Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 230, 8 September 1915 — Page 3

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EISEil DESCENDANTS

lIQLO AmniAL OUTING

jCAUBRIDOn CITY. ' Ind. Sept. 8.

The annum 1 reunion of the . Keller

family was held ; at the Keiser home

stead, three miles 4 north-of f here recently. 'Daniel Kelaer was ' the oldest person ' present, having rounded the eighty-seventh mile post.. He worked when a young "manias boatsman ; on the old Whitewater h canal? between Hagerstown sad Cincinnati : The next reunion will be held the, first Sunday In September, next year. ; , ; u Those present. Including their families, were: Daniel-Kelser, 8r., Daniel Keiser, Jr., Jacob Reiser,. Adam Reiser, John and Alice Keiter, James 8, Chapman, Dan Chapman, Clyde Dally, Mrs. - Mary , Marker, . - Parsons, Kas. ; William Smith, Columbus, O.; William Irvin, , New Castle;' George Glpe, Alexandria; Oris.;:, Irvin,.. Anderson; Frank Shock, Hagerstown; v William Burk, New Castle; William Hamilton, Hagerstown; John r Stafford, Henry Stafford, Lester Barber,'Uncoln.; Ind.; 3uy Harold, Marguerite Henderson; William Keiser, . Abraham Irvin and Add Fetters. t

ESCAPE FROM PENAL FARM; j SENTENCED TO 'MICHIGAN CITY

GREENCA8TLE. Ind., Sept. 3 Sixteen prisoners charged -with escaping frorn the penal-farm at Putnamville.

where they 'were serving-short terms, have been transferred to the Michigan City prison to' serve from two to Ave years each! -Among them - are Israel

Brown, of Anderson; Earl Anderson and Carl Johnson.' of - Lbgansport;

Mike Strobea.'of Gary; Ed Kelly, of Ft. Wayne and. Albert Simpson and

Charles Williams, or Eiwooa.

FIGHT LOOS FOR ESTATE OF DB. KOffll

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of Dr. Mohr at Newport,' R. L

That a fight for the 1400,000 estate of Dr. C. Franklin Mohr of Providence, R. I., is to be the result of the doctor's murder, is now assured. C Franklin Mohr, son of the dead physician by a former wife, has engaged attorney and will make every effort to retain possession of the entire estate. Dr. Mohr'a beautiful home at Newport is valued at $75.00a .

TRANSFER PASTORS OF EATON CHURCHES

WANTS WAR CAMP

- TO TRAIN WOMEN

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Mrs. Mary. Logan Tucker.

The novel suggestion has been

made by Mrs. Mary Logan Tuck

.er, daughter of Gen. John A. i Logan, that a women's camp, 'conducted on the general plan of the business . men's camp at

Plattsburg,' be - held in October

.at some central location under " the auspices of the . woman's "section of the Navy League, as

a practical object lesson in worn

an's interest and part in nation

al preparedness.

First aid, signalling, making

bandages and other war supplies and even instruction in the use of small arms is suggested by

Mrs. Tucker.

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case is or iong-stanaing or recent de

velopment, . whether it Is present as

Hay Fever or chronic Asthma, you

should send for a free trial cf our

method.- No matter In what climate

you live, no matter what your age or

Occupation, ir you are . troubled with asthma, our method should relieve you promptly. We especially .want to send it to hose' apparently hopeless' cases, where all forms of inhalers, douches, c-plunt preparations, fumes, "patent smokes," etc., have failed. We want to show everyone at our own expense .that this new method is designed to .end all difficult breathing, all wheezing, and all those terrible paroxysms at once and for all time. . This -free offer: is too , important to neglect a single day. .Write today and begin the method at once. ; Send no money. ' Simply mail coupon below. Do it Today.

