Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 May 1917 — Page 13

Three Hundred and Siity Delegates Present for Rrst Meeting of Convention.

ANDERSON, lnd„ May 8.—The opening business session ot the annual convention of the State Federation of Labor was held this morning: at 10 o'clock and three hundred and sixty delegates from every local in the state was represented. Over, one hundred odditional visitors are here attending the meetings.

Mayor J. H. Mellett and J. A. VanOsdol, president of the chamber of commerce, welcomed the visitors, and Churles^'ox, of Terre Haute, president the state federation, responded, l'oday's sessions were devoted to the appointment of committees aud the examination of credentials of the delegates. Many prominent labor leaders of Indiana are here for the seacions.

Prohibition for Indiana- will be one of the main issues which will be discussed during the labor meetings. Aclipn will be proposed whereby the federation favors a vote of the entire people to determine whether or not Indiana be dry. Sentiment seems strongly in favor of such action. The Indiana Liberal league which met yesterday will ask the state federation to send a petition to President Wilson asking that he oppose national prohibition.

The annual meeting of the Indiana State Builoing Trades' Council will be held at 10 a. m.

PARIS H. HABD HIT.

But Six Thin Clads Report for Track Work. PARIS. Til., May '8.—War activities in the United States .have hit the athlectic "department of Paris high school hard. Heretofore the orange and black has been represented in track meets by at lekftt eighteen or twenty thin clads. but this.year only six have responded to the call.

The annual Charleston normal school track and'flfeld meet will be held Saturday and,Paris will sent its small, but efflcieht tefcm.

LEONARD SCORES K. 0.

PHILADELPHIA. Ma 8. —.Benny Leonard, the New .York Mtarhtweighr., knocked out Charrlle (Klin Thomas, of Philadelphia, in the last rpund of their six-found bout here last night. Leonard clearly outclassed the Icfc'al boxer in every round. Soon aftfit the: opening cf the final round the Kew Yorker dropped .TJyjnias to .his, knees with a right to the 'jaw and then a series of rights and lifts to the same spot put him down for the count.

CHALLENGE FAGAN ROUNDERS.

The Clark brothers' baseball team accepts the challenge of the Fag.m Rounders for a game, to be played Sun. day morning at ThirteSfeth- street ani Sixth avenue. The following players of the Clark team are asked to be on .blind: M. Torey, H. Clark, TC. Iteimer, j. Doyle, D. Nash, G. Daverm, E. Hall,

J. Mahalek and H. Herman.

-A. A. ln Trouble.

iM CHIQAGO, May 8.—Although declining to admit that players in the Amer-

v-ioan

association would be asked to actfept a reduction in salaries. President Hlckey, fetter' a. conference here Mon.day with half a dozen managers of the yclub, "said the situation confronting theclub, owners would be placed before the players,£nd owners alike.

TEN PINS

City League.

The, Terhorst Colts copped two of three games from the Walk-Overs in the City Bowling league at the Central galleys last night. In all, seven big' counts were put over of which Cade's

SS2 was higti. Score: TERHORST COLTS. Withrow ...... .212 165 Cade 213 -Keller 146

i Totals

118 232 194 148 131 113 183 192

Warbritton .....164 BoofTter .' 131

866.

791 870

WALK-OVERS.

T-'itch 168 C. Jensen 139 B. HOff .178 'Blind .. 160 t^Dickhoff 224

859

-Lucky Strikes vs, Hulman

.Totals Tonlght- & C?.

Elks' National Lea sue.

Although given a handicap of 87 pins •per game, the Cubs lost 'three straight jzames *to the Reds in the Elks' National Bowling league. The Superbas also defeated a handicap .team, the "Braves, copping two of three games.

