Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 September 1918 — Page 3

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NewSiip-on' Sweaters

—-Women will welcome them for their smart styles and specially marked prices —of

$5 $8«

—They are the popular fitted Waist-line styles—purled effects, belted and sash-cord trimmed— go rnurh in demand that manufacturers are pressed to make deliveries.

Shown with large square and show) collars—in self and contrasting color effects with cuffs to match. —Salmon, corn, turquoise, green, |)lnk. blue and fascinating combinations. Tliey will go quickly at $5.50 and $8.50. _Third Floor"—'

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Chemise

—of s ft, silky batiste and nainsook, special

$1.25

—Several models showing V and square necks deeply trimmed front and back with filet lace and or^nrvlle insertions. Unusual values at Saturday's price, each $1.26.

Camisoles and Corset Oovers, each $1.00

-—Of soft, washable satin iti flesh shade—prettily trimmed back and front with dainty lace V and round necks ribbon run. Each $1.00.

Outing Gowns, $1.50

—Double yoke Outing Gowns of good, warm quality long sleeve and high necks pink and blue stripes? —Second Floor—

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Changeable Silk Petticoats, for $5.95

—Shimmering, soft quality taffeta silk Petticoats in wide variety of chic styles for smart dressers—to emphasize the beauty of new tailored suits. Prettily made with pleated, tucked, Bhirred and ruffled flounces. All colorings. Extra values, at $5.96. —Second Flooi*—

Achieving the Unusual in Style and Value

$22.50 $29.50 $39.50

Special Purchases Brmg These Extraordinary Values Latest Models of Beautiful Warm Materials —Pure luck that brought them. Every woman knowing good quality materials and their scarcity will jump at the chance to get these Coats at up to one-third less than tliey were expected to sell for.

's New Coats

—Burellas, broadcloths, velours, plushes, tweeds, army efotfcs, cylinder cloth—all rich, warm fabrics in beautiful colors of navy blue, green, burgundy, brown, black, khaki, taupe and novelties. —Styles are beautiful. Straight-line effects, voluminous Coats, high-waisted styles for small women. Collars are large and convertible—many of fur or velvet. —Belts show many novel ideas. All sound a note of youthfulness and practicability. AD sizes. At $22.50, $29.50, $35.

$49.50,

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For School and bress W ear

—Simple, charming frocks of ginghams and percales in plaids, plain colors And combinations fast colors sizes to 14 years.

Elegance and Comfort in Brown Boots

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$69*50 to $139.50

Millinery of the Moment

In Wondrous Variety

$5 amy $7.50 —A surpassing collection of the newest models—revealing that smartness and refined elegance usually seen only in Hats at higher prices.

—Lyons velvet, paon velvet, beaver —the favored materials—for small tailored shapes, medium .size Hats,

and wide brim picturesque Hats in such diversity that it is an easy matter to be smartly hatted. —Beautiful ostrich fancies bedeck many of the prettiest models. Jet also is in high favor as are burnt feather fancies, quins, cut .steel, floral and chenille ornaments. —All colors. Out-of-the-ordinary Hats—at $5 and $7.50. —Third Floor—

Lovely New Coats for Girls

$9.95

—Late arrivals bring many warm cloth coats— soft, lustrous plushes—beautiful corduroys for every little miss from six to fourteen years. Most of them are full lined and interlined—many with quilted linings. All are cleverly fashioned in straight-line and high waisted effects with novel belt arrangements, and warm, snugly collars. —All colors. Beautiful Coats, at $9.95.

School Dresses $3.98

Warm Sweaters

—Of all wool in attractive models and all colors—at $2.49, $2.95 to $9.95.

Girls' Velvet Hats—$1.50 to $10

-pair $12.00

—A new and stunning model of extra quality, soft, dark brown kidskin with an elegance of design and finish to enhance the appearance of any costume. Made^ in high lace style, gracefully arched and perfect fitting. Leather Louis heels and welt soles. Pair *12.

