Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 April 1918 — Page 6

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Xttsiciftns Frtitli Training Station Will Help Launch' Parke ... County Loan Campaign.

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J| cured for a short adur.^s at the opera %i house. A free-vclll offering will be f'received in the interests of the cam-

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e: To Sell Real KM ate. %Uy Special Correspondent. BOCKVILLE. Ind., April 4.*-The real •state of the late D. B. and Louisa T.

Ott "will be sold at private enle by ComOT"9nlMloner Parke Daniels Friday. The Ml* Includes the homo residence 011

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North Market street, the three-story business block occupied by the Oti Hardware company, and a small tract -Of ground on North Jefferson street. The Ott heirs are the children: Claude. Bonner J., Culicn Ott, Mrs. Oma 1». Pavlg, Mr®. Madge Puett and Mrs. Bess Swope.

Mrs. J. R. Burks is spending a week With her daughter, .Miss Lucile, and ton. Paul, at (iary.

Mrs. L. E. Adams. Misses Mary Lodge, •Margaret Louthan and Nellie "White will see Maude Adams at the Grand theatre, Terre Haute, Saturday ntKht.

Mr. and Sirs. J. W. Hancock of Newman, 111., are visiting their son, H. L. Hancock, and wife.

Miss Mary Brown is spending a week's vacation from the conservatory of music, Indianapolis, with, home KColfc*.

a "'Loan peHl»ers I •'By Apeciai CorrosponUent. ROCK VILLE, Ind., April 4.—Chairnian G. L. Laney has selected Attorneys •, H. A. Henderson to speak on the Libv*^"ty Loan at Goodin's corner Saturday fs ilght. and .f. M. Johns ai Byron the $ime even inf.

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t',#rty Loan campaign, the Great Lakes pili§RiHr*l Training station band will give £SSfia public concert Friday night at the ""/Sfofrertk house. All civic and fraternal ^%.«rdwa, school children and citisens in •/k- S*»«ral are invited to be at Kockville

Join in a big parade, "with the

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i ^f'nrmer's Flngrrn Hrokea. Special Correspondent. &OCKVTLLK. Ind., April 4.^-Clo\is (?vis, a Howard township farmer, a two finsers broken when a horse was leading? kicked him on the Jfht hand.

WOMEN BRAVER THAN MEN.

s k? Women often do their daily tasks in home, office or factory while suffering pain and misery that would put a man bed. However, much of women's

Offering can be alleviated. Backache, ire muscles, stiff joints, rheumatic' dlzzines" and lik» symptoms are caused by Uiordcred kidneys and bladder. Mrs.

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Ind. writes: "I doctored several months without relief, when I commenced using Foley Kidney Pills, and got relief. Eight bottles cured me." Safe, harm loss ouick results, Valentine's Economical Drug Store, 634 Wabash Ave

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The Confessions of Roxane

By K RAJVCKI WALTKR.

C»pyr1*fct. 1««, by «he McC lure S(w*p«pfr Syadlcata.

JUST TALK.

Martha Hawkins must indeed have had an.artist's soul. The location of her rustic shelter was sufficient 'proof of the assertion. Fropi the decaying structure one could look down through a natural archway upon Pretty creek the clear waters of which mirrored a thousand forest

forms aoid figures

which the eye did not at once note. Mr. Gordon's attention first was given to the summerhouse Itself, but soon he followed my glance and caught a glimpse of the cool limpid pool which glistened through the half bare braadies of the trees. "It must be a very attractive spot in spring," he suggested after a njoment. "Just now it is a little too sombre."

I turned to him with a protest. "It is too sombre only for those wfco wish to be in a gay mood. For others there is a world of sweetness here because of the very fact that them is also a world of sadness." "I know what you mean, although I am determined not to find the attraction you mention," he declared. "I am going to be gay, therefore I must insist that there is no beauty her® for me."

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by local application*, as they cannot reach the dlaeascd portion of the car. There Is only one way to cure catarrhal teafneas, and that is by a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafneas la caused by an ln« flamed condition of th» mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube la Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or lm« perfect h*arlng, and when it Is entirely closed. Dicfnesa la the result. Unless the Inflammation can be reduced and this tube restored to Its norma) condition, hearing will be destroyed forever. Many cases of deafness are caused by catarrh, which la an Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Hall'a Catarrh Medicine acts ihru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the aystem.

