Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 September 1916 — Page 2

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6y 1916.

Chairman Moorhead Announces Xdst of Those Who Will Be Heard Here Next Month.

The case of President Wilson is to be presented to the voters of Vigo county by some of the foremost speakers in the country, according to advices retived by County Chairman Moorhead.

Beginning Thursday evening with the meeting in the democratic hea'd' quarters, Vigo county democrats will launch one of the most thorough campaigns which has ever been made in this territory, and the system which has been perfected by the county organization under the direction of County Chairman George M. Moorhead will enable every democrat to attend at least a majority of the meetings and will enable every voter in the county to acquaint himself with the principles on which the race is to be made this fall. Thursday evening's meeting will be In the nature of get-together affair, where the voters will be adressed by the county oandidates. After that weekly meetings will be held in the headquarters rooms in the Young building In Ohio street, and it is the intention of those in charge to bring some of the best speakers of the country here for the program.

Some Noted Speakers.

Among the speakers available Ollle James of Kentucky Champ Clark Senator James Hamilton Lewis Senator Thomas Gore, Senator Hoke Smith, Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor Oscar Underwood J. B. Wilson, secretary of labor Senator Colby of New York Senator Kern Meredith Nicholson Judge Wiliam EI Eichorn M. C. Thornton E. E. Slack, United States attorney Lincoln Dixon Fred Feick, chairman of the legislative committee of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, and Frank E. Butler, attorney of Peru.

Manford Collins has been named chairman of the speakers' bureau, and he will be assisted in arranging the programs for the meetings by ,C. S. Batt, Arthur Z. Thomas, Thomas J. Roach and George W. Wells.

Mr. Wells will address the young democrats at their meeting at head quarters Friday evening on "Duty and Benefits." His talk will be divided into three parts: First, the interest in this campaign, which will show the work accomplished under the past four years of democratic administration, including the passage of important laws favoring the working man, the passage of the new currency law and the new school laws. The second proposition will be the benefits to the party by their work, showing that the active work of any campaign, to a great extent, is done by the men between the ages of 21 and 30 years, due to the fact that they are physically able to get out more and to meet more of the voters and the fact that their ideas are along newer lines and able to meet the newer conditions and third, the benefits to be derived by the young -voters from their active work In the campaign.

Candidates Speak.

Mr. Wells will talk only for a short time to allow the county candidates to speak to the men, and he will welcome any suggestions which his audience

Try This lor Piles

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LADIES!

Splsndid Shiwimg Fall Suits—Coats

OIJR TERMS—On any purchase of 916 or less. 91 first payment gets the clothes then pay as you wear, 81 a week. Liberal term* on larger purchases.

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Come and see them whether you wish to purchase or not. The style, price and quality will please you. Alterations are free.

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815 Wabash Ave.

Next door American Theatre.

HIPPODROME

(Absolutely Fire Proof)

Starting Thursday Matbee

Harry Girard offers

"TiseLockoIaTotem"

With Stella Watts.

A musical .play of an Alaskan incident.

RAY SNOW

"The Man About Town"

"THE COP"

A comedy of the system.

Flo Adler & Boys

Popular singers of popular songs

MILLIE OLIVE

A novelty in juggling.

HEARST'S NEWS PICTORIAL

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may wish to make, but no one will be asked for a speech. After the inauguration of this campaign it is the intention of the committee to hold nightly meetings in the various precincts, and these meetings -will be arranged in such a way that all of the oounty candidates will be given an opportunity to attend each meeting in time to meet the voters either before or after the address of the evening. Able speakers will be engaged to talk before these precinct meetings, and it is felt that these, together with the. weekly rallies to be held in the headquarters will perfect a stronger organization than could be built up In any other way.

FIX TOWNSHIP TAX RATE.

Harrison Board Raises Levy Two and One-half Cents. Trustee Andrew Powers and his advisory board of three Tuesday afterneon fixed the township tax rate at 92 cents on the hundred dollars, two and one-half cents higher than it was last year but still fifteen and one-half cents lower than it was two years ago.

The purchase of new school property and the addition of two more teachers made it imperative to raise the rate for this year. Mr. Powers says this rate is the lowest of any township rate in the county and compares favorably with any township rate in the state.

MOTHER PAGES CHARGE.

