Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 July 1919 — Page 16

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Bait or of Th^Trlbune:-'--Dear Sir:—In your issue of Monday evening I read a letter from a Mr. J. F. Logue, calling himself an Irishman. He very kindly gives a few words of warning to certain Irishmen'and their friends in this country that by their mistaken enthusiasm will make Ireland the laughing stock of the world. We thank the gentleman for his kindly intentions. He seems to thii^k he has Settled the Irish question by quotng our beloved Cardinal Logue as looking Upon the efforts of the Sinn Fein to get a republic for Ireland as the vagCjries of a few wild Irish irresponsible enthusiasists playing at comc opera, ar.d he supposes that all thoughtful Irishmen should look through Cardinal Logue's glasses. •. Now the cardinal may expect the •people to obey him In spiritual matters but when it comes to temporal and political questions his opinions are worth no more than any other layman, nor probably as much as cany others. Say we put against his opinion the opinions of such men as Cardinal O'Connell, Cardinal Gibbons ard the opiniotas.of the vast majority of the bishops and clergy of Ireland and America who sympathize and endorse the movement of an Irish republic. Those are all educated thoughtful men and I am sure they would not want to endorse any Sinn Fein comic Irish opera. Is his opinion to outweigh ail of theirs? Must we consider that he has spokei/ ex-cathedra and all must bow to his riecision?# I guess not. Now Sinn ^ein, as I understand it, •imply means "Ireland for ourselves" Or the fight of the Irish people to form an independent Irish republic to govern themselves and control their affairs for the welfare of all the Irish people (VUhout interference^ of any outside aHenTauthority.

Surely no fair nilncted Amcrfcan "will CMisidef this demand unreasonable "When he considers the history of his own country? I suppose the tories of Washington time looked upon him and the brave fellows who followed him and who at Valley Forge streaked the enow with the blood from their poor naked feet as actors in a grand comic opera play, but he and they made it \Jierious enough before they got th ough, and may heaven reward him and them. Mr. Logue thinks that the "dominion form of government" would too the true solution of the Irish question. Previous to this war no thoughtful Irishman expected England would •willingly give them such a governmoTit. The best they hoped for was a measure of home rule lax «hort, ef what Canada has.

Redmond and the rest of the Irish hime rulers represented the hopes of the Irish in the past. I say "hopes" for they well knew that's all they could get from England. That Is a measure of home rule, but really the Irish people always wanted what the Sinn Fein want now, that is complete Independence. This is no new demand hatched in the brains of a few ridiculous Sinn Fein, but it is a demand foa which in the past trillions of Irishmen have laid down th^ir lives, protestant as well as Catholic. The Irish cannot be compared to Bourbons. They can both learn and they can forgive. It is too much to ask them to forget. They have learned that within a short time a revolution in ideals has taken place in the world. Peoples are getting to control their own affairs who have not done so for ages. Our president has proclaimed a new political gospel In no ambiguous language,—that peoples who have been governed by force .by alien governments as Ireland has teen, should have the right to shake of that alien yoke and,govern themselves. What are the Irish doing but demanding that this principle be applied to them? The gentleman is much worried that the Irish republicans are Hot showing charity to the unionists of Ulster in wanting Ulster to be a part of a United Ireland. When those same Ulster unionists when they had tjie power in the past and they probably did not amount to more than twenty per cent of the Irish people with the aid of England, didn't they govern the majority with a cruel and brutal ferocity? Was it not they who passed the penal code, that some one said must have been written in hell and penned bjf the devil? What pity did they have on the majority? Would it not be much more just that 75 per «ent should govern instead of 25 per tent? But the Irish are not like the JJourbons, they can forgive and they ill forgive the wrongs of the past. Their' new flag is composed of three stripes, green, white and orange. The «reen for Ireland, the white for peace nd good will, and the orange a token of conciliation pleading fbr a United Itelahdiin "which all will be treated plike.