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"This is like any other spot of nature,'' I told him, speaking more to myself than to him. "One can not enjoy it to the greatest extent unless one is before the real beauty of it all can be before the real bauty of it all can be appreciated, and so long as there are other human beings to distract one's attention, to disturb that realization of kinship, one can not feel the loveliness which is here for anyone who will bu.L seek it." •Mr. Gordon understood me perfectly, but he preferred to seem not to. As a matter of fact he was afraid of falling into a mood which my words Indicated had overcome me. "I readily can understand how ar artist would, choose this spot for her place of inspiration," he said, "but if one must be always serious to enjoy it, then I am willing for it to remain In posession ol{ artists forever. I am like Tommy Appleby in that respect. Tommy would want to build Ashing Clubhouse here."

The conversation was well *way from myself and the subject which I Mr. Gordon had been so Intent upon a short time before, and I determined I that If possible I would keep it just' as far away. "Come," I urged, "let's take Olosei look at Miss Pretty creek. If the close •ip view is as good as the distant we shall be able to tell Mrs. Hawkins, that her daughter was a real artist," "We will tell her that, anyhow," Mr. Gordon declared. "At !ea#t I shall." "Did you notice her admiration for Mr. Higginbotham?'' I asked. "It was almost pathetic."

Mr. Gordon's face became thoughtful. "I very, strongly suspect that Mr. Higganbotham has been helping them In a financial way." he said. "Two or three things which Mrs. Hawkins

said

suggested it." "Do you tliwit they need help?" "I do not know.'* "It Is such a pity," I murmured. "Two old souls with-'"nothing hut memories behind them and with but a few years at most to live—it Is too bad that such as Ihey should have to worry about how they will live.''

Mr. Gordon turned quickly to me. "Would you like me t'o do something for them?" he asked. "I shall be very glad to do ft if It will give yau any pleasure." "It would give me a great deal of pleasure,** I told him, "but you must not do it on my account. Surely they, themselves, are worthy of anything you could do to help them."

Mr. Gordon changed the STfbject almost immediately, but I was convinced that he made up his mind to help the old couple, and I was not surprised a few weeks later to learn that an unexpected windfall had come to our hostess on that day.

To be Continued Tomorrow,

IV. S. S. Corner

The* women's Liberty Loan committee is equipping every one of its workers with order cards for war savings and thrift stamps, so that patriots who cannot possibly buy bonds may have an opportunity »to help the cause of liberty by purchasing stamps. There

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Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards* Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute.

Dr. Edward*" Olive Tablets—the substitute for calomel are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. They are the result of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat liver \nd bowel complaints with calomel. His efforts to banish it brought out these little olive-colored tablets.

These pleasant little tablets do the good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take hold of the trouble a$d quickly correct it Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take its place.

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A feeatififu! Batis piano in mahogany case, used, but in fine condition a splendid value has all late improve- A JT ments, price

Stardc second-hand piano in a splendid golden oak case, a piano, that is guaranteed and will wear a life time price AOO

One new mahogany, upright small size of latest design of case put out special at the low .price of .,»»,««•

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STARCK PIANOS Are made In our of 'file finest tiictorle* In the r. S. Almost lOO.OOO Starck piano* iind player pianos have been made and Mold in the Inst quarter of a century. Kn«*h Starels piano in guaranteed for Z5 years. Capital !ind unrpliiM over I,

on very easy payment*.

ia a fine spirit of co-operation between the Liberty Loan and the war pavings committees. We are all working- for the one cause—to win. and bond money and stamp money all goes for the same purpose. Isn't it great that every citizen can help, from the capitalist who invests his thousands In bonds, down to the little school girl, the proud owner of a single thrift stamp.

Every day a goodly number of the s-almon-colored order cards are turned in at the postoffioe, showing that the Boy Scouts are busy selling war savings and thrift stamps.

The merchants of the country are to be organized under the National Retail Dry oods association, for the purpose of selling $100,000,000 worth of government war savings securities over the counters of retail drv goods and department stores. A leading merchant in each state will be named state director and every dry goods store, from the big city emporium down to the "general store" at the country crossroads will be asked to become a government agency for the collection of smail savings for Uncle S^m's war chest. It is estimated that 6,000,000 shoppers visit these stores every day.

