Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 October 1916 — Page 3

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1916.

TOTAL NOT COMPLETE

With Several City and Most of County Precincts Out, Figures Reach Above 13,000.

With three precincts in the city to be heard from and the results of the second day's registration to come in, the totals for the city after Monday's registration show a marked gain in most of the districts. There was a decrease in two precincts of the Sixth ward and some differences in a few of the others, but for the most part there has been a decided increase. The country precincts which have been officially heard from show about the same number which voted in the previous election, with a decrease in A of Prairieton.

Following are the figures from Monday's registration, compared with the totals of two years ago:

First ward—A.. B.. C..

Fifth ward-

1915 ..578 .446 .694 .498 .518 ..771 .721 .433 .666 .811 .633

D..

Second ward—A. B. C.

1914 620 520 576 476 7.19 731 631 364

Third ward—A .. B.. C. Fourth ward-

(•22

719 595 447

-A Not in 640 658 50 -A 2ir. 72* 802 803

571 445 424 6X0

V 6

656 786 699 598 302 G6-i 410 900 5l6

Sixth ward—A 527 Not in 50 i

Not In

beventh ward—A 633 412 700

I 638

With the exception of precinct"" of the Fourth ward and A of the Sixth ward, all of" the city precincts were open Tuesday, and it was stated by County Chairman George A* Moorhead, after a visit to many of the polling places, that at least ,one hundred voters will register during the day in each precinct.

Following were the figures received from the country precincts: A, Harrison, 652, open Tuesday A, Sugar Creek, 180,* closed A, Prairieton, 212, closed, and B, -Honey Creek, 214, closed.

ROBBERY CASE A PUZZLE.

Negroes Deny Geting Money Missing At Drug Store. Walter Handy, 24 years old, colored, arrested with William Moore, colored, in the act of robbing the Neukom drug store at Seven'.h and Lafayette avonue early Monday morning, gave Detective Fred Armstrong and others a pretty fair fdea of the "loudness" of a gun when it is staring one in the face. "I went through the Suex canal as a sailor on a merchant ship when all those 'Big Berthas' and 'Long TOms'? were booming jiot far off a fe.w months ago,'-' said Handy, "And lemme tell yoi: right now •'•?y: didn't s6und a bit louder dan do holes in dem revolvers thoso nolicemen put in our faces. never did see so many policemen and so many revolvers in one place before in all my life."

The §40 which the proprietor of ihe drug store claims ifc missing the police have be-Mi U.iable I• discover. Both negroes sry they did not get any money at the drug store, and the police were unnblo to fi^d any on lhem.

PLAN CLASS ACTIVITIES.

Rose Freshmen Decide to Give Annual Eanquet Oct. 25. The freshmen class of the Rose Polytechnic institute Monday afternoon met in Professor Hathawav's room to plan the activities of the class for this fall and definately decided upon the anual banquet to be given October 25. The place was not named, but the Hotel Demint was strongly recommended. The comnittee to complete the arrangements for the affair was named as follows: Robert Gilkison, Robert Clea^y. Herbert Sliger, James Conover and Karl Penno.

At this meeting tentative plans for a subscription dance to be given by the class were taken up.

NORMAL SOCIETY DEBATES.

Daedaljans Approve Record of Wilson! Administration. The Daedalian Literary society of the State Normal school met in the Emeline Fairbanks library Monday! evening for the debate, "Resolved that the present, democratic administration has justified its re-election." The affirmative was supported by Harris, Bell and Sechler, the negative by Gwinn, Hanna and Lockwood. The affirmative was declared the winner.

Lawrence Hopper and Luther Lockwood were chosen to represent the society in the oratorical league.

NAME BENEDICTTTS CHIEFS, v

Students of the Garfield high school have named Homer Clark editor-in-chief and John Lloyd as business manager of the Benedictus, the annual school paper. The ^teachers of the school will hold a mieting in the near future to confirm the selection of the students and also to sanction the election of the sophomore class officials, elected last week.

