Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 79, 11 February 1916 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, FEB. 11, 1316.,

DEEDE CONCERN OPENS FACTORY FOR RECEPTION

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Feb. 11. A public reception will be given by the

Beebe Glove company at its factory

this evening, in order that citizens of

the town and vicinity may become

better acquainted with the extent and

character of the work done by the

concern. The occasion will be enliv

ened with music, and carnations will

be presented to the ladies. The fac tory has started with thirty-five em

ployes, which number will be increased

to one hundred in the near future.... Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wright entertained

a number of friends Tuesday in honor of their son, Fred, who reached the

age of 21 on that day. ,. .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beale of Indianapolis are spending the week with the Iatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Squire Cornthwaite....

John C. Gray is spending the week

with relatives at Columbus. O....Mrs

Harry Hall, after a visit of several

days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs

Willard Petro, has returned to her

home in Hagerstown Mr. and Mrs

Forrest Danner are in Cincinnati this

week attending a merchants' conven-

; tion Judge Gray of Connersviue j addressed a small number of Democrats at the Masonic hall Thursday evening, in refutation of the charges

i against his brother, Finly Gray, candi

date for congress.... Mrs. Lester i Smith and children of Rushville are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Feemster Mrs. William Fogarty

' has returned to her home at Dayton, : O., after a week's visit with her father, David Wright. . . .Rev. Weyant of the Baptist church will have for his Bubject Sunday morning, "Character ' More Than Innocence.". . . .Mrs. Emma . Murphy of Plainfleld will be the guest ; or Mrs. Jennie Jones the remainder of j this month.... L. A. Jeans and family ! are moving from Indianapolis to this city, and will occupy Roy Knieae's new residence on Maple street..... W. 11. Klser is remodeling his business block on Main street, recently vacated by M. C. Bowmaster. ...Mrs. Mary Bosson has returned from Knlghtstown where she has been spending several days with friends.

Deserts Dancing Floor for the Air

EG0M.1Y raOM PLAN TO C3ARE TOWfl PE1ETTV

Vernon Castle, whose name, vwith that of his graceful and pretty wife, Irene, will ever be associated with modern dancing, will be a full fledged aviator soon. Castle has been studying the gentle art of guiding a refractory aeroplane through the air at an

aviation school and will be granted a pilot's license in the near future. Then he will return to England, his native country, and present himself for services in the Royal Flying corps.

Bob Hodson finished moving his household goods to Richmond Wednesday. . . .Howard Anderson has bought a piece of land north of town and will build a modern house on it this spring. ... .Several from her attendeded the Oren Shellenberger sale Wednesday.. . . .Lawrence Hiatt - of Fountain City was here Wednesday. William Northcott has traded his team of iron grays for a span of mules. Rev. Oliver Frazer visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Wadman Wednesday afternoon. . . .Sam Fennimore of Carlos City, Mrs. Oliver Frazer, Mrs. Ada Ballinger and Mrs. Clara Manning were Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mendenhall. ,The Home Economic Study club has appointed a committee to make arrangements for

a clean-up day at Economy. The town is situated on a crest of a hill and can be transformed Into a village of beauty. Why not? Not every person can own a greenhouse, but all can own a little flower garden of their own. Little towns are not big cities, but they can be made just as pretty as the big ones if the citizens will take, an interest and lend a helping hand to the committess: Hannah Taylor,

chairman, assisted by Mrs. Emma Bal

linger, Mrs. India Mendenhall and Mrs. Oda Ballinger.. .. .Gus Wyl and Rufus Williams met with John Tay

lor Wednesday, the three committeemen of the Stringtown threshing ring,

to decide on a machine . to do the

threshing for the ring at harvest time.

They will decide which of the two machines will be engaged at the next meeting.. .. .The M. E. Aid society's flower committee, Mrs. Mary Peterson, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Elmer Bell and Mrs. Charles Lamb, will serve lunch at the Howard Anderson sale, February 16. The protracted meetings at Morgan Creek Friends church will begin Sunday night. Kev. Lewis Tapman of Upland will assist the pastor, the Rev. Logan Hunt. . . . Miss Eva Campbell of Marion was the only guest at the Dora Manning surprise outside of the Manning-Cain families. Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmer were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Swain. They live near Economy... Charley

Williams of Muncie was here Tuesday. ...Harry Cain was at Richmond Tuesday afternoon.. . . .Horse buyers from Winchester were here Tuesday. Joe Williams, a former resident, now living at Muncie, was here Tuesday.

Kangaroos can jump a fence eleven feet high.

Look at Child's Tongue if Sick Cross, Feverish When Constipated or Bilious Give "California Syrup of Figs." ; Look at the tongue, mother! If coated, it is a sure sign that your little one's stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once. When peevish, cross listless, pale, doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act naturally, or is feverish, stomach sour, breath bad; has stomach ache, sore throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of "Califoiyjla Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of its little bowels, without griping, and you have a well, playful child again. You needn't coax sick children to take this harmless "fruit laxative"; they love its delicious taste, and it always makes them feel splendid. Ask your druggist for a 60-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," which has directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. To be sure you get the genuine, ask to see that it is made by "California Fig Syrup Company." Refuse any other kind with contempt.

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Extra Heavy Split Clothes Basket Hundreds Have Been

Sold Get Yours This Time.

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These are very pretty, well made Shopping Baskets at a price you cannot afford to pass by. See them in our West Window.

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DUBLIN, IND.

