Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 112, 21 March 1913 — Page 2

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THE RICIIMOSD PALLADIU3I AND SUX TKLEGRA1I, FRIDAY, 3IARCn 21, WIS.

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stunts were played by the wind which at' times amounted to a gale. Much damage from the Btorm is reported from the north and west. All toll lines from the Citizens Telephone company have been out of order and a large force of men are repairing the damage caused by falling trees and telephone poles. Almost ail communication from surrounding towns has been cut off. The large smokestack of the Cambridge City Casket company was

blown down early this morning, crashing into a small shed below and crushing it. The same accident occurred in a similar manner last year. The smoke stack of the Cambridge City Laundry was also blown down. Farmers suffered in having straw stacks and small buildings blown over. One farmer reported that four chicken sheds which he recently erected, were blown over and carried several yards by the wind, releasing about fifty fowls, several of which werekilled, being crushed under the sheds. The west fork of the Whitewater River is swollen and a large amount of debris from the storm is being carried down the stream. The storm is believed to have been very severe north of here.

off. Part of the roof of the Oaylor

building was blown off here.

A peculiar incident occurred when

the school hackdriver was driving his hack to the country preparing to carry some of the school children to school. An unusually strong wind knocked the

hack over. No damage was done to the driver or the horses.

TREES BLOWN DOWN. (Palladium Special). ' CENTER VILLE, Ind., March 21. Damage from the wind in the rural districts is reported small although roofs were torn from several buildings. Several large trees were blown down, one near Jacksons Park having struck a smaller tree splitting its top to the ground.

TREES BLOCK ROADS. (Palladium Special) GERMANTOWN, Ind., March 21. Much damage to trees and fences is reported here as a result of the wind storm. Large trees were uprooted here, Mocking the roads to the south. Large hay stacks were blown over and the bay and straw, scattered. At one point north of here, a fence was torn loose and carried to the center of the road. The devastation to the roofs of sheds is said , to be large, several smaller buildings , have been turned over by the gale.. ,"' '

FLAG TORN FROM POLE. (Palladium Special.) ; PENNVILLE, Ind.;, March 21. Littie damage was' done here but nearby farms suffered losses through the gale and the heavy rain which accompanied it. Fields are standing under water. A large American flag was found flapping in the top of a large poplar tree south of here, having been torn loose from a pole at a school house. The wind tore the flag loose, from the trees this morning and it was recovered.

HACK BLOWN OVER. 1 (Palladium Special)

GREENSFORK, Ind., March 21.

Trees were uprooted and telephones blown down by the fierce wind storm which struck this section last night. Throughout the rural districts of Greensfork roofs of barns were blown

Nature's Own CATARRH REMEEDY

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tralia, x-eopie wuo live mere never I have catarrh or consumption because 'theafr they breathe is filled with the

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Practical Piety. The goodly minister saw one of his parishioners running rapidly down the road, trying to keep iu sight of a retreating form ahead. "Ah," called the minister, "whither away, my brother?" Seeing the race was lost anyway, the chaser stopped and pantingly replied: "That confounded thief stole my coat!" "Ah, and you were following the Scriptural admonition to give him yonr clonk also, were yoa?" "No," said the parishioner frankly, "but I intended. If 1 caught him. to give him a belt!" Judge.

Italy's Marriag Brokers. In Italy marriage brokers are a regular Institution. They have pocketbooks filled with the names of marriageable maidens in various ranks of life and go about trying to arrange matches. When they are successful they receive a commission, and very likely something extra as a voluntary giftfrom their customer.

RUN-DOWN PEOPLE

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overwork, worry, too close confinement, a chronic cough or cold which it

is difficult to cure.

We want to say to every person in

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A case has just come to our atten

tion from West Scranton, Pa., Mrs.

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appetite and after all that time I am glad to say Vinol has Brought back my health and strength which is just what I was told it would do.' We are confident that Vinol is the

best body builder and strength creator

we have ever sold. Try a bottle cn our guarantee to refund your money if it fails to benefit you. Leo H. Fine, Druggist, Richmond, Indiana. P. S. Stop scratching, our Saxo Salve stops Itching. We guarantee it. (Advertisement)

A RICH WOMAN HAS - A FADF0R. JEWELS Widow of "Lucky" Baldwin Startles Los Angeles With Display of Gems.