"Dolly Madison" Gray Boots, $11

—Beautiful Mark gray hidskin Boots in S'.i-in. lace style with imitation tiffed toes and leather Louis heels. All sizes. Pair $11.

—Other Gray Boots at $9 to $13.50.

Billiken Shoes

For All Children

—Broad nature shapes extra quality leathers with flexible, sowed soles. Sizes & to 2—at $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00.

Boys' Ta n Shoes, $5

—English lace style of durable tan leather built over mannish lasts. Ideal for school wear sizes 1 to 6 pr. $5. —Second Floor—

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Saturday Only!

Warm

Underwear

For Women

$140

—Worth a third more—these fine, white cotton Union Suits of the well-known Richelieu make, the kind that fit .so comfortably and give splendid service. —Low neck, sleeveless style in ankle length. All regular sizes. Save on your winter's supply—-aj $1.10. —Fust Floor—

Saturday Only! Vanity Fair Silk Gloves

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89c

—The regular $1.25 Gloves— of fine, soft quality Milanese Silk with double finger tips. Shown in white with self and black stitching. All sizes. Very special, pair 89c.

$2.50 Washable Cape Gloves, $1.65

—Beautiful quality washable Cape Gloves In colors of brown, gray and champagne with self and contrast embroideries. All sizes. Save a third at, pair.$1.65. —First Floor—

Saturday Only

39c Ribbons 3 yds. $1.00

—Ribbons that will add a sparkle to any little girl's school or dress clothes—Ribbons for fancy work, for bags, for Christmas gift novelties. —A broad assortment of light and dark Dresdens. Warp prints, and striped satin and taffeta Ribbons in large and small patterns. 6 and 6-in. wide. Extra special, 2 yards $1.00. —First Floor—

the specially blended and fresh roasted Chase & Sanborn Coffee obtainable only at Root's equals any 25c Coffee special, Qpound A *71/

Root Special Coffee—the

i u l- o i e a e r- i n n e Coffee especially blended for Root's regular 32c value special Saturday,

OCTAGON SOAP—the large bars of Colgate Laundry Soap, worth 9c each.. extra special, 10 bars 69c (Small Bars—10 for 45c.) HONEY—fresh shipment, pure, delicious honey extra large jar, $1.25} medium, 60c small....40c HEALTH BRAN—Pillsbury's Sterilized nature's own laxative fine for muffins, cookies, etc. 15c pkg 12*/fec POTATOES—Extra, fancy, selected

White Northern Potatoes uniform in size guaranteed good cookers 214 bushel bag, $5.18 bushel, $2.10 15-lb. peck 53c

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Other Suits:

$3.00 Cut Glass

$1.49

Cream and Sugar Sets, Bowls and Vases

—Sparkling, clear, heavy quality Cut Glass in beautiful floral *and conventional designs—two and three styles of each, and all priced at less than today's wholesale prices. Buy now for gifts—saving up to half. Each

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Be Early for These!

Men's Silk Thread Hose 3 eii? $1.25

—Particular men well know the quality usually selling for 75c a pair. The fact that they are slightly irregular brings this exceptional price nearly half, yet the imperfections are very slight and unharmful to their long-wearing qualities. Shown in black, brown, white, navy blue and gray. Ail sizes. 50c a pair—or 3 pairs $1.26.-

Women's $1.55 Three Pairs for $2.95 Silk Hosiery pair $1.09

—Full-fashioned, pure thread silk Ho siery of lustrous, serviceable quality-— slightly imperfect. Offered in black only in all sizes. —First Floor—

Continues Saturday—The September

Canned Goods Sale

—Not a family should let this food-saving opportunity pass without supplying winter's needs at the low prices available. —Many other "Specials" fpr Saturday afford splendid savings on high-quality foods. (United States Food Administration License No. B-05997)

