Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 October 1918 — Page 9
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THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
Wants you fo do your Christmas Shopping Early and Only Buy Useful Gifts
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MAY PROBE CHARGE
Bulgarian Grocers Charged With Assaulting Woman Customer and Giving Short Weight,
Two Bulgarians, George Lungoff and Vasil Arndoff, keepers of a grocery store at Fifteenth and Beech streets, who were arraigned in City Court Friday morninp on a charge of provoke upon a customer who complained of th price charged for sugar and a shortage of three ounces in & two pound package. \may na/ve more serious charges preferred against them when the affair becomes known to the food administration. As it now stnnda, •Anioff was fined $5 and costs on the provoke count and LungofT was fined $10 and costs, which was suspended.
According to the customer who pre-i'Tr'-d the charge, she went into the
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THE SUITS are In smart trimmed and plain ttiodels—In velours, serges and poplins, etc. unusual styles in w o e n s a n misses' size^i priced $25.00.
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DRESSES
New fall styles in Crepe de Chines, Georgette Combinations and Taffetas. Priced special tomorrow, at
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grocery stor® an4 purchased ttv*o pounds of sugar paying 22 cents for it. Bhe then took it next door and had it weighed and found that it was three ounces short. According to the evidence given Friday morning, the purchaser returned to the former place, nnd demanded that she be given an additional three ounces. She testified that the two men became angered and that LungofT grabbed the package from her hand and threw it on the floor and trampled It into the dust. She also testified that the men called her vile names and ejected her from the store.
The case, according to Prosecutor John Jeffries, may he tjaken up by the food administration. In the event #of the facts in the case being as stated by the witnesses in Cit^v Court, it is probable that both men may be heavily fined and their place of business closed.
INFLUENZA IN PAEKE.
By Special Correspondent. ROCKVILLE, Oct. it.—A general quarantine against Spanish influenza has been established in Parke county, all schools, churches and picture shows being closed and all in-door gatherings prohibited. Four deaths have resulted from the disease, among them that of William Brockway, a wealthy and prominent citizen Of "Montezifnaa. The epidemic is on the increase, numerous new cases being reported each day.
PHONE TRIBUNE YOUR WANT ADSL
Year's Greatest chase and $35 to $75
Suits-Coats
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Grouped in Two Big Lots at Two Prices, $25 and $37.50
Through the cooperation of friendly manufacturers, who needed our cash MORE than their high priced merchandise, we have made the Most Fortunate Ready-to-Wear Purchase in years and are thus in a position to offer these Extraordinary Suit and Coat Values
$35 fo $39.50 Garments $50 to $75.00 Garments
THE COATS are in burellas, velo u s e v i o s k e s e y a a n plushes clever styles in women's and misses' size*, go in this sale at only $25.00.
DRESSES
Serge, Satin, Taffeta Silk and Georgette Dresses in Clever models. Featured tomorrow, at
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THE SUITS are handsome tailleur and modish u i e styles in elegant o adcloth, velvet, serge, silvero n e v e o u wonderful values at $37.50.
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Women's and misses' stunning new fall Dresses reduccd. Sensational sacrifice of broken assortments New Fall Dresses—in three Popular Priccd Groups.
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Sealette p'l u s h, fine broadcloths, s v e o n e s v e ours, bolivias and pom poms, in all fashionable colo s a n u a smart styles go at $37.60.
DRESS SALE
J25-J35
DRESSES
Serges, Satins, Silks and Georgette Dresses— for street and afternoon wear. On sale at
$15 $20
10 VISIT ME HAUTE
Secretary McClary Notified Friday Morning of Coming Saturday of Giant Airship.
Telegrams have been received by Secretary S. H. McClary, of the Chamber of Commerce, announcing the fact thaii two large bombing planes will stop at Terre Haute, at'9 o'clock Saturday morning to stay twenty-four hours, and equip with high ijest gasoline and mobiloil. The planes are enroute from the Ellington field, Texas, to Washington, D. C., and will "bomb" Terre Haute with Liberty Loan literature.
A notification reached Mr. McClary that tfie planes would arrive this morning and at 9 O'clock more than 150 citizens, including members of the Chamber of Commerce, assembled at Hjventy-fifth stteet, but the air craft failed to appear. A later message announced that the visit would be made twenty-four hours later, arriving at| 9 o'clock Saturday morning. An order to have in readiness 8j gallons of high test gasoline, together with ten gallons of best mobiloil was .sent to the srereitary of the Chamber of Commerce. Fifty-five gallons o£ ^asoliua was £lac-
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ed at the landing placo in readiness the morning although but a few hours were given the secretary to prepare.
A coincidence of the notification to the ChamDer of Commerce was, that the certification of the ftrst telegram sent arrived this morning through the United States mail, while no telegram has as yet reached the secretary, other than the last one which announced that the arrival would date twentyfour hours late.
The telegram received is as follows^ "Secretary Chamber qf^ Commerce, Terre Haute, Indiana. "4-5-9-6-(Period), two plains from Eliington Field, Texas, enroute to Washington, D. C., in connection Liberty Loan campaign (coma,) will stop at your city twenty-four hours later than schedule as originally announced (period). Request you have 80 gallons highest test gasoline and ten gallons Mobil oil on hand to avoid delay (period)." (Signed) FRANK, Commanding.
These huge bombing planes are carried by such high powered motors that the sound of their approach can be heard for considerable distance. It is expected that ,-| large crowd will await the landing tomorrow morning.
CONTENTION POSTPONED.
On account of the closing order being- in force until Oct. 20, the district convention of the Rebekah assembly, which was to be held Oct. 17, has been tailed off. jg convention will be held some time i?tfer and will be announced at the Dronfjfr time.
