Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 June 1916 — Page 7

THUDAV, JUNE 191

A1 Are Fresh New Waiis Many Shown First Time Tomorrow

VAIESKA SUtATT IS HIT BY JGDINING

K Was Stage Lightiing, However, ond Valeska Had Jew Photo Made Theriby.

You who think that "Weska Suratt is one of these sophistfcated women, beyond powers of emoton, will be pleased to know that simething has been discovered whioh shaces the Terre Haute star to the very ciepths of her soul. It took Roland Vest, her director in the new William Fox picture, to make the great discovery. Incidentally, Roland himself was slightly moved.

In the last scene of th« photoplay, the villian is struck by ligitning. The company waited patiently tor a rough stormy night. When one »me, they were prepared.

A "set" near the studio ihowed the front of Miss Suratt's moving-picture bungalow. Before it stood s dead tree. On the porch of .the house, Curtis Benton, the villian, was stationed. In a boring in the tree, were eight sticks of dynamite.

Valeska Sits Securely.

The rain poured and the wind blew. Valeska Suratt sat safely beneath the studio roof, and watched the scene. Director Roland West jumped about attired in raincoat and galoshes. Curtis Benton stood drenched before the door of his loved one. The camera men were grinding fast and furiously. Then the dynamite was touched off.

Curtis Benton fell on his face, with tho dead tree-trunk impending above him. The glass of the bungalow windows flew scattering all over the place. A corner of Mr. West's pet camera went over the Palisades into the Hudson. A chip hit Roland West on the chest and sent him sprawling. Far off in the fields, a property-man, on his joyful way home, stumbled across a wire. He fell flat, and lay quite still, yelling that liis legs had been blown off.

Inside the studio a scene-shifter, who was telling his wife, via telephone, that work was keeping him late that night, was told that she knew better. She had heard the noise, and knew that he was with that poker crowd again.

Valeska is Overthrown.

And Valeska Suratt? At the first blast, her chair had gone over backwards, and. Miss Suratt, the heartless adventuress of a dozen plays and pictures, was moved. Donald Buchanan, gallant scenario writer, rushed to her aid. He ^a.s too hasty and fell acrow the chair/ the fallen heroine,

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VALESKA WRITES THAT THIS IS HER VERY LATEST PICTURE WHICH JUSTIFIES THE "LIGHTNING" STORY.

and the floor. Everyone within earshot heard Valeska's shrieks, and rushed to the rescue. If a camera had been handy, one of the greatest mob scenes in the history of filmdom would have been snapped.

Meanwhile Curtis Benton lay beneath the tree in the pouring rain. The property man was yelling in the fields.

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Lingerie Waists

Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine Waists dfQ.79 ($5.00) Value

In this lot are many of the prettiest styles yet shown this season. While some are tai-lor-made, others are daintily trimmed with Crepe de Chine, also double frill models.

Crepe de Chine and $i .89 Jap Silk Waists ($2.98 Value)

Many new evening styles—some are attractively trimmed with tucks others with embroidery—also quite a few tailored effects. In the assortment are Stripe Silk Shirtings.

Our Own Valeska in Thriller When "Lightning" Hit Studio

($1.00 and $1.25 Values)

Here is a charming group of Lawn, Voile and Organdie Waists also colored stripe Voiles in dainty color effects—thirty attractive styles, lace and full trimmed—or large sailor collar effects.

Lingerie Waists

($2 50 and $2.98 Values)

In this collection are 20 wonderfully smart styles of Lawn, Voile or Organdy in white,, flesh or colored embroidered—large sailor collar effects—also fancy trimmed sleeves.

BANK CASHIER WENS BRIDE.

WORTHINGTON, lnd„ June 22.— Wendell A. Grissmer, assistant cashier of the National bank or Brooks, was married here yesterday at noon to Miss Bertha E. Rizer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Rizer, in the presence of the immediate relatives of the contracting couple. The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. J. Due. The bride and groom left on the evening train for Brooks, Ind., whe:e they vill reside

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Hundreds of Charming Styles

All Fresh and New—Never Shown Before

No previous Waist Sale ever meant so much as this one, for materials have never been so scarce. We have had it under way for months—designing, buying and assembling from only the most reliable sources. That we are able to make such extraordinary offers this time is due only to our great buying power and the willing co-operation of the greatest manufacturers.

