Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 29, 15 December 1914 — Page 8

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MERCURY REACHES ZERO ABOUT MILTON Cold Snap Hits Western Wayne County and Residents Shiver. MILTON. Ind., Dec. 15. Monday the mercury registered 6 degrees below zero, at 8:25 it was lb degrees below nd at noon it stood at zero. The Kmbroidery club will meet at

the home of Mrs. W. K. Williams Wed

nesday afternoon, Mrs. Ott Crownover to be the hostess. ! Mrs. Barbara Keller of Bentonville, visited her daughter Mrs. Jesse Moore, Saturday. Mrs. Keller is in her elghtyfourth year. She raised 200 chickens ihis last summer, cared for her garden and did her own housework. Mrs. Keller came from Wurtemburg, when she was 22 years old and has lived at Uentonville for over 40 years. Miss Nora Campbell and other relatives here received word of the death of their aunt, Mrs. Mary Elliott, at Kichmond. G. W, Crull, the incoming trustee of the township, has his bonds made out. Elmer MeGrew of Uagerstown, while visiting his mother, Mrs. Harrison Marlatt. east of town the week

end caught a very fine red fox( near the J. M. MoMahan place of the Dodd-

ride neighborhood.

Thn V. V. M. S. of the M. E. church

here, met with Airs. Vene Beeson, Fri-

rinv nftprnoon. A nice program was

observed. Among other items of busi

ness the societv decided to observe tne

week of prayer, beginning on New Year s day. The rowings will be held each afternoon. Will Null who has been employed at liberty, was unabe to work last week. On Monday he went to Connersville ti his daughter's, Mrs. Leonard Jobe to assist Mr. Jobe in butchering. Play Scores Success. The play given by the young ieople of tho M. E. church at Straughn, was largely attended Saturday evening and to judge by the applause was well enjoyed by the large audience. The M. E. church orchestra accompanied the young people and furnished music. It is said that Paul Werking as Otis, brought down the house. The young people express their thanks to the people of Straughn for liberal patronage and the royal treatment in assisting the mto furnish the stage. Among those from here who attended aside from the players and orchestra were uinoa Will Daniel. Oran Bragg, J.

Notes From Cambridge

Charles Lackey has been quite sick the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harrison ,of Richmond, spent Friday evening in this city and attended the entertainmen given in the Methodist church in connection with the Christmas bazaar. The Cambridge City high school basket ball team defeated the Webster team at Hagerstown Friday evening by a score of 25 to 12. The Cambridge City line-up: Merrill Allison, Eugene Diffenderfer. Robert Beard, William Williams, Harry Winters and Herbert Behr.

Mrs. Charles Griffin spent Saturday

in Richmond the guest of her parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hart.

Mrs. John Jackson has been quite

sick the past week.

Mrs. Sam Ives returned Saturday to

her home in New Castle after a few days spent with Miss Gertrude Ed

wards. Go to Hagerstown. Among the number of young people going from this city to Hagerstown Friday evening to witness the basketball game between the Cambridge

COLEMAN CONFERS, ON COUNTY EXPERTS

TWENTY TO RECEIVE RED CROSS BUTTONS

City high school ten iland that of Webster, were: Beale Williams, Robert Wright, Charles Dairy. Charles Morris, Harry Danner, Ralph Marson, Ora and Howard Graver and the Misses Francis Leslie, Helen Hicks, Mildred Carpenter, Esther Ferguson, Marguerite Smith and Ruth Feemster. Mrs. Carl Boyd attended the funeral of Lloyd K. Hill of Centerville Sunday afternoon. An entertaining program and a large crowd characterized the entertainment Friday evening in the auditorium of the Methodist church, in connection

with the Christmas bazaar, the program consisted of a number of readings hv Mrs. Clara Houseworth of

Doddridge, and Miss Evelyn Gaar, vocal solo by Mrs. F. J. Scudder, a duet by Arthur Reese and Russell Strickler, and an organ solo by Miss Gaynelle Hageman. A Victrola in charge of Arthur Reese contributed to the pleasure throughout the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cahrles Jackson of Indianapolis, the former an illustrator on the Indianapolis Star, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Neff of New Castle, and Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Nusbaum of Richmond, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallick Saturday and Sunday.

