Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 September 1916 — Page 6
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PLANS INSURE SUCCESS
Breeder^ of Various Classes of Livestock Sending in Entries— Auto Show Interests.
That the centennial fair and exposition' to be held at the fair grounds next Week will be the biggest and best of its kind ever attempted in Terre Haute is the assurance given by the interest -found by the officials of the fair and trotting association. According to Secretary Charles Duffln, entries for the race events as well as the exhibits of country produce and live stock are coming in with every mall and many of the horses 'entered in the state fair meet in Indianapolis this week will be seen in action on the local half mile track.
What gives promise of being one of the biggest features of the 1916 fair is ikhft automobile show to be held in a -/.large chautauqua tent on the fair 'i^ounds as a side issue. When the
Idea was first advanced the local autotnobile men took to it only in a halfhearted way but during the p.ast few tfays the interest has grown and where exhibitors were expecting to use one fthd two spaces they are now asking four and five. The accessory peos ilp are also making preparations to •i show a complete line of their wares to^.(ether with the automobile exhibits. 'For those who are interested in the
Automobile world this feature should %dd greatly to the interest in the fair $a a whole. S, Poultry fancieps are sending in their ftQtHes in numbers to assure the promoters of the affair of the success of tjjla angle of the exposition as are the, Vl*o county stock breeders una grower and the officials of the trotting association say they are better pleased & *rlth the indications than they have ever been this far in advance of any of their fairs.
The amusements will be furnished by the Parker shows, now exhibiting at the state fair and they will be brought directly t6 Terre Haute from Indianapolis. In speaking of these carnival Shows Mr. Duffln says they are to the carnival world what the Rlngling Brothers are to the circus world, the ..'best in the United States.
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preparatory business of the fair
Ja.-' being conducted in' room 3 in the ootirt house where the entry books iVe been open since last Monday. will be kept open here until next today and will then be taken to the fairgrounds where the last of the entries will be listed.
KEYMEirS STRIKE AVERTED.
$T. PATJI* Minnl Sept. 7.—Telegz*$heni employed by the Northern Pacific railroad were today awarded iri'kcr^ases in pay, shorter hours and lmv iiMred working conditions in settlesfH|Baat of their demands on the road, thus averting a threatened strike.
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World** Famous Hotal Opposite Central Pufc at 59th Street
Owe to All Theatres »nt Shop*
SUMMER GARDEN and Outdoor Terrace
Cool and Refreshing Place to Dine
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FRED STERRT, Managing Dinctar
BOOMS WITH BATH UP
FULL SHOES PROVIDE COLOR AN) STYLE RiOT
Shop Windows Leave Milady Helpless as to Choice, So Many Kinds Are There.
By Nora Ragsdale.
"Something-in shoes ^'Tes, I'm'feure we have Just what you want,'1 says the shoe man with a bland smile and invites you to "Just be- seated, please." "Now, then, will you have a gray, a trown, a red (only they don't call it red), an ivory, a tan, a plain black or a combination of colors," he next solicits. "Let me see some of them first," you answer, "and then I can tell you more about it." (Of course you're an unsuspecting creature—^you don't realize that the commonest' price for shoes nowadays lies from eight to ten dollars.) "Here's a very good looking gray," says the clerk, and displays to your view a sixteen eyelet lace shoe, pointed toe, high heel—Just about the same thing you saw last summer. If you show an interest in gray, he will n^xt show you probably another shade of gray, the same style shoe, and still another—a button suede—all of which are extremely good looking and it is no little task to determine which suits your foot fancy best. "How would you like something in the new browns? They're going to be quite good this, year—really about as popular as the grays have been," continues the salesman. He then, ftqlds to yoTir /fiew' a prety broWn, one xt th^ soft shades that made you wish you were a grown-up lady with a pocket full of money a good many years ago, This one is a button style. High tops hold good throughout. Then he passes on to a real tan, lace, for street wear, end places beside it a brown, also lace but not Quite so heavy—and you continue to be puzzled.
No End of Variety.
But the shoe man has a world of "patience and pulls down a dozen more boxes. "How would you like thin—it'i quite new and very out of the ordi nary," he says, holding up for your Inspection a shoe with black patent bottom and either ivory, white or tan top. "When you pucker your forehead and perhaps shake your head, he holds up again another shoe of the same combination except it has. a kid bottom. These he shows you in either lace or button
Not deterred from your lack of decision, that personification of patiencfe passes on and shows you a tan bottom shoe with an Ivory top or a tan bottom with a lighter tan for the top and on and on until he brings you through the extremes in black styles to the ultra conservative which you have recognized as your friends for years, then you rise from your seat and announce:
Awful Temptation.
