Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 August 1916 — Page 3

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1916.

DETAILS OF BUSINESS MEN'S TRIP nNISHEL

Letters Boosting "Get Acquainted" i Tour Are Sent to Members of Chamber of Commerce.

Letters boosting the "Get Acquainted" trip, which will be made Thursday,, Sept. 21, over the Southeastern railroad as far as Bedford, under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce, were sent to every member of the organization Tuesday. All details for the trip have been completed and all that remains is for the business men of Terre Haute to get together and make a good showing. All those who intend to go are requested to notify Secretary E. H. Clifford at the earliest possible moment

The expenses for the trip will be $4.75 for each person. This amount includes railroad fare, expense for a 15-piece band which will, be taken along with the party, two meals, badges and banners and other incidentals. The noonday meal will be eaten at Odon and the evening meal at Bedford.

The" special train will leave the Union station at 8 o'clock in the morning and stops will be made at Lewis, Coalmont, Jasonville, Midland, Vicksburg, Linton, Elnora, Odon, Burns City, Indian Springs, Williams, Bedford and Oolitic. On the return trip the party will reach the Union station at 10:30 o'clock the same evening.

The committee on assemblages and the committee on transportation of the Chamber of Commerce are behind the trip and are using every effort to get together a representative party. The members of the transportation committee are "W. M. Myers, chairman J. R. Connelly, F. R. Hale, J. J. Fagan, A. Neukom, C. J. Richards, W. J. Freeman, H. B. Terry and Hal H. Dronberger. The members of the committee on assemblages are J. V. Houpt, •chairman D. Russ Wood, George C.

Foulkes, W. A. Cochran, J. S. Talbot, G. W. Krietenstein, William Penn, E. F. Leever, Miller Davis, C. P. Walker, F. C. Goldsmith and A. R. Seewald.

GRACE TROUT COMING HERE.

Suffrage Leader to Speak 8unday In Chautauqua Tent. Mrs. Grace Wilbur Trout, well known Chicago suffragist, will be the only Sunday chautauqua speaker. She will talk at the chautauqua tent on Sunday night.

When the aid of local suffragists was enlisted for bringing the Redpath chautauqua to Terre Haute, they gave their support with the understanding that a suffrage speaker be placed on the program. Mrs. Trout was selected to meet this demand.

Mrs. Trout is not listed in the regular chautauqua program because it had been intended not to have any Sunday speakers.

PAROLE VIOLATOR TAKEN.

Deputy Sheriffs Return Prisoner to ^arke Co. Authorities. Clay Duncan. 16 years old, of North Terre Haute, was arrested Monday afternoon by Deputy Sheriffs Roberts and Burk'on a charge of having violated his parole from the Parke county court. He was returned to Rockville, Tuesday morning, by Sheriff Nicholas.

The boy was arrested during the winter charged with breaking into a rtore in Jessup and when he pleaded guilty to the charge he was given a suspended sentence.

GIVES SPECIAL LECTURE.

Charles Stelzle to Address Meeting Wednesday Afternoon. Charle3 Stelzle, a member of the Redpath Chautauqua company, will give a special talk before a meeting of ministers, social and religious workers in the chautauqua tent, Wednesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, by special arrangement. Mr. Stelzle is a recognized authority on industrial, social and religious conditions, and his talk will be along those lines. Invitations have been issued to all interested in these topics to attend the meeting.

LEHANE SPEAKS ON STREET.

Cornelius Lehane, orator and labor leader, of Cork, Ireland, will speak on the street Tuesday night at Twelve Points, to tell of the recent insurrection in Dublin, Ireland. Mr. Lehane's story will be based upon first-hand information, as he was intimately acquainted with the leaders of the revolt and was organizer of the Irish federation of labor.

GETS PAPER FROM JAPAN.

City Sealer A. E. Mogle received a copy of the Tokyo Japah Advertiser, a paper printed in Tokyo in the English language, Tuesday, from his daughter, who is on her way to join her husband in India. The paper contains an article branding rumors that Japan would annex Manchuria and Ko rea as ludicrous.

HOLD WIFE DESERTER.

Word was received Tuesday morning 4.hat the authorities in Bedford, Ind. have arrested Edward Hudgers of near St. Mary's wanted here on a charge of wife desertion. Deputy Sheriff Mitchell will go to Bedford Wednes day morning to return him to this county.

