Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 280, 5 November 1915 — Page 11

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGrtAH, PRIDAV.- WOVr6, lS15r

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OOipillES STD1ES H40BRSTOWN, In4.f Nov. 8 The Frecreestve club bed its third meetttlf Wednesday afternoon at the horn of Mrs. Id Lawon. Eighteen membni were - present Mrs. M. T. fox. Miss Ann DUllng, Mrs. Welsmelr end

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VfJilUi A u je wvvuwt ew am twe week with Mrs. J. H. Kid well.... Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mciqbben went to Kokomo to attend the funeral of his

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Mrs. Frank Neal and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Terhune and children , of Richmond, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horine. . . . . Mrs. Faust

and daughter Hettle. of Mt. Summit , hav returned to spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Faust..... C. M. Mohler or Toledo, O , is spending a few days with his family here..... Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fouts of Lafayette county, have been isiting with his cousin, Mrs. Ella WhJteseH-. . . .Will 8tabr, Herbert Taylor and Claude Glf-

ferd attended the funeral of Frank

nouijt at uamonage cuy weanesaay.

WEST ALEXANDRIA I

Earl. Russell attended a ball game

at oxiora Sunday..... Mr. and Mrs

Henry Bowman were at Dayton Tburs-

tjsy . . . Miss Esther Unger spent Sunday with friends at Oxford Mrs

William Lawrence spent Thursday at

Dayton..,, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Huffman visited friends in Arcanum Sun

day.. . . , William Bucks of German town

Tisited - bis. father. Oeorge Buck. Sun day., ...Mrs. J. B. Myers and Miss - Laura Voge were at Dayton Thursday. ....Mrs. John Fouts of Hamilton is

here visiting her father. George Bickr

el..... Mrs. . F. J. Pyle and daughter.

Jna, visited relatives at Dayton Thursday.. . .Charlet Glan4er and Frftk

Rinehart were at Cincinnati on business last week..... Mrs. Jehnie Sliver ft Eaton, visited bar. sister, Mrs. John.

Molter, last week. - . ' KING OF GREECE ;

SITTING ON FENCE

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Two hundred dollars was paid for a kiss from the Hps . of

Erftty Mile, Lillian Greuze, the most beautiful nurse in J?anee y a fellow countryman on the French, Jiner. Rochaitjbeau, wjiich has just arrived in port. The money has been turned oyer for the benefit of the orphans of French Dressmakers who were killed at

the front. "

She was passing one of the collection bags at a ship concert on

board and overheard a man remark' that he would gladly contrib

ute $200 to the benefit, if Mile Greuze would bestow a kiss on him,

uone, sne exclaimed as sne neard tne remark. 1 am a

patriot: I kiss for France:"

Thereupon she delicately puckered her hps for the 3200 Jtm.

It was gallantly bestowed and the money was paid in the presence of many applauding witnesses. The recipient of the kiss said that

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Mrs. Veaa OTJeU has moved from Waldraa to MUtoa. and takeg roaaaa with her aunt, M- J. UWlSerr ..Tha PrlasUla 'club wW Ma Oraji- Stag.'; Monday aftemoea.. . . . Mr Charles Negle and "ttHfA Frank Martin of Uchmod. were gueets with Mrs. Wil) tyona, Thursday.. .Mrs. Martha' Stow, Mrs. Sarah Robert.

Mrs.. Fannie nge! and . Miss 8ia isor wast to IndlaaapoUs. Thursday to attend the funeral of the lata, Mrs. Louis PfatfUa which was held at the bona, at . 1 sn. that . 4ax W-j. H,

Brown. J. A- Brown. Albert Newmaa,

Arlon Doll. W. B. Williams and R- f, Callaway of Mflton Masonic lodge at

tended the funeral of the late Charles Routh, at Cambridge City. Wednesday

afternoon, . Mrs. ; Charles Mercer of

New Lisbon; suited Mr. and Mrs. H.

