Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 August 1916 — Page 3

THUft$DAY, AUGUST 31, 1916.

New Fall

"Dolly Madison" Boots

—Second Floor Annex—

$7.50 Blue Serge Suits £. $6.00

Choose from a large assortment of gray checks, pin stripes, tans and mixtures all new Fall patterns. An extra pair of knickerbockers of same material and style with each suit. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Regular $6.50 value for $5.45.

BOYS' HATS AND CAPS 50c

splendid collection of new hats and caps in all the newest styles and colors at 50c.

Friday Grocery News

Telephone Your Order. Call 244.

BUTTER—Root's Special delivered with other gro- Q-! ceries special, pound... OX

BACON—Monogram, sliced to your order special, ppund AtJKs

BORAX—20 Mule Team borax special, pound 12^fC

OLIVES—Fancy ^ueen olives in the bulk, quart TXtFV/

SMOKED HERRING—Nord Star Norwegian smoked herring, can each i.Ul/ FLOUR—Gold Medal, J»-| 1A 24% pounds

SUGAR—H. and E. pure Q7 cane sugar, 25 pound bag $-L*«7 1

GIRLS' VOCATIONAL COURSE MAPPED CUT

Directress Miss Clara Locke Returns From Eastern Trip With Many Plans In Mind.

Want to learn to bake or broil make a dress trim a hat or plan a home? Bvery girl and woman in Terre Haute will have such opportunity. The only requirement is that girls shall be over fourteen years of age.

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Miss Clara Locke, directress of the Terre Haute vocational school for girls and women, has recently returned from a trip through the east, studying trades schools, and has mapped out as far as possible her courses for the coming year. The vocational school will open with the city schools next Tuesday morning and it is now open for registration. About forty girls and women have registered tb date.

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These are the latest style cut and an excellent quality of blue serge. Choose from Norfolk, Pinch Back or other new fall styles full cut. Neatly and carefully tailored to withstand the hard wear. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Specially priced for Friday and Saturday at $6.

BOYS' ALL WOOL SUITS $5.45

COFFEE—Root's Special fine for these cool mornings special, pound & I

VINEGAR—Heinz's pure cider vinegar, in gallon jugs Q(f special, each OOC

GOLD DUST—large n~f package ^JLC

GRAPE JUICE—New York Concord full quarts, rtpy each lilQ,

SALMON CUTLETS—very Qr fine, can each OOC

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the special courses which require one year. In the home making course the following are included: Sewing, cooking, marketing, home sanitation and decoration, designing of clothes, millinery, English, mathematics and history. The special courses are dress making, millinery and cooking.

The special courses are designed for girls over sixteen and women.. Special arrangements will be made, however, for girls who are under fourteen and who are working. "Make it very plain that we prepare girls for positions, such as doing millinery work, clress making, and house work," Miss Locke said. "There are many girls who for various reasons will not enter high school. The vocational school expects to do something for them in the way of practical training. Then there are many women who have grown up and perhaps married with very little knowledge of making a home we want these also. In fact we want any girl or woman who want3 anything we have to give."

Miss Locke went to New York several weeks ago to attend the National liducational association convention. Before her return she visited several trade schools including the Manhattan trade school, New York the Bordiman school of New Haven and the

Miss Locke states that the courses, which will be offered will be the same as those of last year: The homemaktog course which takes two yeart and Washington Irving high school, New

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York, where vocational work is emphasized. She said that in each of these schools, the trades coures had been arranged to meet the local needs.

CORONER FHES REPORTS.

Two Homocides and Several Accidental Deaths in August. Coroner John O. Garrigus late Wednesday filed his report on the sudden deaths of August. There were four from heart trouble, one from pneumonia, two homocides, one suicide, one drowning and three fatal mine accidents.

Mrs. Edna Hall was drowned in the West Terre Haute gravel pit the evening of August 4. Maurice Trutfbtchen was killed in an explosion of fire damp in tire Deep Vein mine August 7. Andrew House committed suicide August 8 In the alley in the rear of the Patton saloon. Charles Sims, of Clinton, died of gunshot wounds in the abdomen August 29, and his death was declared to be homocide, but the responsibility was not fixed. Ora Langford lost his life when he fell from a string of mine cars in the Wabash mine August 12, and was run down. Earl O'Connell ended his life with a revolver during a fit of despondency, August 19, at 20 North Sixth street. Frank Boling fell from the motor In the Dering mine, August

TEREE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

SUPETV COUPONS GIVEN 5 REDEEMED^ ESTABLISHED IN /356

This Most Wonderful Sale Starts Friday Morning

BUY FOR THE PRESENT-BUY FOR XMAS

VER 1,000 genuine split Bamboo Japanese Baskets in all conceivable shapes, sizes and designs are to be offered for our Second Annual Basket Sale. They're all hand made and until recent years were shown only as specimens of Oriental art. However, the Japanese government saw the great possibilities of selling their wonderful collection. Today the demand is far greater than the supply. To those hundreds who were so fortunate as to share in this great sale last year, nothing further need be said. They will be here when the s o e o e n s i a y o n i n 'To those les£ fortunate, we urge that they plan now to take advantage of this great sale of exceptionally fine baskets at almost ridiculously low prices. The list includes:

Jardiniers Fern Boxes Fern Dishes Waste Paper Baskets Sandwich Trays Fruit Baskets Lampshades Lamp Stands Dresden Flower Baskets Reg. $2 to $6 Baskets

Work Baskets Art Flower Baskets Lemonade Trays Dresden Baskets Vases.

