Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 284, 9 October 1914 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1914

WEAR CALICO

TO AID SOUTH,

SAYJVOMEN "Back to Calico" Movement Hits Richmond and Club Leaders Favor Trying Innovation.

EVERYBODY TO AID

"Calico Parties" Bring Fabric Into General Favor and Help Use Up Big Cotton Surplus. The "back to calico" movement may be taken up by Richmond club women. Several women who asked that their names be witheld have announced their Intention of Introducing the Idea into their clubs and among their friends and to start the women of Richmond talking. They are waiting for the opinion of others before starting the "back to calico" movement. This movement started in the east where it was suggested by Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter of Champe Clark, speaker of the house. Miss Clark started a cotton party in which the women wore American-made cotton goods. Pretty calicoes became the rage of the day. Women Take Lead. It is said that the "back to calico" movement is a forerunner of the "buy a bale" movement which the men of the northern cities have taken up to relieve the eouth of Its cotton since the market has been curtailed Thus tar, no Richmond men have offered to lead a "buy a bale" movement in this city and it is probable that the women will be in advance in the movement both to relieve the south and to patronize American industry. The endorsement of the state Federation of Women's club to the "back to calico" movement has been made and probably will be sent out to local chapters. Dr. Amelia R. Keller, president of the Woman's Franchise league has approved the idea and will introduce it to her clubwomen. Mrs. Caleb S. Denny of Indianapolis will ask the convention of Daughters of the American Revolution to endorse the movement when the conference is held at Fort Wayne- next week. Await Action. The movement is too new to the Richmond club women for a general sentiment to have been expressed. Women who were asked for their ideas on the movement endorsed it heartily, but refused to make public endorsement until the movement has become a topic of general conversation. "Even without the real purpose of the "back to calico" movement in mind, and for entirely selfish reasons, I would like to see this step become general and permanent," declared one prominent club woman. Another spoke of the opportunity of the women of the nation by wearing calico patterns to their club meetings and to their card parties to advance a really practical movement which men will approve of for several reasons.

CENTERVILLE

The West Grove Cemetery association will serve lunch at the Jones-Pike sale next Thursday. Mrs. Eva McLaughlin spent Wednesday with relatives in Richmond. A social was given by the Christian Endeavor recently in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lundy, who will leave here soon. Fiftyflve persons were in attendance. A short program was given, after which all took part in a spelling bee. Ice cream, cake and punch were served. Miss Elizabeth Lashley was the guest of Mrs. Edna Pike Sunday afternoon. Miss Edna Morton of Easthaven spent Sunday with her parents.

TUBERCULOSIS OF GLANDS SUCCESSFULLY TREATED

HILDA MINER After sufferinsr 17 yeurs with tuberculosis of the glands. Miss Hilda Miner, 100 E. Market street.' Indianapolis, Ind.. has recovered, aceordlriK to her statement. "I am now feeling fine," she writes, "appetite and sleep aro good and my stomueh never bothers me. I do not notice any symptoms whatever and owe my recovery to Nature's Creation." ' Continuing, she states, "When I was nine month old a running sore appeared on the left side of my neck. Several physicians called it Bcrofula and others called It tuberculosis of the glands. 1 was also troubled with catarrh. I'hysricians and their treatment did not do me any good. In May. 1913, I saw an article in the paper how Nature's Creation had cured so many fiorsons of tuberculosis and so began takng" the medicine. I was IS years old and had been sick practically all my life. My appetite was poor, sleep was not good, was nervous and occasionally had trouble with my stomach. 1 took Nature's Creation reifularly and now the sore on my neck has entirely healed, the first time in over 17 years." Nature's Creation is effective not only In canes of tuberculosis of the glands, but In all forms of tuberculosis and the conditions which lead to it, such as weak lungs, asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, rundown system and impure blood. Our new booklet, "Truth," provides full information, and contains photos and testimonials from local parties. Write for free copy. M. L. Haymann, 41? State Iltm Bid., Indianapolis, Ind.

