Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 September 1918 — Page 11

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WASHINGTON. Sept, 6—Afl^ppr•moam thro«Kfaoat the United States tfrom pBMChwi to rag: plrtoers wbo ttAlk of pan at tills ttaie consekrasty or uneoDaotoualy, are enemies of tt»e NrmMic.

Tlx taBr of* ixrucft or ~snty« direct or tedtreet. encoaraj^ment at peace talk ftta into the Ortnan plan and thneatpt«riM^tuion by months of the tn which the most bring OrniMii.i lo It« knees^crrin^- "enouKh."

It 1^'Vfth thin sort of instroctioins fbat file agencies of the {rovernment dnnlhigL will the aetfritleci of enemy

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LEDERER-FEIBELMAN CO.

KLEEMAN DRY GOODS CO.

LEVIN BROTHERS

Wholesale Dry Goods'

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LEVI DRY GOODS 90. ••:. "r"' ",: L. SILBERMAN

SHATSKY BROS.

Clothing and Shoes

CARL WOLF

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BERNHEIMER'S

Shos Store

ANY PLACE TALK NOW GIVING KAISER AID

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Tho pn^^aratldoe to meel tTie (5efman peao offecsive are betng completed on the basis of the ftned belief of the hfJThest officials of the governmwit that It will constitute the last despexat»*«trol» of the enemy„a.stroke that c«*snnot be delayed longer tbaa ^-irljr winter'If that lonj.

The army and navy intelligence organizatiomi, already possessed of a list of names of persons set down as deferable to watch totaling more than 250,000, will co-opcrate with the agencies of the department of justice and ln-tnrn the American I'rotective league.

There is no other thought here bnt that the present German retreat alongseveral importxmt se-ctors of the western front will be halted at.a prepared point where, the German plans contemplate defrporate resistance pendtng tho result of the grand peace offensive to manipulate A settlement by negotiation.

Any tndlcat!on that the Qerman

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Made to fit boys' tfndrvrloped feet." Cost more than shoes tnade merely to sell, where fit is noft considered or expected.

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For the Sturdy Boy—The best^ is the cheapest if judiciotishy s-e 1 ec e-d. That is School Shoes for school wear and you'll not liave to buy so often. Alt leather shoes

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Mtmsoit A rmyfast Home Guarxi Boy Scout

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lei*Til Tip. made with indestructible tips and soles, that wear Jike-concrete. Sonne.pairs stand half soling four times.

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evitabie Oernran paane -agcjtsiye of Uk» coming fall and -winter. The tnKtnKaions-aJso cover the method** to be foliowvjJ in dealing wilh the ittottycxxlxltes, agajnsrt -whom no charge can lie that "they are German ag^Titj^ but -whose- power lor mischief Is cooslderaMe.

peace campaign i» making the slighter headway in this country will entwage the Germahs to stiffen reisjance against ever increasict odds.

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STJLLTVAN SENDS 16.

Lfmitetl Service Men Go to Camp Grant, Rockford, III. By facial Correspondent. sui.iJYjtN, lad.. Sept 5/—Sixteen, men left for Camp Grant, I1L, o*er the

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railroad for limited service,

only. They are: Clarence Adams, I'^sa Benson, Clarence Bottorff. Basil lk)Iinger, Arnold Borders, Irvin 1-toyle, Thomas Dafley, Harry Dickey. Ralph Hnme, Plea Hutdriacai, Nada Morgan, Stewart McOammon, Halsted ftogers, Emory Shaw, James Sinclair and Howard Wyne. Georjfe Hoke and I-iee Collins were sent to Purdufe university to receive inatroctUfiia in mechanical training.

Youth Steals Rig.

HTTJJLIVAN. Ind, Sept. 5. —tYedesrick Ixng, It, of near Lewis, ia confined behind the hars-ofthe covinty jail awaiting trial on a charge or grand larceny. He is alleged to have stolen a horse and buggy, be Ion sing-to John V. Hopewell, from the public square in tfrto Oty and to have taken it to the home of "his aunt, Mrs. May me Head worth, ofl/ewia, who notified Sheriff Hale of the -theft.

To Enter Servioe.

8J7LLIVA.N, Ind., Sept. B.—Ir_ John J. Parker, of Merom, has "been accepted in the medical corps of the United: States army and 1b awaiting a call ftwr overseas service. Tn his absence, Mrs. Parker who recently received her license as pharmacist, granted by the Ktate board of pharmacy, will manage the biisiiiess and continue to operate, the drug store.

