Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 153, 10 June 1915 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUNTELEGRAM. THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1915.

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REBEK All LODGE ENTERTAINS 50 AT BIG PARTY Milton Branch Gives Thimble Party and Program of Good Musical Numbers and Recitations.

MILTON. Ind., June 10, The entertainment committee of the Rebekah lodge gave a thimble party

Tuesday afternoon at the Odd Fellows' hall. About sixty guests were present to enjoy the afternoon. The following program was given: Piano aolo, Miss

Lora Beeson; vocal solo, Eula Lever

ton, with piano accompaniment by her mother, Mrs. Clyde Leverton; piano

duet, Misses Carrie Michael and Nellie Jones; vocal solo, Alice Murley,

with piano accompaniment by Miss Lora Beeson; piano solo, Miss Marie Harmeier; voca Isolo, Mrs. Alvin Lowry, with piano accompaniment by

Miss Nellie Jones. Each number was pleasing and was highly applauded.

Refreshments were served and a ail ver offering taken.

Mrs. W. L. Parkins is visiting her

brother, Harry Michael at Crawfords

ville and attending the festivities of class week at Wabash college. Her

son, Ivan, is one of the graduates.

Miss Margaret Ohmit spent Tuesday at Cambridge City with Mrs. Ben

Whitely.

Misses Mattie and Ada Cully of

Liberty, en route home from Rich

mond, visited Mrs. J. Sylvester and

family this week. Sprains Ligament.

Homer Hoshour sprained a ligament in his foot when he was painting the roof of David Nucent's house. He

slid on the fresh paint and fell a dis

tance of twelve feet. At first he 'thought he was not seriously hurt, but

later his foot began to pain mm.

The Milton band will go to Fairview

Sunday afternoon to play for the I O. R. M. decoration.

Miss Gussie Miller has been suffering from a bilious attack, and was

unable to return to school at Muncie.

Mrs. Homer Drennen is visiting rel atives at Connersville.

Clyde Miller was at Richmond on

business Wednesday. Miss Mae Keever is visiting rela

uvea at tTiiAiuovu.

Mrs W. W. Leverton was a recent

visitor in Richmond.

Misses Florence Daniel, Ruth Leverton, Cora Kellam, Lois Dailey, Vio

let Murley, Mary Sills have returned

to Muncie Normal school.

Mrs. Dan Hess and son Vernon

were in Richmond Wednesday. Visits Richmond.

Horace Bennett of Ohio, is here to

spend a few days with his brother-in law, Dr. Sweney.

Mrs. Josie Clouds went to Dublin Wednesday to visit friends and relatives. The M. E. orchestra held a rehearsal Tuesday evening at the church. The Rev. F. C. McCormick and fam11 v attonHoH n retention TneRdav ftven-

' ing at Centerville, in honor of the new members of the church. Children's day will be observed at the Christian church Sunday evening. Mrs. John Rogers, who has been the guets of her sister, Mrs. W. E. Williams, returned to her home at Hamilton, O., Tuesday. S. Engle, who spent a few days with his mother, Mrs. Fannie Engle, has returned to Pittsburg.

Visits His Sister. Mack Beeson of Indianapolis visited his sister, Mrs. Ella Hoffman this week. The latter does not improve much.

. Miss Nellie Jones was at Richmond yesterday.

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Want Your Laundry Dull Finish? New machinery Just Installed that gives that dull finish to your starched laundry. Shirts 10c each. Collars 2c each. Cuffs 4c pair; underwear 6c each We Call for and Deliver. Dang Wing Lee.

Reunion of the Stigleman family

was held at the home of Warren Stigle man on the Chester pike Sunday.

Those present were Sol Stigleman and

wife, Wilson . Devoe and family of Richmond. Frank Hodgin and family.

Robert Stigleman and wife. Carl Wiss-

ler and family and Mr. and Mrs. Chris

topher Wissler' of New Lisbon and Mrs. Lizzie Hodgin. ) John Fowble has purchased a new

automobile. i

Miss Charlotte Rogers of Richmond spent the week-end with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Meyers entertained the following, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Gist, Dr. Gist and Miss Ruth Alice Gist and Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. Mr. apd Mrs. James Smith, Miss Lela Morrow of Parker City, is visiting relatives here. , Entertain Friends.

