Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 236, 15 September 1915 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1915

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CANDY POISONS YOUNG CHILD AT HOME NEAR ARBA

ARBA, lad., Sept. 15. Poisoned last week by eating candy.' Lester 'Colvin, young son of Clarence Colvin, is Improving and believed to be - out of danger. - ;? . Mr. and i Mrs. : Isaac Defibaugh, , of near Bloomingsport were guests of Will Defibaugb and family Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, south of Lynn. , Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas of Lynn were guests of Rev. Percy Thomas and family Sunday. Mrs. Florence Griffith, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Lou Wiggs, has returned to her home in Springfield, O. Rev. and Mrs. Percy Thomas , and daughter, spent Sunday afternoon ' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Smock. Garlen Defibaugb. went to Union City Saturday, where he will work. Mr. and Mrs. Russel ' Burkett 'and mother spent Friday with Ed Hockett and family in Lynn. Entertain Girls. Several girls, members of the Willing Workers' Sunday school Glass took dinner Sunday at the home of Miss Opal Huchins. Those present were Orpha and Mary Hill, Helen and Echo Slick, Ida Haisley, Lucy Thorn, Thelma Overman, Bernlce Burt, Anna Hiatt and Olive and Grace Mains. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown called on John and Mont Jackson Sunday. Rev. Percy Thomas and family spent a part of last week with Russell Long-

ienow ana wue. Mrs. Lou Wiggs and Mrs. Florence CANT USE HUMMEL IN WORLD'S SERIES

Griffith, and daughter called on Mrs. S. Toder, south of Spartansburg, ons day last week. Will Defibaugb and wife were at Lynn Sunday evening. , Gaynell Pickett spent last week with Charles Moore and family. Mrs. Frank Brown . and daughters called on Mr. and Mrs. Joel Parker 8unday afternoon. Fred Anderson and family,, east of Glen Karn spent Sunday with Roy Ketring and family. . Rev. and Mrs. .David Coppock returned Sunday from a visit with relatives near Ludlow Fajls. O. Miss Alice Cryden of Greenville will spend a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson, south of town. - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown and Mrs. Jane Moore were at Spartansburg Sunday. ' -' Mr. and Mrs' Sol Colvin called on Clarence Colvin and family Sunday evening.- - -' Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hill spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. WiU Brown. , Misses Gladys and Mina Croghan who have been . visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Maria Burkett returned Friday to their home in East Akron. Bert Defibaugh and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Joel Parker Sunday afternoon. - Esther Mains who made her home this summer with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker has returned to her home near Fountain City to attend school.

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: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lowry spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mart Lowry near New Lisbon. - Mrs. Rachel , Evans of Cambridge was here Tuesday looking after her property Interests. The bridge at the east end of town Is being painted ' by inmates of the county jail. '.. Clarence Coppock and Charles Davis have the agency for the Interstate automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoshcur of Cambridge spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gresh et . ained Rev. Truman Kenworthy, Re alter Jerge and Mrs. Julia Ball linner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beeson have returne to Connersville after a visit with Mrs. Ella Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Linville Wallace were In Connersville Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. Cullen Squier and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Wallace Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Fllby of Chicago called on Messrs and Mesdames Elmer Lowry, Alvin Lowry, Jacob Filby and other relatives here Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferris were in Connersville Tuesday. Miss Kathryn Hoshour has returned from a visit with relatives in Richmond.

Children Happy Dandruff Gone

Mothers Continue to Bring Children to the Hair gro Man: More than two hundred free scalp treatments for the school children is the record of Glover, with his famous preparation, "Hairgro," during the past two days at Sixth and Main streets store of Thistlethwaltes. Everyone afflicted with dandruff, itching scalp, falling hair and baldness are availing themselves of Glover's free offer. "I will stop your hair falling out within three days. . I will eradicate your dandruff in an hour; I will grow hair on a bald head within from six to eight weeKs; I will teach you how to use "Hairgro" absolutely free," Glover declared to a large audience in the spacious drug store, Tuesday. "Bring all your hair troubles to me and I will help you," he added. Many interesting testimonials of Richmond people are on file with Glover, showing just what "Hairgro" is doing for them. Adv.

