Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 May 1918 — Page 8

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Parents Make Effort to Give Baby y v Into Custody of Children's %, & Home.

ml ffi Because its father was drafted for fc V i ice in the army, and its mother bek l'.eved she "crouid be unable to cnr« for -. it. an attempt was made Thursday by

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haverlin to dispose of their two weeks oM baby, jix Alonao Lawrence, by giving it to the

I boord of children's guardians. Afraid of beinj* refused by the board Mrs. Haverlin took the child to the office of

George Davis, attorney for the board, »nd said the child belonged to her Bister who had di*d April 29, and left the child In her custody. She told the board she was unmarried, and also un,able to provide for the infant. I Mr. Davis becoming suspicious, asked "the -w oman where her sister had died and where she nas buried, and when no answer was forthcoming started an "Invest! srat ion. It developed that Mr and Mrs. Haverlin previous to the birth of the child had decided they would be unable to keep it on the pay to be received from the government service.

They said they had failed to be notified that the government made provision foy wives and children left dependent by the enlistment of their husbands and fathers. Mrs. Haverlin In desiring to leave the child with the board of guardians expressed the -wish that she be permitted to see the baby occasionally. |. L«ater when questioned by Mr. Davis tg sho admitted that she was married and i that her husband was a coal miner and had been drafted. She said she 1 wanted to take the child back again as soon as she was able to provide for

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It. A charge of failure to provide and abandment of a child was filed against Haverlin and he was arraigned in Police Court Friday morning where the matter was threshed out.

He was informed by Prosecutor Jeffers that the government would take care of the child and wife, and that he could go into the service resting easy on that score. The matter u-n.s patched up and the man wa* discharged by the court.

Mr. Davis said this was the first case of this kind reported in the state since tin- declaration of war, and that there Was no need of such procedure as the N government would take care of all de- .« pendents of men who entered the serv-

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EPILEPTIC

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Have Been

STOPPED

For Over 50 Year#

by DR. KLINES EPILEPTIC REMEDY. It i., a rational and remark* ably successful treatment for Fit*. Epilepmjr (Failing Sickness) and Kiadrvd Ncrroo* Derangement*. Get or order It at any Drug Store—

Send for our v a u a e o o k I E on EpHepay. It fa

DR. R. H. KLiIXK CO.

Department me. Red Bank. IV. J.

THROAT AND III LUNG AFFECTIONS

and atwbbem cotighn and colde that

often lead to such disastrous chronic ^disability, often banished by using

I BCaCMAWS ALTRfULTTTO 9tAm Calclnm preparation oftnn ytarreate development of the affliction aide In recovery by rebuilding k depleted tissue and renewing ^strength. Contain* no Aleoho], Nariootle or Hftbtt-Forming Drug |.fB dm, now #1.JWK 91 ete*. new Me. ^Prtce Includes war tax. All drugarista. Reft men Laboratory. PhlloeeljMa

TiroVe pai^ for the war profiteer's greed km# enough, jincle Sam is abont to say it must stop—wad stop ,ft will!

Oiir rreri^ jwlW of popular prices, founded on the collective small profits of a chain of stores, yrill require little regulation, if any, as a result of Uncle Sam's revolutionary economic step. "We have

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FATHER DM) FURS Arrangements Completed So Local FOR FUTURE Of CW

Every progressive druggist in Terre Haute now has a good supply of Hull's Superlative and arrangemnts have been made whereby he can get all he wants on very short notice, so that no one need go without It, should they desire to buy a bottle. Many people keep HTuira Superlative in the home handy for any emergency use, and in this way prevent much sicknest.

Huirs Superlative has been doing a great work for the past 28 years in. restoring health t© the suffering and afflicted. During that time thousands of men and women have been rescued from a life of sickness and misery by this splendid prepar?ition. Many people in Terre Haute owe their present good health to Hull's Superlative, and are loud in their praise for what it has done for them. Coughs, colds, grip and tonsilltis vanish in a hurry when Hull's Superlative is taken, and its occasional use will protect the body from disease aivd ailments of all kinds.

