Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 314, 15 December 1915 — Page 10

PAGE TEN THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM; WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1915

he Onchastened Woman

No woman whose emotion rules her can rule the emotions of another. Any woman who is capable -of deep emotion and of holding it in leash is capable of conquering the emotional natures of others. A Caroline thinking is far more dangerous than a Caroline feeling. , "I want you to succeed and we shall find a means. Oh! you must get that

stumo immediately." went- on Mrs. Knolys with aquick change of empha8iS. ..'..;.-. Her right-about-face dazed Lawrence so that there was nothing he could reply. He was readjusting himself slowly and in that readjustment there lay a consciousness that would drive him in the end to be loyal to one woman but which? "You can't work any longer at my house-inow my husband arrives today,' went on Caroline in a low voice. And very absently Lawrence replied, "Good!" Mrs. Knolys contrived a smile. . ,"A little less enthusiasm, please." "I mean, then I can get his O. K. on the plans," went on Lawrence boyishly scrambling about in the morass in which he found himself. "You'll get your first installment tomorrow. You've got to draw up plans of an Italian country house for Edwalyn Millette." . "Has she decided?" asked Lawrence back on firm ground again. "She will. She has money, and I can tell her exactly what she thinks she wants," said Caroline, humorously. "There, I can help you, too. You'll need your studio, I know exactly how we'll furnish it. I know just where I shall sit and your" your tea Ugh! and we won't have bells like that awful one that's ringing. "That's Hildegarde. I ll tell her of Jhe studio," cried Lawrence, boyish and happy, once more. Mrs. Knolys admonished him to leave it to her and he agreed even as opened the door to admit Miss Ambie who excitedly demanded a chance to talk to Mrs. Sanbury. To this the host readily agreed since he felt it almost time for Hildegarde to come and play hostess. Susan was nervous almost to the point of incoherency but since she was a woman of words a torrent of them gushed from her now. Susan Arrives with a Lot of Innuendoes. "Carrie, I am sorry- But I haven't slept! I can't take any more responsibility. People are talking about you and Lawrence. Of course I understand but "If you give your time to thinking about what other people say you'll nevfr have time for anything else," interrupted Caroline.

But Susan, having decided on a course of action, could not be stopped She was like all soft, formless women in the quiet stubbornness with which she swept along when once she had formed a conclusion. She had now elected herself to be Caroline's savior. That was ber mission and not Caroline herself could stop her from righteously attempting to perform it.

"But people know that your husband's been away They see you and Lawrence together everywhere" Caroline Interrupted her brightly, much more amused at Susan than fearful of the situation. "There's comfort in that. Just think what they imagine when they don't see us." "My dear, you can't stop wicked tongues from wagging- Of course I've tried to defend you all I could People are saying that you have lost your head over this young architect whom you have living with you in your house. Only this morning I overheard Mrs. Craig discussing you with that , Foray the woman at ; the dressmaker's. That's why I felt I had ' to speak to you at once. Everybody's talking"1 "Everybody has nothing else to do," said Caroline lightly. . 8uean Stares at the Empty Apartment. Suddenly Susan began to look nervously about the empty apartment. She had very little imagination in any situation save one' where she was frightened. But then fear ran riot and as it galloped, dashed her lover a sort of scenic railway of pictured terrors. "Where is his wife? Perhaps she's heard things and means to be rude!" "Rude to me?" The idea amused Mrs. Knolys tremendously. "She couldn't be!" ?You know Lawrence tried to dis

courage our coming. What can you and she have in common?" went on Susan in a mental flurry. Caroline smiled meaningly. Of Hildegarde she had no fear and she did not mean again to find herself in a position where she need be afraid of herself, unless when Lawrence carried with him some memory of that moment of abondon- that should make him demand another. "Nothing," replied Mrs. Knolys to her friend's question. "Lawrence is inside already. When she realizes that he can have nothing in common not even her well, the rest is easy," and Mrs. Knolys laughed boldly, but with such a metallic glint in the eye and voice that it did not escape Susan's suddenly sharpened perceptions. Miss Amble's frenzy of fear for what people were saying turned suddenly to wild alarm for what Caroline was going to do.