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EATON,, O... Sept. 8. Changes of two local pastors have been made during the late sessions . of the United Brethren and M. E. conferences. Rev. George H. ' Smith, for three years pastor of St. Paul's M. E. church, has been transferred to the Riverdale church, Dayton and ..Rev.. D. R. Wilson, who

Mrs. Herbert Ray Gives Public All Facts in Case Wife of Richmond Fireman Greatly Benefitted by Tanlac.

has . been . pastor, of ; United Brethren church , two years, goes to ArcanumRev. J. C.Shaw. lately at rtbe head of the church at Montpelier, will succeed Rev. Smith, and Rev. J. E. F. Yingling, of Germantown, will take the charge Rev. Wilson quits;

M. A- McCreery spent Saturday at Miamisburg. Miss Evelyn Northrop spent several days the past' week with Misses Ruby and Echo Timmona near Wiley's, O. K" . Miss Loureve . Penland . has returned

from a visit with, her uncle.' John Pen-i

land, at Eldorado. Her cousins, Katherine ' and " Kowell returned with her to spend the week end. , ; Mr. and Mrs: H. H. KUbourne and son, Justin, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell "Moon at Dayton Sunday and -Monday. .--.-..-.?.;, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Leftwich : and Misses Carrie Whitaker and Mary Morse were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Middaugh Sunday. ' , ; ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph , Brune and son' Frank of Richomnd spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cunningham and family. - Earl Richards' of Cedarville, Ohio, spent Sunday with Mrs.. Richards and sons. ' '.' -' ' v . Mrs.. C P. Jones has been the guest of her sister, ; Mrs. '-Wilson- Cox at Richmond ' ; . : Mr... and Mrs. " Oliver Spencer of

Bethel pent Friday with Mrs. Mary Young and son. -. . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson spent the week end with Mm Mary Thompson and daughters. ' .v .

" Recent experiments have shown that It la possible for the. X-ray to find flaws within metal that appear on tht surface to be sound. .t '

To Quickly Remove VUgly Hairs IVbia Face I

-1. i. . tueauiy roie. f . - . . -Beauty-destroying -haira are ' soon banished Jrpm, the .skin with ,the aid of a delatone paste, made by mixing Borne water with a little plain powdered, delatone: This is' spread upon the hairy surface for 2 on 3 minutes, then rubbed off and the skin' washed to remove .the ; remaining . delatone.. ' This simple treatment banishes every trace of hair and leaves the skin Without a blemish. . Caution should be used to be certain that it is delatnoe you buy. adv. . ' ' . . . ."7"'"v' ".'

The First National Bank

RICHMOND, INDIANA.

ATTENTION is called to the strength and growth of this bank as reflected by its report which you will find on Page 5 in this paper.

MAKES SLIDE FOR LIFE? - . J4008E ENCIRCLES THROAT.

BRAZIL, Ind.. Sept. 8. clever deception in a slid for life exhibition here, nearly cost "Steeplejack Edward Hopp. his life. Although he was supposed to make f the ' sensational slide down a tight wire while clinging

to a strap with hla teeth. Hopp also had a safety strap concealed under hla arms. The safety strap slipped -p around his throat and nearly strangled him before he waa cnt looae. - -

In making up the numbers for their lotteries, the Italians always leave out

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See Tomorrow's Papers for Announcement : of Richmond's Great est Bargain Event Our Anniversary Sale

Had Suffered Terribly From Stomach Trouble, She Says The list of testimonials in connec

tion with Tanlac, the new medicine that is accomplishing such remarkable results in" Richmond and vicinity, grows daily as new tests of its merits

are made.

Mrs. Ray (wife of Mr. Herbert Ray,

genial and' efficient member of the Richmond fire department) residing at

No. 112 North Sixth street, this city said today:

"I have suffered terribly from stomach trouble; even bread and butter was a burden to that organ. My digestion was also very poor, a gaseous condition of the stomach after eating invariably caused nausea, or a sickening sensation, which continued for some time after my meals. I was so weak 1 could hardly do my housework. "I was very generally run down, and Tanlac, being so highly recommended to me, I decided to try this medicine. I am indeed glad that I be gah taking Tanlac, for it has proved just what I needed. "My appetite is now greatly improv

ed, my sleep is sound and restful, and

I enjoy my meals. I have been great

ly benefitted, and I believe that Tan

lac will continue to improve me.. I have great faith in the preparation, as I have found It even better than ' it

was represented to-be."

