Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 July 1919 — Page 6

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'The Best Place to Shop. After All'

Suits Formerly Priced to $45— Tour Choice Saturday, at

.75

—Smartly tailored models, Russian blouse, bo* and straight-line effects—of serges, Poiret twill and velour checks—in navy blue, tan and gray. All sizes from 16

44.

Former $5 to $1250 Hats Reduced to

—An Interesting group of "smartly trimmed and tailored Hats in becoming, youthful styles. There are large and small Hatsmushrooms, close-fitting shapes, odd turbans, pokes and others —of leghorn straw, milan and milan hemps—many faced with Georgette. Shown in black and colors. Choice Saturday, $2.39.

$10

Former $15 and $17.50 Hats, for..

-Fine Italian milans, Bankoks, lctrhoms, novelty straws. Batavia cloth—Home with transparent brims and hand made crowns—each a pattern Hat and exclusive. Beautiful pastel shades.

CHTLDRtP. o MARY JANE PUMP8 Of brown kidskin sizes, 8^4 to 11 regular $3.50 vfilues CO £Q pair MISSES' $4.50 and $5 OXFORDS —Of brown kid and mahogany calf: English lace and broad toe styles sizes 11^ to

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Women's Summer Suits, Clearing At Radical Price Reductions

—Choice of our entire stock at one-fourth reduction from regular prices. Handsome Paulettfc Suits, satin, silk faille and silk tricolette—in the new straight-line styles—in navy blue, rose, Copen., gray and oyster white. Former prices $39-5° to $65.

Root'*—3rd Floor—

Millinery—Less Than Half IQ.39

Up to $5 Navy Taffeta Hats ..

—Full il/2 yards long—neatly hemstitched Veils of splendid quality—in black, white, navy blue^ Copen^ purple and rose. Sale price, 89c. $2.95 VEILS—Of hexagon, filet, norelty and Shetland meshes plain •.nd with scrolls, designs, single motifs and dots.

$1.95

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Women's $5

$3.95

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Suits Formerly Priced to $69.50— Your Choice Saturday,

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$1.95

—Many different shapes in the newest fashions—pokes, mushrooms, saucer effects, tarns, etc. Prettily trimmed in flowers and ribbon faneies. Charming Hats for sports and street wear.

—Root's—3rd Floor—

$1.25 Chiffon Motor Veils, 89c

ORGANDIE NECKWEAR—CoTfars and sets in round, square and roll effects lace trimmed, self-em-broidered and hem- CTA stitched specm.1, at.*.**,

1st Flooi*—

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$6 Pumps) $0.95

Oxfords, pr. 0!—

—Except for the fact that we oannot show complete range of sizes, these Pumps and Oxfords would sell at regular prices, but we have reduced them for immediate disposed, —Attractive plain Pumps and Lace Oxfords, of black glazed kid, and dull leathers high and medium heels. Extra values, at (3.95.

Women's $8 White Shoes

-—Small lot of white buck, high-lace Shoes with plain toes white covered heels. Broken sizes.

$^.95

Women's $4 to $6 White Shoes and Oxfords—in

a small group of samples and short lines various styles in high lace Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps mostly small sizes. Pair

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CHILDREN'S SCU-FFER OXFORDS—Of black and tan lotus leather broad nature shapes reduced to pair 92.45, $1.95 and MISSES' $175 BAREFOOT SAN-

DALS—Of white elkskin, with extended chrome elk soles sizes

3 3 o o n y -J pair VXixi/

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—Beautiful tricotine Suits, silvertones, serges, Poiret twills, a few jerseys—in smart, distinctive styles suitable for immediate and fall wear. Navy blue, black, tan and checks. All sizes from 16

46.

