Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 June 1919 — Page 8

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STATE ROAD SYSTEM IS

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f.jPaol!. EnpHsh, Leavenworth, Corydon 4 to New Albany. Dixie highway from Paoli through

SarUinsbur^, Fredericksburg, Palmyra, Galena to New Albany. j-

Road from New Albany to Sellorsburer.

French Lick trail from Evansvllle to it Boonville. Jasper, French Lick, West BaOen to Pao'.i.

Midland trail from Vlncennea east t? ,• through Washington and Shoals to West Baden. %'i' Hoosier highway from Princeton 'f-t east to Muren to Jnnper.

I Highway from Muren to Petersburg. J? Highway from Cannelton north to -1"} i Tell Oity, Troy and Midway to Boonville. 5 Highway from Rockport to proposed ?§'«ast and west state htprhway.

Highway from Fredericksburg north to Salem, thence on Jackson highway to Seymour.

French Lick trail from Bedford through Leesvllle to Vallonia. NORTHWEST SECTION. ^Winona, trail, Plymouth to Valparaiso.

Liberty Way, Logansport through I Star City, Knox, Union, Center, Tracy, Laporte, Belfast to Michigan City.

Road from Hammond through Cavanaugh, Gary, Aetna, Fairfield and along the dunes to Michigan City.

Road south from Gary to Crownpoint, south on Jackson highway to Orchard Grove, east to Rivers, south to DeMotte, oast to Kersey, south through Rensselaer and connecting With the Corn Belt highway.

Corn belt highway from west »tat« line east through Kentland, Goodland, Wolcott, Monticello, Idaville, Logansport to Peru.

Highway south from Corn Belt highway at Goodland to Fowler, RainsTille, Attica and connecting witii the Dixie highway at Veedersburg.

Belt line highway from Chase. *ast through Templeton to Otterlein, thence along Jackson highway to Lafayette, thence east through Monitor, i'ettlt JUld connecting with north and south State highway east of Rossville

•i Highway south from Monticello to Xelphl, neou

Prince William. Cambria, conit* with Jackson highway at Frankfort, thence eouth to Indianapolis.

Road from Attica to Williamsport, Dixie highway from west state line to Crawfordsville, thence eaat to Lebanon.

Dixie Bee line road from Terre Baxxte, north to point where that Mgtiw&ys turns ea«t to Danville, 111., thence north connecting with Dixie iXglwasr at Foster.

Hur trail from Crawfordsville, vthwest through Waveland to RockArathTet wflle.

PUrf* Peak Ocean-to-Ocean highWay from Dixie Bee line east to Danville, thence southeast through Cartershnrg to National road.

Road from Greencastle southeast t» ffatlo nal road.

The Lincoln highway in T^ake, Porter, Laporte and St. Joseph counties Ja also provided in the plans.

NORTHEAST SECTION.

Boosier Dixie highway from Goshen

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Warsaw Winona trail from Range line road

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Road from Ilgonler to KendalvHle. Road from north state line, south through Lima, Lagrange. Wolcottville.

Great Healer for Sores, Cuts, Scalds, Burns and Bruises

Crrat Antiseptic Ointment Called San Cura that Valentine's Economical Drug Store, Wabash At 6'/3 Street,

Sells on Money-Baok Plan. "Arm badly scalded with steam," jfVrites Gilbert Hard of Rinnrd's Mills,

Ohio "San Cura Ointment relieved the pain at oncc and arm healed rapidly, 1| is a wonderful ointment.''

Here's another: "Ellis W. Frankenstein, Titusville, Pa., broke his leg was In bed six months discharged from hospital as incurable was* five years on crutches, while opening in leg continued to discharge pus suffered terrible pains San Cura Ointment drew out poisonons pus and many pieces of bone now perfectly healthy sore healed, and weight increased from 86 to 121 pounds.

San Cura Ointment Is such a marvelous healing antiseptic ointment that it Is sold on money-back plain.

It relieves itching skin, tetter, eczema, salt rheum, old running and fever Bores, ulcers, bolls, carbuncles, sore nipples, piles, frosted feet, chilblains, catarrh and chapped skin. Only 30 and 0 cents a Jar.