The Tanlac Man, who Is. directing the introduction of the Premier Preparation, Tanlac, at This tleth wait e'a drug store, corner of Sixth "and Main

streets, in commenting on Mrs. Ray's

statement, said:

"Experience has taught me that

ninety-nine per cent of all chronic ill

health is caused by stomach trouble,

constipation, kidney and liver de

rangement, bad blood, nervous debility and even rheumatism, but behind all cf this is catarrhal inflammation of

mucous membranes, which is miscall

ed by some 'auto-intoxication,' or slow

self-poisoning of the vital organs.

"Men and women of unquestioned

honesty and integrity, your best peo

ple, are now testifying daily that Tan

lac relieves that very condition. They

express their gratitude willingly, be

cause they have at last, found, a. cer

tain source of benefit." Adv.

Bracelet

Watches

Have proved themselves to be more convenient than the regular watch and chain, because they are always, before you and you don't have to bother looking for your watch. Just a turn of your wrist and the time is before you. And so Bracelet Watches have come to stay. No longer are they considered a novelty.;, v Haner can supply you with Just the Bracelet Watch you want at $2.50 SL Upward CHAS. H. HANER

Jeweler.

810 Main Street

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To i f Ittinflly :. celebrate the opening of the "NEW GRAND ..LEADER," we have gathered together the most remarkable array of COUPON BARGAIN8 ever before announced In a single newSDaoer advertisement. . Read cvtrv ittm -arf A . . Tj . ... Tk,.niii rlw a nnasihl and save as

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Torgct o cup we coupons ana oring them with you, for no goods are sold at these prices without tnem.

you have never saved before.

$1.00 BLACK Petticaott; A(kg For women; ,r r fine black satten, deep plaited or flare flounce: all sizes; .with coupon for. 49c. - p

BEST ?1 CRIB Blankets ?G Large size. ''V fine wool finish, crib or go-cart blankets in pretty, nursery designs; pink or blue. P

NEW$30LACB WAISTS j qt Beautiful neVtF T Fall all-over lace waists in . white, cream' and. black; $3.50 values; with Coupon $1.94 P

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75c CORDUROY

HATSOQn For .girls; new Fall styles, prettily trimmed . corduroy hats in black . and colors ; with coupon, 39c . P

BOYS' 50c Blouses 00i Sport shirts WUV and blouses; in blue, chambray, tan pongee and striped ginghams. P

$2.75 Traveling

B A G Sj 74 16 and 18 in. VI T blk. leath. 'grain traveling bags, extra well made, leatherette lined, side pockets. P

MEN'S, . BOYS'

50c CAPS OTp New Fall all- '1' wool blue serge and mixture caps for men and boys, 50c and ?5c values, coupon 37c P

50c GINGHAM

SKIRTS Women's

striped gingham coats; . deep flounce; coupon

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pettlflare ...28c P

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$1.50 NEW FALL VELVET SHAPES, 65c Newest Turbans, Sailors, Flops, soft or stiff brim; with coupon Thursday, 65c. ' ' - - $2.00 NEW SILK VELVET SHAPES, 95c 12 beautiful new Fall models in genuine black silk velvet; with coupon, 95c. Finest $2.50 SILK VELVET SHAPES $1.44 Rich black silk velvet shapes in dozens of beautiful fall blocks; with coupon Thursday only $1.44. $3.50 NEW FALL TRIMMED HATS, $1.44 Genuine German Velvet Shapes, prettily trimmed with ostrich pom pons, bead ornaments, fancy feathers, etc. Beautiful New $5.00 Trimmed Hats . . .$2.94 New Stunning $7.50 Trimmed Hats . . .$3.98 79c Ostrich Feather Pom Pons, fancies. .49c $2.00 Ostrich Feather Bands, Fancies. . .95c

