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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, HOVt. 17, 1915

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LIBERTY WODAH

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LIBERTY, Ind.;Nov. 17. The Pana-m'a'-Paelflc Exposition r contest closed ' Saturday nigbt-lThe -contest was open

ed In May with the names of about

tjventy live young women euiereu. 4 The voting has been hotly contested during the entire voting period and all the Kirls have worked hard. Each week

s there was'a small prise given to the ' girl making the best showing. At the close' of the contest the standing of the contestants was as follows: First. Miss Martha. Fre'eman:.' eecond,

-J u la umcevr. iuuui mi" Perkins;' fourth. Miss Martha Freeman; fifth. Miss Eva Borradile; sixth.

''Miss Lam .Dubois; seventn. Miss Ha

zel Latnrop; ;eignm, . miss - Liucue Beard; ninth, Miss Mary Carmtcnael; t,enth, Miss Ethel Nickels. The total number 'bl Votes cast for all the girls was 34,075,455. -.The prizes given were: .First, a trip 'with all expenses paid to the Panama-

ring; third, gold watch; fourth, chest " of silver: fifth, silver dresser set;

sixth, gold handled umbrella; eeventh,

diamond la vainer;- eighth, sliver manicure set; . ninth, , silver carving: set; tenth, .a cameo lavallier. To all the r.th.r arlrln wlii flnlshcwl In thfl rfnnteBt

were given prizes of Ivory manicure sets and clocks. ' Mrs. J. C. Irwin returned Sunday evening from a visit witn her; daughter, Mrs. Herschell Wray of Dayton ....Mrs. E. R. Beard -was the "guest of Mrs. Loring,fn Richmond the first of this week. ."..Miss Margaret Wood spent the week end with Miss Luella Eriscollin, Greencastle. .-. .Frank Stevens .was home from- Indianapolis to spend Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Stevens Miss Ida Williams spent the week end with relatives In Camden, O....Rev. J. L. Hartsook and J. C. Carson were the delegates from the Presbyterian church, who attended the State Prohibition meeting at Indianapolis Tuesday and WeCaesday..:.Mr. and Mrs. Jioop.o xa iv pauiBxteja1 nosXag v 'AY dinner Saturday evening, Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Beard and Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Hartsook Miss Elizabeth Casey spent the week end in New Castle the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smith .... Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davis returned Saturday from an extended trip through the west. They attended the Exposition and visited friends In Alebrta, Canada. . ..

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Mrs. Howard Reed and little daughter are visiting In Muncle and Portland F. M. Lacey was in Albany Sunday and Monday.'. . .Mr, and Mrs. 1j. O. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skinner motored to Muncie Sunday to be the guests of Mrs. Lew Dalbey. . . .The first basketball team played Spartaosburg v Saturday night and won, 19-18. A game is scheduled with the Hollansbufg Independents, Friday night Admission 15 cents. , . . Miss Helen Kenworthy of Richmond visited F. M. Lacey and family 'Friday Ada Alexander went to Indianapolis Saturday to visit her sister, Alma, at Butler college The little children of Charles Bunch are quarantined on account of scarlet fever Mr,, and, Mrs. Charles Roland of "Richmond were guests of John Roland M 11 ml 4.. I Alnna Ka

high school will give a basket supper December 4 at the school house Mr, and Mrs. Isom Elleman of Richmond were, recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs." F. M. Lacey.... A missionary entertainment was given at the Methodist church Sunday evening Cecil Scantland of Boston visited the local schools Friday A number of neighbors gathered at the home of Mrs. Charles- Monday evening In honor of her eighty-first birthday anniversary. . ...Miss Ewith Brooks entertained Misses Edna and Elizabeth Starr Sunday at her country home Horace Throckmorton and wife and Clarence Throckmorton of Richmond were recently guests of George Showwaiter and family Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lacey, Miss Mildred Davis, Harold Hough and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hiatt formed a dinner party Sunday evening at the Hiatt , home. .. . Miss Eleanor Huff, entertained Sunday evening. Her guests were Miss Ber-

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really new hair growing all over the SCalp. , -Ar A little Danderine Immediately doubles the beauty of your hair. No difference how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, just moisten a " cloth with Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. The effect is immediate and amazing your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance of abundance; an incomparable lustre, softness and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health. . .. . ,. Get a 25-cent bottle of . Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair 16 as pretty and soft as any that it has been neglected or injured by careless treatment that's all. Danderine is to the hair what fresh

ouwvto oau nuu buiiduiuc ore lO vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them. Its exhilarating,' stimulating and life-pro-jduclng properties-cause : the -hair-1 to (grow long, strong, and beautiful. Adv.