"I Just simply can't make up my mind which want Will you send half a dozen pairs out to the house and IH see if I can select a pair there,"
But the shoe man will have no one but himself to blame because he has brought all these shoe temptations into the local market and has made It pretty hard for a weak-willed pocketbook to resist them.
ATJTO GOES INTO BITCH. By Special Correspondent, UNION, Ind,, Sept, 7,—Fred Taw lost control of his automobile yesterday as he was trying to pass another car and the machine went Into the ditch. One wheel of his car was smashed but no one in the 'machine was seriously injured. It is said the driver of the other car failed to give, half of the road. i
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Chiffon Cloth, 42 inches wide, in all the new colorings, yard $1.00 and $1.50.
Georgette Crepe, 40 inches wide, in all the new fall shades for Blouses, yard $1.50 and $2.00.
Oiant Zeppelins Soon To Bring German Mail
CHICAOO, Sept. J.—iWwo double Zeppelins, unarmed and each with carrying capacity of sixty tons, have been built in Gec^atty to carry niail between Berlin and the United States, according to statements here by Morris Epstein, agent of the German^ American Alliance, who returned from Europe yesterday, Epstein said the Zeppetinq had been christened Amer* ika and Deutschland, He was permits ted to view them, declared, TheiF engines are powerfully equipped and they can make the aerial voyage between Berlin and New York in seven-ty-two hours..
They are so constructed, pai4 .Epstein, that they can Fise higher than any aeroplane and thu$ eseape aviators. They also can descend to the water pind travel there under theiF own power,.
Epstein said the postage charges for this service had already been arranged, and would be the regular international postage plus one mark or twenty-flve'cents for each letter
lERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.
Store Open Until 9 P. M/Saturday
Both Ready-to-wear and Made-at-home
This is an annual and we prepare to meet your wants in both these classes of merchandise by a display of complete stocks of wonderful size and amazing values. Never before have dress materials been so rich in color and soft in weave, and while the cost of production has risen greatly our prices are not increased, and we offer reigning patterns at moderate prices
Striped Silks in high colors, favorites this season for Skirts and Waists, 24 inches wide, yard $1.00. Satin Gharmeuse, the silk craze of New York today, in every street and evening shade 40 inches wide, yard $2.00.
Plaid Silks, delightful, fancy, soft material 24 inches wide, yard $1.00. Taffeta, 36 inches wide, the new shades, including Burgundy and purple, yard $1.50 and $1.75.
Black Satin Duchess, new imported and domestic quality for every purpose, 36 inches wide specially priced for Friday and Saturday, yard $1.25.
Black Taffeta, special quality for early fall and winter wear soft and 36 inehes wide specially priced, yard $1.00.
House and Morning Dresses of gingham and percale in light and dark colors and nurses' stripes some with coltars and cuffs trimmed with dainty edges of lace or embroidery, in every style, high or low neck, long or short sleeves many with convertible collars to be worn either high or low. This is a new stock still complete and it behooves you to make an early choice. $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.98.
BLAUF0SD, HID.
A big crowd from Blanford was at Centenary Sunday to attend the picnifc
Mr 4 Per on a, daughter, Rosetta, Mrs, A, Peronna i»nl Miss Mary Mich were Jn Universal Bmidey,
Mrs, M, Peror.a and daughter, Ttosetta, returned to Chicago Wednesday after a week's visit in Blanford at tt.e home of friends and relatives,
J, Scott of this city spent Thursday in Paris. John Savant of Clinton was In Blanford last week,
Mr, and Mrs, John Peila and son, John, have moved to Pennsylvania, Misses Jennio and Ada Batt&galtotti were in Clinton this week,
Mrs. A. Perona is visiting near Bra,zil and Perth this- week,
OUR JITNEY OFFER—ThU and 6o. DON'T MISS THIS, Cut out this slip, enclose with 5a and mall It to Foley & Co., Chicago, 111,, writing your name and address clearly. You will receiye in return ft trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup l/'oiey Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and backj rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headache and sluggish bowels. Valentine's Economical Drug Store, 634 Wabash avenue.
N E W S I K A N W O O E S S O O S
A N O O Y O U W I E I N E E S E I N E N E W A S U I S A N E S S E S
Coats slightly fitted and somewhat longer, sleeves with a tendency to more fullness and. frequently finished with novel cuffs many buttons, higher collars and often belts. These are some of the new effects that will greet you. The materials are broadcloth,® serge, whipcord, gaberdine and velours trimmings, velvet and fur. And these in the latest shades of 1916-1917 plum, Russian .green, African brown, black, liavy atid Burgundy are identical to those employed by the foremost couteriers of New York and Paris in fashioning the latest models .displayed for this season. The prices range from
$12.50, to. $110.00
:NeW"IDresses for street and general wear, for they may he worn without coats now and under top coats later of soft taffetas and satins, sft?ges with ^georgette and datin sleeves and plain serges in every style that is new and every color that is good. These^you will find in our complete Dress department and the prices you will fiiid, by comparison, are much less than those of other stores.
