Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 May 1917 — Page 7

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ICY-HOT

PRODUCTS

ICY-HOT CARAFES

Nickel-silver plated, full quart opacity, frosted glass stopper ith chan guarantee# indefitely.

$5 Value, $3.39

riday—One to Each Customer

ICY-HOT LUNCH KTT

LeatYier* covered Lunch Box ith Icy Hot Bottle. Keeps }uids hot or cold for 72 hours.

$3 Value, $1.89

riday—One to Each Customer See Window Display

iy-HotGreenEnamelBottle

jFiill pint capacity only 100 to .j sold. The greatest Icy Hot bttle ever offered.

1.98 Value, $119

"iday—One to Each Customer See Windo,w Display

Groceries and

pk»N. Monogram and. liolled Whit it*, regular 10c nIxc

Mother's W li e :i tiart, |ikg 15c JPure u kwhrnt )iir, l(» 5c |Mc tins Mcraliey's

L-oa 17c ji.'c steel cut

1—5 LB. BAG GHA\IjATKIJ CANK

Fnncy large 30 to 40 size Prunes, n pound .1S«

2r'C

Nectarines, Bartlet Peara or peeled Praohut, n lb. .20o' o i e Peachev, lb.

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jlo LBS. FOR .1)73* MIS FOR 4»c £lt. inr .Apple Hntor ilaln Sour bkles i,.. 25c

OF FOOD

ASIUAYS LUBIN

nts to Russia's Problem in Steps for Government Regulation.

April

24.—(Correspondence

sociated Press).—With last i food crops poor and those poorer, it is necessary even ends this summer or fall lited States to apply tigid leasures, according- to David alifornia, founder of the In-

Institute of Jj|rlculture merican representative to it. has already submitted to Wilson and ofher officials the regulation of food dis-

bilization of our agricultural comes next in importance lling of our army and navy," jubin in outlining his plans sociated Press. "The war not one of production, but

•. Janet Lyon, not yet four age, lives at Whitcomb

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und not caring, to play. She sometimes feel tired and listShe had been given a. remedy he was in Scotland, but there permaiaijent results,

Quaker Herb Extract was for little Janet. After she ken it four days she passed a tapeworm, complete with the tnd neck about/38 feet long. ealthTeachersaid: -Quaker I Clrtractis a pure herb remji,^contains no zpineral or

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Icy-HotBlackEnamel Bottle

Full quart capacity. Please note that Icy Hot Bottles are unbreakable. All made with a spring bottom. We have 50 of the quart Bottles to sell.

$3 Value, $.198

Friday—One to Each -Customer

ICY HOT NICKEL-PLATED CORRUGATED PINT BOTTLES ,35 in this *lot. The regular price is

$2.50 Value, $1.69

Friday—One-to Each Customer

PLEASE NOTE

ALL ICY-HOT BOTTLES

are guaranteed by thp manufacturer and by us to keep all eontents either icy cold or steaming hot for 72 hours. All Bottles are guaranteed unbreakable. Quantity limited to one of each 'kind to each customer. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY

ON SALEa^FRIDAY

Household Needs*

Cranberry or Limn Beans, 2 lbs. (or .35c $10 Limn Bloiren, ball beating, 10-Inch cut, 9-lncli -wheels, 4 blades, self sliaiipen ln» each $6.!IS

91 it i .12 «/ac

2 |tkg«. 15 *wd«l Knlslns 2 lbs. Raisin*

to.1 8

1 IV o. 10 bucket dark Karo Syrup mid one $1.50 pure aluminum Cake Griddle, all for 91.50

Blackeye Beuns, n pound 10c

86 Smart Dress Shapes Go on Sale at

5 ball bearing, Sinch wAetli, 14-Inch cut 93.40

e e e N 2."c

The famous Maiola CookJngr OH, («r all kludrt of shorteni n o e n o n n Takes -the place of lard, butter or olive oil. Gal. cans, half-seal. eais, 9.1c qts., 55c 5 pts 28c

95c Each

Included in this lot is 'most every style the practical woman or miss would want, ranging from the. very, small. close-fitting models to the large-sailors. There' are many more—among them:

Milan Hemps, Chip Straws,' Shiny Straws, Plain" Hemp*, Milan Braids.