T. A. Coleman, state agricultural agent, was in Richmond yesterday looking over the county agent situation. He held a short conference with County Superintendent C. O. Williams and made several Inquiries as to the interest farmers over the county were showing in the appointment of an agent. Mr. Coleman expressed surprise that a series of meetings had been arranged for next week, saying that the extension department had received no notice of the meetings, and that Lewis Heller, who had been mentioned as an annlicant for the position, had not

hoen recommended by Purdue offi

cials.

Richmond Saturday to do their Christ

mas shopping. Park Hunt of Modoc was here the last of the week. Thomas Stewart visited Mr. and Mrs. David Sells near Hagerstown

last week.

Mrs. Edna Replogle was at Richmond the last of the week. Mrs. Esther Stewart entertained Mrs. Jesse Bond recently. Mrs. Mary Peterson has received word of the death of her brother, Mike Zoll at Harbor Springs, Mich., as the result of an accident. Miss Vergie Stanley received a box of chrysanthemums from Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stanley of Indianapolis. Mrs. Ora Haxton and Mr. and Mrs. Cy Helsey were in Richmond recently.

FORM NEW COUNCIL

Organization of the new county council will take place Saturday. The

council meeting was ordered today by Auditor Bowman. The new members have been asked to appear for business at 10 o'clock Saturday morning for their first eesslon. There

will

priations to make to fill out the orig

inal funds which were short.

15. "We may go to Louisville today to try to arrange a proposition with Pat Harahan- and Seelbach to put Federal League team In New York." said President James Gilmore of the Federal League, today, after Colonel Jacob Ruppert, Jr.. announced he would buy the New York Yankees and not play angel to a Federal team. Ruppert scooped the world when he announced: "I have made all my ar-

be several small bridge appro-j rangements to buy out Frank Farrell

MAY PUT FEDERAL TEAM IN NEW YORK

BY LEASED WIRE. FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind., Dec.

and the deal is settled an out tne payment, which will probably be $450,000. "Ban Johnson will arrive here tomorrow or Thursday and we will then settle that."

Brownies and

Kodaks at Qulfl1ya. 7-16t

ECONOMY

Lewis Chamness was the guest of the Edwards brothers Sunday afternoon, i Albert Atkinson made a business trip to Richmond the last of the Mr. and Mrs. B. Swain were in Richmond Saturday. Many Economy persons went to

Twenty school children have qualified for Red Cross seal honorary buttons by selling fifty Red Cross seals and returning fifty cents for them. Dr. S. Edgar Bond, county sales agent, said today that he is encouraging school children to strive for buttons, and will have a list of those becoming honorary sales agents published within a few days. Mrs. Ed SChalk of the Domestic Science association said today that she had received $250 from the sale of seals, and believes that when the reports are made the total sales will be more than $300.

The

Slug-

Liver Regulates the Body a

gish Liver Needs Care. Someone has said that people with Chronic Liver Complaint should be shut up away from humanity, for they are pessimists and see through a "glass darkly." Why? Because mental states depend upon physical states. Biliousness, Headache, Dizziness and Constipation disappear after using Dr.

King's New Life Pills. 25c at your drug

gist. Adv.

A. Brown, Walter lempim, jviesbia. Will lluddleston, Reyden Wolfgang, Shutsz and others. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Crook and daughter Miss Irene, were guests with Mrs. Amanda Waltz at Richmond Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Huddleston were among the guests with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weigel at Cambridge City Sunday at dinner. Miss Alma Wagner was home from Williamsburg, to spend over Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wagner. She was accompanied by her friend Miss Pegg, who is also a teacher at Williamsburg. Mrs. John Ohmit and daughter Mrs.

Carl Whitely of Cambridge City, were

guests of Mrs. Ohmit s motner ana sister, Mesdanies Rebecca Werking and Lafe Rayle Monday. Mrs. Sarah Ilussey spent Saturday p.nd over Saturday night with Mrs. Jane Sills and daughteres. iuce and Dean Manlove were at Richmond Saturday to see Santa. Mr. and Mrs. Park Lantz are here from Petoskey, Mich., to spend over