D. Huddleston, Wednesday.. , ,-.Tha speakers at the several Sunday schools in. the township Sunday morning are as follower - w. H. jeffenes at the

Friends, the Rev. Clayton Wright at the Christian church. Mrs.. Julia Pruitt

at Doddridge Chapel and Mrf. Miriam Parkins Hussejr at the M. EL Kverybody is iavited . to attend gunuay school apaaewfrej-fC.,. ,Tha M B. quarterly conference win meet at X p. m. Saturday. On Sunday moralng at uaua) hour for preaching the Rev. Dr. Baoon. district superintendent will preach aid admutistar the Lord's Supper. Preaching In the evening. -. Mrs. Shaman Working, who is still In a very weak condition. Is taking abort walks each nice day. She was able to walk np town. Wednesday.. .The following letters remain uncalled for ia Milton postcfffee, this month. Mr. and Mrs: Robert Ball. Mr. O. Huddles-ton-.... Mrs. Anna' Hall had as her guests this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reynolds, of Cincinnati.' and Mr. and Mrs. Van Warner, of Detroit, Mich. Meedames Reynolds and Hall are sistera....Miss I ds Bertscb Is home from New Castle, for a. few days visit ....Mr. and Mrs. I P. Zeller had as their guests. Mrs. I. Zeller. Mrs. L. L. Breaddua and daughter Miss Merle, of

Stuttgart has insurance against aeroplane damage. -

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Conaersvtiie. sad Mr. Frye of ln4hvPcy- ff (

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jonnaon ana Koderar and families of Liberty..... Mr. and Mrs. Henry

Bertscb were at Richmond Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lichty.. . The Friends held prayer meeting with

Mrs. j una sau Wednesday evening.

Japan has more telephones than

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those wha will pay a little more" forcxtr a breadmakiti? qualitio OCCIDENT "r:rf-

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Flour finds it goes further and bakes better than other 'flour. It costs a trifle

mora in the flour but lest in &e baking. If h fails to suit yea, we pay back your money without ygVHTnt.

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This picture shows the King of Greece on a fence watching his troops at drill. It is symbolic of his present

political position in which he has

been wavering between the allies and

the central powers for months. He has decided it seems, to enjoy the

safety of the fence top and remain there indefinitely, or until such a

time, at least, when he can no longer find security on the fence and will be forced to drop off on one side or the

other.

Ashamed of her bad complexion If you, too, are embarrassed by a pimply, blotchy, unsightly complexion, nine chances out of ten Resinol Soap will clear it Just try Resinol Soap for a weec and see if it does not make a blessed difference in your skin. It also helps to make red, rough hands and arms soft and white. -. ' . In ievrt or atubborn cau t. Retinal Soap should be aided by a little Resinol Ointment. Both are told brail DrunUtf. for trial free, writ to Dept. 1-P, Ketmol, Baltimore. Md.

CARR TO ADDRESS

METHODIST MEN James A. Carr, president of the American Seeding Machine company, will address the men of the. Brotherhood Of the First Methodist Episcopal

church at 9:15 o'clock Sunday morning on "The Relation of the Church to Industrial, problems," Many members are expected to be present at the meeting. t; There are 2,000,000 clove trees in Zanzibar on 20,000 acres.

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fection pure, vholesome and healthful and here delicious raisin bread that contains the finest raisins grown. Ash for "California Raisin Bread made with SUN-MAID RAISINS." These are California raisins big, plump, meaty, tender with, all the seeds extracted. Their flavor permeates the loaf. Children delight In this bread it's both good and. good for them. Don't let your family go any longer without it. Raisins are concentrated nutr intent. It's economy to serve them in any form. Learn the benefits of this luscious fruitfood. See why you should serve It daily.

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this 2 In. Cent Post Iron Bed. S fillers in Oxidise or Veia. flTRsl

COMBINATION FELT MATTRESS In outfit, a regular

2S?' $5.50

SPRINGS All metal Sanitary Springs, extra good value included in this outfit, our regular price is

Chiffonier In solid oak, golden .finish, 5 drawers and hat drawer; without mirror; this is one of our best sellers at only

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Large Bize, with cover . ........

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For Saturday and Monday only, we offer one Bed, Mattress, Springs, Chiffonier and Dres6er, the complete outfit at regular marked price totals 32.60, our special $23 30 These five pieces are described in this advertisement with regular prices as foUows: $7.50 Iron Bed, 2 inch. Cont Post, five fillers in Vends Martin or Qf oxidized; at ipiw

$5.60 Combination Felt Mat

tress, good value at $3.00 All Metal Sanitary Springs at

$6.60 Solid Oak Chiffonier at $4.95 $10 Solid Oak Dresser at $7.60 Total value and Reg. price $32.50, our special for Saturday and Monday only $23.30 a saving of at least 30. Come , early and buy.

