Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 295, 23 November 1915 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGEAU, - PAGE NINE

BANKS REPORT FINE GONDITION AT NEW PARIS

NEW PARIS, O., Not. 23. The tatement Issued ibe past week by the Firat National bank shows an Increase In business in every department. The condition of both the Farmers BankIng company and the First National bank shows that this community is In a nourishing financial condition, and that New Paris has two sound Institutions to look after money matters. Company Called Out. An alarm of fire. Monday morning at 11 o'clock from the William Marrinan property, rented by Charles W. Young, brought the volunteer fire department out in double-quick time. A spark Ignted shingles on the kitchen roof and the wind fanned the small start into a blaze, burning a hole four feet square. Quick work saved the building, which is frame. The loss is

covered by insurance. 8upper Brings Five Dollars: . The aupper given Saturday evening from 6 to 7 o'clock by the W. R. C, at the home of W. E. Jones netted between four and five dollars. The proceeds go to help the Christmas fund of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' ' home at Xenia. Mrs. Earl Mitchell and daughter of Hollansburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Garretson Miss Ella Thompson of West Sonora spent Sun- . day with home folks .Rev. Sara Stoner of Eaton called on friends here Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Warnk of Lewisburg motored here Saturday .... Mrs. Blanche Morgan of Indianapolis, and Miss Mayme Smith of Richmond spent Saturday with their aunt, Mrs. George Thurston Miss Zelma Nunnamaker, Effie Eby and Myrtle Yost attended teachers' Institute at Eaton Saturday Miss Vera Bevlngton entertained at a. taffy pull. Saturday afternoon. The guests were Misses Ledra Nelson, Lorena Miller and Lois Baumgardner.

PRESBYTERIANS PLAN THANKSGIVING HOUR

Thanksgiving services will be conducted by the First Presbyterians at 10:30 o'clock Thursday morning: -Organ Prelude, Chorale Bartless. Doxology. Invocation, Lord's Prayer. Hymn 113, "O Worship the King." Responsive Reading, 8 Gloria. - Quartette, "O Lord How Manifold" Frey. ; . Prayer, Response by Choir. Offertory, organ, Nocturne Johnson. Quartette, "O Sing Unto the Lord" Harker. Sermon, "What Have . We to Be Thankful for This Year?" Hymn, .665, "My Country ' Tie of Thee." Benediction. Organ, Thanksgiving Postlude H. 8. Turner. .

OFFICIAL8 8TARVE FAMILY.

KOKOMO, Ind., Nov. 23. Because

the city -health department and the township trustees were at loggerheads on the question of responsibility for the care of persons under quarantine, the family of James Little was com

pelled to go without food several days.

The family was quarantined because

of diphtheria. A trustee has provided the family with food during the past few days.

Gasaway, the gifted poet of the Wilson County citizen, twanged his lyre in

accompaniment to the following last

week: "Higgledy, ptggledy, my buck hen lays an egg every now and then; 9 cents a dozen, sometimes 10. the

profits all go to the middle men."

Kansas City Star.

Coliseum opens Wednesday Eve. Skating all day. Thursday.

PRESCRIPTION BOOK OF 1850 Has its Part in Proof of

the Story of Father John's Medicine.

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An old prescription book in use In 1855 and now carefully preserved at Lowell, Mass., confirms the absolute truth of the history of Father Jorn's Medicine. The page dated Saturday, June 9, 1S55. contains prescription Number 55461, which was filled for Rev. Father John O'Brien of St. Patrick's Parish, Lowell.

Absolute Truth of this Story Is Attested by Guarantee to Give $25,000 to any Charitable Institution if Shown Otherwise.

This prescription cured Father John of a severe cold and throat trouble.

and so restored him to health that he was able to resume his work. In his visits to' his people he recommended to his parishioners and friends the medicine which had proved so ef

fective in his case, and people going to the drug store where this prescrip

tion was on file asked for it as "Father

John's Medicine."

So the medicine was named by the people and advertised with the full knowledge and consent of the Rev. Father John O'Brien, because he knew

of its value.

