Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 September 1916 — Page 9
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V TUESDAY, 8EPTEMBER 5, 1916.
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Carries Off Championship Cap In First Aid Contest at ClintonCompetition Proves Close.
Team No. 3 of the Clinton Coal company won first honors at the second annual Indiana state first aid meet at Clinton, Ind., Monday. Capt. Harry Lowe was in charge of this team of five men and the team finished the five problems given them with a percentage of 98. They received the reciprocal Indiana state championship cup, six medals from the national safety council, medals of the American Red Cross society, medals of the meet and metal first aid packages.
Second place in the competition was awarded to team No. 10 of the Miami Coal company, under the leadership of Capt. Edward Lapworth. The special cup for the team showing the greatest proficiency in improvising dressings and in the use of improvised dressings was won by team No. 25 of the Tecumseh Mining company. This team was captained by Robert) EI. Collins. This cup becomes me permanent property of the team as it was w^n by the same team last year.
The Clinton cup for the team showing the greatest proficiency In stretcher drill was awarded to team No. 4 of thfe Bunsen Coal company, led by Capt.
John Krainock. Competition Close. The event was a success from every point of view, the competition being close and the events being attended by miners and operators from all parts or the Indiana coal mining district All of the stores of Clintoft were olosed during the day and the city devoted itself to welcoming the visitors.
The program opened at 10 o'clock In the morning when Mayor M. J. Tucker presented the keys of the city to John Hessler, member of the executive board
To End Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
Persona suffering from catarrhal deafness and head noises will be glad to know that this distressing affliction can be successfully treated at home by
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an internal remedy that In many instances has effected a complete cure after all else has failed. Sufferers who could scarcely hear a watch tick have had their hearing restored to such an extent that the tick of a watch was plainly audible seven or eight Inches away from either ear.
Therefore, if you know someone who is troubled with head noises or catarrhal deafness, cut out this formula and hand to them and you will have been the means of saving dome poor sufferer perhaps from total deafness The prescription can be prepared at home, and is made as follows:
Secure from your druggist 1 oa. Par mint (Dovfble Strength), about 76c worth. Take this home and add to It pint of hot water and 4 oz. of granulated sugar stir until dissolved. Take one tablespoonful four times
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The first dose should begin to relieve the distressing head noises, headache, dullness, cloudy thinking, etc., while the hearing rapidly returns as the system is invigorated by the tonic action of the treatment. Loss of smell and mucus dropping in the back of the throat, are other symptoms that show the presence of catarrhal poison, and which'are often entirely overcome by this efficacious treatment. Nearly ninety per cent of all ear troubles are said to be directly caused by catarrh, therefore, there must be many people whose hearing can be restored by this simple home treatment.
Every person who is troubled with head noises, catarrhal deafness or catarrh in any form, should give this prescription a trial.
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MRS. SMITH'S TEETJI WOULD NOT DO FOR MRS. BROWN. TEETH ARE AS DIFFERENT LOOKINQ A8 PEOPLE. WE KNOW THE RIGHT KIND, THE RIGHT 8IZE AND THE RIGHT COLOR FOR YOU. WE MAKE TEETH WITH LIFE, WITH EXPRESSION—YOUR EXPRE88ION. PEOPLE WOULD NEVER KNOW YOU WERE WEARING ARTIFICIAL TEETH UNLES8 YOU TOLD THEM.
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of the United Mine Workers of District No. 11. Chairman F. L. Swinehart presided at the ceremonies and introduced the speakers among whom weer Mr. Hessler, Phil Penna, secretary of the Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators' association, and- Fred VanNuys, representing the state of Indiana. The speaker® urged closer co-operation'be-tween tfie miners and the operators.
At one o'clock a parade was formed and the procession marched to the scene of the contest on the west edge of the town, where a large crowd had gathered 'to see the wprk of the teams. Each problem was announced by P. Anner Krogsdahl, of the bureau of. mines, and a copy of It handed to the competing teams. Then at a given signal, the teams started their work of caring for the ."patient."
Foreman G. T. Powell, of mine rescue car No. 3, gave three demonstrations of coal dust explosions,„ using Indiana coal dust.
After the contest a chicken dinner was served by the ladies of the Chris tian church. The evening prelum included addresses by Dr. August F. Knoefel, Michael Scollard, chief mine Inspector of Indiana D. R. Parker, superintendent of stations and cars of the bureau, and Edgar Wallace, editor of the Mine Workers' Journal,
Jason villa and Linton were competitors for the 1917 meet and the vote awarded this honor to the former city,
Following Is a list of the prise winners: Prizes Awarded.
First prlxe—Team No. S of Clinton Coal company, Clinton, Captain Harry Lowe, 98 per cent.
Second prize—Team No. 1 of Miami Coal company, Clinton, Captain Edward Lapworth, 96.8 per cent.
Third prise—Team No. 15 of Vandalla Coal company, Cass, Captain William Keller, 96.4 per cent
Fourth prize—Team No. 1 of Jackson Hill Coal & Coke company, Clinton, Captain T. W. Faulds, 96 per cent.
