Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 September 1918 — Page 9
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New Autumn Suit
Little Accessories for the Woman or Miss
Every''Well dressed woman appreciates the little accessories that .are the essential to smartness—here they are in many wanted designs—,
LEATHER GOODS
Women's Black Strap Purses at..... 50c tb'$6.5& "Women's Top Strap Envelope Purses, ^tted with small purse and mirror $i-*5 to $8.50
Children's Leather Purses at 50c and $1.00 Fancy Side and Back Combs at ... v.......... .50c to $2.50 Soldiers' Fitted Kits at ......... f.**. $2-50 to $10.00
Stationery Combination \Box of four colors—»pink, blue, yellow and white $1.00 values special 79c Scraford and Kara Linen Paper, lb. 39c and 50c Envelopes to match jat, package 10c and 25c
JEWELRY
One or two Star Service Pins special
Pearl Beads, all sizes, at.' .,.,$i.oo to $10.00 Pearl, et and Red Ear Bobs at *500 and $1.00 Colored Reads in blue, green, red and jet, at... joe to $1.50 Money BclU at ...jqc to $1.50
TheMarried Life of Helen and Warren
BY MABEL HERBERT URMBM. Greater ef ths "Halan and Warren" ChwatlM
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to a worrying fest—you can sleiip on the couch in your rootii." "Why dear, rou wont right off—I
didn't keep jou awake.'* '•Didn't, eh?" belliKerOTltty wfltlng h^p egg "I heard the clock strike aU hours before youNstopped squirming.'
Just then Nora came in with the tt'ast—twice as much as they needed. Nin« slices—Helen counted them at a glance. Five, two for her and three for Warren, were as many as they ever ate. ,r It was almost a relief whPTt Warren Siammod off to the office, leaving hef aione with her headache and her pending' trials. ,! First she made out the list she had p'anncd during the nipht: Toast for breakfast, slices bread for, nay
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Suits—"the expedient" in women's wear. Because— Jn a good looking suit—ft woman is ready to go Straight on from war work to theatre party or to luncheon between war sesSi one. And these are to be thief forms of entertainittient this winter, repre/feentative women know!
NOTE PARTICULARLY THE SUITS AT .! *39.50 TO $69.50K Silvertones, Satiny BroadVloths, Mannish Hairline Suitings—threaded as often with color as white. Oxfords—but "different'' Oxifords. Even Tricotines, even Bolivias, even Silvertones. Homespuns.
Colors Brown, apparently every shade, including "chestnut" and "copper" browns.
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Navy blues—but even jiavy blue wiih a "different" look.
Plumes—Beetroot, black but variation upon varla-* tion.
Styles—everything that makes 'lines" everything that emphasises womanly Charm everything that shows up the wonderful tailoring with quality the watchword, In every suit.
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by Mabal Herbert Urnar for f#ur yoars. "The Marrlad Life sf Helan and Warran," appaaring «xo4usively In thla M»er^ la the eniy aanea new bains vsrittan by Mabel Hwbart Untw.
luncheon, 2 slices for dinner, 6 slices for guests, each, 3 slices. With a shrinkmg: dread of the girl's inflammable temper, Helen took this out to the kitchen. "Nora, I want to spoafc to vo« about the bread. We've been using three large loaves every two days. We don't eat it—you cut it up and let it get stale. Just look in'there!"
Opening the bread-box Helen exposed a dozen or mors- slices in various stages of dryness. "Now, Nora, there's no excuse for that! Here's almost a loaf—wasted!" "I can use it for bread pudflin.' sullenly, but without the voluble arguments Helen had dreaded. "We don't like bread pudding." quietly **Now hereafter cut up only what w« need. Here's a list I'll tack
Wash Dresses
Sizes 6 to 16 years, hi plaids and stripes trimmings and piping of contrasting colors, with packets, wide belts and high-waisted effects, long: and short sleeves: a great maay style* to •elect from, Priccd from— v
$1.25 to $7.50
up by the bread-box. If you follow this, unless we hav« company, one large loaf a day ought to be plenty."
Bneouragred by Nora's unexpected meekness, Helen approached her next hurdle, v "And I want to meak about the fee. Tou must keep the ice-box closed. Tea, I see it's closed now, but it very rarely is. Our ice bills are much too hiph. Try to be more careful, won't you Nora?"
Nora's "Yes, ma'am,"1 was an Indistinct mumble, "Now today you clean the dining room and hall—and the hall closet, l^ast j^nonth you forgot ,the closet— so give it an extra good cleaning."
As Helen, with an unwonted sen«« of triumph was leaving the kitchen, the door hell rang. It was the superintendent with the plumber. "Why, I thought you'd forgotten about that shower," slie hogan coldly. "It's been almost two weeks "Yes, I know, Mrs. Curtis," apologetically. "But our house plumber is sick and it's almost impossible to get any outsidfe help. There's a leak in Mrs. Hoffman's apartment—we've had the hot water in her pantry cut off since Wednesday, and I can't get it fixed."
At this Helen thawed. Mrs. Hoffman was »the dne who was always making the most complaints, and who she thought received the best Service.
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Autumn
Children's, Misses', Juniors' and Women's Wearing Apparel
Evfefything That's New and Authentic Will Be foun^ in This Newly Enlarged Store
New Autumn Millinery
100 Fine Soft Velvet Hats Very Special at
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Lovely AutuVntt Hits are the.se, that will complete any ^ostume with the finishing touch of ornamenting smartness which it needs. The shapes are unusual*.in. variety and becomingness and eyjeryone is an advancc model.