THE MOST DESIRABLE ROOMERS read the for rent ads in The Tribune. If you have a room for rent, advertise it in The Tribune. Twelve words, three times. 30c.

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THE ROOT STORE

15c Huck Towels

Luxurious

Furs

at Remarkable Savings

$175 Hudson Seal Coat, Skunk trimmed $149.50 $287.50 Hudson Seal Coat, Lynx trimmed .... $219.50 $275 Hudson Seal Coat, Beaver trimmed $219.50 $65 Russian Pony Coat, Raccoon trimmed .. $ 4 2 5 0 $65 Red Fox Scarf and Pillow Muff .. $ 42.50 $97 Kamch. Fox Set Animal Scarf $ 67.50

Scores of Muffs, Scarfs, Coats, of fine quality furs, at sayings of 20 to 33 1-3 per cent. Buy now.

18x38 inch, extra good quality, all white, fancy borders and hemmed ends. 15c grade, for

Ribbon

Remnants

Yt Price

Pretty Hats for

School Girls

Regular $4 Values Wednesday

Very smart Velvet and Felt Hats in a variety of new 3hapes and attractive trimmings. Ideal for school wear. Special for one day, at $2.00

The Popular "War Brides'' $1.95

These attractive little satin turbans, with the long flowing veil, have taken New York and the East by storm. The prices there are $4.50 and $5^00. Here for Suburban Day, at only $1.95

10c Crash Toweling

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50c Satin Taffeta Ribbons, Yard 33c

Heavy Satin Taffeta Ribbon, 6 inches wide, in shades of blue, purple, rose, cardinal and yellow. Special 33c yard.

25c Ribbons 15c

5% inch Fancy Ribbons in dainty floral and moire. For Suburban Day, yard 15c.

75c Collar Sets 50c

Georgette Crepe Collar and Cuff Sets, daintily embroidered. Splendid assortment of styles. Sells regularly- 75c. Wednesday, set 50c.

In the Shop Windows

We've had an expression of the military In suits and other bits of wearing apparel but not until the present have we had with us the war bride's veil. It has another name which sounds a trifle more uppish perhaps—the Newport veil. But because it so much resembles the eternal—sometimes—vows, war bride seems the most appropriate name.

These veils come in all chiffon, lace and chiffon or silk net. The colors are of course a navy blue and gold combination purple and gold lace, taupe and black. A number of them are caught together in the middle with a button and the button is attached to the middle front of the hat the long ends draped partially back and allowed to fall down the back to the waist line. Others are not caught with the button, giving freedom—for those who wish it—to draw the filmy protection over the face.

Remember a long time ago—when I you and I ^ere in the chart class and a little above in school—the worsted dresses we wore? My, we were proud of them. Then we had lace trimmed, waisted aprons with huge sash bows in the back, and our mothers thought we were. Just too "cute for anything."

The worsted dress for children is being resurrected. Eary season's showing displays that mother is not

Lunch in Our Cafe

$2.00

V/3C

17 inches wide, choice of bleached or unbleached, good weight soft and absorbent. Wednesday, yard

8&c

25c

Stamped Boudoir Caps

15c

15c Cluny Lace 10c

Either l^j or 2 inches wide in white Cluny Lace special at the yard 10c.

59c Oriental Lace Flouncing 39c

This is 18 inches wide in small floral border designs. White only. For only, yard 39c.

This $3.00 Folding Table for

30x30 inches square, with leatherette^ top, brass protected corners, mahogany finish. A strong, well built table. August Sale price *1.98.

one whit ahead of the eight or ten year old. The Uttle lady's dress may be of plain blue serge a combination of serge and silk In the same colors a plain serge and plaid silk or an entire plaid silk affair with velvet coatee effect. Most of these little dresses shown have the little jacket effect, however. They really look like .big sister's dresses in miniature.

But I'm inclined to think that aprons will not be worn over these striking little dresses to hide their beauty or protect them from soil. The tiny misses wouldn't stand for it.

REORGANIZE CHURCH.

Church members of Central Terre Haute have decided upon the reorganization of the civic church, it wa? stated Tuesday. At a meeting held Sunday night at which plans for the reopening of the church were discussed five new members were added to the roster and it was definitely decided to hold regular services. G. II. Elsberry presided at the meeting.

GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

In. an attempt at suicide about six o'clock Monday evening, Grace Myers, alias Grace Doxon, 18 South Fourth street, drained the contents of a bottle of carbolic acid. She was discovered shortly afterwards and the police ordered her removed to St. Anthony's hospital. She was soon able to leave the hospital.

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

THE ROOT STORE

Make this store your headquarters tomorrow— Suburban Day. The wonderful saving opportunities offered make it easy for you to do your entire shopping here. There are the drinking fountains, rest room, parcel check stand, free telephones, writing facilities, etc. —all for your convenience. You are welcome.

$7.50 New Skirts

$4.95

Neatly tailored blue serge skirts that are new in style and excellent in quality. Special for the one day only at $4.95.

Suburban Day

$15.00

jEAUTIFUL New Suits showing the decreed style features for Fall—the long coat, the extra full skirt, the very popular large velvet collar.

Choose from a limited quantity of gaberdine or poplin in blue, brown, green or black. An exceptional value for only $15.

50c Table Damask

39c

Firmly woven, with permanent mercerized finish does not lint assorted patterns. Regular 50c quality for, yard

Coffee

Root's Special 27c Old Cr&p Santos 24c Superior Brand 30c C. and S. Seal 40c Peaberry 21c

Flour

Gold Medal, 24% lb. sack $1.00 Pillsbury, 24*4 lb. sack $1.20 Prater's Best, 24 lb. sack ...$1.05 Domino, 24 lb. sack $1.03

Meats

Home Pride Bacon, sliced 32c Monogram Bacon, sliced 25c Home Pride Hams, pound 23c Picnics, 4 to 8 pounds, pound ..17c

Row Is the Tine

to have your furnace repaired and overhauled. Don't wait until the last minute, let us fix it up for you: also guttering and spouting.

Agents for WEIR FURNACE

Hartmann Bros.

1709 Wabash Ave. Both phones 2844.

WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION LAW BLANKS

CARBIED IN STOCK

THE

Moore-Langen Pig. Co.

140 N. 6tli Street

TRY A TKIBUSE WAFT AD. QUE CENI A WORD-

Misses' Stockings /or School 2 Pair for 25c

1,000 pair of Misses' School Stockings in black and all sizes regular 19c value. One day only, 2 pair 25c.

Modish New Suits

30c Quilt Cotton

39c

l-O pound Bags H. & E 83c 25 pound Bags H. & E.. $1.97

Canned Goods

Pink Salmon 10c Fancy Red Salmon ..3 19c Columbia River Salmon 30c Early June Peas 10c Fancy Wisconsin Peas 17c Peeled Peaches 12'/2c Snider's Beans, small 8c Armour's Beans, small .8c Van Camp's Soups 8 1-3c

Bakery Goods

layer Cake 20c 2 layer large Cake 30c Pies, each 10c

Soapi

Choice of Ivory, Flake White, American Family or Fels Naptha five bars for 21c

Snider's Tomato Soup, 4 cans 27c Pet Milk, tall cans, 9c baby cans Grape Juice, New York Concord, full quart 27c Brick Cheese, pound 25c Sweet Potatoes, pound t.. 4

Watch For the Big Sale of Japanese Bamboo Baskets

For School Togs

25c

An extra fine quality "White Rose" Cotton specially made for quilts. Special for Suburban Day

Month-End Grocery Sale

Wednesday and Thursday) Cereals

Shredded Wheat 12c Grape Nuts 12c Post Toasties 9c Kellogg Corn Flakes 9c Quaker Oats 9C Rice, fancy head 8 1-3c

25c

Sugar

ilTEBURftAl TIME Wlti

Terre Haute, ludianapuii* and i^aatera Traction Company, TERRK HAUTE DIVISION. TEHUE HAUTE) TO BRAZIL. AND IN.

DINAPOL.1S.

Effective Sunday, Not. 7, 1915. Trains are due to leave Terre Haute station at od5:2&, L*6:00, 6:46, *7:45. 8:45, •10:30, 10:45 a. m. *1210, 12:45, •2:10. 2:46, •4:30, 445, L,»610. gT:00, •8:10, 9:30, gll:00 p. m.

