Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 July 1919 — Page 14

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STROUSE HASN'T HEARD

HIS ELIMINATION

In Pact, Increasing Business At Revtnue Office Would Seem to Demand Its Continuance.

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"Front present fodications the month of July will be the busiest ever known about the revenues collector's office for this district, except perhaps --the month of March last," said Chief

Deputy George R. Spfcncer. "This much the people of Terre Haute may rest assured of. The local Office' will always be maintained no matter what changes Commlssfoner Roper may decide upon in the interest of economy and the centralization of effort. There are now about 60 persona in the employ of this revenue district and all are working overtime in taking care of the various special t,axes growing largely out of the war. There will be no cessation in activities either, so far as I can see. Some of the men now working in Terre Haute may, later on, be transferred to other cities in the district, though w* have received no definite word from headquarters. In view of

From statements made by Commissioner Roper it Is inferred that Collector St rouse will be one of th'e Indiana officials to lose out in the reorganization plans suggested by Commissioner Roper, but his resignation has not yet been called for and there is no certainty It will be. At any rate the deputies now employed wiil b» retained for the simple reason there will be plenty of work for them to attend to with or /without prohibition.

HOST USED AUTOS CHANGS** HANDS through the want ads in The Tribune.

FREE DELIVERY

Good Old Potatoes

Two 15c packages .......... PEANUT BUTTER Rich, luscious flavoi OQ^» Two pounds for ...... OOC

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$1.29

60-pound bushel 15-pound peck .33c

N O I E

We will be open all tfay Thursday until 9 p. nr». Clcsed all day Fourth of July.

BUTTERINE

KO-KO-NUT The pound r.

31c

NAVY SEANS

Choice hand-picked Michigan Beans three pounds

29c

PICNIC SPECIALS Fresh Pullman Bread. J-iome-Made Buna.

Layer Cakes.

25c, 35c, 40c

Ripe Olives, Queen Olives, Sweet Pickles, Fresh Potato Chips, Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce, Sardines, Freeh Pimento Cheese, Brick Cheese, Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese, Luncheon Loaf, Boiled Ham, fine flavor. vr NEW JERSEY CORN

FLAKES

25c

x?\\ E O N S Thin skin and juicy the dozen...

21c

MARKET BASKET

COUNTER.

WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP Six large bars OQ/» for fcit/v

This soap ie worth 7c a bar. ARGO STARCH Five pound Qfi'A package ,..^..,..'....001^

SNOW BOY WASH I NO POWDER Four 7c packagesi for LUX— 15o box ............

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TAKAHOMA BISCUITS* The pack- v.. K age .\ tlC BRESETT'S CLOVER HILL

CREAMIY*V BUTTER The Ct pouhd t» X.V/

BRESETT'S SPECIAL

COFFEE

35c

A rich Santos. Guaranteed

please the most particular ffee drinker.

.FRESH COUNTRY EGGS

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A2C

dozen Tt«v

HEBE-TWO or large cans PARLOR MATCHES Three dozen nr for £DC

V1G0LA FLOUR

IS-pound n sack ..A ., 4 U\~-24-pound sack, $1.55

BEECHNUT SLICEO BACON In giass jars. Large size ........ Small size ........ Tender Beef Steak, the pound Boiling Beef, thai pound, 12'/2C and., BACON SQUARES, NO the pound .. .'.OMC Home-Made Livw- ini wurst, the pound...

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that the end\of the fiscal year is upon UH with no changes made, I am inclined to think we will go on as we »re for a while."

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TWELFTH AND

WABASH. 6AL.i •r cent

NEW YORK, July 2.—Excepting rails, which manifested increased heaviness, a buoyant tone marked the initial dealings on the stock exchange today. Yesterday's favorites, namely food and tobacco shares, and also motor accessories, were again to the fore with gains of 1 to 2 points, thtse in some instances being substantially increased before the end of the first half hour. Steels, shippings, equipments and some of the oils advanced, U. S. steel recording its best quotation since the early part of June.

MEW "YOIIK STOCK fclST."

American Beet Sugar.... ..I...... American Can ..

WHISTLE

Call Either Phone No. 12.

MONEY TO LOAN.

O N E Y

For everybody at rates lower tn&n the lowest. Don't be deceived come to us and investigate. Business strictly con* fidential. No one knows of your trank* actions with us. We lend on furniture, pianos or salary. If you huVe a loan now anywhere and need more money come to us. Nothing deducted from loan. You get full amount Extensions in case of sickness without extra charge.

NATIONAL LOAN CO.

09 Trust Building. Terre Haute. Tn4. C. H. MOSS. Mgr. New

Old Phone 804. 8774.