John Hummel. John Hummel has been with Brooklyn for many years, but won't be able to play in the world's series if the Dodgers win the National league flag. The rules provide that no player can participate in a world's series who was signed up after the close of play on Aug. 31. Hummel was released on Aug. 30 and signed up again on Sept. 1.

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Weeks at a Time in Such Misery Did Not Get a Night's Rest. Used Cut icura. In 18 Weeks Entirely Well. 107 N. Mesaba Ave., Virginia, Mian. " Since I was fourteen years of age I suffered with psoriasis. I was suffering for fifteen

years. For the first nine op ten years it would come and go but each appearance would be longer and more severe until it refused to leave as all until I got so bad that I could not do any work. Aft times there was not a place on my entire body, excepting my face and hands that

was not covered. Weeks at a time I would be in such misery that I did not get si night's rest. M) body was covered with shiny white scales and under them was as red and inflamed as blood. They would crack open some half an inch in length. "My husband was telling a friend of the condition I was in,, and he too had been a sufferer of the same trouble and had been healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. X at once commenced, the treatment. In eighteen weeks I was entirely well." (Signed) Mrs. Edwin Mitchell. June 22. 1914. Sample Each Free by Mail With 33-p. Skin Book on request. Address post-card "Cuticura, Dept. T, Boa ton." Sold through the world.

JF you want the very latest Fall style, come in and see our new "Guyer" Pearl soft hats. It's a beautiful shade and the black band gives it proper disdinction. It is the correct hat for Autumn. See our Most Complete Line of Hats at $2.00 & $3.00 No Better Styles and Values Anywhere LICHTENFELS IN THE WE3TC0TT.

CONSTRUCTION WORK ON CENTRAL SCHOOL PROGRESSES RAPIDLY

CAMPBELLSTOWN. O., Sept 14. Work On th . Dl ion , tmtn (Antral

school building ia progressing nicely.

ii win q two months before its is ready for occupancy, Robert Diiskel of Cincinnati ia Su

iting his cousin Heber O'Hara.

Hariey Parker of Springfield will visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Parker, the last of the week. Joe Loan and family attended the Heilman reunion at Glen Miller, Richmond ' Sunday. Misses Priscilla and Daisy Ashman. Deesie Jenkins and Orpha Geeting viaited the - Central school during the week. Fern Holcomb, formerly a

teacher in this, township, visited the school Friday. ' "w. . Prof. C. R. Coblenti and family, Mrs. Ida O'Neill and daughter, and Rev. Powers spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clem' Cohee. -Vs...;.- " .; Mr. and Mra. , O. ' B.' Cooper have .been entertaining relatives from Kentucky. -: Mrs. Manta Kelly of Richmond and Mrs. Irene Hammond of Chicago are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Sam Swisher. " Moore Spahr and wife and daughter Henry Spahr, wife and baby of near New Hope, Lee Flora and wife. Miss Erma McMath of Richmond and John O'Hara and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. -P. C. Flora. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris and daughters have returned from Minneapolis. .

The first employment of the honor system in this country seems to have been by the Dutch of New Amsterdam. One of their justices ordered a man found guilty of slander to "throw something in the box for the poor."

CONDUCTS SERVICES FOR JET.X1A COX AT CARLOS INDIANA

CARLOS, Ind., Sept 15. Mrs. Jemima Cox. widow of John -Cox. died

Wednesday at the home of . her son.

Ira Cox; at Marion. The body was brought to her old home here Thursday evening. The funeral' was held Sunday morning at Union chapel, and burial was in the - adjoining ceme

tery. Rev. Henry Pickett of Lynn officiating. Those present- from a distance were Mr.- and Mrs. Ira Cox of

Marion. Joshua and Mahlon Ballinger, and Mrs. Cora Mumbower of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. John Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Bales and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jackson of Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Will McGwinigill and Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Fox of Modoc, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cain, Mr. and Mra. Charles Hunnlcutt, Mr. and Mra. Frank Pierce and Miss Mary Mumbower of Economy, and Alonxo Hutchlns of Stroh. Ind. ' Henry Catey : has returned to hts western home after spending a few

days with local relatives. He came to attend the reunion. Mrs. Hodaon is suffering irtfh rhe matism. , Aunt Betty Johnson Is seriously 11L Ed Smith Is able to be Abort with the aid of crutches." -

