Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 254, 6 October 1915 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6, 1915.

GRADUATES OF BUSINESS COLLEGE OBTAIN POSITIONS IN RICHMOND

' Quite a number of the students of the Richmond Business College who have taken courses of study during the year beginning September, 1914, are holding lucrative positions. Below is given a list of the students who were students during : the time mentioned and the positions they are at present holding:

Dorothy Goehner, whose home was in Laurel, Ind., private stehotypist for The Hon. Finly H. Gray, of Connersville, Ind., representative in congress. Wilma Goehner is employed with the.Adam H. Bartel Co. Flora Torbeck is employed in the First National Bank of Richmond, Ind. Pauline Wrede is stenotypist in the office of the Hoosier Manufacturing Co. of New Castle. Maude Bavis is stenotypist with the Wayne Works, Richmond, Ind. Zella Brown is stenotypist with a law firm in Indianapolis. Ira Hollingsworth is teacher of bookkeeping, shorthand, stentotyp and typewriting and all correlated subjects in the Crowfordsville Business College. Mona Porter Is stenographer and

DooKKeeper ior me aianaara ssuppiy Co. Joseph Werner is stenographer for the Pennsylvania R. R. Co. Ethel Reichard is stenographer and bookkeeper for the Bethard Auto Agency. Thomas Murphy is stenotypist and clerk for Pennsylvania R. R. Co. Edgar Hirschfield is bookkeeper and stenographer for the Wildex Manufacturing Co. Carl Blomeyer is stenotypist for the Swayne, Robinson and Co., of Richmond, Ind. Joe Crawford is bookkeeper and stenographer for the Maxwell Motor company of New Castle. Mary Hawley is bookkeeper and stentotypist for the Model Clothing company. Orpha tfough is stenographer and

general office work for the Richmond Casket Co. of Richmond, Ind. Ailxri. Kiamor is stenotypist for For..: ylvania R. R. Co. ( . ; Tcaford is stenographer and bV.. . '-oi ': ior the I. R. Howard & Co., i f ::-hvnon(l, Ind. r.liuho Van Buskirk is with the lloceier Manufacturing Co., of New Castle. Anna Meyer is ,with the McConaha Garage. Alice Miller is private stenographer for the president and registrar of Oakland City College. Tennis White is employed by the Rwnvno TJnhinsnn and comnanv.

Ralphe Champe is with the T. H. I. fz E. office of Greenfield, Ind. Eugene Gehring, stenographer and cost clerk for the National Automatic Tool company. Stella Gagen is stenographer for the Stair Piano company. Elmer Rohe is cost clerk for the National Automatic Tool company. Agnes James, stenographer for Canada and Chenoweth law firm, Winchester, Ind. Raymond Colbert is stenographer

for the. Westcott Motor Car company. -'Paul H. Miller Is with the Bewley, Larst Coal company. Ray Kinder is with the Richmond Garage. Hazel Miller is stenographer for the Prudential Insurance office. Russell M. Highley- purchased onehalf interest in grocery, Hagerstown, Ind. ' v '" ' '-. ; McKenzie' Monarch is private stenographer in the office of Notre Dame College, where he is taking college work. Barbara Beckman worked for the American Friend Board of Foreign Missions but has now accepted a position as teacher in the high school at Cambridge City. Miss Burke is a teacher of shorthand and stentotyp and typewriting at Logansport, Ind.

The mines of this country furnish 53 per cent, of all; the freight carried by railroads. This includes the crude material from the mines only. The manufactured . products of the mines furnish 11 per cent, additional.

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Just as Scores of Richmond People Have. Waiting doesn't pay. If you neglect kidney backache. Urinary troubles often follow. Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidney backache, and for other kidney ills. Richmond citizens endorse them. Mrs. E. Brown, 532 South Thirteenth street, Richmond, says: "About two years ago I found it necessary to use a kidney medicine. Another of the family had found Doan's Kidney Pills so beneficial I got a box at Thistlethwaite's drug store and they were just as successful in my case. I haven't had any trouble since and I feey sure that they have cured me. I gladly advise anyone to use Doan's Kidney Pills when troubled by backache or irregular action of the kidneys." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Brown had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.

Gifts With Personality

Throughout people begin considering their Christmas gifts and the love dones they want to remember long in advance. They plan gifts that have their personality in them. Perhaps it is a picture,, a bit of lace, a piece of embroidery, some bead work, an odd bit of furnishing. They make the gift In whole, or in part, themselves. And now is the time to select the needed materials. Suggestions such as you seek will be found from time to time in the advertising columns of The Palladium.

V7AMTZAPATA'5 FATE KNOWN AT CAPITOL

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6 General Zapata . and his followers formed the stumbling block in Carranza's path to recognition as leader .'In Mexican affairs. This it was learned was the gist of what Secretary of State Lansing informed Carranza's confidential agent here last night. As a result Arradondo, the agent, got into communication with General Carranza at once. He informed him that the state department must be told of what Carranza plans to do with Zapata or how he intends to dispose of his opposition. Messages were flying back and forth between Carranza and his agent here today, dealing altogether with the first chief's plans as regards Zapata.

