The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • Page 8

1 i- Goods, Big Values Lined Up For Tomorrow Saturday offer ings examples of the foresight the result of our Ifti' to secure for nil thrifty Mfe very best values obtainable Mew, dependable merchandise. to" telling when these economies I duplicated. Better comq tomorrow 1 THE BON BEST Good Ones Take Another Drop will be particularly interesting to those who have purchase their suits tomorrow. Let the following Savings 5.00 to $18.50 SUITS 9.50 1.00 to $25.00 SUITS the logical time to buy a new suit, and thi? is the logical the reductions are so marked. Itty plain tailored or dressy made of excellent 1 ftiaterials, in navy, black, and all the desired shades.

Many I just arrived within the last few days. All sizes. Special Silk Taffeta Dresses Values to $13.50 $6.75 have sold similar dresses at $13.50 and some jven more. Fine taffeta silks in a number of clever styles nmbination with Georgette crepe sleeves. These colors only and include all sizes for women and ale of Children's Coats to 6 A QSizes 6 to 14 fa to $4 1 5 'Values to $6.50 Itipecial purchase by our New York office brings us 75 Child- jbbata at an underprice.

Serges, poplins, gabardines and checks of self or contrasting materials. Black, navy and f' colors. 1 111 1 Waist Opportunities $1.25 Voile and Organdie Waists of voile, batiste and organdie, one worth less than most of elsewhere for more. All sizes and good and fancy styles to select from. Values -'Sale Price Crepe de Chine and Tub Silk Waists si purchase of dozens of them worth up to jilk crepe de chine blouses in white and flesh.

fftriped tub silks and colored hnbutai silks. New plain tailored and trimmed effects. All sizes i 78c verall Aprons Silk Boot Hose orth75c Today 59c Real 50c valuees 33c of excellent quality fast I rcales in many neat or plain style. A orth 75c today. Woman's fibre eilk hose in black or white, with reinforced heels and toes and fast color lisle tops.

Sizes 8 1-2 to 10. First quality. COATS $9.75 NEW THE BEST FABRICS VALUES UP TO $18.50 Without exoneration, you will not be offered a coat at near the value of these at any other Htore in Indiana. Pretty high-waistcd and flare models, belted or semi-belted kind, with the newest collar features. Coats in practically all colors and including values up to $18.50.

New White Wash Skirts Dozens of them Underpriced for Tomorrow's Selling. Skirts at 98c Gabardine, pique and skirts. Lengths 33 to 41, patch pockets. repp Two Skirts at $1-49 Pique and Russian cord skirts. Well made.

Pleasing styles. Skirts at $1.98 Gabardine, pique and Russian cord skirts, Regular and extra Other White Skirts Are shown in goodly numbers at $2.50 up to $8.50. Special showing at $2.98. Cloth Skirts at $3.98 Values to $6.50 i Any woman who needs a dress everyone does this be quick to take advantage of this offer. Fine serges, gabardines and other serviceable materials in navy and black.

All sizes. Values to $6.50. Special at $3.98. SPLENDID SATURDAY VALUES IN GUR UNDERPRICED BASEMENT 50c Towels, 39c Excellent grade of Turkish good avy nap. Finished with colored borders.

Good, generous size. Special 39c 35c Wash Goods, 25c 36 to 40 inch flowered and striped voiles and other summer wash materials. Neat color combinations. Also plain white voiles. Special 25c.

Up to lOc Laces, 5c Large assortment of fine laces up to 1 1-2 inches wide. Insertion to match. A limited quantity to sell at the very special price of 5c yard. 15c Toweling, 12 1-2 A good heavy grade of bleached crash toweling with neat red borders. A quality that represents unusually good values.

Special 12 1-2 yard. 39c Checks, 29c 36 inch Shepherd checks, suitable for children's coats, dresses, shown in plain or broken checked effects. Special 29c yard. 25c Linen, 19c The genuine "Indian Head" linen. An excellent durable fabric for middies and boys' wash suits.

Full yard wide Very special at 19c yard. 25c Voile, 19c Splendid quality of fine white inches wide. A perfect grade with smooth even threads. Special 19c yard. $1.25 Wash Suits, 98c Made of good sturdy galatea and other tub materials.

Plain white and colors. AH neatly trimmed. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Special 98c. Graduation Gifts The gift you give the Graduate will bo cher- isljed for years to come.