the Christmas holidays witn ner par-, cnts. Mr. and Mrs. James Doddridge,1 v. nil his father and sisters, L. F. Lantz ind Misses Jessie and Luella Lantz. The Milton Masonic lodge had work i ; the Entered Apprentice degree Monilav e vening. I ,lcs.;c Cregar. who came here from . I hi iclr ii.v" of Falmouth to open a; pool rooM has concluded to leave and; will go to East Germantown to open; a room. Miss Ruby Mou"e was home from Richmond to spend over Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Misses llattie Sills, Mary Sills, Neva Witter, Kmina and Anna Gingrich were Richmond shoppers from here Saturday. Charles Boyd of Bentonville, has ;np to Los Angeles, California, to -pond the winter. The Womans club of Bentonville community, will meet with Mrs. Kernmer Wednesday afternoon instead or December 23. The Christian church Sunday school r. Bentonville with Mrs. W. G. Lamb,ni, as superintendent, reports a good attendance Sunday morning notwithstanding the stormy day. The C. W. B. M. of the Christian church held an open meeting at the Formers Bank hall, Sunday morning. The program consisted of talks by the members on Mexico, China, India, Porto Rico, Siberia and America, and the mission work in those countries by the church. The men's quarter furnished special music.

$1,500 BARN BURNS

ECONOMY, Ind., Dec. 15. With a loss of about $1,500 a large barn belonging to Mary King burned about midnight Saturday. Joe King, who was renting the barn, lost 400 bushels of corn, two buggies, harness, hay and new farming implements. He carried no insurance. A painting outfit which belonged to Cain and Ezra Frazier, was also destroyed.

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For a Weak Stomach. Mrs. F. P. Tritsch, Rome, N. Y, writes, "About five years ago my stomach was very weak. I could not eat solid food. Friends told me that Chamberlain's Tablets were just what I needed. I took three or four bottles of them and my health has since been of the best. For sale by all dealers. Adv.

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with pain caused by toothache, rheumatism bruises, burns, etc. Dr. Bell's Astec Oil will cause all pain to leave instantly. In every home there should be a bottle of this wonderful oil, for one never knows how often they may be called upon to use it. Come to any one of our three drug stores and ask for a bottle of Dr. Bell's

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HEAVY MEAT EATERS HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS

Eat Less Meat if You Feel Backachy or Have Bladder Trouble Tak .. Glass of Salts.

No man or woman who cats meat ocularly can make a mistake by flushur the kidneys occasionally, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric tcid which excites the kidneys, they income overworked from the strain, let. sluggish and fail to filter the ivaste and poisons from the blood, then ip get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, leadaches, liver trouble nervousness,

lizziness, sleeplessness ana urinary lisorders come from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache in

he kidnevs or your back hurts or if

'he urine is cloudy, offensive full of

sediment, irregular of passage or at

ended by a sensation of scalding, stop atine meat and get about four ounces

.if Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take x tablespoon ful In a plass of water aefore breakfast, and in a few days

your kidneys will act fine. This fa

nous tnlts Is made from the acid of

grapes and lemon juice, combined with

ithia. and has been used ior genera

ions tr flush and stimulate the kid-

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nine so it no longer causes irritation

bus ending bladder weakness.

Jad Salts Is inexpensive and cannot

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cent lithia-water drink which every ne should take now and then to keep

he kidneys clean and active, and the lood pure, thereby avoiding serious

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If you are going to give your wife, sweetheart or sister a Watch this Christmas why not make it a BRACELET or WRIST WATCH. In addition to being the time keeper she has wanted and needed, it's convenience and beautiful appearance on the arm will appeal to her instantly. We are showing a large assortment of these at prices from $4.85 to $5.00. ASK TO SEE THEM.

Our Special Bracelet Watch for

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Preserve Your Hair While You Have It Take care of your hair now, and keep it. Don't wait until it is gone, for it can never be regained. Get a bottle of

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HAIR TONIC use it according to directions, and you will ward off the danger of falling hair and early baldness. We don't claim that it will grow hair on a bald head, but itwill keep your hair at its very best. We positively guarantee that. Two sizes, 50c and $1.00, and is sold the Thistlethwaite way at 45c and 89c

A List of Practical Gifts SPECIAL CUT PRICES ON CAMERAS Thistlethwaites Prices $20.00 Cameras $17.48 $15.50 Cameras $13.29 $14.00 Cameras $11.98 $10.00 Cameras $8.38 $8.00 Cameras $6.88 $3.00 Cameras S2.59 $2.00 Cameras $1.79 Eastman Films at Cut Prices.' 254x314 Prints 3c each Films Developed Free.

