Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 September 1918 — Page 7

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Warren, hi» mouth yawning ohasm. Was examining a lower molar with an exploring tongue and forefinger.

Must've bf.en neuralgia," as he put down the hand-mirror and replaced the shade on the bedside lamp. "It's ail ritiht now." "Th'jn you doa't have to go again?" Helen folded up the spread and turned down the covers. "What for?" irritably.- '1 Just said It was all right." Then peeling off fcis ooat he displayed a ripped sleeve lining. "There's a job for von." "Yes, wear another suit tomorrow— I'll have that pressed, too. Dear, that |nan charges 50 rents now.** "Well, you have to pay more for ver thing—no use kicking." as with yawning unconcern he slouched into the bathroom. ,, Xbe sound at

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42-inOh French Serge four shades of blue, brown, green, wine. burgnndy, plum, taupe and gray, at .$2.00 42-to 50-inch French Serge—in all the popular shades priced at, yard $225, $2.50 and $3.00 64-inch Trieotine and Men's Wear Serge very suitable Xor women's tailored suits, at yard $6.00 Big assortment of new French ChaLlies, in a good assortment of shades and patterns SZ-inch. at $1.00

The Married Life of Helen and Warren

BY MABEL HERBERT URNER, Greater e« the "Helen and WffWXImwilwa

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WARREN'S JAZZ-TIME TOOTHACH PLEBIAN "Dear sir, you didnt tell me what lie said. Was it the filling—or an alscess?"

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Autumn Millinery

Autumn's Newest and Loveliest

These Hats are different—that "rs yotir first impression, for each hat is the prodnct of an artist, and has the individuality of Paris creation. Many—really a large ntrmber—are copied from French models, every- slant of brim, and each glorious, becoming line proclaiming the fact. Soft rich beautiful velvet used in the making of these wonder Hats. All priced A A special, Friday and Saturday, at

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EXTRA SPECIAL!

Velvet Tams at

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The greatest value every offered by anyone anywhere. Elegantly designed, with silk tassel, in every wanted color, it.eluding black. Special Friday QQ/» and Saturday ..........

Autumn Dress Goods

New Pall Plaid and Striped Skirtings 40 to 64 inches .-wide priced at $125 to $6.00 New Coatings and Suitings, Pom-Pom, Velours, Broadcloth, SHvprtnne, Burella cloth 54 inches wide in all the wanted shades priced at .... $3.00 to $6.00 36-inch

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E IS FINALLY PLACATED BY A PRUNE. acrobatic splashing—and he was ready for bed.

Helen's ablutions took longer. Usually he was asleep before she got in, but when she started to turn out the li^iit, he sat up with a growling: "Give me that hand-glass! Take off that blooming shade!" "Oh, it isn't aching again T' ajs she held nearer the sha-deless light. "^ei the iodine. Til paint the gum."

From the bath-room Helen brought the iodine and a tiny camel's hair brush. "Oh, wait.** a* "Warren' jabbed the brash into the bottle and drew it out dripping, "yonll get on too much. Let me dt) it!"

Protecting his Hp with a wad of cotton, deftly Helen touched the gum around the aching tooth. "Keep your tongue away -and teave that cotton there a few minutes. Dear, didn't he give you anything to use—in caea it aiarted-acataST

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Size 32 to 42 length elastic waist every color, including black, at .$1.19

Bungalow Aprons

Genuine Scout Percales, indigo blue, and light colors, in stripes, figures and checks, at $1.50

Boys' Knee Pants

Tn cashmere and worsteds ages 5 to 17 medium and *dark colors, at $125 Boys* Corduroy Knickerbockers size 6 to 16 years dark mole extra special pair

"Didn't see him," his growl thicken* ed by the impeding cotton. "Didn't see him? You don't mean that you didn't go to the dentist?" "What for? Didn't hurt all day.** "Oh, Warren! And you promised to go the first thing this morning." "Now you needn't have hysterics! Get the hot water bag—that'll ease it oft. And pnt some of those windows down—that's how I've caught cold. You're never satisfied unless there's a regular gala blowing through here." "Why you couldn't take cold in this weather: You'll smother with the hot water bag—and the windows down.**

What he chose to caJl her "mania,** for fresh air was always an outlet for his irritability, and now goaded by the aching tooth he fumed out volubly.

