Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 291, 18 November 1915 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 1915

FAnrJERS GOIITHIDUTE APPtES FOR KEEDY t '"-V.-'" Twenty bushels df apples and ten busoels of choice pears wllKbe-gath ered today "by A. 'E. Smith from the farmers of this county to be distributed among the needy poor. Barney Llndemann, former county commissioner, was the largest contributor today. He has offered fifteen bushels of apples which will be collected this evening by J. E. Mills. Mr. Llndemann, who lives near Greensfork, gave five bushels yesterday. Ten bushels of choice Kiefer pears have been offered by Mrs. Frank Druley. southeast of Boston. . They will be collected late this afternoon. O. H. Martin, 425 Richmond avenue, city, has donated five bushels of apples. Seven teen bushels of apples were secured from the farms of the following eprsens yesterday: D. P. Gard, Mrs. Free man Smith. Centervllle, and H. B. Llndemann, Greensfork. The apples are being distributed by Mrs. Elizabeth Candler.

DUBLIN, IND.

A surprise was given to ' Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bilbyjwhen their daughters and son-in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hollingsworth of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Fin Bennet of near Richmond, came Saturday night and stayed until Sunday.-. . .Miss Marjorie Floyd- took dinner with Miss Flossie Money Sunday .... Miss . Meila Floyd took dinner with Mrs. Everett Money Sunday.... The Box Social which was given by Miss Evelyn Hayes at Kreitzer's School north of Cambridge Friday was a success. Many attended and $20 was cleared, which will be spent for various purposes of the school Miss Evelyn Hayes .spent the -week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ingermann of Cambridge Renfro Money of Mooresville, spent a few-days witn Mr. A. P. Money and family.'. . . .Mrs. Dan Hollingsworth and mother, Mrs. H. R. Bilby and Miss Evelyn Hayes visited the cooking class at .Dublin High School Monday. .. .Mr-. W. E. Floyd and family motored to "Richmond Saturday. . . Mr. (Jutland of Michigan, preached at the Friends Church Sunday morning: . . Misses' Mary Gilbert and ;. Bernice Fricker, Messrs, Raymond Hunnicutt and Forest Macey, Mr,' and Mrs. Floyd Gilbert, son Richard and Mrs. Eva Beeson and son Robert, spent Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper. . . .Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Blunt of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mrs. Herbst.. ..A baby boy was, born to Mr..and Mrs. Harry Kinsman Sunday, November, 14, 1915 Jonathan Gilbert visited relatives in Indianapolis Sunday... A birthday surprise was given to, Mrs. Alice Kinnani.in Saturday evening. Several of her friends and relatives were there. Ice cream- and oake - were served: '. Misses Inez Funk, Marie Neednam and Messrs. John 'Henley and. Raymond Schunemann motored to New Castle Sunday to hear the Marine Band

Fred Hayes is in Richmond on business for a few days A Jitney Supner will ! be served by the "Edelweiss Class of i

th? Christian Church Saturday evenins. November 20, from 5 till 8, In the west roo.ni o,f Joe Grove's store Mrs. llowren and daughter. Dollie, returned home Sunday after a week's visit with relatives at New Lisbon.'. . .Mrs. Joslab Johnson and daughter Luclle, were In Richmond shoppirg Tuesday Mr". .Tor lab .hnPon. daughter Luclle, and Mrs. 0!'"t?r f?tc".vard will spend Wednesday with Mr Ed. Beeson....

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Miss Mary Adams of Centervllle spent Sunday with friends.' The - Dublin Girls' Quartette will , take - part ' in an entertainment at Centervllle Wednes day evening, November 17, at Christian Church.

W. R. C. TO SERVE.

, NEW PARIS, O., Nov.; 18. The supper by the W. R. C. Saturday evening will be given at the home of Mrs. Caroline McGrew and Mrs. W. E. ' Jones, instead of at the G. A. R. rooms.

residing near Centervllle, will move soon to a place near Eaton, O., to be near his children.

GEORtJE'l-WIWONtV EATON, : 0 ' Nov. 18.-rOeorge ll Johnson, 34. died. Wedneeday at his home on South Barron street following a j short illness. "For. ' about - three months he . bad been aOing from ' the effects ' of kidney trouble and other complications. Johnson la survived by his -.widow, Nlta Johnson; his mother, Mrs. Henrietta Johnson, and one brother, Abner Johnson, of this city. He was the son of the late Loots Johnson. For two years he was located at McAlester, Okla., but about one year ago returned to Eaton.' Funeral services will be held . Friday

at 2 o'clock at. the late home, conducted by the Rev. Henry Crampton. Burial In Mound Hill cemetery. DENNIS MANN EATON, O., Nov. 18. Dennis Mann, 25, a victim of lockjaw, died Wednesday afternoon at the home of William E. Brown,, three miles west of Camden. While in a "shinny" game a few weeks ago Mann was struck on the nose by a club In the hands of a friend. Lockjaw developed Saturday and since that time death had been expected. The deceased was a son of Mrs. Albert Mann of this city. The body will be brought here for funeral services, which prabably will be held Friday. Besides his mother he Is survived by two brothers, Ury and George Mann, and one sister, Mrs. Homer Sho waiter, all of this city.

