Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 September 1918 — Page 3

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1918.

—New shipments have arrived of the very scarce Japanese Blue Print Linens—centers, lunch cloths, scarfs and napkins. Shown in many attractive designs, including a new Holland pattern. Buy for your own usc*and for gifts now. We cannot promise to have them later.

Lunch Cloths—48, 60 and 72-in. $1.69 to $3.50. Napkins—12 and 14-in.: 12c to 25c. Scarf*—50 and 54-irv. 25c to 85e.

Service Pillows—stamped

with the insignia of the various branches of army and navy service tinted in the correct colorings. Bach

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he has received. The smaller counties have reported to Van Nuys that they have nearly all of their votes registered. Some of the cities, however, are backward. The outlook is not bright for a large registration in Lake county, where there are thousands of foreigners. The republicans have been counting strongly on this vote.

A heavy registration in Indianapolis will be more favorable to the demooats than to the republicans. The laboring men are very friendly to the democrats this time, as the republian workers who have been registering the factory employes can testify. Van N ivs has received some very encour-

Coal

*1-50 a TON AT BANK.

Call BELL 2317. CITIZENS 2309-ft

Satin Royal --yd. $2.25

,—A beautiful, extra line quality Satin with rich, lustrous finish and wonderful wearig qualities. Shown exclu sively at jRoot'a In Terre Haute—in a variety of new autumn and staple shades, including gTape, blackberry, taupe, army Woe aid many others. Guaranteed pure dye- 3€-in. wide yard $2.25.

Velutina—

"The Velvet of Fashion

—An unusually fine English Velvet with the patented Chevreau finish, giving.an appearance and durability unexceiied for tailored suits, skirts, capes and children's wear. Walrus, mole, Maduro brown and beetroot are included in an extensive range of colorings.

24-in.

V e u i n a y a Jr.75

*7-1x1.

36-

Japanese Linens

Velutina, yard $2.50

i n V e u i n a y a $ 3 7 5 44i n V e u i n a y a

S5.50

$ 2 o o e 7 5 Silk VelvetJ A

—IS-in. wide finely woven especially desirable for hats, trimmings and combinations. Vard $1.76. $3 SALT'S BLACK VELVET, $2.69 -24-in. wide & width and quality very scarce and desirable for suits, scarfs, children's wear, hats and combinations. Black Silk Velvets—18-iw wide at $1.25, $1.75, $2.25 and $2.50

The Singer

$28.75

iRebuilt)

50c

Beaded Bag Patterns—of canvas stamped in most, attractive design*.

The Grant

$22.00

79c

Beads-—all the new and staple colors 15c to 60c —First Floor—

Sewing Machines

agin reports this week from the industrial centers, but an enormous amount of work confronts both the siaie committees and it is doubtful whether ''ither side will register 80 per cent of its, vote.

A big drive will be made next week to register the Indiana soldiers at Camp Taylor, Camp Sherman, Camp Shelby, Camp Custer and other cantonments. More than a hundred men will represent the state in this registration. Each party will appoint half of the men to visit the cantonments. There are practically 100,000 Indiana boys in the service. If 20,000 of them vote under the absent voters' law it will be surprising. The troops are being rushed to K"rance in such large numbers that there is no certainty that any of the Indiana boys who were !n training two or three weeks ago will be here on election day.

Governor's Condition.

While Governor Goodrich's injuries are very severe, he is now out of danger. He is resting as comfortably as could be expected under the circumstances. A long time is required for a broken hip to heal. The governor will hav^ to lie in a cast for several weeks, and after that. !f his hip knits properly, several more weeks will be required to strengthen him eo that he can get around on crutches. The broken collar bone has healed nicely, and the slight fracture in the skttii is no

—Tour Fall sewing will be easier and better accomplished if you have a new, easy-running, perfect-stitching Sewing Machine. Here are ail standard makes at low priccs.

Singer $ White Grant I ... free Domestic £LtLI\. J\ew Wit Hard

K n o w n a o v e America these machines need no description. New machines, samples, demonstrating and rebuilt a i n e a u y guaranteed and in perfect running order.

