Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 157, 13 May 1914 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1914

FILES SECOND CASE AGAINST F, MILLER

Another echo in the domestic troubles, of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Miller

was heard in city court today when an affidavit was filed against Miller by his sister-in-law, Mrs. William Pugh, South Eighth street, charging him with assault and battery. Yesterday Miller entered habeas corpus proceedings in the circuit court to secure the custody of his two-year-old daughter, and Monday he drew a fine of $25 and costs and thirty days in jail for assaulting his wife, which ruling he appealed to the circuit court. When Miller attacked his wife at the Pugh home Saturday night and beat her so severely she was rendered

unconscious, in which condition she remained for nearly an hour, Mrs. Pugh sought to protect her sister, with the result that she was struck and kicked hy her brother-in-law. Prosecutor Rel lev said today that he had been informed that Miller shoved one of the women partly through a plate glass window in a door. It is probable Miller will be arraigned on the charge filed against him by Mrs. Pugh in city court tomorrow morning. The hearing of the- habeas corpus case promises to be a very spicy procedure. Wanted-Two machinists or vice hand for tool room work. Rumely Co. 1M

STURDY VETERANS WANT TO FIGHT

I BY LEASED WIRE " KOKOMO, Ind., May 13. Two old veterans, Reuben Dupler, aged 86, and Leander Underwood, whose age is not made known, but who says ha is not yet 86, have expressed a desire to go to the front and do battle, in a war with Mexico, as they did in the Civil war. Both the old men are remarkably sturdy. Dupler is enjoying his third set of perfect teeth. Underwood hewed out by hand and nailed in place the shingles that covered the roof of the home of Pjesident Andrew Johnson near Knoxvllle, Tenn.

themselves. Over a quarter of a million spectators massed the streets for miles, frenziedly acclaiming their glee and enthusiasm at witnessing such splendor as was nver seen in the south before. Live camels, panthers, pigs, goats and . mascots of every description wer carried by the various temples in line. The line of marchers, nearly ten miles long; over twenty thousand Shriners in multi-colored garb, occupied over three hours in passing a given point. Fifty-two bands added the last touch to the enlivenment of the parade.

MAY ENTER TEAM Roach's Swimmers Could Take Points at A. A. U.

-; Practically every city of any consequence in the state will be represented at the annual A. A. U. aquatic meet, -which will be held at the Broad Ripple pool, Indianapolis, July 30, 31 and August 1. Although no action has

been taken by local authorities It is expected that Richmond will be represented by a team. This meet will include events of every phase of the nautical game and is open to swimmers of the state. Althrough entry blanks have not been Issued yet, the best known swimmers and divers of Indiana will participate. Physical Director Roach, of the local "Y" has a crew of swimmers that are as good as the best and if the local team is entered a good showing is expected.

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MYSTIC SHRINERS HOLD PRIZE DRILLS

BY LEASED WIRE

ATLANTA, Ga., May 13. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine were astire early this morning preparing- for their annual competitive drill, and the second business day's session of the conclave will elect officers for the ensuing year and select the meeting place of the next conclave. San Francisco and Seattle are hot contestants for the latter honor, and the Noble Mystics are leaving no stone unturned to further the interests of their respective choice. The parade last night, through streets blazing with myriads of electric decorations, eclipsed even the wildest expectations of the Shriners

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and remains liquid at zero.

STANDARD OIL COMPANY (AH INDIANA CORPORATION j Makers of Lubricating Oils for l eading

Engraeerins and Industrial works

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' ' ' ' . TEES 908 Main Street Bakery, 28 S. 5th Street

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Both appetizing, light and springy breads not the heavy, spongy kind so often found in bakery breads. , Always the same price, 5c the loaf, and with the best of ingredients. Baked in a clean, bright bakery by expert bread makers. Try a loaf the next time you get bread and you'll eat no other kind. Thousands of people eat our bread every day and will accept no other. For sale by grocers.

THie Nexfl Tfimme you have occasion to eat down town, try our restaurant. Palatable and seasonable eats with efficient service.

Insist on Richmond-Made Eatmor

Originators of Low Prices and Advertisers of Facts

Open Monday, Wednesday and Sat. Evening.

Prices Slashed. Every Article in the Store Deeply Cut.

