and

often b'li'Ht. Sufferei'H are adviHcd to

gel a wo-ounce, original hoi He of

I'hnenild nil ('full Mtrengtii) from any

phurnuudHt and wtart to reduce the vcliis und Inipeliea at. once.

l'hy«ielaus recommend lilmerald Oil it i,s lined In hospital practice and a

Reflect the Season's Styles

We know yon will be delighted with our wonderful display of spring garments, which truthfully reflect, the spring styles in every detail. The best, of materials are featured in the latest designs in fact, every garment, is a duplication of New York's latest modes. The only difference between our clothing and others is that you can purehasi: here on credit.

Dainty Tailored Suits

Agreeably Priced ail

New Coats for Spring

In all the leading materials. Kvery new style to he found here. Prices—

$3.98 up to S20.00

GASH or CREDIT

Clonio in, select your new Spring outfit, make u small payment down and Pny the balance in small amounts each Week or montlr aa you get pqid.

Wf Alter, Repair and Press the Clothes You Buy of Us For One Year....

MlckinuUf I'l'Kl nniHter of .• exchemier, with a IciiHvir reeking chulr. Uour e.indldiileh were {.•Ivon tin Mecoiic riink, iirid no til or el i sii of three cariiliriaieg •will lake the sano* rutik next Thnrsdu.n

A "jilney" dunce will he given .it Cii.sile luill Friday

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a New Treatment for Varicose Veins That Has Been Wonderfully Successful in Hospitals and At Home, Nmull bottle will }ti»t a long lime, he-

by uniform

rank, (tnlphtn 'T IItilfuj. No.

SIMPLE HOME TREATMENT REDUCES SWOLLEN VEINS

ciiiiHO il If very ('oncHiitruted. Apply tiijjlil mid morning with tip? soft bl'UHh

dlrcclerl until the .swelling Is reduced lo normal. It In no inarveloiialy powerful tlmt 'swollen glantlti, anil even goitre disappear when lined .steadily. Hour's l'rug ,stor

(ho two find three, weml-lltlin^

rolled In pel sacks, rKiedium cut

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and «nug lining lrou»cr.',i

ind ihcwe nre the very

than

GEORGE WOLF MOVES TO CHEAT NORTHERN \J

Terre Hauteau Associated With Richard Townsend

Management

of Big Chicago IloBtelry.

(ieorge |,0. Wolf, tlift widely known f.|.|}d IniinetiHoly poielflfll' Tt?lTe

T|a.il|,efl,n,

ban' inalinger] leading IvolCIM In Koiitli*r.cud. t'liicago arid Ip^iliiiupolls n|iiiii! lie left here, Is lo |je aHHOelate manager o|! jlie dreat Norlliern liptel, t'iliciigo, heginnlng Mnrch 15.

According to word received by local I'fli nd.s of Mr. Wolf llil.s morning, Dick TOWIIHCUCI, who formerly conducted liotelK at |*'l. Wayne, Decatur and Peoria, baa Just, flowed a deal which gives

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WE SET THE PACE

STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE

Others may fry to ImitateSome may seek to duplicate— While others may qt'tenipl to repudiate

BUT THE FAd REMAINS OUR $10 AND $IS SUITS ARE BEST BY TEST

They're Stylish—They'll Wear—They're Reasonable

SPRING—

deniiuida for LJjio young man

$10

HUIIK

$15.

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arc whowing nt $10. Vou can't buy I hern anywhere else

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Owme

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them.

Complete line of rugulara, slims and stouts,

SPRING

iN decrecd for the iieoson of lit Hi he out. Hlylish Huil« yet modeled. TIIUHC in the nobbiest lia.lteriiM and bent tnilnrecT defjig/IH wo fl.ro Hhovving ut. $16. Othem

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llicin for $26. Oome

gel your ptirliculur tityle anil fit brie.

THE f/O AND *15 SUIT STORE,

him poHsenaion of the Groat' fforthern pn March 16. Mr. Wolf i« Mr. TownBend'H a'aHodale In the venture.

