Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 March 1916 — Page 9

FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1016.

BABIES TAKE TOWN CAPTURE THE STOKES

Juvenile Citizens Xn the Public Eye —Next Week Will Be Their Week.

By Nora Ragsdale.

Are the store? ready for "Baby Week" celebration? Well, you just bet they are! Take .1 look at some of the windows if you don't believe it! Early Thursday aft ernoon the Kleeman store was all ready for the ushering in of the week's program for babies. Its announcement was through the beautiful and artistic display in the west window.

Dozens of beautiful dolls represent the "Better Babies" which the govern ment is now turning its attention to. The window is arranged as a nursery for all the "tots' with a very busi ness^like nurse in complete charge. A card attached to the nurse announces "Watch this nurse come to life Satur day." It' leaked out Friday that there will" be a real live nurse—Miss Inez Church—in regular nurse's uniforjh presiding over things generally in the window Saturday.

Babies, Babies, Everywhere. A handsome bassinet containing a beautiful "baby," surrounded with playthings made for an infant and covered with handsome baby blankets immediately attracts attention. Anr other "tct" looks most cunning .tucked in a child's chair another resembles a real babe as it sits in a bath tub another toses before a mirror in a nandsome white enameled, cretonne-trim-med dresser others are "playing" with the beautiful rattles which will be given, awAy to all babes visiting the store, as souvenirs. These rattles are unusually attractive, being of eel luloid and representing a doll's head daintily tinted in blue and white.

Baby's baskets finished complete pins of all-sorts for baby use little hand embroidered sacks and other garments mittens, bibs, and all the things contributing to a baby's health and happiness are displayed in this most unusual fashion, plainly showing that the merchants are glad to fall in line in co-operating with the government's Idea.

Pedestrians passing the Root store Friday morning were surprisedly halted by a tapping on the west display window. Investigation revealed a unique novelty representing in miniature the personage of Uncle Sam. Uncle Sam in characteristic! attire is stationed just inside the display win^ dow at the east side and as he raps on the window with one hand, he turns his head and points his finger to the display, calling attention to the fact that he is behind the movement for babies' welfare.

Tn his window also are dolls representing the small tots, oleverly arranged in various positions. One "youngster" is asleep in a beautiful white bed another is being cared for in the nurse's arms, and BO on. A real nursery,jhas been imitated in the preparation of this window, even to the paper. The attractive rattles in blue, pink and white, which the Root store is planning to give away as souvenirs, also are displayed in the windows, as well as the one hundred and one other things that the babies of America need. All babies visiting the infants' department next week will be given a, rattle and will ,be weighed, free of charge.

Lectures on Saturday.

Beginning Saturday, lectures will be given from 10 to 11 in the forenoons and 3 to 4 in the afternoons, by Dr. Madge Patton Stephens, on babies in thfc infants' department, which has been most attractively arranged for the week's observance. Dr. Stephens' program is as follows:

Saturday morning, "Child Welfare— What It Means afternoon, "Baby hood—Preparation for the B&byBaby's First Sunrise."

Monday morning, "The Nursing Baby," afternoon, "Baby's Comfort Through Clothes."

Tuesday morning, "Artifloial Feeding afternoon, "Prevention of Blindness."

Wednesday morning, "Teething and Weaning afternoon, "Cleanliness, Fresh Air and Sleep as Health Promoters.','

Thursday morning, {JHow the Normal Baby Grows afternoon, IDefects and Bad Habits."

Friday morning, "Ba,by's Ailments afternoon, "Child Labor and Child Crithes.'

The Herz store is about ready for Its window display as a tribute to the baby. Special attention will be given the two lectures pertaining to babies which will be given on Monday and Tulesday afternoons at 4 o'clock on the fourth, floor of the building. Physicians will give talks, the first Of which will Jbe "A Talk on Hygiene" and the second, "The Proper Care and Feeding." The physicians will have a nurse with them so that any mother wishing to ask questions or ner may do so.