Cottrell, of the Superbas, was the big noise with, counts of 204, 201 and 193. Scores:

REDS.

ft. Blaize .160 154 141 "Johnson .'171., 174 157 ~Eykc 130 201 172 .Tohnsey 1S7 155 164

Stucbe 167 180 180

Totals 765 CUBS. li.mer .' 140 Whitney 123 Scott HI Oakley ^.157 Baldrldge 126 Handifcap 8/

Probst Buckley Shandy

865 814

^lS 152 120 114 136 97 122 152 131 142 87 87

Totals -744 SUPE2RBAS. Hunt .•Cottrell.

714 744

164 104

170 1 SI 201 183 153 174 133 174 To6 17li

V-178 .\ .168 .142

Totals

.'. .846

-Bigwoo.d .Syfees •. Reed'

Kern Moore Handicap

813 902

BRAVES. 168 144 188 128 .. 163 6 6

14.4 157 156 112 160 66

Totals .8-57 796 760

Today's

Games

Wationtfl Uafi*.

Brooklyn at* Boston. Philadelphia at New York. American Chicago at St. Louie. Cleveland at Detroit. Boston at'Washington. New York at Philadelphia.

American AsftoctaUon.

Toledo at St. Paul. Indianapolis at Minneapolis. J/dutsville at Kansas City. Columbus at Milwaukee.

Central LeaKtH-

Misketfon.jat /Payton^, UrlhJPRSptds.at Spriogfield "r.B^IHlia.tiBvansvJlle.

SALE!

Wednesday SPECIALS

,75c WA1STINO SILKS AND SHAN TUNG SILK, the greatest- surprise of the j. year. Women only. One dress pate n i i e I yard ........ ^OC

WEDNESDAY ONLY.

50c French Voile

TEN PIECES IMO E E N yOlLE, 40/inches wide for graduating O"! dresses yard

WEDNESDAY ONLY.

$1 SUSQUEHANNA SILK POPLINS, yard wide all colors advanced 15c a yard this ^reek. Our price,, the yard

WEDNESDAY ONLY.

$1.50 BLACK TAFFETA SILK, yard wide, oil boiled, a taffeta silk you can't match in town. We dare you beat this price, the yard

WEDNESDAY ONLY.

$2.50 MONEY BACK SILK—A new supply Money Back silk black and colors a written guarantee for one year's wear w i e v e y y a quantity fiK limited, yf

WEDNESDAY ONLY.

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repj^lhi'lmah (o,

$1.50 Lillian Corsets 79c

Pink and white coutil, medium bust —drawstring four good hose supporters with elastic insert in back.

$1.50 Melrose Corsets 79c

Pink and white batiste low bust with elastic across bust good athletic corset four good supporters ...

79c

39c Pink Net Bandeaux

To wear underneath camisoles, tape across shoulder "t fj^ hook front special ..... lit

Van Camp's Pork and Beans, No. 2 cans .20c No., 1 cans .....10c

No.^ cans J. P. M. Beans ....20c 2 lbs". Cal. Pink Beans 30c 3 lbs. Blackeye Beans 30c Whole grain full head Rice, a pound 10c 4 lbs. Broken Rice 25c

Pearl Hominy, pound 6'/4c

American Association

HOW TEAMS STAND.

Clubs— Won Lost Indianapolis 17 5 Louisville 13 Kansas City 9 Columbus 10 Milwaukee S Minneapolis 5 St. Paul Ttledo

Pet. .77:! .591 .5-33 .500 4 4 1 .3S5 .313

10 10

.No Games Scheduled.

There were no games scheduled to be played in the American association yesterday afternoon." The tpsms spent the day enroute.

GENUINE EAGLE ALL SILK CREPE DE "CHINE 40 inches wide worth $1.50 yard, and cheap at that all (£"t colors. On sale, yd..tj) JL

W O O I N I S SPORT PIQUE for skirts 40 inches wide the dollar grade. See window display yard Ot/ V/

i5c CURTAIN SCRIM —yard wide drawnwork border ecru and Q1 w i e y a

Thursday Only

cc PILLOW CASE LACES, full width, 12 yards limit to each customer the

yard

15c SPRINGTIME MUSLIN full bleached. French finished yard wide Beat this if you can. Ten AP yards for ... V

Women only. Sale Thursday.