Be sure anrl always use SAN CURA SOAP for all skin diseases and to give you a fine complexion. It's a splendid baby soap, prevents lnXanUle diseases 25 cents—Adv.

YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE EUGENE WALTER'S FAMOUS STAGE SUCCESS 'MWWU*

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nge 1 City to Fort

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Wabash way from Peru to Wabash. 1 Hills and Lakes trail from Wabash ^Wrth to Winona trail.

Road southeast out of Wabash, east through Dora to Ben Hur trail in •Huntington county.

Ben Hur trail from Marlon north to

oos ier Dixie highway from Marion. south to Anderson, thence south through Huntsville and Eden to enlleld. ny highway from Rnnge line road, through Tipton, Alexandria and Mnncie to Winchester.

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Highway south from Muncie to Newcastle, thence* southeast to National road.

FARMER IflOORE GUNS 37 POUNDS

*1 suffered for eight long years before I found & medicine that would do me any good, but since taking Tanlac I have gained exactly thirty-seven pounds, and all my troubles have been completely overcome," said John N. Moore, a well known and prosperous farmer who lives on R. F. D. No. 4, Empire, 111., while In Shorthose's drug store In Bloomington the other day. "When I commenced taking Tanlac," he continued, "I had reached the point where I couldn't do any work at all, and was forced to hire a hand to take my place on the farm. I had suffered so much and so long with stomach trouble, I was Just about down and out so far as health and strength was concerned. During all these years my appetite was very poor, and what little I did manage to eat wooiId cause me worlds of suffering. Gas would form on my stomach so bad that I could hardly get my breath, and I would have the worst sort of tramping spells^ finally got to where I was hardly ever aoie to retain what I ate, and would actually get nauseated ©very time I looked at anything to eat. I had fallen off so much, and was so low in health that all my friends were talking about.the awful condition I was in. I was very nervous all the time and never knew what a good night's sleep was. "I heard about Tanlac, then, and I thought I would give it a trial. Well, sir, my friends and •neighbors are talking differently now. They are asking me what in the world have I been taking to make such a big improvement in my condition, and it Just does my heart good to tell them that Tanlac did It. It is wonderful the way

Highway from Greensburg north through Kushville through Sexton to National road.

Highway from Cambridge City south through Connersville, Brooksville, New Trenton to Harrison on stntr line.

Highway from Connersville east to Liberty, thence southeast to state line.

French Lick route from Jackson highway east through Vernon to Versailles.

STARRING

PAULINE FREDERICK

A screen version of PJnprene "Walter's great stage succcss of a dozen years ago. A photoplay that is as moving, thrilling and potent IrjA'tis its original counterpart. Don't miss

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Highway from Madison west through Kent to Austin. Mr. Wright explained that the system that has been laid Out is not to be regarded as final. He asserted that nearly every mile of the highways he has selected has been pohe uvcr and that in choosing the roads every effort was made to distribute the system evenly over the state.

Just what roads will be taken over by the state is of great importance at this time to count.v commissioners,

STREET CAR HITS AUTO

An automobile driven by Irwin Neiderhiser, 2217 Fourth avenue, was struck hv a street car Monday night at Tenth street and "Wabash avenue.

Edward H. ICuhl, 1007 North Nineteenth street, who was riding in the machine, was severely injured by the crash and the automobile was almost totally wrecked.

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I have gained in weight and strength, i I can go to the field now and do as much hard work as any hand on the i farm. My stomach seems to be in perfect condition, and I never have indigestion, and am not bothered with gas forming after meals. have the

Tanlac is sold in Terre Haute by the Buntin Drug Co.—Adv.

there connecting with east arid w«st state highway, east of ilrimfield. ohio, Indiana and Michigan highway from Kendall ville to Kort Wayne.

Highway from Huntertown north through Auburn. Waterloo. Angola and Fremont to north state line.

Highway east from Huntington to roints on Hoosier highway on Allen and Wells county lin*.

Highway from Fort Wayne south thr'ueh Uluffton to Pennvllle. Highway from Hartford City east through Pennvllle to Portland.