If'or a long tl'ne, after realgning aa manage^ of the Oliver hotel, 8011II1 Bend, (ieorge Wolf hud «. reaponallde poBllion at the l^i, Halle hotel In Chicago. Although hit) title was asBlHtant iiianager, lie bad full .swing at. that big eslabllHlimenl and Indiana people especially looked to hlni to provide all the comforts of home and all the luxuries of a' modern big: city liotol as well. Mr. Wolf loft tho T^'i. Salle to Hiicceed William pochra.ne 0.9 assistant nifin^iger of the 01 ay pool hotel Irj IndlapappilB. fl.e left IndlanapollH to take ehargR of the new Mlorrison lioLel In Chicago.

ADHANY, N. Y-, Marcli 3. Two men are known to be dead, a. third was probably fatally Injured and two others) are believed to have been killed In n, rear end :olliMion ifei tho North Albany yards of the New York Centra) railroad lure Litis morning. The dead and Injured men were expresu messengers, ay was one of the missing men. The fifth is believed to have been a tramp.

A heavy en at .bound freight struck a train loaded with expreu.s, which was waiting to enter the Albany station.

A third train also loaded with express, and west bound, crashed Into the wreckage, throwing debris in all directions.

SUSPECT DENIES HE'S CRONES.

Man Held Prisoner In Sprlngleld, O., Answers Description. HlMttNvll'TKLD, (1., March i. A. man giving hii| name as Harry MacAlacken, and Chicago us his residence, nrrcjited hero last night and held on a. charge of suspicion, denies that he is Jean ('rones, Wanted in Chicago on Ihe charge of being the soup poisoner. The man arrested here is held in the county jail, much secrecy sur1 •.nding him. No one is permitted lo see him.

The Springfield prisoner says lie is resident nf Chicago and has a wife and child living there. He came to work as a clief and was at a local hotel when arrested. Tho police say ho tallies with the description of ('rones.

STRIKE INVOLVES 5,000 MEN.

Machinists Employed in Buffalo Plants Still Out. BU

WATJO, N.

Y„ March 3. The

^nachlnlsts' strike situation here remained unchanged today. Representatives of the employers claimed that the backbone of tho strike had been broken, while union lealera asserted that the full powers of the men had not been exerted. Estimates as to the number of men out varied with the viewpoint, the employers admitting not over 700, and the union officials claiming 1.200.

With the lockouts at the plant of the Pierce Arrow Motor Car company, over 5,000 men are out of work on account of tho strike.

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COMF

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HERZ'S ANNEX

TOMORROW

More and morb new lots of Spring wearing apparel are bping added to the Annex stocks. Every day briags many new special values purchased especially for the Annex by our New York office.

Today's brief news tells of a few of the many special things. Come tomorrow for your share.

REMEMBER!—ALL ANNEX MERCHANDISE IS NEW MERCHANDISE Come to Herz's Annex Tomorrow

A new lot, of excellent wash waists—the result of a most unusual buying chance. Many materials, all white, but in various plain or fancy weaves. The fabrics are the same aslfhose usually found in good dollar waists. The garments are well made, with long sleeves, and in full sizes. 36 to 46 bust measures....

Two exceptional lots:—$3.95 each—fine dress skirts of "Sola Satin"—black only—three new and desirable ,style.s—cnpable of giving no end of wear. $3.95 each—black serge di-ess skirts in "stout" sizes excellent quality waist measures 35 to 42 inches.

This week brought many new lots of women's spring suits. Black, the best of the new spring colors, and some excellent checks. Style correctness is assured, for the time-tried Ilerz store organization is back of each sale made in the Annex, just as it is in the main store.

Annex prices on every suit—very much less than you'll find in any other selling place in town—$9.75 to $16.75 each.

Come to Herz's Annex Tomorrow To See What 49c WU1 Buy

49c each for your choice of a thousand middy'blouses, sizes from six to twenty years—choice of a half dozen remarkably jtretty and entirely new styles—almost exact copies of usual dollar numbers, but in cheaper materials. 49c each for women's figured, striped and checked percale house dresses in sizes from 34 to 44—new and perfect garments. 49c each for your choice of a near-endless lot of children's dresses, many colors and materials, sizes from two to fourteen years. 49c eceh for your choice of a good sized lot of boys' wash suits and rompers, assorted sizes and colors. 49c

for women's black sateen petticoats, full width and good quality. 49c each for men's and women's umbrellas—some showing slight imperfections, but all unusually good values. i

HERZ'S ANNEX

OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY IN THE YEAR, OFFERING flOOD, NEW MERCHANDISE AT THE TOWN'S LOWEST PRICES AND WITH

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