Tickets for these lectures are being given out in. the infants' department Mothers are invited to visit the department and prooure tickets. A beautiful little 'booklet, "Baby's Health," compiled from departments

IT NEVER FMLS TO EH) MISBtY OF PILES

"Hundreds of peopl© in this vicinity." says Peterson, "know of the mighty healing power of PETERSON'S OINTMENT in eczema, salt rheum, old sores, itching skin and ulcers. They know it cures these ailments—that it is guaranteed to cure them"

Now I want to say to every sufferer from piles, either blind, bleeding or itching, that I will guarantee that a 25 cent box of PETERSON'S OINTMENT will rid you of piles or your drjiggi'jt will return your money. "For years I suffered terribly with itching and bleeding piles. i tried everything and despaired of ever getting rid of them. It gives me great pleasure to state that Peterson's Ointment? entirely cured me. and I sincerely recommend it to all sufferers."— S^^BuSo'^ Gaddis' talk

FRIDAY SATURDAY

$1.50 BOUSE DRtSSEa

i n e s i n hams, chambrays and percales all siises and colors

89c

®1®1«

WOMAN'S 75c UNION SUITS

$1—$125 Muslin Petticoats

15-inch embroidered flounce, ribbon trimmed, with insertion priced special

:EXTRA!

$2.00 Leather Hand Bags

A Genuine Leather Bags fa gap

with interior fittings, V IA w priced special for Friday 11 I_ and Saturday ..

2 $5.00 Crepe Kimonos

w Women's long Kimonos 4% A A of Georgette crepe: 11 If e o e e i n k a n I I A blue, with pleated skirts

Special price wmum w

5 $1.50 Suit Cases

7 2 4-Inch Leatherette °[ap W Matting Suitcases, with flit A A metal corners! and French lJrllpatented locki & W

$1.50 Sateen Petticoats

BEST 35c KIBBONS

Pure white ribbed, with high or low necka, long or short sleeves

46c

$1.50 LONG KIMONOS

Satin and moire ribbons, plaids, o e k s a n stripes. A yard

16c

$5.00 Spring Waists

eautifuT Georgette, crepes, orepe de chines, meesallnea, hicee, chiffons all shades priced' special Saturday at

89c

2.87

Newest $3.50 Waists

ainty crepe de chines,. AA II-over laoes, black, I UX •hite, peach and flesh...

$2.00 Silk Waists

tyllsh plaid silks, em- Alj. roidered China silks all y I: ew Spring numbers at..

Pongees, voiies, ligeries, beautiful embroidered waists priced'special at..

Hoys' 60c Blouses. 29c 50c Union Suits. .26c

BOYS' PASTS Full peg top knickers o wool serge and fancy mixtures, all slses. Sale price..96e

19c Suspenders... He Boy»' 50c Shirts. .32c 75c Night Shirts.. 38c Boys' 19c Hose. .11c

$1 Muslin Gowns

High and low neck, long and short sleeves, lace and ribbon trimmed at

Finest $1 Waists

47c

$1.50 Stripe* Middies 95c

Sale of Boys' Wear

BOYS' 95.00 ALL WOOL SUITS

Here's a chance to save money on your boy's suit. Newest Norfolk coats with full peg top knickers. Of all-wool mixtures. Comparison Sale Price only

65c

50c Corset Covers

87c

Made of high grade sateen in black arid colors, with deep pleated .and ruffled flounces

of health of Pennsylvania, Boston, Providence, R. I., New York City and U. S., department of labor, will be th® valuable souvenirs given mothers visiting the little folks' department

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ing "Baby Week." Other Signs of the Time*. "For the boss of the house—the baby," a South Seventh street shop advertises the articles in its window display as this shop's contribution to the "Baby Week" celebration. "The boss of the house"—and father isn't in it this time—an entire week will be set apart in his honor. In that time, every vicinity will hear about this ruler of the household. Stores, churches", the library, clubs, schools, physicians, nurses, mothers, have all been drawn into the observance, and there will be something doing every day, beginning Saturday and extending to the following Saturday.