TEK11E HAUTE TO SULLIVAN. d446. 6:35, 7:10, 8:40, •10:00, 11:20 8. m. 13:30, 2:00, 8:30. 6:00, 6:00. 7:30, 8:00, 11:00 p. m.

TERRE HAUTE TO CLINTON. •35:00. 6:00,, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00. 12:00 a. m.: 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00. 7:30. s8:00. 9:00, sl0:00, 11:00 p. m.

TERSE HAUTE TO PARIS. 15:00, 6:00. 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00,

I'.oo. 12:00 a. m. 1:00. 2:00, 3,:00, 4:00, n 00, 6:00. 7:00. s8:00. 9:00,, sl0:00, 11:00 p. rn.

NOTE—od Indicates daily except Sunday. Harmony only. L" indicates local to Brazil, limited beyond. indicates limited. o Harmony only, Greencartle only, daily except Sunday, s Saturday only. The 11:00 p. m. trains waft for theatres.

If You Want Paints

CALL

A.FROMME

7th and Hulan Sts. Phones 475.

NE lot of Men's Silk and Linen Shirts in all the newest colorings and patterns. They're all new and not one in the lot worth less than $2.50. For Suburban Day only, for $1.59.

Boys' Blouses

51 Values

39c

Choose any of our regular Boys' 50c Blouses Wednesday in practical patterns and good for school wear. Special at 39c.

$1.50 Chemise $1

A special lot of Envelope Chemise, elaborately trimmed, front and back, with lace insertion, beading and medallions Empire and straight style. d»-| AA Special

$1.50 Juliets $LOO

Women's Juliets of vici kid with rubber goring inside. Pla'n toes, flexible leather soles sizes to 7. Regular $1.50 values for $1.

$3 Tan Oxfords 39c

A small lot to close out. Made of Russian calf leather neat button style Cuban heels Goodyear welt soles. Sizes 2y2, 3 and 3%. Regular $3 values for 39c.

$1 Scrim Curtains, pair

White and ivory Scrim Curtains of good .quality, hemstitched and witi lace edge 2% yards long. A regular $1 value. Special for Suburban Day only, for 59c.

THE ROOT STORE

New Rugs—$27.50 Value For

PjL«\/V

There are just seven rugs in this lot. They are a heavy grade

of Axminster In the 9x12 size in a beautiful all-over oriental design, suitable for any room. They will go quickly. Come early Wednesday morning.

7? $3.00 Silk-and-Linen Shirts

Boys' Knickerbockers b9c Value 3 for

$1.00

Any of our regular 50c and 59b Knickerbockers for boys, priced for Suburban Day selling at 3 for $1.00.

Price Salt of

/2 Children's Dresses In white and light colors of gingham, madras and crepe, in figured and striped patterns. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Choice at ONE-HALF PRICE.

Toilets

Derma Viva Liquid Faee Powder white and flesh., 50c value for 29 c.

Hind's Honey and Almond Cream, 50c value 42c.

Physicians' and Surgeon*' Soap, regular 10c cake 8cl

75c Fountain Syringes, good quality white rubber, two quart size each 50c.

Aristocrat Compact Rouge, 25c box 19c.

Dr. Palmer's Genuine Almond Meal Compound, 25c value 19c.

Large size jar Petroleum Jelly, 10c.

$1.00 Danderrne Hair Tonic, 89c. 25c Jar Mentholatum 21c. 50c Cuticle Scissors, best quality steel, pair 39c.

ALL THE PEOPLE

T£e savings bank is not especially designed for any one class of people. It is for all the people. It is for people of moderate means. It is for people who have no great financial ability or experience, but -who are anxious to conserve their modest competence. The savings bank offers you no allurements of great profits. IT OFFERS YOU ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND REASONABLE INTEREST. And that is what the average person wants,

TEREE HAUTE SAVINGS BANK, Southwest Corner Sixth and Ohio.

China Eggs Ma Re Poor Omelets

Although the hen is easily deceived by |hjs nest egg. Likewise no matter how eonvineing the argument of the cut price optician his oheap glasses will not oorreot your eye troubles.

LEEDS-MURPHEY OPTICAL CO,

TRY A TRIBUTE WANT AD. TRY A TRIBUNE WANT AD., ONE'CENT A WJRftD, FOR BEST RESULT#.