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David Moylan Writing with Pen Held in His Teeth David Moylan, councilman and attorney-at-law will soon enter upon his duties as a municipal judge in this city, despite the fact that both his arms have been amputated. Eighteen years ago Moylan was a switchman. In two different accidents he lost both arms, and being unable to perform manual labor decided to study law. After three years of study he was admitted to the bar. To telephone he has the receiver placed on the level with his ear. The hook is held down by a weight, which he removes with his teeth when a call comes in or he wishes to make a call.

noiftnnnA Indefinitely action on the

amendment to the parking ordinance;

and were made in ine nature ui a criticism of the indifference displayed by citizens In general to matters of public interest." Such was the experience' of council with the parking ordinnin ; sjMtv nv one cave it any

consideration until after it was passed

and then a storm of protest arose, ana a petition was presented to council for its amendment. From the time of the presenting of that petition to the time when final action was taken no one seemed to give any thought to it. ; . "i1-; Shows Indifference. The reference' to. the efforts of the city: administration' to. prevent a raise in the tat ratewhlle arranging the budget for next year, and the fact that the school 'board raised the rate five cents, and no one questioned Its motives or what caused the Increase, was moroiv r(td n an examnle of the

general indifference, and I stated that when our citizens came to pay this increase the city, administration, would be blamed for it. v . "I further- stated, , that while members of the school board were elected by council, that body had no control over its actions, but though this is a fact, I. thought the school board might be glad to receive the opinion of council on any matter of public interest, even though the board might not

I adopt-the suggestions. ! referred to

the important prooiem oi leacners pensions, and stated that I, thought the school board might be glad to have the opinion of council, as well as that of the South Side Improvement Association , . Favors Measure. -"My. opinion regarding the pension proposition was only incidental and was not intended as a criticism of the board's probable action. I have not investigated this pension proposition

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WED IN KENTUCKY; SURPRISE FRIENDS

NEW PARIS. O., Nov. 17 Local friends of Miss Fannie Cussins will be surprised to hear of her marriage which took place Saturday at Covington, Ky., the "groom being John T. Phillips . of i-Peru, - Ind. The happycouple have, taken up their residence in Peru,' and New Paris friends extend best wishes for a happy future. The bride is a sister to Mrs. Lee Baumgardner and Charles Cussins, having made ber home with her sister for the past'year.'- Mrs!' Phillips is well-known In Richmond, having for several years been a valued .-employe of the Bell Telephone company.

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L1MEUP OIV YOUR. TOES MEN! These are battling days things don't come to you as they did in days of yore the going, isn't easy. To grow, to prosper, to be adjudged progressive you've got to look the part. You may get along without good clothes, but you'll get along a lot faster with , SOCIETY BRAND, KUPPENHEIMER, FRAT, OR KUHN MADE CLOTHES j: ' '.The kindVe sell at ' g1Cfc(Dtl) to $25.00 OUR BOY'S SUIT SALE Continues All This Week with Big Values in $10.00 Suits at Only

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thoroughly, but I am In favor of It, provided It does-not -cost the tax payers mora than enough to pay for the clerical help to administer It.

- "The point I wished to make was

that the public- should Interest themselves in all questions of public nature before action is taken by the deciding

0007. From my limited experience

with the. city officials and council , I have found every one of them anxious to do only that thins which they consider right and best tor the general

welfare. - . "They . may ; have made some mistakes, but this only proves that they are human. ' It is not uncommon to hear men criticising the city officials or. the action of council, yet if you should ask- these men to accept an appointment or stand for an election to office they would immediately be

Sore Throat or Mouth. You must keep the throat and mouth Jean and healthy. Any disease that attacks the canal through which must pass the food we eat, the beverages we drink and the very air we .breathe is a serious matter. Why neglect Bore Throat or Sore Mouth when TONSILINB makes it so easy for you to get relief? 10NS1LINE is the remedy speci-

ii it preparea lor tnat purpose. rONSlLlNE does its full duty you can depend upon it. Keep a Settle in the house -where you can jet it quick when needed. 25c ind 50c Hospital Site $1.00. ill Druggists.

too busy or consider a petty office beneath their dignity. I m fax hearty sympathy with the views of that min

ister who just last Sunday advised his i congregation that It should take an' active interest m an pmhllo matters."!

WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR CATARRH?! What? Ask yourself the question. How often has the doctor failed, as also ointments, safaes, vapours? What you should do is to try S. S. S.

This easy, common-sense method that costs so little that is so quickly and vigorously effective is often the last resort of many Catarrh sufferers. Why, it Is hard to say. One of the trained specialists of the Swift Specific Company In Atlanta a physician of standing and national reputation because of his knowledge of blood disorders, made the assertion that If the majority of chronic Catarrhal Victims would buy and faithfully take S. S. S., they could effectually get rid of Ca-

Utarrh. -

S. S. S. goes straight to the seat of trouble, the blood. . It spreads its influence over every organ In the body, comes through all the veins and arteries, enables all mucous surfaces to exchange acids and Irritating substances for red blood corpuscles that effectually cleanse the system and thus put an end to all Catarrhal pollution. . S. S. S. cleans out the stomach of mucous accumulations, enables only pure, blood-making materials to

enter the Intestines, combines with these food elements to enter the circulation, and in less than an hour Is at work throughout the body in process of purification. S. S. S. la made from roots And herbs that are food and tonio for the blood. It stimulates gires the blood power to throw off poisons. Tou will soon realise its wonderful Influence by the absence of headache, a , decided clearing of the air passages, a' steadily improved nasal condition, and & sense of bodily relief that proves how completely Catarrh often Infests the entire system. . Tou will find S. S. S. on sale at all drug stores. It is a remarkable remedy for any and all blood affections, such as Eczema, Rash. Lupus. Tetter. Psoriasis. Boils, and all other diseased conditions of the blood. - For special advice on any blood disease write The Swift's Specific Company, Medical Department. Room 11. Atlanta, Ga. Avoid substitutes. adv.

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Great Demand for New Constipation Remedy

. They My that the advent or th. "Mnt- ! tablet" a vegetable substitute far calomel haa resulted in an extraordinary demand for . this remarkable product. It seams to have made a hit particularly with -thosa afflicted with- chronic constipation,, who. ware quick to recognise its advantage over calomel and the laaual laxatives. Seataael tablet. aaMe from thetr efllfacy, Soubtlesa owe their success largely, to a tendency to aid in bringing about natural : functioning instead of encouraging the "eathartfe habit." Also, instead f -injuring the mambraneoua lining of the organs Involved, thay exert a healing lnflucno. Instead of weakening, they add ton to the intestinal wall. Aad they work M easily and gently, they are of ourae preferred on thia account to the Violently acting purgatives. Their tnezpensiveneas Is another reason for the popularity of a en tan el tablets. One need procure only a dime's worth, and take jne tablet upon retiring, to ba convinced 'Jiat the Ideal remedy for constipation, torpid liver, and thctr- many evil emt." oences, has nnally.been found,- 4)nu itoU Eerlew.

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to The Incomparable Shopping Event oi the Week

g The day that brings joy and gladness into the home of thousands of Richmond people, the dayjf f on which your dollars can be made to do almost double duty. PLEASE NOTE No goods will Jr 5 be sold at these prices without the coupons. So cut them out and bring them with you. l

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CHILD'S 75c Umbrellas QQ Rainproof; assorted handles; with coupon 39c.

$1.50 HEAVY Blankets RQn Full double Oaf bed size, heavy blankets, soft and fleecy, in white and tan; fancy borders.

cut them out and bring them with you.

FINEST $1.00 F 58c long model corsets In batiste and French coutil styles, all sizes; coupon 58c.

50c CORSET COVERS OQn Daintiest muslin, embroidery, lace and ribbon trimmed.

5 0c OIL

MOPS Nationally

advertised 50c Wizard oil mops, with bottle oil and stick complete.

23c

BOYS' 75c HATS qip New fall J -M-Vs styles in plush and fancy wool novelty, all sizes.

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Sweaters

Boys' and

girls' all wool sweater Coats in red or grey, large shawl collars; with coupon.

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LADIES' $3.00

SKIRTS "I 7fi Indies' Aa I 3 and misses dress skirts In all wool serges- and novelty mixtures; newest fall styles.

