Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 154, 9 May 1913 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1910.

TO ASK EXTENSION IN SOUTH SECTION Kennepohl and Bockhoff to Confer With Traction Officials.

NEED OF TWO LINES

Promise Secured From Officials on Removing Tracks in the Park.

MILTON

MILTON, Ind., May Mrs. Marlon Leverton was the guest of Mrs. Mart Reynolds and Mrs. Bob Russell at Lewlavllle Thursday. Mr.and Mrs. Harry Manlove are entertaining relatives. Miss Alice Ward was home from Richmond Thursday. The Eastern Star held an Interesting meeting Wednesday evening. Reports were made of the recent meeting of the grand chapter at Indianapolis. Mrs. Isaiah Doddridge and Mrs. Isaac Doddrlge visited Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Doddridge at East Germantown yes-

i terday.

Watson Faucett attended Masonic lodge work at Richmond Wednesday evening.

i, B. A. Kennepohl,' president of the board of public works, and W. F. Bock- ; hoff, president and general manager k of the National Automatic Tool works, v went to Indianapolis today to bold a r conference with officials of the T. H., V I. & E. Traction company. The men c are representing the city and the South 'Slde Improvement association in an J endeavor to secure additional street car lines In South Richmond. J Mr... Kennepohl stated that he bet Hieves the traction company will agree . to the proposition which will be subI roitted. It Is the plan to ask that the -tracks which will be taken from Olen f Miller park soon and the tracks which ( are being removed, ttrm North Eighth I street, be used In an extension of the South Eighth street car line. As an extension south is very much -needed by the factories in Beallvlew, it is nrobable that the men will make

every endeavor to secure at leaBt this addition to the present line on South -Eighth street. A line running east on South E street from Eighth street

Is also needed badly, but it is not believed that two extensions can be secured at present ; The street car company is at present taking out the tracks on North Eighth street. The heaviest grade of rails 1s to be laid on the street. A deep 'concrete bed is being placed in the 'streets. At present the cars are rerouted over North Fifth streets and TJ street to Ft. Wayne avenue. Mr. Kennepohl secured a promise from traction officials to remove the track in Glen Miller- park. As the company found It necessary to reroute the cars, Mr. Kennepohl refused to allow the change in route unless a date was set for the removal of the park track. . '

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M. V. Brown was at Richmond Tuesday. " Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones, of Muncie, were the guest of Mr. Jones' parents here Wednesday. Park Hess was at Richmond Wednesday. .Miss Bertha Filby. of Richmond, is visiting her grandparents. Mrs. Martin Brown is spending a few days in the country with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Beeson. Ed. Beeson has received a carload of Herford heifers from Chicago. Mrs. Sanford Little was the guest of Mrs. David Hinebaugh at Cambridge City Thursday. Henry Shepherd met with an accident Thursday while riding his motorcycle. As he turned at the street corner at the Farmers' bank the machine overturned. Mr. Shepherd fell and

was considerably bruised. Mrs. Oliver Canby, who was the guest of R. F. Callaway and family, has returned to Richmond. One of the prettiest social events of the week was the miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Rachel Thomas, bride-elect, given Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. P. Jones. The hostesses for the occasion were Mesdames E. P. Jones, Oliver Beeson, Mallnda Barton. L. H. Warren, R. W. Warren, F. C. McCormick and Oliver Canby, of Richmond. SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNTY COUNCIL. Notice is hereby given that the Wayne County Council will meet in special session in the Commissioners' Court Room on Saturday, May 17, 1913, at 10 o'clock a. m. 9 -It L. S. BOWMAN, Auditor.

ARMY AVIATOR WAS KILLED BY A FALL

LOS ANGELES. May t,ititnant J. D. Park. United Htata army aviator, was killed today when bis machine fell to the earth at Santa Anne. He had attempted a flight from San Diego to Los Angeles to demonstrate the feasibility of the aeroplane for scouting purposes in times of war.