Fifth prize—Team No. 1 of Bunsen Coal company, Universal, Captain John Krainock, 96.2 per cent.
Sixth prize—Team No. 2 of Miami Coal company, Clinton, Captain George Waters, 94.8 per cent
Seventh prize—Team No. 2 of Bun sen Coal company, Universal, Captain Archie Donald, 94.6 per cent.
Eighth prize—Team No. 3 of Bunsen Coal company, Clinton, Captain Geo McNalr, 94.4 per cent.
Ninth prize—Team No. 1 of Knox ®qal & Mining company, Bicknell, Cap tain Andrew Henderson, 94.2 per cent.
Tenth prise—Oliphant-Johnson Coal company, Brucevllle, Captain John McArthur, 98.8 per cent
Eleventh prise—Team No. 1 of Te cumseh Mining company, Bicknell Captain R. E. Collins, 93 per cent.
Twelfth prize—Team No. 6 of Miami COal company, Clinton, Captain Joseph Beno, 92.8 per cent.
Thirteenth prize—Team No. 2 of Jackson Hill Coal & Coke company Sullivan, Captain J. H. Needhammer 92.6 plus per cent
Fourteenth prize American Coal Mining company, Bicknell, Captain R. Cook, 92.6 minus per cent
Fifteenth prize—Ayrshire Coal com pany, Wtnslow, Captain George Wick war, 92.4 per cent.
Sixteenth prize—Local No. 2121, U. M. W. A., Jaaonville, Captain E. R. Devlin, 92 per cent.
Seventeenth prise Clinton Coal company, Clinton, Captain William Burton, 91.8 per cent
Eighteenth prise—Knox Coal A Min lng company, Bicknell, Captain Thos. Logan, 90.8 per cent
Nineteenth prise Vandalla Coal company, Gllmour, Captain Jas. Brown, 90.4 per cent
Twentieth prize—Green Valley Coal company, Jaaonville, Captain H. W. Baker, 90J per cent
Twenty-first prize—Princeton Coal oompany, Princeton, Captain F. D. Thurber, 90 per cent.
Twenty-second prise—Team No. 9 of Vandalla Coal oompany, Linton, Captain Charles C. Doldge, 89.6 per cent
Twenty-third prize—Team No, 8 of Deerlng Coal company, Clinton, Captain John Stevely, 88.4 per cent
Twenty-fouHh prize—Vandalla Coal company, Lattas Creek, Captain John Dagan, 87.2 per cent.
Twenty-fifth prize—Team No. 2 of
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Our expert graduate Gossard Corsetierres can lit you—no matter what your, figure—and there is no charge for fitting service.
The New Fall Gossards Range in Price at
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And Now This Wonderful Suburban Day Sale of
Table Linens and Towels
600 Pattern Table Cloths, all linen full bleached Irish Damask, choice designs in .two sizes, AO 71x71 inches at $2.98 72x90 Inches at .... tp0*«70
Table Cldths, pure flax, circular designs and scalloped edges, $7.00 value for Wednesday, A4 PA Suburban Day $4advr
Linen Damask Napkins, odd lots and discontinued numbers having no cloths to match. at, dozen, $2.50 to
95o yard, Instead of $1.25, for Irish Linen Table Damask full bleached and assorted designs.
$1.50 per yard for $2.00 Satin Finish Table Damask, full bleached and 72 inches wide.
$1.35 per yard on Suburban Day for full bleached Table Damask in beautiful designs and 71 inches wide.
Wednesday 60o per yard, instead of 75c, for Dress Linens in white and colors 45 Inches wide.
$5.00 Madeira Napkins, slightly soiled special for Suburban Day only, dozen ..,
15c yard for regular 20c Kitchen Toweling pure flax white or red border. A limit of 20 yards to a customer, so that the greatest number can partake of this, offering.
Tecumseh Mining company, Bicknell, Captain John Cheyne, 85.8 per cent. Twenty-sixth prize—Team No. 3 of Clinton Coal oompany, Captain Thos. Dickenson, 85.6 per cent.
Twenty-seventh prize—Team No. 6 of Miami Coal company, Clinton, Captain H. S. Call, 84.6 per cent.
Twenty-eighth prize—Team No. 4 of Miami Coal company, Clinton, Captain John Gray, 81.2 per oent.
Special Prizes.
Bicknell cup—Won for second time by team No. 1 of Tecumseh. Mining company, Bicknell, Captain Robert E. Collins.
Clinton cup—Won by team No. 1 of Bunsen Coal oompany, Universal, Captain John Krainock.
Girls' team—Team No. 30, Captain Mary Stevely. BoyB' team—Team No. 4 of Miami Coal company, Clinton, Captain John Gray.
Special mention for meritorious work to team No, 15 of Vandalla Coal oompany, Cass, Captain William Keller, and team No, 1 of Tecumseh Mining company, Bicknell, Captain Robert B. Collins.