Less Than

Regular

Toilet Goods Drug Sundries

—at special low prices for Saturday. Buy liberally for future needs. 20e Lazoll's Talcum Powder—All odors, osn 17c 20c Williams' Talcum Powder 16o 15e Colgate's Talcum Powder, two cans 25o 25c Hubbard-Ayer's, Talcum

Powder, can 16o 25c Woodbury's Facial Soap, three cakes 54o 15c Auditorium Bath Soap .. 10c 10c Kirk's Hardwater Castile

Soap, three cakes 24c 10c Cosmo Buttermilk Soap.. 8c 17c Pear's Unseen ted Soap.. 14o 25c Battle Creek Sanitary

Soap 15o 25c Creme ds Meridor Vanish* ins Cream, jar 19o 25c Mirage Vanishing Cream 21c 50c Marvelous Cold Cream 41c 50c Pond's Cold Cream ..., 4lo 75c Pompeian Massage

Cream 59c 62c Djar Kin Fact Powder, 55c 50c Java Rice Face Powder, 41o 50c Pussy Willow Face Powder 41© 60c HOSPITAL ABSORBENT

COTTON—Full pound

BOc RUBBER GLOVES All sizes fresh QQ^» stock

Boys' $4 Oxfords, $1.95

$1.49

—Of patent e o 11 s k i n or gunmetal leather sizes i to 6 only.

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30c ENERQINE 22c

Washable Chamois

—Large sizes lor automobiles,, windows, etc. $2.49 Chamois ^...$2.10 $1.75 Chamois $1.59 $1.50 Chamois ..i $1.39 —Root's—1st Floor-^»

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Wool Goods Remnants

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large assortment

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—Widths from 2 to 12 inches. Many dainty patterns on cambric^ nainsook, batiste and organdie. Lengths of I to 5 yards.

UP TO 25c LACES—In broken and match sets beau, tiful patterns of torchon,

Filet and fancy laces yard —Root'i

—Soft, sheer and splendid quality buy now for gifts and your own use. •—Root's—1st Floor—

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—OPENS TOMORROW—the most important Clearance

held. Extraordinary price concessions, in spite of rising market

sonable, trustworthy merchandise—involving surplus

speedy clearance before inventory,

—Best selections will

Wash Goods Remnants

—You will look back with regrets this Fall if you do not share in these remarkable savings. Think of 48-in. fine quality Julliard Plaids, sport .striped velours and plain velours selling for $1.69- Ideal fabrics for coats, skirtings and trimmings, While they last—choice, yard $1.69.

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are

plain serges, novelty

velours, and serges in useful lengths for skirts,, combinations and children's wear.

35c Embroideries

A Sensational Sale at Half Price and Less

-.—Our entire collection of Wash Goods Remnants clearing .in

groups—

UP TO 50c WASH FABRICS—none

le.ss than 25c on sale, at

UP TO ti.25 WASH FABRICS—none

yard

$1.50 EMB. FLOUNCINGS— Of voile and organdie 38in. wide artful designs In pretty colorings and OQ^ white yard 0«/l* 1st Floor—

Women's 25c Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 2 for

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Double Surety Coupons are extra savings or more than

Silk and Leather Bags Half Price!

-—An unusual opportunity this—offering fashionable Silk Moire Bags with drop mirror tops^-some beaded, some plain—in colors to match your suit or frock. Also, genuine ?boe leather and silk Utility Bags— with metal and tortoise celluloid framed, Regular prices range from $3.50 choice Saturday at HALF. COLLAR BOXES AND BAGS—Regular!? 69c to $1.95 on sale, at HALF.

Fitted Traveling Cases, $1.69

FORMER PRICES, $3.49 to $6.95 EACH

-—Why, the flttings alone are worth this low sale pric*. These cases ar« ideal for traveling*use and campinj. Equipped with razor, comb, soap box and various toilet requtecttes. I —Root's—1st Floor—

$1.35 Silk Boot Hosiery

4n white, black, Havana brown, gray and mouse pair

79c

—"Thi» extremely low price because they are termed slightly irregular in weave, although closest examination seldom notes a defect—and, of course, their good looks and wearing qualities are in no way impaired. —Seamless, and with deep garter hem and double heel and toe. Values extraordinary, at 79c.

