Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 July 1916 — Page 8
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HE SAYS HE'S fOR PEACE
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that is that the United States will play a. new part and that it will be a part of unprecedented opportunity and gt-eatly increased responsibilities."
Timidity must be cast aside by those who seek the world trade, he said, and a knowledge of conditions of business a&d conditions "throughout the round globe," will be essential to success. "No amount of mere push, no amount of mere hustling, or, to speak in the western language, no amount of mere rustling, no amount of mere active enterprise will suffice," he declared and later added "In the relationship of nations with each other many of our antagonisms are based on misunderstandings and as long as you do not understand a country you cannot trade with it. "Lift up your eyes to the horizons of business," he concluded. "Do not look too closely at the little processes with which you are concerned, but let your thoughts and your imaginations run abroad throughout the whole world and with inspiration of the thought that you are Americans and are meant to carry liberty and justice and the principles of humanity wherever you go go out and sell goods that will make the world more comfortable and more happy and convert them to the principles of America."
From the hall the president went to the Detroit athletic club, where he held a reception to the congress. Thousands of, people stood along the streets outside the club and applauded when he posed for a motion picture.
The president declared that the merchant marine, which some are so slow in giving us, will be a great help to the business interests of the United States.
Given Demonstration.
In order to gain foreign business he added it will be necessary for American business to adopt the goods to the demands of other countries and not try to force their own fdeas on other markets. Salesmanship, he said, would go hand in hand with statesmanship after the close of the war.
No more patriotic nor enthusiastic reception has greeted the president recently than he received here. Thousands of "persons lined the streets through which he passed and when he entered the hall, the entire audience arose and waved Aiuerican flags.
President Wilson's party included Mrs. Wilson, Secretary Tumulty and Congressman F. Doremus, of Michigan.
As the'party was driven to the convention hall a cannon thundered the presidential salute. A large crowd at the station welcomed President and Mrs. Wilson.
Ford Sends Greetings.
Henry Ford, the manufacturer, sent the president a message expressing confidence he would keap the United States out of war.
President Wilson promises today that he would deliver a platform speech ^t the Union station in Toledo on his way back to Washington.
Although the route of the presidential special was to have been kept secret crowds were gathered at every station through which it passed last night and today. The president, however did not appear at any of them and there were -no demonstrations.
After speaking at the salesman congress President Wilson was to hold a public reception. This afternoon he is to yisit an automobile factory. He will leave for Washington at 4 p. m.
HEALTH BOARD TO MEET.
Discusses Control of Infantile Paralysis if Mcnace Reaches City. A meeting of the city board of health will be held at city hall Monday night to discuss preventative measures to be taken against the rapidly spreading epidemic of infantile paralysis over the country. While no cases of the •disease have as yet been found in •Terre Haute a case has been discovered in Burnett, and in several other Indiana cities.
W. F. Willien, president of the health board, warned Monday against the use of any but pastue'rized milk for infants. "It is thought," said Dr. Willien, "That the germs of the disease are carried in milk and that these germs get into the milk after it has been delivered.- As milk, after it has been sterilized, is useless to infants as nourishment, pasturized milk only should be used. "All children at this time, too, should be kept out of public gatherings and off the streets as much as possible as the germs are. also carried in dust."
TOWN MARSHAL SHOT.
PERU, Ind., July 10.—John Newman, 65, town marshal of Converse, Ind., near here, is in a critical condition as a result of being shot by Nelson Byes, 70, colored, who is held in jail here charged with assault and battery with intent to kill. Byer shot the marshal when the latter attempted to arrest him because he w.'is quarrelling with his relatives.
COURT SENTENCES THREE.
Stiff penalties were inflicted on three "regulars" in City Court Monday morning by Judge Newton. Frank Wagner ana James Haley were fined $25 and costs and the second offense, and Edward Kelley was fined $100 and sentenced tc serve 30 days on the third offense, on charges of intoxication and vagrancy. Th fines and sentences are to be served on tlT* penal farm.
'AUTO TRUCK STOLEN.
The C. H. Goldsmith company reported to the police Monday that the garage in the. rear of their building had been entered Sunday and the auto truck stolen. They rsported that the truck had been returned later but that a number of cools r.ad been stolen. -O-
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POLICE COURT DOCKET.
