Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 266, 20 October 1915 — Page 2

: :1 lG TWO .11 AGED GERMAN LADY DIES AT DAUGHTER'S Enjoying Outing GET .WIT EOS NSW FACH. Oh, Oatr - W-2S

' ViT9. Eteafceth Timer, ad about tuts one of tha early German

eetilers of Rickmaad, and a charter mem--- of St. Jckn's Latharaa ehareh. ted shrrtSy alter ten o'clock last night at fb -icej of her utfher. Ifra. Anna Jurgeus, 04 Soath Fourth street, after

SB fll3 Of tDW. T OT

Eke coniTne&ed a eoM

ago and' her nrmfflftoa

for1 iattT"

Cllned unU her deaf.

, Mrs. Tcrner waa a

ber of St. John's drarrla.

ed in all its eetrrities, sa , five years nesd (ha firurfh

" maiden name "waa gTteaVffh Wnjakw. She wu born la Voerdea, OwenbTnek. Germany, on November 4, USA., She

came to Richmond m lata,

aero era the Atlantis ocean i ta months. because of tbee03xna

en (ben In use Tha .trip -waa made from New Orleans tp BMhmtmd.by .river steamer., t. . ; ,..V She was married to Aaron A. Turner on October 4, Who preceded her in death twenty-two year. . , Mrs. Turner ' la survived ay tha . following seven children: - Mrs. Elizabeth Piacke, Mra. Anna Jargena. Fred : Turner. Mra. Mary Sltfloh, WUHam Turner and Miss -EEs Turner, all of this city, and thtrty-rcnachlldren and thrirty greai-grandrJiflflren. Two chD. Jren died In infancy. ' Funeral arrangement will ha announced later. Berrteea probably on Friday.

BANQUET SPEAKERS USE TELEGRAPH KEY

-SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20. Speef.hless addressee were the feature of a v banquet given by the telegraph opera tors of San Francisco in honor of Thomas A. Edison last night. Four hundred telegraph keys and sounders were installed in the banquet room, each guest having an instrument be

side his plate. The menu was printed . in the Morse code. The address by the toastmaster and the response by Mr. Edison were made on the telegraph instruments.

STIGELL TO SCRAP Young Arthur Stlgell, the colored scrapper, who Is well known here, fights at Altoona, Pa., on October 26, with Jimmy Mason of Lancaster. ' Stlgell has arrived in the class and about ready to take on some of the boys who have earned big reputations and when he does there is more than a chance that he will hold his own.

; BEER' WITH BEANS. . BLOOMFIELD. Ind., Oct. 20. -A novel system of peddling beer, originated by Fred Bays, of Worthington, worked all right for a while but after paying $50 fine and having a sixtyflay sentence suspended, Bays decided ' It was a losing game in the long run. Bay's scheme waa to peddle beans all summer. At the: bottom of the basket bottles of beer were concealed, upon which he was depending for his real profits.

BRIEFS

Wanted -Man to work on counter or high school boy for meals. Hull's bunch, N. 9th st. 20-lt New York Counts at Bender's, 60 cents per quart. 18-6t ' Turtle soup at the Berghoff all day Thursday. 20lt Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake, delicious light cakes for breakfast Adv.

Bender's make special

prices on oysters by the gal

Ion.

18-6t

Blackheads, blotches and pimples are caused by the improper action of the bowels. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea regulates the bowels, makes your complexion clear and beautiful, gives you that healthy look. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Fosler Drug Co. Adv.

Turtle soup at the hoff all day Thursday. Turtle soup at the hoff all day Thursday.

Berg-20-lt Berg-20-lt

THE NEXT BEST THING TO THE PINE FOREST FOR COLD8 IS Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey which goes to the very root of cold troubles. It clears the throat and gives relief from that clogged and stuffed feeling. The pines have ever been the friend of man in driving away colds. Moreover, the pine-honey qualities are peculiarly effective in fighting children's colds. Remember that a cold broken at the start greatly removes the possibility of complications. 25c Adv. ,

- Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake, delicious light cakes for breakfast. Adv. Removes blackheads, softens rough skin, clears the blood, brightens the eyes, sweetens the whole system; greatest beautlfier known. Nothing helps make a pretty face, handsome smile, as Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Try it tonight Fosler Drug Co. Adv.