For TWO DAYS ONLY

Friday and Saturday

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Lingerie Waists

About 15 dozen Lingerie Waists, slightly soiled from display and handling, actual $1.00 value for

Guest of Honor on His

Eighty-Second Birthday

Relatives from five states gathered at the home of W. J. Whitaker, 1451 South Center street, Thursday nooir, to partake of a family dinner served in honor of the eighty-second birthday anniversary of W. D. Layton, Mrs. Whitaker's father. The Whitaker home was decorated with water lilies from Pine Lake, northern Indiana, for the occasion and Mr. Layton received ipany presents. The celebration was attended by all of his living brothers and sisters.

Those present were Dr. and Mrs. O. M. Marquart, Miss Alice Marquart, Miss Florence Marquart, Mrs. Harriet Wentworth, Miss Harriet Wentworth, and Mr. and Mrs. George Beard, all of Springfield, O. Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Layton, of Keokuk, Iowa Mrs. Cardelia Hawks and Miss Gertrude Hawks, of Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. William Goodfellow, of Bloomington, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Layton, of Farmersburg, and Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Stark, of Sullivan.

In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker and Mr. Layton. the Terre Hauteans at the table were A. C. Duddleston and wife, Rev. Clarke R. Parker and family, C. G. Lillie and family and Mrs. J. W. Stout.

SEVEN FACE CHAKGES.

The police Wednesday night arrested Scott Kable, 32 Robert Butler, 32 James Arnold, 29 John Godsey, 23 Gordon Sampson, 21 Russell Rife, 19, And Dow Finlayson, 23 years old, in the west end, and preferred statutory chares against each. In City Court Thursday morning the cases were continued.

Cal-o-cide

GIVES INSTANT RELIEF

Lingerie Waists

.43

($1.98 and $2.25 Values)

Fresh, crispy models made of the best quality Voile and Lawn in white, rose and blue—dozens of pretty styles with lace or embroidery trimmings—also double frill models.

.73

($3.98 Value)

Quite the prettiest styles seen in some time— made of colored Batiste and colored Embroidery —besides a choice selection of Lawn, Voile and Organdies—trimmed with laces and embroideries. Fancy collar and sleeve effects.

Questions Answered

Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Chiffon and dt pr .69 Stripe Silk Waists

$5.98 and $6.98 values. The most charming bevy of styles greet you in this group. Colors are beautiful and include maize, rose, coral, blue, whte, flesh and peach—tailored, lace primmed, tuck or fancy frill effects.

Crepe de Chine and $0.79 PussyWillowWaists ($3.98 Value)

Wonderfully winsome models in these ever practical materials. Some trimmed with satin, others with tucks and frills. The colors are rose, maize, flesh, coral and white.

by Mrs. Ragsdale

Dear Mrs. Ragsdale—What is a good •way to prepare vegetable chowder? U. L. H.

Materials—Two cups diced raw potatoes, 1 cup raw onions, cup cut raw carrots, 1 cup cut raw celery or cabv?e, 1 oup str:ng beans or peas, 2 cups hot milk, teaspoons salt, teaspoon pepper, 2tablespoons flour, 1 tablesjioonful chopped parsley. Utensils —'Four-quart sauoean, measuring cups, knife, teaspoon, tablespoon. Directions —Put the vegetables on in 6 cups of water. Boil until tender drain (save the water), add the hot milk to tho vegetable and seasoning and 2 cups of the water in which the vegetables were boiled. Mix flour and soft butter until smooth add to the boiling chowder. Boil 3 minutes. Sprinkle with parsley and serve with crackers or toast.

If canned peas are used, do not put them in until you add the milk.

Dear Mrs. Ragsdale—When my father and my mother go along with my fiance and myself who pays the expense, father or my fiance? M. F.

The one who proposes the party usually pays the expenses. A fair arrangement is that.of each paying half. In case one man insists upon paying all the expense of a special occasion, the other man should do his share the next time.

Dear Mrs. Ragsdale—How does one make a lettuce salad with egge dressing. B. F.

Materials—Four cups shredded lettuce, 2 haiM-boiled eggs, cup French dressing, cup finely cut scullions or chives. Utensils—Wire strainer masher. tablespoon, teaspoon, measuring cup. knife, sauce-pan to boil eggs in. Directions—Line bowl with lettuce, cut the hard boiled eggs in half and remove the yolk. Put the whites in coarse wire strainer and mash. Put around the edgo of lettuce. Then rub the yolks through and add to the French dressing and add the scullions. Put in center of lettuce. Extra French dressing can be served if desired. This makes a very tasty salad for those who like onions. The onion can be left out and V2 teaspoon mustard mixed with eggs and dressing if preferred.

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