,ra 4 GIRLS' $1.50. $2

Dresses

78c

For ages 4 to

14 years: finest plaid checked or striped ginghams, linens and cbambrays; 25 styles.- P

$1.00 SILK GLOVES Women's 16- "' button long silk gloves: black or white; all sizes; with coupon 44e P

50c CORSET COVERS OQf Dainty a 1 1over embroidery corset covers; all sizes to 44; with coupon 29c P

BOY'S $3.50 SUITS qi Norfolk and T. Russian sailor suits, in blue serges and novelty wool mixtures; all sizes to 16 years. P

Girls' $2.00 VelvetHats

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WOMEN'S 5 9c GOWNSOOp Full size WtlC crepe an"d muslin gowns; emb. and lace trimmed styles. P

FINEST $1.00 C orsets Newest long model corsets in batiste & french coutil 6 Etyles, all sizes, coupon... 65c P

35c MUSLIN

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Women's fine

wide embroidery trimmed muslin drawers 35c value; Thursday, with coupon, 19c. P

$2.50 CARPET S weepers g JQ B issell'sVXeTtF standard make carpet sweepers, maho g a n y finish; ' coupon . .$1.49 p

$1.25 BED Spreads Qjp Fringed cut vHV corner and hemmed; full size, handsome line of patterns firm quality P

35c GINGHAM Rompers -fl Made of fast wv color Amoskeag ginghams in all sizes, from 2 to 6 years, Coupon 19c P

79c ENVELOPE Chemise gQp For women; W of fine - nainsook, lace embroidery and ribbon trimmed; 'all sizes, with coupon, 39c. ;P

Child's $1.25 Rain CAPES fiQp For ages 6 VWV 14 years; .striped rubberized ' material with attached hood; coupon price 69c. P

65c KNICKER PANTSOOp Tan khaki WWV and fancy wool mixtures; all sizes, from 6 to 16; with coupon 33c P

Apparel fOTr'P WOMEN'S $15.00 FALL SUITS: . . .$9.75 Six handsome new Fall models in all-wool serges; black and colors; sizes for women and misses. WOMEN'S $20 POPLIN SUITS. . .$12.75 Finest all-wool poplin suits exquisitely tailored into newest Fall fashions; strictly hand-tailored and come in black, blue and all the newest Fall shades. Women's $10 FALL SILK DRESSES $4.99 Silk poplin and crepe de chine dresses, newest Fall models, beautifully made; black and fashionable Fall shades; with coupon Thursday ..$4.99 WOMEN'S NEW $10 COATS $5.00 For early Fall wear: all-wool poplins, serges and novelty checks; blacks, blues, greens, etc., etc.

$2.00 SILK WAISTS Q4p Heavy tub 7 m silk' waists in handsome tailored and.emb. models; all sizes. P

$1.50 TABLE CLOTHS fi0

2 vds Inner

and hemstitched; snow white damask; 6 pat

terns; white coupon 84c

$3.CU PLAI D

Blankets

Full size

heavy wool finish blankets, plaids and checks, also plain white and grey, coupon $1.84 P.

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UP TO $7.50 DRESSES a In a grand final clean-up sale; all- M over embroidered white voiles, or- it gandles, rice cloth, figured lawns, II crashes, ginghams, etc., etc. Values up to $7.50; choose with coupon at

Women's Up to $7.50 Skirts

.$1.85

Some last season's models; finest all-vool poplins, serges, crepes, etc., in black and colors. Women's $5 Poplin Raincoats. . $2.65 $1 White P. K. Dress Skirts 49c $6 Silk Poplin Fall Dresses .$3.78

