Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 September 1918 — Page 8

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Everyone firmly believes that this •tun will be realized If the organization for receiving the subscriptions is complete and comprehensive, ana the public comes to a proper realisation of the significance of the .event.

Every school district chairman of ttie city and most of the county chairmen were at wofk today completing their lists of workers and arranging for the distribution of the suUwly tion tables.,

Vifo Going Ov«r Early.

"Vigo county is going to be one of the tirst to go over the top instead of one of the last," said Hal Dronberger, men's ctty chairman. "To do this we must have the impetus of a big subscription on conscience Sunday. People should study in advance the amount of bonds they can buy. Then they should add something to this, and have the checks or currency ready to make the initial payment when theyl giv® their subscriptions Sunday morning. This is the start of our campaign. It must be a good •tart"

Small badges bearing a scarlet letter V are being printed, and one of these will be given to every Sunday subscriber. These badges will have pins attached, and can be fastened to the lapel of the coat. In this way the people who have bought can be identified. and will not be solicited in the week's drive that will open on Monday.

Tbe Importance -df 'conscience gunday was emphasized, today, when it began to appear that Vigo county's quota might be over J.VOOO.UftO instead

Sunburned Skins Relieved By Cuticnra

Warm baths with Cuticnra Soap and gentle anointings with Cuticnra Ointment are most effective for clearing •unbam, heat rashes, redness, roughness or irritations. Indispensable for every-day toilet uses.

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Expect Large Voluntary ^Purchases of Bonds at Booths On Street .• Corners Next Sunday.

,, Th® Vigo jjounty* Fourth Laberty Loan organization began today to complete its plans for "Conscience Sunday," and heroes day, which will be observed all over the county next -Sunday. From 8 a. m. until 1 p. m. there will be places in every block or two of the city and every school district of the townships where voluntary eubscriptions will be received— that la, subscriptions without the formality of solicitation. "A Million Dollars on Conscience Sunday" was the slogan adopted by the Ijiberty Laoan organisation this morning.

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"tattrai*. Jtal MA. Bortaa." Sold e»er»whan. 8aapMc. Otatmnt 25 and SOe. Talcum 3c.

A Health Builder For Weakened Lungs

After being weakened by a ronffnur-d cough the Iuiiks need the most careful attention. In many cnces EOKMAN'S AtiTERATTVK. a ch loi uty^ salt preparation. with many more than twenty years' successful use, tins bo»n found •ery beneficial In strengthening the lungs and helping to restore health.

SOe and lljn bottle* at all druKglKta +r fr*iw mannfnrtnrrr, poatpald. KCKMAN LABORATORY, I'hiladelfnla.—Advertisement.

That's the foundation upon which this 66 store organization was built—a foundation that became automatically stronger with the opening of each new store.

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Tint the Gray Hairs Awafy

Give the Natural Beauty of Your Pace a Chance. Don't Spoil It By Permitting Unbecoming Gray or

Streaked Hair To Show.

Cray hatrs are nfver vreTeomed a woman. Many women are so employed that prrav hairs would lose them their positions and incomes. And to practically all women, xrajr hair means the lo^« of attractiveness.

One simple application of "Brownatone" will instantly tint the hair and surely bring back a youthful appearance.

You need not hesitate to use "Brownatone"—for no previous experience is necessary and no harmful results can "possibly follow from its use. "Brownatone" is the preparation of its kind and la guaranteed to be entirely free form sulphur, lead, silver, mercury, zinc, aniline, coal tar products or their derivatives. "Brownatone" will grive any shade, from light golden brown to the deepest brown—or black. Tt is sold by all leading drug stores and toilet counters, everywhere Two aizea, #5 cents and |1.15.

A sample and a booklet will be sent you (from manufacturers only) upon receipt of 10 cents. Mention shade desired when writing or purchasing. Prepared by The Kenton Pharmacal Co., Suite 406 Coppin Bldg., Covington, Ky.

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of J4.500,000, as had originally been estimated. This point has not been settled, however, neither has it been determined what the oondltrons of payment will be.

It is expected that these points will be settled, however, before Thursday night when the next meeting of the organization takes place at the auditorium of the state normal At this meeting subscription blanks will be distribute^, final instructions given, and each worker given a metal badge by which he or she can be distinguished by the intending bond buyer.