Alleged to Have Abandoned Small Boys But Case Is Continued. Belle Butler, whom the pdlioe charge abandoned her two small sons Monday I and left

them without food or atten

tion for almost 24 hours, was arraigned in City Court Wednesday morning on the charge of intoxication. "Her two sons were found in a room at 517 South Second street Tuesday morning and turned over to Court Matron Mrs. O'Donnell, who has placed them in the hands of the board of children's guardians. Her case was continued until Thursday.

SHELTERS FOR PARK ZOO.

Park Boar^d Asks Appropriation to House Animals. At the regular meeting of the park board Tuesday night, the matter of an adequate winter shelter for the Collett park "zoo" was discussed. As the park board has no funds with which to build such shelters, it was announced, the animals would be disposed of unless the council passes an ordinance appropriating to the park board funds sufficient to meet the cost of the shelters.

HOME ON FURLOUGH.

Forest Lee Woodsmall, of Bloomfield, Ind., and Carl Oscar Rice, of Bicknell, Ind., returned to Terre Haute Tuesday from the great lakes naval training station near Waukegan, 111., where they have been for about three months since they were enlisted here. The boys returned on a ten days' furlough to visit their parents. Both expressed themselves as being pleased with the navy life.

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PRETTY SILK LACES

Pretty Silk Laces in all-over designs in colors of coral, tan, green with effective white rose. Beautiful quality and priced, per yard, at $2.25. —Main Floor—Center Aisle—

mEverything

Liberal selections are offered at

Other prices range from

Rich and Handsome Is This New

Country Club Cloth

BEAUTIFUL plain imported cloth, having all the appearance of the voguish silk Jersey. It has a silk face with

wool back and is a splendid weight for fall and winter wear. It is an exceptional cloth for sports coats, evening wear, etc. It trims beautifully with fur and velvet collars and cuffs, made plain or fancy. It comes 54 inches wide in assorted choice shades.

A remarkable cloth that is shown in Terre Haute only at Root's. Price, the yard.. —Second Floor—

Dainty New Handkerchiefs

Pretty new novelty Handkerchiefs of pure linen, haijd printed and hand embroidered designs with hemstitched and roll hems in pink, blue, lavender, tan and green. Choice,

each

25c

—Main Floor—Center Aisle

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TiiRBE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

["VERY section of this great store is already briljiant with the new, the smart and the beautiful modes for the Fall season. Daily arrivals are constantly enlarging this wonderful collection. The new Suits, Dresses, Coats, Waists, Millinery, Hosiery, Gloves and everything that goes to make up Milady's wardrobe are here in larger proportions than ever before. And, each garment carries with it the Root assurance of correct and authentic style.

HE lines, the diversity and above all the INDIVIDUALITY of the Suits excite admirar tion. Not only do the fabrics, trimmings and colors offer a wide variety, but there are diversions of styles, each division being a different figure silhouette. The curved lines of the Louis XV and Second Empire modes are favored by some others favor the straighter lines of the Moyen Age.

Some favor the plain semi-circular skirts, others admire the occasional pleat, while the all pfeated skirts are very popular. These few style facts are fully authenticated, and examples are liberally represented in the fashions alrjady causing such a stir of interest in this very popular suit section.

$25.00

Choose from materials of chiffon, broadcloth, wool velour, s new autumn shades of burgundy, plum, navy blue, green and black some sly trimmed with fur or velvet coil others more elaborately

$15 to $70

—Third Floor—

The Autumn Dresses

IXCEPTIONALLY clever models of Serge, Satin, Charmeuse and Combinations make up a wonderful assortment which we have priced at

$15.00, $18.50 and $25.00

There are many distinctive style features, such as the smart, belt effects, chanqeuse and Georgette sleeves and trimmings of embroidery, gold thread and buttons. Redingote effects are very popular. Straight lines and semi-fitted styles are both good. Ripple and full flare skirts are featured. In fact, such a variety 'is present that It becomes a simple matter to drees according to one's Individual taste. Other prices range from

$12.50

$5.00

$39.50

—Third Floor—

New Gloves

The Glove section has received its new stocks staples and" novelties for fall and winter. Such well known makes as Centimerie, Meyers, Jouvan & Cie, Argeisinger and Steinberg and Kalisher are fully represented, in this complete stock. All the late shades in French kid, washable and novelties are ready for selection.