Coffee—Special Santos

Ivory Soap—limit of 20

bars to each purchaser—

10

28c

BUTTER—Gold Medal Brand fresh churned, delicious, (first quality Creamery Butter P\Q/* speoial, lb «/1/ EGGS—Strictly freshn direct from the country dozen 48c

58c

BARS

Mazola Cooking Oil—the

pure vegetable oil for frying, shortening especially good for salads more economical than lard full gallons, $2.50 '4 gallon, $1.28 quarts "til/ WATERMELONS—the last of the season selected, medium size melons guaranteed each... 12!/2C HAMS—Home Pride brand Home

Packing Co.'s highest grade sugar-cured, hickory smoked average 8 to 12 lbs. speoial, lb. 38c A O N—H a o n d's Famous Breakfast Bacon hickory smoked, sugar-cured, lean-streaked special, lb 55c MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI—

Skinner's Brand xnjide of finest ingredients regular 10c package special, three packages ...... 25c

From the Bakery

—Hot from the ovens at 10 a. m. delicious home-taste bread, cakes, pies, from our own glass-inclosed bakery. Bread, loaf............ ,10c and 15e I.ay«»r C«ke» 2."e and :?."c Pi»»—lursf, nell-flllet, flaky crustus each iiOc Cookie*, do*. 12- and l.'c Fniit Bars, doz 15c

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Have You Bought All tre Liberty Bonds You Can Possibly Pav For?

—Think a minute! Are you sacrificing to the limit? Nothing less will do. Fulfill the trust placed In you by the boys giving their all. Buy Bonds! Buy them How! Buy till it hurts.

Charming New Suits

Pi oof of Root's Value-Giving Supremacy

$25.00 $29.50 $39.50

Broadcloths, Silver tones, Serges, Velours, Velveteens, Gaberdines, Poplins, in Remarkable Variety ^-Dozens of them will be shown tomorrow for the first time—new, fashionable and underpriced. From the most simply tailored to the most elaborately fur-trimmed model, they are marked by quality of material and tailoring above the ordinary at their prices.

—-Styles are particularly alluring—showing chic and new models for small and younger women, smartly tailored and dressy styles for medium ,and large women. Every fashionable color is represented with plenty of navy blues and browns. Exceptional Suit* for $25. $22.50, $39.50.

No End of Smart I\ew Models, at

—Third Floor—

Special—

$2.25

—You particular men who know so well the comfort and quality of jGlobe Union Suits— and will have no other—will do well to supply your needs early. Stocks are ample now, but you know the demand and that prices dre advancing. Even now they are priced at much less than present worth of $3 the garment. —J3uv now while available— in all sizes from 34 to 52 at Suit, $2.25. "Globe" $4.50 Part Wool

Union Suits, Special $3.2$

$2.25 Union Suifs, $1.85

—Excellent quality^ warm, cotton-fleeced Uniol Suits purchased several months ago at old prices. Snug-fitting, splendid quality garments with re-inforced seams. Si^es 34 to 46. Special, $1.85. 43.25 Heavy Cotton Ribbed Union Suits all sizes for $2^ si*

Warm Army and Navy Sweaters

—Regulation style—the famous "Tom Wye" Sweater Coats with military collars or V neck styles—Sleeved and sleeveless. They are all wool, and guaranteed for service. Colors of khaki, gray and navy blue. Warm, extra quality Sweaters, at $12.35. —First Floor-—

Boys' Fashionable Suits

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$45, $49.50, $59.50 to $165.00

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"Globe." Union Suits

$9.45

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Extra Qua ity

—Durable wool Suits of fine serge and tweeds in plain blue, novelty grays and browns in the favored military, belted styles. These Suits are well made throughout—Suit£ that every boy will be proud to wear special, at $945.

Boys' Corduroy Trousers, $2 —Rich brown shade of splendid quality corduroy knickerbocker style sizes 7 to 16 years.

Boytf Overcoats—warm, fashionable models of serviceable materials solid color^ and novelties at $8.45 to $13.50. —Second Floor—