Toilet Goods

50c Pond's Vanishing Cream '. 1. .42c 50c Creme Tpkalon Cream 42c 50c Mi'kweed Cream .3do 60c RikeWs Cerate Cream 4-1 o 50c Pompelari?Nigltit dliim

506.

Tne.ko. Powder ».... 50c Labladhe Powder 34c 50c Velveola Powder ,T. ...39c 25c Woodbury's Powder ..19c 25c Listerine ...... .. .19e 25c Velveola Powder ... .19c 2tec Pdckor's Tar S^ap ... .19c 25c Mi Ik weed. Cream 8oap 21c 10c Williams' Shaving Soap 6c 15c Physicians' and. Surgeons' Soap 6c 15c Powder Puffs ........ 7c 10c Peroxide Soap ....... 3c 25c. Dr. Graves' Tooth

Powder 19c 25c Kolynos Dental Cream 19c 25c Mabelle, Mary Jean, Rose and Valley Lily Perfume 19c

Your eyes examined fre4 of charge and large OO eye slightly curved lenses with genuine Wells mounting with leather case, complete, $1.00.

We only have about 90 pairs, so get busy. Never again will you be able to get such good eyeglasses .at this unusually low,price. Remember, these nose pieces are plain and lined with cork so as not to hurt or make marks on the nose.

DR. VON BINZER, Manager Optical Dept. Lederer-Feibelman Co.

Sale Women's, Sample Neckwear 39c and 50c Values 25c

Latest novelties in net, organdie and georgette clean and fresh large variety. Many never shown before in Terre Haute.

Imported Spanish Cooking Figs, very fine, healthful stew, lb. 12[/2C 18 oz. bottle pure maple blended Syrup ..J 15c 17 oz. bottle Catsup 17c 25c tin Hershey's Cocoa .17c 2 lbs. 25©' steel cut Coffee ....35c 12 oz. can pure Baking Powder 10c 6 boxes 5c Matches 25c 28 oz. jars pure fruit and sugar

Major League Homers

American Leauue.

Miller (New York), oft Falkenterg'.

DOG EACE HERO ENLISTS.

CHICAGO, May 8.—Fred S. Hartman. i hero of 'he dog' race from Winnipeg', Man., to St.'Paul, Minn., last February reported to the central department U.

A. S., here" today as a volunteer for the '(army aviatibn corps. Competing against the picked "mushers" of the

Hudson Bay district on the verge of collapse from frost bites, wounds and loss of sleep and with one of his dogs dead, Hartman Xvon the plaudits of the

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THursday'only.

Extra Special!

Jjc BELL-IN-HAND LINL N CRASH, natural color. Just once to show you that we, sell cheaper without stamps.

^yaIdstrading 79c

Thursday only.

Thursday Only

Wonder Optical Sale!

$3 NOSE GLASSES

play.

EVERY HAT REDUCED ONEHALF OR MORE. EVERY HAT A BARGAIN...

for .......... vi 34c

SILK

SHIRTWAISTS

1*1 n A n WE HAVE NEVER NIISREPRESENTI he Keoson tOT IJUY SllCfPW ECVWE HAVE ALWAYS SOLD BETTER LIE ITCUOTRIT IVI

vUl i/ULtcao

OTHER STORES. Every advertisement, every promiso and eVery clairh we -made was as represented as thousands of satisfied customers will testify. WE PAY THfc BEST WAGES OF ANY DEPARTMENT STORE IN TERRE HAUTE. THE PLAIN STORE FOR THE PLAIN PEOPLE—OUR LOW PRICES ENABLES THE MASSES TO LIVE RIGHT. NO TRADING STAMPS—JUST VALUES THAT BEAT THEM ALL.