The First National Bank WE MAKE FIVE YEAR MORTGAGE LOANS. NO COMMISSION CHARGE. WHY NOT SEE US ABOUT YOURST

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JUST AS THE CLOWNS PLEASE THE CHILDREN SO WILL THESE BARGAINS PLEASE THE GROWNUPS. Here's whit we sre deb? giving you a chance to buy seasonable Fail and Winter Merchandise at January price cuts. This is surely a FESTIVAL OF BARGAINS. Don't forget to clip the Coupons and bring them with you, for no goods are sold at these prices without them. No C 0. D Phone or Mail Orders Filled at these prices. Coupon day is Richmond's Greatest Bargain Day and ererybody saves.

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$3.00 SILK PETTICOATfrl 74 H'vy all silk V-le I Tt taffeta and silk messaline petticoats, new fall colors, with coupon. $1.74. p

Ch'd's $1.50 Bath ROBES QAg For ages 2 to S, regular blanket bath robes, with silk cord; oretty patterns ; with joupon, 84c. P

30c CURTAIN SCRIM S (lg Finest qualitj JLf plain marquisette or fancy bordered curtain scrims; white, ecru, Arabian, yard 19c. P

$3 SWEATERS, All StylesCf Ql Men's and VV women's heavy all-wool sweaters, in grey, navy red; all sizes from 32 to 44. P

$1 TRAVELING B A G S Ma Large and m. medium size tan leatherette traveling . bags, patent lock clasps; coupon. P

$1.00 Flannelette G OWNS flPg For women; "" heavy pink or blue styles, silk braid or ribbon trimmed, all sizes, with coupon 62c. P

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Pre s g e s QQ Dainty lawn Oif and ' nainsook dresses, prettily trimmed with baby ribbon and lace, new styles. P

$1.00 BLACK Pe tticaots 1 Qf or women; fine black satten, deep plaited or flare flounce; all sizes; with coupon for 49c. p

M,iQMsin BEST $1 CRIB B 1 a nkets ?Qi Large size, fine wool finish, crib or go-cart blankets in pretty nursery designs; pink or blue. P

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NEW $3.50 LACf WAISTSJI AM Beautiful nevXeVT Fall allover lace waists in white, cream and black; $3.50 values; with Coupon $1.94 P

75c CORDUROY

HATS

39c

For girls;

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

50c 33c

BOYS' Blouses

Sport shirts

and blouses ; in blue, chambray, tan . pongee and. striped ginghams. ' P

FALL MILINERY

$2.75 Traveling

BAG Sjfl 74 16 and 18 in. V-Se" blk. leath. grain traveling bags, extra well made, leatherette lined, side pockets. . P

MEN'S, BOYS 50c CAPS 07f New Fall all- O wool blue serge and mixture caps for men and boys, 50c and 75c values, coupon 37c P

GIRLS' $1.50, $2 Pre s s e s l7Q For ages 4 to ' 14 years; finest plaid checked or striped ginghams, linens and chambray s; 25 styles. P

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50c GINGHAM SKIRTS OOn

Women's

striped , gingham coats ; deep flounce; coupon

pettiflare . .28c P

$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. 94c 12 beautiful new Fall models in genuine black silk velvet; with coupon, 94c. 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

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

50c CORSET COVERS )Qa Dainty ,all- VX over embroidery corset covers; all sizes to 44; with coupon 29c P

BOY'S $3.50 suitsci 07 Norfolk and VAeO Russian sailor suits. In blue serges and novelty wool mixtures; all sizes to 16 years. p

Girls9 $2.00 VelvetHats 94!rc

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

WOMEN'S 5 9c G OWNS 99p Full size crepe and muslin gowns; emb. and lace trimmed styles. P

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standard make carpet sweepers, maho g a n y finish; coupon ..$1.49 P

35c MUSLIN Pjrawere fl Qf Women's fine wide embroidery trimmed muslin drawers 35c value; Thursday, with coupon, 19c p

