Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 April 1918 — Page 7

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MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1»18»

Announcement, has been made of the ®nsa«oniPnt. of John 1-'. Hordel, son of •Mr. and -Mrs. Julius F. Roodel. of 10"8 South Seventh str«*'t, to Mist?. Margaret Jane Thomas, dauahter of Mrs. Cora Thnmas, of 161* Hinhlnnd street. "ollirnhus, Ohio. The w«ddlnK will take p'are the hitter part of May. A number of parties have been planned in honor of the bride-elTt, among wlmh will be a shower to be given by Mifs Crpt* ICv.itts on VWdrifsOaj afternoon.

Mr. liotnlel went to Columbus several yours ago to accept a position as asB'iant manager of the ready-to-wear department of Hie Columbus lry Goods Ciimpany. After his graduation from Wlloy liigh school. Mr. 11 o 1 wh» connected for four years with the Kiecnian Iry Goods company.

Miss Helen Roetlel will go to Columbus to attend her brother's wedding. Mi-, and Mi'?. Roedel will also attend, if. Mr. Hoedel's health will permit. After the wedding, the bride and groom wjll come to Terre Haute for a brief visit with the groom'a parents.

The meeting of the Yonng Woman's Guild of the Centenary M. K. church been postponed unt IK Wednesday. Iay Sth, when it will meet at the home oi All*. Carl Fischer, «/f 809 Maple avenue.

The members of the Alethenai literary noelety gave the first stn.v-nt miction in the new student building last Saturday evening. I his «.. i -v t-i»t in*" of the annual reception given to the.other literary societies of the school by the Alethenai. The .lb Megan a.MsemblinxJ about 8:00 •hrriiy after that, an interesting program was given by the members oi IU« Alethenai society, as follows: Kong,','The Land of Long Ago" \nne MoMahon Address of Welcome. .Clara Strasburger Heading Frieda Ferguson S-olo J.'anee 1-lelen Duffy Vnng, "The Bird and the Hose"

Margaret Sc.lieffler

One of the most delightful numbers on this program was the. artistic solo 4ance given by Helen Duffy, a pupil of the Normal Training school. After the conclusion of the program, the remainder of the evening: was spent i" dancing which was thoroughly en-

NO ADVANCE IN PRICE.

NEUMONIA

First call a physician. Then begii^hot applications of— n i ttody-Oimrd In-few i

1CRSVAPORU

25c—50c—$1.00.

LIBERTY CABBAGE. (New Name for SauerkraUt.) 1 pound ......... 5c i pounds 25c

WILSON & CO. CELEBRATED PURE MINCE MEAT. Pound 10c

CALIFORNIA PRUNES. pounds 47c

LAST CHANCE TO GET SEED POTATOES. Special price for lat« planters— Early Ohio, bushel $1.25 Early Rose, bushel ......$1.20 Early Six Weeks, bushel $1.50 Cobblers, bushel .$1.75

ONION SETS.

H| 3 auarts ..25c

|H Quart ..10c

WHITE LILY BUTTERINE. 2 pounds ..60c Troco Butterine. lb .35c

FLOUR SALE.

Whlt» Rye and Barley Flour— 20-pound sack $*.45 10- pound 75c

KINGAN & CO. BACON SQUARES. Pound 35c Country Bacon, lb 35c lb. Pimento Cheese ... 20c

EXTRA SPECIAL! HOME BOILED HAM Machine Sliced. Pound 5 5c u pound 29c

E V E Y I N E S

QUALITY CORN FED HEIFER BEEF, YOUNG, TENDER, AT THE TOWN'S LOWEST PRICES.