All thoughtful Irishmen 'who have fead know that England's policy in the ..pa«t has been to sow hatred between 1 Migions in Wland and by thul dividing the people, she tyight more easily govern them. Let that influence t-e cut out and in a very short time

Ihe people of Ireland would live in peace and harmony. This is my firm belief. I also was raised in the south •f Ireland and was old enough to Botice things before I left and I know that there was nothing but good will and kindly feeling between Catholic •and protestant where I wafc raised. "S his could be said of all Ireland but 1'lster, and take away English influence and in a generation it would die Cut there. ,.. ,•• I am well aware there are many who *ould write on this subject better than I, but may not have the leisure trhlch I have. I am not ambitious to get my name In print and pose as an

Oracle but this subject is of great interest to many, so excuse me for |ruub.Uag you and the public.

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CITIZEN TI KES ISSUE WITH LOU

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A V E Y O U A N Y I N O 8 A E If you have anything to sell the Sunday Tribune will sell it. Twelve words •ne time, 12c three times, 30c.

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Popular Toilet Preparations Cut! 23c

30c Cu4rr Cuticle Remover, bottle 36c Spiehler's Toilet Water—violet, rose, heliotrope, Hlac. lily of the valley and carnation pink, bottle William's 75c Aqu& Velva Shaving Lotion, per CO* bottle OOC Odor-o-no for extreme perspiration 30c size, j, bottle Bonita Perfumed Bath Powder,

Nd Deliveries

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23c

22p

19c

Dr. Graham's Cream 60c jars, each fl.50 Guerlain Jickey Perfume, per ounc* .... Ve-o-lay's lily of the ambre royal perfume ue, per ounce j....

Floor.

All-white Panamas in popular side foil and droop brim styles, and straight sailor effects expressly designed for nse with sweaters and sport clothes,

Dressing Cases for Travelers

Black leather cases with black ebony fittings various grains, priced

$3.50

$22.50.

Black leather cases with white ivory fittings, priced

$13.50

and

$15.00.

—First Floor.

Handkerchiefs for Men and Women

Special Values

Men'4. Japanese flilk |1.00 handkerchiefs, slightly irregular, choice 2 for 75c.

Men's Japanese silk 50c handkerchiefs with colored borders, slightly irregular. 3 for 50c.

Women's fine shamrock lawn, and 8wiss handkerchiefs with Madeira embroiderjv #5c values, special S for 50cv

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., Holt's

"Care and Feeding of Children"

Antiseptic Foot

39c

$1.00

valley $2.00

and val-

$1.50

-First Floor.

Magic WhiteSoap Spec

10 For

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The ninth edition, revised and enlarged, is now ready for mothers who recognize the importance of authoritative guidance during the summer months.

It correctly answers every perplexing question which is likely to confront the mother ot

nurse

—the little things about bathing, feeding,- clothing/ exercise and ailments^ Which come up every day.

Price $1.00

—Book Shop, First Floats

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poplin and striped gingham. Former

New.'HatjS/stt $5:00 for Sport

CHOICE $5.00 EACH

$47.50.

$7.50

—First Floor.

for Dress

White and delicately colored1 georgettes trimmed with satin bows, beads or Japanese stitchfng. No two are alike and the saving is not less than $££0.

Ninety styles of HAND BAGS are priced

$23.75.

$28.50.

$98.00.

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

Vacation Corsets arid

Brassieres

MAIN FLOOR SPECIAL

The Corsets are of plain materials and net, comfortably light and free, ideally suited for athletics, bathing and QQ general hot weather wear. Per pair tP J- aO 5/ Bandeaux and Brassieres in sizes 32 to 46. While A they ljst, each

Wash satins at fT 2,o0 are the newest arrivals. Some have rows of tucks and some have embroidery around the bottom. V

White and colored striped worthy in the $3.98 groups.

Two Quick Hosiery Clearances

180 PAIRS OF WOMEN'S SILK STOCKINGS' in bla*, white, silver and medium gray—slightly irregular—closing .. a CTA Thursday, per pair .. ... ', OvC 185 PAIRS OF INFANTS' WHITE SILK AND SILK F^BRE RIBBED HOSE—slightly irregular—nclosing Thursday, OiC per pair juDC *. */. —First Floor.

