Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 May 1916 — Page 3

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WHITE SEASON THIS, SHOP WINDOWS HINT

Things New In Ribbons, Purbellows and Shoes That Greet the Spring.

By Noph Ragsdale.

What'11 we use to give dainty finishing effects to the summer dresses of flimsy, filmy material? The manufacturer has seen well to that and has given Terre Haute merchartts perhaps the most beautiful lines of laces they hav© ever carried. There is nothing more attractive nor better suited to tl|p gowns of the coming season than the Venice edgings and insertions of light weight. They come in all desired designs and are in a width suitfa'l to the purpose for which they are intended. Other laces being displayed are equally as good and pleasing in their effect.

Now is the season of ribbons. Graduates and brides and commencements are causing business at the ribbon counters to flourish. Class colors for aecorations ^nd individual use are being- created into beautiful designs a»- the counters while sashes for graduates and bridesmaids and streamers for elaborate luncheon tables are receiving their full share of attention.

Among the season's showing of one local shop is found a wide variety of ribbons, ranging from the deep tones of onevcolor blending into the softer ones of another to stripes, plaids and floral designs. One piece displayed is of brown which gradually merges into a wonderful American Beauty shade. It is about eight or ten inches in width. Another wide ribbon has a ground of cadet blue with rose, green and black stripes. Then we find all of the delicate shades woven into ribbons bearing dainty flowers.

And while we're talking shoes so much for the grown-ups, let us not fcrget that it will be a very good white season for the kiddies. Many stores are showing white canvas and buckskin in both shoes and slippers for the little folks. Many of the shoes for dress-up occasions are of patent leather (bottoms and white kid tops, Quite striking with dainty little summer frocks.

RAH HEAD BLOCKS QUIZ. Refuses to Name Men Who Received Campaign Contributions.

WASHINGTON, May 4.—Milton H. Smith, president of the Louisville & Nashville railroad, testifying today at the interstate commerce commission's investigation of the road's affairs, declined to answer any question concerning campaign contributions by the railroad to political parties or candidates in Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama or elsewhere. He refused on advise of his counsel who held that the commission had no authority to make such inquiries under the senate resolution directing the investigation. "The railroad itself has nothing to fear," said E. S. Jouett, one of the attorneys, "in making public its campaign contributions. It is within its right, however, in refusing to do so. Bedsides, publication of the contributions would embarrass some of our good friends in the south—honorable, fair minded men who are favorable to our interests."

Joseph W. Folk, chief- counsel for the commission, announced the commission would appeal to the courts to compel Mr. Smith to give the information.

BEING A REAL CHRISTIAN.

Rev. C. I. Roush Takes Interesting Topic In' Revival. "Love must be the propelling- force of ths Christian's life or his religion is in vain, and he still is in sin," was the keynote of the sermon delivered by the Rev. C. I. Roush, pastor of the Barbour Avenue United Brethren church, in the series of revival' services Wednesday night, the subject of which was "In the World. But Not of It."

Rev. Roush' said being a Protestant, living in America, subscribing to a creed, or making a profession does not make a christian. Ha said the real christian wears his badge in his heart and not on his coat lapel, and that religion was not worth much without love In it and that love is the fruit of the spirit and grows on the topmost branches of the tree of life.

NATURE FAKIR, HABDLY.

Edward R. Smith, living east of Riley, called The Tribune Thursday to say that he had captureH a bird the like of which he never saw. He said it looked like a cross between an owl and a chicken and cackled a good deal like a hen. He thought it was one of Mr. Roosevelt's new found birds, but it doesn't wear whiskers.

TRAVELERS SPBING PARTY. A circular letter has been received by the ladies1 of the members of Terre Haute council, United Commercial Travelers, announcing the May festival and spring garden party to be held at the Hotel Deming on Saturday evening at 6:30 o'clock. The members of the local order have dedicated this party especially to the ladies.

NOT SO MANY SPITTERS. "I see," said Manager Grover of the traction company, "where there is new campaign on against spitting. We don't have half the trouble we used to in this regard. Men passengers seldom expectorate on the car floors any more. The health signs have been a great lesson."

SHE TOLD HER NEIGHBOR. "I told a neighbor whose very young child had croup about Foley's Honey and Tar," writes Mrs. Reh^amp, 2404 Herman St., Covington, ®Ky. "She thought that the child surely would die it was so bad. When she gave it a couple of doses of Foley's Honey and Tar she was so pleased with the change i she did not know what to say." This

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helps coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. Just as good for old as it is for young folks.