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We are offering the entire Bankrupt stock of merchandise of the Euclid Shop of 12009 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio, and our $50,000 stock of new Spring Goods at less than cost of the raw material. If you have not taken advantage of this great sale, don't delay any longer. This sale means dollars to you. This is a splendid opportunity to purchase your future wants. Below are just a few of the many bargains.

BANKRUPT SALE SPECIAL $12.50 Men's All Wool Business Suits, large range of colors, guaranteed workmanship, IQ 7Q sale price PO I J

BANKRUPT SALE SPECIAL

74c

Work Shirts,

39c

Men's $1.25 Khaki Pants, sale price

Men's 50c sale price

Men's 50c Underwear, sale price

BANKRUPT SALE SPECIAL $15.00 Ladies' New Spring Coats and Suits, all wool, latest models,

Blue Serges, Browns, Black, Novelties, etc., tailoring (SH QK guaranteed, sale price'tD I TjfJ

BANKRUPT SALE SPECIAL MILLINERY $4.50 Trimmed Street or Dress Hats, special 98 $6.50 Trimmed Street or Dress Hats, special $1.98 A large selection to choose from. BANKRUPT SALE SPECIAL Calico, sale price 1212C Percale, Sale price . . . .72$ 10c Long Cloth, sale price . . .66 Cotton Challies, sale price. .4$

BANKRUPT SALE SPECIAL On Shoes for Men, Women or Children. You must visit this department to appreciate the values. BANKRUPT SALE SPECIAL 50c Kimono Coverall Aprons, sale price 31 35c Ladies' Union Suits, sale 19 10c Ladies' Gause Vests, sale 7$ 50c Bed Sheets, 72x90, sale. . 39 BANKRUPT SALE SPECIAL $35.00 Body Brussels Rug, 9x12, salejrice -$24.79 $27.50 Axminster Brussels Rug,

9x12, sale price $19.87 $18.00 Tapestry Brussels Rug, 9x12, sale price $11.87 BANKRUPT SALE SPECIAL $1 House Dresses, sale price 63 75c Sateen or Gingham Petticoats, sale price 35 75c Ladies' White Waists . . .39? $2 Children's Rain Capes. .$1.45 BANKRUPT SALE SPECIAL $1.00 Boys' Wash Suits, (straight

19c

pants), size 7 to 16, sale price

The Greatest Money Saving Sale Ever Offered in this Vicinity.

ar -n'ns Throughout the Store too Numerous to Mention.

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If your Purchase Is Not Satisfactory we refund your money at all times

IPairiniSsIhiSinis Don't miss this opportunity to buy spring needs at these special prices. The articles advertised on this page will certainly help you In the Spring House Cleaning. Phone or Mail Your Order.

JEWEL ELECTRIC IRON This excellent 5 lb. Jewel Electric, fully guaranteed Iron, will be placed on sale

Friday & Saturday at $1.98

The Best Fly Screen On the market The Fly-proof

Screen will be placed on Sale Friday and Saturday at practically

half price. This Fly Screen Is all metal, japanned black, and measures 24x33 inches; well worth

50c; Sale price Friday and Saturday, only .

PORCH SWINGS Extra Special This big 49-inch Early English Porch Swing am sale now, complete with chain and hooks, only

29c Msgs

PORCH SHADES Buy Them Tomorrow. We sell the AEROLUX NEVER-WHIP PORCH SHADE $2.50, $3.50, $4.50, and up.

Buy a Brilliant EleeMc Sweeper

For a Real Clean Up On Sale at $18.50

Other Sweepers on Sale at $20, $25, 27.50 up

Use our Challenge Cor tain Stretcher for your clean np; on sale now, only 98 c

LINOLEUMS

We are ottering big values In our Linoleum Department. Beautiful patterns of Domestic or Inlaid Linoleums at 54c, 60c, 65c to $1.25 Yard. BEDS AND BEDDING No better time to buy than now; Just In tima for your clean up. Select your new Mattress and Spring.

Sanitary Springs at $3.50, $4.50, $5.50 Up. Sanitary Mattresses at $3.50. $5.50. $6.00, $8.50 to $17X0. Exoellent Pillows at $130, $2.75 up. Metal and Brass Beds from $2.98, $14,75, $22.00 up.

Porch Rockers

We are offering this season six excellent styles of Reed and Rush Fibre (Koltex) Veranda Rockers. These rtockers are strong and durably made, and are big values; (like cut) on Bale now, only

We Cordially Solicit Your Patronage.

COR. 8TH AND NORTH E.

RICHMOND, IND.