O. 1. A way from Portland south throutrh Winchester to Richmond, also Lincoln highway in thi:: section.

SOUTHEAST SECTIOX.

Phelhyville. thenre to Ureenshur«, Napoleon, Versailles, thence to New Marion, Bryantsburg to Madison.

Highway from Versailles east through Klrod, Dillshoro to Aurora. Hiirnway from Aurora south through Rising Sun, Senter Square, Vovay, Brooksburg to Madison.

For Women's Wear on Warm Summer Days Extra Good Values

Soap Sale

best appetite I ever had In my life, I and can eat Just anything I want. I am free from all that nervousness, toe, and I sleep just like a boy every night. Tanlac has done all that for me, and I am as well and hearty now as I ever was in my life, and as long as I live I will pass the good word along to others who suffer AS I did."

Wednesday in the Down Stairs Store NO PHONE ORDERS

MO DELIVERIES

Genuine Fels Naptha Laundry Soap— FIVE CAKES

Genuine Colgate's Octagon Soap—ioc size— SIX CAKES

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Genuine Star Laundry Soap— FIVE CAKES

29c

Magic White Laundry Soap— SIX CAKES

25c

Genuine Dutch Cleanser— FOUR CANS

29c

Gold Dust Washing Powder— FOUR PACKAGES

15c

O a o n W a s i n Powder— FOUR PACKAGES

15c

Electric. Wall Paper Cleaner—•* FIVE CANS

25c

as they have before them petitions for road construction under the threemile gravel road law and the county unit law on which they are deferring action because of the possibility that the state will take over the particular I highway next spring.

U. S. UNITS SSSIGNEDJOR CONVOY

Continued From Pa9* On*.

neer$: Headquarters and Companies A to C, inclusive. Transportation companies 870, 116, 118,160 and 156.

Base hospital 216. Sanitary squads 39, 64 and 69. Third pioneer infantry. Company C, Headquarters detachment army service corps, base* section 2.

One hundred and sixth ammunition train: Headquarters motor battalion, Companies A to I), inclusive.

Ordnance: Hospital detachment. One hundred and thirty-first, military police battalion headquarters, and 262nd and 292nd military police companies.

Five hundred and forty-eighth service battalion. Company B. Central medical department, laboratory.

Laundry companies 325 and 230. Salvage companies 8, 814, 319, IS and 7.

Eight hundred and ninth pioneer infantry: Company fi. Co*k company 6.

Third regiment air service mechanics, 3rd company. Five hundred and thirty-sixth engineer service battalion. Company C.

Field remount squadrons 342 and 324. Five hundred and fiftieth engineers' service battalion.

Base animal transport depot 302. Repair unit 327, group D.

HARRY LAUDER FUND.

Mrs, Jane Cowan has received from Walter Scott, of New York, a letter of thanks for a fund of $25 subscribed by the Scotch citizens of Terre Haute towards the Harry Lauder fund for crippled soldiers. Mr Scott is American chairman of the fund.

TERRE HATJTE TRIBUNE.

Wabash Avenue at Sixth Street.

Gingham and Voile Dresses

Lovely models possessing an air of exclusiveness that women appreciate. They show how ecoaomically one can dress, for sum-mer-time fashions run to gowns like these. The fabric^ are the daintiest voiles and Voile and gingham combinations some with organdy collar and cuffs. So much originality evinced in the various modes shown that words are inadequate.

VALUES ARE REMARKABLY GOOD

$5.75, $7.50, $10.75

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Dainty Undergarments for Particular Women

Exquisite materials. Incomparable needlework. Indescribably beautiful designs. Soft luxuries of lingerie with inspiration of lace and embroidery. There never was a finer assortment of choice articles for the lady who knows. These goods have just come in. They are a special purchase and are offered at special priges. You will enthuse over th*m.

Women's Pink Batiste Envelope Chemise camisole top and built up shoulder embroidered in pink'nnd blue designs pink satin ......

Women's Pink and Wrbite C?mi,soles and Corset Cover* lace trimmed and tailored 50

Women's Double Panel Petticoats neat embroidery flounce made of good quality fC[f| cambric tp .Women's Pink Nainsook and Batiste Gowns V and round neck embroidered in pink and blue designs

s ":a $1.50

She saw the woman fawn on the helpless mail—and knew she was faithless—and her own sister.

