Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 June 1916 — Page 3

SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1S16.

FLAG DAY CELEBRATION PLANS ARECOMPLETE

Continued From Page One.

Vigo Company, No. 83, U. R. K. of P., Capt. J. E. Thomas. Terre Haute Company, No. 3, U. R. K. of P., Capt. A. C. Duddleston.

Clinton Company, No. 105, U. R. K. of P., Capt. H. M. Ferguson. Canton McKeen, Patriarchs Militant, I. O. O. F., Capt. E. R. Beauchamp.

Uniform Rank, Loyal Or-ler of .Moose, Capt. Arthur Gillis. Second Battalion, Major Ernest Clark and staff.

M. W. A. Foresters, No. 8800, Capt. W. C. Schaeffer. M. W. A. Foresters, No. 3376, Capt. Harvey Bond.

M. W. A. Foresters, No. 5564, Capt. Simon DeGraff. •W. O. W. Foresters, Capt. J. Y. Kinsnan.

United States Mail Carriers and Clerks. Second Division

Iwood,right

Forms on east ana west sides of Second, resting on Wabash. S. S. Anderson, chief Wayne V. Bigassistant. i Speakers sad Elks committee in autos.

Morton Post, G. A. R., in autos. Balrd Post, G. A. R.. fci aatos. Ladles of the G. A. XL, autos. Morton W. R. X, in autos. Balrd W. R. C- In autoa Spanish War Veterans. United States Army and Navy representatives.

Sons of the American Revolution. Lincoln Council, Jr. O. U. A. M. Tammany Tribe No. 39, I. O. R. M. Tacoma Tribe No. 142, O. R. M. Sag-wa Tribe No. 462, I. O. R. M. P&conda Tribe No. 469, I O. R. M.

Third Division.

Forma on east and west sides of Third, right resting on Wabash. Percy, Stout, chief O. C. Kantman, assistant.

McKinley club drum corps. McKinley club. Third Ward Civic society. Knights of Columbus. Young Men's institute. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Brotherhood of Railway Engineers. Paper Hangers' union. Retail clerks. Other union organizations. United Commercial Travelers.

Fourth Division.

Forms on north side of Ohio, be tween Third and Fourth streets, right resting on Third.

E. H. Clifford, chief John Hickey, assistant. Vigo Concert band.

Terre Haute lodge No. 51, I. O. O. F. Amico lodge No. 707, I. O. O. F. Jonathan lodge No. 8681, I. O. O. F. Occidental lodge No. 18, K. of P. Paul Revere lodge No. 374, K. of P. Camp 3376, Modern Woodmen. Camp 8800, Modern Woodmen. Fraternal Order of Eagles. Loyal Order of Moose.

Fifth Division.

Forms on south side of Ohio, between Third and Fourth streets, right resting om Third.

M. R. Combs, chief H. E. Smith, assistant. Band.

Boy Scoots. Sullivan lodg* No. 911, B. P. O. Terre Haute lodge No. 86, B. P. O. ffilks

Stxtti Dtvleion.

Pamii cxx north side of Ohio,, between Second aad Third streets, right team on Third.

Ootorod dram corps. Octarad H. B. K. af P. Damon ledge Xa. It, K. of P. Boly Ckms lodge, K. of P. Wwmmii lodge, O. O. F. Mayfluww. lodges CX. O. F. Mbvtng the Sixth dhrteion will utmm Ottim&im

tat ante* decorated with

dags and the national colors. The line of march *rtll be from Third .street east Waftnush avenue to Sixth north on Sixth to Mulberry east on

Seventh north on Sev-

to OtAlett parte. When the parade the "quiet zone" at Union hospital all mmecessary noise be avoided.

By order of Chief of Police Doyle, BufauuubOf aad other vehicles will keep off the following streets during the parade: Third from Ohio to Wabarth, WMfcash from Third to Sixth, Sixth from Wabash to Mulberry, Mulberry from Sixth to Seventh, Seventh from Mulberry to Maple. No automobile* will be allowed to enter Collett park except those carrying officers of the Hlks lodge, their invited guests and committeemen, and those carrying members of the Grand Army, the Ladies of the Gk A. R. and W. R.