CALIFORNIA SWEET ORANGES. Dozen 29c for 10c lbs. Eating Apples 25z i lbs. Cooking Apples .....29c Pound 6c

BARGAINS.

r^arge Pet Milk 121 jc Fancy Potatoes, ton..... .$1.10 Peek ..30c. I lbs. Old Fashion Oatmeal 29c* .! lbs. JV,l!ed Oats 25c Fancy Dried Peaches, lb... .15c Crallon can Table Syrup .75c i2 gallon can Table Syrup 39c Callon l'ennant Syrup ....95c gallon Pennant

Syrup 4)

1 2'•jc Whole Grain Rice, Ib.'Oc 2 pounds Rio Coffee ?&c

NEW SHIPMENT SPLIT NAVY BEANS. Clean, good cookers—* 3 pounds .25o 14 pounds ...* $1.00

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Cor. 12th and Wabash Avt. United States Food Administrator's Licerlse G-115C5.

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FRIEND OF LABOR

Whose Daily Vocation Is lo Counsel With and Advise His Fellow Man Concerning His Labor Problems Tells of

Physical Helief

His

Dayton, O., July 17, 1917.

To Whom It May Concern: In December, 1912, I was the victim of a stroke of paralysis, the entire le£t side being affected. After more than four years of suffering, during the greater part of which time I was under a physician's care, I was advised by, an old-time friend (name furnished upon request') to try Hull's •Superlative Compound. Representative of the Hull remedy had arranged with the Dayton News for an advertising campaign, and had. of course, explained the benefits to be derived from its use, and, knowing my physical condition, my friend asked them to call on me. He told them that "if yon can put'Murray on his feet you will have done a wonderful thing." That's what Hull's Superlative Compound did —put me on my feet.

When I started taking Hull's I jujt my physician. Several weeks later I met him on the street, and Jie greeted me with: "Well, you sure do not look like a. dead man."

The day my friend told me about Hull's 1 had met him at fifth and Ludlow, and had asked for and re

joyed by all. The music for the occasion was furnished by the Demlng orchestra* A large number of the members of each of the other literary societies were present,! as well as a number of the faculty of the school.

Mrs. Joseph McKibten was hostess Monday for her luncheon club which meets every other week at the Hotel Demlng. After rtie luncheon, the members went to Mrs. McKibbt-n's home on South Center street, where the afternoon was spent, in plaving bridge. Those present, were Mesdames John Heath Hewitt. Theodore W. Barhydt, Robert WallceA Louis Ott. Bruce Bindley, Frank WorthhiRton, Stewart Rose. Willam M. Myers and Josephus Collett Davis.

The piano pupis of Mrs. C. W. Otis gave an enjoyable recital Saturday afternoon at the iabe Davis music room, 1618 South Center street. The class was assisted by the members of the Chain! nade club. 'Following the program, the club held a rehearsal. .They are practicing for the concert to be given on May 16 for the benefit of the Red Cross society. No ,admission fee will be (harped, but a Bilvef offering will be taken.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Roberts entertained with a euchre party Saturday evening at their home. 2422 South Eighth street, in honor of Mrs. Roberts' sister, Mrs. Ford Woods. of Pillsburv. 111. The' house was beautifully decorated in flags and flowers. The prizes were awarded to Mr. Carl Gott. Mrs. George Sample and Charles Duke. After the games a delicious hot ^luncheon was served.

Zenyick, of North Twelfth.

who underwent a ,Vv,?

be removed to his home.

A splendid program has been arranged by Mrs. Pentecost's class of the Ladles' Furnishing society of the First Methodist church,, The entertainment will be given M'liday evening in the Sunday school t^ora.

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Perkins and daughter. Pauline, of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones arid family, 1' East Seelyville, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Griffith, of Cleveland avenue.

All council members of the Business Girl's Bible league are urgently requested to meet at 7 o'clock Thursday night at the Y. W. C. A. Important, bus-iness will be transacted.

The I'nion hospital commericeme will be held Monday evening. May 6th. the Centenary Methodist church. Mrs. Merrill N.v Smith and Mrs. Edword P. Fairbanks are in charge of the arrangements.

Wonderful Letter

ceived

his assistance

The Areme social commltt#* will meet Tuesday afternoon at the Masonic temple with Mrs. JBalch. Harkn«ss, Jenkins and Brown as hostesses.