These t)r6sses now fresh from the manufacturer are of the newest and best trimmed in braids, soft pleats and contrasting collars the prices start as low as
$7.50
"FALL BLOUSES"
and graduate to
Kleeman's is the exclusive selling agency for '"College Princess Dresses" for girls and misses irom 14 to 20 years, i ney are made with the high waisted effects and a touch here and there that makes them girlish. Of serge, they are serviceable and in the dark colors, black, navy, gray and brown, especially suitable for young'women.
BLOUSES—A most delightful assortment in Georgette crepe, crepe de chine, laces and Georgl&nna crepe these In white, flesh, maize, Copen, Burgundy, plum and striped and plaid taffetas, In fact all the new models so that as usual Kleeman's Blouse Department Is the most complete to be found In Terre Haute. $3.98, $5.00, $5.95, $8.75 and up to $17.50.
Fall House and Morning Dresses
$17.50
A U U N E S S I I N S
Brocaded and Embroidered Chiffons, satin striped Marquisette and fancy figured Georgettes, 42 inches wide beautiful for waitings yard $1.50 up to $15.00.
Radium All-overs, 36 inches wide in ecru, cream, white and black, yard, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50.
With the COmjllg Of the Fall
months thoughts naturally turn to clothes—
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Striped Silks, novelties of great beauty, in dull colors if or suits, 24 inches wide, yard $1.00. Chiffon Broadcloth in a wide range of desirable colors and blacks sponged and shrunk, 54 inches wide, yard $3.00.
Fine Tailor Serge in black and air the autumn colors, «heayy weight for fall wear, 46 inches in width, yard $1.25. Imported Black Kitten's Ear Broadcloth, brilliant finish, sponged and shrunk 54 inches wide, yard $4.50.
New Scotch Mixtures, suitable for misses' school suits and dresses, 42 inches wide yard 75c. Chuddah Cloth, the most popular suiting now being shown an black and new fall colorings, 44 inches wide, yard $1.35.
All wo6l Poplins in black and every desirable Fall shade, 42 inches wide yard $1.00.
$59.50
so years. Tney
UNUSUAL VALUES IN GOOD HOSIERY
Kinds much in demand right now—at special low prices. Good black Fall Hose, full fashioned, light medium and heavy pair 25c.
Pure thread Silk Hose with high spliced heel, double soles and fine mercerized cotton tops, in black, white and all colors pair $1.00.
Men's Silk Plated Socks in black, white. gray and champagne, pair 25c. Children's Hose, cotton ribbed, fast black the best stocking for school children, pair 15c and 25c.
Pony Stockings, full fashioned black and white, for,girls and boys, pair 29c. Women's Lisle Hose, good black, regular and out sizes pair,' 25c, 35c and 50c.
COMPLEXION PILLS lOc &. 25c
Any sallow, yellow, muddy, pimpled skin can be made clear and white by the proper use of Complexion Pills. Plex Com-plex-ion'Pills are adapted for ladies and children and meet the wants of every home.
Plex Com-plex-ion Pills are porfectly reliable as a substitute for a fruit laxative, castor oil or calomel, and have never been known to gripe. One little Com-plex-ion Pill after a heavy meal makes the stomach do its duty and corrects disorders of the stomach.
One Com-plex-ion Pill will remove sour stomach and every pill taken increases the appetite and makes the organs of the stomach digest what you
No^ one atom of Pepsin, Calomel, Arsenic or Mercury in a million Com-plex-iotl Pills. Two Bizes, 20 pills, 10c 60 pills, 25c. Your druggist has them or he can get them for you.
WOULD YOU SELL YOUR EYES FOR $1.00
An absurd question we'll admit. Yet some people Invite blindness by wearing cheap glasses—and it amounts to about the,same thing as selling their eyea for a dollar.
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 7,. 19.18.
HOJIERY
Beaded and Embroidered Bands extremely smart for trimming dresses, 1 to 5 inches wide, yard 98c .up to $9.00.
Grenadine in black, pink, light blue, 40 inches wide yard $1.50.
How Is the Time
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.
RELIABLE DENTISTRY
We guarantee our work for 10 years.' W6 will examine your teeth FREE and tell vou just what they require. Our PIUCES ARE THE LOWEST IX TERRE HAUTE.
Gold and Porcelain Crowns, $3.50.
popular Prices. Se# of Teeth, d3
PEOPLES DENTISTS
411% Wabash Avenue.