IF YOU NEED

O N E Y

Investigate our Twenty Payment Plaa. It allows you twenty months to repay the loan or yo« aaa repay la full at any time and are charred Interest only for the time the loan run a

BORROW $50 REP AT tZ.St A MONTH. BORROW $100 REPAY »S.0» A MONTH.

With Interest at ijfc «ec «att pt month. We loan on rurnltura. Piano*, Vl» trolaa, eta. without removal. We alas make loans to farmers Urt Steofc Farm Implements,

Call, write or pboae

Terre Haute Loon Co.

Room iuJ McKeen Block Cor. 7th and Wabash Ara HOver Wood Pooey 8ho« 8tor*j Bell. •»—Phone*—CUtsena. 1111

UPOISHTERING.

.First-class upholstering and repairing. Jie^ lOSfife 0142241.

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MOONEY, the $ Saver

Xfw Phone 207 and 1»77. 204-306 8. 4tli St. Old Pkone 25«T Our II ran eh Storf, 120 Wnbasfc A^e. We deliver or«ler« of two dollar* or ever. We accept Liberty B««4» *t full fiu-e vulue for jiroocrle* und meat.

We tale you from 10 to -O per cent all your yarrkaMi.) Special—Fresh Fig Bars, lb.... 4 10c boxes fresh Crackers for-A .:M»c Miniature bok fresh Ginger

Snaps 20* Large Xo. 2 can Baked Beans, in tomato sauce, can 12'z'ac No. 1 can Baked Beans, can.. ...IVae 15c can Chili Con Carnie ...10c Sweet Red Pt-pper Pimentos, can.15c California Sardines in tomato sauce, 2 10e cans for 15c 15c can Spaghetti with cheese, ready to eat, can 10c Larpre tin California Herring in tomato sauce 2So 15c can Tuna Fish ,10c 2 15c cans Salmon for New Salt Whitetish, lbHc 20c bottle Tomato Catsup. ....... 15c Beefsteak Flour for making beefstake gravy without meat, 2 10c boxes for ...15c bottle mayonnaise Dressing for 20c Rlttern pure Tomato Catsup with

Tobasco, bottle 15c Full quart jar pure Peach Preserves for 65c Large can fine quality Pie Peaches, the can 20c Strawberry Preserves, lb -5c Bulk Aprfe Butter, lb....... 15c Large can Hominy...#. ..l(»c Larue can Pumpkin .......... 12Vz* Lar^e can Rod Bean$ 10c Ijarge can Tomatoes,. ..15c No. 2 can Tomatoes... 12'/ic Sugar Corn, can 15c

N^WS OF THE STOCK MARKET

Tender Peas, can .|1S* 15c box Rolled Oats..-. ...10c Prepared Pancake Flour, lb....7VaC 4 lbs. dry Beans Pink-F.ved Kidney Beans, lb. JOc lbs. Black-Eyed Peas Dried Pinto Beans, lb••••••••*• 2S Michigan Navy Beans, 10 IbS.-.i*'-®® Dried Lima Beans, lb Yil£, Green dried Peas, lb.... J®® 'racked Rice, lb ... .lOc 6 large boxed White Line Wasninsf Powder for 25c box Golden Rod Washing

Powder

,18c ,10c ,25c 23c ,25c 10c 25c 25c 5c .»«

ir,0 box Ivory Soap Flakes..... Six large rolls Toilet Paper... 3*lb. box Lump Starch 15c bottle Ammonia, 3 for..... Kagle Lye, can 4 lbs. best Carbide Miners- Cartridge Soap, 3 cakes

Joy

Soap, cake

5 bars Clean Easy Soap 1 lb. can Calumet Baking Powder ...23e 2 10« cans Heekin's Baking P°w" der Pure Cider Vinegar, gallon 45« Colored or white Vinegar, gal...35c Star or Horseshoe Tobacco, lb...SOe All 10c packages Tobacco, 3 for 25c 24-lb. bag Larabee's Best or

Puritan Flour #1.65 24-lb. bag Vigola Flour fl.55 5 lbs. Best* Compound Lard for..*1.35

Get our prices on Smoked and Cooked Meats. Cottage Cheese, lb 15c

INDIANAPOLIS IIYE STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 2.—Receipts— Hogs, 10,500 cattle, 100 calves, 700 sheep, 400.

Cattle.

HEIFERS— Good to b%et. 100 lbfc and upwards eO0Ji vO

Good to beet, under 800 lbs 12 50® 14 00 STOCKERS AND FEEDING CATTLE—

Good to choice ateere, 700 lbs. and up Common to fair steers, 700 lbs. and up Good to choice steers. under 700 lbs. ...... CA WES-

American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting & Kef'g X4"g American Sumatra Tobacco.' 113% American T. & T, ..........