Ten Dozen Boys' Suits at One-Third Less

Three. Styles In 2,

The third is a one-piece model macie of-plain £tnk

gabardines are note-

Other cool tailored and fanraf dress models of gaba i n e a n i n e n a e i e

$3.98 to $12.50

—Second Floor.

$2.98

Choice Thursday at $1.98

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The Luggage Question

—You Can Settle It Quickly at Herz's

You can settle it permanently, too, for only trunks, bags and suit cases that can be depended upon for a satisfactory term of service are admitted to this big, varied, carefully chosen stock at, all prices from medium upward.

Seventy-four/ styles of SUIT CASES are priced $1.50 to

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All Departments Will Be Closed Friday and Saturday

When the Store^Tak-es a Three^day Vacation

Tub Skirts-

.For the "fourth" and the Outings to Follow

Even the least expensive models are fully pre-shrunk, so^hat you can choose confidently from ,any 'division of the showing e a e s s o e i k e s

POSITIVELY NO .EXCHANGES v ir-Aisle Table, First Floor.

and 4 Year Sizes

One is a two-piece middy suit in white, tan and Copenhagen. Another in an Oliver Twist style suit WitWplain colored pants and white or striped waist.

white

and

$3.50

value^,

—Juvenile Shop, Third Floor.

$3.00

., Twenty-five different STEAMER TRUNKS range from

$9.00

Thirty-eight styles of GENERAL PURPOSE TRUNKS are marked

Thirty-four styles of WARDROBE TRUNK*?, including steamer, three-quarter and extra sizes, are marked $v.=io to

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Please Remember to Shop Tomorrow for Vacation Clothes, Accessories, Trunks, Luggage and Food Supplies

$2.48

$35.00.

The Improved Herz Special *p- Box Trunk

Tt is swdly constructed of three-ply wood, covered with hard fibre and fitted with pressed steel trimmings, good locks and hinges, large hat trays and extra dress t^ay. Sixes 84, 86 and 88 inches.

Tou are invited to compare this remarkable trunk with others elsewhere marked $22.00, $23.00 and $24.00,

Special only at Here's.

$15, $16 and $17,

'Cotton Blouses $1.00 to $25.00

Fine voiles and batistes in countless styles—some collarless, sonvp with flat or roll collars, some hand- made. The sleeves are Jong or short.

Particularly noteworthy values are marked $1.00, $1.50 and

-^-Fourth Flooittf,

Smoclcs,

$2.50 to $12.50

Of Jap crepe, chambray, }ean and grass cloth in white, blue, pink, rose, green, gold, bisque and maize.

Unusual values in 'white and colors are shown at

$2.98.

Hot Weather Hats for Small

$1.00

Children

Tailored pique and poplin hats with edges of embroidery or with fancy embroidery designs in light colors. Priced

$2.98.

Fancy lingerie hat* of batiste, net and embroidered Swiss. These are prettily trimmed with lace embroidery, ribbons and flowers. Priced

$7.50.

•i— Infants' Shop, Third Floor.

HALF

price sale of

finished lace trim

med Scarfs and Centers. Originally 69c to $1.98. Choic^

35c to 99c

—Needlework Shop, First Floor.

House Drdsses Unusual at $1.99

Serviceable percales in light stripes, plaids, indigo blue and grayf also chambrays and striped ginghams.

Some are made with fitted waistlines others are straight ^ne models with separate belts and patch pockets.

They are all first class condition and would actually bring

$2.98

and

$3.50

each.

Sizes

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NewVictorRecords You'll Want f6r the "Fourth"

'Xo. 15551—

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A Rose, a

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and ¥91*

Girl of My Heart —Both by John SteelPrice 85c

No. 18653—10-ln.

Lullaby Blues—American Quartet When the Bees Make Honey —Irving-Kaufman—

Price S5o

NA. 18556—10-in.

