Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 September 1916 — Page 7

HURSDAY, SEPT. 14,1916.

I TELL MY READERS JUST HOW BRAZEN I AM. If I were writing a novel instead of setting dowti my confessions, some of the oh&pters I have penned would have been -very different. 1 would not have allowed my Heroine, for instance, to exhibit the weakness of which I have been guilty. She would have been far too observant of the rules of propriety to have been betrayed into many_ acts which, have marked my life. She would have adhered rigidly to the conventions. In other words, she would have been in many particulars, if not altogether, an ideal woman. Such a

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woman would never have permitted a man other than her husband to hold her in his arms. She would have insisted upon keeping any lover—Billy Bent, for example—at arm's length until she had the legal right to encourage his attentions. She would never have become a party to such a scene as was enacted on the veranda of my home while my young friends were dancing Inside the house.

But I am not an ideal woman. 1 must of necessity be the heroine of these confessions, but I fear' the heroine who appears here is far from heroic. She is made of too plastic material. Her human nature is just human nature, and a very feminine ^ind of human nature at that.

I believe that I did what the average woman would have done under similar circumstances, and that is all I can claim to be—just an average woman. jThe reader knows by this time that I no Miss Prissy that when pitfalls re in my path the chances are .1 will umble into them that where a woman a likely to err, there I am to be found rrlng.

I do not even admit that it would have been better for me or for Billy Bent had I been made of sterner stuff. When he told me of his love I might iave remained frigidly stiff and distant and reminded him that I was a married woman. I might have done

Jny one of half a dozen things which ivould effectually have prevented him mbracing me. But I did not do them, nd, although it may shock some of ny readers, I am glad I did not. I Jo not believe it hurts to be human, believe that one may transgress just s much and more by being stern as y being the reverse. In the one case ne is unh^manly cold, while the most hat can be said in the other case is that one is weak. But is it nothing nusual -to be weak. Almost any •voman is weak when the right man empts her.

But I do not want it to be thought hat Billy Bent was consciously empting me. He loved me and wanted e. And he felt very much as I did ibout the conventions and about my bligations to^Arthur. That is to say ie did not believe there was any obigatjon. As for me, I knew there was lone.

So I had no qualrris of conscious jvhen Billy Bent took me in his arms, Lnd I had none afterwards when he Jed me to a chair at the other end of ihe veranda and drew ms fd.ce to his. "My darling," he breathed passionately. "You are mine and shall be inine forever-"

The -syarmth of .his cheek against nine the pressure of his, arirr about ny wa^st his tender words thrilled

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E O N E S S I O N S O O A N E

BY FRANCOS WALTER.

(Copyright, 1916, by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)

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"You vrill not lo»e," I told him. "Yon are what the boys csill a 'winner'.'' The frown which was on his face lifted.

me. I closed my eyes and gave myself up entirely to the delicious sensation which swept over me. Billy Bent loved me! I was in his arms! What else mattered?

We remained on the porch so long that mother became worried and sought me. As she saw us seated close together, silently drinking in the enjoyment of each other's presence.^her face became clouded. "Roxane," she said reprovingly, "your guests are wondering what has become of you. You must go at once and assure them that you have not forgotten them entirely." "I suppose I must," I replied with evident regret. "But, Billy, you must come with me. They bore me to death and I want you to turn to for relief."

I think it ,'s characteristic of persons in love to be bored by e-uerybody else. But I realized my duty was to give the young people some attention, so Billy and I, each assuming as much indifference toward eac'.\ other as we could, sauntered into the music room and began going through those silly formalities which from time immemorial have been customary in drawing rooms. Billy remained manfully at my side, despite the fact that several

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young women clearly indicated to him that they would not be averse to dancing with him.

This was a new danger which confronted me. There was not an observant one in the house who had not noted with what persistence Billy clung to my side, and before the evening was over, heads were' shaking' knowingly ahd tongues were wagging behind our backs. I knew that next day my name would be coupled with Billy's in a hundred homes, and that my party, instead of putting a quietus on scandal, as had been my purpose, had furnished ground for further gossip.

A few hours ago I was regarded merely as a woman separated in some mysterious manner from her husband. Now I was looked upon as a wife who had deliberately entered into liason with another man.

But I did not care. I had never given a snap of my finger for society, and the good or ill opinion of others did not worry :ne one whit. The only cause for regret was that my mother felt that I* had disgraced her and myself and went about with her face perpetually clouded. As for Billy, he was as blythe and gay and debonair as ever.

Billy .was in the midst of his campaign for congress, but he found time to spend an hour or two each day with me. Usually his visits were in the afternoon, for the political meetings were held at night and he was the chief speaker on every program, despite the fact that there were many distinguished men running for other offices on the ticket which carried Billy's name. His popularity seemed phenomenal. Every man appeared to be his friend.'and it looked as if he would receive all the votes in the district except those of a few persons commonly and inelegantly described as "soreheads."

But as the days passed and the gossip about Biily and me became more general a change was noted. Billy's customary good humor and energy were just" as marked as ever, but he appeared to be dispirited when he came to see me. "I do not know what it is, but there is something the matter," he would say. "I am not making the headway which I had expected to make. I am not even holding my own with the people. Something is the matter. "It is your imagination," I would reply. "There is nothing the matter. The people all over the district think you are the greatest man in the United States."

