Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 August 1918 — Page 20

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BEE HIVE HATS IN FAVOR THIS FALL

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|r tfoni. Simon Makes Style Forecast ry, —Hue Devil "Tains" Appear At the Boot Store.

Solid rfnrgette Instead of the trans- I parent brims, are the whim of the mo- i ifcent In hats. A. Simon, in charge of the millinery department of the* Pet%rsdorf store, forecasts that the i georgettes will be worn right on through the latter half o£ the summer i and through the autumn. Navy blues, i pinks and whites are very got»d.

Ribbon hat* are no second-raters, •ither, at this time when women folks are rushing around in the "summerlest" things of the summer. The ribbon hats come in various shapes, all

of them along conservative lines, how•ver. Lake the georgettes, they are shown at Petersdorfs in the blues, pinks and whites.

Tne "bee-hive" certainly looks tho i part! This bit of headgear is shaped like a bee-hive, but it does not

that only those who have "bees in their bonnets" can wear it^ Anybody can. One bee-hive hat shown has a ribbon erown and georgette poke brim.

A real autumn hat is a large black one. The broad brim is of faille silk, and the crown is of velvet. The single ornament is a feather pom-pom at the back of the crown peeping around a trifle at the right of it. With this hat is displayed one of George Washington type, a three-cornered affair, the edpes of the upturned brim being Outlined with a gray chenille braid.

Mons. Simon says thes$ are merely sample of what he expects to have for prospective purchasers after* he returns from a ten days' buying trip to New York. He will leave Friday.

Black would seem-to be the leader tn the hats for autumn wear being •hown at the Root store. There is a (narked scarcity of trimming, too. Which adds much to the effectiveness W the bonnets. On© very large black Telvet hat has a grosgrain ribbon band with a buckle at the front as the only ornamentation.

Another large black velvet hat Is faced with sand colored velvet and has a sand colored band of uncurled ostrich feathers. Still another black hat is faced with pink taffeta, and is finished simply at the side of the crown With picot ribbon ends.

An extreme shape is shown in a taupe silk and velvet hat combination, It might have been copied from an aeroplane. The velvet "wings," •vhich are a part of the hat's brim, are tovered with sand wings.

Hey, ho! What have we here? It's the Blue Devil "tam"—and all its variations. The regulation Blue Devil hat is being shown as especially pretty for the misse^ To be sure, the older girls may wear them, too, if they wish. Almp with the ''tnm" that has been named for the French heroes are any number of other tam-o'-shanter* in "vr-ry stunning styles. They come In nil the wanted colors. The khaki promises to be especially good.

GIVE UP HOLIDAYS.

Coal Miners Abandon Many Gatherings to Aid Production. WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.—Picnics, county fairp and other public gatherings are being abandoned by the coal miners of the country In the interests xf Increased coal production, accord,ing to reports reaching the fuel administration today. "In nearly every field," says a statement by the administration, "mine workers as a unit are consenting to mnke a sacrifice of many of their usual holidays and divers-ions. Wherever there seems to be danger of talcing men away from the vital task of mining: more coal the mine workers irp doing their part by making the necessary sacrifice."

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The -cool summer has made our sale of oil stoves backward. We cannot let them stay on the floor any longer. Every one must go at once to make room for tiie Heaters and Ranges. We intend to take a loss to effect a quick disposal of the remaining stock. Now is the time to buy one for next season, when the prices will be double what we are asking. We handle only the best. All fully guaranteed.

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RETAIL MERCHANTS TO RESTRICT DELIVERIES

Action Taken Thursday Evening to Aid In Country's Conservation Movement

Store deliveries in Terre Haute will be limited to one a day, according to action taken Thursday evening at a meeting of retail dealers, representing all lines, held in the Chamber of Commerce headquarters. The action taken by the local merchants is in accordance with recommendations of the conservation section of the war industries board. The new rule will become effective Monday, August 5.

The purposes of the change are to release men for more eseentlal work and to effect an economy In the conduct of retail trade. The war industries board estimates that with the United States mercantile trade placed upon a one a day delivery there will be released for war work at least 100,000 men.

Milton Herz, chairman of the meet

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ing, told of how the Hem store had reduced its delivery expenses by 50 per cent by doing away with approval system.

