Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 244, 24 September 1915 — Page 12

. - ' -1 tAGS 1T7ELVE THE RICmiOND PALLADIUM AND CUIMCtCG2AI FCTOAY, SZ7T. 24. 1515

C.1US IMEVELT

POLITICAL SUi!DAY, III SPEECH Oil WAR

I Contending, that the United States ; vm In less dancer of being atucked imoV than it has been In the last .30 lyonr and that It will be a century i after the close of the European war before any foreign nation could recuperate enough to declare war, James Unthank of Richmond, delivered a speech before the Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends yesterday afternoon. ' fie regarded as a fallacy the argument of military propagandists in the United - SUtes. , He , questioned the meaning of the phrase, "adequate protection" and declared that, taken literally, It meant the' construction of fortresses along the Atlantic coast. Pacific coast' and the Canadian and Mexican borders. Mr. Unthank was especially satirical in his reference to Theodore Roosevelt's philosophy of -carrying a? big tick and speaking in a whisper." He referred to the former president as . the. "Billy Sunday of American poli"The scheme of militarists in this country will plunge the -United States Into an enormous expense and fan the war spirit" ' At the close of Mr. Unthank'a speech Timothy Nicholson read - a letter he had received from Senator John Kern of Indiana, in which the writer, looked with disfavor upon the propoganda for increased ; armanents in the United States. ' The letter 1b to be published In the. American Friend. :- -

'T.' O.' Shuey spent Monday in Eaton. Mrs John Fowler, was a Richmond visitor Monday. ":";. - Ross Wilkinson spent 8unday with Dayton "relatives: Frank ' Robeson of Dayton, was the amaat of relatives here 1 Sunday.

. fted Whittaker and Roy Gibbons of

Dayton, were camaen visitors oaiurday. ? ; I- .' i'.f- - i ' - ' Mn ' J. C. " Test returned ' Monday

from a visit with relatives at. West

Alexandria.

Amos Wesco spent Sunday in -Day-

,ton -with hU daughter, Mrs. aiyrtie iFesnoe. MIh Lotta Lackey went to Mixer-

ville,. Ind., Monday tor, a visit with

relatives.''.. Miss Lotta Shuey of Oermantown,

Is toe guest of ner.brotner, f. g. snuey And family.' Mrs. F. M.' Marsh and daughter, Miss "Maude, were Monday guests of Eaton relatives.'.'

PRAMERICAN

WOMAN IS DEAD

Mrs. Maldwin JDrummbnd who .is dead at her home near Southampton, England, was 'once a social leader- in Chicago as the wife of Marshall Field, Jr., who died some ten years ago after accidentally shooting himself with an automatic pistol while preparing for a hunting trip. She was Miss Albertine Huck. daughter of Louis Huck, . a wealthy real : estate operator. After the death of her husband, the only son of Marshall Field, the merchant prince she met Lieutenant Drummond of the British army, and they were married seven years ago this month.

French Sharpshooter in Advanced Trench

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, ; - The picture shows1 a 'French sharpshooter in an advanced trench Just 20 metres from the German trenches in the Souches district Note the gobgles

and respirator which this man is wearing as a protection against the frequent use of poisonous gases by the Germans in this district. All the advanced out

posts are provided with these respirators and wear them constantly.

THeaters Promises of the Press Agent. ;

Next Monday,; Tuesday and Wednesday Everest's 'All Feature Show will be at the Gennett and from advance

notices received it would seem that this is one of the greatest shows of

its kind now traveling. ''- - -v - The ' feature : with ,.. the . show,, is of course Marguerite and her four lions but the balance of the - program con

tains the names of acts that with ordinary shows would be the big features. The company carries its own band and orchestra and 'travels r In its own special car and is every way an unusual meritorious production. Popular prices add to the attractiveness of this offering.

TO HOLD FAREWELL.

MILTON, Ind., Sept. 23. There will be a world's fair social under the auspices of. the Epworth League of Doddridge chapel at the home of VM. D. Doodridge. that neighborhood, Saturday .evening. , The affair is given in honor of the retiring pastor, the Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Westbafer. Every one is invited.

for clear skin and good hair

' Try Resinol Soap for a week. You will be surprised to see how it clears and freshens your complex- ' Ion," even in that short time. Used for. the shampoo, it removes dandruff, and keeps the1 hair live, rich and lustrous. The soothing, healing influence that makes this possible is the Resinol which Resinol Soap contains and which physicians have prescribed for over twenty years in the care of skin and scalp troubles. Sold by all drntgints. For sample free, write to Dept. e-P, Reaiaot, Baltimore, Md.

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MILTON. Ind- Sent. 14. THe'East.

ern Star nn m. jopmtUmi tnri tittmdlm

and members ef be Iteaoii&jMse xtJ the home of lira. T. TtiwmJm -wfl

:,rwaai. a company or bout sta! turned ,hm .S2r a rew days' . visit

ty was present to enjoy siffeie. aerial

n. abodi inoae rmrn rr-irtf

City were Mr. and Mr svmi nohT'

MrJand Mrs. Charles Wheeler. Mgarf

Wesley Cornell, Misa Jennie McGrew. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wright. The evening Was deliahtfullv mitM h all mmA m

dainty luncheon served. -.A sllvar of-

tenag amountea to about S15. . . t

I WEST ALEXA

Our town was well represented the carnival at Eaton !

Aaron Gilbert haa sold bis property

vii ovum nsireet xo JdrDeaton.

. ami uuDen or ueyton, was a

guest or Mrs. John Motter last week.

Kay King is moving his tin shop

iub room vacated recently bjr Ed

Mrs. Miriam Copp visited her broth er E. 8. Stotler, at Eaton last Wed nesday. .

xur. ana Mrs. William Cloyd of Oklahoma, are visiting relatives here

ii . tew weeas..

r. A. Saylor and J. E. Davis have

reiumea nome rrom a four weeks fishing trio. - v.

