Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 59, 19 January 1916 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 19,1916.

STORE ROOMS IMPROVED OY NEW HOLDERS

HOLLAN8BURG, O., Jan. 19. Waldo Dubbs spent a couple days -with

Heinle Knoll and family bear White

water, helping then butcher.. .. .Clif

ton Pitman and Russell Wolfal were

in Richmond Saturday.. .. .Mrs. Annie Beetley is quite sick a relapse after grip.. . . .Dale C. Williams spent Friday

night and Saturday in Greenville, O.

His nephew Nlles Williams returned

with him for a visit here T. J. Al

bright purchased the fixtures formerly

used by the People's Banking com

pany and removed them to the build

ing which he occupies. He expects to

open a restaurant in connection with

his other business pool-room and con

fectionery Chalmer Caskey has

moved his barber shop from the Slick

property to the Thomas property, recently vacated by the bank.... Everett

wolial, Miss Mae Thomas, Mr. and

Mrs. Ralph . Slorp were Sunday even

ing visitors with O. A. Downing and family near Dobson.. . . .Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Wright and daughter Miss Louie, have returned from several weeks visit

with Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Cox at Carlos City, Ind.....Mr.

and Mrs. Charles May of Albany, Ind.,

spent last week with Silas Miller...

Mrs. W. C. Williams and daughter

Miss Mary, spent Friday in Richmond.

.... Messrs. Charles Owens and Bascombe Dubbs -were Monday business

visitors in Richmond..... Messrs. Will

iam White and Walter Morton of OreenvUle, were here Saturday to see Mrs. White's brother Mac, who recently was stricken with paralysis. Mac

White's condition is not nearly so

good at this time. ...Web Pwarce cf

Greenville, is here today (Monday). ....A. O. Downing is spending today

in Spartansburg, Ind Glen Anna

cost and Harvey Peden spent Sunday evening at Spartansburg Miss Marie Houser is visiting her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson,

near Lynn, Ind Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Spencer and daughter Edith, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew North and family near Friendship Messrs. Charles Chenoweth and Harvey Jones spent Monday in Lynn and Spartansburg Mont. Simpson is home from Dayton, 0.r for a few days visit with his family..... Leonard Thompson and Eugene Whiteman are putting a basement under the property which they bought on Union street. It is understood they are going to use the building as a plumbing and tin shop Ed. Weidner of Richmond, was here Tuesday on business Earl and Florence Houser and Jessie Chenoweth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barton, near Whitewater, Ind.

West Manchester

Dy Myrtlo Trone.

Irvfn Poyncr. a prominent farmer of near this place, and Cora Weaver, were married Thursday, at Eaton and left that city to make a short visit with Dayton relatives On account of an attack of grip, Mls3 Sylvia Frone was unable to teach Monday and Tuesday. A number of pupils are out of echr-ol on account of the epidemic .AU-e-t aMa a"d family spent Sunday with Ijpvi Sayring and wife Amrn? those who attended the funeral of Puopriuendent Ed Brown at Dayton Friday, were: Mrs. John Gauch, Mrs. Lurenna Trump. R. G. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. John Gilfillen and Mrs. T. Li. Howell Miss Hazel Barnes took dinner Monday with Miss Alice Scnerman.. . .Eli Howell was here Sunday and scent the day with his family. . . .John Gauch and family and Mr. Lurenna Trump spent Sunday at the home of Walter Trump and family.. . . Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Riley were in Greenville Saturday Mrs. Roscoe Crisenberg spent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Riley Mrs. J. M. Studebaker spent the weekend with her daughter at Savona, O. Mrs. Fouble and son are suffering from an attack of grip.... Mrs. Alice Brown, who made a short visit with Kingsville relatives, returned home and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Foos from Wednesday until Friday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woolf entertained relatives from Indiana at their home last week Mr. and Mrs. Noah Siler entertained at their home Sunday, E. B. Creager and family and H. O. Siler and family.

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There is little or no trimming necessary on a gown of this type

for the material itself is so rich in colorthere is no need of it. Pale blue faille is used, the figure being a rich velvet brocaded ornament. Silk net forms the sleeve cap and a rich velvet rose lends a charming color note.

SERVES LONG PERIOD.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 19. Miss Mary Peacock, who has put in thirtyfive years as a clerk in the state house, has resigned her position as fee clerk in the supreme and appellate court rooms. She was employed by the

state before the present capitol was built and has known two generations of the state's most prominent lawyers.

An Oregon man has developed a motor-driven machine for cleaning fruit and sorting it into ten grades at a rate of more than 17,000 pieces an hour.

TO ARREST SPITTERS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 19. A squad of inspectors from the board of health office have been detailed to the streets, moving picture shows and the. aters with instruction to arrest all offenders of the anti-spitting laws. The campaign is being waged to halt the epidemic of grip. It is believed that all lions are "lefthanded." A famous explorer says that when a lion desires to strike a forcible blow it nearly always uses the left paw.

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91.50 Gingham House Dresses

beautifully trimmed , QQa washable ginghams.

NUSBAUM'S

fl.00 Gingham House

In pretty stripe (CQ and checks JJt

The Supreme Bargain Event of the Entire YearRead--Be Convinced!

BIG GENERAL

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learaece Sale

Begins Thursday Morning at 8 O'clock Will Again Create Buying Enthusiasm Among Saving Folk as Never Before, Making New and Greater Records in the January Clean-up Sale. Plain Facts and Figures That Tell of Exceptional Opportunities. Superior Values! That's What'll Do It. and 60 Boni-Fide Reasons Why You Should Be Here Tomorrow. Come Early for These.