The hot water bag under his cheek and all but one of the windows closed, he ordered the lights out. His settlingdown grunt implied that now, out of the death-dealing drafts, he might be able to sleep.

The library clock chimed eleven. HaJf-past. The room stiflingly dose, for Helen sleep was impossibly, yet she forced herself to lie still. "Got any laudanum?- His abrupt demand held no note of drowsiness. "We did have," as she got out at bed. "Dear, does it ache very much?" '•Jumping like blazes! Get the laudanam."

Her flurried search through the medicine chest was rewarded by a small bottle with a brown-stained skull-and-cross-bones labeL

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These Made in America'Dresses are wonders. Wonders in'style, fabric*?, fines and gracefulness. The name Peggy Paige is supreme in Women's Autumn Dresses. They are Jersey, Serge, Satin, Taffeta, in all the new war shades some are in the combination satin and serge styles with novelty and self-trimed collar. All are wonderful creations.

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Beautiful Georgette Blouses, Specially Priced at

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.Handsome Georgette Waists In every- neyr design, and all the new colors. Be sure and take advantage of this offer- (ftr QQ ing. Special $0»«/O

Ready-to-Wear

Children's Gingham Dresses in checks and stripes, beautifully trimmed in combination of colorings ages 2 to 17 years, at .69c to $2.98

Satine Petticoats

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FROM PAT DOYLE. In France.

Miss Geneva Doyle. Dear Sis and All:—Received your loving letter and was sure glad to hear from you, as it was the first letter I have received over here. I hope you are all getting along just fine. As formyself, I arri fine and dandy and feeling like a lark. The boys in our squad aLl say I am getting bigger every day, so you will be surprised to see me when I come back.

Things are snre hamming over here and we have the Huns on the ran. It looks like good-bye for Kaiser BilL We were four miles behind the front lines the other day and. believe me, the big guns were sure talking. The Germans took a liking to the woods we were in and they shelled it, but I'm still O. K. We were all sleeping the other night when a Boehe came over in a plane and started to play a tune with bombs. He must have run out of bombs, but things were getting hot for him when he went away. He came hack in about an hour with some more music, but this time he had a different aiiirwer. It was a musical machine gun, and he soon got tired of our music. He came pretty close to me and we were ail% tired of his stuff when he lit out.

The woods we are holding were held by the Germans until recently, and when they were driven out they ran so fast that they left the woods full o£ piles of ammunition. I came across so many dead Germans that I didn't take time to bury them. I have seen lots of prisoners, and they sure look on the bum.

I have met one Terre Haute fellow since I have been here, and 1 sure would like to run into Joe Lynain.

There is a nice little church near here and 1 haye been the last two Sunday*. It J*n*owded with-eo*diere, and

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We bring forward some of the many and Lovely New Fashions for Autumn. Visit this store Fri

day and Saturday, you will be amazed at the wonderful change we have made in this newrEnlafgerf store. It will be a pleasure to shop at Kleeman's, everything will be spotlessly-clean, nothing will be hidden away, you will be able to see every need at a glance. We have done this all for you, so that it will be a better place to shop, and we feel that you will appreciate it, as it is your patronage that has made this wonderful change possible. We thank you.

Autumn Dresses, $25 to $59.50

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Feather Bed Pillows, pair* .$125 LightJhd Dark Percale, yard Extra quality Unbleached Canton Flannel 40c value yard .30c 42x36 Blue Pillow Cases, each.*.. .25c Dark Outing Flannel yard *(*. 25c Best Indigo Blue Check Apron Ginghams, yard.... ,25c Fancy Plaid Blanket# 70xS0 $8.od value, pair... .$6.50 White Crib Baby Blakets|. pink on blue? border pair ?5e Full size Bed Blankets, gray or tan pair ..$3.75 Home-Made Bed Comforts, 4-lb. weight each....$4.98

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$25.00 to $59.50

Sweaters

The-new "Fish Tail (Slipover) Sweaters, with sleeves, in all the new colors as rose, gold, maize, navy and brown.

You will want one of these. Specially priced at

$6.95

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House Dresses

Size 36 to 44. made, at .......

Indigo blue Percales, full cut and well $1.98

Domestics

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it is hard to understand, for the priest preaches the sermon in Krench. Tell mother I think of her always, and not to worry abont me for I am safe and sound. Hoping this finds you all well, I will close. Your loving brother,

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FHOH O. pm LARBW. In France. Mrs. Rufus T.arew.