"Our Famous"

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Will Open Tomorrow

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This famous copyrighted "Cash Saving Payment Plan" will put into the home 150 high grade sewing machines. Since only 150 club members will be supplied, it behooves you and all desirous of buying a sewing machine to come at once. Be on hand and make an early selection of one of our handsome The FREE Cabinet Sewing Machines. There is a complete line of prices and styles to select from.

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On this plan of payments

10c 1st week 20c 2nd week 30c 3rd week Final payment on,, machine $1.60 the 36th week. The day after this club closes the machines will go back' to their original price.

FIRST PAYMENT

You have your choice of a complete assortment of styles and prices on these remarkable terms until entire allotment is exhausted

The FREE Sewing Machine For nearly List Price

CASH DISCOUNT SAVING FEATURE

All payments made in advance are recognized with a regular cash discount, This saves you about 10 per cent on any style you select. (ALL COPYRIGHTS RESERVED)

Specials For Friday and Saturday

22. Sylvester Anthony, who was killed in a construction camp northwest of the city, August 24, was found to have come to his death at the hands of another. Buddie Tyler, another negro, is in jail awaiting the action of the grand jury for the murder.

ELKS OBSERVE CENTENNIAL.

The Terre Haute lodge No. 86, B. P. O. Elks, Wednesday night decided upon an old-fashioned .celebration of th'e city's centennial which will include throwing the doors of their club on North Seventh street open to the public on the afternoon of celebration day.

The subject was introduced early in the meeting, and the members gave it their hearty approval at once and selected W. E. Hndrich, Jr., to work out the details of the plan which was discussed informally. The club house is to be open to the general public as guests of the Elks from 2 to 6 o'clock in the afternoon, and in the evening a soeial session will be held.

All residents of Terre Haute are to be welcome in the afternoon, while the evening session will be for the members. It was suggested that a special souvenir appropriate of the day be provided for the guests of the afternoon, but this, with other plana, will be announced .later.

10c, initial payment 20c. 2nd 'weekly payment 30c 3rd weekly payment $1.60 the 36th week pays for your machine.

Two 4 drawer Singers (used) $4.00 One 4 drawer Wheeler & Wilson (used) $4.50

INDIANA NEWS BRIEFS.

INDIANAPOLIS—A new outline for township and city institute work has been issued by Charles A. Greathouse, state superintendent of public instruction. The state superintendent has asked each county superintendent to appoint a committee of at least one teacher from each township to report to the state department on certain specified phases of the institute work. The outlines as arranged are for the city and rural teachers. Special suggestions are made in the outline for high school teachers and supervisors.

INDIANAPOLIS—An active campaign for recruits for the United States army is to be made this fall at all of the county fairs, according to announcements made here by persons in charge of the work in this state. Privates S. P. High, who has been in charge of the station at Tipton, and Michael Wright, who has been stationed at the local office, will visit the fairs, traveling for eight weeks.

SHELBYVILLB—A turtle with the initials "I. McK." cut in its shell was captured recently by Bert Kennedy, a mail carrier while camping on Blue river, near here, and brought to this city. Ira McKay, a clerk in the local postoffice, declares that the turtle evidently is the one in the shell of which he cut his initials in 1891 and then released in Blue river.

NASHVILLE—Rattlesnakes are reported to be so, numerous in the black

Try Oar Bakery Goods

Fresh Baked Every Morning

On Sale at $1 Each

These Black Fox pieces are very reasonable: $19.50 Barrel Muff $14.50 $27.50 Barrel Muff $19.50 $35.00 Barrel Muff $27:50 "18.50 Pillow Muff $14.50

These Scarfs will match any of the Muffs listed. —Third Floor—

A Notable Collection of New Millinery

Wonderfully smart and novel models are daily showfi in our third floor Millinery section. Note the hats with brims flattened over the crown in front and drawn to points at the side like the famous portraits of Napoleon and Washington others have elaborately'draped crowns suggesting the tam or large b£ll crowns are being introduced.

Embroidered 'and tinted sailors, felt sailors, tall, medium and small crowhs and brims are among the smartest of simple outdoor hats.

Prices range from

$4.50 to $50

"THE BFST PLACE TO SHOP, AFTER ALL"

berry patches in this community that only the most daring pickers have venr tured to harvest the unusually large crop. Lenville Copenhagen, a snake charmer, picked sixty-seven gallons, of berries and killed seventeen snakes in three days' time. The largest snake he kille'd measured five feet four inches long.

INDIANAPOLIS—Although congress has appropriated $400,850,000 for the improvement Of rural highways in the United States, of which Indiana's portion is $135,747.62, the state treasurer will be unable to collect the money, accordirfg to Governor, Ralston. Indiana has no state highway commission, and congress, the governor says, made

Boys' and Girls' School Shoes

—Secoiid Floor Annex—

Save 20% to 33 1-3% During Our Adtfifnce Sale of

We.could.not hope to arouse your enthusiasm to the point of buying Furs at this season of the year except through the wonderful savings this advance sale offers.

The selection is better now than it c?m possibly be in*.mid-' winter. Dozens of pieces cannot be duplicated at any price. All others will be considerably higher when cold weather is here. Buy now and enjoy the savings.

$18.50 All-fur Scarf. .. .$14.50 $22.50 All-fur Scarf .. .$17.50 $42.50 All-fur Scarf ... $32.50

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obtained by the Beta Theta Pi' fccording to announcement just made The average was ,81.55' per cent. other fraternities averages follow- Phi Gamma Delta, 77.83 per centChi. 75.79 per cent Kappa

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per cent Delta Tau Delta, 74.70 per cent, and Phi Delta Theta, 73 3' cent.

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