Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 June 1919 — Page 3

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ROTARY CLUB AIDS BOY SCOUT cm

J)r!ve Comes to a Close With Fairly Good Success In Securing Jlemberships.

Boy Scoot week In Terr© Haute Came to & successful close last night 'fcnd a number of reports upon the Oampalgn for associate members ifcmonj business and professional men •—similar to the campaign being held throughout the country. Numerous Itsaturear throughout the week were provided by the boy scouts of the city in field meets and demonstrations of their work at various parts of the city, Jtvhile the khaki youngsters were con•Uuitly In evidence on the streets

Heading the week's movement loj(Bally were James S. Royse, president ®f the Chamber of Commerce, and Fred H. Waldron, secretary of the Rotary ifelub, the two working in conjunction '•tod feaponsible for the success attained tn the campaign. Under their fntdanse the campaign waa carried 'tut through the division of the city ,feito school districts. I Ms. Royse was appointed as head of the week's activities in a letter from .ttViniam G. JlcAdoo and Immediately tkamed a strong corps of assistants and plans were laid before theim at a

Juncheon at the Elk's club. In workJng out the campaign plans, copies of 'Mr. McAdoo's letter and of a proclamation by the president setting aside •the seven days as Boy Scout week,

Heere sent to the schools and transmitted through the pupils to their parents.

These contained the reasons for the fcampaign and urged all to become affiliated with the movement as associate members, at a small fee of one i Collar for the annual dues.

Robert Nitsche, as chairman of the local committee, conducted a followUp campaign among the merchants ©f the city, his assistants to make reN|orts to hit upon their work. Reports from the school districts were to go first to the principals, and then transmitted to George Wyckoff, scout IExecutive for the city/ Owing to the itisual Saturday niglit business rush, fio reports were given In to either Mr. fcOtsche or Executive "VTyckoff. hut they :are to be turned In on Sunday and I Monday for a compilation.

Members of the Itotary club particl•^ated In the movement to the number of 147 who took out associate memhere hips. The club has assumed the fostering of the boy scout work of [the city and It Is ardently pushed by toth the organizations and the memten as Individuals.

Remembered first birthday.

"Under hypnosis We can bring back •very memory," said Dr. William Brown in a lecture on pathological fiaychology at King's collega "I have brought back all the birthdays of sev!#ral patients. They tell all about them

the presents they received, and •how pleasureable emotions. One patient recalled his lirst birthday. He told me he was carried across a bridge

Gosport ,by his father, and recalled the fact that he was tickled by his '[father's hairy chin. When he awoke from the hypnotic sleep I told him !ltrhat he had recounted. 'It must have been my first blrth!*Jay.' he said, 'for my family left that fclace when I was IS months old.'

Hints For Housewives In Caring For Milk

Fupplementing the regulations issued recently*1 for the operation of itnllk producers and handlers, Dr. |Harr\ E. Barnard, state food and drug commissioner, has issued a bulletin, j&n co-operation with the dairy division of the bureau of animal lndustry, United States department of agsictilture, on "The Milk Consumers'

Jlesponsibility," in which are pointed cut essentials in the care of milk for 'the mainteaance of its food values, after it has left the distributors' hands. "Many complaints of bad milk have #een laid at the doora of the producers, when housewives themselves »were to blame says the bulletin. *The consumer should accept no system of delivery which does not bring the milk into the homes In bottles. Other methods of handling are obsolete and represent ignorance or carelespness on the part of the dairyman. (There are four general conditions to (avoid In handling milk In the home: jjTrst. Placing milk In unclean uteniBfla. Second. Exposing milk unnecessarily to the air. Third. Fkllure to keop milk cold up to the time of using. (Fourth. Exposing milk to flies. "Whenever possible milk should be •IJrept in the original container. After the cap on the bottle has been removed, another made of paper may be need or the mouth of the bottle may jibe covered with an inverted drinking 1,glass. The pourln* of milk from the i bottle to another container, usually I mot thoroughly clean, means the adjdltlon of bacteria. Milk should not jle poured from original container unless it Is to be used immediately. Exposure of milk to the air means an lni crease In bacteria and In foreign ma. i'terlal.

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of odors from unclean refrigerators and from such foods as fish, cabbage I and onion*. It is the duty of the dn'ryman to deliver the milk cold.

Unless the housewife receives the lanilk personally when delivered, she should "have an insulated porch box for holding the milk and keeping It oold, A simple, inexpensive arrangement can easily be made by placing a nmall box or tin pail inside another larger box or pall and filling the space

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cover, insulated with newspaper, (should be made. Keep the bottle of milk In the refrigerator and remove j-only for immediate use. Under no circumstances should milk bo exposed to flies. The presence of flies 'fn milk not only makes It filthy, but exposes the person who drinks It to the possible danger of contagions disease."