REASON'S FOR SUCCESS. Hull's Superlative contains in Very highly concentrated form exactly the same salts and minerals as are found in the human body, an insufficient quantity of which as Dr. Schuessler so

fully and clearly demonstrated several years ago. is responsible for nearly every sickness attacking the human body. The Schuessler theory is employed by several thousand doctors throughout the country and is re

LLOYD GEORGE WINS SUBSTANTIAL VICTORY

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jority was eren larger than newspapers had predicted and shows that the house of oommons at least is not for a change of government which would have been the result of adopting: Mr. Asqnith's proposal.

Former Premier Asquith's speech was short. He expressed surprise that the government would take his motion for investigation by a committee as a vote of censure and he had the house •with him when he rebuked Chancellor Bonar Law for asserting that members could not be found who would give a noi)-partlsan Judgment.

The principal point of the premier's defense was that the disputed statements had been based on information furnished by Major General Maurice's department of the war office and that Major General Maurtee never had questioned them while he wu In daily conference with the cabinet. He said that

PERFGcfsHAMPOO

Prevents Dandruff

Made of pure vegetable oils. Heand's Ruff also nourishes the hair and keeps it soft and glossy.

ALL DRUGGISTS 25 Cents

0. S. to fix ftices on Clothing and Shoes

Wf twimflwsl Hsm acntee. WtAindoi. April t&*-As miww tk* cvvnrqcftsot Is •Iwal W sty what Iht Consumer MUkll |iy tor the ho| he'w«lki la and the eLotklor wears.

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$«*ton, leather and wotlm roeie Is (tear. It *u learned- tikis aftkraooa, liiyrts the warr !#6«s«rlea~oard have been studyia* the problem fronf evert anrle mod Abe revolutionary ec*aoaie stop Is duwiiea ebeolucetr neceasai^.

Officials ef th* board refesetf to' IIociim the matter, but it Is «ndfcemood this

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HERE'S THE RESULT OF OVERCHARGING

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Druggists Can Sell Hie Well-Known Hi's Superlative to Everybody

This Wonderful Preparation is Producing Astonishing Results Whenever Is Used

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ceiving the recognition It so justly deserves. It was only recently that an analysis of Hull's Superlative was made. This revealed the true reason for its phenomenal success in correcting diseased conditions, and now it is generally known that tins preparation is, in reality, not a medicine, but a vitalitybuilder. It Is easily assimilated by the blcod and carried to even' part of the body, and in this way rebuilds and repairs worn and broken down tissue.

STOMACH AND NERVE-TROUBLES Hull's Superlative Is wonderfully efficacious when taken fof- any stomach or nerve disorder and brings relief in a hurry. Thousands of men and women have been restored to health by Hull's Superlative.

Any one not enjoying good health owes It to himself to get & bottle of this great preparation at once and regain the health and strength rightly his. The makers of Hull's Superlative hare great faith in their preparation and ask every druggist to stand back of every bottle he sells and if for any reason whatever a customer takes part of an entire bottle full and does not obtain the help he thinks he is entitled to, he is requested to return the bottle, and get his money back. Surely a mere liberal offer could not be made.

For sale by all druggists.—Advertisement.

General Maurice had ceased to hold office "for good or bad reasons," Personal Feeling High,

Personal feeling between the former prime minister and'his successor was evident and it appears to increase progressively with each of the clashes incident to their positions as head of the government and leader of the opposition.

The status of the controversy as it now stands is virtually that the defense has been he&rd but the accuser has riot.. Whether he ever win be is doubtful.

The ease of Major General 'Maurice is in the hands of the army council and there seems little doubt that his dlstinguished military career has been ended by his own action.

Premier Lloyd George was cheered loudly when he made his peroration appealing to the commoners to cease attacks which divert the energies of the government from the work of the war.

CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.

War Department Needs More Skilled Men At Army Camps. Another call for volunteers for expert work at various army camps throughout the country has been Issued by the war department through local conscription boards. Applications must be filed before May 20 or the places will •be filled by men in Class 1. Indiana's quota is as follows:

For Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, sixty-three railroad brakemen and conductors.

For Camp Dlx, Wrlghtstown, N. J., tweoty-Oye locomotive engineers and firemen.