Two B©crtiegg«rs Sentenced. SCJXJ2VAN, Ind., Sept *.— Hopkins and John Andrews, bo(.h of Mildred, wore fonnd gmlt by Mayor Henry Smith of bootlegging and were each sentenced to thirty days on the slat*- penal farm and fined $K0. CbarteB Cutsinger, who wa» found g-erilly

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appealed hi» case to fhe errcoit court.

FRECKLES AND TAN SOON FADE AWAY

A freckle is merely a discolored, "rusty" spot lodged In the skin Itself. Some skins are peculiarly sensitive to the effect of san and wind. if your skin is of that kind, here's good news for you.

A chemist, whose freckles used to embarrass him quite a bit. one day I found out (hat danthol teCrate wa» a I simple and pleasant way of treating this trouble. The skin seems to absorb it qoite promptly, and the way it sets after tliose rusty freckle spots is really wonderful. 'ItH an ounce of danthol tetrate from any well known druggist, and apply it with the flnsper tips twice a day for a I few days, and notice the result. This is also an excellent way of removing tan and similar discolorations of the skinv It costs very little anil is not a biA^-n'ri'pleasant to use.—Advertlaemeau

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HE following Stores and Business Houses of Terre Haute will remain on account of a Jewish Holiday: All stores will open at 5:30 Saturday evening.

Ladies' Tailor and Furrier

Women's Ready-to-Wear

LEVINSON'S

Ready-to-Wear Shop,

BECKER'S i

LEE GOODMAN & SON

Clothiers

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Furniture and Stoves

S. FRAI^K & SONS

Overall Factory'

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HARRY BERKOWTTZ

Jeweler

HOPE CHARLES CROSBY IS AMONG LIVING

Bosedale Folks Had Letter After Ee Was Reported to Have Been Killed.

Word received from ia ttelgKbor,.Ifrs. L. H. Smith, living near Mrs. John Crosby, at Kosedaie, mother of Charles R. Crosby, reported dead in Wednesday's casualty list, leaves a doubt as to the death of Charles Crosby. On August 19, Mrs. Crosby received, notification from the government that her son waa missing in action. Later she received a letter written by her son, on Aaguft 23, saying he was confined in a hospital, badly wounded, having lost a foot in action -with various other wounds, but was improving. He reported that he had been in a »erious condition.. It is the opinion of the mother that her son was picked up on the field by members of the Red Cross field service and taken to a hospital, which knowledge had not as yet b=en given to the government. Hope that her son is still alive is sustaining the mother, according to Mrs. Smith.

West Terre Haute Notes

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Special Correspondent. WEST TBR EtFJ HAUTE, Ind.. SeirL 5. -Mr. and Mrs. John Keller and family of National av«nue returned Monday from a visit with relatives in Covington. Ind.

Miss Mary Harris Of South Fourth street went to Clinton Tuesday for a few days' visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Steele. -t

Albert Southvvood. of Bouth Third street returned Monday from a weekend visit with relatives at Vincenn-ea. 'J"homas Hurst of Poplar street returned Monday from Carbon, Ind., where he spent several days with relatrv es.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burns and children of North Hlxth street and Mr. unci Mrs. J. W. HuTSt of Popiajr -street spent last week-end with Mr. and Mis. Samael Jackson at Cory, Idxi.

Mrs. PhilLp August of South Third street and her nieces, the'Mi.sses Grace and Anna Tevlin of Terre lUtuif, spent last Snpday at St. Mary's, the guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Summers.

Mrs. Dan Ohlenschl-ager of Johnson avenue lia.s returned from a 10-duy vacation visit at Trinity Springs. Ind.

Mrs. "W. O. Pine of Johnson avenue is quite all. Mr. and Mrs, George Oompton of Lee avenue and Miss Angeline VV:iasah of South Fifth street have returned from a visit with friends and relatives near K3«y. Ind.

Her. R. C. Fyfe of South Mellrov avetioe, George Carr and Hurry Ohisler of the Paris road spent Monday at the state fair.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goshen of South Slcllroy avenue have returned from a visit with reialives in Carbon, Ind.