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Serpentine Crepe

Kimonos

—So cool and so essential to every woman's summer wardrobe—for vacationists, for stay-at-homes. •—Shown In loose line and empire styles of soft, serviceable (Serpentina crepe in all colors •.nd many pretty patterns. •—Trimmed with banda of washable satin, ribbon b^ws and

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•—Genuine cowhide leather with smooth "brown finish 18-ln. size roomy d-| A Qpf and attractive specials, -,

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SURETY COUPONS GIVEN AND REDEEMED

Emb. Voiles and Organdies—in

smooth, sheer Qualities lovely patterns embroidered in white and colored silk 40ia. wide beautiful! Regular $1 and $1.25 Fabrics, for

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•els. [Regular and extra «lzea at |355 to $8.98. —Root's—2nd Floon—«

•—Before any housekeeper decides upon buying a new Refrigerator, let her read and understand for her own good tlfe following facts: --The Good Housekeeping Institute, of New York City, has just completed some tests of the Bohn Svphon Refrigerator, which are interesting. A No. 42 Bohn was used and the tests covered a period of one hundred consecutive hours.

—Tn one tent, with an average room temperature of 75 degrreea, the average temperature maintained In the food compartment was 45V4 degrees, with an average Ice consumption of li lbs. per day for 24 hours.

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Sheer, Dainty Serviceable— at Remarkably Low Prices

—•Generously large assortments of the most wanted fabrics '—an amazing variety of patterns in white and summer tints, and the dependable qualities show how carefully we have prepared to meet all your requirements.

Georgette Printed Voiles —Special, yd., 75c

—The leading fabrics of the hour I 40-in. extra quality, sheer, Chiffon Voiles in the loreliest of patterns and coloring*. Wonderfully effective for dresses and Russian blouses. —Also, Georgette Printed French Voiles, at $1.25.

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New Colored Organdies—40-in.

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Mercerized Beach Cloth—of ex

tra quality 36-ln. wide soft, cool and serviceable for wash skirts, smocks, middies, children's wash nuits, etc. Choice pt pink, delft, rose, ceseda, COpenliageu ind white. Yard Ui/t

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wide fresh, crisp, sheer launders beau- domestic and impurU'cU qualities permatifully colors of rose, Copenhagen blue, nently sheer and crisp widths of 40 to maize, bisque and

White Organdies—of fino

green. 45-in. variously priced at fl.75, f?*

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^Uood value, at, yard I DC $1.50, $1.25, $1.00 and t)C

—White Tricotine ized yard 69c. —White Pique Skirtingsto $1.50.

Skirtings—36-in. yarn mercer-

-27 to 44-in. wide yard 49c

Lovely New White Frocks

—Root's—Second Floor—

—:for graduation, Parties and All Summer Festivities —Here they are in bewitching array—filmy, sheer, frilly and fashioned just as particular young graduates and discriminating women want them. Never was the* charm of youth, daintiness and summer loveliness so successfully embodied in Frocks as in these models of

—Organdies —Sheer Voiles —Crepe de 'Chine

—Wee ruffles, dainty laces, skillful, tucking^ and embroideries trjm them in such delightful fashion that word description falls short of its purpose. You must see them to appreciate their loveliness. Priced $8.95, $15, $18.50 to $35.

—Frocks of Organdie,"Voiles, Crepe de Chine and Georgette Orepe-r-in colors—at $12.50 to $50. —Gingham and Printed Voile Frocks —$4.95, $6.95 to $35.

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69c Turkish Bath Towels, 45c

—Larg-e, 23x42-^. Towels, closely, woven, soft and absorbent. In white and with fast color red and blue borders. Offered under present wholesale quotations, at 45c. ~39c Fancy Turkish Towels, 18x33 inch size for 25c —29c White Turkish Towels hemmed, five for $1.00 —79c Extra Large Turkish Bath

Towels, 55c

Good Housekeeping Institute Endorses the Famous Bohn Refrigerator

Bohn Syphon Refrigerators Have 11 Linings

They are Wonderfully Scientific Ice and Food Savers

—They hare constant air circulation keeping foods dry and preservative, keeping butter, milk, m^ats and vegetables cold as January—without taint or odor. —The famous Bolin Refrigerator will prove a life-long safeguard of .the family's health—and prove the most economical Refrigerator you can buy.

Select a Bohn-Syphon Refrigerator at Once On Otbr Household Club Plan—Pay a Little at a Time,

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—In another, with an average room temperature of 68 degrees, the average temperature maintained In the fooV Compartment was 41.2 degrees, with an average ice consumption of 14^ lbs. per day for 24 hours.