TRY THIS TO BANISH

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Try a 50-cent bottle of Rheuma, and if you do not get the joyful relief you .expect, .your money will be returned.

I&ur's Pharmacy always has a supply of Rheuma and guarantees it to you.

Sill

THF ROOT STORF

MilE.<p></p>Roofs

Children's Dress Hats OFF

Women's Flannelette Kimdnos, 75c Values

39c

—Beautiful Persian designs in a variety of pretty colors and combinations. The neck, sleeves and front are finished 'with machine scalloped edges. Sizes 36 to QQ^» 42. Wednesday only, at .... Oc/V —Third Floor—

Women's Sic Gowns

29c

—Slip-over Gowns of excellent material and trimmed with yokes of lace, embroidery and insertion. They're slightly soiled and will go quickly at, each .. —Second Floor—

SPLENDID collection of Velvet, Corduroy and Plush Hats for children's dress and school wear. They are very girlish fasrhions in all the new colors and combinations. Some are tailored others are daintily trimmed with bar^ds of fur., ribbon fancies, flowers, stick-ups and many novel effects. The assortment includes regular values of $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98, which are priced specially for Suburban Day only—one-third off.

Our stock of Children's Coats and Dresses is very complete. We invite your inspection. —Second Floor—

29c

TOILETS

IMPORTED PURE OLIVE OIL CASTILE SOAP—Regularly 10c a cake special at QUINCE LILAS AND GLYCERINE LOTION —for chapped hands and face bottle, each VAGINAL SYRINGES— Regularly $1.25 special each Ut/C PEROXIDE VANISHING CREAM —Regularly 25c special, -J jar each AvFC DIANA FACE POWDER—Regularly 25c special, box

10c

23c

$1.00 Comfort Batts, 72x90 inches, 79c

Fine quality white, sanitary cotton opening into one sheet, 72x90. Weight 3 pounds. Limit two to a customer. Wednesday only. —Second Floor—

15c Canton Flannel, 10 Yards $1.10

Heavy weight unbleached fine quality limit 20 yards to one customer. Wednesday only. —Second Floor—

MISS INDIANA TOMV DOES'NT OWE A Cil

$2.25 Heavy Cotton Blankets, $1.89

72x84 inch, in either tan or gray with assorted border colors. A real value for Wednesday only. Second Floor—

80c Bleached Sheets, Each 69c

76x90, in heavy weight woven from roui)d thread yarns very durable double stitched flat center seam. Wednesday only. —Second Floor—

Her Debts Are All Paid, and She Has Two Million for a Rainy Day.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 10.—The state of Indiana closed its fiscal year today, with the largest balance to its credit in its history, according to reports presented. At noon, the total balance in the state treasury was $2,166,S9S.S6.

This represented the balances in all state funds. The general fund was larger than for many years, with a total balance of $1,006,197.03, according to the democratic state administration.

Governor Ralston in a formal statement said, in effect, that every debt against the state had been paid and that there are no outstanding liabilities.

The balance in the state treasury will be decreased by perhaps $10,000

Headquarters for NULIFE CORSETS

WEDNESDAY LAST DAY OF

Special Hair Switch Sale

26-inches I ong 97c 24-inches Long $1.67 Values beyond compatison—that you will long remember.

Ret our expert match the shade of your hair with one of these beautiful, wavy switches. No such value is likely to come your way for many a day. 15 Real Hah Nets, 3 Ior 25c

All-over or cap shape in brown, black »or blonde. —Main Floor—Balcony—

when the business of the fiscal year has been closed at the closing of the offices tonight, it was said, at the office of Dale J. Crittenberger, auditor of state.

RELEASED TO DEPART.

Emmett Winchester, arrested last weekv' by Detectives Feddehson and Armstrong on the charge of forgery when a number of blank checks and one on the McKeen bank for $25 was found in his pockets, was released in City Court Tuesday morning to leave the city.

CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WOF^TH MONEY. DON' MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Folejs & Co., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for bronchial coughs, colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills, for lame back, weak kidneys, rheumatism, bladder troubles, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wheflesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headache and sluggish bowels. Valentine's Economical Drug Store, 634 Wabash avenue.

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

Untrimmed Hats

$2.45

—Specially priced for "Wednesday are many new untrimmed shapes of velvet and hatter's plush, including sailors, tricorns, tarns and others. A splendid assortment for the one day at, each —Third Floor—

—An extraordinary collection of Georgette Crepe, Crepe de ChilW and Lace Waists in all the newest styles, daintily trimmed with hemstitched collars, ties, frills and embroidered designs. An exceptional value at, each

$4,50 Bronze Shoes Pr. $2.69

—Here, indeed, is an exceptional Shoe value for women. They're of bronze vamps with cloth tops in a neat button style, plain toes. Goodyear w^Jt soles concave heels", sizes 3*4 to 6 on A, and widths. They're regularly $4.50 shoes. Priced specially for Suburban £Q Day, at pair

—Second Floor—West Annex—

New Serge and Broadcloth Collars

50c

—White Broadcloth, Serge and Flannel Collars in various new shapes, hemstitched and embroidered. Many shown with picot edges. Priced at .. —Main Floor—Center Aisli

50c

Women's $1 Double Clasp Gloves, Pair

73c

Double clasp white Silk Gloves, cuffed and hemstitched with black. A beautiful glove for Fall wear. Usually sell for $1. Special for Suburban Day, pair ... —Main Floor—East Aisk

OUR GREATEST

October Home Furnishing Sale

NOW IN PROGRESS

--V '"'—p/-

Special values in Stoves, China, Glassware, Kitchen Needs, Furniture, Rugs, Draperies, Linens, Beddings—all of which may be bought on our Household Club Plan of Easy Payments.

ORIENTAL RUGS

COFFEEpound ..

'THE hESl PLACE TO SHOP, AFTER ALU

Headquarters for "THE tEST PLACE TO SHOP,

iiUUl JiUiXD NULIFE CORSETS AFTER UL" Victor Victrolas

$2.45

$4.00 BLOUSES $2.95

$2.95

73c

SUGAR—H. &E. Pure Cane Sugar (t

special, 25 pound bag

AT ES—Dromedary dates pack special, package, each

lie

PEAS—None Such extra Early Junes special, can d»-| Fit? 15c dozen cans tp.L*f

SALMON—Alaska special, tall cans," each

red salmon

23c

EGGS—Fresh daily from country none delivered special, dozen

the

36c

HAMS—Home Packing pany's "Home\Pride" average 8 to 10 lbs., pound

-Root's Special,

27c

OATS—Fancy rolled white oats package each '... FANCY LIMBURGER CHEESE, pound

8ic 28c 84c

AC A RON I—Skinner's, package

MRS. SHAEFFER RETURNS.

Presided Over Successful Meeting of the Pythian Sisters. Mrs. Icy D. Shaeffer has returned home from Indianapolis, where she presided at the annual session of the grand temple of the Pythian Sisters. The meeting was one of the most successful in the history of the order. Mrs. Shaeffer, as grand chief, was called

$2.50 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 27-Inch, $1.95

—Small all-over, oriental and medallion patterns in a good quality Wilton Velvet Rug. Buy liberally at this special price. —Fourth Floor—

$1.50 Voile Curtains, Pair

95c

—Extra -sheer quality voile with neat hemstitched border. Choose from white or ivory. An uriusual value at 95c. ^-Fourth Floor—

Set of 6 Dining Chairs $15 Values, $9.95

—They're fumed oak with brown -imitation Spanish leather seats with box construction. Solidly built and priced at near manufacturer's cost. Set $9.95. —Fifth Floor—

Suburban Day Grocery News

For

Victor Victrolas

Suburban-Day Specials

GRAPE FRUIT—Fancy Isle of Pines, thin skinned full of juice, special 10c and.. XtJU

PANCAKE FLOUR—Aunt Jemima's or Virginia Sweet, special, packag'e ...