RECEIVES BIDS FOR CHURCH,
Centenary Board to Open Estimates Tuesday Night, Bids for the erection of .the new Centenary church will be opened Tuesday evening at the parsonage on North Seventh street. The plans have all been completed and can be seen by any contractors at the parsonage.
The exterior of the building will be similar to that of the old church, but! there will be a number of changes in the Jnterlor. The architecture will be English cathedral fhronghont. The] i large auditorium will be on the north1
TESLH& HAUTE TRIBUNE.
9x12 ft. Axmlnster Rugs In oriental and floral patterns, a good heayy rug, easily worth $22.50 and a special value for Suburban (T»-| JUT A Day, at $JLf «DU
Oval Japanese Rugs, something new, In various fancy colors sizes 18x36 inches to 36x82 Inches heavy quality Suburban Day special, $1.25 to
Rag Rugs in blue, rose, red, gray and yellow $1.75 value, 1x2 yards Suburban QA Day Special $.LeO«f
And Now the Fall
Gossard Corsets
Have Made Their Introductory Bow
And, as ususal, the new models are an Improvement over those of the previous season.
GOSSARD CORSETS
are hard to describe but the materials, both plain and fancy, are handsome as fabrics can be wOven—and "COMFORT" shows forth In every line.
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side of the building with the memorial window Is* the west wall of the church, In the center of the west wall of the room. The pulpit will be at the east end of the auditorium.
In addition to the auditorium there will be a chapel in the rounded corner of the building, where the pulpit was formerly located. There will be six rooms for various Sunday school departments, an official board room, a secretary's office and a pastor's study. In the basement there will be a gymnasium and a dining room 62 by 95 feet.
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William Chlnn, a painter employed on the Wabash river bridge, suffered painful injuries Tuesday morning
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after childbirth tjr taking necessary precautions be fore the trying ordeal, by using "Mother's Friend" to assist na tore in preparing her fat the physical ehange
articles accord with the undoubted quality of Kleeman's House Furnishings and represent purchases made by our buyers who are now in the great markets of the east
Standard Cork Linoleum with burlap back, 6 ft wide all fancy colors regular 60c value ja square yard
86-inch Fancy White and Ecru Scrim with neat borders, 15c quality special for Suburban A Day, yard AUC
36-Inch Cretonne, a new lot just arrived In blue, rose, pink and combinations to match any OK room, at yard
A Suburban Day Showing of New Autumn Models in Women's
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which must now claim attention. These new Fall fashions embody every recent Paris idea in the rich fabrics. Serge, gaberdine, broadcloth and polret twill adorned with the favored velvet and fur trimmings authentic ih every detail.
Kleeman's, In the selection of these garments, have dared to be different not by startling effects, but as a result of a combination of art fashion and (so we have been told) good taste. There is a very wide range of prices, but for Suburban Day we are going to specialize in a charming model and a remarkable value at
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when he lost his footing on the east abuttment and fell about fourteen feet to the stone piled at Its base. He was attended by Dr. Joseph Frisz and was taken to his home at 1726 North Sixth street in an automobile.
BURGE RESUMES PRACTICE.
Judge Pulllam In the Circuit Court has returned Ira Burge his resignation from the Vigo county bar, and he will continue in his law practice. Btkrge recently handed in his resignation to Judge Newton in the City Court to be given to Judge Pulllam when he was confronted with contempt of court charges bjit after some deliberation he applied to the Circuit'Court to be allowed to withdraw it and his plea was granted.
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You will find here an unusually attractive sale of draperies and rugs which at this time of year must appeal to every thrifty housekeeper who is making preparations for the season now beginning. These
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25c Scrim, 36 and 40 inches wide in white and ecru with plain and fancy borders special "t A Wednesday, yard A«/C
$1.50 White and Ecru Scrim Curtains, 2% yards long with a neat fancy edge. A special bargain.for QQ Suburban Day, at pair
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We are now displaying the new Fall models and imported novelties in pure silk, in tlie smartest autumn colorings at most moderate prices
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Also Shetland Wool Sweaters for sports or winter wear in white, emerald green, rose, ^orange, pink, and blue, or white with striped collar and cuffs
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Share the Vanishing Savings of the Suburban Day
Bed Clothing Sale
Many Housekeepers Are Buying A Year's Supply
Pillow Cases, a decided bargain, mostly in the sise 45x36 inches plain edges OK*» pair
Fancy hemstitched billow Cases, em- PA. broldered or scalloped edges, pair OUC
Bolster Cases, size 42x72 inches, made of the best quality muslin Suburban Day Special, each 40c and
Sheets, 81x90 inches, bleached and hemstitched, for Wednesday only, each OOC
Plaid Blankets in new plaids, suitable for these chilly nights extra fine quality dJO AQ $1.98, $2.25 and ........
Cotton filled Comfortables, a Suburban Day Sale of them at, each $2.50, $2.98 KA and vr
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