"Carrie! You are up to something mad! I haven t Men you look or act like this, not elnce Italy!" Caroline laughed recklessly . and with an abandon of feeling greater than Miss Amble could ever know. An Impish expression of mischief came across her face. She . rather liked annoying her good, stolid Susan but she much better liked the thought of bow she was going to annoy Lawrence's equally good but less stolid Hildegarde. And back of it all was a reckless ness of cost a scorn of cost and an insolent daring that made her sure that a world which had never been able to make her pay would not now be able to make her pay. To Be Continued. .

1 W. MANCHESTER, O. I :

A telegram was received here Sat

urday announcing toe death of the father of John Hixon of this place. The family left immediately for Pauld-

king, where his death occurred .

Mrs. George Troutwine was a Richmond shopper Tuesday.. .Miss Leah Jenkins spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents at 'Yellow Springs. E. G. Leas was in Lewisburg Friday Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Gowin of Covington, while enroute to their old home in Litchfield, Neb., stopped over for a ten days visit ' with relatives at this place Myrtle Trone spent Sunday in Lewisburg Osa Stiver and family of Mt. Pleasant, Mich., are in Ohio and will visit relatives over the holidays The high school pupils will give an entertainment here Thursday evening, December 23, at the I. O. O. F. hall Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Troutwine Thursday, a boy, second child John Gauch and family were Sunday guests of Mrs. Lurenna Trump and family William Guenther and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ricker of near Eldorado Mrs.. Mattle Wise, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Poe, the past two weeks, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. . Roy Poe at Lewisburg. After a short visit there she will return to ber home in Dayton.

ASK FOR and GET HORLICK'S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Cheap snbstitutes cost YOU same price.

JOIIIl HUTCHINSON CALLED DY DEATH

HAGERSTOWN, Ind.. Dec. 15. John Hutchison of Mlllvllle. father of Jacob Hutchinson of this place, was buried at the cemetery - adjoining the church of the Brethren, Sunday. ;: He was 84 years old and had been a paralytic for years. He was a member of the Lutheran church and the Rev. Wagner, who formerly preached near Millville, officiated at the funeral service, which was held from the home.

He is survived by his wife and, four

children. They are. Mrs. Belle Coons, of Indianapolis, Val of California, Charley of Millville and Jacob of this place. t , . Masons Elect. The Masonic lodge elected officers for the -ensuing year;, Wednesday night, as follows: -Raymond C. Small, worshipful master; Lee M." Brannan," senior warden; Herbert Cyril Hiatt, junior warden;

Frank Geisler, treasurer; Harry L. Stoltz. secretary ; Chas. E. " Werking.

trustee. , Personal Mention.

K. D. Porter of New Castle, ex-postmaster of Hagerstown, visited this

place Monday T. M. Day of Wind-

ran, was the guest of his brother. H. J. Day. from Thursday until Mondav

evening.... Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Win

chester, of Shelbyville, Michigan, have

moved bere and will do light house-

keeping at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wolfe Will Boyd" of Williamsburg,, was the guest ,of Mr., and Mrs. Henry Replogle from Saturday until

Monday: ' Mr. and ' Mrs." Jesse" Replogle were also their guests on Sunday. . . . Mrs. John Stonebraker and slater, Mrs. Megan will leave soon for Florida.to spend the winter. . . .Mrs. M. T. Fox will entertain at a .Thimble party Friday afternoon. . . . A son' was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hlndman Saturday. . . .C. E. Werking is recovering from serious illness. He is confined to his bed.... Mr. and Mrs. Orpha Jones and daughters were, entertained Sunday at a turkey dinner given Wayne county officials by Mr .and Mrs. Will Cheesman at their home at Olive Hill.

Masonic Calendar

v Monday Richmond r Commandery, No. 8, K. T. . Special conclave; work In the Red Cross degree. Richmond Lodge, No. 196. F. and A.

M. Called meeting; work in the Entered apprentice degree. Wednesday Webb Lodge, No. 24. F. and A. M,i Annual meeting and election of officers. , Thursday Richmond Commandery, K. T. Special conclave; work in the Knights Templar degree and inspection, commencing at 7 q'clock. Saturday Loyal Chapter. No. 49. Order of the Eastern Star. Stated meeting.