The churches—Jewish, Gentile, Catholic and Protestant—will start the ball rolling on Saturday and Sunday. On Monday evening at 8 o'oleck Miss Lela Gaddls, of Purdue univrsity, will talk in the Chamber of Commerce on the baby topic, using exhibits furnished by the university. Mrs. J. D. Foor will have stereopticon, views to illustrate

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This evening meet

29c 44c

Lace and ribbon trimmed priced speoial for Saturday's selling at

75c Petticoats at 76c Crepe Gowns at

Finest muslin, lace and ribbon trimmed high or low neck. 50c MU3LIN DRAWERS AT...33c

35o MU4L1N bfUkWIfti A¥..i4c

irgrgWELOPE CHEMISE.. .94c

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

MEW'S 50c S I S

Of genuine sere n i n e e e and secO silk, o i e n a a n floral patterns. All colors.

39c

$4 illumed Hats

Large and small Hats of silk and hemt, also combination hats trimmed with feathers, flowers and fanoles ......

WOMEN'S

SALE OF ALUMINUM

city, and a special invitation is extended to each and every one of them. Miss Gaddis will be,the guest of Miss Susan Ball while here.

Mere Man's Only Chance. Dr. E. B. Mumford, of Indianapolis, has been secured as the speaker for rally night, Thursday, the 9th. The rally will be held in the assembly hall of the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Dr. Mumford's topic wil be "Milk Stations and Other Conveniences for Children's Welfare." Those who have heard Dr. Mumford state that Terre Haute is very fortunate in procuring him. He will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alden while here.

The rally }s the only meeting where the men are given a "look in" in this celebration, and a large number of them are expected to attend.

A letter has been received from the United States public health service that it has sent five hundred booklets on "The Care of the Baby." These books consist of but fourteen pages, but they are crammed full of well prepared information on babies. There will also be on hand for distribution several hundred leaflets, "The Care of the Baby," which will be given out at the community Centers. ^v MO$T U8F.D Al'TOS CHANGE HANDS

warn. •K.-rcta?**

50C

All those who visited this great underselling store last Saturday remember the busy buying crowds that took advantage of the bargains offered in this sale. Today and Saturday larger crowds will be here. For we are offering the most wonderful bargains in the history of this city. There is not an item in this ad that is not lower in price than the same quality in any other store in town. See our merchandise, compare our prices and you will TRY STILLplAN'S FIRST.

50c REUBEN'S V 5 I S

Of blue chambray, black sateen, etc. full cut, well made shirts all sizes to 17.

CHILD'S $1.50 SWEATERS

This well known make of infants' vests priced special for Friday and Saturday

SILK HOSE

Women's flne silk Hose, .with deep lisle garter tops, triple heel arid toe, and high spliced heels. On sale Friday and Saturday. (Limit 2 to a customer)....

WOMEN'S $1.00 UNION 8UIT8 Women's heavy ribbed or fleece lined Union Suits, in all sizes. Friday and Saturday, for

Child's 10c Hose a pair Women's 19c Hose, special ...

Child's 35c

Union Suits ..

INFANT'S 75C DRESSES

All-wool coats in red or gray. S e i a i e Friday and Saturday only

31c

FINEST NEW $7.95 SPRING DRESSES

Newest arrivals in spring silk poplin dresses, short tunics, smart belted styles, all latest shades

$10.00 Spiing Coats

Serges, crepes, black and as ft mm white checkered velvets, IBI* new spring belted mod- Tj Uj els special

$27.50 Spring Suite

Newest ripple coats, taffeta collar, peau de chine lined, all flare styles

The Greatest Millinery Store in Town Sale o( $2.00 and {150 Spring Shapes

Over 50 styles to choose from Spring Sailors in various sizes, Tur-r* ft a n s i o n s a n i S i e s y e s i n a k a n a e a v o e o l- i U ors. Priced special for Friday and Saturday at

$3.40 Shapes

Newest spring sh'apes of flne hemp, also silk and hemp combinations in large or small shapes

1.87

Hosiery and Underwear

$( Trmed Hats!