COACH ROACH PUTS Y THROUGH PRACTICE

The Y. M. C. A. held a spirited workout last night on the system Coach Roach is putting them through. The fore part of the practice , was devoted to blackboard practice and every play was worked out. After this the coach put his men through the plays with the second team working .against them. A number of pretty and lightning like plays were pulled off by the Parker to Jones route. These two forwards are fast hitting up the speedy pace for which they are noted and will make It extremely Interesting for some poor guards before the season is over. The other men are also showing Improvement with each practice. EATON ENDEAVORS LISTEN TO ADDRESS EATON, O., Oct 9. Conducted by General Secretary S. B. Vandersall of Columbus, the first of a series of meetings arranged by the Preble County Christian Endeavor Union was held Thrsday evening in the United Brethren church at Eldorado. The last meeting of the series will be held next Sunday evening in the United Brethren church of this city. Officers and other active workers of the county organization will take part in each meeting. Rev. J. A. Garber of West Alexandria, is president of the county organization. Another invasion which Is causing trouble in France is that of hordes of wild boars which have appeared along the eastern frontier from the German forests.

Appetite Follows Good Digestion Nearly every one indulges their appetite and the digestive organs are abused, resulting in a congestion of poisonous waste that clogs the bowels and causes much misery and distress. The most effective remedy to correct this condition is the combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. This 1b a natural pleasant tasting remedy, gentle yet positive in action, and quickly relieves Indigestion, constipation, sick headache, belching, etc. Drug stores sell Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle, and in thousands of homes it is the indispensible family, remedy. For a free trial bottle write Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 451 Washington St., Monticello. 111.

NOTICE OF ELECTION. On the subject of appropriating money by Boston township, Wayne county, Indiana, for the purpose of aiding in the construction of the Richmond-Hamilton Traction company's interurban railroad. Whereas, a petition was heretofore presented to the board of commissioners of Wayne county, Indiana, by more than twenty-five free-holders of Boston township, Wayne county, Indiana, asking for public aid by the said township and appropriation of ten thousand ($10,000.00) dollars to aid in the construction of the Richmond-Hamilton Traction company's interurban railroad; and Whereas, the said board of commissioners having taken the said petition under advisement, by proper order, ordered an election to be held at the several voting places in the said township, on the 3rd day of November, 1914, by the qualified voters of the said township upon the subject: Now therefore be it known, and notice is hereby given to the qualified voters of Boston township, Wayne county, Indiana, and to all persons concerned, that the polls will be opened on the 3rd day of November, 1914, the same being the day heretofore fixed by the order of the board of commissioners of the said county, at the several voting places in the said township, to take the votes of the legal voters thereof, upon the subject of the said township aiding in the construction of the Richmond-Hamilton Traction company's interurban railroad, to the amount of ten thousand ($10,000.00) dollars, and appropriating the said sum to the said Traction company for the purpose of aiding in the construction thereof, as prayed for in the said petition; which petition is duly recorded and entered at full length In the record and order book of the said board of commissioners, in Commissioners' Record No. 31, Pages 280 and 2S1 of the records of the said board of commissioners, to which reference is hereby made for greater particularity. At the said election the Judges and Inspectors of the same shall be governed, in the reception of votes, by the laws in force regulating general elections and the whole voting, taking and certifying thereof shall be con

ducted, as nearly as may be in the manner provided by law for conducting the voting and certifying the votes at the general elections for state and county offices. The ballots used at the voting at the said election shrill contain the words: For the Interurban Railroad Appropriation YES NO The words "Yes" and "No" to be placed under the words "For the Interurban Railroad Appropriation" substantially in the same manner above appearing. Those voters desiring to vote for and in favor of the said appropriation shall make a cross, thus (X) in front of the word "Yes," and those voters desiring to vote against the said aid and appropriation shall make a similar mark in front of the word "No." Said legal voters, of the said township, are further notified that the said election will be held at and in the several precincts in the said township, as now established by law, and that the voting places therein shall be the same as the general election of state, county and township otiiclals will be held and which voting places will be advertised later as provided for by law for general elections. In witness whereof, I, Lewis S. Bowman, as auditor of Wayne county, Indiana, have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the official seal of the board of commissioners of the county of Wayne and state of Indiana, this 19th day of September, 1914. (Seal) LEWIS S. BOWMAN, Auditor Wayne County. (25-2-9-16)

Economy Happenings

E. T. VeaL Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Byram Pierce were at Greensfork Tuesday afternoon. Miss Flo Woods visited Mrs. Ruth Woods Wednesday, Mrs. Bertha Lee and daughter of Alexandria, Mrs. Lamb and Ida Lamb took dinner Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison.