Damp, Rainy Weather Is Hard on Your Clothes They will get out of shape and need a little fixing up. Don't take them to a dry cleaner, just get a bottle of LIBERTY Dry Cleaner and you will have the French Benzole Dry cleaning system in your home. Wonderful results from this Dry Cleaner have been obtained by others, and the same can be done by you. Liberty Dry Cleaner comes in two sizes 25c and 50c, and is sold the Thistlethwaite way at 19c and 39c

CUT PRICES ON ICY HOT BOTTLES Thistlethwaites Prices $1.00 Icy Hot Bottles 89c $1.50 Icy Hot Bottles $1.31

$2.00 Icy Hot Bottles $1.79 $2.50 Icy Hot Bottles $2.23 $3.00 Icy Hot Bottles $2.69 $3.50 Icy Hot Bottles $3.19 PARISIAN-IVORY Thistlethwaite's Prices $2.00 Brushes and Mirrors $1.48 $3.00 Brushes and Mirrors 2.23 $3.50 Brushes and Mirrors $2.48 $4.00 Brushes and Mirrors $2.98 $5.00 Brushes and Mirrors $3.98 50c Nail Files, Shoe Hooks, Cuticle Knives. Etc 39c 25c Nail Files, Shoe Hooks, Cuticle Knives, Etc 19c WATCHES AND CLOCKS Thistlethwaites Prices

Stomach Trouble Quickly Relieved Your stomach is your best friend or your worst enemy, as you prefer. To have good health it is absolutely necessary to hare a good stomach. If your stomach is out of order, bad health must necessarily follow. The American- people of today neglect their stomachs. They eat too fast, work too fast, live too fast and are generally a bunch of nerves. Something gives way, generally the stomach. Then follows nervousness, indigestion, kidney or stomach troubles, and various othr ailments. If you feel sick, tired, run-down, have a bad taste in the mouth, coated tongue, feel distressed after eating: if you are constipated and have frequent headaches, your stomach is out of order, and you need a stomach medicine. Cooper's New Discovery will help digest your food, put the stomach in a healthy condition so that you may eat anything your stomach craves, without fear of indigestion. Get a bottle today at any of our thref drug stores. Cooper's New Discovery comes in regular $1.0 size bottles and is sold the 7C Thistlethwaite Way at ,C

$1.00 Eskay

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Aches and Pains are the first symptoms of a Bad Cold or la grippe. You can be instantly relieved by taking one bottle of Dr. Bell s Honey and Pine Tar Compound This remedy is so good that we fully guarantee every bottle sold and if it does not give satisfactory results, bring back the empty bottle and get your money. Regular 50c size bottles sold the Thistlethwaite way at

39c

Watch 98c Special. .$1.89 Clocks . . .69c Clocks. .$1.29

All guaranteed for 1 year. PERFUMES In Xmas Packages Thistlethwaite's Prices 25c Perfumes 19c 50c Perfumes 39c 75c Perfumes 63c $1.00 Perfumes 79c POCKET KNIVES Thistlethwaites Prices 25c Pocket Knives 19c 50c Pocket Knives 39c 75c Pocket Knives 63c $1.00 Pocket Knives... 79c $2.00 Pocket Knives. .$1.49 $3.00 Pocket Knives . .$1.98 LEATHER GOODS . Thistlethwaites Prices 25c Pocket Books 19c 50c Pocket Books 39c 75c Pocket Books 63c $1.00 Pocket Books 79c $1.50 Pocket Books .$1.19 $2.00 Pocket Books.. $1.39

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Excessive Drinking Causes tired feeling and constant headache You can stop this by using CeleryVesce "As pleasant as Cream Soda." Any of our 3 drug stores will supply you with Celery Vesca and after the first bottle you will note that those constant headaches have vanished. Celery Vesce is sold the Thistlethwaite way at 10c, I9c, 39c

You should give her a IPsurlkeir "Lucky Curve" Fountain Pen No better Fountain Pen sold today than the Parker Lucky Curve Pen. It's the one perfect pen and always gives satisfaction. We sell the regular Fountain Pen the Self Fillers the Thistlethwaite Way at $1 io $5

lidney complications. Adv.