The Root Store

$ special, each

—A golden

36 Inch Imperial Long Cloth 12 Yards $1.55

—The well-known "Imperial" Long Cloth 36 inches wide extra fine quality soft, chamois finish 12 yard bolt: tomorrow ONLY for

$1.55

(Second Floor)

THE TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED PAGE fs the greatest rg^J^estate market of »western eastern Illinois.

(Furniture Section—Sixth Floor)

And $1.50 Velvet Rugs size 27x54 Inches Choice, Each

\—Here's an unusual opportunity from our floor covering department. Excellent Velvet Rugs size 27x54 inches floral and oriental designs in attractive colorings d*-! ~t value $1.50 special, each tPXeX«7 (Rug Section—Fourth Floor)

1350 Pieces of Bathroom Fixtures Values up to $1.25—An Opportunity

$ —Spring housecleaning usually shows the need of new or additional Bathroom Fixtures. If you have such a need—here is $ your opportunity.

All nickel plated on brass pieces, including Sponge $ Holders, Soap Dishes, etc., and glass shelves and glass bars. Values up to $1.25.

Your choice

DAIRYMEN TO OPEN DEPOT.

Lafayette Men Try New Tack In Battle With Dealers. LAFAYETTE, Ind., May 4.—A called meeting of dairymen will \h-. held here this evening for the purpose of completing plans to organize the Hoosier Distributing company, to erect a milk depot and engage in the distribution of milk to the public. Tiu3 conference between the dairy association and the management, of the Sanitary Milk Depot and the Chamberlain Ice Cream company failed to bring about a settlement of the difficulty.

(Housewares Section—Basement)

Women's and Misses' New and Wanted Goats—Samples—No Two AlikeValues Up to $35.00

Choice $ 16=

i'opportunity"

—Perhaps you will need it week in your housecleaning can get a 10c can tomorrow for (Basement)

One 50c Gold Finish Initial (Old English or Script) FREE With Every $1 or Over jj Leather Hand Bag Sold

Savory Double Cookers

—Perhaps you've seen them advertised in magazines 2 and wished many a time that you had one. They are made of guaranteed enamel ware. $ —We offer them special tomorrow at $1.00 each. (Housewares Section—Basement)

.25 New Maple Rockers Good Opportunity at, Each

—The Furniture Section offers one lot of good Maple Rockers. with slatted back and a double seat strong frame and well braced with rounds telephone your order for one the first $ thing in the morning instead of $1.25, very

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Now's the Time to Choose Summer Furniture

and one that

some forty women will surely take advantage of tomorrow.

—Sports Coats—of wool and silk Jersey Cloth, Corduroy, Chinchilla and Fancies in colors of white, rose, tan, blue, mustard and stripes.

—And Coats of Broadcloth and Silk combinations. Distinctive, individual.

—Perhaps best of all to many—there are Coats of excellent quality Shantung in natural color. v -—Sizes range from 16 to 40r —Coats that would ordinarily sell up to $35.00. —Your choice at $16.50. (Apparel Sections—Third Floor)

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SOLDIERS TO BE GUESTS.

By Special Correspondent. CORY, Ind., May 4.—The grand encampment of Cory will give a banquet at the I. O. O. F.. hall at the noon hour Saturday for all old soldiers and their families. Special services in the aiternoon will be held at the M. E. church. Everett Sanders of Terre Haute, and Rev. Furry and Rev. Kensey of Riley, will be the speakers.

Horse Injures Farmer.

By Special Correspondent. CORY, Ind., May 4.—Alex Modesitt, ti -farmer, who lives north of Cory, was .-seriously hurt by a horse when th? f^orse caught him by the wrist and threw him on the ground.. By the help oi the hired hand ne was rescued. His

TRIBUNE*

The Root Store

.72x90 Inch 50c Bleached Sheets Two for 89c

3 —Torn and hemmed with center

Iseam

made from good quality mus

lin regularly 60c each tomorrow, Friday ONLY, 2 for Ot/C (Second Floor)

12!/2C Colored Edge Embroideries Yard 5c

—Of fine mull embroidered in rose, blue, nary, lavender, red and black 3 inches wide value 12%c J* tomorrow, the yard OC (Main Floor—Center Aisle)

$3.50 Scalloped Bfcd Spreads $2.98 Each

—82x94 inch Scalloped Satin Marseilles Bed Spreads extra good quality medium weight for summer use new cable weave assorted patterns value $8.50 dJO QQ special, each (Second Floor)

81 Inch 28c Bleached Sheeting Yard 24c

—Full 9.4 (81) inches wide

good

weight clean yarns smooth finish seamless value 28c special, yard (Seoend Floor)

$18 Dress Form FREE!