$1.25 WHITE SKIRTS fttZgh Women's "t white muslin petticoats deep emby and Insertion trim.; coupon.. 65c P

50c KIMONO APRONS QQp Fast color " light or dark' percales; full cut; all sizes; with coupon ....28c P

$3.00 SILK KIMONO g J Women's fullVXeOt length Seco silk kimonos in beautiful empire, Jap and shirred models. P

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30c. ALL SILK Ribbons 4 To 4 and 5 inch i V all silk moire and wide satin ribbons;' black and all colors; yard, 17c . ' P

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14; handsome- plaid gingham ; chambray & percales; coupon . .34c - p

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For men,

women, . children; fast black colors; seamless; witjh-coupon ....... .6c

Men's 75c Pongee Sport Shirts 39c Men's 50c Blue Work Shirts, all sizes. .28c Finest $1.00 Dress Shirts, all styles. . .65c Genuine 25c Paris Garters, all colors . . 14c Finest 25c Silk Socks, black and colors, 17c Men's Heavy 10c Mixed Work Socks . . . 5c Finest $1.00 Ribbed Union Suits. . 58c $1.00 Porous Knit Union Suits ....... 49c Finest 50c Leather Belts, black, colors . 34c Finest 50c Silk Neckwear, all styles. . .37c Best $1.00 Striped Railroad Overalls. .69c Best $2.00 Work Trousers, all sizes. . .95c Men's 5c White Handkerchiefs. .6 for 19c

$ Finest $1.00 Pongee Sport Shirts . . . . .65c Men's Finest 50c Underwear, all styles, 33c

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Brassieres Q'Jo Perfect fitting, emb. and lace trimmed brassieres, all sizes, 32 to 46. P

$2.50 SILK SKIRTS Qgp Womens silk "WV taffeta and messaline petticoats; black & all colors; plaited flounce. P

25c BROWNIE Overalls 'QQf Boys' well vC made Brownie overalls In fast colors, blue and white stripes 19c P

WOlUEJN S $1.01) GOWNS fig Beautiful "" emby. trimmed nainsook and crepe gowns ; 12 styles; coupon.. 65c P

MWJI 1128 Boys' $6.00 Suits

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$3.00 SILK WAISTS J OM beautiful new vlUT heavy -tub silk and silk crepe de chine waists; black, white, colors. ' ' - - p

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FINEST $2.00 Corsets Qp 3everal fam- U-T, ous brands, highest grade $2 corsets in all the newest models; with coupon, 95c. P

$1.50 HOUSE Dresses For women; finest' ginghams', c hambrays, linens and lawns. 12 .pretty styles; all sizes, coupon 78c. P

$1.00 ALARM CLOCKS flOp Famous Dollar . American ' aiarm clocks ; - guaranteed - 1 year; with coupon,- 49c P

Pg5TOITSTn Specials P NONE SOLD AFTER 12 O'CLOCK NOON 5c Roll Toilet Paper, 3 rolls . . . . . . . . . s.. .5c 49c Kimono Aprons for . ; . .. . . . . ..... . .25c 5c Turkish Wash.Cloths V. 'J.::;.. . . . 2c 7c Brown Muslin, special . . . . . ... .. .. .2c Infants' 50c Long Dresses . . ......... .29c 10c Hope Muslin, special per yard. ;. :.6'jc

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$2.00 AUTO COATSOgp Women's tan Crtf W linene dusters or auto coats; full, length and all sizes; coupon . .85c

$1.50 , Blankets P A IRft gp Full double bed size heavy blankets soft and fleecy in white grey, tan, fancy borders P

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50c Wool Serges, all colors, yd. . . 12c; Bleached Pillow Cases, each 50c Bleached Bed Sheets ......

15c India Linon, special per yard. . . . . .7 Vic Best 7c Fast Color Apron Ginghams... 4 !4c 20 Yds. Heavy Yd. Wide Brown Muslin. .$1. 19c Large, Heavy Turkish Towels at. ... . 11c

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