The following concert will be given by the Wabash Remedy Company band at Collett park tonight:

Conductor, Henry H. Stanton. March, "The Conqueror" C. Teike Overture, paragraph III ..F. V. Ruppe Excerpts from "The Heart of Paddy

Whack" E. R. Ball Caprice, original solitude G. Mercandante Grand selection, "La Travita"..G. Verdi 4 PART II. ^8 March, "Terre Haute Commandery," dedicated to Terre Haute lodge No. 16, Knight Templars

Henry H. Stanton

Medley overture, "Town Talk" W. C. O'Hare Song, tenor solo, "Tingle Ingling," from "High Jinks"

Soloist, Mr. J. Morris.

Arranged by Henry H. Stanton. Reverie, "Romance of a Rose" L. B. O'Connor Yo, te amo W. Rolfe

Special feature will be Mr. Henry H. Stanton's march, "Terre Haute Commandery," featured with five trombones and the tenor solo by Mr. J. Morris, Collett park's favorite soloist also the overture, paragraph III.

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This is little David Luke Foltz, son wf Mr. and Mrs. F. AV Foltz, 15C4 First avenue, who strayed away from his home and toddled into the home of Hurry Hudson, 1501 Third avenue. Hudson was willing to keep the tot, but the parents had objections, which from the picture were Justified.

HEAL ESTATE BOARD NAMES COMMITTEES

Completes Organization At Special Meeting of Directors, and Announces Plans ICT Future.

At a special meeting of the directors of the Terre Haute Real Estate association in the Elks club yestecday afternoon the final steps in the organization of the association were accomplished by the naming of the various committees to take charge of the work outlined in the by-laws. President J. B. Pfister presided and was assisted by Clay Ladd, secretary, and James S. Royse, treasurer. The following- committees were named:

Valuation, A. E. Hazelrigg, George C. Foulkes, W. C. Harrington, with the following altei'nates: Lucius Lybrand, Sam Gray and James S. Royse. Legislative, Sam Gray, Roy Pierce,, Allen Ratteree and W. C. Harrington. Financial, Lucius Lybrand, Albert Eln^cke and W. W. Stephens. Membership, W. H. Sheldon, Roy Pierce, Charles Lillie and Harley Heaton. Arbitration, Joseph J. Elder, Ira Andrews and J. H. Swander. Rental, Joseph J. Elder, Albert Einecke and Clay Ladd. Civic improvement, H. L. Hyatt, N. M. Ely, Frank Smallwood and D. C. Johnson Entertainment, Allen Ratteree, Charles Lillie and Roy Pierce. Publicity, Allen Ratter ^, Howard Hyatt, George Foulkes and j. W. Connor.

In speaking of the duties of the various committees, Mr. Ladd ald most of the bodies were for the management of things for the welfare of the local organization, although some of them have for their purpose the advancement of the real estate dealers as a class as well as the public at large. He said the legislative committee would make an effort to bring about the^passage of laws in the state legislature and of city ordinances bearing upon questions related to the real estate business, for the protection of the dealers and the public. Upon .he valuation committee will be placed the responsibility of determining the value of property in litigation for the courts or for administrators or executors* of estates. The civic improvement committee he said was formed for the purpose of acting in conjunction with other civic organizations for the betterment of the city.

ENGINEERS MEET.

The National Association of Stationary Engineers, No. 8, met at the Pythian temple last night with a large attendance. The tevening was spent in a general discussion of engineering topics and in making plans for the state convention, which will be held at Kokomo, Ind., June 21, 22 and 23.

Albert Franke, state president H. E. Smith, state treasurer, and George Sang, doorkeeper, all of Terre Haute, will attend the convention.

'Tidings of the Morning"

Given By Church Choirs

"Tidings of the Morning," a missionary cantata written by Mrs. Carrie B. Adams, will be given at the Central Christian church this morning, beginning at 10 o'clock, by the two choirs of the church, under the direction of the author. The program will begin immediately at the close of the lesson study, and occupy a portion of the regular church service time. The pastor, Rev. J. Boyd Jones, will dispense with the sermon, and follow the cantata with the regular communion service. Sixty singers will take part in the following program, in addition to seventy-five children £rom the primary department: Cnnrns "The World for Christ"

Senior and Junior choirs.