It represents the high esteem in which you hold the recipient. That is 58 why it should be carefully not only for intrinsic value, but for lasting qualities as well. Jewelry is about the only gift that one can' Jceep for a life the graduation should be of Jewelry. May we show you suitable gifts pTHE GIFT STORE Wayne Rigg Co. 'Jewelers and Engravers knSf Street, Indiana, Pa.

GERMAY OPENS MINES DEAD FOR MANY CENTURIES Frnnkforjt, June the romantic valley of the River Nahe, between Kreuznach and St. Wendel, German mining engineers have found ancient copper mines, forgotten for (centuries Theso are now in full operation again and are yielding large quantities of tho metal that has become so precious. Deputy Eugene Abresch, an engineer of Neustadt, first called attention to the old mines. They had been rediscovered by him accidentally. A commission of experts was sent to make an investigation and that dozens of copper mines had been operated in this district probably thousand years ago.

ln the valley of the Hosenbach, a small tributary of the Nahe, the commission discovered an old mine shaft which had been covere dup hundreds of years. Before the shaft could be opened again a large number of trees had to be cut down and it was necessary to remove enormous quantities of earth. CHARGES HE ROLLED UP UNCLE SAM'S SLEEVES Chicago, June Frederick W. Eichorn. has been selling statues of Uncle Sam with his sleeves rolled up, Henry Borzone has sued him for $50,000.

Borzone claims that he designed a statue of Uncle Sam showing him peacefully carrying a flag, and that Eichorn copied it, rolling- up Uncle Sam's sleeves aa the only change. BURGLAR EMBARRASSES SLEUTH ON HONEYMOON The registration boards will serve tomorrow have nothing whatever to do with the question of exemption; that will be settled by boards chosen for the city and county. They should be selected with jscrupuloiis care. Chicago, June Hum! A detective can't oven take a honey- mon in peace, it seems. Which is all summed up in a pathetic telegram received by Detective John Hernigle: "John, your clothes fit me.

Send me some. Burglar stole mine. In a devil of a fix here with my wife. "JOSEPH CAHILL, "Sulphur Springs, Mo." According to Hernigle, Cahill just married Miss Elizabeth Griffith, of Chicago, the other day and wont to Missouri honeymooning. And the moral from the story to Chicago sleuths is: "When we don't chase the burglars, they chase us." Forbearance ceases to be a virtue when war's alarm reaches our gates.

The animal cannot speak our language but it itself understood. HOW NATIONS OF EABTH RANK Mere Is a list of 25 of the world's most useful and valuable commodities, showing what country leads and what country ranks second In producing thtm: Commodity Wheat Corn Oats Bye Rico Cattle Sugar Tea Coffee 1 Cocoa Cotton 'Stool 'Aluminum. Zinc I'fin 'Rubbor jOold Loading Heeonrt Country Country U. S. A.

lUisHia U. S. A. Argentina U. Si A.

Rtinsla HuHftla Germany China DrltlHh India U.S.A. Brltlah India U. S. A. Hussla Cuba Russia China British India Brazil Venezuela Gold Coast Brazil U.

S. A. British India Argentina Japan United K'gd'm i Russia Germany Germany Japan France Germany Australia China U.S.A. U. 8.

A. U. S. A. U.S.A.

S. A. U. S. A.

U.S.A. M'l'y States Bolivia Brazil Congo Transvaal U. 8. A. U.S.A.

Mexico This- summary shows the number of. products In which each country leads: United States. 14 Cuba. I 1 China 3 Gold Brazil 2 Malay States. I 1 Russia Transvaal li Australia 1 All 0 When you buy United Lib-' erty Bonds remember that you are 'buying the bonds of the richest nation on earth, the one moat abundantly by nature and by man.

the 'producer ia the greatest quantity ot 14J 'commodities that iho world demands. Remember, also, that no ofcbw ooun-' try In the world leads In more than three, and that Germany Austria-Hungary, Turkey and Bulgaria lead In none. Nobody ts entitled to any special credit for believing In the country that Is so tremendously richer than any other nation. The man who doesn't bellovo In the nature-blessed U. 8.

A. is to bo pitied. If you have not yet bought your United States Liberty Bonds, see your banker or broker today. Don't lot your boy go to school without United States Liberty Bond button on MB breast. Let hhn be proud of his of hfe father.