- Mrs. Austin's Bag 'Pancake, delicious light cakes for breakfast. Adv.

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DAGTOLCCTUm a ' Jf. J.' fiaa.' neator of t&S First

ohvtHa9 ehnrak will isaak bafsra

tha maattsf of tha dennttory mm of

the T. ST. C. A, thU arawng am -nan and Myself." one f a eeriee of IS miaataa talka which ha U giving each waak.v . ' ' -

redntffiued Pram Paaa Oml

lata wanJd meet hha at tha allay soar and would separata tha letter.

IE. au xtaaa. xornwr fww, h a aaa aften seen Miaa BanV

la leaving tha poatotflea wlta .lat. mmm in Imp hand. .Miaa Joaaghiaa

Fleming and Miss Anna Ooldan. am

ployea at tha poatozaca, aiao teauneq regarding Miss Bentlae's . Tilta ta the postoffice.

In lsli. tha last year far which" the

official record Is la, more than 1.060 chansaa la aante were allowed and decreed by tha probaU Judges of Massa

chusetts.

The Duke and Duchess of Roxburgbe, due to the duke's wound received in the war, are numbered among the few who have been able to enjoy the shooting in the north this autumn. They first occupied Byrecleuch lodge, for the grouse drive. The moors comprise 6,000 acres, f ha bag numbered 1,800 brace. The guests included Lord Wamyss and Lord Clarendon. Afterward they went to Oreenhill lodge, their place in Cheviots, where 15,000 acres are at their disposal. The duke still walks on crutches and his wound is not yet healed.

EXPLOSION KILLS 13

BUTTE, Mont., Oct. 20. Thirteen men were dead today and eight other were suffering serious injuries, the result of yesterday's explosion of 500 pounds of giant powder In the Granite mountain mine of North Butte Mining Company, Of the injured, Ed Bray, a shift boss, likely will die. All of the bodies have been recovered today. ;

FOOTBALL COACH rr r HAS FINE RECORD

WED SIGHT UNSEEN

LAFAYETTE. Ind., Oct. 20. Although they had never tees each other,

Frank J. Wagner, of Terra Haute, and Ella Reeve of Lafayette, ware .married here by a justice of the peace.

Both persons have been blind since

birht. Wagner, a piano tuner, while

on a visit here, heard Miss Reeves

talk, and says he fell in love with her

voice. - .

WAR. VS. MATRIMONY

STOMACH TROUBLES i Digestion is largely a mechanical process. When there are stomach trou. bles there Is usually a weakness of tho muscles upon which digestion so largely depends. To strengthen those muscles and overcome stomach troubles our druggist, Leo H. Flho, guarantees Vlnol, a rellnblo nonsecrct romedy, which contains Iron to purity and enrich the blood, tho medicinal extractIvefl of fresh cod liven, without oil. and tlifl ortirishing properties of boef potfioue, all combined in n delicious Wlva wine. If you nro suffering from .stcmath trouWio, it will pay ou to try IL Ad'?.

EL WOOD, Ind.. Oct. 20. Forced to choose between. war and matrimony,

Mike Nlckoforas has chosen matrl

mony. ' "Some say there's little differ

ence between them." said Mike, "but

I'm through with war." Nlckoforas,

i wnon tne tsaiaan war oroae out, rusn

i ed back to Greece and Joined the col

ors. Last spring he thought Greece

would go to war again and again, and again he dashed home and enlisted tor six months. In the meantime his wife obtained a divorce. Before she would remarry him she made him promise never to take up arms again.

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FIGHT LICENSE CASE

RUSHVILLE, Ind., Oct. 20. Before he pays 925 fine for "practicing medicine" without a license, William H. Monks, chiropractor, will carry his case to the supreme court. .Monks was found guilty by a jury. The state's evidence included newspaper advertisements. In which the defendant claimed ability to cure any ailment.