New Willard Machine —with all the working parts of one of the best and most expensive of chinesspecial

e E E o phead automatic lift rebuilt for

Hemstitching and Picot Edgingprompt service yard

—More than ever do Silks merit their assured popularity for autumn and winW. Aside from the patriotic influence. Silks have won Fashion's favor through a richness and beauty heretofore unequaleed. They are soft and clinging—very lovely and feminine in their exquisite new colorings and original designs. —But Silks are advancing in cost—advancing to such an extent that our sale prices tomorrow are within a very few cents of present mill figure^. Truly, now is.the time to procure all the Silks vou'will need, for your autumn and winter wardrobe. Sale begins Monday and continues one,week only at these prices.

$2 Satin de Chine, yd. $1.69

56-in. wide great durability, black.

$3.50 SAT I hi DE LUXE—40-in. wide exceptional quality pure dye sITk for suits, skirts and coats assorted staple and new fall shades. Including grape, khaki, etc. or

Yard

$1.75 PRINTED LINING SATINS— 36-in. wide guaranteed quality beautiful patterns la rich colorings. Yard.

$1.49

$2.75 GEORGETTE CREPE—40-in. wide very strong and serviceable yet sheer and dainty white^ black and a large variety of staple and new (IJO OK shades. 'Vard

u e i k a e n s o e N e w e s a s i o n S e o n o o

DOMESTIC Cabinet

$42.00

$28

—Regular $48 model with all the exclusive o e s i e a u e s ball-bearing throughout sit-rite needle cons true tiori easy u n n i n e e stitching.

$29.50

longer alarming. But for the broken hip the governor might be out wrtnm a short time.

He will transact much of his official business from the hospital. There are no pressing matters of state on hand at this time. He probably will not appear at any of the meetings this I y^ap However,_he will write a keynote speech on state issues, and it [will be read by someone to be selected by the state organization within the next few days. The speech probably will not be delivered until the conclusion of the Liberty Loan drive.

The governor will be in the campaign. although he will be out of it physically. He can dictate his speeches to a stenographer and they can be read at the various meetings. The entire state will rejoice that the governor's injuries are no worse and that he is recovering.

Boost Liberty Loan.

The two state committees are to be commended for the co-operation they are giving the Liberty Loan organization. Indiana leads in the effort of the party organizations to promote the sale of bonds. John Edwards, chairman of the speakers bureau at the republican headquarters, is arranging for many republicans to speak in behalf of the Liberty Loan drive.

Homer Jackson, chairman of the democratic speakers' bureau. Is making ip a list of speakers to represent his

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

Root's September Sale si New Silks

$2.50 "Gilt-Edge" Dress Satins

—All the new colorings just received are offered at last year's price— just for one week. —This, beautiful Silk is shown in Terre Haute only at Root's and is well known for its beauty and wearing qualities. It is 36 inches wide, all silk—with rich, lustrous finish. Shown in an unusually large assortment 6i street and evening shades—blues, taupes, grays, browns, khaki, black and many others. Yard $1.98.

$1.50 Chiffon Faille, yard

-A firm, lustrous quality Faille Silk much favored for skirts and dresses It is 36-in. wide and very serviceable Large color assortment includes taupe, French blue, trench brown, as well as white and black.

$1,09

firm, soft, lustrous satin of Assorted colors and white and

$ 2 E S S A I N E S 3 6- i n w i e satin finished silk messaline in assorted colors extra good quality yard

"*$1.59

Fashion's Favored Weaves—New, Shimmering, Beautiful—Savings of 20 to 25 Per Cent

$2.50 PRINTED SATIN DE CHINE AND BROCADED LINING SATI N S -i n w i e o i e o i and heavy weight guaranteed quality gorgeous patterns and colorings. {ft QQ

Yard ipA»i/0 $2.25 WASH SATIN—36-in. Hride e a u i u u a i y o w a i s s a n lingerie white and tf»-| IT JUT pink only yard *pJL»4 tl $2.50 WASH SATINS—36-in. wide extra, heavy quality white, flesh and pink d»-| QQ yard tPl*vO

$3 Satin de Chine

40 inches wide

$2.50

—One of the loveliest of pure dye' silks—very soft, and lustrous. Color® of Russian green. Damson, Maduro brown, navy blue, midnight blue, rose taupe, ivory andi black. Exceptional —at $2,150.