DON'T BE AFRAID OF BONDS; THEY'RE LIKE GOLD COIN Don't get scared when anybody says "bonds." One reason -why most people know very little about bonds' la thnt usually they cost around $1.000 each, and you and I dont buy fl.OOO things everyday. But our United States te Issuing United States Liberty Bonds that cost as low as $50, nud it's high time now to learn that a bond la safest investment on earth. On the United States Liberty Bond you get 3V4 cent interest, payable every Jnno 18 and Dec. IB, and also get your entire principal back. United States Liberty Bondi are certain to become as numerous In tho United BtwtoH as gold pieces.

They will havo a vide and weadjr gale. Any time you need money, you can take your bond to tbo bank anxl pot tt. Thoro iwit a estate dealor any- whwo, or an automobile maker, or A grocer who vswuldn't he Just aa to take a Untted States Liberty Bond aai lie would to gold coin. If you haven't already ordqred your United States Liberty Bonds, see banter or your broker todaf. The U.

S. A. can make two and one- half cannon for every one tho Kaiser builds. Help build thoao cannon by buying United States Liberty Bonds. Soe your banker or your brolier Make your sweetheart a present that means profit and patriotism.

Buy her UnWed States Liberty Bond. Gov. Cox has United States Bonds. Have youT Sing "My Country 'tis of Twee" on your to the bank to get Uaited Hates Liberty Bonda. Your neighbor has bought United States Liberty Bonds.

Have- you! When democracy goes to wer democracy fights that war and pays for ft. That's what the Liberty bonds are for. Will you buy your bond today? GERMAN SPIRIT GRASPS CHILI AND VENEZUELA New York, June Brazil aa nation has always had a feeling of friendship for the United States, and that the feeling is so strong now that no German or other European Influence can change it, was the statement made by Alexander Hamilton Rice, noted South American explorer and scientist, who has just returned from journey through the northwest Amazon basin. Optimistic as Dr. Rice is concerning Brazil, he sees a serious situation in German influences in other South American countries, notably In Venezuela and Colombia.

"Brazil has always been very friend ly toward the United States," said Dr. Rice. "That feeling is stronger now than it has ever been. Brazil believes that the United should have gone into the war two years ago, and believes that if we had, the war would be nearing the end. Our failure to do so, however, has not lessened the regard in which the Brazilians hold us.

"In Colombia and Venezuela the German influence is rampant, and it is this influence that has kept these countries neutral. Colombia is the richest undeveloped country In the world. For twenty years the Germans have been figuring on grabbing it when the proper time comes. I would suggest that doubters Btudy the activities of the German Minister at Bogota, who has held the iamej post for twenty years. Look into his numerous trips in the interior and to coast points and it will not be dim 1 cult to satisfy yourself of what the Germans are after, "To a very large extent the military school in Chili has grafted the man military spirit on certain South American countries.

This school is frankly a German institution. Its in-! structors are Germans or men who have been under German in- 1 fluences. Each year this school takes six young men from Colombia and- six young men from Venezuela as students. This has been going on years. These youths are trained according to the German idea, and the world knows now pretty well the menace of this.

"I tepoke of this situation a prominent Venezuelian official only a few months ago. I asked why the young men were not sent to the United States to be educated. I spoke of Cornell University, of Northwestern University and of our technical schools. This man, and, mind you, he is a man who lived in Washington for twenty years, replied to 'Mright and fighting are the only things worth while in this "When a high official of the Venezuelan Government, a man who has lived in the United States, makes a statement like that it is not hard to guess how far the German influence has implanted itself in that country." The man who is unwilling to lift a hand or contribute a penny to the defense of his country deserves neither protection nor support. Buy a Liberty Bond.

Winners Comparison tells! We have seen nothing in the clothing you will find nothing in compare with our hensiv showing of the new Spring models oi Sampeck Clothes The Standard of America Not only in newness and smart or-, iginality of styl- ings and beauty of construction but in staunchness and service ability as well, these splendid suits and coats live up to the best traditions of the Sampeck that statement means much to parents, whose boys have worn them. Hoorhead Bros. To the Public. "I havo been using Chamoerlain's Tablets indigestion tho past six months and it affords me pleasure to iay I have never used a remedy that did mo BO much good." C. E.

Riley, Illion, N. Y. Chamberlain's Tablets obtainable everywhere. Walk Over Oxfords Are not an expense but an investment. They pay an income in well-dressed hot weather comfort that 1 makes them gilt-edged.

In black, Tan and Brown; in Calf, Kid and Kangaroo, in a great variety of shapes. $3.50 to $7.00 White Buckskin Oxfords $6.00, White Duck, H. C. Christy X..