He smiled at my enthusiasm, but shook his head. "No, there is something wrong. I cannot put my finger upon it, but there is trouble somewhere. There is a movement away from me. I am losing my hold on the people." "Billy," I told him "You are just a foolish and silly boy. I am going to attend the next meeting that is held and judge for myself. When it is over I shall be able to convince you that the only thing the matter with you is that your imagination, like your brain and body, is working overtime. "1 hope you are right," he replied. "I have set my heart upon the issue of this fight. I have1 never lost in any election where I was a candidate, and I believe it would break me up terribly if I lost in this one." "You will not lose," I told him. "There is no such word in your vocabulary. You are what the boys call a 'winner,' and you will win in this campaign."

The frown which was on his face lifted and he turned his brilliant eyes toward me. "Roxane, you are wonderful! There is no one in the world like you. You are not only the loveliest girl in the world, but you are the dearest. I never knew before what love was what consolation lies in the sweet eyes of the one you love what strength one can draw from a brave heart that beats in a woman's breast. I am a coward and a weakling. I have felt at times like giving up the fight, but you have changed all this. I shall fight now as I never fought before. And I shall win."

To Bs Continued Tomorrow.

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THE OLD PRICES

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35c silk striped Poplins, Grecian, messaline and

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Fall Opening Prices

Friday's Dress Goods and Silk Sale

Stocks are now complete, anything and everything in Dress Goods and Silks are ready for you at

CUT PRICES

We are in a class by ourselves—we lead and others follow—and we can prove it right here. For six months we sold Georgette crepe at 49c when every store in town was asking a dollar a yard, and so it is with, everything we sell.

Compare!

All 35c Dress Goods, Wool Goods, mixtures and plaids for

JUST AS GOOD BUT ALWAYS CHEAPER

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25c St,rSiene Silk and plainSbolor Satin, 24 and 26 inches wide all colors, yard

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7 5 Georgette Crepes, displayed in store windows on Wabash avenue and marked 49c, We go them one better all colors for ..

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Taking Another Whack At Silk Dresses Friday

386 New Silk Dresses Go On Sale at

$5.95

Taffeta silk, silk poplins, satins and serge dresses that other stores sell at $7.50 to $10.00. Black, navy, Copen., green, plum and brown styles that follow fashion's latest decree sizes' 16 to 44. Don't pay fancy prices for silk dresses. See

Sf36 $5.95

25 LB. BAG CANE g-| rys GRANULATED SUGAR FOR O

Sugar cured pig hams, mild and sweet, 7 to 10 pounds, 0(\n special, a pound

Extra fine pure eastern cane granulated sugar in full 5 lb. sealed packages, fine for table use, 45c value for OOC/

Large 26 ounce jars sliced dill or plain sour pickles

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$1.00 Messalines, all the new colors, 26 in. wide the most desirable silk of the season. We make the price, yard

39c

We dare you to beat this price.

$1.95 Silk Plaids and stripes for dresses and skirts,, full 36 inches wide soft finished,. yard ...

$1.25

potatoes, special,, fine stock,

Paints for general use or Ff Pf

Quarts for 30c p*

Special lot of paint for OCT

Half gallon 45c, nr

10 oz. jars sweet picalilli Pint cans OPT

Full quart jars queen olives or sweet relish 4IUv Old Reliable

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Fine dry eastern Jersey sweet

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Oak tan shoe soles for men, women and children, -f

$2.00, O i I d's dresses, fancy worsted finish plaids, 6 to 14 years

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SATURDAY IMPORTANT-Tiisi

Blanket Sale of the Season

Watch For The Advertisement

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Time to Discard Low Shoes

Great Friday Special

Fall Dress Boots

At a Decided Saving

$3.50 and $4.00 Flew Fail Boots

$2.85

Ladies' new fal} Dress Boots in dull kid or French kid or patent kid, 8% inch tops, button or lace, the new medium narrow toes, the new spool heels extra good value, Friday only

Lace Boots

$2.85

Extra Flyers!

50c Boys' School Shirts

Boys' shirts, made of genuine Amoskeag and Bluebell chambray worth 50c on today's mar- Qff ket, at ^DC

75c Boys'Knee Pants

Wool mixed knee pants, strong wearing qualities well 49c

$1.50 Overalls Indigo Dye wOL

The best overall on the market today pure indigo dye all improvements.

35c Ladies' Vests and Pants

Medium weight for early fall wear various styles each

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39c Ladies7 Union Suits

Lisle finish union suits, tight knee or lace bottom best 39c OKA quality each

$1 American Taffeta Umbrellas

Fast black American Taffeta Umbrellas, taped edge, natural wood handles, $1.00 value ... 0«/C

19c & 25c Ladies' Gauze Vests

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50c Ladies' Silk Hose

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25c Men's Underwear

Balbriggan and porous mesh shirts and drawers, while Ff they last, each

25c to 39c Naiosook Corset Covers

Lace, embroidery and ribbon trimmings new ..nd "I clean

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