Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 78, 10 February 1916 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1916.

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Two Great Generals

In Birth of Nation

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C0ri.1UUITY PROGRESS DETERMINED BY ROADS

ent assistants the work was done under 48 different methods. The old saying 'what is anybody's business is nobody's business' may well apply here and the community suffers." y

HEAR BOW EN TRIAL.

"The question of good roads affects every phase of community life," declared W. O. Jones, county road superintendent in his address this afternoon at the tri-couhty institute in Cambridge City. 'It has only been through the improvement of the roads that it has been possible to centralize the school system; good roads are also responsible f or better churches; cood roads make better markets, for the farmers can haul their products to market at any and all times cheaper than if ; they had to travel on poor roads; good roads make better towns and cities for they afford closer communication between the farmer and the cities' business men." Gives Automobile Credit. Superintendent Jones gives the automobile the , greatest credit for bringing about a demand for better roads. The rural route system has also made the demand for better roads and this demand is being answered in Wayne county, he declared. "To have good roads we must first have a good system of building them and maintaining them," said Mr. Jones. "Did you every know of a business as large as the county road system which runs its business without

having a head to it, or, in other words, a superintendent or manager.,,. Take the old county read "system, for instance,, back in 1913 and as far back as you care to' go; there was at that time about 200 miles of county roads with 48 assistant superintendents. Mileage under the care of ach one of them ranged from two to eight or ten. . . .... . . . "Who was at the head of the system at that time to manage and plan the work? - I happened to be one of those assistant superintendents for ten years prior to 1913 and most of the work was done at times when we could not work on the farms. Being 48 differ-

NOBLESVILLE, Ind.; Feb. 9. Arguments are being heard today in the George Bowen case. It will probably go to the jury late this afternoon. Bowen is charged with the embezzlement of $2,700 from the defunct Hamilton Trust company.

How Mr. 'Davis Got Rid of a Bad Cough. "Some time ago I had a very bad cough," writes Lewis T. Davis, Blackwater, Del. "My brother McCabe Davis gave me a small ottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After taking this I bought half a dozen bottles of it but only used one of them as the cough left me and I have not been troubled since." Obtainable everywhere. Adv.

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mel (mercury); in fact, it's better. . -because its action is gentle instead of severe and irritating and it leaves no mean, disagreeable aftereffects. Physicians recognize this '. and prescribe may-apple root (pc -dophyllin, they call it) daily. Combined with four other stand- ' ard, all-vegetable remedies, may- -apple root may now be had at most -any druggist's in convenient sugarcoated tablet form by asking for , . Sentanel Laxatives. . If you forget the name, ask for the box that has the picture of the soldier on it. These tablets are small, easy to take and are really wonderful little performers. . They quickly clean out the poisons that are causing you headache, constipation, sour stomach, ' biliousness, dizzy spells, bad breath and coated tongue. They are mild.' They never gripe. And they are a bowel tonic

as well as a cleanser and liver regulator. A 10c box should last one several weeks. A Physician's trial package (4 doses) will be mailed you free if you write mentioning this advertisement. The Sentanel Remedies Co., 802 Madison Ave., Covington, Ky.

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Among all the film actors playing historical characters in "The Birth of a Nation," spectacle to be seen at the Gennett theatre next , Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Howard Gaye and Donald Crisp have received the most

compliments on the faithfulness of

their work, the one as Generjl Robert K. Lee and the other as General U. S. Grant. The picture shows Genera! Lee surrendering to General Grant in the Wilmer-McLean mansion at. Appomattox Court House, Va., April 9. 1865. It is a most faithful reproduction of all the personages in the great historic scene and of the minute details of action. It is well known that' many supporters of the defeated confederacy-wished to prolong the struggle by means of a guerilla warfare similar to that used by the Boers toward the close of the Anglo-Boer war. In fact, John Wilkes Booth supposed that in killing Lincoln he would have the support of the south in a new struggle, But General Lee was of a different temper. He realized that the south had been beaten in a fair struggle on the fields of battle, and that prolonging the fighting would merely add to the horrors and miseries endured by his people. Therefore, after the battle of Five Forks he opened negotiations with Grant, and on the morning of April 9, under the budding apple trres of an Appomattox orchard were determined the terms of poace which were formally written down at the Wilmer-McLean house in the afternoon. Lee had dressed for his last public occasion with great care. Grant on the contrary lacked his full dress and appeared in the "fatigue" and dusty jack boots of the hard campaign. Strangely enough. General Lee had no pencil to write with. A pocket ink stand and pen were lent by an officer of the general staff, and it was with these that the historic dorument of surrender was written. Afterward an effort was made to arrest and indict

Lee for treason, but Grant, who knew Lee's nobility of character and how he had fulfilled to the letter all the surrender obligations, prevented any such disgraceful sequel to the great event.

