Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 April 1918 — Page 3

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TOTAL (MOTIONS SHOW SLIGHT LOSS

The1 spirits showed a decrease Of 325.68 over what they were last year, but the' lists showed an increase Of $376,262.26 over March, 1917. Beer also showed an Increase of $52,593.

The collections for the first three dayi* of April amounted to $647,939.32, &nr it was estimated that more than $5 /0.000 of this amount was income tax i collections.

The following Internal K^enue asslfnments have been made fWvvpril: 1 Commercial Distillery Uauger, fi Mnnd storekeepers,, Shofsta.ll, Ken- $ aedy. Kalbur.

Merchants Distillery—Gauger, Stewart storekeeper. Maxwell Majestic Distillery—Gauger, Bolton fi -storekeepers, Cline and Cassady. L, Wabash Valley Distillery—Gauger, V Boyle storekeeper, (Saunt. 1 Old Vincennes LUstillerj—^Storekeepo a n

Ki-ogmaa Distillery—-Gauger, Kennedy.

TWO BOOTLEGGERS HELD.

First Arrests Made for Prohibition Law Violations In Terr# Haute. Within less lttaan twenty-four hours kfter the "spins Into effect of the state prohibition law, two persons were arrested on & bootlegging charge, by the local police department. Gerard Johnson, ?2 years old and Dorothy Johnson, SO years old, were the first to feel the ,'*! ^ftvlng of the law when they were arrested by Sergeant Barry and Patrolmen Haley and Jarvls at 219 Eagle street. Twenty-three bottles" of beer quart of whiskey, a fancy bottle of

Whiskey were seized by the officers as Evidence. Johnson is charged with giving away liquor In violation of the prohibition law, and Mrs. Johnson Is charged with selling liqudr and with operating a house of ill fame. Edith Walker and Dorothy Adams -who were In the house at the time of the raid 1 nere charged with prostitution.

The arrest grew out of complaints

Inade at police headquarters by two tnen who say that they^went to the

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and purchased liquor and then

^vl went to sleep. They claim tlTat they j# V,ere robbed of their money while •1 sleep. Both men's names are being

Withheld by the police and ihey have jbeen ordered to appear as witnesses for the state in the cases. Johnson who v t»"ss not in the house at the time of the*' rest was picked about i.p'clock at

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Second and Cherry streets and the y is'lams woman was .not arrosiod until •Thursday morning on account of havr* Ing a six months oM baby to care for.

All four parties wore arraigned in City C\-nrt Thursday morning and entered a |plea of not guilty. Their cases were #et for next Tuesday afternoon.

BUSINESS IS LIGHT.

J''at Robinson was never in trouble \,ie1? fore and that he deserved a chance to ^SrnaUe good.

Chnrles Stockmaster. chnrged with

bjerating

an automobile while under

ihr influence of liquor, was released "when it ivas found that he had scttird Xor the damages inflicted on anothet fi.achlne. Ho was severely lectured by «h court, arid ordered to Terrain from tlrinking, at least while Operating an

automobile. John Mo gan ehirged with jpr a sixteen v«ar old girl, whose case •"wap taken before the srrand jur- anc nn indiciment returned. was" dis tharged.

John Sul"mrahfin a deserter from tin States army, who ^as arrested •Tuesday afternoon, was returned to the ^Brooklyn navy yard Wednesday after 3noon b\r an officer sent bi' .the go\ em »nent offictals for himii',

Harry Dunn, 26 years old. is being s field by the police on a charge of failing -to register. Dunn was picked

Wednesday rtfght and no registration K-atd WHS found on him. the federal Authorities are Investigating.

*\r TWO THEFTS REPORTED,

Beck dry goods store at

14 North Third street, was entered iome time Tuesday night and $1.60 •Jtakpri from the stamp drawer. The entrance was ^gained by forcing a basejmcnt windd'w. Nothing else was reported missing to the police. The \Y. %. Hurst store at Hutsonville. ill., was jjburglarized some time Tuesday night

land a quantity of men's clothing and vjie-welry taken. The local police deapartment has been asked to be on the yiook out for the thieves.

lj i£E WILL SPEAK.