For Fort My»r, Vs., thirty boilermakers and helpers. For Fort Leavenworth, Kas., five railroad car repair men.

For Fort Hancock, Augusta. Ga„ ninety grunsmiths, operators in inm factories, Instrument makers and repair men.

For Camp T.ee. Peter^burfr, V*., fourteen veterinarians. Only white men

GLANCING OVER

CITY

Open hnnse will be field at the New Social Settlement, house on the afternoon and evening of May 17. There will be no formal program, btit the affair will be In the nature of a reception.

STATISTICAL H0TES.

MAtUUAGTCS I.IOEXSBS.

Isaac Neuton Harris, 34, Terre Haute, laborer, to Kdna Mnv Hogue, 24, Terre Haute, at home.

William Jenning Tarwarter, J9, Oaktown, farmer, to Hazel Odell Conway, 20, Pimento, at home.

BEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Edgewood Realty company to Otto E Fink, lot 29, Edsewood Grove |S00.

Charles E. Swalls et ux. to Verney Swalls, lots 7 and 8, Rudisell's first addition $700,

Bertha Caaeheer to Harry L. Lenhart et ux., lot

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Ier" Haute Trust company tr! to John E. Berry et al„ lot 11, Davis Gardens enb. $662.50.

BUILDISO rEKMtTS.

James Oonfaliotin,

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William

Maple ave

nue, remodel, wood estimated cost $75. Frank Teel. 150S Cruft avenue, porcl tvood estimated cost $30.

Doak, 1334 Sonth Fifth

street, repairs, wood and concrete estimated cost $66.

CORVT EXTRTKS. Superior C»urt.

17571. The Merchants' Loan fo Sav ings association vs. Elsie M. Pate and James M. Mays, for forclosure of mortgage. Newton. 17572. Caroline Biel and Fredericka Zimmerman vs. .Tames H. Caldwell and Cora A. Caldwell, for note and foreclosure of mortpagre.

Clwolt Court.

29366. Elaborated Roofing company et al. vs. Cornelius VV. Clauss, mechanic'* Ilea. Price.

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physically qualified for greneral military service are to be Inducted under these calls.

Jnlln Berwick was granted a divorce from Jesse P. Berwick by Judge Gleason in Superior Court Thursday afternoon on grounds of desertion and she was granted the custody of her child.

Mm. George W. rliletenatetn Attended the child's welfare conference, held wtth the executive committ«« of the state at Indianapolis yesterday. The meeting was held at the Clnypool ho'tel following luncheon yesterday noon.

The Aneletit Ori«r «»f Hlhemlana ladies' auxiliary will hold its county initiation at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at St. Ann hall. A large class Is to be initiated. National Director Mrs. John Arthur has accepted the invitation to attend.

EAT-

ICE CRE^M

AND THEN

MORE ICE CREAM

*One dish of Model make is sufficient to make you want more. It's that fine, "creamy ice eream that tastes good and invigorates on warm days when nothing seems to fill the bill.

0DR SUNDAY SPECIAL

NESSELRODE PUDDING AND VANILLA

MODEL ICE CREAM CO.

915 Eagle Street.

New Phone 2777. Old Phone 819

Jerry's Betsy Ross Bread There's

Uncle Sam Says "BE THRIFTY"

HIS-ultamatum must not be inferred as meaning hording of cash, or depriving your family of the necessities of life. It is a rule that should be applied at all times. "Thrift" means good management and good buying. It is the practice that applied in our store every day in the year. We believe that Good Footwear, well bought, is half sold. When we purchase our shoes we do so in such great quantities that the manufacturer feels duty bounfl to give, us greater reductions. These reductions are handed down to our patrons. That is the reason why the name Becker"s$ means the Thrift Stores of Terre Haute, for it is to this store that people come when they wish the best and most for their hard earned dollars.

ladies' and Misses' fine Boots, Pumps, Oxfords

Fashioned with the smart French or. Per shing heels, in fine kid leather In all fashionable shades including black, African brown, gray and patent leather. Thrift prices,

Others may tell you that they can sell them for less. But we defy anyone to dupli cate our footwear in quality, style and workmanship at the same money. We save you at least 25%.