Julius Lederer told of his It years study of the business systems. He told of using one horse and wagon for his delivery system up to last year, when he bought an auto which does the work at about half the expense. Mr. Lederer givee one delivery a day, and he told the merchants that he can do without any delivery at all.

The Lederer-Feibelman store has a delivery system now that charges 10 cents a package. One man does all the work. Mr. Lederer said that yesterday morning the man had seven packages to deliver ar.d that tomorrow morning he may have five.

Harry Skean talked on the ons delivery a day system and its importance. He also told of the re-adjust-ment of the grocery system.

The action of the merchants will mean that no wagon or truck will go to the same house nor cover the same route more than once a day. Bach vehicle may leave the store as many times as possible, but,each trip will be along a different route.

ADDS MEN TO ARMY.

New Draft Treaty Results In Increased Enlistments. TORONTO, Aug. 2—Unite« States Consul Martin today announced that the treaty recently ratified providing that Canadians in the United States and United States citizens in Canada may be drafted into the army of the countries in which they reside or be obligated to return to their countries, had already resulted in more than 2,000 citizens of the United States voluntarily registering with him in this district. "I have no idea how many Americans in Canada will be affected," Mr. Martin said, "but they are coming in all the time for physical examination. This is the largest district In Canada, reaching right northward through the mining districts in northern Ontario to Hudson bay.

CAE MEN GET RAISE.

Chicago Employes to Receive Increase In Pay. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—Motormen and conductors of the Chicago surface street railway lines were today awarded a wage ranging from forty-three to forty-eight cents an hour by the national war labor board. The wage awarded motormen and conductors of the Chicago elevated lines ranges from 40 cents to 50 cents. The increases in both casps are effective today.

Similar awards were made to trainmen on surface lines in Detroit. In Cleveland the trainmen were awarded a wage ranging from 38 cents to 42 cents.

In Pittsburgh and New Orleans the trainmen 'vere awarded from 2S to 42 cents and in Schau&ctatdy^ Iron 41 to 46 centi

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We must liave tlie room. Every refrigerator must go. .Our stock was purchased last year before the great, raise in prices. We are Taking the price we paid last year and cutting it in half. They cannot be made for what we are selling them at.

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HERZ'S SATURDAY BULLETIN

i.fissthan 8 Open at 8:30—All Departments Wholesale 1 Including the Basement Grocery

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Store—Closed Tight at 1:00.

One Hundred and Fifty Wash Waists, 69c Each

$25.00 Silk Dresses $15.00 Each

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The following special values will be ready first thing in the morning, and early shoppers will enjoy fine advantages in choosfiig.

Women's Shamrock Lawn Handkerchiefs 5c Each

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Some spick and span—some more or less soiled—but all stylish and smart and distinctive. Originally $1.00 to $2.00 each. —Aisle Table, First Floor.

Just a little lot made up of excellent materials in charming styles and a good range of colors. —Second Floor*

$5.50 and $7.50 Wool Bathing Suits $3.98

Really handsome suits in popular California styles and a range of "striking colors and trimmings. Sizes for women and misses. —Second Floor.

High Grade Summer White Hats $8.98

Distinguished models of hemp, milan, leghorn, rough straw and horsex hair braid, priced formerly $10.00 to $22.50. —Second Floor.

Novelty Printed Chiffons 89c a Yard

Three Toilet Goods Specials

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In foulard and coin dot effects 40 inches wide regularly $1.59 a yard. —First Floor.

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Jap Sets—Table Covers—$1.98 and $2.98

Picturesque Jap print covers and napkinsto help Hooverize your linens. Fast colors and perfectly washable. $1.98 for 48-inch square covers with six napkins to match. $2.98 for 60-inch square covers with six napkins to match. —First Floor.

White or colored embroidere4 corners with 1-4 inch hemstitched borders regular ioc values. —First Floor,

In the Basement Store

12-ounce packages of White Line W7ashing Powder, per package

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Basement Floor-

Advance Showing of

New Fall Suits, Dresses and

New Silk Dresses New Jersey Dresses New Serge Dresses

Winter Coats

LEVINSON'S

20 per cent discount on any Winter Coat. This line is almost complete now. Save 20 per cent by selecting your Winter Coat now. A small deposit will hold any garment for you until you are ready to take it out, or open a charge account and take the coat with you. 20 per cent off in either case.

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