CHILDREN' MOB SANTA

HUNTINGTON. Ind.. Dec. 16. When G. L. Steele, a local merchant, appeared -at his store In Santa Clans garb and started to pass out a Christmas gift to each one of four hundred school children, he evidently forgot that two bands were Insufficient to handle such a gathering. . Impatient at his slowness, the youngsters took matters in their own hands. When the smoke of the battle had cleared away, Steele was a sorry looking spectacle. His Santa outfit was almost torn to shreds and that remained of the stock of Christmas gifts for the children was a few scattered pieces of candy and a number of empty candy buckets.

BETTER TliAtl CALOMEL Thousands HaveDlscoveredDr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute

YOU MAY ENJOY YOUR MEALS

GLEN KARN

Ivan Richards made a business trip to New Hope Friday.... R. L. Rudicel spent a few days last week with his parents in Indianapolis Virgil Flatter and wife and daughter came Saturday evening from Canada to spend Christmas with his parents, John Flatter and wife.

WHY "ANURIC" ISSurSlS.UR?E AGAINST SUDDEN DEATH Sufferers from Backache, Rheumatism and KMey1

oeiore an Insurance Company will ke a risk on vm, . 1

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Innr ,.. l " "" na re port whether you are a good risk iWhen your kidneys get slSggTsh and .b2dJ? ffer ,rom backache sfck iX"fZy,SpeIlB- or tne twinges lid eouf t Iumba- rheumatism fifn S? i"The urlne 18 often cloudy. r Lrted,,menH cnnaels often get ?L?d sleep 18 disturbed two or three times a night. This- is rh timl wdexoe'rier SUU T Mstf5 of the7nSrh. " WW

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tor test. Expert; hartaughtDr3 Pierce that "Anuric'' is the molt pow'l

hUl afent dissolving uric acid as S pSX teresde7ve

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clears the 7 cSecfshe dCh Cl themaaS$ vessels . deneration of the blood anci and lifo o . " .?u.'r msur-

V ...v oa.ri Ior a B ta thnd.,th,8e Who dePsit "e saUs "AnirJ"30"18- Bk tte druggist for ctnt iCPUt up by Dr- "me, in 50cent packages. Dr. PiAlvtA'a DU.. . n... .

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. r - "-' "vo own ravorablv known for nearly 50 years. Adv.

If You Will But Equip Your Stomach With the Right Means to Handle the Food. If you go into a restaurant, cafe or hotel, where all your environments, the lights, dazzling linen, silver, rut glass, music, chatting and laughing women, seem to foretell of a pleasant meal, your stomach should not revolt when you read the menu card. Heavy steaks, soups, oysters, entrees, salads, etc.. should hold no terrors for the healthy stomach and they do not. A small box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets placed in your vest pocket will be sufficient guard against the mad revels of a worn-out stomach. A tablet taken a few moments after

a copious meal will remove any ill ef- ( fects of food from your" stomach and U IV1

you may eat as generously as tnose about you. One of these little tablets will of itself settle all questions of indigestion for that meal and will place your stomach and digestive organs in a better condition for the next.

Your blood will be enriched, and the depleted gastric fluids will be rebuilt.!

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are nat-- 1 ural, active, digestive agents who give ; tn tho cnKtrtn iiiiro thp elements thev I

lack, which ease the stomach, remove'

irritation and enrich and stimulate the blood. All of tbese statements may be verified if you will take but a little of your time to prove them.

Every druggist carries Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets in stock and will tell you of their merit. These tablets sell for 50c per box. or send us your name and address and we will send -ou at

once by mail a trial package free. Address F. A. Stuart Co.. 214 Stuart Bldg.,

Marshall, Mich. Adv.