Dear Mother:—I sure have been doing some traveling the last few days. I have seen lots of sights and expect to see more for I am where there is lots of noise. The Germans Bhot a lot of big shells at us yesterday, but they fell about a half mile from the right spot. I climbed up a tree and watched the shells burst and, believe me, it is some sport to see the dirt shoot up. I could also see the German trerches. My pal and 1 are operating a first aid station. We are getting along fine and having a good time. We are full fledged buddies, as 1 met him the third day I was in the army, and we have been together ever since. Well, I don't know anything more to write, so will close with love .to ail. Your eon, -j' ESTEL.

FROM ABK B. LBTIK. In France.

Mr. and Mrs. M. W. LieVtn. Deareat Parents:—I am feeling fine. I was in several tough battles, but came out pretty good in all. got a little gassed in the last, Jbut feel better now. I have met several fellows I knew in Philadelphia, but none from Terre Haute. We expect the war to end very soon now. but no one can tell when. How are all at home.

We have been in the trenches almost the entire month, so that I didn't have tkne to drop

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The skirts are longer and narrower, coats are longer too— you'll see that at a glance at the new suits for fall and ^inter. •On- many of the smartest models you will notice panel backs. Thife style is so effective in giving the long, i straight lines that fashion ihsists on. Now that it is, no wonder it is so 'frequently used.

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Autumn Suits

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Of course^ every fabric is represented, as Silverton, Satiny Broadcloths, Hairline Suitings, Oxfords, Trieotine, Bolivia, Ilomespnns.

All the war shades are represented, as blues, plums, beet root, brown and black. All hand tailored and trimmed in the smartest "effects.

Other Suits up to $125.00.

Linen' Specials

Slightly sotted all linen pattern ejotha, greatly rvduced.

Slightly Soiled Remnants of all linen, part linen, and mercerized table linens, at prices below today's market price.

Yard wide Mercerized Poplins, in whit* only, yard

85c Pure "Linen Stevens* Crash, 18 inches wide in brown only yard

40-Inch Soft White Voile 59c quality Special at, yard All Fancy White Voiles at Reduced Prices for Friday and Saturday Only

Crochet Scarf and Doilies to match Just arrived from Japan at each, 12'/2c to ,, Take Notice of the White Good* Section, First Floor,

thinking of you all the time. Bad a dandy time licking the Bqche. but you can see by the papers -what we did to them. I was in the front line all the time. Paper is very scarce h»*re, no we must make the best of it. We went four davs without a bite to eat, and 1 looked it, too. Well, I mast close as it is time to turn in. Lights are out at 9 o'clock. Jjove to all. your devoted eon.

ABE.

P. ft.—Ijost my glasses, bat expect to get some vefy shortly. Our tent was blown up by a high explosive shell about five minutes after my pal and myself had vacated it. Sherman was right.

mow FRKD J. Hricwrow. In France. Mrs. Lallie Everett

Dear Mother:—I am writing to you on my birthday anniversary. Happy as ever." How are ail the folks at home? I don't suppose you have had any money of my allotment a& I haven't been paid in four months. I think you will get it all next month, however. What do you think of the Dutch now? We are showing them their way back home now, and don't you forget tt.

I am in the first division. As it is getting dark I will have to close.

YonT loving son, FRED.

fltOM FRANK LI.OYTJ. i In France, Dear Parents:—This country is quite, different from the U. S. A. It looks to me to be about tifteen years behind the times. I only hope I will get back home some time soon. 1 am well and feeling fine and hope to hear from you all. I am not lonesome for there are too many over here. I am going to bring bade some things' from France.

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One will be a pair of wooden shoes for they look more like row boats than anything I know of. Well. 1 will cloae for it is getting late. I hope for an an, swer as soon as possible.

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F*ROM ALBERT C. BROCK. la JTranoe. Wise Ethel Hackler:

Dear Ethel—I hav» *v*vp9 *tFrance and am well. So far, I like this country nne. u is very pieui. i put out my washina todav. wM"h

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the hardest work I have ever done. I have' some time counting the moneyover here, hut I think I enn learn count it. I am writing thie on my mess kit. .Gee, it is some writing desk. I don't.think. Will close, with all my love and beet wishes. As ever,

ALBKRT BROCK.

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