(SSSSIIsXsEll $1.25 BEP Spreads QU. Fringed , cut VTHL corner and hemmed; full size, handsome line of patterns firm quality P

35c GINGHAM

Rompers -fl Qf Made of fast vC color Amoskeag ginghams In all sizes from 2 to 6 years, coupon 19c P

79c ENVELOPE Chemise QQf For . women ; " of fine nainsook, lace embroidery and ribbon trimmed; all sizes, with coupon, 39c. P

$1.00 HOUSE Pre sses 4Qf For Misses IvW and women, light and dark colors,- beautiful materials and styles; with coupon. P

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

Apparel Egyrev?ip WOMEN'S $15.00 FALL SUITS $9.49 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 4p 2 yds long OV and hemstitched; snow white damask; 6 patterns, with coupon 84c P

$3.00 PLAIO B lanketsfl fil Full bed sizevAsO heavy wool finish blankets, plaids and checks, also plain white and grey, coupon $1.84 P

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a grand final clean-up sale: all-

over embroidered white voiles, or- It gandies, rice cloth, figured lawns. 1 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-wool 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 figrf. Women's white muslin petticoats deep emby and insertion trim.; coupon.. 65c P

50c KIMONO

APRONS

28c

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light or dark percales; full cut; all sizes; with coupon 28c P

25c BURSON

HOSE

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genuine seamless Burson hose; seconds of 25c grade black; all sizes. P

fasiwwagRii 30c. ALL SILK Rib bons fl 4 and 5 inch i all silk moire and wide satin ribbons; black and all colors; yard, 17c P

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ivieists gfianrieia p 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

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

$3.00 SILK KIMONO J OM Women's fullVAsCT length Seco silk kimonos In beautiful empire, Jap and shirred models. P

FINEST 50c

Brassieres

37c

Perfect fit

ting, emb. and lace trimmed brassieres, all sizes, 32 to 46. P

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SKIRTS

95c

Womens silk

taffeta and ' messaline petticoats; black & all colors; plaited flounce. P

25c BROWNIE

Overalls

19c

Boys' well

made Brownie overalls in fast colors, blue and white stripes ......19c P

WOMEN'S S1.00

GOWNS (teZf Beautiful emby. trimmed nainsook and crepe gowns; 12 styles; coupon.. 65c P

GIRLS' 75c P resses Q4f For ages 2 to J 14; handsome plaid gingham ; chambray & percales; coupon ..34c P

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BEST HOSE

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women, children; fast black colors; seamless; with coupon 6c P

M.lOJI-IelM Boys' $6.00 Suits

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rigoiiJi FINEST $2.00 Cor sets Qp Several famous brands, highest grade $2 corsets in all the ' newest models; with coupon; 95c. P

$1.50 HOUSE Pre sses HQg For women; finest ginghams, chambrays, linens and lawns, 12 pretty styles; all sizes, coupon 78c. P

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$3.00 SILK WAISTS jf OM beautiful new VXsOt heavy tub Filk and silk crepe de chine waists; black, white, colors. P

$1.00 ALARM

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Ml'iHI1gl Specials P NONE SOLD AFTER 12 O'CLOCK JfOON 5c Roll Toilet Paper, 3 rolls .5c 49c Kimono Aprons for 25c 5c Turkish Wash Cloths .... ..... ,2c 7c Brown Muslin, special ,2c Infants' 50c Long Dresses . ........ . . .29c 10c Hope Muslin, special per yard. . . . . .6'ic

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$2.00 AUTO COATS Off 0 Women's tan "Wv linene dusters or auto coats; full length and all sizes; coupon ..85c P

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Full double tFtf X bed size heavy blankets soft and fleecy in white grey. tan. fancy borders . P

DOMESTIC HSKOratSKIP 50c Wool Serges, all colors, yd. 37c 12c Bleached Pillow Cases, each 72c 50c Bleached Bed Sheets . . : , : . 27c 15c India Linoo, special per yard 72c Best 7c Fast Color Apron Ginghams. . .4 c 20 Yds. Heavy Yd. Wide Brown Muslin. .$1. 19c Large, Heavy Turkish Towels at. . . . . 11c

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