(National News Association) LOS ANGELES. Cal.. March 21. Dazzling with brilliancy more radiant than a full-flashed search light, California's diamond queen, Mrs! Clara Stocker, $12,000,000 heiress of the late

"Lucky" Baldwin, is the sensation among the beautifully gowned women who are attending the grand opera. Diamons iery and sparkling as a frest fire glitter from Mrs. Stocker's diamond-studded gold satin pumps, diamond embroidered imported goldfish net stockings, diamond ring deck

ed hands, to the $55,000 collar and diamond star drop, wonderful earrings and flashing diamond hair ornament. Diamonds on Her Stockings. Gowned in a gorgeous decollette dress of flashing goldfish net over gold satin, slit up one side to reveal dia

mond studded stockings and diamond buckled pumps, together with her sparkling diamond studded crown, Mrs. Stocker a queen who has stepped from a fairy book waving a magic wand which turns everything to diamonds. Mrs. Stocker has a passion for the brilliant gems, sparing neither time

nor money to obtain them. A wonderful River diamond neck-; lace with a diamond set star pendant two inches in width is the favorite piece in her Jewel box. Two diamond rings whose settings are one-half inch square, and whose flashes are as vivid as the northern lights are also popular with her. Recent Addition. ' An exquisite coral necklace of the most delicate shade is a recent addition to the collection and is valued at $18,000. The other rings in which Mrs. Stocker delights are the ruby and diamond, emerald and diamond

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Earrrings which cast a light as glittering as caotorlamps are features of the collection, being valued at over $20,0C0. A magnificent ermine coat arrived for her at the Alexandria, where Mrs.

Stocker is staying. The modest bill was J7.000. She also owns a sealskin evening coat worth $5,400. Diamonds Her Joy. "Difimonds are my joy," said Mrs. Stocker. -I love them. I haven't an idea what my collection Is worth, by several thousand dollars. Why. the jewels I wear to the opera will be valued at $167,000, and I hate many more in the safety dposit." Mrs. Stocker, howerer, keeps none of her wealth of jewelrs In her home.

When not actually in use they are all consigned to the fastnesses of a safe

deposit vault.

Earlham Notes By H. Peterson

New shipment of hats just

arrived at Sharkey's, 1213

Main Street.

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Disinterested. "What a splendid woman she lar "I am glad to think you hare got anch a wife." "Such a wife! Why. man. you have no idea of her generosity. When 1 was poor she refused to marry me because she was afraid of being a burden upon me. but the moment 1 came Into my fortune aha consented at once. What do yoa think of that for kindness?"

The election for the staff which will publish the Earlhamite next year was held yesterday and the following were elected: Editor in chief. Harold Rogers; associate editor. Miss Alice Mary Doane and H. Paul Hall: Alumni, Miss Margaret Henley and Howard Carey: athletics. Harvey Cox; news. Miss Florence Doan and Carlton Edwards. The rest of the staff will probably be elected this afternoon.

Fred Hollowell won the Earlham peace contest yesterday and will rep

resent Earlham in the state contest to be held later. Ernest Rupel won the second place. A reception will be held in Earlham Hall after the debate t night.

All Earlham students are busy preparing for the examinations which btgin tomorrow In all departments.

The Hod?in Contracting Co., BUILDING REMODELING REPAIRS Expert Workmen. High Class Work 125 N. 17th St. Phene 280

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STUMMING DISPLAY OF NEW SPRING STYLES In Misses' aied Ladies' Coatts, Snilts Presses, SMrfts, Wanstts, Ettc. Visit Our Shop and Be Pleased For our opening, this shop will offer positively the greatest values in town. Here is where you . save money. We claim that you can buy your Spring Outfit here at considerably lower prices than any other store in town. Dont believe us on our mere "say-so" but come in and let us convince you. The beautiful array of fashions we are showing offers many suggestions for your spring outfit. COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK (Grairodl peinmimjij Speeiaills

LADIES' SUITS Beautiful creations in Sergej Poplin, Bedford Cord and Fancy Mixtures, values up to $25.00 d1 P A A Grand Opening Price plOvU

$3.98

LADIES' DRESSES Special All Wool Serge Dress, newest style, trimmed

prettily with Bulgarian Silk, Blue, Black, Tan, Gray,

all sizes; easily worth 6.98 Grand Opening Price . .