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Exquisite Blouses

Original and diverse in their character and designing. Hardly two alike and all of them beautiful. Your personality will find its true expression among them. Many have been originated expressly for us. The fineness of fabric and the daintiness of the trimming will appeal to you. Moderately priced.

$1.95 to $25

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drama of the frozen north—

the story of a strong and trustful man who believed in woman until, sightless, he saw the truth at last. See him take his great revenge—and see what happiness awaited him, when sight returned.

SAVOY Today

CltliisCKXT WEUMaSJUAXCyril Harcourt

A Place in tte Sun"

An all star rmt of English actor*. A story of a (tlrl ivho whs hetriivcd and a Rirl who wimtcd to be compromised l»y her lover.

L)-A-\II- also—The Ttry test In raovien.

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BLINDING TRAIL"

TODAY AT 2:30 and 8:15

THE LAST WEEK 0F| VAUDEVILLE

5-GOOD ACTS—6 and INTERNATIONAL NEWS WEEKLY

FOR BEST RESULTS, TRY A TRIBUNE VANT AQ .ONE CENT A WORD,

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Wednesday and Thursday Specials

Fresh, Fine Georgette Voiles

Right off the printing presses—

because you couldn't find a pattern

of Voile to please you yesterday, is

no sign we haven't it today—for

we get them in by parcel post and

by express every few hours. For

Wednesday selling the stock's fair

ly complete—light and dark floral

patterns—most of them look like

genuine Silk Georgette—36 and

Summer Millinery Specials

Exceptional Values In

Summer Millinery

THE VICTORY BASKET WEAVE HATS—Very Stylish PA early season price, $5. Special, each (|)wiUU

inches wide—priced at, pet* yard

49c to$1.39

We send samples to out-of-town customers on request.

Monroe yfelisburtj

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{Mansfield of the Screen la a Wonderful Love Story

LLOYD COMEDY AND KINOGRAMS STARTING TODAY.

PRINCESS

TODAY AND TOMORROW

Charlie Chaplin "POLICE"

One of the Corned ie« that made Chaplin the largest paid star in America.

Also a Production De Luxe "THE CABARET GIRL" Featuring

RUTH CLIFFORD

PHONE TRIBUNE *OL'H WANT AD*

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AN AM A HATS in the newer models and trimmed In the most approved fiashion.. Extraordinary values fl»0 A AND at, each OUTING HATS in white and Mack dimity, white rmtrni.l» gandy or the jaunty white poplins. gQ TO (j»2 CjQ

$2.50

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THE SPECIAL OFFER of the season's high grade trimmed hats at only $3.95 is responsible for much favorable comment. OK Several late models in the sale Wednesday, «n-h SPECIAL—Panamas in lot of stylish model* trimmed In blue, pink, red and other good colors. No such values shown elsewhere At, each $1.00

Do You Enjoy Agreeable Surprises

There will be a lot of them in the Loom End Sale—which starts July

5th.

cantile thrills, too. .When yoti consider that we fchop for months for the Loom End merchandise you'll irealize why it's the biggest Sale that ever occurs in Terre Haute,

"Safety First"

A Positive Can Opener

There's probably no more profanity-provoking household utensil than the ordinary can-opener—the "Safety First" opens any sort of can easily, neatly and without danger of cutting the hands. It's on sale in the Down Stairs Store and costs but

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CONSTANCE TALMADGE

VAUDEVILLE

AUSTIN and DELANEY

S O N S A N A N E S

TROT and BROWN GLORYANNA FROM HAVANA

FEATURING

OLGA DE BAUQH

"We lead. Let Those Follow Who Can"

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Ttie Home of Art's Highest Attainments

THE SOUL OF MUSIC REVEALED HERE

A RIPPING COMEDY

"HAPPINESS A LA MODE"

•ROMANCE ok rakza\ Second iitorj- of thr Turtill *tor1«*»i. Kltut and lout time ahown to the Crrarent tonlRht,

FOR BEST RESULTS. TRY A TRIBUNE WANT AT I ONE CENT A WORD.