All the desirable colors of the season are represented. There are hats in this lot that should selj up to $3.00, and you take your choice Friday

of distribution. We have seen how the Russian government was overthrown because people were starving in a country that has had ever since the beginning of the war immense slapplies of surplus wheat which the closing of the Dardanelles prevented from going to market* "There is more manipulation, of food products in the United States'than in the belligerent countries of Europe, so. the first thing to do after we have quit throwing away food, wasting It and have begun to plant lobally in each state and county more heavily, is. to. shut off manipulation through an effective national food distribution organization.

Real Backbone of War.

"I cannot say how tremendously important is such a measure. I don't want to see the American people reach the point, as today has been reached in Germany, of having to "have the contents of their slop pails requisitioned. But we must remember that no food detail can be. jieglected. In France and England they were too slow in seeing "the importance of food —just two j*ears too slow., "Our remedy for high prices, for speculation, for providing enough .food to eat, lies in the duplication of the German system of organizing the faitmers, and in the proper adaptation

U GIRL RESCUED FROM A FEARFUL TAPEWORM AFTER TAKMG WONDERFUL QUAKER KRB EXTRACT

opiates. It is for catarrh in any form, indigestion, biliousness, gastric disturbances or any other stomach troubles and for kidney and blood troubles. As a system strengthener and spring blood remedy it has never had an qqual.

One part of the formula of Quaker Herb Extract will destroy germs and expel worms of any kind. Give it a thorough trial and you will soon be convinced of its great merits. It is not new, and is not an experiment. It has been on the market for years.

So, if you suffer with any of the abovp causes, call today at the Buntin Drug Co., northeast corner Sixth street and Wabash avenue, or your local druggist, and obtain this wonderful Quaker, Herb Extract, $1.00

$7.60 to $12.50 Women's Bain-

$i5 Women's Suits

Green and navy popliri Suits, neat styles small sizes only.

$20 to $25

lines.

$3.98

COditS

Belted styles of poplin, and black and white checks, find mixtures.

FRIDAY FRIDAY

10c Women's Gauze

Vests

Swiss ril^bed Vests, snowy white, regular sirec anlv

of our parcels post service to family deliveries. The great strength of the German empire does not come from the goose step of her soldiers or from her Krupp guns it comes as a direct and indirect result of her former organization for the scientific distribution of her agricultural products. The landwirtschaftrat,. as the organization is called, is .the long hair of this modern Samson."

DAMAGE SUIT WITHDRAWN.

gray, gold and apple green.

Case

Litigants in Mine Accident Reach Agreement. The case of Lewis Soltis for $1,000 damages against the Hall-Zimmerman Coal company for injuries caused by being kicked by a mule at the Wizard mine on January 6, 1917, was withdrawn from the Superior Court Wednesday by agreement of litigants. It is believed ttie c&se will be settled out of court.

REVIVAL BEGINS SUNDAY.

Special revival services will start Sunday at the Pentecost church, Ninth street and Seventh avenue. The meetings will be conducted by Rev. Orla Montgomery and will .continue indefinitely. Special music will be a feature.

a single bottle three bottles for $2.50. Oil of Balm for any pains or aches is 25c and 50c a bottle. Kidney Pills, 50c a box, for kidneys, bladder and urinary troubles.

The Quaker Remedies are also sold by the following druggists: Shelburn,' Ind., O. B. Stark.

Sullivan, Ind., Joe- K. Smock &. Son. Brazil, Ind., Mendenhall & Artman.

Clinton, Ind., ill is' Pharmacy. Clay City, Ind., Jett's Drug Store. Jasonville, Ind., J. J. Lacy & Son. Linton, Ind., W. J. Hamilton. Rockville, Ind., Dick H. Ott. Farmersburg, Ind., Charles Parish.

Marshall, III., City Drug Store. —Advertisement.

DRESSES, the styles of the hour.

$8.95 Taffeta Silk Dresses iy ack ana Navy —sizes to 40 only. Just 19 to sell.

$15 to $20 Serge and Taffeta Dresses

$6 BOOTS Friday

Odd lots Women's Colored Boots. The season's smartest styles. Gray, brown,. green and white your site in the ^t, but not all sizes of

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39c Women's Union Suits

Snowy white, fine ribbed Union Suits lace or' tight knee reaular sizes.