Mrs. Ethel Marshall of Dayton, was

awn Dunoay or ner aunt, Mrs. John

xveuy ana mmuy.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heeter of New

cans visited nia parents, Mr. and Mrs.

jcod neeier, sunaay. - -

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Jtalnh !Werk waa

wennaansT .. .

-rsu .ijetpraig ox lucnmona re-

. Mr. eni) Mrs Pmrrv Halldav iM lir

and Mrs. Ira Kendrick motored to New

Castle Tuesday nignt. v Mrs. Guy Bohannon and Mra. O. H. Harden spent Wednesday in New Castle. - - "-A - . ... -

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Ndttonol Bank

OUR BIG DA EreryWy Came to See Ug,

tn response to recant notices wherein Professor Munyon guaranteed to refund the money in every instance where hla remedies fail to give aatiaf action, people with all . aorta of ailmenta called for all sorts of his remedies. The big demand, however, seems to be for his Paw " Paw Laxative Pills. They're oortainly giving satisfaction. One benefited person tells another - of their curative qualities, and so the demand increases. Professor Munyon wants us to continue to impress upon every person who suffers with stomach or liver ailmenta, and particularly all constipated people, to tsy Paw-Paw Laxative Fills. . He . says thay correct Indigestion and school tha bowels to act every day In a natural way. If your complexion is bad. if you have dlssy spells, if you are bilious and if you have Impure blood, get a bottle of these Pills, with the understanding that If you are not satisfied your money will, be returned. No . griping, no weakening affect. Just a pleasant, natural -movement every day. You gat wall almost unconsciously. Professor Munyon warns the public against the use ef the old-fashioned . cathartics, which scour and debilitate. If yon have an ache or pain of any kind, you better coma In and try eaa of Munyon's Bemedleo. Also don't forget that we are carrying his Witch ' JJstel Boap, tha best toilet soap ever eott at IS cents a cake.

THERE IS NO NEED OF PAYING CASH FOR YOUR SUIT OR OVERCOAT if You Buy at HIRSCH'S $10.00 Suits or Overcoats Good $12.50 Suits or Overcoats Better $15.00 Suits or Overcoats Best

Per Week

The -only credit store that sells Men's Suits and Overcoats, not less than $10.00 and not higher than $15.00.

15-1 7 NORTH 9 ST.

$10, $12.50 and $15.00 Clothing Store

Cane U

Best Cane

With each 50e purchase of Atlantic Groceries you can buy 10 lbs. of the best grade of Franklin Granulated 'Sugar for 47 cents. This week only at - r. " The Great Alllanflic and . Pacific Tea Co.

Phone 1215.

Free Delivery.

727 Main St

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WE MAKE FIVE YEAR MORTGAGE LOANS. NO COMMISSION CHARGE. .

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FELTT.lArJ'S SGOES Boys like Feltman's Sheea because they are comfortable, loefc better and are made to stand the hard knocks of a school boy. -Feltman's " Famous "Armor Clad Schnol Shoes for bovsu "

! In patent and gnn-metal, with :u tip - that the boys cannot

kick through. Prt

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AT $9 LESS THAN STAftD AKD FTHGE3 The kitchen cabinet you have been waiting for IS HERE1 Just out years before people expected it. A high-grade labor-saving cabinet at a price within reach of every woman. Hootier wins again as it did when it gave the world the first flour, bin above the base. There is truly no kitchen cabinet on earth like this Trew Hoosier

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Buy It Now!

Every woman ia tola land aaeds'a

ler, and now' Is the opportunity yon have' Imhi walttog:. Come at once' and see' what, this cabinet wm do tor . YOU. Come early tomorrow. 800,000 Hooalers ' already have been sold. This small lot will go -like hot cakes when women see the remarkable ways these new Hooslers save labor, time and ; money. This sale ends when they are gone. YOUR CHOICE OF 5 . Four other new Hoosier Cabmets- are introduced in this sale each a wonderful value. Compare them . with the Hoosier Wonder and select your choice. ' "' '"T. Uka.!.v CmamI Midway between Hoostloosier opccial lwr wonder and Hoosier Beauty in convenience equal -to Hoosier'. Beauty in size. " - ........ ; , - . 1

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This U the "HOOSIER WONDER" $9 JBelow Standard Pric NOTABLE FEATURES PAY ONLY $1

"Cleanliness!, and Hoosier watchwords.

"convenience" " are

' Note the improved sanitary end where no dust can lodge. ,

Hoosier Beauty

Vt The wide uncluttered - cupboard above tbe table. - ; rrThe deep roomy drawers.

space

Saver; greatly :4m- -The pure aluminum Uble.

'enamel cupboards'

You now can afford one of these , new Hoosiera at the present bargain price, no matter what your Income. Pick out the Hoosier you want and have it delivered at once, paying only SI; the small balance is divided into weekly payments of fl each; not a penny extra for Interest or fees. The Hoosier Company insists : that this

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T ancnen s irith'aanii These and forty ' labor

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or pockets to breed dirt. j

Hoosier De Luxe

This Is Hoosier .Beauty, white enam

eled all over a cabinet of,- remarkable beauty. - ' .... .-Uf -.tv

introductory sale be aV tbe new. low fixed Vrioe greatly reduced, by factory savings

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pride In the fact that; no Hoosier yet has . othei' thrift woman wWl want one of theses " :

worn.out you can buy- anyHooeier ,;wlth's .Hoosjerf too, anjl yon must act'at'once be-,'. " assurance of lasting service" '' t-;;; fore thla.lot Is gooe. .7 ' - -.i t.x - l ij?

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