$1.25 to $3.00

—Main Floor—Rear—

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A Distinguished Presentation of

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New in Suits

berdine or poplin in the plainly tailored, aers.

liars, cuffs and skirt bor

Beautiful New

Dressier Waists show new ideas In sleeves, many- having fullness at the top, others with bishop cuffs, and still

others with puffs at the shoulder, elbow or wrist. Most sleeves are Ions, though nfany are three-quarter length or shorter.

for-$5.95

There is an attractive showing of Crepe de Chine and Georgette Waists with the very popular large collars, hemstitched with lace edge frill front and hand embroidered designs. Colors are white, flesh, nlle and rose.

$8.50

for

A choice selection of sheer silk crepe, chiffon and combinations of lace with crepe silk jersey, net or chiffon show designing skill of a high order. All the wanted shades to match the new suits.

Other Waists from

$1.C0 to $18.S

•—Third Floor—

A Stream of

NEW MILLINERY IDEAS

There is no lack of Millinery inspiration for those who keep in touch with the Millinery section.

In shape, in trimming and in colors there is an unusual diversity.

Observe for example the wonderful smart effects of the gold and silver ornaments in flowers, leaves and dragon flies the snappy characteristic touch given by the small silver ornaments in the shape of gun shells the novel effect of Japanese figures and designs and so on through an extreme variety of new trimmings.

The Millinery section is a pleasant and profitable section to visit. It is the center of genuine certified hat fashions for fall.

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$4.50to$50.00

Boudoir Caps

Very dainty Boudoir Caps of chantilly laces, crepe and chiffon, flower trimmed and hand embroidered. White,. pink, blue and lavender.

75c to $1.95

Silk Net Collars

Richly embroidered Silk Net Collars in square Style In colors of gold and silver. Priced at

$2.50

—Main Floor—Center Aisle—

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Drape Veil Novelties

Veils are to be very popular this fall and winter. Every wanted style is now ready for selection. Border figures, small all-over designs hexagon and octagon meshes. Choose from white, gray, blue, taupe, brown, purple, rose. and black.

50c

NEW HAND SAGS

Beautiful new leather Hand Bags showing the new double inside coin purses and mirror silk lined and in sizes, shapes and leathers to please the most discriminating. Priced at $1.95 to $5.95.

Coats An Enchanting Gathering

X'XTREMELY smart and original are the new Coats. Very I attractive new collar effects, such as the high straight snugfitting military collar also the smart large cape collars, falling down over the shoulders and made convertible to give the high straight effect. They're created in a variety of distinctive touches —some belted, semi-belted large pockets, full flare skirts,Marge cuffs, plain and fur and'velvet trimmed.

A choice lot is now ready for selection at

$25.00

Materials are wool velour, serge, poplin, gaberdine, shadow plaids, cheviot 'in colors of blue, black, brown, green, burgundy and many wool mixtures. You'll need one for the cool weather that is close at hand, and you'll find these coats especially desirable.

$12.50

$70

Also Fur Coats at special sale prices. —Third Floor—

The New "Dolly Madison" Boots

Right flow we are ready with a splendid collection of Fashion's newest models in a wide variety of sizes, leathers and colorings. In the rush for style, the necessity for dependable quality has not been overlooked. "Dolly Madison" Boots are well known for their high standard of excellence of quality as well as style. Pvrices range from

$3.50 to $7.50

—Second Floor—Annex—

The New "Onyx" Hosiery

The new line of "Onyx" Silk Hosiery has just been received. They are of heavy silk with 6-inch lisle top and soles in an exceptional assortment of wanted colors, there being 20 different shades for your selection. Choose now the shade to go with the new dress or new suit.

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$1.95

Main Floor—Center Aisle—

AtTER ALL

sizes, priced, at pair..

—Main Floor—West Aisle—

$1.10

New Ribbons

Hat bands and trimming ribbons of plain grosgrain, embroidered desigrfs, plaids, striped and picot edges all colors and combinations. t° Yard

19c

59c

Metal Trimming and hat band Ribbons of gold, silver, green, lavender, blue and rose. 1 to 2

inches wide. Yard

—Main Floor—Center Aisl

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