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$65 Alex. Smith's Axminstfer Rugs 0.75 &—

—Seamless Axminsters in 12 ft. size heavy, serviceable quality in broad variety of attractive patterns and colorings.

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$37.5Q Tap. Brussels Rugs

—Closely woven, easy-to'-clean, Bigelow-Hartford Rugs known for their long service. Shown soft, neutral colorings and attractive patterns—for bed rooms ing rooms and living rooms Jess, 9x12 ft. size.

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$29.58 Axminster Ruga—in 6

ft. 9-In. by 9 ft. size heavy quality in small-figured effects and soft, neutral colorings ideal for bedrooms nnd sir,nil dining rooms sale price

$62.50 Body Brussels Rugs—of

unusual quality in pleasing variety of chintz and small patterns

soft colorings. 9x12 ft. size. Each,

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$51.95

$10.50 Fibre'Rockers $0.95

—An Investment in comfort for your porch or living room. These are closely woven, brown Fibre Rockers In commodious, comfortable design with broad back and low arms. Save near a third Monday, at $6.l5.

$27.50 Cotton Felt Mattresses—

of exceptional quality roll edge cotton felt Mattresses—built layer by layer weight 45 lbs. covered with heavy, siriped ticking on

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Bigelow-Hartford and Alex. Smith & Sons'

—These are the famous Bigelow-Hartford Axminsters and fife Wilton Velvets—the mere mention of which indicates to Rug-knowing folks ihe surpassing qualities and exceptional *buying opportunities offered.

Smith's 11.3x12* ft. Axminster Rugs .95-

—Regular $75 Rugs—of splendid quality—in beautiful small figured, oriental and floral patterns. Ideal for any large room.

$11.50 Axminster Rugs—in

36x72-iu. size for doorways, halls and bare corners exceptionally heavy qual-' ity in attractive designs tf»Q QC and colors. Special........

$6 Axminster Rugs—in popu

lar iTxO-i-in. size intricate Chinese, "'small-figured, floral, medallion and oriental patterns heavy, long (I» rTQ nap. Sale price tp4r» I

Root'®—4th Floor

Furniture of Style and Quality

—•Special Low Prices.for Monday

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$77.50 Library Suites—consisting

of settee, chair and rocker of select quartered oak massive design with spring seats upholstered with heav,y brown Spanish leather

—Good, substantial Furniture of artistic merit for every room—Furniture to add real comfort mid beauty to your home for summer months and years to come. Buy on our Household Club Plan, if you wish—and enjoy the Furniture immediately. .a

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$7.25 Porch Swings—5 ft size solid

oak bolt construction complete OK Jwith hooks and chains, for

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High-grade Rugs at Unmatchable Savings V'" yi

--A combination of circumstances, fortunate for us and YOU, Jbrings this unparalleled value-giving e\eiit tof •1 erre Haute Home-makers. With wholesale prices soaring' to new heights, with the manufacltn• of Ru^ fraught with new difficulties heretofore unknown—the Root Store takes well-meant pride in oTiering thoroughly dependable quality Rugs at these money-saving prices. Surely, if ever there came a time to buy. good Rugs at savings, that .time fs NOW—in this sale.

Both are extra heavy quality Rugs shown in a widely varied assortment patterns*—Chinese, florals, medallions, and small-figured designs—in

.50 Axminster and Wilton Velvet Rugs-

Uncommon values, iudced, at $58.75.

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"THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP, AFTER ALL"

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$47.50 Axminster Rugs—

This Artistic Old Ivory Bed Room Suite, $134.50

Four Pieces—Regular Price $160 i

—Exactly as pictured—this 1s a Bed Room Suite of charmingly dainty lines that is certain to appeal to admirers of distinctive Furniture. Splendidly constructed throughout and handsomely finished, itlso. shown in French gray. Complete for $134.50.

$192 Dining Room Suites, $165 -r

—Eight pieces of rich brown mahogany in Queen Ann deslpn: M-in. buffet, 60-ln. oblong table, host chair and five side chairs with Spanish leather slip seats. —RootV*5th Floors—

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$47.50 Large Brussels Rugs

—T+iere are II ft. 3-in."by 12 ft. Rugs—seam If ss, and of heavy, Bigelow-Hartforfl quality. Choice of floral, small-figured, and intricate oriental patterns suitable for any room.-

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-^-A limited num'oer. but values quite out of the ordinary. Assorted small, all-over effects in wanted colorings. JBe earlv to get them.

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eral groups corntuiiod inio one ii•« collection for this sale. Many Ch ic-} designs and colorings. AH arc L'Tx&^-iiu size sale AST/ Tttice

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$22.50 Axminster Kail Runners—3 ft. by 12 size

Very heavy quality in pretty sill-over designs In tan, blue and rose combinations. Remarkable values, at f.

$16.95

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