Jiy Special Correspondent i. COAL.MONT, Ind., April 4.^—Walter |B. Ie will be the speaker at Ooalmont !?or the big patriotic meeting which be held in the Methodist church jr«nda|' evening beginning at 7:30 .fp'cloclf The meeting has as its object he boosting of liberty Loan bond ||sales to reach the 115,000 quota allotted Lewis township. Special Librty 1/oan songs will be rendered by i'i^almont high school students.

UvE VdU ANYTHING FOR 8ALE? Tf you have anything to sell the Suniay Tribune will sell 1t. Twelve wpjr^s, «Bt t!m«, 12c three times, 30c.

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Decrease Is Mainly On Spirits, While All Other Lines Shaw An Increase.

The total1 collections for the month '~tt March, at the internal revenue office of this district amounted to $1,(70,478.10, a flight falling off from the collections for the same month last year, when the collections totaled $1,679.018 74. The largest iteras-Jn iaft month's collections Mere Spirits, 1937.081.94 i| lists, $3»iS6 0 beer, •131,602.50," ctgars. $54,566.79,

With Ctoth Tops, pair

Special, t^e pain $7-95*

\sut Few Cases Called Thursday _Police Court. The Thursday morning session of VMty Coil rt was ext. tamely aiid i fe-^ offenders were UroufiJiJ. ufelore

Judge Paul R. shafer. &s John U(hinson, colored, charge^l wit inU'vication, was released., an the 1 ocommendetiori of Police Captai ^TTaivey JoiiCS. Jones told the coin

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35c Stationery, box 27c

$25 Reed Baby Carriages, at

$19.45

$2.50 Roller Skates $1.97

'•Full mill-bearing Skates "trith *te«! wheels and adjustable cushion under nickel-plated tops heavy leather back .smooth running: siz«s & to for Friday only, pair $1.97. —"Basement)**

$1.69 Step Ladders $i.45

Strongly built ladders: safe and durable, with pal! shelf 6 ft, sise ,aa«clal at

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5 (For Friday Only) An excellent quality white flax linen paper with envelopes to match in various styles. Special, box 27c.» 60c Garden Year Book, 39c. —First Floor.

Men's Silk Shirts

combinations—in sizes from 14 to

Fnurmtwe Sale

---including new spring designs in Furniture, Rugs, Drap-. «ries, W(indow Curtains, Linoleums—all home-furnishings at Special prices—at the very time you want to brighten your home for summer. See Sunday's advertisements for particulars. -'. v

Women's $10 Kid Boots

$7.95C

-ff vow wear sizes from to 5. here is an opportunity to save on beautiful Ivory Boots to wear with your spring and summer dressed they're made in high-laced style with plain toes and hand turned soles, excellent quality and smart, slender lines.

Misses' $2.50 Shoes, $1.69

A small group of durable gunmetal leather Shoes with heavy* extension soles and in neat button style comfortably and ^oodlooking. ^Sizes 12^2 to 2. Friday Bargain, pair $1.69. -—Second Floor—

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Regularly worth S6 and 36.50 are priced just for Friday—each

.65

It is a lucky man who gets here in time Friday morning to buy one or more of these Shirts at this price., 'There are only 85 in the group—so they cannot last but an hour or two at most. v

All are of heavy quality tub silk in a good range of spring patterns and color

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in every way—but are slightly soiled or mussed from window showing*. With Friday's prices less than actual cost of the silk alone, ^vjio \vould qot pay for their laundering. Choice $3.65. —First Floor—~

NEXT MONDAY-APRIL 8tfi, ROOTS'

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They are excellent Shirts

Women's Silk Lisle

Full' reed body in natural and oak finish: heavy corduroy upholstered hood and body artillery style, rubbef: tired wheels. Friday bargain, at $19.45/

60c Hosiery

3 pr. $1.00 v

Knowing the present market conditions, we advise every womar^ to buy as many pairs as she can use for the future at this splendid saving. They are of a well-known brand—all perfect—of finely woven quality with double heels and double toes and deep garter hem. Shown in black only—in all sizes. Actual 50c and 60c Hosiery, at three pairs for $1.00. —First Floof^—

Regular 25c to 50c

Jewelry 19c

A varied assortment of pretty novelties—bar pins, brooches, earrings—reduced just for Friday. Each 19c. —First Floor—