Father John's Medicine, which is to

day known in thousands of homes

throughout the country, is a safe medi

cine for all the family because it does not contain alcohol or dangerous drugs

in any form.

Many doctors as well as hospitals and institutions recommend Father

John's Medicine for colds, throat and

lung troubles and as a tonic and body

builder. Adv.

So much more

delicious! The next time you want to serve something especially nice, have Aunt Jemima Pancakes.

Aunt Jemima's is the one pancake flour that has milk

already mixed in it. That is why the flavor of Aunt Jemima's Pancakes is so different so much more delicious.

A trifling cost Order a package of Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour. Notice what a big. gener

ous box It is 20 ounces of goodness I Think how many times you could give your family this treat. Try it tomorrow. Like thousands of other housekeepers, you will say that there is no other way to serve, for such a trifling cost, such a popular and delicious dish.

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Yaetamen served from 3 to 6. Chicken Chop Suey served from 8 to 11.

HJttopiia IBair

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- Steele stared gloomily before him. He made a few paces up and down the

room, wondering by what arguments

be might shake her resolution. Some mei might not have scrupled at such a taoment to profess a love they did not feel, but he was no actor. "Then that scene the otner night at her bouse was 'all in vain," he complained bitterly. "You let Varney risk his life, yet you will not stick to what you said." "I may as well tell you that I can't do what you ask," she interrupted tritely. "It would spell ruin to me. This very evening before I went out I was favored with a visit from that very scoundrel you spoke of, Erdsley. He is determined to ruin Leslie, as you say. H very coolly informed me that if I did not promptly disavow my marriage with you he would take steps to de-

Suburban Day Shopping Wednesday Will Be the Biggest Suburban Shopping Day in the History of Richmond.

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Thanksgiving coming the day after Suburban Day will cause a larger per cent, of out of town shoppers to do their trading Wednesday, instead of waiting for Saturday. .- - - ' The merchants are offering additional inducements this week, which can be readily seen by their advertisements. It will be for you to pay particular attention to the advertisements in today's issue. This suburban Day idea has become quite popular in this territory and merchants are realizing the importance of attracting people to their store on this day.

prive me of my inner! tano ander my late husband s will. I Muffed a little at first; but what he threatened he can do. "I shall telegraph to Egypt tomorrow categorically denying the rumor of a former marriage. I dont like to give yon up, Vlcy, old man. and I dont want to injure that girl, but there you are. I can't allow myself to be brought to beggary in my declining years. If. as you say, old Gaveston will not claim the property, it doesnt seem to me that much harm can be done. 'As to Leslie's reputation, none but a fool will blame her for marrying Varney when she thought you were dead. As for her boy. half the royal arms in

Europe are crossed by the var Blaster.

Who cares.

She took his hand and gazed at him fondly. "No, I don't love you any more. Vic, but Tm very, very fond of too. I don't think I shall ever love anybody again. I've been all my life like a bottle of champagne, and now the fizz and the sparkle have cone. I've gone flat flat! Tnis Russia- will suit me all right. Tou are a memory, Vicky, a delightful memory. You be long to my youth and that's gone, Vicky, gone. "Many and many a time I shall think

of you in your khaki pitching that Levantine oat of the bar. and of the walks we used to take across to Ghea rich and in the Exbeklyeh- gardens. How I used to try to make you love ma and never succeeded! Now it's Nemesls. And the bitterest part of it is

that in giving you up' I only give yen to her. . Oh. go, go now. for goodness sake!" she cried, averting her face with a sudden access of emotion, -before I relent. Do go. "Yorrhave had my last word." JTeJejOwltwiedJ

v Special attention given- church socials, lodges and party orders by Sanitary Ice Cream Co. Phone S24S.

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JVewBsmrnGgar Better than Imported. Sold by: C. A. Penman Co.; P. 8. Twlgg, Wsstcott Hotel Cigar Stand.

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"THAT GOOD KIND" Try a Ton and Be Convinced

TURKEY OAY

Have Tate dean and press your garments for Thanksgiving. Absolutely the highest class work in the city. Every job given particular attention.