CORN CRESCA—Fancy Eastern Sugar Corn special, can 15c dozen cans..

SLasi!

Set

10c

$1.75

COCOA—Pure cocoa, contains no shells special,

pound

Com-

24c

...£OC

FLO U R—Pillsbury's cial, 24^4 pounds for

Best spe-

$1.29

FIGS—New washed pulled figs special,'pound ...

30c

CHEESE—Fancy New York Old Cheddars very fine, pound OvrO

We carry a fine line of Fresh Meats—corn fed native beef and pork—meats you will enjoy.

'The Best Place~to. Sttop, Afler All"

into conference with the"-grand officers of the Knights of Pythias, the first time that this has been done in the history of the sisters.

Mrs. Shaeffer was guest of^ honor in the fraternal parade held in Indianapolis incident to the centennial celebration. 0

MOST USED AUTOS CHANGE HANDS. through the want ads in The Tribune.

TANLAC

The Master Tonic is also on sale at Gillis' Terminal Pharmacy

911i and Wabash and

gillis' harmacy cnioi., m*

to $15.00 Fall Coats EACH

OMPARISON will reveal that these are undoubtedly the best coat values that have been offered in Terre Haute this season.

They're very clever models of wool velour in blue and black, trifh|ned with large velvet collars, which are convertible also, belt effects and button trims.

They are, indeed, wonderful values for Wednesday only, at $9.95. —Third Floor—

$25 Suits for $18.50

—A limited number of charming, fashionable Suits including plainly tailored and fur brimmed models. Materials are gaberdines and poplins in cofors of blue, black, brown and'g^eeri. These are $25 values in every respect, which we offer for Suburban Day only, at $18 co —Tfiird Floor—

—Washable lamb's wool brushes in large size with 6 ft. handle. For Suburban Day

THE ROOT STORE

For TEJC DA/IT CTilDI?

THE ROOT STORE

Men's Wool Union Suits $2.00.

They re the Globe make 80 per cent wool—in a medium heavy wsighti natural color, non-sKrlnkable. Worth $3 at today's market. Wednesday* the garment, $2.00. —Main Floor—West Aisle—

Boys' $4 Raincoats and Caps $2.75

A clean-up of 100 outfits in sizes 10, 12 and 14 years only. They've always sold at $4.00. Wednesday only, $2.75. 5 -Main Floor—Rear—

Women's $1 Cotton Union Suits 89c

Cotton ribbed, fleece lined Union Suits with high neck, lony sleeves ankle length medium and heavy weight regular sizes only, each 89o. Extra sizes—$1.25 values, each 98o. —Main Floor—East Aisle— lb

38-Piece Dinner Sets $3,95

Set includes cups, saucers, dinnery size plates, pie plates, fruit saucers,covered vegetable dish, meat dish, sugar bowl, baker and cream

Only through constant co-operation with our manufacturers -. could we hope to offer such a value.

•Basement—

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Brushes

sale at joint

lie

59c

WILLOW CLOTHES HAMPERS At Price

There are 14 in this lot. They're

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I a i 8!*!

Values to $6.50

—New and pretty decorations fn dainty floral and conventional patterns/ on good semi-porcelain body.

iSg

$3.95

Stove Pipe and Elbow

special dur

made Williow Hampers in assorted sizes thaijl are slightly soiled. Priced at just one-half their regular price. —1Basement—

tfewQ jr AolU—

Every QR S roll is carefully tested and sealed before leaving the factory so as to insure your purchasing a perfect roll—one that is hot torn or soiled.

FIVE NEW HITS

"Ireland Must Be Heaven, For My Mother Came From There" ,50c. "Pretty Baby" 40c? "Hawaiian Night's Waltz" 75c "Across the Border March". .60pv: "Along the JRoad to Singapore". 35c

One Price to Everybody

Dennis Bros. Music

424 Wabash Avenue—Next door {o Fountain Theatre*

strong, well-