Deep Velvet covers ffl&St of the Hats, many of which, have lovely colorful facings. Plenty in the dull, soft grayish tan that promises to be so popular. Soft crowns with somewhat the shape of the Overseas Caps—and lines that slope downward are all charming features. Ornamented with all the newest chenille, wings of birds or beads, All $5.00 each* —Second Floor
Children's, Juniors' sM Misses' Dresses
Everyone feels the effect of being well dressed: we always can do our duty Just little bit better give the school children and the school miss this opportunity and they will be able to tackle their work with a vim. Our stock is oomplete in every respect and you will find it a pleasure to select one or more- of these beautiful Dresses.
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The woman who answered was most courteous. She would 6end for the waist, and if they could not remove the spots—there would be no charge.
Helen had hardly hung up the receiver when Nora came in with the mail. "Spring Farm Dairy" was the heading on one of the envelopes. "Dear Madam:—We regret the errors in your last month's bill. We trust you will appreciate the difficulty of getting competent delivery men juat now, and that we are doing all in our power to give you satisfactory service. "We enclose with this the corrected bin and hope we may continue to serve you. "Very truly yours."
As she laid down the letter, Helen caught a glimpse of herself in the mantel mirror. How tired and dragged she looked, with dark shadows under her eyes—the lines that always come after a sleepless night.
She thought of the things that had kept her awake. In the night, they had assumed an importance out' of all proportion. With the morning one by one they had righted themselves.
$5.00
Sefge Dresses
Sizes to 16 years colors are navy, brown. maroon and cheek plaids: high-waisted style. Ifirge pockets, wide belts, large collars and cuffs of satin, and contrasting materials numerous styles, including middy and college princess Dresses. I'xiqpd from—
$4.50 to $16.50
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Women's and Misses'
Georgette piouses
Hundreds of New FaU Blouses all specially priced-—to choose from The woman that needs a new supply of Shirt Waists will find something to please her purse and her taste in this collection of wonderfully beautiful Blouses—in e\erv new color and shade—they are Georgette handsomely designed:.every one a beauty, all different you surely will like this magnificent assortment.
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$3.50 to $17.50
—Second Floor—
SEE OUR SHOW WINDOWS FOR ADVERTISED ARTICLES
The plumber at work in the bath room, Helen turned to the telephone. She would call up the cleaner's about that waist right now. Two of her worries vanquished, with added assurance she assailed the third.
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That always had been her failing— to magnify petty vexations. She thought of a homely story her Uncle Frank used to tell. The story of an old man. who, on his death bed, told his sons that he had spentjthe greater part of his life worrying over misfortune— most of which "never happened."*
The proportion held true with her— moat of them "never happened"! Nine troubles out of ten righted themselves in a few days—and the tenth "came right" in time. So why—why spend so much of ber time, her strength and vitality, in futile, wasting worry?
To be Continued Tomorrow.
The W rong: Preeeea.
A colored Baptist was exhorting. 'IjN'ow, breddern and sistern, come up to de altar and have yo' sine washed away."
All came up but one rHSfl "Why. I?ruider Jones. dori*t jro* want yo' siJis washed away?" "1 done had my sins washed away.'"Yo' has? Where
yor had yo* sins
washed away?" ''Otier at the Methodist church." "Ah. Brudcter Jones, yo' ain't been washed .vo' ies' been dry cleaned
PHONE TRIBUNE YOUR WANT AD&
Store Closed
Saturday on Account of Holiday. Open Saturday Evening at 5:30 O'clock
New Autumn Dresses
$22.50 $75.00
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Dresses of Jersey—o Serge—of Satin §nd fascinating two fabric combinations that "smarten Serge with Georgette or Satin into perfectly* stunning things.
&OTE PARTICULARLY th« ORESSE8 st
$22.50 to $75
New round neck lines—collarless, «f With small satin colprs, long lines with •arrow sashes that tie in the back, or the /Wide belt that encircles the waist.
Coat fashions, too braided designs and feuttons are conspicuous as trimmigngs as to eolora, nar
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gether: also in navy, rookie, wine and greenish blue in fact, you will find every wanted color, every war shade is represented. It's hard to describe all of them.
Come se« them you will like them la Our new enlarged ready-to-wear depart•lent..
Toilet Accessories
ESPECIALLY PRICED FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY^ 90c Sempre Giovine, the pink face cream I...
15c Velour Powder Puff ................ 10a 25c Mum Deodorant 19a lie Pebeco Tooth Paste ^42a 25c Aspirin Tablets 1* -..- *..»..#.« 19o lac Kellogg's TaMHesa Cantor Oil 19o
Autumn Silks
WILL INTEREST YOU.
Silks —rLustrous. beautiful Milks. For whatever purpose you may Heed them we can safely say that nowhere else In town can you find •uch an elaborate collection as we are showing. Note the following items:
S6-in. Plain Colored Taffeta—Regular $1.78 quality^ especially priced at, yard
$1.50
40-if*. Crepe de Chine—AT! irtWt, In every wanted color and black extra value at, £Q yard *PA*05/
38-in. Foulards—In every size polka' dot, with navy and black grounds a regular $2.50 value especially priced at, ysard
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How often she had done that—worried herself almost ill over nothing. If she was to keep her youth and health ?he must stop this ceaseless brooding over trivial fhings.
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36-is. Plaid Silks—The, newest Scotch colorings especially priced at, .••• yard
Short Langthe of Silk that measure 18 to 27 inches long and a yard wirte all colors to nr^ cio«e at, aach
who wish the beet tasting and most nutritious loaf of bread in the city, scientifically
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36-in. Black Satin Messaline—A regular 11.71 value ,«-?*pecially priced at,' j. yard ..............
$1.39
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