MEN'S SUITS

Cleaned and Pressed.

$1.00

LADIES' SUITS Cleaned and Pressed.

$1.00

Overcoats Cleaned and Pressed . . . .

Long Coats Cleaned and Pressed .......

Trousers Cleaned and Pressed . . . .

50c

Skirts Cleaned and Pressed

50c

One Piece Dresses Sl.OO

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Annual -Hiank-SQivInq Underwear Sale!

Wedflimesdlsiy 9 FirMaiy aumdl SsiflnnMsiy

November 24, 26 and 27

A general discount of ten per cent, prevails throughout the Underwear Department, besides many very special low prices on small lots and broken lines of sizes. Buy now for future needs. An Autumn opportunity to prepare for Winter weather. A tremendous stock from which to make your selections. Any weight, any weave, any style. A garment for every requirement of the wearer. Buy now and save. Three days only.

Store Closed All Day Thursday Thanksgiving Day i

Men's Fleeced Cotton Shirts and Drawers; Thanksgiving Sale Each 43c; 2 for 85c.

Men's Ribbed Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, Thanksgiving Sale

Each 45c.

Men's Wriglifs Men's Wool Natural Men's All Wool Fleeced Shirts and Color Wool Scarlet Drawers Shirts and Drawers Shirts and Drawers Each 90c Each 90c Each 90c

Men's Ribbed Cotton Shirts and Drawers, Cooper Make, Each 90c

Men's All Wool Natural Color Shirts and Drawers

Each $1.35

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LADIES' WHITE SILKATEEN UNION SUITS In various shapes, comfortable and beautifully made. Thanksgiving Sale SUIT

A LIST OF THE BRANDS WE HAVE IN STOCK For Men Munsing, Cooper, Superior, Wright's, Richmond, Oneita, Dufold. For Women and ChUdren Munsing. Merode. Oneita Vellastic. Athena

Men's Heavy Cotton Fleeced Union Suits; Thanksgiving Sale

Each 90c

Men's Ribbed Cotton Heavy Weight Union Suits, Thanksgiving Sale

Suit 90c

Men's medium weight Men's Natural Color Boys' Heavy Flat Blue Mixed Union Merino Union Fleeced Union Suits Suits Suits Sizes 24-34 Suit $2.25. I Sale $1.80 Sale 45c

Boys' Sizes

Ecru Fleeced Union Suits, 24 to 34, Thanksgiving Sale

Suit 45c

Men's Dufold Natural Color Union Suits, Thanksgiving Sale

Suit $2.70

a I LADIES' WHITE AND 3Sy. NATURAL COLOR l . L jjj . J MERINO Established. 1 I Sept. 1866 UNION SUITS Fiftieth Anntversaiy VnvSti"

Ladies' White Fleeced Vests and Pants Good Grade, Thanksgiving Sale ; Price 25c.

Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Cotton Vests and

Pants, Thanksgiving Sale Each 45c

Ladies Natural Color Wool Vests and Pants. Thanksgiving Sale Each 90c

Ladies' Ribbed Natural Color and White Vests and Pants; Mer ode Brand; Thanksgiving Sale, Each 68c

Ladies'-' Ribbed Natural and White Merino Vests and Pants. Thanksgiving Sale Each 90c .

Girls' Cream White Union Suits Drop seat, ankle length, sizes 1 to 6; Thanksgiving Sale Each 45c

Girls' White Cotton Fleeced Union Suits, good and warm; Thanksgiving Sale Each 68c

Ladies' White Cotton Fleeced Union Suits, sizes 34 to 44. Thanksgiving Sale Each 39c

Ladies' white cotton fleeced Union Suits, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length Thanksgiving sale Sale 90c

Ladies' white medium weight cotton Union Suits, long sleeves, ankle length Thanksgiving sale Each 90c

Ladies white medium w't Cotton. Union Suits, half low neck, ankle length Thanksgiving Sale Each 90c

Store , Closed All Day Thursday

Store Closed All Day Thursday

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