MILTON I. O. O. F. BUY LODGE HOME MILTON. Ind., Oct. 9. The I. O. O. F. of this place let the contract for their new lodge home. The building known as the Union church was purchased of Mrs. Flora Ferguson and will be remodeled at a cost of about $2,800. The contract has been let to Hess & Rayle. When completed the Odd Fellows will have a home worth being proud of. Work Is expected to commence immediately and be completed within the next two or three months.

.Mrs. Nellie Haxton visited relatives at Williamsburg Wednesday. Miss Hasel Haxton was the dinner guest of Joe Haxton and family Wednesday.. . - .....:. Mr.' and Mrs. Charley Williams of Muncie were guests of Mrs. Clark Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lee of Modoc were here Wednesday afternoon.

Frank Swain went to Hartford City Thursday to visit his sister ' Doke Swain and wife were at Greens Fork Wednesday. . Earl Swain and bride of North. Dakota will arrive here this week. E. T. Veal and Ellhu Swain were at Richmond Wednesday. Mr. Ridenour of Modoc was here Wednesday. Mrs. Nettie Cole was shopping at Richmond Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Peterson,, Mrs. Clark Chamness and Jim Jackson were at Richmond Tuesday.

NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM

GOLD OR CATARRH. OPEN AT OHCC

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FOOT-WEARY

LONG HOURS

Celt ttHie Cords that bind you to your kitchen Come down tomorrow and see a graphic picture of conditions that apply in kitchens that lack Hoosier convenience. The whole story is in our window.

"White Beauty" Thm Mm Hootimr Advertised in Loading Magmmimm

The New Hoosier Cabinet Puts your whole kitchen at fingers ends, and cuts your work in two. We'll put one in your home tomorrow For a Single Dollar We started Monday to explain the new Hoosier Plan by which we are permitted to sell a few of these famous cabinets on surprising terms. Most of Them Are Already Taken

This plan differs from any other on which furniture was ever sold. Note the details.

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One dollar puts any Hoosier you select In your home. One dollar weekly dues quickly pays for It. The low cash price fixed by the factory prevails absolutely. The sale is under direct supervision of the Hoosier Company. When this allotment is taken, the sale closes. If you are not delighted with your cabinet we will gladly refund your money.

When you think of the miles of steps this cabinet saves you every day, can you daily postpone looking at these cabinets until it is too late to enroll? The time is getting short. Come in tomorrow and look at these Hoosiers. You place yourself under no obligation. YOU WILL NOT BE ASKED TO BUY unless you realize yourself the need of this cabinet in your home. But if you do not enroll, remember, some other woman will enjoy the privilege that is now yours if you en roll tomorrow. Nothing you have ever seen will save you so much labor in your kitchen, if you act tomorrow.

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Start Vssps we All lis fix; The - radical change from long to short vamps came so quickly this fall that fewstores were in position to meet the new situation. We anticipated the change and prepared for it in advance.

The result: hundreds

of new patrons. WeJ

are literally swamped with business. See our brilliant display of Short Vamp

models, the prettiest

shoes that ever graced a woman's foot.

SlhuDirt Vamps in dull leathers, patent leathers, bronze kid, gray and fawn tops, patents and dulls with cloth quarters, or over-gaiter effects. Low heels, Cuban heels, opera heels. Prices $2.50, $3 and $4 mostly. A few numbers $5.00. .

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For Boys and Girlo Are comfortable and stylish. They cost no more than ordinary shoes, but will wear twice as long. Buy your next pair here and cut your children's shoe bill in half.

$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 $1.50 and $1.75

Misses' sizes Boys' sizes . Smaller sizes

Fall Footwear Novelties

There were never so many before in men's shoes. As usual, we are showing the new ones first. These new models appeal to young men who admire smart, classy shoes.

The are so reasonable as to nearly everyone.

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Gun Metals, Patents, Dark Russia Calf, Gray Cloth Tops, Black Cloth Tops, Plain Toe English Bluchers, stitched tips, high toes, English toes, medium toes, in fact, styles and shapes to suit every fancy and appropriate to every occasion. Prices $3, $4, $4.50, $5. . A few styles, $6.00. And last, but by no means least, Feltman's Famous Tramp Last the most comfortable shoe on earth and the greatest shoe value in the world for the money. Worn by more men on the streets of Richmond today than any other shoe ever sold in this city. In all leathers. Price

FELTMAN'S SHOE STORE 724 Main Street. The Curme-Feltman Shoe Company.