$ —To the first 100 women joining our $ Home Sewing Club and purchasing The Free Sewing Machine we'll give —without a cent extra charge—a well known $18 Dress Form. Inquire at our Sewing Machine De-

(Second Floor)

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"Home Pride" sugar cured Boiled Ham

FLOUR—the Root "Special" soft wheat, flour prepared expressly for pastry making 24 pound sack, special

83c

SALMON—"J. P. M." brand of fancy pink salmon can 12c "Fayette" brand of fancy red salmon, can

19c

SARDINES—"Maxim" boneless sardines in pure olive oil regular 30c can, special

MACKEREL—'"Normana" freBh canned mackerel ready to serve can —26c SALMON—"Pansy" or "None Such" fancy steak salmon can ISc and 35c SHHIMF—dry pafck for salad making can _i5c 1IB3RKI1VG—spiced and pickled ,1ar lOe and 15c HERRIJVG—3moked, skinless and* boneless jar 10c LOBSTER—extra fln^ quality can —19c, 85c and ORc SPAGHETTI—"Heinz's" prepared readv to serve can —15c and 25c SALT WHITE FISH—the genuine salt water white flsh each 15c HERRING—"Holland" very fine the keg —*1.35

39c Taffeta Hair Bow Ribbon Yard 30c

"The Best Place to Shop, Alter All"

arm and hand were badly lacerated. Tr. T. M. Weaver attended him.

CHARITY SOCIETY MEETS.

The monthly meeting of ilie Society for Organizing Charity will be held Thursday night in the Chamber of Commerce rooms al- 8 o'clock. President Harry Schloss was a full attendance.

NEW CARNIVAL COMPLAINT.

Dr. W. 1?. Willien. secretary of the city board of health. Thursday, received a complaint from the Deep Vein Coal company that employes of the carnival company are making garbage cans of the coal, bins of the company near the Vandalla. tracks, where the

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—Friday we offer 6 inch wide Satin Taffeta Hair Bow Ribbon—in all shades value 39c the yard Ov/C (Main Floor—Center Aisle)

20c Ready-Made Button Holes Yard 12c

—Very useful and wanted are these re-inforced, ready-made Button Holes on fine tape value in $ 20c special, the yard l^C (Main Floor—Center Aisle)

50c "Derma Viva" Liquid Face Powder Friday 25c

—For the one day ONLY—Friday— we offer a regular 50c bottle of "Derma Viva" Liquid Face Powder for (Main Floor—East Aisle)

10c Shoe Polish Friday 5c

—Whittmore's "Baby Elite" Combl- $ nation Polish for all black leathers regular 10c size—no phone orders and only one box to a cus1 tomer tomorrow, the box (Second Floor—West Annsx)

Opportunity Day

morrow, while they last, $1

(Basement)

"the Bam what Ai!" special, pound J0L

Telephone Your Grocery Order. No. 244, Either Phone.

CANNED VEGETABLES —Corn, Lima Beans or Succotash "Cresca" brand regular Jk 17c can special ItC

SOAP—"Goblin" Toilet will remove grease and oil special, 5 bars

Special Demonstration of Nemo Corsets

Women's 16 Button $1.00 Silk Gloves Pair 39c

I —With patent finger tipped in colors of black, tan and navy blue sizes 5% to 6 regular $1.00 value special, the pair (Main Floor—East Aisle)

39c

Pepperell Pillow

Tubing

2 Yards for 29c

—Friday ONLY—bleached Pepper5 ell Pillow Tubing choice of 36, 40, s 42 and 45 inch widths 1 to 10 yards long while the quantity AA lasts two yards for (Second Floor)

TRIMMED HATS.