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in golden finish two large drawers, two small drawers; large French plate bevel mirror. A great value at only

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This brand l mafOa from choice California whlta f rapes srapoa too dalleata to' ship fresh to marets. They ara ann-enred In the open vineyards. They come to yon in clean cartons trader, plump and pure. Three varieties: Seeded (seeds extracted): Seedless (made from seedless grapes)! Cluster (on atems. not seeded), California Associated Raisin Co. Membenklp, S.0OO Growers . Fresno, CaL

: Pauhu ara Natural candy-gomd for Uttta Fattm

Go to ImdlilsieapoIlSs Via '. .U-, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN TRACTION COMPANY.

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Tomlinson Hall, November 6th to 13th.

Efiffijcmnieyep's Wcek-EM GroccFy Spcciiaills A prudent housewife should exercise careful discretion in the purchase of her grocery needs. The money saved here depends on the way she buys. Correct buying is no job for an indifferent housewife, it requires work and real work. We offer our weekly specials to make it easier for you to buy correctly. "We quote all prices in plain figures, giving you a, chance to make comparisons; if we are lower we should have your business, if we are not, we don't expect it. . .

FEATURE SPECIAL

- - - 2 jjays only GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 24. Lb. Paper Bags . 79c PER BAG

The Old Fashioned Kind (Nature Dried) Not Sulphur Bleached and Artificially Dried. Just like our Grandfathers fixed them. All the Real Peach Flavor Retained SPECIAL PRICE 2 POUNDS 19c

YQURCHOICE ANY-OF THESE ITEMS IN QUANTITY AS SPECIFIED

FEATURE 19c SALE

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3 Lb. Cloth Bag GRANULATED SUGAR (Cane) TFor ; 19c 3 Cans New Pack JUNE PEAS (10c cans) For 19c 1 lb. NEW No. 1 English Walnuts. For 19c 2 Lbs. NEW California Cooking Figs......... For 19c 1 Oil of Cedar Mop (complete) .For 19c 2 Cans Buster Brand Tall Pink Salmon . For 19c 1 Can 25c GOLD SEAL Eastern Pears For 19c 1 Can 25c Carmelo; ASPARAGUS TIPS For 19c 1 Large 25c NEW NORWAY Mackerel. For 19c 1 Lb. Fancy Long Shredded Cocoanut For 19c 1-Lb. Hershey's Best Bulk Cocoa For 19c 1 Jar Cairn's Scotch Orange Marmalade For 19c 1 Large 25c Jar Pure Strawberry Jam For 19c 1 Large 25c Bottle Burt Olney Catsup. . For 19c 2 Cans Fancy Standard Harvest Tomatoes.. '. .For 19c 3 Bars Jergens Toilet Soap (any kind) ........ . . . .For 19c 6 Rolls ANCO Crepe Toilet Paper.... For 19c 3 Cans Fine Midget Sardines in Olive Oil. For 19c 1 Can 25c (V2 lb. size) Runkel's Cocoa..... ....For 19c 4 Boxes Good (Full Pound) Corn Starch. ... ...... .For 19c 3 Boxes 10c ROYAL Brand Noodles. For 19c 3 Boxes lOc.GOLD MEDAL Corn Flakes.. ...... .For 19cf

3 Cans 15c El Torn Ripe Olives. ............... : ! . .For '19

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' YOUR CHOICE ANY OF THESE ITEMS IN QUANTITY AS SPECIFIED

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FRESH LAKE WHITE FISH AND HALLIBUT

COOKED FRESH SHRIMP IN THE BULK (For Salads) DRESSED YOUNG TURKEYS AND SPRING DUCKS

r. German, Lentils Green Split Peas ' New Hickory Nits ; Head Lettuce ;

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..' New VNorway Mackerel m NewBuckwheat " New Mmce Meat : v Yellow Split Peas ; , New Beans New Corn. Mekl ." J: JonetPig Sausages Bulk Olives ; v. H CookedrLunch. Tongue

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