14c Silk Thread

(Full 100 yard Spoot y

3 spools 21

—The wise woman will supply her needs for months to come. Complete range of colors. An exceptional value. 23e Silk Seam Binding—all colors 9 yard bolts..21c 10c Wilsnap Dress Fasteners—all sizes black and white a dozen on each card cards 25c 35c Skirt Gauges—adjustable each 27c Dressmakers' i n s—half pound box., best needle pointed pins especially good for silk ,65c value, for 59c Warner's Girdeiin—inside e i n u v e o straight in all widths yard.. 25c, 35c, 40c 15c Bias widths for

Seam Tape—all 6 yard bolts 10c

10c Tracing Wheels 8c 10c Hooks and Eyes—white or black all sizes card of 2 dozen, for 7c 15c Kerr's Lustre Twist— 300 yard spools black and white 2 spools..25c

party. Chairman Van Nuys has asked the members of the county organizations to do whatever they can to promote the sale of bonds. A similar re-' quest has been made of the republican committees by Chairman Edmund Wasmuth. So, in a sense, politics will be adjourned while the bond sales are being conducted.

Will Wade of Indianapolis, chairman of the Liberty Loan organization in Indiana, says that a very good plan for the sale of the bonds is being Worked out. Some counties are so well organized that they expect to take their quota in one day. There is no doubt that the drive will be conducted with ft better organization this time than ever before.

Speakers Off Stump.

Unless congress takes a recess in October, there will be few speakers of note participating in the Indiana campaign. The members of the Indiana delegation have been sticking close to Washington, and it is likely that few congressmen will come home to make speeches. The two state committees are uncertain about the speaking campaign. The injury of Governor Goodrich is a distinct loss to the republicans, as he was to have been their headliner. However, Chairman Will Hays is relied upon bv the republicans for their notable speakers. He can get them if anyone can. Hays, in fact, is

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$2.00 Crepe de Chine, yard

—Think of the need you will have tot this popular, dainty silk for waists, dresses and lingerie. 40-in. wide firm, soft quality, assorted light and dark shades. Special, yard $1.49.

$2 SHANGHAI SILK DUCK—33-in. wide warranted genuine Silk Duck of splendid weight it is very durable for dresses, waists, and lingerie assorted light and dark shades, including d»"| white. Yard

$2.50 Georgette Crepe, yd. $1.98

—40-in. wide a sheer, crisp, durable quality in choice assortment of staple and new autumn shades also, white and black.

$20 Dress Forms, for $17.50

—These are the famous Hall-Borchert 20-sec-tion, adjustable and collapsible Dress Fonn^ will last a life time.

Linen-Finished Thread— Monarch brand 100yard spools strong, light u o n e a 7 spools 6c

15c Mercerized Skirt Braid —6 yard bolts all colors 2 bolts .....25c

15c Side Belting—black and white all widths yard 10c

10c Silk Emeries 6c 5c Celluloid Thimbles, 2 for 5c —First Floor—

the manager of the congres

$J.49

$2.25 CREPE DE CHINE—40-in. wide large color assortment from white to black- ri»-| r7Q yard

$1.25 KIMONO SILKS—36-in. wide a charming half silk faiiric in exquisite colorings and attractive patterns for kimonos and linings yard

98c

imonos and

$1.00 HALF SILK—a soft, serviceable fabric in great favor for lingerie and waists light to dark shades 36-in. wide yard $2 NOVELTY SILKS—of satins and taffetas with satiu stripes distinctive patterns in brilliant and subdued color combinations: in. wide on sale, at

75c

$1.69

EXCLUSIVE NOVELTY SILKS— 36 and 40-in. wide original in design and colorings, and of exceptional quality obtainable only at

Hoot's Wrd $2.50, $2.98, $3.50 and $3.98. I N E I N E S U I E VOILES—the sheer, cob-wcbby Bilk that wears like broadcloth 40-in. wide alluringly patterned in exquisite coloringH for waists and dresses light and dark combinations worth $3.SO at present costs. Qff Special, yard —Second Floor-—

sional campaign. He is working at the Job day and night. He has taken over rriost of the work that heretofore has fallen to the congressional campaign committees. The outcome of the congressional campaigns will mean a great deal to Hays. He is said to be ambitious to become the national chairman in 1920. He has been touted as the "boy wonder" and as the greatest haxmonizer the republicans have ever had.