Values t© $7.50

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SARDINES—''Normana" Norwegian 5 sardines in pure olive oil: large S i

can

10c and 18e 5

HERRING—"Nord Star" smoked $ i herring in pure olive oil can 17c $ 5 SARDINES—"Plazanet" fine Portu- 5 guese sardines the can ire 5 MACKEREL-large, fat fiah each MACKEREL—large erel, each

10c and 15e i

bloater mack- i 5 25c

carnival cars are parked. The health officer said steps would be taken to end the practice.

ARCHBISHOP OF LYONS DEAD.

PARIS, May 4.—Hector Irenaus Sevin, 64, cardinal archbishop of Lyons, died today. He was created cardinal in May, 1914.

MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN,

A OertainRelief for Feveriahneaaf Constipation, Headache. Stomach Troubles. Teething Disorder*, «nd Destroy

Trade Hark. Worms. They Break up Colds Don't accept ln

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any substitute. MOTHER GRAY CO., Le Roy, N Y.

11 Opportunity Price, Yard

coutil and embroidery trimmed sizes 19 to 28 value $1.00 special at

jj (Corset Section—Second Floor)

25c Windsor Ties Friday 17c

—In colored novelty styles in light and dark shades value 25c Oppor-

1 and dark shades v£ 2 tunity Day special, 1 each 2 $ (Main Floor—C

Soap

19c

20c 20c 21c

NUTS—Cream Nuts, pound Large Filberts, pound

25c

Soft Shelled Almonds, pound

BAKED BEANS—"Heine's" plain or i with tomato sauce or vegetarian 5 baked the can —10c, 15c and 25c SAUERKRAUT—Heinz's uncooked large can

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17c

Floor—Center Aisle)

Linen Laces Yard 5c

-Special lot of Linen Laces 1% to 3 3 inches wide heavy and medium I qualities special, the yard OC 5 (Main Floor—Center Aisle)

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Will Begin Next Monday and Continue All Week

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SAYS DANGEROUS VARICOSE VEINS CAN BE REDIICB) AT HOI

Rub Gently and Upward Toward the Heart as Blood in the Veins Flows That Way.

If you or any relative or friend is worried because of varicose veins, or bunches, the best advice that anyone in this world can give is to get a prescription that many physicians are now prescribing.

Ask your druggist for an original two-ounce bottle of Emerald Oil (full strength) and apply night and morn

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New Group ®f Trimmed Hats Values up t« $7.50—An Opportunity

At $2.95 Each

-By all means you should see them! —Shown in Lisere, Milan and Milan Hemp in colors of black, rose, tan and gray 'Chin Chin

Sailors and close fitting shapes tfimmed with flowers and the new tailored wing effects wonderfully attractive values up to QF*

Your choice at (Millinery Section—-Third Floor)

5c I One Lot of 15c Curtain Nets,

—While a limited quantity lasts tomorrow—small I patterns in Lace Curtain Nets in white and ecru good I assortment of pretty patterns instead of

15c sale price, the yard (Drapery Section -Fourth Floor)

Yard 49c

—Included are—Foulards, Jap Wash Silks, Messalines, Brocades and Novelties 5 24 to 40 inches wide very suitable for blouses, frocks and linings. •—On sale tomorrow—whil$ they last, the yard for

only

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49c

(Second Floor)

$1.00 Warner Rnst-Prssf Corsets—Special $t

These $1.75 Aluminum Double Roasters $1.00 Each —Unexcelled for the slender and average figure. The —One lot of 120 Aluminum boning is exceedingly pliable and is so placed that the Double Roasters, regular $1.75 hips are left free the bust is but two inches above the size, will be placed on sale to-

TRIMMED HATS

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line, while the skirt is medium long made of I

sizes 19 to 79g

50c Sterling Silver Rings' 25c

—Serpent and Dragon design Sterl-' ing, Silver Rings for women and misses set with colored stones value 50c special," ni* sach

25C

(Main Floor—West Aisle)

42 Inch 69c Suitings Yard 55c

—Friday ONLY—these 42 inch Spring Suitings novelty mixture^ In assorted colors instead of 69c—the yard, for OOC (Second Floor)

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ing to the swollen enlarged veins. Soom you will notice that they are growing1 smaller and the treatment should be continued until the veins are of normal size. So penetrating and powers ful is Emerald Oil that it dissolve**! goitre and wens and causes them tor:. disappear. It can always be securei£at Baur's Drug Stora-