Preparations for the drive went On as actively in the townships as in the city. The township chairtnen again Were out today organizing their territories, selecting lieutenants and arranging for organization meetings.

At Seelyville Tonight.

Tisi Creek township will have a meeting at Seelyville tonight which which will be addressed by Sergeant Desmond, a wounded Canadian soldier, who has seen much service at the front. Tomorrow night Sergeant Ix-smond will address an organization meeting at North Terre Haute and on Thursday night there will be another soldier speaker here who will speak to the Pierson township workers at B'ackhawk. Chairman Yaw, of Pierson township, expects to have 36 workers in line by Thursday night and promises that his territory will be covered completely by the evening ©f Sept. 28.

In Terre, Haute the women and men S(hool district captains are co-opera-ting in the organization of the campaign. The women have about completed preparations for putting the finishing touches to the census which i to guide the organization in carrying on the work of solicitation. "We expect to have this work completed and to be ready with a complete census of every wage earner or property owner In every school district before conscience Sunday," said Mrs. Tiobert B. Lee. women's city chairman. "(ur women are hard at work On this task and are doing splendid work."

Posters and other advertising matter pertaining to the loan are expected to arrive In a day or two and the county will be completely covered with Liberty Lxan advertising by the end of the week.

MEN FEEL TIRED, TOO. While much Is said about tired women it must be remembered that men also J^iy the penalty of overwork. When the kidneys are weak, inactive or sluggish, when one feels tired out and miserable, lacks energy and ambition. Foley Kidney Pills are tonic and strengthening. Wm. H. Clark, Springfield, Ohio, writes: "I found no relief from kidney trouble until I discovered Foley Kidney Pills. Now I am in A-l shape." They act quickly and surely. Valentine's Economical Drug Store, 34 Wabash avenue.—-Advertisement.

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The formula for big business is to sell a public necessity at prices the public genera y a n a ford to pay.

Here's Value For You: Battleship gray or brown kid} flexible sole, covered French heel, high eravenette top .......

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AUTUMN SUITS

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New Pal! Glove® to toake your wardrobe complete are here in every wanted color and style. Women's double silk Gloves in black and white with self and black stitching *i,? ...

HONORED AT CHICAGO

T^mma £. May Elected Chairman of Finance Committee of Bosiacss Women's Federation,

Wlsg Kfnma May, of Smith Twelfth street, and member of the Business Woman's Federation of Terre Haute, who was- elected as governor of the National Business Woman's Congress and who is now in Chicago attending a meeting of the executive body was chosen as chairman of the finance committee for the national body yesterday. Her appointment came through the recomendation of Miss Florence King, national president. Miss King cited the fact that it was through the efforts of Miss May that Terre Haute was first in Indiana or in fact any of the states, to All the qnota apportioned for raising funds to send the president overseas on a special mission, as well as Terre Hante is the only organization which has six sustaining memberships in the national association.

Mrs. George Gilham, of St_ TjouIs, Mo., was made chairman of the legislative committee Mrs. Howard GouM, Washington, D. C\, of the congressional committee Miss Nell Allemong, Indianapolis. of the organisation commiMee. Miss Allemong is Indiana staie resident as well Mrs. C. M. Crawford, of Clinton, 111., of the commercial committee Miss Grace Wood, Washington, D. C, of the business committee. The following governors have been selected at this meeting to fill vacancies, left by those who were elected at the convention held recently in Cincinnati, O., and who have failed to qualify or*refused to serve: Miss Sade Rarber, Buffalo, N. Y. M1ss Josephine Hall. Saginaw, Mich. Miss Bellamy, Wyoming Dr Palmer, of Iowa.

Mrs. F. M. Pope, Joplin, Mo., was elected to mi the vacancy of second vice president in the place of Mrs. Thomas Scully, of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Mrs. Campbell Holton, of Bloomington, I1L. was made chairman of the vigilance committee Miss .Lena Phillvrs. of New York City, of the war work and reconstruction committee. Mr. Edward, of Maryland buildins:. Washington, D. C-, who was made an honorary member of the organization at the convention, was placed at the head of the publicity committee. Miss

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Women's double tipped silk Gloves 2-clasp in gray, white auod black with self and contrasting stitching pair ...........