$3.00 PLAID Blankets 1 QA Full size . AeW heavy wool finish blankets in handsome plaids and plain gray; coupon $1.84.

INFANTS' $3.00 COATS (1 OK Long or PVO short coats of all wool white serge, silk embroidery trimmed; with coupon only $1.95. .

WOMEN'S $1.00 GOWNS .gQc Made of heavy grade flannelette in pretty pink and blue striped"; also in plain white muslin at 68c.

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50c Work

SHIRTS OQ Of Amos- dJs keag chambray; full cut, well made, with faced sleeves; ' bring coupon

$2.00 VELVET SHAPES ARo Of fine XCJV silk velvet in the latest wanted styles. Bring Coupon.

This Coupon Is Good for All the Items in This Row Men's 50c Open Ends Silk Neckties 33c Men's and Boys' 50c fall & winter Caps. .33c 59c Extra Large Size Crib Blankets 33c Infants 50c Ruben's Wool Waists 33c Women's $1 White Sample Waists 33c Child's 50c Rompers, all kinds 33c Child's 50c Flannelette Night Gowns 33c Women's 50c percale Kimono Aprons. . . .33c 50c Hockey Caps for boys and girls 33c Women's 69c White Emb. Petticoats 33c 59c Small Size Matting Suit Cases 33c Women's 59c Knit Auto Hoods 33c 12V2c Bleached Turkish Towels, .4 for... 33c 75c Scrim Curtains, lace borders, pair 33c

MEN'S AND WOMEN'S

50c UNDERWEAR

Fleece lined Shirts or Drawers for men and women, all sizes, all styles, with Coupon

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19c Mercerized Poplins, all colors 3'z yds. 33c 12jc Huck Towels, fast red border, 4 for 33c 25c Large size Turkish Bath Towels, 2 for 33c 50c Sanitary Feather Pillows 33c Women's best $1.00 House Dresses 33c Black Sateen Bloomers, sizes to 12, 2 for 33c 15c Pillow Cases, 42 and 45x36, 4 for. . . .33c Boys' 35c Black Sateen Blouses, 2 for. . .33c Women's $1.25 Black Velvet Hat Shapes, 33c 35c Green Window Shades, 36x72, 2 for 33c Women's 50c Flannelette Petticoats 33c Men's 20c Lisle Socks, blk and colors, pr. 33c Women's 50c Heavy Knit Petticoats 33c

INFANTS' 75c DRESSES 9 Dainty lawn and nainsook dresses, prettily trimed with baby ribbon and lace new styles

75c SCHOOL

DRESSES AAr Children's A school dreses, made of tub proof gingham, pretty plaids; all sizes;

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Fleeced or ribbed, ter Union sizes with pon, 38c.

heavy WinSults; ail Coupon,

BOYS' $2.50 Norfolk $1.66 Suits In blue serges, and novelty wool mixture, all sizes to 16 yrs Bring Coupon

65c KNICKER PANTS OQn Boys' fancy tJJX, wool mixtures, all sizes from 6 to 16; with coupon, 42c.

BED

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$1.50 SPREADS Full

double bed size heavy crochet bed spreads fringed and cut corners.

65c HOUSE APRONS oqc The room- tJV lest of all coverall aprons, made of percales, in light and dark colors new styles.

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WOMtN'S $1.00 unions aa0 Bleached vUt or unbleached fleece lined, high or low neck, with long or short sleeves.

75c HEAVY

Overalls

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blue or striped heavy denim; strongly made: cut full; with coupon, 44 cents.

$3.00 BED COM525 $1.66 warm bed comforts, covered with fancy sateen, sanitary cotton filled; ;wlth coupon.

$3.00 FLANNEL Kiraonas 1 r7A Women's long - kimonos in seco silks, crepe or duckling fleece; In a beautiful range of fall designs.

50c HOCKEY CAPS 000 For boys. tJtJKy girls; heavy all wool fine weave and rope stitch; combination as well as plain colors.

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Women's

SOc fall gloves. In silk suede, cashmere and chamois; some silk lined, black and colors.

MORNING COUPON -GOOD UNTIL. NOON ONLY 49c Kimona Aprons,.. 25c 5c Turkish Wash Cloths lc 10c Hope Muslin, yd. .6c 15c India Linon, yd... 754c 20 yds. Brown Muslin.. $1 1214c Blea Pillow Cases 7!4c 50c Wool Serge, yd. . . ,37c

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