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One of the strongest indorsements ever given Tanlac, the "Master Medicine." which is doing so much good in Indiana, is that of Mrs. Daniel Brendan, 419 Third street, Portsmouth, (3. Kirs. Brennan says: I "My youngest girl, Aurelia, had calarrh in a most severe form, in fact, it affected her stomach so her food did not digest properly. Slight colds brought on discharges from the nose, full head and annoying droppings in 1he throat. Her tongue was nearly always coated and her breath offen

sive. The first few doses of Tanlac made such a wonderful change in her condition that I purchased two more fiottles for my other two girls. "Today Amelia looks like a different, person; says she feels fine. Edna has taken about eight, doses of Tanlac. but is already much improved. Susan, the eldest girl, has just started using this wonderful medicine, so you se ie has been adopted into the family. I don't wonder that Tanlac is called the 'Master Medicine.'" Tanlac, the splendid medicine which is electrifying the country by the results it is accomplishing, is distributed in Richmond at Thistlet hwaite's four drug stores, where the attendants are explaining the remedy. Adv.

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"A POEM WITHOUT WORDS" A picture is said to be "a poem without words." Your home may be such if you're careful in selecting if you buy its interior decorations from this treasure house. The store's entire stock reflects the best care in selecting; all the finer designs are here; numerous patterns you'll find nowhere else. The quality, design and finish of the furniture shows both skill and good taste, and you'll marvel when you see the low prices attached. It's a brilliant display; you must see it whether you buy or not. But you'll be tempted.

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Second Hand Clothes for Working men Sold at Crawford's 313 North D Street.

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WE ARE SHOWING A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LIVING ROOM FURNITURE WHICH YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE. EVERYTHING IN ODD PIECES AND MATCHED UP SUITES.

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A REAL BARGAIN IN A LIBRARY TABLE Size of top, 28x42 inches A beautiful solid oak library table, designed after the period of Charles II, with those handsome twisted posts; finished in that rich fumed oak a table you must see to appreciate. Specially f QK priced at iplt.OO AN EXCEPTIONAL DAVENPORT OFFER A handsome genuine quartered oak bed davenport, built on guaranteed steel construction, upholstered tn best Spanish Chase leather. A beautiful piece by day and a perfect bed by night; OQ OK Specially priced at ................ .'. . . fJdUmmmO

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OF MERCHANDISE Crashed Through Our Doors Thousands ol Bargain Seekers "Waded in" All Day Yesterday-the First Day ol the ConnflnimnnaiflndDim 2 ffltocE

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01 the Addison Co. Bankrupt Stock Combined With Our Entire Stock ol Fall Goods The cool, gray autumn sky hung low all day yesterday, but that did not keep the crowds away. By 8 o'clock a. m., our entire store was filled to overflowing with eager bargain seekers. They came for miles around, to grasp the wonderful bargains they knew would be offered during this mighty combination sale. Our Cleveland office has been most liberal in allowing us to grant the request which thousands, who were unable to come during the first 15 days, have demanded. And now that your request has been granted, we have continued this gigantic sale and everything is now moving at top speed. Our stocks which were completely demoralized, caused by a mammoth rush of purchasers during the first 15 days, have been completed with even greater values than we had ever contemplated putting on the market at such price slashing. But they are here and all is in readiness. It's your time now. You who were left behind wishing for this sale to continue. Your wish has now come true. So come! come! come! As our Cleveland office has ordered us to positively close this sale just as the clock strikes 11 p. m. on the 15th day.

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HAVE GUNN SECTIONAL BOOKCASES IN YOUR LIVING ROOM Unquestionably the best and most practical sectional bookcase made is the GUNN. Every section fits perfectly, no unsightly iron bands on the sides, no protruding dust-collecting shelves, has more book room than other cases. Start your case with our special

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A BIG OVERSTUFFED LEATHER ROCKER FOR A SMALL PRICE Guaranteed genuine leather. This Is one of those big, roomy, comfortable fellows just the kind that everybody wants one of a rocker that is good for a lifetime. A good many stores get $40: dtnr C for this rocker. Our price is pZDOQ