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JURY DISAGRESS N HORSE TRADE

MILTON, Ind, Nov. 18. After deliberating for 24' hoars, the jury In the cam of Rrtjuh n ihiiMttt .d..

lng from a! horse trade, reported Its

inability to reach a verdict The rote stood '5-1 for the defendant. - Watson Faacett. -Mr. Bertsch brought suit alleging that Faucett sold him an unsound horse Without SO Informing him. On the borderland between Brasll and Argentina are the tails of Iguaxu, higher and wider than Niagara. -

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NOTICE TO HUNTERS!

. Hunting: is strictly forbidden on the farm of R. G. Leeds in Boston township.

R. G. LEEDS.

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SELLS FIFTEEN FORDS

The Bethard garage has received and sold fifteen Ford cars this month. The Ford Factories are being rushed, according to Fred Bethard, and can not keep up with the demand for cars.

TEAS MOVES TO EATON

E. Y. Teas, veteran horticulturist,

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TABLE LINENS special 25c 58 inch Cotton Damask, 35c, 60c Mercerized Damask, special, , yard 39c 72-inch Mercerized Damask, extra special' 50c yd. 72-inch All Linen $1.00 Damask . at 75c yd. $1.25 Heavy ' All Linen Damask at,......,; ..... ...$1.00 yd. . $1.50 70-lnch All Linen Damask at . . . . . : . . ......... . .$1.19 yd. Colored Table Damask, 25c, 39c : and 50c yd. $1.50 Hemstitched Clothes at 98c $2.50 Full Size Linen Cloths $1.98 $1.60 Mercerized Napkins, per ' dozen " ;".V; 98c All Linen Napkins, all sizes $1.60 .to $4.00 doz. Linen Dresser Scarf and Center pieces, 10c to ..$10 Stamped . Towels and Pillow Cases, 10c to 50c Fancy Colored Border Towels, from 10cto . :-. .- 50c each An Excellent, Xmas Gift, Set of Large Colored Border Turkish Towel, 1 Quest Towel, and 1 Wash . Cloth, , all to match, set $1.00

Dishes and Roasters Large Turkey Platters at . . . 60c Blue China Cups and Saucers 10c White China Ramecans 10c 100-piece Dainty Pattern Dinner Sets at $9.98 100-piece Blue English Dinner Sets $13.48 Colonial Glass Tumblers 30c doz Special Heavy Cut Glass Tumblers .25c each Round Granite Roasters . . . 60c Heavy Steel Roasters 50c Savory Steel Roasters $1.00 Enameled Savory Roasters $1.50 Aluminum Square Roasters $1.00 Large No. 8 Aluminum Skillet $10 Large 4-qt Windsor Tea Kettles $1.00 Casseroles. Nickel Plated, 7-inch Earthen Dish, white lined at $1.00 Same With 8-inch Dish ...$1.50 English Plain Brown Teapots 19c

Savings That'll Help Greatly . Toward That Th'ksgiving Turkey

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0 BEGINNING TOMORROW WE INAUGURT ATE A WEEK OF SENSATIONAL VALUE GIVING UNPARALLELED :

And for Five Days We Will Offer a Series of Special Sales Every Day and in Every Section of Our Store That Will Go Down in Business History as the Greatest Bargain Giving of the Season For Tomorrow, Friday Mind You, One Day Only

One case Persian Comfort Challies, all new fast color, Persian designs, Friday, per yard

10c Fancy Outings, light only, beautiful Night Gown, stripes and checks, Friday, per yard $1.00 Yard-wide Silk Poplins, fine chiffon finish, black, navy, - Belgian, African brown, amethyst, myrtle, tauk t (Q slate; Friday, per yard 40 Women's Tailored Suits, all late Fall models, worth $12.50 to $20.00, CQ HK Friday Pet J

CROCHET COTTON Every woman will be interested in this item; P. F. C. Crochet Cotton, Royal Society Crochet Cotton, Clark's O. N. T. Crochet Cotton, OKp all sizes, Friday 4 for !ir

Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, 25c-35c regular and extra sizes, 1 Q fine silky fleece, Friday xy Fine Cambric Finished Quadrigo Percales, light and dark, you've never bought 1 (jA better percales at 15c; Friday, a yd. 60 Silk and Wool Dresses, all elegant models, $5 to $10 values; these CO QQ Friday PafO Guaranteed Rust Proof Corsets, heavy and medium coutil, heavy elastics, a bargain at 85c; all sizes QQA Friday o;7C

50c-65c Heavy Outing Gowns, all sizes, Friday

20c-22c Pillow Tubing. 36-40-42 fine soft finish, Friday, per yard ,

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ANOTHER SHIPMENT ofi PEDESTALS

100 of These Regular $3.00 Pedestals Go on Sale Saturday Morning at 8:00 O'clock, at

Handsomely finished in Golden Oak or Mahogany. Stand 36 inches high, have 1 2-inch round top and base. Just like cut. ONLY ONE TO EACH CUSTOMER

SEE THEM 0? OUR WEST WINDOW

Regular 3.00 PEPESTAtS 100 OF THESE PEDESTALS WERE SOLD IN LESS THAN 3 HOURS . ' 0N0a.l6TH COME EARLY TO GET YOURS

NO PHONE ORDERS NO C 6. D. ORDERS ACCEPTED