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Women's white chamoLsette Gloves with self and black, stitching alao all black Gloves special, pair 0«/C Women's washable kid Gloves in gray, brown, t^j self tfJO KA stitching pair

HAUTE TJUBUNK

Unprecedented Suit Special at

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eially priced Suit*—but, never have you seen the equal of these wonderful new Pall Suits. They ire different. They speak refinement. They have grace and style. You will see things and finishes that seldom are embodied in garments priced even higher. Every wanted :olor is represented every highlass cut and style is here—even Jie fabrics are extraordinary qualties, and the tailoring is supreme. There are blues, browns, grays, Burgundy and blacks. Extra specially priced for Wednesday onlf

—1 See them in our windows and second floor.'

Art Goods

Third Floor.

Visit our new Art Department—you will find all the new authentic artneedle craft of the season to beautify your home and for gift purposes. Lacs Trimmed Scarfs—20x54, with flinch lace edge and white centers. 75o nlin special Stamped Pillow Cases—36x42. Continental tab tag value. Special, patr.......... Knitting Wool—Khaki, gray and navy —for Soldiers' and sailors' socks and sweaters at, skein Stamped end Made Dresses—in all the new fabrics and shades. Sizes 2 to IS /ears. Prices .....

Jean Ramsey, of Detroit, Mich. of the foreign relations committee Miss I^aura Fixen, of Chicago, of the information on investments, and Miss F. King, of Chicago, of the lecture bureau. Miss May will arrive home today,

GRAND JURY AT WORK.

The grand Jury was sworn in Tuesday morning by Judge Charles Pulllam, of the Vigo County Circuit ourt, and commenced its work under the direction of Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John Jeffries. Newton Woods, of Honey Creek township, was elected foreman of

the Jury.

tHE TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED PAGE is the greatest real estate market of western Indiana and eastern Illinois.

A»4 Mem. S«y» Dr. R«I4. Who PraicHbM It to Nourish and Starr act ken the

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^BOSTON. MASS.—Both my friends of tbe profession and myself—doctors all —have b^cn amazed at the transformation wrought by a few days' use of phosphorated malt.

Not long a#ro a woman came to me in a sad state of physical and ri-rrou:4 exhaustion. She was fretful, fault-firi ng and nervous and complained of f»»ling tired all the time. She nad b*on grle\ousiv miscreated by her household and by all her friends—accord ins to i'er story. To her the world Wan a dreary place and life itself was a burden and a bore. I had treated her oefore and knew her family- and social life to be ideal except for her own distorted imagination. I told her to e^t less, and take two-lhe grain tablets of phosphorated malt after each meal, and to report to me at the end of a week. In about two weeks she came into lny otTiee, rosy-cheeked, happy and carefree. a picture of exultant health—the kind that knows no nerves and forgets to be unhappy. 1 have seen phosphorated mait double endurance and mental activity In less than two weeks' tim« after all else had faileid, even the best phy»iclan:. 1 have seep It bring roses to the c.reeks of pale, tir«d. nervous, overworked won.er. and the crimuon blood of heijth and a happy smile to the fa^es of children recovering from Ion?? spells of sickness. Physicians all !:now that phosphorus above all things nourishes the brain and nerves and tha,t Vithout it gt od health is Impossible. Nerves anei brain need it like the body Peels food. It strengthens and vitalises! evt rv nerve and organ ru "-he human I body. Why, without ii even blunts TVtll not grow and soil itself becomes ivoor an'l unproductive Naiurt ttor y»I»-

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Wednesday, Suburban Day

Wonderful Autumn Apparel, Fabrics and Accessories Specially Priced Throughout This Newly Enlarged Store for Wednesday, Suburban Day.

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Beautiful Crepe de Chine Blouses

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ftegular $5.00 ValuA. Absolutely new fresh clean waists, Just received this is an unusual offering, especially when these fabrics are increasing in price every day. Better take advantage of this sale, they won't last long. The colors are maize, flesh, pink, gray, green and. white. For Wednesday, $3.49.

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SPOILS CIRCUS TRADE.

Police Put Crimp In One Bootlegger's Activities. The apparent laying in of a good stock of wet goods for the circus day crowd, resulted in Edward Taylor, Si years old, being sent to Jail Tuesday morning charged with bootlegging and violating the state liquor law, after he had beea examined by Captain VanCleave.

Sergeant Deer and Patrolman Moore, armed with a search warrant, went to Taylor's room at Fourth and Ohio streets, and found three full quarts of whiskey, two partly filled bottles, one glass jug and one empty bottle. This collection of glassware was left at the store room at police headquarters.