Boudoir Lamps

with silk shades

$2.39

e a 1 ar S3.00

Lamps with mahogany bases, new and pretty color combinations 1 n silk shades, complete with 8 ft. silk cord. Special Friday, each

$2.39

—BaMmrnt—

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNK

We Give Mad Redeem Surety Coupon* Established in i$s6,

Strict economy prices on dependable, wanted merchandise for personal needs and for the home. All items advertised are for one day only at these low prices—and are not to be purchased any day in the week at equal savings. Please do not ask us to accept telephone, mail ox 0. 0. D. orders at these prices. iShop early—in the morning, if /possible—as this gtore will close cluring the Liberty Loan Parade.

S1 $5.Q0 Trimmed Hats

Friday Bargain

Many beautiful trimmed and tailored .Jlats in^wide assortment of fresh new styles—including small and medium Hats in cleverly formed sailors, turbans, high crowns, mushrooms, pokes, tricornes, etc., of the fashionable materials—including lisere straw, milan, rough braids, milan and hemp and combinations with georgette crepe and satin.

They are smartly trimmed with shiny ribbons, flowers and attractive feather fancies in remarkable variety. Usually just one of a style. All colors. Choose early at $2.39. *v—Third Floor—k

High Grade Steel Scissors

$1.00 to SI.

Values

wx 71c

Highly nickeled, guaranteed first quality steel Scissors \n 6 to 9 inch sizes in both straight and bent styles. Keen cutting. Very special for Friday only, pair 71c. 5c Cynthia Hooks and Eye»*«» black or white card of two dozen for 3c. 10c Dree* Clasps—Koh-I-Noor or Diamond: all siees card 7o«

Button Moulds—of bone regu» lar 8c a dozen value dozen 3c. 5c Inside Dress Pelting—black or white yard 3o.

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$3.95 to $§.95 Pretty

Blouses? 431.0

Friday fargain-

They ire such charming styles of georgette* crepe, crepe de chine and wastf satin that you are certain to want v more than one at this one day price. There are tailored and dressy styles— showing artful embroidered designs, hemstitching, lace trimming—and a variety of clever ideas in collar and cuffs.

Shown in white, flesh, maize, gray, peach and dark shades. Only about 45 in the lot—so early choice is best. $3.19.

Toilet Goods

(For Friday Only)

26c Lavoris—antiseptic mouth wash and gargle bottle 19c. i 25c Listerlne 19c, 25c Sozodont Tooth Paste 18c. lac Colgate's Tooth Powder 9c. $1.25 Red Rubber Douche Bags 67e/ 50c Dorin Compact Face Powder 39c. —Firat FJoor—

Boys' $1

MiddyBlouses 50c

For Friday Only

Made of plain white galatea with, sailor collar in lace front style sizes 4 to 7 slightly sailed while a small number last Friday, each 50c. —Second Floor—

•J? $18.50 Silk and Serge

Dresses $11.95

Cleverly fahioned spring and summer styles of satin, taffeta* foulards, serge and combinations with georgette crepe?—so practical and charming for street wear, and all informal occasions.

Tunics, draped effects, straight tine styles with snug-fitting bodices and lovely collar styles of satin, sheer organdies and self materials. All sizes and colors. -Friday Bargain, $11.95.

$7.50 Gmgham Dresses, special at $5.95 Pretty plaid, striped and plain gingham dresses with novel belt and pocket features, and collar and cuffs of white pique in charming styles. Ail siaes: Friday Bargain, each

All sizes. Special, each —Third Floor.

Two-Day Specials

Holland Herring—*

uine Holland Milkners fat fish special, each c)C/

fine,

Coffee—Root's Special smooth, rich flavored, aromatic coffee, blenie3 especially for Root's special, pound Baked Btanc—Heinz oven-baked vith pork and tomato sauce, speal. dozen $2.55 C4 Gt den Seeda—Pakro Seed Tape are ea,s y planted and bring good restiltij 1 Oc: packages for Prunes—large, meaty Santa Clara l'ruit., pound ... Rice—Extra fancy, full head Blue Rose rice, pound White Fish—extra fancy heads off special, each..

