Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 September 1916 — Page 3

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Plans Made for Exhibit of Products October 12-14—Stock Display Considered.

By Special Correspondent. BLOOMF1ELD, Ind., Sept. 23.—A mass meeting was held last evening to consider plans and provide means for holding a county products exhibit at Bloomfield, October 12, 13 and 14. Products of every kind from the various townships will be on display in county fair fashion. One day will probably be set aside as live stock day.

SCOUTS RECEIVE BADGES.

Three New Members Are Initiated At Special Meeting. By Special Correspondent.

Pastor Expects Change.

By Special Correspondent. BLOOMFIELD, Ind., Sept. 23.—Rev. R. W. Fish, who has been pastor of the local Methodist church for the past two years, is attending th§ Indiana conference which convened Tuesday at Shelbyville. He expects the conference to send liim to a new charge.

Entertain Club at Hotel.

By Special Correspondent. BLOOMFIELD, Ind., Sept. 23.—M!r. and Mrs. Lee H. Jones invited the ladies and their husbands of the neighborhood club to accompany them to Owensburg yesterday afternoon, where they entertained at supper at the Oliphant hotel.

Healthy Scalp and Skin Costs 10c

Dandrufft eczema, or any other skin trouble quickly disappears when you go after it with Plex, "the quick healing salve." Plei costs only 10 cents, but if you want quick and positive results forget the low price and try it. Plex does the work where costly alcoholic remedies have failed.

Plex is a wonder-working, penetrating ointment. It destroys germs, cleans an4 heals quicker than anything else you ever heard of. Has a hundred uses in every home.

One application cures Itching piles Instant relief and inexpensive cura, for Catarrh. A Xew applications cure aching, sweaty feet and remove corns. Fine for croup or sore throat. Unequaled for burns, cuts, «tc.

Plex (10c) is the biggest household bargain you were ever offered. You druggist has it, or can easily get it fo you.

OLD YORK STATE DENTAL PARLORS Artificial leeU 523 1*2 Wabash Avenue

Always Succeeds

Our tash Saving Payment Plan

The opening a few days ago put many machines in the homes.

Join Today

The club is filling rapidly, because of the many advantages in having

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arid paying the small cash payment of 10c if you desire, and becoming a member. Think what "The Free" machine means to the tlred\ housewife.

So easy running, so completely ball bearing, so beautiful in classic design, so quiet, automatic throughout and guaranteed for Life—perfect as is possible to be made.

10c 1

On this plan of payment: 10c First Week, 20c Second Week, 30c Third Week. Final payment on maohine, $1.60 the 36th week. The day after this Club closes ['the machines go back to their original price.

Secures immediate delivery, after that the rest is easy.

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'The Best Place to SJtop, After All"

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BANK CASHIER WINS BRIDE.

C. H. Johnson and Mrs. D. McCalip Are United in Marriage. By Special Correspondent.

WAVELAND, Ind., Sept. 23—Charles H. Johnson, of this place, and Mrs. Delia McCalip, of Crawfordsville, Were married at the home of Mr. Johnson's sister Mrs. Allen Eastlack, in Crawfordsville, Rev. John Moss, pastor of the Christian church, officiating. After a short wedding trip they will be at home on North Greene street. Mrs. McCalip is the widow of Curtis McCalip, a conductor on the Ben Hur traction line, who was killed in the north part of Indianapolis. Mr. Johnson is cashier arid one of the principal stockholders in the State bank of Waveland.

Students Off to College.

By Special Correspondent. WAVELAND, Ind., Sept. 23.—The Waveland college delegation includes: Dwight Rosebaum and Otho Glover at Wabash Ruth Hodgkin, Margaret Peck, Roberta Burford and Frances Mulliken at DePauw Jo Loudermill and Foster Glover at I. U. Mary Kritz at Oxford, O. Lowell Spencer at Ohio

BLOOMFIELD, Ind., Sept. 23—A I Northern, Ada, O. Carson Dietrich at special meeting of the Boy Scouts was held at their rooms in the court house last evening. Floyd Gentry, Wilbur Greene and Willard Stein were taken into the order.

Rev. owan gave an interesting talk, afld W. T. Brown presented the badges as a representative of the troop committee.

Indiana Dental Marguerite' Glenn at Pratt art institute, New York Waneta Kleiser at the Cincinnati conservatory of music Maynard Spruhan at John Herron art institute Frank Rice and John Fisher at the Westinghouse electric school, Pittsburgh.

NEW PARALYSIS CASE.

Three Schools Near filewton Closed on Account of Contagion. By Special Correspondent.

NEWTON, 111., Sept. 23.—The Service Hill, Hesler and Kibler schools near Gila have been closed owing to the development of the second case of infantile paralysis, in that part of the country. The new victim is Harry Shumard, 14 year.old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles _Shumard. The case appears to be in a mild form.

Businesses Transferred.

By Special Correspondent. NEWTON, 111., Sept. 23.—Roy Levitt has exchanged the Busy Bee restaurant to Otto Brunner for the tatter's hotel business.* For the present Levitt is carrying mail for Brunner between the office and depot.