Doctors Amazed at Power of Phosphorated Malt to Bring Strength and Steady Nerves to Pale, Weak, Nervous Women

dom has made it necessary to all life botn vegetable and animal, and It is just as indispensable-to health as pure atr and nourishing, wholesome food. Tot most, of us .gradually exhaust ur phosphorus supply and do nothing to replenish it, so that more phosphorus is a common need of both men and women, though few realize it The people in need of phosphorus often think that stomach, liver or kldneye are making them sick or nervous and rundown when all they really need is little more phosphorus to tone up the nerves snd give strength and vigor to the body.

Physicians know the value of phosphorus and everybody knows the tonic value of malt, a rema-rkable tissue Dutlder especially adapted to the needs of nursing mothers and weak anaemic women and men. Combined with phosphorus ancf phosphates as in phosphorated malt it nourishes the bodv bv aiding the system to convert food "into living tissue Phosphorated malt contains phosphorus in a state almost Identical with that found in the brain and nervo cells of Htrong, healthy, vigorous people and after a few days of it weak, tired n-rves thrill with energy, pleasure is more inviting, work become® easier and you face the day with renewed confidence, enduraru e, and enthusiasm.

Manufacturers' Note to Physicians Phosphorated malt, so highly recommended by Dr. Held, Is not a patent medicine or a secret remedv. The formula, for the information of phym.ians and the public, is printed on every package. It is sold under a guarantee to increase endurance an«i mental activity or the price will be refunded. Even In cases where you prescribe it and it fails the druggist will refund the purchase price. The manufacturers Insist that all druggists sell it subject to this guarantee. It is dispensed in Terre Haute by New Central Pharmacy and Owl Drug Co.—Adver-

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l/ovely new shimmering Silks all are here for yonr choosing also the new Pur Cloths for stoles and trimming. Molestfa ClotB—50-ta. wide yard ....$104X1 Beaver Fur Cloth—&0-in. wide yard .$12.00 Plush—50-in. wide yard. .$10.00 Gray Caracal—50-in. wide yard $12.00 Black Baby Lamb—50-in. wide yard $1000 36-in. new Scotch Plaid Silk at. yard $2.23 Taffeta Silk, in all the wanted colors and black 36-in. wide regular $1.7# value Wednesday, yard $1.50 S3 -in. Tub Silks for men's shirts all new stripes and fast colors special, yard «»»«••.*#*••$139

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AUTUMN MILLINERY

Unprecedented Sale of Women's and Misses'

New Soft Velvet Hats

Priced for Wednesdav

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All the new shades, style* And novelty effects will be found In this great offering— 4bey are for the miss as wel! as the grown-ups. You will And the cute Bonnets, stylish large Hats. lovely small creations all designed by the best Irtists in every wanted color if course they are wortll Sonsiderably more than we price them, but come and sob them in our show window— fou will be convinced. For fVednesday inly ..........

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Wonderful New Felt Hats at $2.00

Have yon seen the Felt Hats that axe priced at $2.00? "When you do, you will buy one. They are extraordinary values, really Worth considerably more, than we ask. Have a look. Only

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-Things to help you look your best at all times, can be found in this new enlarged department. Ammonds' Bouquet Face Powder 50% Amber Royal Face Powder $2.35 Aaura Face Powder l.*.......$1.45 Luxor Face Powder 50o Mavis Face Powder ..., 50e Cream of Almonds .t.. -35e Glaciol Ixjtion »35o Heinds' Honey and Almond Cream 43c Benzoin and Almond Cream 35c Orchard White, to use with lemoo juice ...40c Cinderella—the wonder soap—colors and cleans in otje operation-*

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Holsum Bread

Tbe Loaf With the Delightful Flavor

"Quality*''is the watchword in the production of Victory Holsum Bread. The finest materials that money can buy is used in the making. Bpotless cleanliness is a marked feature both in the shop and in the delivery that is why Holsum bread comes to the home wrapped in a special waxed paper. .-

Bay to the grocery boy: "Bring me a loaf of your best bread and he will bring you Victor^ Holsum Bread.

Made by tbe Ideal Baking Co.

EASY MONEY For Men or Women SECURITY LOA* CO.

17 South Fourth 8tree*. Both Phone* 1072. "Loan* on houeohold flood*, pianos, live stock and automobile*.

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