Mr. and Mrs, Omer Snyder gave a

party at their home eas( of town Saturday evening. Those present were Messrs. and Mesdames Tom Snyder, Frank Huffman, Will Brown. Earl

Muhl, Blue Williams, Scott Llcbty. Pete Kimmer, Henry Lahmann, Marker. Albert Hood, Oscar Tompson, Homer Snyder, Harry Whitacre, Elbert

Kemp, Mrs: Sophronia Morrow, Mrs

Ida Barker; Misses Alta and Ona Wil

liams, Edith and Esther Litchy. Ade

laide Kemp, Catherine and Gertrude Lahmann, Helen Huffman, Stella Snyder, Bernice Hood, Ruth Barker, Irene Brown, Edith Whitacre; Messrs. Harry Study, Robert and Paul Huffman,

Howard, Marvel and MIron Barker, Ai

fred Kemp, Harvey Huffman. Clifford Farmer. Sam Robinson, and Frank

Kerlin.

Misses Carrie Vorman entertained Misses Lucile Huffman, Ethel Allen, Carrie Boerner, Marjorie Huffman, Ina Allen, Messrs, Ivan Starbuck. Harry

Brown, Fred Davis, Everett Hunt,

Harry Vornauf, Fred Vornauf Sunday

evening.

A delegation from the Whitewater Lodge of Odd Fellows attended the

SHE WOULD NEVER

BE WELL, THEY SAID Mrs. N. Learv Suffered So

With Kidney and Stomach Trouble her Friends Gave Her Up to Die. Wonderful Recovery

church services. Dinner was served in

the hall at noon. A large crowd attend

ed Decoration services Sunday afternoon.

MRS. N. LEARY. The wonderful results obtained by Mrs. Leary, 1401 Kuper street, Toledo, should convince the reader that nature and her laboratories of roots, barks, berries, blossoms and leaves can always be relied upon. Herbal Lax-a-Tone is a remedy that is obtained from that source and you can make no mistake by using it. She says: "I have had a bad stomach, would bloat up with gas, suffered with hot flashes, had kidney trouble and would get deathly sick at my stomach and toy dizzy spells were frightful; my vision would get so bad that I could hardly see and that tired-out feeling was with me always but thanks to Herbal Lax-a-Tone, I am now enjoying perfect health." If you have headaches, sour acid stomach, gas, bloat, shortness of breath after eating, constipation, bad blood, feel tired and worn out. Herbal Lax-a-Tone is what you need. If we cannot help you by the use of this medicine we do not want your money. You have everything to gain and nothing to lose. For sale by Thistlethwaites. Mail orders solicited. Adv.

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LAST TIME TONIGHT

The Greatest Auto Race Picture Ever Filmed. THE VANDERBILT CUP RACE Held at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. 5 MIRACULOUS ESCAPES FROM DEATH 20 HAIR-RAISING ACCIDENTS BOB BURMAN'S CRASH INTO A TELEPHONE POLE OLDFI ELD'S MACHINE TURNS OVER AT 90 MILES AN HOUR. TOMORROW "The Hound of the

AMUSEMENTS.

THE UNION AffiDOME SOUTH 10th ST, OFF MAIN

ALL THIS WEEK Big Musical Show 15 PEOPLE Every Act a Good One Come Tonight and Every Night. "Hen Peck Henry" Friday and Saturday "Johnny Wise" Prices 10c anJ 20c Two shows each evening, 7:30 and 9:00.

AMUSEMENTS

THE SKY DOME Main Street, Near 11th St. GRAND OPENING TONIGHT World Film Corp. Presents in 5 big reels of motion pictures

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Don't miss this big featureAlso one reel

6 Big Reels .at 5c. Friday "The Kangaroo."

HIGH CLASS FEATURES AND PARAMOUNT PICTURES MURRAY SHOWS START 2:15 and 6:45

5c we 1Qc Jesse L. La sky Presents Marguerite Clark In the Big 5-Reel Feature "Tttnc (GC0

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Everyone will like Miss Clark in "The Goose Girl" as this was her first real "hit" in Silent Dramas.