15 Day Sale EXTRA CLOTHING BARGAINS. A full line of Boy clothing for dress or work. All prices smashed beyond recognition. Men's overcoats, regular $20.00 to $25.00 values strictly high grade coats selling Men's $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00 all wool overcoats. Greatest values ever offered. JQ QO Selling at $5.92 and . . ipOtVmd Men's fine suits, in late designs and patterns. Also conservative models. Values up to $22.50 now -I QO selling PAA Men's $16.50 and $18.00, new fall suits, strictly pure wool, worsted casimere. etc. QO Special at Men's $10.00 and $12.50 new fall suits, large assortment to select from. This lot has just arrived and will flJT QO go at $0Vm. Men's corduroy pants, all fine linen corduroy pants that are guaranteed. $2.50 to $3.50 values no wsellin $2.45, nQ $1.95 down to J LJU One lot of boys' knee pants valueli up to 50c now OQ going at mmt3f Boys caps one special lot. vaules 39c and 50c. During this great combination 1 1 rf sale Hv Boys' new fall suits, knickerbocker pants, stitched belts, blue serge casimeres. worsteds, novelties, etc.. $2.50 to $10.00 values -now selling at $5.92, fVJ S4.92, $3.92, $2.92 and D I Men's $1.50 work pants, extra good quality, made for service now going Men's extra heavy wool pants in very desirable colors, sold regu'arly at $2.00. now Q- OQ going at Wright's Health underwear, the genuine Wright's Health underwear, woolen fleeced, sold the world over at $1.00 per garment. Our combination sale price will surpass them all Men's heavy fleeced or ribbed underwear, standard sanitary fleeces now going QQ at Otl Men's raincoats, Balmaroom, the latest in men's raincoats, black silk velvet collars," very nifty. $10.00 value, now d J QW going at. Vw

Extra! Extra! BARGAINS IN LADIES' WEARING APPAREL Don't hesitate but take advantage of This Opportunity. Bargains Enough for All. Ladies' New Fall Jacket Suits, all wool, newest designs, some belted. $20.00 and $25.00 values, now selling at $13.95 OQ QQ and J70 One lot of Ladies' All Wool Jacket Suits; latest shades and pretty designs; values up to $18, drt Q?y to close out quickly at. . I

One lot of ladies' Heavy Winter Coats, all wool, good sizes; these

will sell quickly Qrj Children's New Fall Coats Every design and pattern wanted: corduroy, silk plushes, astrakhans, chinchillas and Novelty Wool Mixtures. $3.50 to $10.00 values, now selling at $5!8. $4.98, $3.98. J1 QQ $2.08 down to pA0 15c LADIES' HAT SHAPES 15c On our second floor; values up to $5.00; while they last X5C $3.00 Ostrich Feather Boas, in black, white, black and white, silk tassels; Sale J- SQ price $XD Children's Fleeced Underwear One special lot, regular 25c values, combination Sale - fT price AJ1 50c Ladies' Ribbed Under- - f wear; sale price AvIL Children's 3ic Fleeced Union Suits, extra good quality; a limited quantity of these put on sale COMFORT AND BLANKET SPECIALS $1.25 & $1.50 Comforts and QQ Blankets, sale price 0L $3 Comforts and Blank- QQ ets, sale price pA0 All Wool High Grade Blanketsregular $7.00 values ?Q QQ at pOmVO Ladies' New Fall Waists Beautiful patterns, values up to $2.00. ylQ, now selling at 98c and rC 75c Ladies' Outing Gowns Cut extra full and extra heavy ma- yQ terial used; special at 4dC 12c Curtain Scrim, In white Q or ecru; sale price OC Ladies' Wool Sweaters, values up to $2.00. grey, white or red. no special IOC MILLINERY A complete line of Trimmed Hats, street or dress; $3.00 to $10.00 values; now selling ct fj-fl TJCX $3.93. $2.92 and P A t

15 Day Sale We make no exception in our carpet and rug department. Every article is slashed beyond recognition. Rugs, 10-6x13-6. 12x13-6. 113x12. 9x12. 8-3x10-6 values from $12.?S to $42.00. now selling $29.00. $21.95, $19.95. $17.95 g M QPJ $11.95 down to fSrV Congolium floor covering, perfectly sanitary, and guaranteed to equal any 75c printed linoleum. At this QQ sale, per yard 0C Congoleum stove squares, pretty patterns. QQ choice 3x3 0i One lot of remnants in carpets, anywhere from 12 in. to 36 in. long. To clean up at Q each piece C A full line of trunks shown on our second floor, values from $3.no to $25.00. now selling at $14.97. $11.97, $6.97, J- Crj $4.97 down to $ A I Visit our china department for genuine bargains In dishes. 100 piece set of genuine Johnston Sale price . . $10.97 Window shades, oils or water colors, dark green. 36x6x36x7.. regular 35c and 50c shades. Now selling at 39c OQ" down to ArfOC 100 cedar mops and 25c cedar oil 49c $7.50 Vacuum Sweepers, adjustable so Carpet Sweeper or Vacuum Cleaner may be used Independently of each oth- Q A QT er. now selling at . . . i FURS FURS Now is the time to buy your Furs at startling reductions. SHOE DEPT. BARGAINS Men's Solid Shoes Q- QQ $2.79 values going at pA0 Men's Solid Leather Moulders Shoes, all sizes from 6 to 11; these will be snapped up quickly; $2.50 value, now (J- ?Q going at tpAD Men's Solid Leather Dress Shoes $4.00 values, this I0 QQ lot selling at xfOU $2.50 Boys' School Shoes button or lace, going 69 Youth's strictly solid Shoes. $2 values, now going 29 Men's All Felt House Slippers, regular $1.00 values. ?Q sale price XJtJK LadieV good kid button or lace Shoes. $2.00 values. J- Mf special 3AfK)

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8th and North E Sts. Richmond, Indiana