—Root's—1st Floor—

two wonderful

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$5 Wool Dress Goods, $1.69

sale, at

—Almost every kind of wanted Wash Goods—the most popular colors and pat

terns of the season (being the first sold)—including organdies, voiles, nainsooks, long cloth, ginghams, Devonshire and many others in white and colors. Remarkable choosing in useful dre6S lengths—yard 19c and 29c. •—Root'»—2nd Floor—

Up to $2.85 Art Needlework

$1.29

—Many odd lots gathered into one large group—and reduced for quick clearance. —Included are children's dresses and combination dresses of white pique, poplin and pink gingham— stamped pink and yellow silk combination suits with bloomer knee—54-in. lunch cloths stamped for French knots and outline stitches. Choica at $1.29. $1.50 Rennaissance Canter-pieces and Scarfs—with plain and hand embroidered c^n- QQ tars special 0*7v/

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Double Surety Coupons Until Noon

made in the morning hours—for many quantities

NOTIONS

Just a few of many items reduced for quick clearance. Note the savings. 80 to 15c BELTING—TThite only: 1% and 1%-in. wide yard 5c 25c BARBOUR'S LINEN THREAD—

Ecru only spool 10c 10c HOOK AND EYES—Small sizes, black only

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advantages

4 per

Women's $1 Unio:

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doz. on card, for 2c

DARN I NO COTTON—2% and 5c spools tan and gray spool,.,- 1o 19c PIN-ON SUPPORTERS —All sizes white only pr 10c 8c HAIR PIN CABINETS ... 4c 10c LINGERIE TAPE—5 yard pieces in blue for 4« 10c ASBESTOS PAD8—For baking and ironing thres for ........ 24c 10c CINDERELLA DYE 80AP—

Light colors cak0 5c UP TO 29c WRINQER-PROOF BUTTON8—Dos. on card. for.. 3« 39c STRING SHOPPING BAGS, 25c 10c IN8TANT 8P0T REMOVER, 5o 75c STEEL SCI88ORS—slightly marred surface keen cutting edges 8-in. size pair 34c 10c DIAMOND OR PUTNAM DYES —all shades for all fabrics pkg. 8c Be THIMBLES—sach 1 4«

SILK THREAD—100 yard sfool odds and ends spool...60 —Root's—1st Floor—.

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$2.75 Cameras

$•2.21

—Boy Scout No. 2 Cameras—take clear, perfect pictures, 2% by 3*4. Limited number. •—Root's—1st Pfoor^—

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»—No telling when such an ''6p^dft®if|J V again. It is a certainty that present HQ rio such values—and every woman knitted Union Suits will profit much br her needs far into the future. —These are fine, white cotton Union

tow Neck Style with Ribboni

Tops lace and tight Jknee*

—All are Union Suits of first quality—splendifffjPlmii' fered in all regular sizes—special,

for $1.00.

—Extra Sizes on sale, at 59c each. ~t —Root's—1st Floor— 1

sheer

Regular Prices

luck to get this season's fashionable

even in Remnants—at reduced prices. —Choice of a varied assortment of the most favot in 34 to 3 yard lengths—splendidly suitable for waisi linings and trimmings^ Best choice to early comers.

Odd Silks—Regular $1.25 to $1.79 V

—Various qualities In odd pieces—all 36-in. wide— including tafTetas, messalines, shantungs, poplins, kimono silks and others.. July Clearance pries, ysrd at 79c. —Root's—2nd Floor—

50c Jew Novelt

—and some that tor priced $1 ch

—Evwry TrtBee less thai because of odd^ets. Brooches, black set Bar Pins and in drop and button ver yarn holders, Cair coral and jade Dinner slse Mesh Bags. A oiaJ, at 2So.

—Root's—1«* Fijf

Boys' Trou! 98c

Regular Price no^ir

—Cool Falm Beach and Kool Kloth Trousers In gray and brown mixtures sixes 14 to IT years. BOYS' KHAKI THOU8ER*-«lses and 14 to 16 pair BOYS' *1.50 PAJAMAS—one-pi«e quality white muslin ,'