Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 73, 4 February 1915 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY,: FEB. 4, 1915.

CHURCH DEDICATES MODERN BASEMENT

MILTON, Ind., Feb. 4. The ladies of the Christian church dedicated the new basement of the church with a reception and miscellaneous . shower, Tuesday afternoon and evening. A large crowd was present in the afternoon, the hours being 2 to 4 o'clock. The time was spent socially and in music in" the main auditorium, with Miss Nellie Jones at the Lgan.

The hours in the evening were from 7 to 9 o'clock and the guests were en

tertained with music by the orchestra.

The ladies were the recipients of many dishes, and . cooking utensils. There

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were large tables spread with linen to receive the gifts and these were filled with the nice display. In addition to this the ladles bought a complete out

fit of plates, cups, .knives and forks and bowls. The ; basement Is nicely finished ands complete in cupboards and tables. ' The kitchen Is well equipped. The main auditorium Is beautiful In Its new varnish and wall

decoration done In fresco. It Is nicely heated and well lighted. The ladles of the church greatly appreciate the gifts from their friends. Has Used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for 20 years. - "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been used in my household for the last twenty years. I began giving it to my children When they were small. As -a quick relief for croup, whooping cough, and ordinary colds, It. has no equal. Being free from opium and other harmful drugs, I never felt afraid to give it to the children. I have rec

ommended it to a large number of friends and neighbors, who have used

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ture is on each box. 25c. Adv.

INSTALL OFFICERS

Offiers were installed at the meeting of the Denver Brown Camp, No. 20, United Spanish War Veterans. Paul

Comstock addressed the members, out

lining the best methods for conducting the camp and for the betterment of the comrades. A smoker will be held March 3. Important business will be considered.

PASSENGER AGENTS ASK ATTITUDE

OF CAMBRIDGE ON RAISES IN RATES

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind., Feb. 4.

F. A. Bauchens, assistant general pas

senger agent of the P., C, C. & St. I, railroad, and J. S. Hall, general pas

senger agent of the L. E. & W., met

a number of citizens Tuesday afternoon In the Hurst opera house for the

purpose of ascertaining the sentiment of the people - on the . subject of the Increase of passenger 'rates to 2 cents. A resolution was adopted by the meeting favoring the increase. The Thomas Scott farm of fifty acres, one and a half , miles east of Bentonville, has been sold to William Wolf of Dublin, who will take possession March 1. Consideration $7,250.

Mrs. W. A. Crletz, who has been seriously ill with heart trouble , is improving. .-'.-. -.-i V Miss Matie Dirk has returned after several days spent with Miss Clara Tuttle In New Castle. Entertain at Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. H. B Miller entertained at dinner Tuesday evening, having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Calloway, Mr. and Mrs.rC. B. Loeb,

Mrs. Jennie Jones, ' Mrs. ; E. F. Harm and E. H. McCaffrey. A. R. Feemster was In Indianapolis yesterday attending the twenty-third annual convention of the Savings and Loan Association of Indiana. Prominent speakers from all parts of the state delivered addresses on savings and loan subjects. "" -

Mr. Morrow, and daughter nave returned to Muncie, after a visit with the former's brother, Father Gorman at St. Elizabeth's parish house. Misses Merle and Marie Wysong of

Connersville, will spent Sunday with

friends in this city. ' -' Mrs. C. B. Loeb and Mrs. Laura Richey entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of the former, having guests for two tables; of five hundredThe company included , Mesdames J. R. Littell, K. P. Diffenderfer, E. F. Halm, Jennie Jones, W. H. Doney and O. L. Calloway. A two course luncheon was served. ' Dinwiddle Improves. . The condition' of the venerable Samuel Dinwiddle, whose health for sever

al days has caused his friends some

anxietv. showed improvement , Wed

nesday. , Born Tuesday, to Mr.' and Mrs. Clar

ence SDeed. a 10-bound son. The

child has been given the name James

As Mrs. Anna Strickler was busily absorbed in her work Tuesday afternoon, her door opened, and .before she

could rise to admit them a number of friends who had received invitations

through Mrs. R. D. Steele and Miss Elizabeth ' Whelan, who had f planned

the affffalr, entered the room. After the merriment had somewhat subsided a 6 o'clock dinner, which the guests

had prepared, was served. During the

course of the evening readings and music were given. ; Mrs. Strickler was presented by her guests with a beautiful table runner. "The company included MeBdames Alvin Hormel, R. D. Steele, Emll Ebert, O. U. Toppin, Joe Moore, B. F. Griffin. Belle .Martin, John Wissler, Kate , Drischel, E. K. Whelan, E. R. McGraw, . MIbs Anna La Nieve, Miss Elizabeth Bertsch, Miss