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WHAT'S HOUR IDEA ABOUT DAYLIGHT SAVING
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could get and suggested turning back •the clock,.,.at
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months. ,, I W. B. Hice. assistant' postmaster, hesitated not at-all when he voted for the extra hour of -sleep In the morning. Turn it .back, said Mr. rfice.
John McFall, whose laming interests are vieing with his -6ity business, declared for- the rising early plan and wants the clock "to sand as now read." -John O. Piety, of Allendale, stated that it really made no difference to him. either way would suit. •Raymond Pritchett, insurance man end- erstwhile theatrical manager and "trainer," was of the notion that "they" had better let well enough alone/
W T. Cheney, of the Walk-Over Boot Shop, is almost indifferent about the matter, but if he has any preference would rather it was changed back. Any way he agiee it tie majority in the matter.
Milton Herz, president, of the A. H^rz Store company, votes emphatically fpr the continuing of the same hoins. in Mr. liens opinion it is a matter of conservation o£ light, at
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Georgette Waists jn Greatest Sate regular $5 to $8 Values at
Pretty slip-over or front button effects-r^-rich-ly embroidered and beaded motifs—Val trimmed in daintily tucked Vestee effects—collarless and round neck effects—plaited frills and jabots. Richest Silk Georgettes,,Silk Crepe de Chines, Willow Silks—new autumn colors.
SKIRT SALE
Distinctively Styled Pall Skirts $20.00 Values
Specially featured at ....
$10=98
In the assortment are stunning vefotir pt&tds —handsome satin skirls, taffetas and dressy models of Silk Faille—box pleated, tunic and some with the new fringe trimming. All sizes, at $10.98. Others at $5.95, $8.95, $10.95 and up to $22.95.
Clever, becoming styles in the Chic Tailored Sailor shapes—of finest Hatters* Plush (silk beaver)-^-banded effects—sold everywhere at $5.00—featured special Saturday, at
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TRIMMED VELVET HATS
That will appeal to the discriminating- women of Terre Haute who want the very newest Fall TTaf s at a o u a i e i a y a n S a u a y o n y
.Included are the popular Lyons velvet, Panne velvet and Salt's velvet Large* Dressy Sailors and Mushrooms in all solid colors, as well as black with colored facings—Chenille, ostrich and embroidery trimmed—-$4.95.
HATTERS' PLUSH SAILORS
Brand New Hats Unfierpriced
Assortment of Children's Hats Priced From to
Tams at $1.00 to $1.95.
stronger in the afternoon than in the morning. Harry J. Cohen Is of the Opinion of Mr. pers. Let the race of the clock stay unchanged.
H. A. Pritchett, hello mam of the Citizens* telephone company,' -declared that he cared not fbr "beauty sleep" and was very well satisfied to let the time remain as it was.
Julius Lederer is Votihfe for the reverse order. Turn the locks back to take advantage of the daylight is the right order in Mr. Lederer's mind.
Prof. Robert .Uillum, of the Indiana State Normal faculty, wished the time changed for the winter to the regular time on account of the daylight saving in that direction.
There has always been a division of opinion of the turning back of the clock. Back in sweetheart days, there was always controversy when it was set back and then again turned up— wfongtime. \Mother and father have wageo many a wordy battle over the "wheels of time." Mother and daughter,, father and son have argued loud and long over just the problem which is now being thrashed out by Senators, by business men and just common citizens, who hate to get up early. The matter will be decided soon for October 27 is the date set for the "turning back.
HAVE YOU ANYTHING FOR SALE? If you have any thing to sell the Sunday Tribune will sell it. Twelve words, one time, 12c three times, 30c.
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SHOP EARLY Shop earlyf Buy something useful! Help your government! Buy more Liberty bonds! No extra help can be employed, so shop early and help outf
EXTRA! CHILD'S DRESSES
$5.00 Serge Dresses navy*,1
EXTRA! CHILD'S COATS
Here's the Season's Greatest Offer
Girl's $15 Coftts
Purchased from two New Yoftr A manufacturers—(790 fine fall and winter garments), at price concessions that enable us to sell these actual $15 coats at a saving
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Corduroys, Wool Velours^' Cheviots, Wool Plush and Zibelines. Handsome models—both plain and trimmed styles—in sizes 6 to 14 to choose from.
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LET TEACHERS HEI£.
Editor of the Tr bune: Since the'' teachers are idl* for two week? on full pay I wou!o' like to .see th.em voiunteer for Liberty loan werk. I suppose some" have done tf.cir share, but I D3!lev» s hastv crifanimation of every school di* trict sh ulcl be made under the teaol ers therein and I believe large and el feecive work coyld be done thereby. i\ merely offer the su„-«estinn.
FRANK J. MARTIN.
A Dead Stomacfr
Of What Use Is II?
Thousands? yes hundred* of thon sands of people throughout America are taking the slow death tfcatmt nt daily.
They are murdering their own storaach, the best ffiend they nave, and in their suMime hrnorance they think they are putting aside the laws of nature.
This is no sensational statement It is a startling fact, the truth of which any honorable phvstrian will not deny.
These thousands of people are swallowing daily hug-e -jua«titiefl of pepsin and other .strong disresiers, made especially to di*est the food in the stomach without any aid at ail from the digestive membrane of the stomach.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets relieve distressed stomach in five minutes: they do more. Takfn regularly for a few weeks they build up the. rur. down stomach and make it strong eno-j^h to digest its own food. Then lnditrcstion. belching, sour, stomach and headache will go. .'
Ml-o-na Stomach'tables* are hv drugsrists everywhere- and by Baur's Pharmacy in Terre Haute, who guaraD/ tees them.—Advertisement.
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