In justice to Hays, his critics should admit that he has done very good work for his party. They may criticise his methods, but he gets results—and no one can accuse him of being lazy or indifferent.

Wilson's Visit.

Some of t,he republican leaders are fretting over the reports that President Wilson "may deliver two or three speeches in Indiana in behalf of the Liberty Loan drive. They concede reluctantly that he would arouse a great deal of enthusiasm, and they cannot deny that the people would like to see their president during the war. Wliat is eating them is the fear that the presence of the president in Indiana prior to the election might arouse such a patriotic fervor in his behalf that his party would sweep the state in the November election.

People generally are hoping that the president will come to Indiana this fall to talk to them about the war. It

—Atstich savings of $1.05 to $6.05 a pair, what woman cares to overlook such an opportunity, when Shoe prices are higher than for many years.

*3.95

Black Silks

—Present displays of Black Silks are unusually large— at prices affording most interesting savings. Stocks are fresh and new, insuring long wearing qualities. Many of these Silks are shown exclusively at this store.

$1.75 Taffetas and Messalines, yard

Black Paillette de Soie»

$1.69 and $1.89

—These arc most fashionable Black Silks for skirts and dresses—used alone and in combination with serge and velvet. 36-in. wide: firm and durable qualities with rich, twilled .satin finish. $2 and $2.25 values respectively, for $1.69 and $1.89.

$2.25 Black Jewel Taffeta, $1.89

—Very soft quality chiffon taffeta, 36-in. wide known for wear. Name woven in the selvage. Extra value, at,yard $1,89.

Belding's

Black Chiffon de Chine Black Chiffon Taffeta

$5.95

Regular Values from $5 to $12 a pair —Better than the mere savings is the guarantee of honest quality leathers and smart, new styles for Autumn.. Included are stunning Boots of brown kidskin, gray kid, browft calfskin, black kidskin, patent calfskin, fawn suede—in lace and button styles—with Louis and military heels. —Being samples they are limited only as to sizes—being 354/4 and 45^ on A a n w i s w o o u s a $ 3 9 5 a i $ 5- 9 5 S e o n o o

Wm Give mnd Red&ein Surety Coupons EstMbiiaJbmd da

may be taken for granted that no one will understand the proprieties of the occasion better than the president, and that he will not talk politics at his meeting. However the .complaining republicans may recall that they offered no objection to the recent tour of Colonel Roosevelt, although they know that he is a candidate for the presidential nomination.

The government is urging that all unnecessary work be saved—delinquent bills mean extra work.

Please save the 10% by paying before September 10th.

The Terre Haute Water Works Co.

jjfcjsfe* •i.» 3

$1.39

—32 and 36-in. widths of serviceable qualities with soft finish rich, jet blaclc, Both are exceptional values at this low price, yard $1.39.

$2.19

—These beautiful, guaranteed quality Silks are fresh, new stock worth $2.75 a yard at today's mill price. Both are soft, lustrous silks of dependability and worth. —Priced for Monday only—at yard $2.19.

Belding's Black Charmeuse, $2.69

—An extra weight Silk guaranteed to give satisfactory wear fWP two years. Tt is 36-in. wide, with soft, satiny finish. $3 valu% for $2.69.

$2 Black Taffeta, yd. $1.69

—36-in. wide soft chiffon finish jet black, of durable weight for skirts and dresses.

$2.75 Black Taffeta, yd. $2.39

40-in. wide very fine, pure dye Taffeta with chiffon finish. The extra width is very desirable for skirts as well as dresses. On sale at yard $2.39.

—Second Floor—

Prudent Women Eagerly Choose Their Winter's Requirements in This

Sale of Sample Shoes

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LAST STRAW,

Walter^—Chip o* ten, pasttn'orflJ hazelnnta, a small lemon, a stone ginger, a munition beer and one 'am ttanwidge. Wot the bloomin' business is comin' to I don't know!—Passing Show.

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To Water Consumers

Please be advised that water bills are due on the last day of the month, and that 10% is added if not paid in ten dava.