Oh. Susie Behave (One Slept Monte Cristo. Jr. (Fox Troy r—By the Van Eps Trio—

Pr^pe 86c

Seventeen other July numbers for your selection. w. —"-Fourth Floor,

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Recent shipments have added /scores of ne^-and charming styles to the 'ap* pealing collections, and careful early buying has secured generous savintrs' throughout.

—Second

Wash Frocks of plaid and checked gingham or figured and striped voile plain .skirted or tuniced models trimmed with organdy collars and cuffs. Sizes 16 to 46.'

Choice $10.00

Finer Voiles with plain or ruffle (rfmmed skirts, or with hemstitching, tunics and sash-belts. Unusual at

$14.75 arid $23.75

CooliBlouses

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$2.50*^,

Crepe De Chines and oth'er summery silks in figured patterns, small lots and stripes. Specially purchased dresses only a week from their New York designer. You'll recognize, them as values ranging up to

$45.00.

Choice $25.75

—Second Floor.

We,ek=elid Orocerles .at Herz Say Ira gs

Herz's Special Creamery Butter. e o u n v

Extra line Fresh Wieners, pound

17c

MEAT

Home Pride Hams, lb.... *.40o Smoked Pork Loin Backs, lb....41o Morris Special Squares, lb S3e Hera's Bacon Squares, lb.......31c Siloed Dried Beef, In jars......,15o Bmoked Summer Sausage, highly seasoned, lb .38©

JAMS AND JELLIES

Herx'i Special Jelly ,....»t f. .12'/je Sunklst Marmalade 24e Hera's Apple Butter, 13-os....*.16c Sunbeam Pure Honey Del Monte Preserve* ....,,.. .. 37o Country Maid Cherry Jam... 33c Welch's Grapelade 31e Heinz'a Peanut Butter 12e and 29o Coney Bear Preserves 25o I Wisconsin Full Cream I Cheese, pound

VINEGAR

1 pint 18o Heinz's Pure Cider Vinegar, quart *...30o

BAKINQ POWDER

Hera's Special 60 and 10c Boyal, large cans 38«

RIPH

TOMATOES FOUND.

10c

Fayette Ketchup 14c Beech Nut Chili Sauce ,?.21e Herz's Prepared Mustard 9e Hirsch's Sweet Picltles 30e

For the

Busy1 Vacation Season

Silk Blouses

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$2.98 to $39.78 .,

Dozens of varied styles m&de of fine georgette, crepe de chine, tub silk, wash satin, habutai and pongee.

Extra special are georgettes at $4.89 ?iflp645Hand painted Batik waists, $52750 and ^3.75. V

Middies

A beautifully complete showing of these popular garments in tjie better materials. Regulation ^styles trimnjed ia navy ojr .cadet. I

All linen middies are

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$1.50 to $7.50

$7.50.

Sizes for misses and girls^ Floor— V *.

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52c

Liberty Luncheon Loaf for picnics, lb

30cl

BREAKFAST FOODS

Quaker Oats Washington Crisps Shredded Wheat Post Toastles, 2 for Kellogg'• Corn Flakes, 2 forjit Orape Kuts. 2 for .......... Cream of Wh«. ..........flQuaker Pnffe? Wheat Quaker Puffed Rice ....»at..es

COFFEE

Herz's special, lb None-Such Hon.estead, lb. *I® Herz's Peerless, lb. ....... Postum Cereal, lb Instant ^Poetum, small

F=*

Bottles of 10-oz bottles

35c

Blossom Ke 1

for

White Distilled Vinegar,

TEAS

Herz's Special Tea for fi ^4 -lb Herz'* Special Green 1

Gunpowder, Black lingual fast, Green Sun Dried, Black Ceylon,

l,4-lb

U. 8. Food Lioense, 0-22501.

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Rldgway's Black India small size, 9o ^4-lb......» Upton's, smallest size, 9c 21c %-lb, 41o 1-lb tteekin'a Gunpowder, small.

COCOA I

Herahey's, 1-S-Ib, 80 ^-lb..l Baker's, 1-6-lb. 10c H-lb. .*}• Baker's Sweet Chocolate, Baker's Bitter Chocolate^ V*