QILMOUR DOBIE. The University of Washington has a football coach with a record which would make many of the eastern coaches turn green with envy. During ten years of coaching Gllmour Dobie, the football chief at Washington, has not lost a single game, has been tied, but twice, and has been scored on but 14 times in 55 games. The total scores made by teams under his direction in ten years is 1399 against opponents' total seore of 89. Dobie played football at the University of Minnesota, finishing his playing career there in 1902. From then on through 1906 he was assistant coach at Minnesota and also coached the Minneapolis South Side high school to the championship of . the State, during 1903. That year South Side High won six games, lost none and scored 820 points ' to its opponents' 5. "Yottnir men and women, of - the

Azores are looking toward the United

States for their university training und nro anxious to know costs and possibilities- of earning their living here.

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ANY people live from hand to mouth. The older they grow the longer the distance from hand to mouth. If they don't save part of their earnings now, by the time they are 60 their arm won't reach the distance. Accumulative Savings Certificates fit any purse. They make saving easy ana attractive. Come In and let us explain.

First

National

Bank Corner ef 7th and Main.

WANTED Inexperienced Salesladies HOOSm STORE

"We Always Have Exactly What We Advertise" DICKINSON THE BRACELET WATCH STORE. Our big stock of Bracelet Watches undoubtedly, the largest in the city, embraces all the Best makes and styles available. Choosing here Is satisfactory. Our prices are attractive and represents an actual saving of cash. Every watch is thoroughly dependable and of a character to sustain tha Dickinson reputation for Quality Goods at Lowest Prices'. The price range is from ; ; ' ; , ' 'V ;,$95 to"$52.00 1 v 1 We do not 'carry, cheap, low' grail Swiss Watches,, but all ar good, dependable watches and .will give full measure of satisfaction. . Coma to Headquarters for - Bracelet Watches. .' O.E.DICKINSON . Special agent Hamilton Watches ' ' Seth Thomas Clocks.

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It's goiag to be the gre&test fetish ever known to the merrhsndtsng werld. It's get to be cad we ere here sth hesdreds of FaD end Winter f.lerchicdue bergeias that can't help bat cialrS the next 3 days the greatest Bargain giving days ever known. Prices are dea out of the question. We have no' prices -they have been cut into so deeply that We are jest about gmag everything away. Now .'don't' for your own sake, stay away froa this cestctatbn, Tcacrrow, Friday or Saterday. Jest read' these specials, then ceae for hundreds jest Eke thea.

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FINAL RUSH

Men's Clothing, tha finest tha market, affords,- newest styles, hUest fabrics aad guaranteed to fit. Blue Barges, Novelties, Caa-' simerea. Worsteds, ate. Pinal Continuation Sale prioe. values up to $20.00 ' aa qjj Now selling at ep7e7l One lot of Ken's Sulta to close out quickly, aU sizes, -desirable patterns, values up .to $12.60; Pinal Continuation gC QT7 Bala Price 4 Men's Overcoats all wool, heavy and medium weight, good selection novelUes, blacks browns, embraced In newest designs, values up to $20.00. Final Continuation Bale $8)7 One lot of Wool Overcoats, good every day coats, values up to $16.00. Final Com- Q Qrj blnation Sale Price.. tjHel 600 Wool Mackanaws for men, new fall materials. Norfolk -styles, grey, brown or- red checks Q QM Bale Price ipOee7 Boy Wool School Suits, large assortment blue serges, novelUes, .worsteds, caaslmerea, knicker pants and stitched belts, sizes S

to 18, values $3.00 to $10.00; sell

ing at $6.97. $3.7. $2.97, and dwon to.