Ladies' and Growing Girls' Pumps and Oxfords

"Thrifty" Prices on Nifty Shoes and Oxfords For Wen and Young Wen

THRIFT PRICES

MEN!—Be Thrifty In Your Footwear Buying

Beware of the imitations—leather is leather—and when we offer you our shoes, you have our personal guarantee as well as the manufacturer's. You •will be putting thrift into practice if will come In and examine our summer shoes and oxfords. They are, by far, the very best footwear that is being offered Jn this section of the country. We sell shoes exclusively and naturally have a greater output than stores dealing in other things. We devote all our energy to this one particular line that Is why we are able to buy and sell at a much less price. Men and young men's shoes and oxfords. All the new lasts and leather in all the wanted shades. Becker's Thrift Prices, $4.00 to $8.00.

Terre Haute's Largest Shoe M&rohant

BECKERS

2—FACTORY SHOE STORES—2

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The Boots for Summer Wear

The smart appearing, well made, stylish lasts, which puts the finishing touches In your new summer dress. Military or low heels welted or turned soles. Shades of silver gray, brown, field mouse, battleship grey and black.

Becker's Thrift Prices—

$4, $5, $6, $7, $8 Sunnier Boots, Pumps, Oxfords

We were able to secure a special purchase from an overstocked manufacturer who wished to convert the stock into cash. They are made of fine soft kid in black only. The styles are the newest to be worn this sum-, mer. Becker's Special Thrift Price—

$3.00 to $6.00

"Thrifty" Prices on Footwear

For Boys and Girls

THRIFT PRICES

Becker's

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PRACTICE THRIFT IN THE PURCHASING OF CHILDREN'S SHOES. Here is a department that every mother In this part of the country should visit. It means greater saving on every pair of children's shoes you buy. Aside from the difference in price, which ,is much lower than at other stores, the quality, which Is of vital consideration, is far above that which is offered by other dealers. This large department is devoted exclusively to children's shoes and carries at all times the smartest footwear for the younger members of the family In the lasts that produce comfort, economy and smart appearance.

Thrift

Prices

$1 to $4

The Chicago Packing House Market

730 Wabash

BUTTERINE

Holfv brand. 2 lbs 45c I Lincoln brand, 2 lbs. .. 49c!

FRESH MEAT SPECIALS

Pork Roast, English cut, pound 23%c Veal Roast, lb. .22c, 25c Beef Roast, lb. 22c, 25c Spare Ribs, lb. ...18y

Fresh Brains, lb. 15c Fresh Sliced Liver, lb. 10c

FRIDAY, MAY 10, t»1«.

Ben Becker Says:

Buy Thrift Stamps. It is a very small request the Government laska of us. Every stamp purchasel means a bulhit, more food and more comfort for the boys "over there." Thrift Stamps are the greatest Stamps is. the greatest means of saving ever presented. It presents an ideal saving plan for people of moderate means, the safest investment, a plan whereby a small amount can be put away without missing it. Try a little self-sacrifice and pive "your bit" to the boys who are fighting for- our free-

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Vandalia Work Shoes Are the Thrift Shoes For Workmen

We are the exclusive agents for this wonderful work shoe in this section of the country. Hundreds of men are unloving the comfort, durability and economy of this work footwear. Better get a pair next time—once tried always worn.

Becker's Thrifi Prices

^2.50 to $3.50

1105 Wab. Ave.

Avenue

Specials (or Saturday, May 11, IQ18

Lard, pure, 5 lbs. .$1.53 Compound, 5 lbs, ... $1.25

SMOKED MEAT SPECIALS

Home Pride sugar cured Hams, lb. 32 ^C

Cala Hams, lb .25c

Sugar cured Bacon, per pound 37%e

Smoked Jowl?, lb 30c

Reiman Lime & Cement Co,

Office and yard, 100 North 10''2 Street. Telephone 126. ROOFING, BRICK, SEWER PIPE, SAND, GRAVEL.

LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT

WOOD FIBER WHITE SAND FINE BRICK

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