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TONIGHT (Two reel Majestic) "OUT OF BONDAGE." (One reel) "GASOLINE GUS."

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Toniglit Two acts with RICHARD TRAVERS the magnetic screen star in "Blindfolded"

(One act comedy.) "PERCIVAL'S AWAKENING."

VDITHEATRE L I ll I W Main and 9th TONIGHT Two reels with GENE GAUNTEER ; In "The Smuggler's Lass" (One reel) "A FIRESIDE RELIZATION."

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IF wey -China; Mieeirwaire aid Summer Stows Every June we hold this important sale of China and Glassware A decided price reduction on every article in

sale presents.

this department's carefully selected stock of wares that good housekeeping requires. If you are starting housekeeping or need to replenish.your supply of dishes it will pay you well to accept the opportunity, this p

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Sale Starts Friday, June U-Contbraes 2 Wcelts MnamKEiPwaiipe Specefiaifls

Genuine Bargains White and Gold Haviland China set, 100 pieces, reular price $50.00 Sale Price $39.93 White Ranson Haviland China set, 100 pieces, regular price $35.00 Sale Price $29.98 Bavarian Decorated China set, 100 pieces, regular price $25.00 Sale Price $19.98 English Semi-Porcelain set, 100 pieces, regular price $20.00 Sale Price $13.75 Blue Willow Dinner set, 100 piece, regular price $12.00 Sale Price $8.75 American Semi-Porcelain Set, 100 pieces, regular price $10.00 Sale Price $7.50 We also carry a large stock of open dinner ware in Coalport, Crescent, Chelsea. Haviland, German and Bavarian China and English and American Semi-Porcelain, any number of pieces wanted may be bought, all to be sold at a big discount.

Cut Glass & Glassware

1 Lot of Heavy Cut Glass Tumblers 4 25c each Lot of Heavy Cut Glass. 6-incb handled nappies ... 69c each 1 Lot of Heavy Cut Glass Spoon Trays w 69c each 8-inch Heavy Cut Glass Salad, choice of four patterns $1.98 Heavy Cut Glass Sugar and Cream Set . $1.98 Blown Cut Glass Tumblers, three patterns w $1.00 doz. Heavy Colonial Ice Tea Tumblers 1 59c doz. Heavy Colonial Table Tumblers . 23c doz. Horseshoe Jelly Tumblers 21c doz. Large Covered Tin Top Jelly Glasses 19c dc. Large 4-quart Colonial Glass Pitcher . 25c each

Toilet Ware Specials 12-piece Toilet Set, fancy decorated, regular price $6.00 Sale Price $3.98 9-piece Toilet Set, gold decoration, regular price $4.00 Sale Price $1.98 Large White Semi-Porcelain Bowl and Pitcher regular price $1.00 Sale Price 79c Large White Semi-Porcelain Slop Jar with bail regular price $1.00 Sale Price 79c Large Enameled Slop Jar with bail, regular price $1.00 Sale Price 79c Large Stoneware Slop Jar with bail, regular price 50c Sale Price 39c

LAMPS

Large Wall Bracket Lamp, complete with burner 19c -each Large Fancy Stand Lamp and Globe .'..79c. each Rayo Nickel Plated Lamp with white shade $1.39 each All fancy lamps such as electric, gas and oil stand lamps and hanging lamps all to be Sold at a Discount ot 20

Specials in House Furnishing Deparbnenlt

Large Galvanized No. 8 Boiler Sale Price 69c Large No 8 Heavy Tin Boiler with copper bottom Sale Price 79c Large No. 8 All Copper Boiler Sale Price $2.19 Rome Nickel Plated Tea Kettle Sale Price 89c

Enclosed Cog Wheel and Ball Bearing Wringer Sale Price $2.98 Large Roomy Seat Sulky, well made Sale Price 98c Velocipede, with 16-inch front wheel and 12-inch rear wheels Sale Price $1.49