The ladies auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will told their regular meeting Wednesda ^afternoon at at the K. of P. temple.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Smith spent a few days last week in Louisville. Ky.. with their son. Lieutenant Robert L. Smith, and wife.

The Vivite club will meet Tuesday evening. April :t0th, at the home of Miss Barbara Kellers. 624 South Center street.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Keylon. of Ypsilanti. Mich., are the guests of Mr. KeyIon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. KeyIon of South Seventeenth street.

George Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rllinger. 1S23 Woodlawn avenue, left Saturday for Camp Taylor.

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rogers, of East Maple avenue, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Piker.

Walter Rahel spent Monday in Indianapolis. on business.

At The Movies

1«T Mique O'Brien.

Those who have

read Charlotte

Bronte's novel ,*\Iane Eyre," will follow the story as it is told in film form at the Orplieum under the title "Woman and Wife," with peculiar interest. Alice Brady is seen in the name part. Just to refresh your memory the plot

is given. Ousted from the home of the Ueeds, the rich relatives with whom she is living at the opening of the story, because of the young son's petulance. Jane Eyre is sent to an institution presided over ty Cne cruel Mr. Brockelhurst. Here she wms all hearts, and luckily escapes from its irksome confines when she secures a position as lioverncs to Adele, the (laughter of Edward Rochester.

Koochester's wife, Valeiue, had ie« come insane, and he had been told by her mother that she is dead. When, however, he falls in love with Jane and announces his engagement. Valerie's brother Raoul, who is in bacl financial straits, brings her to Rochester's apartment. He conceals her, but she breaks i loose and stabs him the scuffle awaki ens Jana. but she is kept in the dark i as to Valerie's identity.

On the wedding day, Valerie again I escapes and the truth is disclosed. Jane is about to leave when the poor 1 demented woman runs to lie water and is drowned. The crons besetting the I i wo lovers is lifted, and tliey wed.

Bessie Barriscale,' first an4 best of the Launas in "The Bird of Paradise." is back in the movies as a Paralta star.

In "Madam Who," the picturization

Sttif?!

in getting aeross

the street to my oflice. Many Dayton friends' know what my physical

condition

was several months

ago. and they know what it is now. Hull's Superlative Compound is entirely responsible for my present greatly improved physically condition. I am out hustling every day, and am confident that within the next few weeks 1 will be entirely well.—E. B. Murray, Business Manager The Labor Review.

What this remedy did for Mr. Murray it should do for you. The first dos© usually proves its marvelous healing power. Hull's Superlatives is nature's great remedy, made from roots, barks and one berry. For twenty years it has produced truly astonishing results when taken for rheumatism. colds, grip, tonsilitis, stomach, kidney and bladder trouble, dropsy paralysis, infantile paralysis, etc.

Hull's Superlative4 is sold by all druggists on a positive money-back guarantee, and any man or woman who is sick or ailing—no matter what the condition or how serious—should lose no time in taking this preparation, for if it does not help you your monev will be returned.—Advt.

of Harold AicGrath's secret service yarn, at the American, Miss Barriscale iias the assistance of Edward Coxen, Howard Hickman, Joseph J. Dowling, David M. Harford, Fanny Midgley, Nicholas Cogley, Eugene Pallette. Wallace Worsley and Clarence Barr, and other players known to film fans.

The locate of the story is laid in the south during the period of the civil war, but the atmosphere of the trench and of battle do not enter Into the story which is a portrayal of a determined young girl who becomes a secret service agent to avenge the death of I her father and brothers, who have lost their lives In serving their cause.

Jesne Beaufort, the girl, played by Bessie Barriscale, matches wits with the most shrewd and powerful secret agents of the enemy. Endeavoring to capture them, she, herself is captured by e ven masked men and, to save her life. i. compelled to marry one of them. I The ceremony Is performed by their I leader who is a clergyman. She notices

Violet "Mersereau. in a five reel feature, "The. Raggedy Queen," and the Lois players in a southern drama, "The Moonshiner's.'' is the double biW at the Lois tonight.