MIDDLEBORO, IND.

In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mc-

Clure Just recently married, Mr. and

Mrs. Ollle McClure entertained at dinner Sunday the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Harry McClure and Mr. and Mrs. John Roll, Misses Margaret Roll, Halcla Reid, Ethel Hunt, Cloy Alexander, Marie Pogue, Ester McClure, Alice McClure; Messrs. Ralph Roll, Walter Alexander, Herbert McClure Brower Higg, Evart Hunt.. . . . Miss Bernice Little and Artie Teafort attended the party Saturday evening near Whitewater in honor of Miss Ola Benson. Miss Benson announced her engagement to Ernest Davis, the wedding to take place soon.. . . .Miss Verna Baker is spending the week-end in Richmond..;.. The Arbor of Gleanors will ' have a meeting at the school house Thursday evening, Feb. 10.

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(Beauty Culture.) Hairs can be easily banished from the skin by this quick, painless method: Mix into a sti-. paste some powdered delatone and water, spread on hairy surface and in 2 or 3 minutes rub off, wash the skin and it will be free from hair or blemish. Excepting in very stubborn growths, one application is sufficient. To avoid disappointment, buy the delatone in an original package. Adv.

SPECIAL NOTICE We desire to inform our patrons and the public that Mr. Bozyan will only continue his Oriental

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$2.50 Silk Pett'cts $1.39

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75c Union Suits Women's fine pure white ribbed Union Suits; specially priced for this , AO sale . 4oc

Best $3.00 Corsets. Of extra good quality, front or back lace, newest models in all styles.

factory sale price

94c

50c UNION SUITS Boys', and Girls' Union Suits sizes to 34;

specially priced for

factory sale at ...

24c

$1.50 KID GLOVES Women's 2 clasp Kid Gloves in black, tan & white; special factory

sale price at ;

79c

$1.50 SWEATERS Childrens Wool Sweaters in sizes to 14 years, colors are grey and red,

factory sale -price .......

68c

50c Kimono Aprons Fast color Percales, made nice and cut full; special price for facat17.::1.6........ 29c

75c GOWNS 43c Women's Flannelette. G own s, u well made and cut fullf "'factory l"0

price rirtJV

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women s pure wniie rieecea union

Suits, low or high neck; specially priced at

during this week. A goodly number of our citizens have purchased to their entire satisfaction and we trust others may avail themselves of the extended opportunity. The Geo. H.

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BEST 75c CORSETS 43c. In all the newest models, front and side supporters; special IQ, factory sale price xOv

50c SILK HOSE 34c.

Women's pure silk Hose, of extra

good quality; factory sale price

34c

35c SILK POPLIN 19c Beautiful silk finish Poplin in black and colors; factory sale "1fl

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price, per yard.

$4;00WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SKIRTS

Women's and Misses'; New Spring Dress Skfrts .beautifully made in .several new Spring, styles, special for Factory Isale. ............

$8 Spring Dresses Silk Piplins and French Serges in short tunics, smart belted styles with fancy lace collars; priced special

$4.75

$18.00 Spring Dresses

Come in finest Poplins, Serges j and Checks, new belted and flare models; specially priced at

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$6.00 Spring Skirts Of all WTool Poplins and finest Serges, belted and shirred backs; specially priced at

$1 SCHOOL DRESSES 44c

uiris beautiful plaid Dresses in fine ginghams, sizes to 14 M M

$3 satin, silk and hemp Shapes, new spring Hats in all ? J colors Newest $5 Trimmed Hats, satin combinations with f low-(J9 QQ er or irbbon trimmed. 'uo

CHOICE OF COATS

Value to $16.50 All winter Coats that formerly sold up to $16.50, your choice Saturday

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75c Boys' PAJAMAS 39c 0 Boys' heavy flanelette Pajamas, fe well made and cut full; QQ & specially priced OuC & 35c Boys' BLOUSES 19c. U

$2.50 ChUd's Sw'ers $1.39

Childrens' Wool Sweaters, heavy & medium weight all col- di QQ ors; special factory sale MtdJ

$1.50 PETTICOATS 94c. Finest quality Sateen Petticoats,

beautifully made, with rub

ber bands, extra size, sale.