30c

i-baked e, spe-

,22c

Tape are Sfood re-

7 k 15c

Herring—Pacific coast flah QJ. medium size, each V

THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP, AFTER ALL''

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Women's 75c and 85c

Union Suits

50c

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It will be wise judgment, indeed, to buy, an entire summer's supply at this one day price. Cotton gootjs are ^advancing and this is an oj+ portunity not likely to be repeated by any. $tore oil equal quality.

They're made of soft, white cotton with ribbon-run low neck and lace„ shell or tight knee. Shown in both regular and extra sizes. Very special at 50c. —First Floor.

89c Window Screens, for 59c

For Friday Only)^

They're 30x37 inch size, adjustable screens with Continental hardwood frames measure your windows and buy Friday at this saving. Each 69c. —Basement.

Friday Bargain Sale

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Remnants

Full Piec* Prices

Lengths1 from 1 to 5 yards of the most fashionable Spring Silks—the first selections—accumulated- during the big Pre-Easter selling.

Georgette Crepe• Satins "Taffetas Japanese Habutai Crepe de Chine

—in beautiful plain colors and clever novelties. For Friday only—at HALF PRICE. -Choose earlyt

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$5.95.

-zrThird Floor—

From

large size, Vielicious flavor regularly 25c a dozen. Special, dozen

v18c

15c

Round Shore H#rrinfl—Extra large. fat fish each .. Tomatoes—Midshipman brand No. 2 cans fancy hand packed tomatoes, doz. $1.75 can.... Tomatoes—Prize Stock brand No.. 3 cans best hand packed, red ripe tomatoes dozen £2JQ "I Q/» can .....,v Soups—Campbell's vegetable or tomato dozen $1.40^

..r:1:.': 8£c ind No.

15c

12c

can Asparagus—tall cans spears of California asparagus, can Jiffy-Jell-»-the ever-ready dessert powder with the delicious fresh fruit flavor special Friday /*Q and Saturday, 6 packages... Dt/v 1

tender

long,

30c

sfs|s

Long Cloth

10 yds $1.39 v

Good, firm quality with soft chamois finish no dressing limit q{ one bolt of 10 yards to each customed—Friday only at 10 vards $i. 18c PRINTED BATISTE 80 27 inches vide smooth, Hheer quality showing assorted striped and floral patterns in lovely color combinations. 35c AND 39c PRINTED VOILES

YARD 19c

f!heer, smootli oiw in assorted striped, plaid and floral patterns in a ^-arioty of prottv colorings 10 inches wide Friday b*1 ''gain, yar4 19j.

Khaki Yam

Ball 42

Regular 65c Quality A medium weight 4-plv knitting yarn' especially suitable for regulation army sweaters, scarfs, etc.- for early fall and late spring wear. Of silk ami wool and very durable. —First Floor Rear—'

the1I Food

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Bear in mind that you are offered only QUALITY Groceries at Root's—clean and wholesome —at reasonable prices* Surety Coupons offer additional'Savings of more than 2 per cent*/ deliveries to any section of Terre Haute. Telephone your order-—call 244.

Sweet Pickles—Iloinz

Grocery!

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29c BRfDftL LOfJG CLOTH. NATNSOOK OR CAMBRIC 18c 86 inches wide extra quality for trndermuslins. infants' woar, etc.. —Second Floor—

French Serge

$1,Z5 value, yard

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36 inches wide? excellent quality half '.wool ,s^rge for shirts and dresses assorted street shades smooth and soft. Friday Bargain price, 'yard 89c. *—Second Floor—*

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Free

e e e s s i k a

4 cans 48c

cans special .......

Corn—Monopoie brand axtra fine Maine sugar corn special, doze11 $1.!*8. can -L v/ Spaghetti—Van Campus cooked a n e a y o s e v e 1 1 special, can .... Hv Peaches—Premium brand fancy California lemon clltig halves: orchard ripened and xacked, dozen $2.90 can 01/ Horlick's Malted Milk—flu largo nospital size, regularly OC $3.7CTT-«ecial Olives—jj-Sevniaria brand 1-u-ye, !ectcd Quc:en Ulive^ special, quart Mustard—Root QUALITY large 12 ounce jar fancy pre- I A pared mustard Jar

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..35c

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Dry Beans—navy, pinto, cranberry, el Sow-eyed and lima "t fj beans special, pound JL I 2t

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