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Hundreds of Yards of Beautiful

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Rich Novelty Weaves and Colorings at Remarkable Clearance Prices

$1.00 27 inch Fancy Silks,

$1.00 yard wide all Silk Poplins, all shades, a silk destined to be more popular than ever for Spring Suits and Dresses, yard ! 50c yard wide Silk Crepes, evening shades, only QQ yard OVi"

Brocaded Tussal splendid wearing

Silks, only

Silks, 19c

plain and novelty weaves and colorings; these KCkp yard 50c, 65c, 75c plain and novelty Woolens, while 25c they last, yard $1.00 Corduroy Suitings, red, brown, navy, 75C grey and black, yard

Every Man Should

Read About These BARGAINS Here's Your Chance to ,

Save!

ODD LOT 7 .s17 CUT OL - V

75c and $1.00 values, slightly soiled, others mussed and unfolded. These while they last

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39c

Mens 50c Silk Ties Large open ends, beautiful colorings; these go at 35c; 3 for $1

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Special Clearance of Fine Under-Muslins-Gowns, Skirts and Corset Covers Unusual Savings of HalfOdd Lot Slightly Soiled and Mussed Garments from handling and being displayed during the Holidays a first washing will make them as good as new

..98c

ONE TABLE OF THESE GARMENTS GO AT ONE-HALF PRICE. 50c Children's Outing Sleepers and OQ Gowns, 2 to 7 years, only 0i

Women's $1.25 Outing Gowns, January Sale, only

$1.50 Mercerized Petticoats, fancy QQi floral flounces, deep and full IOv

January Sale of Table Damasks, Towels, Crashes, etc.

75c Linen Finish Bleached Table Damask, only, yard.' 59c two yard wide Bleached Damask, only, yard

12c Bleached Crash, 10 pieces; while they last, only, yard 6c Twilled and Linen finish bleached Crash, only, yard..

39c Fancy Colored Bath Towels, OQ January Sale, only a0(s 75c Fancy Colored Bordered Bath AQg Towels, only , tcOC

4c 39c ..9c

4c

50c Bath Rugs, 22x36 size; January Sale, only 75c Bath Rugs, 24x45 size, January Sale, only $1.50 Hemstitched TJtica Sheets, slightly soiled, while they last 15c Linen Finished. 36x55 Pillowcases; January Sale, only 20x22 Pillow Tubing, 36-40-42 Inches wide, only, yard ...... ..... 10c Bleached Hope Muslin; January Sale, only, yard

ITS YOUR ADVANTAGE TO SAVE AND 'TWILL PAY TO BUY FOR FUTURE NEEDS NOW.

$1.00 Couch Covers, full size and fringed; these only

75c

39c 49c 79c 10c 15c

7ic 98c

All Blankets, Spreads and Comforts, Including Bath Robes and Indian Blankets Re dueed During This January Sale.

$1.25 Large Size Bed Spreads January Sale, only

Buy Your Hosiery and Underwear Needs all at January Clearance Sale Prices All Corsets and Corset Accessories at Reduced Prices During This January Clearance.

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IG SAVINGS and Extraordinary Values Surely Make These Fly. We Promise Business Will be Brisk In This Section. $1.00 8 and 10 Inch Angora Scarfs, plain and fancy colors, with knotted fringe X Q. to go at this sale, only OSC 25c and 35c Fancy Floral Ribbons, - 25 pieces in the lot, only yard IOC $1.00 All Silk Scarfs, silk fringe, if dainty floral borders, only 4e)C 10c and 15c Embroidered Handker- jr chiefs, only OC Children's Sweaters All Co at One-Half Off. Children's Knit Slippers, only 2 doz- - p en in the lot XOC Crochet Cotton. Clark's O. N. T most all sizes; Eagle P. F. C. most all sizes, OCT 4 Spools for DC $L00 Fancy Knit White Sweaters, only a small lot. not all sizes; nn while they last 0C One Lot Children's 25c Caps and m f Toques, only XUC Children's $1.00 Leggins, Astrakan. Pica Skin and Corduroy; qq these go for Oaf C Women's and Men's 25c and 35c Knit - ft Mufflers, only XUC Odd Lot Knit Hoods and Caps, worth $50 to $1.00; these go at One Half Price. Children's Bath Robes and Kimonaa, all go at One Fourth Off. DOMESTICS Without an Equal Conditions as They Are A Rising Market Makes These Offerings All the More Remarkable. Splendid yard wide Percales, light Q and dark styles, yard 7C 15c Quadrigo Percales, all new 11 spring styles, yard A AO 35c Bath Roblngs, conventional and OQ. Indian designs, only, yard tJ 15c Rippelette SuiUngs; fj f ' only, yard AUC 15c and 25c Fancy Plaids and Poplin -t n Dress materials, yard Avi 15c Spring Styles Dress Ging- " Ol hams. only, yard A5i2l 12c Dress Ginghams, all new plaids - f checks and stripes, yard AUU One Case 10c Light Outings, worth wholesale today, 7c; these while they last, yard 8 l-3c and 10c Striped White Goods, f January Sale, only, yard OC One Lot Doable Fold Percales, eight tZg styles; to close . , vv 12Hc Cheviot Shirtings, light and Ol. dark styles, only, yard O3C Black Sateen, extra quality twilled, Q fine lustrous finish, 'only; yard ..... fC 15c Black Sateen, beautiful soft "J finish; January sale, yard ........ AaUC 20c Shepherd Check Suitings; January Sale, only, yard A9C

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