It 60013 oe 12 00 011 00 12 10012 10

Good to choice reals, under 200 lbs Good to choice heavy calves Common to medium heavy ealver KILLING ETEERS—

.... .104

Anaconda Coppep "3^ Atchison .101

Baldwin Locomotive 111% Baltimore & Ohio 43^4 Bethlehem Steel "B" ... 89 Va Central Leather *.."...10914 Chesapeake & Ohio 64 Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul ...42% Corn Products *.' f»8Vfe Crucible "Steel ..i 104% General Motors ..................237 Great Northern Ore Ctffi... 4-"Vi Goodrich Co S1^4 Int. Mer. Marine Pfd.. .117% International Paper MVe Kennecott Copper ... 40 '1i Mexican Petroleum/,,!.,..*. 18." New York Central SO Norfolk & Western '..^...106% Northern Pacific*................ 97 14 Ohio Cities Gas rS4 Pennsylvania 4.'1/£ Reading S8 Rep. Iron & Steel 94% Sinclair Oil & Refilling.. 6r Southern I'acific .107 Southern Railway -914 studebaker Corporation .106l4 Texas Co. ........272% Tobacco Products .li2

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Extra rood. 1,200 lbs. and upward Good to choice, 1,100 to 1.250 lbs Good to choice, 1,200 to 1,300 lbs Good to choice, 1,000 to 1,100 lbs Common, to medium. 1,100 to 1,250 lbs Good to best yearlings. BULLS—

IS 50010 00 14 50010 00 14 35 0 16 00 15 00016 60 13 00014 00 13 00014 09

Common to best. l,30i lbs. upward Good to choice, under 1,500 lbs

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I'nion Pacific. l-"3'4 I'nited States Rubber ........... 132 I'nited States Steel .#..l(T97/fe Ctah Copper 90 Westinfihousft Electria. ........ .^57

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Willys-Overland 53^4

B0HUMIR KRYI STOlCY

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Great Band Leader "Was Once a Stone Cutter Here. TSfthumlr Kryl, the Bohemian band leader, whose'band plays here at Chautauqua, lived here at one time. He was engaged in carving the eagles and flags in the frieze over the federal building doorsj being, a stone cutter. He played his cornet at noon during the lunch hour, and the late Prof. Jacob Breinig heard him one day. He engaged Kryl for the Ringgold band here, and that was his start in a musical way. Kryl has sinee become a world famous leader, and nearly as famous as a sculptor.

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Good to choice Mixed to medium ... Good to prime.. Pigs Good to best fat sows ...

Bhee* ui Lambs.

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Good to choice Common to good sheep .. o 00® 1 69 Good to choice lambs 11 00® la y0 Common to medium lambs 10 00® 11 00 Common to fair yearling* 0 000 7 0«

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July 2.—Hogs—Receipts, 20.000 mostly 25c to 3oc above yesterday's average. Top, $22.00: $21.40® 21.90: heavy weight, $.1.4D3bulk, 21.96 medium weight, $21.30(0 22.00 light weights. $21.40 @22.00 light 1 iehts, $19.75(?i21.75 heavy pacKing fows, smooth, $20.6." (a 21.35: packing sows, rough. $19.75 20.50 pigs, $18.25 @19.75.

Cattler—Receipts, 7,000 strong. Beel steers, medium and heavy weight, choice and prime, $14.50^15.50 medium and good, [email protected] common, $11.00@ 1 2.40 light weight, good and choice, $13.50®15.00 common and medium, $10.00"a S3.50 butcher cattle, heifers, $7.75(&il3.30 canners and cutters. [email protected] veal calves, light and handy weight, $17.25® 18.25 let—p steers. 25raU2.75 stockers steers, $8.00@ 12.00.'

Sheep Receipts, 13,000- strong. a s 8 4 o u n s o w n $ 1 1 7 6 culls and common, $8.75® 14.75 yearling wethers, $10.50 ti14.00 ewes medium, good and choice, [email protected] culls and common, $3.00 @6.50.

BUSY ON CONVENTION. The constitution committee and the resolution commitee of the United Mine Workers of District No. 11 are hard at work preparing their reports for the bi-annual district convention which will be held in the Pythian temple, July t. Several changes probably will We made in the constitution during the «pming convention.

STATISTICAL NOTES.

MARRIAGE UCESSES.

•Whitney S. Pljowers, 2# Muncie, Ind., industrial ensigeer, and Anna Kasamever, 23. Terre Haute, teacher.

Donald *B. Grant, 21, 1630 Locust, street car conductor, and Altha Sellars, 18, 238 Seventh avenue, at home.

William P. Prather, 58, Terre Haute, stationary fireman, and Met^i Tere, 45, Terre Haute, housekeeper.

Willis Harrington, 35, Terre Haute, railroader, and Lillian Harrington, 25, Terre Haute, at home.

David A. Strang, 43. Waupaca. Wis., newspaper man, andfLouise W. Palmer, 39, Kilmarnack, Va., at home.