$20 and $25 Women's and Misses' Latest Style

earance Sale of Trimmei and Untrimmed Hats

Hundreds of spring, 1917, hats are\ involved in this sale. They have all been taken from our own lines! Every hat has been reduced \gne.-ha.lf or less than their "OrTgInaT prices' and will go oh salie tomorrow in a clearaway that will last only as long as it will take women to make their selections.

Materials are lisere, ltalian' milan,' mila/i .hemp—in leading spring colors as well as black.

Trinriniihgs include fancies, wings, flowers, novelties. *,

The untrimmed hats are in all the new and nobby shapes of the day. Mostly colors but quite a good line in. Mack. Values to $3.00. While supply lasts at $1.00.

EXTRA SPECIAL $2.00 SECO

Pink, gold, maize 'and black. Latest sports style Shirtwaists with tie and white ivory buckle washable sizes 34 to 44. Limit two.

Sale Women's and Misses' Auto Caps $1.50 Values for 89c

Navy, green, brown, tan and rose, of fine messaline silk with veils to match. Cap and veil QQ both for Oe/C

4 PACKAGES lOc MONOGRAM BRAND ROLLED WHITE OATS For 25c

Preserves, plum, cherry, peach, strawberry and raspberry, choice, a jar V 25c

Mazola Cooking Oil, the wonderful' healthful economical substitute for lard, butter or olive oil fpr frying, shortening or Reasoning does not smoke or smell the same oil can be used for frying fish, doughnuts or making mayonnaise dress

entire north country for the determination shown in finishing the race over the 570 mile snow bound trail.

Mike McDermott, of the Illinois Athletic club, holdep of the national A. A. U. breast stroko swimming championship "for eight years, enlisted in the nauvy today, while Lester White, of the Hamilton olub, national A. A. U. junior swimming champion, poined the army.

DE PAUW STAR ENHSTS.

GREENCAKTLE, Tnd., May S.—Howard (Artie) Huffman, one of the speediest DePauw half-backs, has enlisted :n the navy as a second-class mechanician. Huffman leaves for New York Tuesday, where he will do assigned to his ship. Four other D^Paviw varsity,

SUIT AHD COAT SALE TO STB THE TOWN

This sale has them all beat for red! values, because the suits are the prevailing styles mostly all are the popular navy serges and poplins.

The coats are the long lengths that arb in demand. The, colors, rose, gold, apple! green, rookie, tan, navy and black.

Save $10 to $15 in this sale. See window dis-(^

Boys' $5.00 New Spring Suits $3.45

Wool and worsted finish Boys' Suits latest style belted and pleated backs knickerbocker pants, new patterns sizes to 13. Matchless in town under $5. Special

GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN

-r

75c TO $1.00 CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES 49c Plaids, stripes, checks and fancy combinations sizes 6 to 14 years fast cpipr'materidls t^at are wbrih 15o to-20o a yard.off the bolt. Mothers, buy your summer's supply while you can. Special .......

76c,TO $1.00 MIDDY BLOUSES FOR 49c White and colored Middy Blouses. Sports .styles and Norfolk models sizes 6 to 20 years 75c to $1.00 values at

$1.50 TO $2.00 HOUSE DRESSES Plain chambray, fancy ginghams and best percales la?a and embroidery trimmed and tailored styles sizes to

In Regard to Wall Paper

^With a new and comprehensive line of-American Papefs, purchased direct from the manufacturers? and a competent, efficient force of specialists in the art of papering, we are in a position to give most efficient se'rvice at moderate cost.