Responsive reading and prayer. Chorus. "Our Country's Voice is Calling" Senior and Junior choirs. Song."Watchman, Tell Us of the Night"

Junior choir.

Reading. Chorus .. ."Hark! the Voice of Jesus Calling"

Senior choir.

Song "Children O'er the Seas" Primary Department. Reading. Solo "If I Were a Child"

Mary Frances Cornell.

Reading. Song "Jesus, Hear Mo" Mary Wittenburg. Duet and chorus "On the Mountain's Top"

Senior choir.

Reading. Chorus."N'ow May the Gospel Banner" Senior and Junior choirs. Closing hymn

Tho Morning Light is Breaking"

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—With wonderfully attractive Grecian and Oriental borders splendid wearing rugs, very similar to Crex. Size 18x36 inches special 48c

Size 27x54 inches special 98c Size 36x72 inches special —$1.75 Size 6x12 ft. special $6.00 and $7.50 Size 8x10 ft. special $6.95 Size 9x12 ft. special $8.95 (Rug Section—Fourth Floor)

Grocery News for Monday

Phone Your Order. Both Phones 244.

BACON SQUARES—fine quality average 1% to 2% "1 pounds special, pound JL 1 V

SEEDED RA 1S1N S—"None Such" brand best quality in large packages special, Oj? two for

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MALT NUTRINE—a strengthening and invigorating tonic, bottled by Anheuser-Busch Co. case of one dozen {t»-| QfT bottles (Bottles redeemed at 25c)

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NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES— "Dove" brand for cooking and baking, No. 2% can, 35c$ No. 5 can 40c BAKED BEANS—Heinz all styles can, each, 10c, 15c and —20c POSTUM CEREAL—to be boiled a substitute for coffee pkg., each 22c BITTER CHOCOLATE Lowney's for cooking or baking ^L-lt\ cake —10c SCOURENE—a powder for all cleaning purposes can '—5c WASHING POWDER—"White Line" or "Star Naptha" brands 6 packages for —25c

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PEANUT BUTTER—made from fresh roasted peanuts 1 rt special, pound JL&C

MACARONI—Fould's, elbow or short cut in one pound packages special, r7 each C/

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Rag Rugs

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Size 27x54 inches special, each —$1.25 Size 36x72 inches special each —$i-95 (Fourth Floor)

If You Want a New

Silk Frock

—And it seems that Frocks of shimmering silk were never so popular and wanted as this season— —you should by all means come in and see these which we are offering in a special sale. NEW —just as new as they could possibly be. Were shown for the first time yesterday, Saturday. Here's the way they are marked:

Up to $35 a CA

Dresses vlU.OU Up to $45 -I KA Dresses Up to $50 qjo

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"Wear-Ever" Aluminum "Windsor

Kettles Special

98c

White Enamel Wash Basih large size, special

Heavy Fruit Press special, each

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Aluminum Preserving Kettles 9 qt. size value $1.75

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$2.50 Maple

Rocker $1.89

—Made with a medium high slatted back, has broad arms and double rattan seat finished in natural wood color value $2.50 special at —$1

$1.25 Maple R®cker 89c

—Made with slatted back and double seat strong frame, well braced, with rounds value $1.25 special at •—89c (Fourth Floor)

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Natural Wavy Switches

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WAVY TRANSFORMATIONS

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$1.29 Hit-and-Miss Ragldtj'J Rugs, Specially Priced at —A special purchase enables lis to offer a wonderful lot of new Hit and Miss Rag Rugs in the most attractive patterns we've ever seen usually sell for $1.29 special, each $1.00 (Rug Section—Fourth Floor)

Folding Lawn Benches

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Brush and 15c Can of Stain Floor Varnish, both on sale tomorrow a't

Towel Bars 24 inch size all metal special

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$1.00 Polish Mop and Can Qr» of Oil both for 4rc/C/

Refrigerators white ehamel, oak case special, each

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