Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 June 1918 — Page 9

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Answers a Question That Has Puzzled Soda Fountain People for Week or More.

Food Director John S- Ahlgren Frly catiio to the roscuo of the sundae,' that refreshing product of the drug store and confectionery soda fountain. "His previous order has puzzled soda people .all week. This will clear It &U up. He said to the Tribune Friday "As there has been some misunderstanding concerning the sale o sundaes, it is our privilege to advise that all dealers are allowed to use syrups or crushed fruits, prepared previous to the issuance of our bulletin of June 15, or syrups prepared wholly from sugar substitutes. Nuts, crushed fruits or fruit concentrates, purchased from supply- houses, diluted with glucose or similar substitutes may be used with this class of fountain dishes. "The federal food administration Silgar division, however, shall issue no further sugar certificates for the purpose of supplying sugar to be used In making syrups. "There Is no objection to the purchase 'of concentrated syrups from syrup houses, where used In serving the ordinary soda fountain beverages, as these manufacturers have already conserved their sugar since they have been permitted only 80 per ««nt of their normal requirement. "It Is further understood that the use of saccharin as a sugar aubstltute will not be permitted."

Soldiers' Letters

The Tribune Reader* Want to Know Where Your Soldier Boy le and What He Is Doing—Send In Your

Soldier Letters to the Tribune*

From M. F. Rout. Army Y. M. C. A.,

P. 8.—The other boys also want in is Oti this, as follows: Harry (Unimfooti Barthel, Telbert O.

Orctcher. Hoy Bilyeu, Frank McNeills, Zane Morgan. Arthur Nebgan, Yoras •. H. Phillips and Guy A. Stepp.

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Jefferson Barracks, Mo., June 17, 1918.

Dear Editor,—I write to say that out ®t eight T. M. C. A. secretaries here at Jefferson barracks, six hail from Indian. The "Hoosiers" have been able to "show the Missiourians" Just how to "put it over" in the way of "Producing" for the boys in kakhi. How\'i *v®r, no better people can be found in the world than the good citizens, of St.

Louis. They constantly assist us in our effort to make the soldiers' lot more pleasant. They freely sacrifice time ajid money with this end in view.

Our present staff. H. T. Alumbaugh,

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general secretary, Carlisle. Ind. M. P. Rust, educational director. Columbus, Ind. George W. Winfrey. Alex-

andria, Ind., religious director Fred J. Fowler, musical director, Wabash. Ind. Oakley "L. Carver, financial director, Wabash, Ind. Elmer E. Stewart, bulld-

lng director, Carlisle, Ind. C. J1. Anderson, athletic director, Winetka. 111. R. w. Arnoldy, social director, St. I^ouis, Missouri.

Enclosed find a proffratrrt for the present week, to sive you an Idea of our manner of advance preparation for this work Very truly.

every one.

Prrnn t'dgnr S«ntti.

Mrs, 'Rose JO. youth, of 903 South Ninth street, has received the following lettpr from her son. Edgar South. Well known young Terre Hautean: *i

At Sea, May 3d*

"Darling Mother: As I write this I ati on the bosom of the old ocean where I have been several times before, as you know. So far we have had a very pleasant voyage. No sea sickness to amount to anything. I sincerely hope the unspeakables do not get a chance at us, but we have all sorts of confidence in our 'skipper,' and our sailors are on the Job.

"I cannot tell you the name or anything about the ship I am on, suffix

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eel as safe as

though I were

still at Camp All ths' boys s.r6 nappy and singing to beat ajll. "Now don't worry about me because If I am to die. why, there's nothing to Be said A power supreme ordains all tlMngs. God bless my dear white headed old mother, and my kids, and grant I may see you all again. The Germans everything.

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Peaceful is

"Liove to you, my dear mother, "Tour boy, EDGAR."

Lafe Wire Flashes

WASHINGTON—The war and navv departments and the railroad administration announced creation of an exports control committee to regulate the flow of freight to ports for export. The committee contains representatives from each of the departments.

WASHINGTON*—Major-Gen. Henrv A. Greene, recently relieve# of his command at Camp Lewis, Wash., has been assigned to command the PhilipPine department of the regular armv with the rank of brigadier-general, his rank before being transferred tr the national army.

YORK—Joseph RutherTord

and seven co-defendants, followers of the late "Pastor" Russell, were found guilty of conspiring to violate the espionage larw. The maximum sentences they may receive ia 40 years •acn.

WASHINGTON—Nomination of a list •1 r'-^ably „o new general officers J? .1

vacanc'eS

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army is expected at an early date.

WASHINGTON Preparations are under, way for adding a fast single Boated airplane to the American buiitlIng program this country it was announced..- i'--

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From lene Smnllnood, TNDTANAPOLIS,

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Ralph H. White, Tribune. Old Tal:—The largest squad in Co. detachment arc all Terre Haute fellows, six feet and over. We saw in last, night's Tribune where there ». was a tub full of ice cold beer waiting i for an owner. We Just discovered a lot of owners, so please explain it over there.

Wo wouldn't change places With *Tohn you or the ATHLETE. How is ihf boy? BrinK him over to see us the first chance you get. The boys are atll well, like everything fine. Good ents, good officers, good bunks and, ?. *bov« all, our commander, Lieut. Miles, tak^s the ribbon.