Fred Spears, charged with vagrancy, was granted a continuance. The case of Arthur Dunfee, Taylorville, charged with carrying a concealed revolver, was continued until Tuesday.
James Bass, charged with profanity, was fined $o and costs. The case of Edward Bargmann, charged with conducting, a blind tiger, was continued.
The case *of Guy Purceli, charged
You can always use another rug—and here is a great opportunity to replace the one that has become worn. Every single Rug in our stock (all sizes) has been radically ^reduced in price—we must dispose of every rug in our stock before we can start work on remodeling. Come early and get the pick of the choice patterns. Note these:
Remodeling
All $25.00 Rugs, including 9x12
$22.50
All $28.00 Rugs, including 9x12
'^.cut $25.20 ^f00!... $27.00
All $35.00 (T»Q-| PA Rugs All $40.00 Rugs, including 9x12
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$36.00
Convenient Chifforobes
Don't think because we have already sold an enormous amount of Furniture, Stoves and Rugs that we have succeeded in clearing our floors clean. Far from it. You'll find displayed a world of exceptional bargains. plete
Parlor, Bed Room, Dining Room Kinds o! Heating Stoves and Coal Ranges
All have been radically cut in price. No matter what .you need CJ| reserved—no reasonable offer refused. Our floors must be cleared and cleared quickly now, for the contractors have served notice on us that we must turn our store over to them within the next two weeks if we expect them to finish remodeling in time for out fall opening.
Linoleum
at Remodeling Reductions
Reductions
AH $37.50 £QQ 7K Rugs tpOtJ* I O All $42.50 CQQ OK Rugs tPUUtttO All 85c Linoleum—nothing reserved—cuts, per square yard, to I OC AH $1.10 QQ Linoleum Ui7C All $1.25 d»-|
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For Careless Men Mahogany Oak, Quartered Oak
Men at best ar© untidy—careless with their wearing apparel. Buy him this conveniently arranged chiftorobe—so conveniently arranged that he will put everything away himself and you wan't have to be constantly putting away his coat or his trousers, his hat, his shoea or his shaving outfit. It combines all the wdrth-while features of any modern, well-made chifforobe—roomy space for hanging clothes, with sliding clothes hanger rod (the last garment as easy to get to as the front one) hat box, trouser hanger and 5 spacious drawers for linens. Finished in a rich golden gloss. At an exceptionally low remodeling price
$12.75
EASY TERMS.
Thick, Heavy, Full Sized Mattress
buying a Mattress, two In buying a Mattress, two things should be uppermost in your mind is it soft and comfortable—will it give you a comfortable night's rest and is it covered with a ticking that will last. In our mattress department you'll find just the mattress you want at the price you want to pay, ranging all the way from an exceptionally soft, all-felt to the cheaper cotton top that we are going to place on sale Tuesday at
$3.25
EASV TERMS.
with drawing a revolver on Clarence Terhorst, was continued until Tuesday.
M'CURDY IS HOST.
Charles E. McCurdy and twenty of his friends enjoyed the annual "blowout" at the .McCurtiy home, 2114 South Seventh street, Sunday. The affair was in the nature of au all day gathering and a fried spring chicken dinner was the feature. Among those present were John Fitzpatrick, Hal Dronberger, "Doc" Bledsoe, William White, Dan Lynch, Charles Ry»n and William Cul1A»-
TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.
ORDER WEEDS CUT.
Announcement was made Monday that the board of works, the board of health and the board of safety have joined in an order enforcing the ordinance requiring property owners to have their weeds cut and removed. Orders were issued to the patrolmen Monday morning to notify all property owners their weeds should be cut.
RENT YOUR HOUSE.
No house will remain vacant long if advertised in The Tribune. Twelve words, three days, for 30 cents.
All at Deep Cut in Price
There's nothing you can buy in furniture that can be put to a greater use than a handsome, massive, 3-piece parlor Duofold suite. It's a handsome parlor suite by day—takes the place completely of the old-style, oUt-of-date parlor suite—and at night the Duofold can be instantly changed Into a comfortable full sized bed. And this is the biggest chance you'll have for a long time to buy a handsome, massive parlor Duofold suite or a single Duofold or a Davenport at the great big saving you can make by buying it here—now. Anything you want you'll find it here, radically uot in price. Come early, though—they won't last long at the price we are now selling them. Special this week. Carefully constructed Duofold, made of select solid oak, highly finished and upholstered in a durable imitation leather
This certainly should be welcome news to you—especially welcome owing to the excessively hot weather. A whole quarter of a ton given to you absolutely free with any
Refrigerator
you buy here this week. Now, mind you, this is given you absolutely free in addition to the already deep cut in price on each and every Refrigerator on display on our floors.