Miss Ijena Maher of South Third street has returned frxim a week's visit' with her uncle, Thomas Maher. and family of near St. Mary-of-the-Woods.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evinger of South Third street are the parents of a daughter. Ilene Albert Evinger, born Tuesday. '|tfrs. Evinger was Miss Dovie Burns. i

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Mr. and Mrs Felix Haffelv and ds lighters. Frances and Marv KJi/.a*betii, returned to their home in Linton#

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Born, Bunday. Sept. 1. to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gott, a son, Walter Janies Gott. Mrs. Go it was Miss Sadie Craft of South Fourth street. The father is in France.

POLAND, DTD.

Robert Shoppell of Illinois visited relatives in this vicinity this week. Mertie Saddler went to Bland Thursday.

Georges Forbes of Newman, III., has moved in with John Forbes. Charley Amers of Ameri has moved on the Ahlemeyer farm.

Mertie Saddler called on Mrs. Cl«ve Hopper Friday evening. Charley MeCs.sJin and family visited William Shoppell Sunday. "Visitors at C. N. Hendrises Sanday were William Torrs and Albert Stone ajid wife.

James Smtfh and wife caTled on James Saddler Sunday evening. Mr. Allen of Blooming ton was ia the vicinity Monday.

A timber buyer from Lafayette waa in this vicinity Mooday. Mertie Saddler went to PolandTPuesdav.

PAINFUL PIMPLES COVERED FACE

And Arms. Large, Hard and Red*, Itched Horribly. %-Cuticura Healed.

"I had my face and arms covered with pimplesl The pimples were large, hard, and red, and they ruined my looks because they grew larger and redder every day. They itched horribly and I scratched them, and that made them more painiul. I was growing thin because of sleepless nights, and worry. "One oi my friends advised me to use Cuticura Soap and Ointment and I used two cakes of Cuticura Soap and not quite one box of Ointment when I was healed." (Signed) Mrs. Louise Zake, 131 Fumpkin St., Hamtramck, Mich., Feb. 27, 1918.

With an apparent tendency to skin troubles you should use thase fragrant, super-creamy emollients for all toilet purposes. They prevent as well as preserve, purify and beautify. 8*mp lick Frt* by Mi41 Aridreu p»t-«ttrd:

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Ind., Tuesday evening, after upending several days with Mr. and Mrs. John isluppv o£ South Mtllroy avnue. Mr. and Mrs. Sluppy also had as gnests on Monday Mrs. Clara }la*»er and children of Sharon, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rippy of North Tliir dstreot visited over Labor day at, {frazil with relattves. (Mrs. William B. Price of Sooth McIlroy avenue entertained a party of young people Tuesday evening in honor of .TameS Petty, who leaves Thursday witb the 8eJects, The evening was spent in music and dancing. Those present were Misses Edith Morris, Bernice Owens, A&n Daniels, Jane Daniels, Clar Sluppv. Agnes Petty. Claudia Chandon, Dorothy Price, PHhel Clure, Ethel and Vivian Bradshaw, Clora and Lena Greene of St. Mary's. Messrs. John Mann, Oscar Davis, Milo Horner, Clifford Horner. Beese Watkinjg, Charles and Burton Krackenberirer, James Petty, William Robb, Carl Donie, William Trueblood. Refreshments were served. The bouse was artistically decorated in the national colors.

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SHULTZ & SMITH

MAMMOTH S iOE CO.

PETERSDORFS

Women's Ready-to-Wear

ANCHOR FURNITURE CO.

JOSEPH'S SONS.!

THE.NEWMARKET

Clothing and Shoes

GOLDBERG'S

Women's Ready-to-Wear

KING KLASSY HAT STORE

HARRY THE TAILOR T.

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BRESETT SPECIAL BREAD

(The New Lokf)

Try it fresh from the ovens.

—Try it as toast.

Try it the second day,

Anv way you ^prefer bread, you'll find this NEW LOAF an good as .any, bread ysu eveiiiiay© eateiL

A# larpe, wisp-vmsi, twr-rrfy-four-oirnce loaf for fifteen-cents.

And a frmaTler 'Ffxtepn-nwnw. loaf of tlie-sam^ quality for ten cents.

But get your loaf early in the day for we are miabJe to bake enough tj go around

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BRESETT AT 12TB and WABASH

DRINK

Dauntless Coffee

It is grown on high lands beeauset quality and not, quantity is the aim of the growers.

HULM AN & CO.

Terre Haute, Ind.

TRY A TRIBUNE WANT AD ONE CENT A WORD. .TRY A TRIBUTE WANT AD,

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