BEAUTIFUL EVENING GOWNS The very newest and prettiest creations from New York, beautiful shades topped off by appropriate trimming, easily worth $30.00 (1 O PC A Grand Opening Price tpXrfeOU

NEW SPRING WAISTS The very newest things, just arrived, in different styles; all sizes Grand Opening Price ,

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... $1.00

LADIES COATS Clever Three-quarter Length Garments in fabrics including Serges, Bedford Cords and Fancy Mixtures, values up to $16.50, (fcl A QQ Grand Opening Price '. DUee70 SILK PETTICOATS

All colors of the rainbow in fine Messaline Silk, change-

$1.98

able colors among them, value $2.98

Grand Opening Price

Bomi'lt FoFgett SaMrday, March' 22, 8 AM, SJLS IMAIIM STTIREETr

CARNATIONS TO THE LADIES

BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS

Easter Grocery Sale Priclkett & HatoM

118 West Main

Phone 3240

Specials for Sat, Mon. & Tues. We Deliver to All Parts of the City

SUGAR 10 lbs. of sugar with every grocery order for 50c .. . FRANKLIN . .. 25 lbe. for $1.25. POTATOES 75c Home Grown for ... 65c TEA Imperial, Young Hyson and Gunpowder, pel lb 49c 10c size (ana5or ....23c 25c size, Karo or Lillywhite 21c BEANS 6c Navy Beans, per lb SVzC 10 lbs for 50c Ask for special prices on Van Camp and Snyders. APRICOTS (Extra Special) 2 large cans California pack for 25c. ,A TOMATOES 10c can of Tomatoes 9c 3 cans 23c; per dozen 90c 12Vc can of Harrest Tomatoes. 2 for 23c; dozen $141 15c Fancy hand packed Tomatoes 13c; per doz. $1.43

MISCELLANEOUS 10c Fancy Pink Salmon, 3 cans for 25c 10c Pet Erap. Milk. S for 25c 10c Kid Beans. 3 for ... 25c 12V4c Evap. Peaches ... 10c lOo size (can pie peach), S cans for 23c 10c Old Dutch Cleanser, t cans for .....15c 10c Succotaache ......... 9o 6 American Family Soap 25c ' 10c Macaroni 9c 3 packages .......23c 10c Sultana Raisins ......9c 3 packages for ........25c 31bs of 70-80 Prunes ,....25c FLOOR SHINE MOPS 75c Linen Fibre Special . .50a Floor Shine Oil 23c CORN 10e slse (good quality).... 9o 3 for 23c 12V4c Superior Corn 11o 16c Fancy Corn, 2 for ...25c APPLES Red Baldwin, peck ......25c Per bushel 90c

Easter Extra Specials At Our Store Saturday Only, From 2 to 5 p. m. Only two of a kind to each customer. On every 25c Purchase you Save your Car Fare.

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, 5c (3 lb. box) Fancy Table Salt 5c Second 5c box 2c 5c Box of Argo Gloss Starch 5c Second 5c box for 2c 10c Quinine 10c Second 10c bottle for 2c 5c Red Cross Blueing 5c Second 5c box for 2c 10c Spaghetti 10c Second 10c box for 2c 10c Can Corn 10c Second 10c can for ; 2c 1-4 lb. Black Ground Pepper 10c Second 1-4 lb for 2c 6c Cake of Easy Task Soap 5c Second 5c Cake for 2c

Tour Sating 3s Your Saving. . .3c .... - Your Saving. 8c Your Saving 3c Your Saving........ gc Your Saving 8c Your Saving 8c Your Saving. i....... 3c

PAY CASH AND BUY FOR LESS OUR $5.10 COMBINATION ORDER

75c Potatoes 65c 65c Sugar 50c 60c Beans 50c 30c American Family Soap 25c 30c Starch 25c 30c Red Seal Lye 23c 30c, 10c Syrup i 23c GOc Pink Saftnon ,..25c 30c Tomatoes 23c 30c Good Corn 23c 10c Corn Starch 9c 30c Salt .. 25c 30c Rice 23c 30c Macaroni 23c

Your Saving 10s Your Saving 15c Your Saving 103 Your Saving 5c Your Saving Sc Your Saving 7c Your Saving 7c Your Saving........ 5c Your Saving........ 7c Your Saving 7c Your Saving 1c Your Raving 5c Your Saving 7c Your Saving 7c

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