Doctor Loses Suit Case.

By Special Correspondent. NEWTON, 111., Sept. 33.—Dr. E. M. Lord, who recently located in this city for the practice of osteopathy, had a suit case containing valuables amounting to $50 stolen from the Union depot in St. Louis, while in that city on business.

AID HAS "TALENT DAY."

Dollars Distributed Among Members to Be Invested. By Special Correspondent.

HARMONY, Ind., Sept. 23.—The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church met at the church yesterday afternoon. It being "talent day," each member received one dollar from the treasury, to be used ip. what each one thinks to be the most profitable way. Six months from this date at an "experience" meeting these dollar^ with their earn-* mgs are to be returned.

Entertain at Dinner.

HARMONY, Ind., Sept. 23.—Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marks entertained the following at dinner yesterday: Miss Hattie Marks of Carbon, Mrs. John Biller and daughter of Benwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard miliar and son, David, of Harmony.

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M0NDA Y!

SAVE 50%

On Odd Pattern Table Cloths and Napk ns ILL pure linen, including many extra fine qualities all choice sizes, beautiful range of patterns. Actually priced at-50 per cent less than retail value today. Prices range from $2.39 to $18.00

50c Fine Mercerized Damask, yard 39c

—Full bleached in assorted patterns, smooth satin finish does not lint 65 inches wide. Sale i e y a

EAMPScoziness

NATURAL WAVY HAIR SWITCHES 24 inches long. Good quality of hair.

All shades except gray.

All 'other Hair Accessories at uniformly low prices Mail orders promptly filled.

For

$16.75

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

$22.50

Wholesome Food of the Highest Quality^-Efficient Service—Pleasant Surroundings, make our Tea Room an Ideal Place for Luncheon. Dine Here Tomorrow. —Sixth Floor. SUPCTV COUPONS GIVEN REDEEMED ESTABLISHED IN /Q56

ERE, indeed, is a Sale that means much to the people of Terre Haute* And, again, it proves that the Root Store is constantly awake to the interests of its many customers. For right now, when the linen market is more disturbed than in many a year, and when prices are continually soaring higher, we offer at substantial savings LinenS, which, in tnany instances, cannot be duplicated at any price.

While we hesitate at all times to cry "scarcity of goods" or "higher prices," we cannot help but sound a note of warning in regard to Linens. In fact, if we could possibly impress upon, the minds of our customers the: critical situation pertaining to Linens, we could not hope to supply the demand. So we say, if you are going to need Linens within several months, BUY NOW at these savings.

2x2

"Daffodil"

2x2

$20

$27.50

kins,

$21.00.

$25.00.

$1.50

39c

85c Imported Damask, 69c

—68 inches wide and an extra fine quality full bleached choice patteui range smooth, satin finish. Yard *. —Second Floor—

69c

yard Cloth,

"Tulip Tree"

(Napkins to match if desired)

—Second Floor—

Buy Lamps on Our Household Club Plan of Easy Payments.

A MAi NlHCtNl DiSPLAt Or

BEAUTIFUL NEW LAMPS

are an extremely important factor in furnishing a well-planned home. For decorative purposes they offer wonderful possibilities. Their soft, mellow light adds nuch to the and comfort of a home.

Many artistic shapes and designs are ready for selectiop. Here are the new hand painted Parchment shades and the metal overlaid shades with solid brass b'a^e in the new low shape. Choose from the Pompeiian, Alexandrian, Verde, Jacobean, Empire and Colonial finishes. Prices range from $13.50 to $46.

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$8.00 Art Glass Shade Lamps

NEW OF HAIR DRESSING

THE ROOT SHOP--

new Fall Hair Goods have arrived—assortments of switches, transformations' and curls, which only meet with the demand brought about by the new styles of hair dressing, but are reasonably priced. Tomorrow's special is very attractive.

$6.50

—Three beautiful designs in three shapes of shades, all with the mahogany finish wood base. Priced specially for Monday at, each $6.50. —Basement—

$145 American Walnut Suite, $110

Queen Anne Design of 'Pom- Handsome Pieces

OTE the illustration. It is a Bedroom Suite with exquisite lines and a beautiful rubbed finish. Real American walnut—no gum—consisting of Dresser, Dressing Table, Chiffonier and full size Bed. A really wonderful value at only $110.00. $25 Lacquered Steel Beds, Brass Trimmings

-Special for Monday only. These Beds are of Lacquered steel that will not mar or chip. They have the royal satin finish, lacquered and baked on. Two-inch continuous posts and brass trimmings. Full or three-quarter size —Fifth Floor—

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A SALE OF FINE

"Awnyc Moravian" Damask Table Cloths qnd Napkins

—These genuine Moravian Table Cloths and Napkins in matched sets are being closed out owing to the extreme difficulty in securing additional patterns. Knowji for their smooth, satin finish and exquisite, symbolic patterns, they are offered at exceptionally low prices. We list a few below: $18.00 "King Cotton"

yard Cloth,

2X2x/2

Irish Linen

Table Damask, yard

$1.00

—Pure Irish 3,in en ill 70 inch width ?nd of durable weight and quality splendid range of patterns. Sale price, yard $1.

inch Napkins,

yahf Cloth,

(Napkins to match if desired)

—Second Floor—

TABLE

inch napkins,

$12.75

$16.75.