A 500 Pound Ice Book Absolutely Free
Good for bOO pounds of ice. Ice book is delivered to you when your Refrigerator is delivered. All you have to do is eail the ice company and tell them how much ice you want and how often you want it. They do the rest.
Come Early Though
While we have a full assortment now, if you put off making your selection you may be disappointed, the very refrigerator you want may be gone—so come good and early tomorrow' morning, then you're sure to get just what you want. We have them on display as low as
or waiit you'll find
fore this
Freight allowed on all purchases made here during this great Remodeling Cut Price Sale. Everything Cut in Price—Nothing Reserved And
Handsome, Massive 3-Plece
Parlor Duoiold Suites
saving you can make
'22'5
EASY TERMS
$£•25
EAST TERMS
NOTES OF LABOR WORLD.
The auditing committee of Liggett local No. 1702, United Mine Workers, is at the district office, in this city, auditing the books of the local. Robert Britton, president of the local and chairman of the committee, is in charge of the work.^
Nothing of importance came before the meeting of the executive committee of the' Indiana State Federation of Labor at its meeting Sunday. The meeting of the executive committee, composed of all the officers of the state federation, is held in Terre Haute semi-annually.
Those who attended were President
And these—every last piece must be sold before we can begin Remodeling. So here's your one great big chance to furnish your home comanything you need or want.
and Kitchen Furniture All Every Last Single Rug and Carpet
It
Single Duofolds and Davenports
here at a greatly reduced price.
Farmers and housekeepers living in small towns near Terre Haute, your money will buy more furniture for you now than it ever did bein your life. If you need a range, if you have to have a heating stove coming winter, you can save great big money if you buy it here—now.
Substantially Built Upholstered Seat
Dining Chairs
There are two rooms in every woman's home in which the furniture must be nice and attractive looking—her parlor and her dining room. And nowhere in our large, up-to-date stock can you find more dependable furniture at such" remarkable Remodeling reductions.
Everything has been cut in pricc. If you need a buff'et, a dining table or a set of chairs here is your opportunity to get whatever you need at a great big saving.
We have substantially built dining chairs in any, finish you want—in mahog any and in oak and quarter ed oak, finished golden, fumed or early English mission finish.
Remodeling special—gen-, uine quartered oak Dining' Chairs with upholstered seats, substantially built and rigidly braced: finished early English special as long as they last
$1.50
EACH
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Golden or Fumed Finished Buffet
With a large assortment of these on hand it is necessary for us to put exceptionally low prices on each and every one in our stock In order to be sure all will be sold. We must sell every one on hand must clear this department and clear it quickly before we can begin remodeling. You can depend upon this one thing—there's a great big saving for you If you buy your Buffet here—now. Every one has been radically reduced in price. Special this week. Attractively designed, substantially constructed buffet of solid oak, very similar to illustration. Your choice, golden or fumed finish
$21.75
EASY TERMS.
At Remarkable Reduction* You never can have too many Rocking Chairs and here is your great big opportunity to buy whatever you do need at a great big saving. Big, comfortable, genuine Leather Rockers, Leather Seat Rockers in genuine and quartered oak and mahogany substantially built Rockers of solid oak, and mahogany substantially built Rockers of solid oak, all at great big savings to you. Come early and pick out. the rocker you want. They won't last long at the price we hav$ put on them. Anything you need or want in Rockers you'll find it here at a great big cut in price. We have them on display as low as
$1.95
Easy Terms.
Charles Fox, Terre Haute First VicePresident John Dailey, Ft. Wayne Second Vice-President Joel Messick, Marion Third Vice-President Arthur Larr, Lafayette Fourth Vice-Presi-dent William Greea. Indianapolis Fifth Vice-President Amer Kepple, Indianapolis. and Secretary Treasurer George J. Schwab, Indianapolis.
PLAN DOWNTOWN FOUNTAIN.
The board of works is considering the establishment of a public drinking fountain at either Seventh or Eighth streets in Wabash avenue, it was announced Monday. The matter will be taken up witn Mayor Gossom and the council soon.
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