All the "latest crea/ tions, every one a new shfipe and color. Priced A up

1.69

-a*? A95

75c Lace Curtains, a pair ..—38c Women's 15c Vests, special ... 8c 25c Police & Firemen Susp'ders 14c $2 Aluminum Percolators for. .87cf Best 50c Brassiere*, only ... 32c Boys' 35c Blouse Waists ..... 16c 75c Silk Corset Covers .. .38c Men's 25c Silk Hose ..........16c JKen's 5c White Handkerchief 2%c $1 and $1.50 Sample Waists .. 36c Women's $1 House Dresses .. .41c $1.50 Wool Sweaters, all styles 78c

When you wash your hair, be careful what you use. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle.

The best thing to use is just plain mulsified cocoanut oil, for this is pure and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap and beats the most expensive soaps or anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for months.

Simply moisten thfe hair with water and rub it in, about a teaspoonful is all that is required. It makes an abundance of rich,' creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily.v The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to handle. Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff.

FOR BEST KESULTS TKY A TRIBUNE WANT AD.

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WOMEN'S 50C UNDERWEAR

White nainsook long or short dresses, embroidery trimmed. Sale price

77c

10c DRESS GINGHAN

Neat plaid and checked patterns. guaranteed fast colors. (Limit 10 yds. to a customer)

SUE MM MIBWIMMK OWd ll Ul™^

50c Flannelette Petticoats .... 28c# Child's 75c flannelette Gowns 33c $1.50 Human Hair Switches .. .87c

WUfl(fers'c/iw Store

$2 Coffee Percolators 92c $1.50 Aluminum Roaster.. 87c 75c Sauce Pans,-special ..38c $2 Aluminum Rice Cooker 86c $1.50 Berlin Kettle, 10 qt. 89c New 50c Scrim Curtains, pr 33c

526-528 Wabash Ave

Don't Let Soa|» Spoil Your Hair

Poisoned

If your nerves are unstrung, feel out of sorts, or have Scroful® Tainted Blood, Pimples or Boils, be on the safe side and' go at once to the Owl Drug Co., 307 Ohio street, and talk to them regarding their Special remedy for Poisoned Blood.

This remedy has been used with succes in the leading, hospitals in New York'and Hot Springs, Ark.

Hundreds in this city praise this wonderful remedy. It can be purchased at a trifling cost at the Owl ^rug Store. 367 Ohio street.

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U S S E S

We Have a Complete Line of Trusses at Moderate Prices

West & Co., Druggists

CORNER MAPLE AVENUE AND LAFAYETTE AVENUE.

I&l' A TRIBUNE WANT AO.

OHE CENT

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50c CRIB BLANKETS

Pure white vests and pants lieeced a n i e Priced special at

44c

WOMEN! BOY TOUR SPRDK SUIT DOW! $15.00 Spring Salts

All wool poplins t^aclc and white checks, lat- V IlL est spring models spe- ll W_| cial at

195

$12.50 Spring Goats

All '.wool serges, black n gk mm and. white checks, belted a 111* and flare .models special

$16.50 Spring Coats

10.95

Salte's whitechinchillas, silk corduroy high shades, old rose, green

DOMESTIC SALE

cnurs

Pink or blue blankets, neat nursery designs. Priced special for Friday and Saturday at

29c

7'/,C

7c APRON GINGHAMS, yard 6c 10c TURKISH TOWELS ...... 8c $1.50 LARGE BED SPREADS &c 10c Bell-In-Hand TOWELING 7i/2c 5c BARBER TOWELS only ... 3c 24c Large Turkish TOWELS—11c $1 BED SHEETS, 81x90 57c 50c TABLE DAMASK, 64 inch.. 29c 50c SILK POPLIN, yard .39c.