SOLDIERS WANT MUSIC.

The Tribune received a. letter Monday from F. Lloyd and R. R. Wilhoit.

j22nd company, coast artillery, Ft.

Hamilton. N. Y., asking that Terre Haute people send the'Terre Haute boys their phonograph records, old or new.

THERE'S ONLY ONE WAY to secure a satin skin. Apply Satin Skin cream then Satin Skin powder.— Ad vcrtisemeni.

MRS. DE WEESE COULD NOTSTAND

Because of Functional Disor* der—Cured by Lydia EL Pinkham's Vegetable

Compound*

Oakland, Cal. "I suffered from irregularities and congestion, so I could not stand on my feet for any long: period of time and did not sleep well. The physician who treated me did not seem tc help me any and a i e n a v i s e

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a peculiar tatoo on the wrist of the masked man to whom she is being marrled. With this mark as a clue, she begins a search for her unknown husband, but the mysterious sign hinders her more than it helps and leads her into an entanglement of baffling mystery and Intrigue which Is only solved after a series of hair-raising adventures which ultimately brings her together with the man she really loves.

"WHO'S W.ARR1KD TO WHOM JMATTiK DAVIS is

MRS. ARTHUR WHTTTSTG.

"The Marriage Lie." the Universal photoplay which closes at the Princess today, is a warning to the parents of

1 ou

ation two weeks ago at for a living. Tn the picture that type hospital, has r«co\eied sufficiently to

"g women who are forced to work

employer who takes unfair advaru-

iph

age of his female employees is forcibly picturized, and to such an extent that it. is a warning to parents that it is Just as important that they should look up the record of an employer as that an employer should look up the record of a prospective employe. Carmel Myers. Kenneth Harlan. Harry Carter, William Quinn and Joe Qirard are in the east,

PULLMAN

Lydia E. Pinkham's V e et a 1 e Compound. I took it and before I realized it I was well. I shall recommend your valuable remedy t.o

my friend#."—Mrs. L. H. I)E Weksk, 605 Aicatraz Ave., Oakland, Cal. Every woman at pome period or oth' -r in

her life suffers from ^ust such disturbances as did Mrs. VVeese, and if there is no interested friend to advi?e, lot this be a reminder that this famous root and herb remedy has been overcoming these ailments of wo»aeD for more than 40 years.

If any complications exist, .write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for advice. The result of many years experience is at your service.

NOTICE TO MOTHERS""

You can quickly heal bab) 's sore, chsicd ekin with

Sykes

Comfort

P^dei'

•which contains antiseptic, hcahng" ingredients not found in any other nursery pqjwier. 25c at the Vlnol and other di\ -S js

The Comfort Powder Co., Bostot^i^'ass,

11X08 thai-you need for the home that are good and substantial mid.which we offer to you a4 I. less than present day market values.

Bargains in Bed Davinettes

They include all the up-to-date, latest improvements, with places for everything required. We have them in all the various designs, sizes and finishes and to meet any requirement.

While we show them as low as $35.00, the kind which we particularly recommend and are making a

week, is the style like cut. This Davinette may be purchased in any finish at from $35 to $65, according to upholstery, and we guarantee first-class service.

Dining Chair Bargains

Like Cut, $2.95

Commencing tomorrow and continuing for three days, we shall offer in lots

of one or more (the quantity not to exceed six to one customer) genuine quar

tered oak, box frame, genuine leather slip-seat Dining Chairs, like cut, at $295

•Ask Those Who Have Traded Here Where* lo Buy Furniture, Rugs and Ranges

China Cabinet Bargains

Da Your Part for Your Country by Buying Liberty Bonds

Harvey Furniture Company

"Furniture of Character at Popular Prices"

Good Investments for the Home

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No Davinette can be a bargain that is not built for comfort and service. The Pullman Davinette combines these two very essential features, together with style and an attractive appearance.

specialty on this

This week we offer a close-

out series of bargains in China Cabinets. They are all-

in fumeJ oak and Early English and represent late models*

with square sides,-lock* kfv,

grooved slielvest etc. Prices as low as $16.50 and every re

duction is from 20% to 40% below the regular price.