We will gladly offer suggestions a-nd give estimates for your spring papering. PRICES LIKE THESE FOR WEDNESDAY AND

THURSDAY

10c Wall Paper 5c 15c Wall Paper 8c 25c Wall Paper .) 15c 35c Wall Paper 19c

Large daylight showroom. Terre Haute's greatest wall paper stock is here. Lederer-Feibelman Co.

ing without taste or smell, 1 gallon can equals 16 pounds lard,. $1.79 /z gallon equals 8 pounds lard, 95c quarts equal 4 pounds lard, 55c pints equal 2 pounds lard 28c 7 rolls 5c Toilet Paper, 4 rolls 10c Toilet Paper or 3 1,000 sheet rolls Manila Tissue Toilet Paper, 45o value, choice for 29c

players have preceded Huffman. They are Woodruff, Wheat, Bondurarit and Cook. Royse is considering foreign hospital work-

Iiill Donovan Cuts Squad. NEW YORK, May 8.—The New York American league club last night announced the release of Pitcher Jack Enright to the Richmond club of the international league, and Pitcher Alexander Ferguson to- the Attica club of the New York S*ate league.

."Miracle Man" Weds.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa„ May 8.— George Stallings, manager of the Bostoii» National league^ baseball team, and Mrs. Bayard Sharpe, widow of "Bud" Sharpe, former first baseman of the Braves, were ma,rried Monday in Westchester.

98c

79c Envelope Chemise

$3.45

49c

New Envelope Chemise of soft long cloth with embroidery trimming. The material is worth more than what we ask for the finished garment. Extra special

9 bars Ivory, Star or Fels Naptha Soap for 40c 7 bars Pride or Bob White Soap for ,.... 28c 3 packages 5c Starch, same as Elastic starch, for ..10c 3 lb. package Argo Starch .... .18c 5 lb. package Argo Starch 29c 10c box Ball Bluing 5c

BOYER

2321 N. 13th Street

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GRADE SAM I AND MANUFfit iTURER^'/'&ftf

CONT IN U|U NUMBERS '6W UNION SUITS.

Genuine lisle ribbed, ecru white, such brands as P/'que, & Lawrence mills, long\or sfu sleeves, ankle length not sizes in every make, but all «ii in the lot mostly 34, 36 and. sizes upto 46. Right now you need them, at about^fai pripe. Every suit abstolutST perfect." Positively $1.25 ik $1.50 values in the lot. W?edli« day and Thursday choice

50c WOMEN'S Ft£RE SlkK HOSE §lack, white and Spring «ole fine fibre. Silk Hose double soles. 29c WOMEN'S

19c!

FIBRE SILK

HOSE FOR .. 3 PAIR FOR 50c

Mill run quality Fibre Silk Hose black or white seamless, double soles. Limit pair. 25c CHILDREN'S 1JT., HOSE

...IOC

Fine ribbed Hose, lisl* finish fast black, full seamless sizes 6 to "9Zz*l

89c WOMEN'S

UNION SUITS

Extra high gt lis|e and mercerix silk taped Prin: May Cumfy cut Lockland mills mfck perfect quaftties, ti. or lace knee o? fh bottom skzes to: Wednesday and ff Thursday sp'l.

Women's Whit^e Boots, Values to $1CT Special $5.85

Guaranteed first grade' able kid leather, with- 'oovjs King Louis heels. Includ^d^ this lot are ivory, brojvri» and green.' J'

$5.00 Women's? Whi. Top Shoes $3.45

Soft patent coltskin w'ith whserge tops, high or low heel with or without patent cuffs sizes.

Boys' Shoes, "The Eagle"

This is our leader They a solid leather neat looking it good .wearing sizes (1*0 O 9 to 131/z 1 to 5!/2 $^

Girl's White Top Shoe

$3.50 value, jfrri a i

Women's White Poplif Shoes

$3.50 values, all A styles and sizes .....

Women's $3.50 Pum' $2.45

All wanted styles and leatl^,, ajl. sizes. jq'

'Girls' White Canyaf? English Boots

$2.50 values, sizes rfM up to 2

Women's Comfort Sli pers, $1.25

Values to $3.00 all sizes .vi kid rubber heels plain to* patent tip.

IVOVOH

For Painless Extractii We

are Specialists

WABASH DENTVS'

Corner 8ixtb arid Wabash.