CREPE DE CHINE,, TAFFETA, PON,GEE AND SHANTUNG

style. Just

117 pairs to sell. Be here on time.

LEDERER-FEIBELMAN: CO.

29c W o en's I Fibre Silk Hose

Black or white fine F^bre Silk Hose, seamless, mend era, all sizes.

EVERYBODY'S DOIN' II PUTTING IN SPUDS

Indiana farmers will plant this year more than 100,000 acres of potatoes. Owing to the high cost of»seed and fertilizers the expense will range from $35 to $70 per acre. It is important, therefore, that attention be given to the best methods of handling this crop. The average yield of potatoes for a number of years past is scarcely ninety bushels per acre. It is possible to secure from Indiana soi's a yield of 200 to 500 bushels per acre. "Much loss results frSm planting the late or main crop of potatoes too early," states Prof. \JY G. Boyle of the horticultural department of Purdue. "Late potatoes should not \be planted until June" 15."

ELKS THANK LITTLE MAY.

Tell Miss Marsh of, the Wonderful Success of The if" Late Show. Movie News for this week contains the following: "Apparently Terre Haute, Ind., has a •warm spot in its heart for Mae Marsh, the Goldwyn Pictures' star, who recently took pleasure in lending her aid to the Elks' club of that city in connection with the production of a musical show, 'The Other Fellow's Girl.' "This show was written by members of the Terre Haute lodge of Elks, played bj{ Elks, stage managed and directed in every essential by Elks, and was, in addition, a splendid success, of which all Terre Haute was proud. -Vae Marsh's part in the show was small irdeed, for she merely wrote the lodge a Jetter of good wishes, which-was featured in their program, sent them autographed photographs for publication. for sale to the audience of for llraming in the club house., as the :r. embers saw fit. "Here is the letter she "has received: "Dear Miss Marsh: Success is one of the most enjoyable things in life, and it is especially so when one can share it with friends. While our musical show has broken all records, we are not unmindful of your assistance, and it is with a feeling of appreciation tha*. we tender you the deep thanks of. more than a thousand Elks in Terre Haute. "Sincerely, "A. L. MILLER, Exalted Ruler.. "M. R. LAWRENCE. Chairman. "WILLIAM HAMILTON, Producer'.'

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GREAT FRIDAY SALES-*

Coats, Suits and Dresses

STYLISH COATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES in the 48 inch lengths.

Plenty of navy poplins and serges also gold, rose, apple green and rookie

velour serge and gaberdine coats ,with the large col jars and high waist

HANDSOME SUITS of serge, wool poplin and silk poplin in navy, black,

EXTRA FLYERS!

50c PETTICOATS 29c Gingham and Percale Petticoats, full sizes, fancy flounces. Limit one to customer at ............ JUv

75c TO $1 CHILDREN'S GiNGHAM DRESSES 49c Plaids, stripes, cheoks) .a nd fancy combinations sizes .6 to 14 years fast color- materials that are worth 15c to 20c a yard' off the bolt. Mothers, buy. your summer's supply.while IQ/» you can* Special TcJ/C/

75c TO $1 MIDDY BLOUSES 49c W i e a n o o e i y Blouses sports styles and Norfolk models sizes 6 to 20.years 75o to $1 values at

$1.50 TO $2 HOUSE DRESSES Plain chambray, fancy ginghams and best percales lace and embroidery trimmed tailored styles sizes to 4 4 S a e i e

$1.50 TO $2 WASH SKIRT8 Pique, repps, gaberdines, sports stripes and gray mixtures sizes to 30 bands latest summer styles. Sale prft'e .'.

FRIDAY

10c Men's Work

Gray mixed Work Sox. Limit four pairs to customer.

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tons of coal, now burned to produce electric light, would be saved. In the present situation, with a greater demand for coal than can be readily supplied, with railroads congested with coal cars, and the constantly rising price of fuel, that is an item worth considering.

There is a bill now before congress which provides that on the last Sunday in April of eaoh year all the time pieces in the country shall be advanced one hour and' on the last Sunday in September they shall be set back an hour, thwi saving an additional hour of daylight during the spring and sum-,, mer.

As a measure of economy the plan had already been adopted in England, France, G^tanany. There is more than a possibility that it will be adopted in the United States in time to get the benefit of it during the present year. So far no argument which even appears reasonable has been advanced against it.