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The volume of the automobile business and ita allied accessories in this country will amount to three billion dollars during the present year

1 In Our-Wesf Window. Some great values from t $3.90 to $19.50. Call in

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No. E $7 35 Ladies' I OU Tailor made Suits, for one day only. Only a few in this assortment as low as $10.00 and $12.50 values ; most of them $15 to $18.75 ; some as high as $25.00, black and colors; for Saturday .....$7.50

No. II

$8,75

25 new Spring

Coats, selected

for Saturday selling; most of them good values at $12.50, plain and fancy cloths, some all silk lined. For Saturday $8.75

No. M QO 50 Ladies' House iOO Dresses, ginghamslinens and; percales, new goods, elegant styles worth from $1.25 to $1.50. For Saturday 98

NO. W

rj( Another lot of U ', . those . $1.25 and $1.50 White Lingerie Waists, perhaps 20 to 25 dozen, ought to sell them in one day at the price. Long sleeves, sleeves,, high necks and low necks. For Saturday 99

HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS OVER THE ENTIRE. STORE FOR SATURDAY SELLING.

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SPECIALS for SATURDAY LADIES' COATS A wonderful array of new Spring Coats in the choicest cutaways and new trimmed nov-

eltiei ; come in Bedford Cords, J7j (Rl Whipcords, Serges, Diagonals vl VU fl and Mixtures, former values run I 111 if $12.50 to $20, Saturday special JyVyo Li

LADIES' DRESSES Just received 37 beautiful new Spring Dresses in styles too pretty for mere description.

Eponge, Ratine, Bedford Cord, JTN p ct7 and French Serge; should be l yJ) H marked $15 to $20, but we will rOflfQj

LADIES' SUITS You simply cannot afford to miss

this sale of new Spring Suits at give-away prices.

Don't forget this is a new store, so you can be positive

you will not get last year's styles. Serge, Whipcord,

Bedford Cord, Diagonal, Shepherd Checks and Mixtures;

former values from $15.00 to nh

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Balkan Middy Blouses .95c House Dresses .98c Children's White Drttitt $1.98 Ladies' Washable Dresses $2.50 All Wool Skirts $2.98 Waists 50 Styles 95c

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The Store that Keeps Prices Down 618 MAIN STREET BET. 6TH & 7TH STS.

Round Trip

EXCURSION TO

3135 Indianapolis

Round Trip 1.35

Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co., GOOD GOING only on special and regular train leaving Richmond at 6:00 a. m. each Sunday. This special train will run on Limited time and arrive in Indianapolis at S:30 a. m. and regular train leaving Richmond at same time will run as per time table schedule, arriving Indianapolis at 9:30 a. m. COOD RETURNING All ' trains date of sale. Attractions BASE BALL PARKS THEATERS SEE LOCAL AGENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

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Highest Honors Given Us by the Pure Food Inspector Our Candy Kitchen and Ice Cream Making Department stood the Pure Food Inspection well, and we received high honors from the inspector, which the letter in this advertisement plainly tells. Again we are on top in cleanliness, which means everything in selling candies and ice cream to the people of any city. Absolutely nothing is left undone. We keep our kitchen perfectly clean and use nothing but pure and wholesome materials in making our Candies, Syrups and Ice Cream.

Harry Everett Barnard, B. S. State Food and Drug Commissioner. State Commissioner of Weights and " Measures. Chief Division of Chemistry. Indiana State Board of Health. Department of Food and Drug Indianapolis.

Harry Eldridge Bishop, B. S. Food Chemist. Ivy Lowell Miller, BB. A. Drug Chemist Jay A. Cravens, B. S. Water Cbemis.

APril5, 1913. Kutche & Adams, Richmond, Ind. : Gentlemen The inspector's report gives you and your business a grade of Excellent. This is the highest grade we give, and a house is never so rated unless it complies with all the sanitary laws, rules and regulations. You are to be congratulated upon this report, and I trust that the inspector when he again calls upon you, will be able to give you a similar score. Yours truly, H.E. BARNARD, State Food and Drug Commissioner.

Tie Very -ton and highest tested pure cream is used in our ice cream. Our iceless fountain, the largest and most beautiful in the city, is always ready to satisfy you with cool and delicious soda that is absolutely pure. We invite you to call at any time and take notice of the way and how we keep up the inviting appearance of our store. "Be clean, use the best and purest materials," is our motto, and we are always ready for the pure food inspector.

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