Amy McDanlel, Miss Jennie McQrew

and Master Jean' McGraw. Candlemas was observed Tuesday evenin at St.-Elisabeth's church.Mrs. F. F. Romer was hostess Tuesday afternoon for the Five Hundred club, with ladles for two tables of the came. - Cream, cake - and mints were

served. Mrs. F. H. Ohmit and Mrs. E.. D. Filby will entertain the club in two weeks.-

CARLOS, IND.

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Several persons, from here attended

the sale of , Earl Morrison Tuesday. The ladies of the Sabbath school serv

ed lunch and' made above expenses $22.25. Mr. and Mrs., Dan Engle entertained at dinner Sunday 'their children and Mr. and Mrs. ! Reger and children, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Engle,

who recently , announced their mar

riage. . ,

; Born to Mr., and Mrs. Cepol Thurs

ton, a one and one-half pound boy.

Babe Is not expected to live..

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Turner are the

parents of a new boy.

A son arrived at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Miller.'

Mr. and . Mrs. Frank Cain visited

with Joe Smith and family one day last

week. -

A change was made in the primary

teachers at this place. Miss Kabel of

Winchester, taking the place of Miss Dorothy Harrison of Farmland. Earl Morrisons and George Careys moved Wednesday. Mrs. W. A. Oler spent Sunday and Monday at Lynn. ' Trustee Lewis Coffin was in town on business Wednesday. T. A. Morrison is entertaining the mumps. . . , , ,

DEMOCRATS PREPARE

JACKSON DAY SPREAD

EATON, O., Feb. 4. All details have been arranged for .Preble - County Democracy's tenth annual . Jackson

Day banquet, which will be held Friday evening in the armory. The sup

ply of tickets has been almost exhaust

ed, and more than two hundred will be in attendance. The chief speakers of the evening will be ex-Governor James

E. Campbell of Columbus, Hon. M. O. Burns of Hamilton, and Judge R. W.

Baggott of Dayton. Stanley S. Hart, members of the county agricultural society, will preside as toastmaster. Following a plan Inaugurated - last year, political bars will be lowered and representatives " of the various

parties will be welcomed. An elaborate banquet will be served ' by

Caterer Crouse of the Home restaurant.

JACKSONBURG i

Margaret Hood is still quite ilL

Mr. Jerome will move his family to

Muncie. '

Paul Fink is visiting his parents for

a few days.

Flavius Brown returned to his home

In Atlanta, Monday.

Mabel Harrison and Grace Kirby

were at Richmond, Saturday.

Mrs. Joe Burroughs spent Wednes

day with Mrs. Fred Hosier.

The Aid society will meet with Mrs.

Deolan Daugherty this afternoon.

Frank Eliason, Spence Gethers and Adolph Perscnett are serving on the

jury.

Mrs. Gilbert Wright and son Chester

visited relatives and Meads her last

week. r ' ' . Mrs. Philip Miller Is recovering from the efforts of a fall at her home some time ago. -

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To People who have bought Furniture at any of our Semi-Annual Sales the heading or tnis advertisement is all that's needed; they've been waiting to see the announoement. The stock is wonderful this year, and prices are unusually low. The goods you buy here are all regular DRUITT QUALITY, fresh and up-to-date. We never buy anything just to make up or fill in a "Special Sale." We can't afford to call such things DRUITT FURNITURE. Anything bought of us at Special Sales is guaranteed in every way as though it were bought at regular sale. Our Special Sales are for the purpose of making new friends and repeating the opportunities to old friends. These sales offer you wonderful values. 'They offer us unusual opportunities to show what our ideas of fairness are.