REALI ESTATE TRA?ISFFR« Joseph E. Dreher to Louise A. Preher, pt. n. e. %, sec. 20, t. 18, r. 9

$200. Wahash Savings. Loan & association to C. .T. Herber et al., lot 16, Kester's sub.: $1,830.

Marv Swartz to Frederick Swartz et ux., lot 4, John Boudinot's sub. $1,-

00".

Terre Haute Trust company to Mary E. Bentham, lot 21, Davis Garden sub. $1. £arah E. Sheldon and husband to R. E: Lee, pt. out lot 1, original town $1.

Terre Haute Trust company to Anton E Uock, lot 2% Davis Garden sub. $1.

R. E. Lee, tr. el tlx. to Grace Guthrie, lot 726. bl. 1.7, first addition, Vandalia parla $200. .. v

BI IL»I\G PERMITS.

1. F. Scott. 1717 North Center street, wood remodeling estimated cost, $10'K H. S. Hickman, northeast corner Eighth street and Washington avenue estimated cost, $50.

COT'RT ENTRIES. ClrniU Court.

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Lula A. Buhalts vs. Frank halts, divorce. Fortune. William Presnell vs. Jennie ness, divorce. Reichman.

iPres-

Superior Coart.

Thomas t. Keed, receiver for tbe Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad company, vs. Vigo Cooperage company, on account. Beaslev, Douthit, Crawford & Beasley.

Superior Coart No. 3. i

Lucy Allen vs. Claude V. Allen, divorce. Reichman. May Welch vs. Frank Welch, divorce. Sweet & Littlefield.

Phillip Coye vs. Lilll^vCoyle, divorce. Gerdink & Gerdink. Edward. M. Hughes vs. Louise blown, oJC» ^heck.«i7

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PUPILS MAKE GOOD RECORD.

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one of the many assembled here-

made to keep you.' kool designed

and tailored in becoming style and

to give satisfying service in wear.

'They are called

Al R-O- WEAVES

and are produced by „THe House of Kuppenheimer

distinguished Summer garments. You

couldn't ^ask for anything better.

Shown in various color tones Palm

e a e s, o a i s, o ic al

Worsteds, Crashes plain and mixed

patterns. Sizes for all men evejy

type of figure is provided for.

Get Ready Now for

You'll want a cool,

good -looking Summer suit

first of all.* You will probably have

need for it before the Fourth. It^

Above all, Air-O-W^aves are notable for

value.^ The time, thought, quality and skill

that have Been put into them afford extra

value for the price you pay.

$15, $20 and $23

CARL WOLF,

Exceed

At Garfield High Ninety Per Cent.

There are eighteen pupila of the gracfuation class of Garfield high school who have finished their senior class work with a general average of more than 90 per cent. Miss ilargaret .Hathaway -has the honor of finishing with the highest average, 96.5 per cent, while Miss Helen Evans is a close second with an average of 96.4 per cent. Those who have finished with a general

I a n n o u n e s

BUY

THE PRICE IS RIGHT

NEW 1099.

average of excellent are: Birch Brooks Marion Davis, Ruth Duvall, Mildred Ellis, Marlon Griffith, Stella Hilbert Kthel Kirkham, Pauline Moody, Hazel l^igg, Neva Rankin, Helen Reitzel, Edwin Sayre, Gretchen Shea, Agnes Waits, Dorothea Watkins and Elizabeth Wimer.

Miss Cora Mayrose ia given honorable mention for no absence and no tardiness. Those graduates who finished their course in lees than foui years are: -Rosa Bake, Stella Hilbert, Thelma Ltmdh, Neva Rankin, Meier R?itzel, Edith Roach, Gretchen Shea and Esther Sparrow.

DR. WILBUR E. DAVIS, DENTIST

To his friends and patients that lie is no longer connected with Dr. J. H. Cheek or The Terre Haute Dental Parlors, but jvill^ bc pleased to serve them at his new location.

S13 1-2 Wabash Avenue bpposite Traction Station.

DEEP VEIN

COAL

NOW

BOUND TO

DELIVERY. BIG CLEAN CHUNKS. FILL UP YOUR COAL BIN NOW AND HAVE THAT WORRY OFF YOUR MIND. CALL US FOR PRICES.

Deep Vein Coal CO.

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"Fourth"

will be dress up day-

more so this year than ever before---and we are ready toow to satisfy your dress-up desire.s.

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Preferred Stocks pays 7.

Common Stocks pays net earnings of cntii— chain of stores.

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Limited amount of Common Stock offered at $' subject to increase without notice. ... This company is operating 124 stores ui\ states

Minimum investment .»../•••. $125.00 ^Maximum investment .$10,000 Payable 40% at once, balance 10% or more m6nth[

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