WORD,

Slfe

Of light or dark percale, w el 1 made -aprons. All sizes to 14. Special Price

28c

$20.00 Spring Suits

All wool poplins, «. -mgk taffeta silk trimmed, I I* ll belted flare, spring I tt *111 models special w W

$6.00Skirts

All-wool mannish serjees shepherd checks, shirred backs, button trimmed

$3.95

NEWEST 97.00 SKIRTS at *4kS)5 9&.BO SKIftTS .*5.05

New Spring Corsets 13.50 Spring Corsets

Finest French coutil arid 1 AT batiste corsets, frorit and I UJ) back lace new models sp'l.

Newest $2.00 Corsets

Front and back lace corsets low and medium models front and side supporters special at

Best 75c Corsets

Finest $1.50 Dress Shirts

32 dozen fancy striped percale and pongee shirts, soft and laundered cuffs! all coat cut special Saturday ..

19c Pillow Cases, 45x36 inch ... 10c 50c Sanitary Feather Pillows. .29c Men's 35c Siltf our-in-Hands.. 18c

LACE CURTAINS

$1.50 Not'm Lace Curtains 84c |$1.50 Marquisette Curtains 79c IBest 75c Lace Curtains, pr 38c "$3.50 Fine Lace Curtains $1.87

Miss Helen Bertram

PRE8ENT6

Hiss Katharine Goodson Pianist

HOTEL DEMING BALL ROOM MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, AT 8:15 P. M.

Single tickets $1.50. Procure at cashier's desk, Doming Hotel, or at door

For the Automobile

Mohair Top Dressing. Color Varnishes, all shades. Sponges, Chamois. Alcohol, 70c per gallon.

THE SMITH-ALSOP PAINT & VARNISH CO.

104-110 Wabash Ave. Salesroom 11 Soutli 7lh St. Both Phones 18.

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65c

Hen's $3.50 Wool Trousers

Finest material A rjj all sizes special I A Saturday at... Men's $1.00 Union Suits,

Special at 64c Men's $1.00 Flannel Night Shirts, at .63c Finest 50c and 75c Silk

Neckwear, at 39c Men's 25c Silk Lisle Hose Special at ....... *..16c

nATCHUSS BARGAINS*

35c 75c BOUDOIR S1.50 BED

A,PRQMS CAPS BLANKETSZ

Sample boudoir caps of silk and lace. All newest styles and colors. Special Price

$3.50 Spring Skirts

All-wopl serges, black and white checks, belted and shirred back* button trimmed priced special Saturday

$1.74

New $5.00 Skills

All-wool popllnM, nilwool aergres, black and white cheeks, black, navy, Copenhagen special at

Full dou'ale bed size in gray or tan. Friday and A Saturday special for -Q

79c?

46c

All new models with front, and side supporters priced special for Saturday's selling at .....

Finest 65c Corsets 37c

SAVE HERE

Men's.$1 Railroad Overalls* Special .............69c Men's $1.50 Gauntlet

Gloves, Special .......95c'

Child's 50c Rompers

3(ic:

New Spring Styles of Galatea Cloth and Flannelette, priced special for Friday and Saturday ........

50c Kimono Aprons

men's full cut Kimono rons, of light and 4ark rcales, priced special, only V... WW-

Girl's 75c Dresses 0

47c

Of finest plaid ginghams, in all colors, ages 6 to 14, priced special for Friday^ and Saturday

Men's-Boy's 50c Caps

34!c:

Of all wool blue serge and fancy mixtures, all sizes for men and boys, priced special, for only

HOW TO VOTE

First Second Choice Choice:

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OTTO E. JUNK

Democratic Candidate for

CORONER

of Vigo County

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