We accidently received the Tribune from a iir friend from the capital of the world, Torre Haute. We would like to get the Trib, every day and f{ the first fellow home will see to it.

Truly vours,

GEN 10 SMALL WOOD.

Season's Greatest Offering .186 of Our Finer

Formerly $25.00 to $29.50

Broken assortments and odd garments selected from our best selling lines to be fea^ tured as a.

Sensation..

We are not using extravagant language when we call this a SENSATION—because there isn't a Suit in the entire lot that isn't actually worth a HALF MORE than the sale

$16.50. Fine Taffeta1 Suits/Poplin Suits, Gaberdine Suits, Cheek Suits, Serge Suits, Light Summery Jersey Suits—IN A WORD—here are 186 of the finest Suits to be found in the whole city of Terre Haute. Women's, Misses' and Juniors' sizes.

Record-Breaking Sale 250 of Our High Grade

COATS

*That we challenge duplication for less than $25.00

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to $35.00, at ............ Coat values LIKE THESE surpass any that we have featured even in our most unusual coat events at $15.00.

Styles for every type and occasion in sizes for Women, misses, juniors and stouts Just about enough to last through the day—so be here EARLY for first choice. Just think of getting $25 Silk Poplin Coats .$15 $25 English Tweed Coats $15 $25 Smart Burella Coats

$35 Taffeta Silk Coats-.......

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Special offer of New Skirts for Summer wear, and when you •ee them you will agree with us that the prices are remarkably low. The styles, workmanship and fit are superior. They are carefully tailored, and new and fresh, from the needle, -Come and see them, »rd

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Skirts, $2.95 Skirts, $3.95 Skirts, $5.00 Skirts, $7.50

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$35 Wool Velour Coats A .$15 $35 Wool Poplin Coats ............... .$15

NEW SUMMER SKIRT?

At Remarkably Low Prices

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Made of Gabar'dine. Well tailored. New style pockets, belt and pearl buttons. Women's and misses' size. Special at 11.95k

Excellent Gabardine, strictly tailor mad3. Several new styles. Women's and misses' sizes. Real values $5. Special at $2.95.

Made of Basket Weaves, Gabardines and Tricotine various new models. Women's and misses' aiz js. Splendid skirts.

Taffetas and Silk PopUrs. in Plaids, Stripes and, plain colors, pockets and belt./ Splendid Skirts.

Made of Chiffon Taffeta, in black and navy new draped or straight-line models. Very good looking skirts.

That brings to our customers just the Dresses they WANT, WHEN they WANT them and at a PRICE that adds to this store's reputation for Wonderful Values. You never saw a dress produced by this well known manufacturer retailed ordinarily for less than $25 to $30 and even at those prices they are considered to be among the BEST SELLERS—but by reason of a SPECIAL PURCHASE we are able to offer these SAME HIGHGRA9E GARMENTS for $15.00—the women of this city can appreciate what a •sensational bargain is'in store for them.

Thes# Dresses have just arrived—-are How being marked and will be placed on sale Saturdav.

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Broken assortments of some of the season 's .best models in navy blue, sand, copen, taupe and black—mostly all with Georgette sleeves—also I)resses o£ Satin Foulards and Gingham Silks—$10.00 hardly covers the cost of the beautiful materials alone.

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FEATURING A GREAT SALE OF NEW

SILK AND WASH DRESSES

Tbe Greatest of the IHSummer Season

A Millinery ,Sale Unparalleled

Our great June Clearance Sales are bringing the very smartest of new Summer Millinery to you at the lowest prices it is possible to imagine. For variety, for style and for value do not fail to attend this great sale,

THINK OF TH&T! Beautiful White Patten Hans and Panamas

$2.39! Again Goldberg's Are Goiog to Give Some More Wonderful Values

come Saturday to our sale of new Mid-Summer Hats., Beautiful Patten Milans and Panamas in all the wanted styles, large and snjall trimmed with beautiful white wings and flowers and ribbons values up to $5.95 Saturday. $2.39."

More New Georgette Hats

New Georgettes in-white, pink, navy blue,- (IJC A A etc., in all pretty shapes for Saturday

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More than Fifty Styles to Choose From

$20'to $25 Beaded Georgette Dresses $15 $25 Soiree Taffeta Evening Dresses. .$15 $20 to $25 Gorgeous Satin Dresses. *|.$15 $25 Tulle Dresses, made over silk.*..,$15 $20 to $25 Taffeta Dresses—all shades $15 $20 to $25 all White Georgette Dress $15 $20 to $25 Crepe de Chine Dresses .$15 In White, Sand, Taupe, Gray, Rookie, ^Green, Plum, Xavy and Black.*....$15 in size^ for Women, Misses, Juniors ,and Stouts. v

.Women's and Misses' Fine Voile and Gingham

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Simple, airy like Frocks for all kinds of summer wear —pink, blue, lavender and dainty stripes with Wide tucked skirts, frill edged collars—some with touches of embroidery for distinction—in women's, misses and juniors' sizes. 1

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Where Yon Always Find Plenty of Millinery to Choose From

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