Bargains in Rugs

The incessant- talk about high prices does not apply to our rug stock at present, as we took precaution months ago and placed large orders with the mills. These goods have how arrived and are being sold rapidly, due to the reasonable prices placed on them. We are placing still greater reductions on

Bargains In Gas Ranges

Gas Ranges make cool

kitchens in summer and save fuel bills.. We carry all the

various sizes and styles, also combination ranges, with ar

rangements to burn both^ coal and gas. Price for Gas Range

(like cut), with three (3) burners on top and 16-inch baking oven, $17.50.

This includes connections.

Bargains in Refrigerators

some close-cut

patterns this week which we cannot duplicate. For illustration—9x12 Wool and Fiber Rugs at $10.75, 9x12 Brussels Rug-s $16.50, 11.3x12 Brussels Rursat $24.50 and 8 3x10.6 Axminster Rugs, at $31.50.

While Refrigerators cost more than formerly, ihe principal advance has been in the cheap styles. The values we offer this season in White Enamel Family Refrigerators are from $15 to S25, and our genuine porcelain enamel style from $19.75 up, are as good bargain values as we ever offered at the price. White Enameled Refrigerator, with 25 pounds ice capacitv,

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We carry every style of Library Table required for the home, and at prices to suit any purse?

Prepare for., summer ease by investing in one of our Porch Swing bargains. No bargain offered anywhere this season C4.p excel these goods at the price. Wje offer a Porch Swing, four feet in'length, with chains (like cut), for $2-75-

Porch Swing Bargains

All Complete, like cut, $2.75

Other sizes and styles *t corresponding goui valuta.

Bargains in Baby Carriages

We carry everything pertaining to baby comforts in Carriages and Go-carts. These combine service,* style and safety and are equipped with all the new devices. We are offering splendid values in' .CollapsiUif Carts from $8.50 to. Si 5.00.

From $15 to $20 we have'a line of special values in very stylish hood carts with reed bodies, that are nicely upholstered and very attractive. -From this price up, we carry a big lin£ of fancy Fibre and Reed Carriages, which, considering the quality and merits, are excellent bargain values. ..

Linoleum Bargains

Linoleums, specially priced 65c, 75c, 85c to $1.25.

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|OU not only save by .investing in these bargains, but have the privilege of purchasing on convenient- terms. Bee prices and values given below.

at Harvey's Bargains in Library Tables

Fortunately for us and our customers, we bought over- 1 heavy 011 Library Tables last summer. Costs have advanced since, and at present time another advance is

threatened.

While our present stock lasts, we shall continue to sell at previous bargain priecs.. Among the many splendid values we quote for this week, is

a genuine quartered oak stylish Librarv ''Table (like cut.) "26x42 £1 o 7P size, for tl/JLO* I tM

Bbrgains in Rockers

Rockers excel all else' for summer comfort1/ We are always heavy on these goods and can afford to offer them at ..bargain prices. This wreek we otter a .'full size Rocker with arms: igi yak or, mahogany finish, at $3.75 each.., "We carry fully one hundred different styles of Rockers, ranging in price from $1.00 to $50.00. ,#

Once in so often we have a sale of discontinued patterns and remnants in Linoleum. The tirs»t sale of this season begins tomorrow and includes printed Linoleunj remnants 2 to 10 square yard lengths, which we will close out at 50 cents per yard and up. Inlaid remnants, various lengths up to 12 Square yards, will close out at $1.00 per square yard and up.

Diamond Cabinet Bargains

We carry var -/.i Kitchen Cabinets :o suit any purse, but recommend the Diamond as the best bargain value cabinet in the land. This means construction, finish and equipment. The Diamond has a national reputation and is sold exclusively by us in this city. The prices are made by the factory and are no higher than asked elsewhere for inferior cabinets.

Call and let us demonstrate their superiority and value.

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