Large Collapsible Go-Cart, with folding hood Sale Price $4.79 Heavy Galvanized Tubs, in 3 sizes Sale Price 49c, 54c, 59c Large Folding Wash Bench Sale Price $1.43 Nureda Closed Washing Machine Sale Price $3.39

Favorite Open Washing Machine Sale Price $1.98 Water Power Closed Washing Machine Sale Price $13.48 Aluminum Double Boiler -Sale Price 89c Aluminum No. 8 Skillet Sale Price $1.00 Aluminum No. 8 Teakettle Sale Price $1.98

UIIM STOVES AID (QMS

Detroit Vapor Gasoline or Oil Stoves Have brought the convenience of gas stoves to thousands of homes without gas connections. They will cook and bake anywhere, need no piping, pressure tanks or SRecial equipment of any kind-. Simply light the burners and put the cooking on at once just like gas. There are no wicks or perforated metal rings. The quick action burner of the Detroit Vapor Stove applies the flame directly against the bottom of the cooking utensil, therefore rapid cooking with economy. They are made in ten different styles, a stove for every need. Come in and let us demonstrate them to you. - The Detroit Vapor Table Range has four burners, an elevated oven, with glass oven door, so all stopping is done away with. This stove is supported by strong metal legs and high enough that it is easy to sweep under. Price $34.00. Detroit Vapor Cabinet Range, three burners on top, oven below, with glass oven door, and large burner underneath. Price, $25.00. 1 .Detroit Vapor Table Stove, with three burners on top, and large top shelf, supported by strong metal legs, easy to sweep under. Price, $13.50. Detroit Vapor Hot Plate style, with hree burners. Price, $11.00.

PERFECTION OIL STOVES 3-burner Perfection Oil "Stove with iron heater and cabinet top; price 12.00 3-burner Perfection Oil Stove with iron heater, price $8.50 2-burner Perfection Oil Stove with iron heater, Price S6.50

JUNIOR GASOLINE STOVES 3-burner Junior Gasoline Stove. Price S3.50 2-burner Junior Gasoline Stove, Price S2.50

OVENS 2-burner Heavy Steel Oven, tin and asbestos lined, with glass door, price $2.39 2-burner Heavy Steel Oven, tin lined. Price $1.50 1-burner Heavy Steel Oven, tin lined. Price $1.25

REFRIGERATOR Hardwood, lined with charcoal sheatlng, 50 lbs. capacity,, galvanized steel lined, 2 nickle plated wire shelves. Price $8.50 Refrigerator, 75 lbs. capacity, hardwood, white enamel lined, 2 large shelves, patented waste pipe and trap. Price. $11.98

KITCHEN CABINET Plain oak finish, white enamel lined, tilting flour bin, entirely removable, holds 50 lbs. glass spice jars, white enamel sugar bin, nickle plated top, baking board, meat board, sliding metal cake or bread box, all sliding doors Price $22.50

COUCH HAMMOCKS 2S by 72 inches, angle end stetl frame, Romelink rust proof springs, 4 inch deep, tufted. S oz. Brown canvas covered felt mattress, fastened to frame, giving box couch effect, brown canvas ends and wind shield. 2 in. flat wood back rest piece $6.50 Large 14 inch Lawn Mower, 3 blades, adjustable self sharpener. Price $2.43

SCREEN WINDOW Best wood with No. 12 mesh black wireclotb. securely fastened to frame, covered with molding to prevent pulling out, adjustable frame, sizes IS to SO inches high. Prices 25 to 35c each.

Perfect Fireless Cooker 2 compartments "with 2 cooking vessels in each, made of enamel, Price $6.50

HAMMOCKS

Made of heavy canvas weave. In all sizes and colors from $1.00 to $5.00

LAWN MOWERS

Large 16-inch Lawn Mower, 4 blades, revolving cutter bar, self sharpener, perfect adjustment, ballbearing cones, price S5.00

Galvanized Chicken Coups. Ventilated, can be closed tight for cold weather, sanitary $1.50 TO $2.50

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