Majority Favors Scheme.

In Chicago a number of large commercial houses have taken a vote of their employes on the subject. In every case so far reported the vote, has been between three and four to one in favor of making the change.

Action indorsing the' pliari has been or shortly will be taken by the National Chamber of Commerce, the Chicago Association of Commerce, the National Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods associations, and a large number of other commercial bodies. As one may observe, several large corporations are

HE ALMOST FELL DOWN. A. M. Hunsucker, Bogue Chitto, Miss., felt so grateful because of being freed from pain and distress that he wrote the following letter: "I was suffering from rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble, also dizziness would almost fall down at times. I started taking Foley Kidney PJlls and two boxes gave me entire relief." Disordered kidneys give warning by pains in side and back, rheumatic aches, sore muscles, swollen joints, pufflness under 6yes, tired and languid feeling. Valentine's Economical drug shop, 634 Wabash Ave.—Advertisement.

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Save $io to $15 in this sale

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$12.50 Velour Sports Coats

Old rose, gold, oopen and white The famous K'enyon make

$1.50 to $2 Shirtwaists

White, pink, gold, maiz^ tan and nov elty sports styles .all the- latest spring and summeirlmbdels sizes to 46.

FRIDAY

75c Men's* Union

Suits

Nainsook Union Suits, athletic style, all sizes. Limit two to customer.

Wonderful Bargatns in

$7.50 TO $12 SILK SKIRTS

ALL-WOOL

SERGE SKIRTS

$3 POPLIN REPP AND PLAID SKIRTS

$3 TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS AT

Wonderful Coat Bargains

$7.50 to $12.50 Worn en's, Misses' and Children's

Coats

Seco Silk, VO'IIM, Organdies and Swisses white, pink, gold and black. The season's smartest styles.

$3 to $3.50 Silk Waists

FRIDAY

12%c- Child !s Muslin

Good cambric Pantips, hemstitched and ruffled, sizes to 12 years. Limit four.

displaying posters in their show w^n? dows advocating .the daylight saving plan as a nation-wide measure.

Owing to the difficulties which would follow its adoption in only one or a few communities, Chicago business men are generally opposed to any action being taken until congress shall pass the law :making it apply to the whole country.

Controller Adopts Plan.

City Controller Pike,. however, has decided tkt to wait. His working force now gets to the office at 8 o'clock instead of 9, and finishes work at 4 in the afternoon an hour earlier than heretofore. Mr. Pike is hoping tnat all other departments in the city hall will follow his example, though so far none of them have done so.

At, the meeting of the city council this afternoon -41d. Thomas O. Wallace will introduce an order directing that the ^city hall clocks be set'one hour ahead. He will, ask its passage. If he is successful all city hall employes will work—according to the present status of the clocks—from 8 a. m. to 4 p.

It is noteworthy that the daylight, saving movement originated with the greatest of^Lll teachers of thrift, Benjamin Franklin. It was 180 years ago that Franklin, waking at 4 o'clock in the morning in his apartment in Paris, which was already flooded with daylight, figured out ho\$- many thousands of candles could be saved if only people would get up a couple of hours earlier and go back to bed proportionately earlier at night.

Be Careful in Using, Soap on Your Hair

Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too xnucti alkali, which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle.

The best thing to use is Just pl^in mulsified cocoanut oil, for it is purfe and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap and beats the most expensive soaps or anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug: store, and a few ounces ^vill last the whole family for months.

Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, about a teaspoonful is all that is required. It makes an abundance of rich, oreamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy, and easy to handle. Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and, dandruff. —Advertisement.

35c Gingham Aprons

Panties

18c

Nurses' and kitchen Aprons^ fast color ginghams aiso percales, in stripes and checks.

Men's Suits Raincoats $15

AND $1.00 A WEEK

No store in this city can give you better values. Cash or credit our price is the same.

Other Suits at $18, $20, $22, $25, very classy ones. Blue Serge S'uitrf, $15, $18, $20.

Men's Raincoats, $1.0 to $15. Trousers, Hats, Boys' Suits. $1.00 down on $15 purchase, on larger purchases liberal terms.

WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE

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815 Wabash Ave.,- next' door to American Theatre.

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