94c

Boys' Blouses of Chambrays, light

and dark striped percales; - Q special factory price jLuC

75c BOYS' PANTS 44c. In full novelty mixtures and blue

Serges; special factory sale price

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50c Women's Un'wear 50c

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Women's Shirts or Drawers, fine

white fleece lined; factory

sale price

H BEST $1.50 KIMONOS 93c

Of Genuine ducking fleece, in beautiful floral and Persian de- QQ signs; specially priced at.. toC

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BEST $1.50 GOWNS 88c. Women's Flanelette Gowns, beautifully trimmed and cut full; QQ factory sale price:. OOC

75c Infants DRESSES 44c. Beautiful embroidered white Nainsook; special for cafotry

25c Silk Ribbon, 17c

In Plaids, Moires and

Taffetas, Factory

Sale price

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75c CREPE GOWNS 39c Finest Crepe Gowns, beautifully embroidered; special QC5 for OtC $1.00 GOWNS 67c Finest Muslin Gowns, for women, high or low neck, and nrj ' short sleeves; special Oil 75c Muslin Drawers 37c Fine quality Muslin, beautifully embroidered, circular or Q7 envelope cut; special Ol C 50c Corset COVERS 34c Beautifully Embroidered Corset Covers; special factory QAp sale price Oil

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$1.00 BED Spreads 58c. Large sized hemmed Bed Spreads of good quality, factory sale

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$3 SPRING SUITS $1.98 These Suits for your boys are the new spring styles, should be positively sold at $3, in Serges and

novelty mixtures; spec- QQ B ial factory sale price.. p X7 O I $5 WOOL SUITS $2.98 New Spring styles in Wool Nov-1 elty mixtures, well made in the I new Havana Models; drt An

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A big variety of Men's Dress Shirts, actua $1.00 values, choice of new spring Q patterns, all sizes. Get a few JJy

$1.50 Trousers 95 Men's blue serge Trous ers and heavy mixtures, special at 95c

$3 Trousers $1.87 Men's Wool mixtures and fine Serge Pants, well made, priced $1.87

75c NIGHT SHIRTS 44c Men's Flannelette Night Shirts with or without AAp collar rxrrC $1.00 NIGHT SHIRTS 64c

Nieht Shirts, beautifully tmirrm

Men's extra fine quality Shirts, beautifully trimmed 25c WOOL SOX Men's Heavy Wool Sox black or natural

Night

64c 17c 17c

$1.25 UNIuh SUITS 83c Men's Fleeced and Fine Ribbed

Union Suits, Special t at 50c UNDERWEAR Men's heavy Fleece or Shirts or Drawers Special at

35c SUSPENDERS Men's Police and Firemen'8

penders, also lighter weight, extra long

83c

34c Ribbed 34c 17c

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Women's beautiful Flanelette Dressing Sacks, also in Per- 07 cales; specially priced at..OC

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50c BOYS'

Boys' Hats and Caps in medium weight; factory sale price

HATS 34c.

heavy or 34c

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75c BED Sheets 42c. Full size Bed Sheets of fine quality; special factory sale price 42c

8c Aprin Gingham 5c

50c Storm Serge . 33c 25c Curtain Scrim... .17c 7c Muslin. . .4ifC 15c Pillow Cases. ....... .10c $1.50 Blankets. .... . . . . . . .93c $3.50 - Comforters $1.78 50c Turkish Towels. . . . ... .33c

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$1.50 LACE Curt'ins 94c Beautiful Patterns to select from in full regulation size special factory Mc

$3.00 RAIN Capes $1.87 Childrens guar anteed Rainproof Rain Capes, sizes to 14 with attacha bl e hoods; $1.87

Every Day of This Sale Will Bring Circus Crowds

noys Lreatner Gauntlet Gloves, well lined; specially priced for Offc this sale OIC 75c Boys' Union Suits 44cl Boys' heavy fleeced Union Suits, sizes to 16 years; special m a factory sale price 44 C

5nc DAMASK. 29c Pure snow white Table

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