State Director J. D. Oliver, of South Bend, urges every thrift club or war savings society in Indiana to report its organization to the war savings committee, 114 North Main street, South Bend. Wherever ten or more school children, or ton or more workers, are regularly buying thrift stamps, such nrganidation is really in existence. Indiana is already the third state in the •Kition, In the number of thrift clubs, out. we would like to be first. We are that we have our .schools

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Player Piano Bargains A full size 88 note Player Piano

latest design, fully u a a n e e e n and music rolls go with this one and all for

$395

arid terms as low as $io per month.

Established 1883

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J. M. Asbestos 8bingles. Genasco Shingles.

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PIANO SALE

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war savings societies that have not been reported to the state office. See that your club is reported, and so help boost Indiana into first place:

The war savings movement Is not a child's movement, as so commonly supposed it is a wage-earners' movement. It would be a capitalist movement if Uncle Sam had not put the limit of holdings at $1,000. If you do not buy

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Prices Wrecked! Terms Smashed!

Y«u Should Buy Now

During this big STARCK FACTORY SALE you can save a lot of money and buy on the easiest possible terms. Our floors are jammed to the doors with fine PIANOS and PLAYER PIANOS. We must dispose of this stock in order to receive the other pianos and players that are arriving each day and will continue to arrive. We have bought heavily in order to get in before the advance in price which is bound to come very soon. Think of it, new, slightly used and second hand pianos and player pianos, going for the lowest prices and on the most desirable terms ever asked for standard high grade instruments. We must and will, sell every piano and player piano. We will not stop at anything within reason to move this stock quick. If ever you expect to buy a piano or player piano, DO IT NOW and save from $50 to $250. This is your opportunity to buy a piano or player piano that is guaranteed for 25 years and buy it at the factory price by dealing with us at this time. '. O.

Never Before a Sale Like This. Now Is Your Chance

Piano prices must go up, every item of material is costing more today than ever l^fore. Labor tfosts more, much more, and is very scarce. Nearly all piano maninacturers are raising prices, they must raise the price, there is nothing else they can do, when materials and labor are advancing so rapidly. These pianos and player pianos could not be made today at current prices for material and labor without costing from $25 to $50 more to build in the factory., But all of these pianos and player pianos are built of materials purchased some time ago before the advance. Therefore, instead of advancing we are cutting prices in order to move them quick. Are you going to hesitate? Are you going to wait and pay more later? We feel sure you will not if you will come in "and see these beautiful instruments, get our prices and terms. It will convince you that now is the time to buy, even if you prefer to pay later, and our goods are all standard highgrade pianos and player pianos, made in th« great factories of the P. A. STARCK PIANO CO., of Chicago, one of the largest manufacturers of highgrade pianos and player pianos in the world. And, remember, our 25-year guar-, antee and our $2,500,000.00 resources are behind that guarantee* Can any other be more attractive or made any more secure to the purchaser? We guarantee satisfaction.

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THURSDAY,

Par Special Terms for This Sale

A ROOF lor Every Purpose

Certainteed Shingles. Phoenix Shingles. Rubberoid (in rolls.)

Some of above Roll Roofings have wind-proof cleats some with nails and r^p cement.

Flexatile Shingles (giant or standard.) Flexatile (in rolls.) Genaseo Roof Putty for Leaks. Genasco Hoof Paint. Red Cedar Shingles. Lowe .Bros*. Shinffle Stain*

A Prie# for Every Need.

PIERSON & BROTHER

LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS

ANY PIANO ON

30 DAYS TRIAL

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COMPLETE LINE OF HIGH GRADE STARCK PIANOS AND STARCK DE LUXE PLAYER PIANOS. i

A FEW VERY SPECIAL BARGAINS IN USED PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS.

Established 1883

your quota of war Savings stamps yoti have no right to complain if men of large means are given the preference in absorbing issues of government securities in the future. The man of limited income never had such a chance for patriotic service and for safe investment as he has today. Improve your opportunity! Buy war savings stamps!

J. M.'Asbestos (in rolls.) Genasro (in rolls.) Certainteed (in rolls.) Phoonix (in rolls.) Rubber (in rolls.)

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We allow railroad fares within 200 miles and pay freight on any piano o a y e i a n o purchased here/

FALL INJURES WOMAN",

By Special Correspondent. ROCKVTLLE. Ind.. April 4 Mr*. Eliza Coleman of Bridgeton sustained i a broken nose and bruised head from a fall on- the street. -"u

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