"Guirlande Fleider yan* Cloth,

$32.50 "Maidenhair" 2^x2*4 yard Cloth,

inch napkins,

$14.25

inch, nap

—Second Floor—

inch Napkins,

$2.50 Fine Satin Table Damask, yard

$2.00

—Double Satin Damask in a good heavy weight, in many choice designs 72 inches wide, extremely low at the yard, $2.

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charming new Trimmings for the Fall season.

New Novelty Lace ^f metallic flouncing on white tulle foundation, with dainty silver thread run patterns with sewed-on floral centers of pink and blue silk. The yard $2.50.

Match edges and bands at, yard Metallic Trimming Ribbons of gold, silver, rose and green to 2 inch widths, yard 15c to

$1.25

For

$16.75

1HE BEST PLACE TO SHOP, AFTER AW

Genuine Belgium Linen Pattern Cloths

—Heavy weight, fine quality silver bleached Belgium Linen hemmed ready for use excellent for hard service. 70x70 and 70x90. inches. Sale prices $3.50 and $4.00.

75c Dozen Napkins

6 for 29c

—Hemmed. mercerized Napkins, 15x15 inch regularly 75c dozen. Sale price six for 29c. r-Second Floor—

AUTUMN'S STRIKING MODES

WAIT YOUR APPROVAL

NDESCRIBABLE styles that" minutely

express Fashion's latest conception. Artistic to an unusual degree, yet so varied' as to appease every desire of the feminine world with regard to outer apparel.

The Smartest Suits

of many a season are as usual being shown at the Root Store. Note the lovely creations of lustrous broadcloth, rich, brown gaberdines, soft, velvety velours, the popular serges, poplins and other stylish and beautiful fabrics. Exquisite autumn colorings abound, including the popular burgundy, blue, brown black and green. And,, remember, that authoritative styles only are represented in our wonderful collection. Prices range from

$15.00 to $85.00

COATS DELINEATING THE LATEST STYLES

—An almost unlimited selection of beautiful Fall Coats portray the very latest fashions. Some are fur or velvet trimmed, others plainly tailored some with semi-belted effects, large collars that fit high and are convertible, large roomy pockets, full flare skirts and novel effects of the finer sort. Prices range from

$10.00 to $80,00

—Third Floor—

Lovely New Trimmings

Black Silk Tulle Flouncing and match bands, richly embroidered in sunburst designs in combinations of gold and silver. 18 inch Flouncing, Yard $2.50 5 inch Band, Yard $1.75

Crochet Ball Drops of gold.and silver, each 10c. Metal I ic Tassels of gold and silver, 2 inch size 15c, 3 inch size 26c.

Finishing Edges and Bands of gold and silver in several IP widths. Yard JLOC

Beaded Bands on fine net, oriental and Indian designs and colors also, spangled -in opal, irridescent and colors, for bodice straps, belt and girdle finishes. Yard 59c to

New "Dolly Madison" Boots

Fashion favored Boots in black, brown and gray kid also combinations—the popular high lace styles. Prices range from $3.50 to $7.00. —Second Floor Annex.

$3.50

Ribbon Bands with gold and silver plcot edge, a very new novelty, IVs inch wide. The yard

md silnovelty,

50c

Narrow Jet Trimmings, beaded and spangled. Prices are the yard 25c and

Will Bring Style and Comfort to Thousands

OMEN w£o suffer from backache will welcome the new Nemo Back-Resting Corsets, which bring relief by supporting the tired muscles. For all figures. No. 338—for slender, girlish figures protects sensative hip bones very light (15 oz) sizes 19 to 26, $3.00.

No. 350—for average slender to medium figures lightly boned, $3.50. No. 509—"Invisible" Self-reducing, with back-resting feature for full but not over stout figures, $5.00.

All women should study these corsets. —Second Floor—

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35c Mercerized Table Damask, 29c

—"Rosemary" Damask, full bleaoh-: ed, good weight assorted patterns a real value at, yard ULfJVe:

$1.75 Irish Linen table Damask, $1.35

—Fine Quality pure Irish Linen in. an extra hea,vy weight and choice** pattern assortment. Sale price, yard .. —Second Floor—

$1.35

"The Good Fairy"

By Mrs. Josephine M. Raleigh

"The Good a i y i s ftxtre e 1 y popular in all cities. It Is a little gift with, a big meaning —an expresi o n o e a a n mind comes i n a o* n z e, Pom peilan e e n o i v o y a n w i e o solid metal, 11 ft in. high Bach

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beaded

29c

Basement

The New Nemo Back-Resting Corsets

VISIBLE.

SELF-REDUCING witw fcAGK-RESTING fEATUR