The Examples Below Give Just a Few of the Bargains. Remember, the Quality is DRUITT QUALITY

Sale Begins aflyirdla)yg Feb., and Continues Until Saturday, Feb. 27

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This handsome, regular $36.50 Buffet is made throughout of selected quartered oak, full Colonial design, large 48-inch case. Has lined partitioned silver drawer, three separate drawers in center cupboard, and full width linen drawer at bottom. An exceptional value. Comes in

Golden or Fumed Oak;

priced at

An exceptional Dining Table offer. This handsome table is built of solid selected quartered oak throughout. No veneer used in any part of this table. Has large 48-inch top and

extends six feet; priced at

$18.00

$29.20

Buy Now. We Will Hold Your Selections Until You Are Ready For Delivery.

A real Sanitary Couch with guaranteed construction. Has coil spring support in center, and two-inch mesh wire top; priced $4 49

This Solid Oak Dining Chair, has full box seat, corner block construction, best genuine leather upholstered

seat. Come in any fin

ish. A set of six for.

$13.20

An opportunity to save 20 per cent on your Davenport. We show twenty designs of one motion Bed Davenports. Every one is built upon guaranteed steel construction, and the frames are all genuine Quartered Oak. A beautiful piece by day and a comfortable bed at night. The cut

shows our regular $32.50

piece, now priced at

This machine Is sold under a ten

year guarantee with thirty days'

free trial; priced

$16.00

This handy Kitchen Cabinet base has two large bins, two large drawers and moulding board. Buy it at the price of a kitchen table. Regular

$6.50 value; Priced at

This handsome, genuine Leather Rocker. A big roomy, comfortable piece. Regular $35.00 vaatlue: $28.00

Twenty-five patterns of Library Tables are shown. Every one is discounted 20 per cent. One just like cut is made of solid quartered prikcer.n.p!M?hrd.:.. $14.40

Our entire spring line of Reed Baby Carriages is Included in this sale at 20 off. A regular $26.50 carriage; HO"l Oft priced .iU

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Solid Oak Magazine Stand

$3.59

$26.00

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Here It is the Most Convenient Kitchen, Cabinet Made No doors open over your work board on this cabinet Has measuring cup on flour bin, glass sugar bin, full extension sliding top, removable flour bin, crystal glass spice jars, large pot and pan cupboard, metal bread and cake box,

two extra drawers; Priced at ,

$28.50

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A Solid Oak Pedestal, with a 12-inch square top and base, stands 36 inches high. Golden or Fumed Priced at . . $1.49 "Rish the Button and Rest"

A guaranteed 55 pound (not 45 pounds) all Elastic Felted Cotton Mattress, made and guaranteed under the laws of Indiana to contain 100 of pure, new felted cotton. This mattress is put up In ex

tra heavy satin finished tick. In fact, a regular $12.50 value. Priced at

ON RUGS NOW

$40.00 9x12 Rugs; now $32.00 $35.00 9x12 Rugs; now $28.00 $28.00 9x12 Rugs; now $22.80 $25.00 9x12 Rugs; now $20.00 $20.00 9x12 Rugs; now $16.00 $12.00 9x12 Rugs; now $9.60

This handsome Fibre Rocker comes upholstered in Tapestry or Chase Leather. Is all band woven and will last QQ Kfl a life time. Priced vO.Dll

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Here is an opportunity that will not come again. This handsome genuine Satin Brass Bed has full twoInch posts with heavy fillers. Comes all satin or polet finish; (IF A A Priced at... JAt).nJ

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$8.88

When you buy an Eriez Range you We show an - extensive line of have the best. Has full 18-inch oven, this celebrated Chair, which four hole cooking top, burners have now carry a discount of 20.

adjustable valves. Saves QA 0ur regular $19.50 gas. Priced at pJ.9.0vl Chair priced at...

$15.60

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OFF on GOAL HEATING STOVES See our Complete Bed Room Suite $39.85

627-629 Main St. Richmond, Indiana

This genuine Burrows - Featherweight Folding Card Table, leather

cloth top, regular $3.00 $1 ' QQ value. Priced at .... , t)l00

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