Dr. Edwards' Olive TaMets the substitute for calomel re a mild but wire UJtlv. and thetr effect oa the liver t elruot Instantaneous. They are the result of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat Hvr and bowel complnlnta with calomel. His . efforts to banish It brought out these little olive-colored tablet . " These pleasant little tablet do the od that calomel doe, but have BO bad .after effects. They don't Injure the teeth ! strong liquids or calomel. They take boll f the trouble and qul Kly correct 1U MJ cure the liver at the expense of the teetnr Calomel sometimes plays bavoo with -the gums. So do strong liquids. It Is best not to take calomel, but to let Xr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take Its place. Most headaches, 'dullness- and that lazv feeling; come from constipation and a. disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards' Oilve Tablets when you feel "losry" and. 'heavy.- Note How they "rlea r" cloudeA brain ana how they "perk tip" the spirits At 10c and 2 So per box. All druggists. The Olive Tablet ComrT.r. Columbus. a

THOMTS BROS. SAUSAGE is not a by-product disposing of the less desirable parts, of the hog. but Is made entirely of Hams. Shoulders and Loins.

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POST'S

POLO COLISEUM Muncie Vs. Richmond Wednesday Evening

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.vlake your family a present of a Westinghouse Luminous radiator. Ideal for heating nurs

ery and bath room,

Ranging in price from $7.50 up. .

Electric Iron Always hot as long as wanted. The steps it saves cannot be counted. Avoids the range's grimy murk, Quicker, cleaner, better work.

Guaranteed for Life

$3.00

Electric Washing Machines

Electrical wash machines will be used much oftener in most homes than a piano. See us about a Washer

$45 Complete

'i tu switch the water rising Drips the coffee appetizing At the table while you dine Serves it hot, delicious, fine.

Electric Toasters and Toaster Stoves . $2.00, $3.75, $5.00

Ideal gift for wife or mother.

With this appliance you are able, To cook while eating at the table. Chops, steak, eggs, cake on the spot. Cooks them quickly, serves them hot. Westinghouse Electric

Chafing Dish An Electric Chafing Dish requires no filling, no trimming it is always ready does not smoke or collect soot always safe.

ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER Present your wife with an Eureka Vacuum Cleaner. Light, durable and efficient. Not only a floor sweeper, but will clean mattresses, radiators, portieres and upholstered furniture, complete with attachments $34.50

PIT! II

See The Electrical Gifts before making your Christmas Purchases. Electrical Appliances of all kinds just the practical .kind of a gift that will please your wife or mother. They make housework light and increase the joy of living. Such little electric servants as electric irons, toaster, percolator, grills, chafing dish, vacuum cleaners, are useful for anyone. Make your Gift an ELECTRICAL GIFT Come Today

Orders Taken This Week

8-light Xmas tree outfits with colored lamps . .$1.85 16-light outfits with colored lamps, complete . .$3.75 Electrical Toys.

Electrical Flash Lights

We carry a full line of electrical Flashlights, Batteries and Lamps, ranging in price from $1.00 Up. We also carry dry cell batteries. Our line is complete and a fresh stick always on hand. Electrical Vibrators

For beautifying the skin, scalp and nerve treatment and other medical uses, $10 and up

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Electric Hair

Dryers Thoroughly and quickly dry the hair and prevent catching cold. $1500 With hot and cold waves.

Make a Xmas present of an electrical motor, and he will be more than pleased. We have electrical motors for sewing ma-, chines, washing machines and for other purposes covering various styles and sizes.

Electric Reading

LAMPS and

FIXTURES

See our display of Reading tramps ranging in price from $2.50 and up. Make your home bright and cheerful these long winter nights. Electrical Supplies We Carry a Full Line of EASTERN MAZDA LAMPS, FEDERAL AUTOMOBILE LAMPS Wiring and Fixture Supplies

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A GENT'S WORTH OF ELEGTRIC CURRENT WILL Toast fifteen alloea of bread Brew twelve- eupfuls of tea Maka oof fee for seven persona Boll fifteen egg Warm three bottlaa of baby's milk Keep curling Iran warm for an hour Light a forty-watt maxda lamp for four hours Oparato a flatlron for twenty minutes Run wash machine for thirty minutes Operate vacuum clesner forty minutes ' Bew 40,000 stitches on a machine With the cost of current so very Inexpensive It will pay. you to make use of it for other purposes than that of lighting. See our display of electrical appliances all of which make ideal presents for Christ

mas.

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HEADQUARTERS FOR ELECTRICAL GIFTS 19 S. Seventh St.

Phone 2826

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