One lot of Boys' Caps, while they last, valuee up to 60c Combination . Sale 11A

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$1.97

Price

Men's Heavy Fleeced or Ribbed . Underwear, the kind you pay 60c for. Combination QQa Sale Prioe OsTV Heavy Fleeced or Ribbed Union Suits for men- Com- QQj hination Bala Prioe Oe7$J $1.00 Wright's Health Underwear, known tha world over as a $1.00 garment. Very CjCkn special while they last. . Ue71 10c Heavy Canvas Gloves; these

are extra heavy grade. Special

Combination Sale -Fries

10c Heavy Seamless Work Box Final Combination .' Price ...... OC Gongolenm Stove Squares, pretty patterns, size 36x36. QQA Special OtH, Tha Famous Marvel Cedar Mops and Urge bottle Cedar Oil, $1.26 combination mop - and polish; large size mop with ad- QQj instable handle. Sale.... OaHs

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SPECM1S

Ton wouldn't think It possible. It's true, just the same. $6.95 New Fall Skirt, all wool, the new sand shade, wide at bottom, pockets in skirt. Special, for. Final Com- eo AH bination Sale price. . j2. vr We . have just a limited number of these, so come early and get your choice.

Received another shipment for the final Combination Sale .Week of Double Texture Raincoats for men, J1 QT7 all sizes ;

The last shipment of Work Shirts, blue Chambray, .sizes 14 to 17 While they last XDC

RUGS Rao; Rugs, washable, blue, brown, yellow, pink, slate green, etc Combination Sale Price as follows : 24x86 Rug 49? 25x50 Rug 79 27x54 Rug 98? 30x60 Rug I $1.29 86x72 Rug ......... .91.49

Visit our Carpet Department for,. greater ..values . in Rugs,' Carpets, Congoleum, etc This wiU-meah a saving of many dollars to you

Slbertan Scarfs, yellow.' "greeny red, old rose, blue, etc. The latest novelty in Neck Pieces, $1 and $2 values, now sell- JQ ing at;' SSc and fCTC

$15.00 New Fall Coals, novelties, .etc neatly trimmed. . Final Combination Sale Qipr qpj ' jhricer T. ; j a .v. r. : v; Just a' few mora' Ladlee Wool Suits, values up to $20-00. - to close out aa final - &cy QrW Combination price.. VSeJ I Children's New Fall Coats, Plushes, Caraculs, Sabetlnes - Corduroys. Velvets. Chinchflias. Astrachans etci. from $3jOO to . $10.60. Now selling fa-iS. $4.45 $3.97, $2.97 and g- QI7 down to Pl.ee7i Ladles' New Fall Waists.' Silks, Madras. Net. etc latest shades. $1.00 to- $5.00 values. Now selling at $2.98. $1-3 S, $L39 yQ SSc and down to tk7U 29c Children's Fleeced Union Suits: while they last " Q ComhinaUoa Sale price.. XH? $L60 Feather "Pillows with heavy art tick, extra good values Sale .price, " QQs per pair . atjC COMFORTS AND BLANKET Still Selling at Reduced Prices. $3.00 Heavy Blanket. QQ Sale price P J.e70 $70 Pure Wool Blankets, assortment of colors, (JQ QQ Com- Sale price epOesO Heavy Fleeced Union Suits for Boys, 6 to 1 years JO Combination Sale price xt)t $1.60 Fleeced Kimono, new fall patterns, floral patterns, QQ Sale price Oi7C This is your last opportunity to purchase 10c. 15c and 25c. Tg skeins of yarn for ........ JC 75c Heavy Outing Gowns, cut extra full and heavy weight outing. Combination AQ Sale price V One lot of Outing Flannel, good weight; Combination Sale price ......... OC 60c Ladies' Fleeced Dressing Sacquee for Final Com- QQ bination Sale price :'VlSIT OUR 'SHOE OEPARt- - MENT "FOR -BARGAfUS " -Thta.oeprtmeatrhas been-.kept buBy from' the first day of our ,.ale. . . We., have, offered the mqst r astonishing- vafues. Is the entire : secret. Shoes for every member ' of the family' and for any size feet. Dont forget Rubber foot-wear Is also. tacludedy v . This Is your final opportunity. , Coma,' eome. come. .

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