Misses Mella Floyd and Inez Funk entertained Messrs. Mary Scovell and Mr. Roy Browning of Spiceiand, Intl., Sunday evening. .. .Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Floyd entertained to dinner Sun

day Mr. and Mrs. snontDurg ana

flHuehtpr Lucille of near Muncie. .

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Goobel of Cambridge

fMtv BDent Sunday with Howard Mc

Oeath and son Virgil Ml Evwlyn

llavis entertained to supper Friday

nvonlne tlo following guests: Misses

Flossie Money. Inez Funk, Madge nil Lv and MarJorle Floyd. .. .Miss Mar

tha Adams of Centerville spent Sun

day with friends. .. .Mr. W. H. wooa

ward and family spent Sunday with

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Inco.

EELTMANS

ANNUAL

SIOE

SALE

Masonic Calendar

Friday King Solomon's Chapter,

No. 4, R. A. M. States convocation

YAWN DISLOCATES JAW.

SOUTHBEND, Ind.. Feb. 11. Theo

dore KusBman yawned so hard his jaw was dislocated. A doctor was called

xnd adjusted the trouble.

Shops to Demand More Efficiency

from Workmen

To be an efficient workman a man

must be in good health, according to

efficiency experts, who have become

important factors in every present day

industry. There is no room for the nervous, run down man or woman in

any modern work shop.

Thomas Redding, popular employe of the O..S. Kelley Co., Springfield,

Ohio, who resides at Mason and Sher

man avenues, tells the following story

of how he regained perfect health after years of suffering: ! "I bad been bothered with stomach

1 trouble for years and was just begin- ! nlng to think that my case was hope

less when a friend advised me to try Tanlac. I was skeptical at first as I had tried about everything that came along in the line of medicines and had found no apparent relief from any. However, I purchased a bottle and do you know I noticed immediate, improvement in my condition. "Why before I took Tanlac I was afraid to eat a square meal because of the pains In my stomach and bloating feeling that always followed. I tried dieting but without avail. I was constipated and spent restless nights. I suffered from splitting headaches and my eyes often pained me. "Things have changed now and life is worth lifing. Tanlac put me on my feet. My stomach trouble no longer bothers and I have hardly finished my first bottle. I have noticed that I rest much better at night and can eat ever) thing now without feeling any distress in my stomach afterwards. My eyes haven't ached since I took my first dose of Tanlac. My work at the shop seems easier as Tanlac has restored ray energy and ambition. In short it has made a new roan out of me. I heartily endorse this medicine to all who suffered as I did. It's great stuff. Tanlac. the new reconstrucli-e tonic, appetizer, lnvigorant and rebuilder of torn down tissues, was designed to restore those suffering with stomach liver and kidney disorders and catarrhal troubles of the mucous membranes. Its merit has been vouched for by professional men, artisans and women, whose judgment and reputation is above reproach. It appeals to the best people everywhere. Tanlac is being especially introduced In Richmond at the Thistlethwaite drug stores where the Tanlac man daily explains its merits. Adv.

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Shoes of the Feltman style and quality and service of the character which obtains at this store, are rarely found on the bargain counter. People are taking advantage of it this year in

unprecedented numbers. Tomorrow will be the biggest day of the sale. Shop early.

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It'o the Sale TTotx Eflave Been

strap make

EXTRA SPECIAL

Ladies' Bronze Pumps and one Pumps with sand cloth tops;

extra good Shoes; special C" CA during sale PXJU Extra Special for Hanan Shoe Wearers, patent and gunmetal button or lace Shoes, the shoe that has both style and comfort, regular $7.00

EXTRA SPECIAL

Ladies' Black, Blue and Purple Velvet Lace Shoes extra good for dress wear, regular $5.00 grade, CO A K

now

Ladies' Patent Shoes Ladies' Patent Vamp Lace Shoes, grey cloth tops, medium short vamp, CO A C regular $5.00 grade, now to1

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Ladies' Patent Vamp Lace Shoes, grey cloth tops, medium short vamp, CO JE regular $5.00 grade, now i . . ... . PJ Ladies' Patent and Dull Kid Top Button Shoes, long vampj especially good for dress shoes, regular $5 graded , JQ QJT

now

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Ladies' Patent Button, Cloth Top Shoes, medium low heel, regular $5.00 CO OPT grade, now at . .'. & Ladies' Patent and Dull Kid Button Shoes, black cloth tops, turn sole, reg- CO QpT ular $5 grade, now ........ .'. . . . y7 O Ladies' Patent and Dull Kid Button Shoes with dull kid tops and leather stripes across ball of shoe; regular. $5 CO QK grade, now SCHOOL GIRLS A patent lace shoe with Sand Cloth top and low heel, regular $4 grade, j2 5

Women's Shoes One lot of ladies' Patent Button Vesting Top Shoes, regular $5 grade, CO AfZ

now

Ladies' Patent and Dull Kid Button Shoes

with black cloth tops; regular CO OC

$4.00 grade, now

Ladies' Patent Button Shoes ; special during sale at

grey

cloth top $1.95

Ladies' All Blue Kid Button Shoes, with white stitching; regular $4.00 (10 QK grade, now . . . . : ,J(J One lot of Ladies' Patent Button Cloth Top Shoes, plain toe ; regular $3.00 QK grade, now One lot of Ladies' Patent Button Shoes, cloth quarter; Special during 0g Ladies' Satin and Dull Beaded Evening Pumps and Strap Pumps, regu- (1JO QC lar $4 and $5 grade, now. WVO Ladies' Tan and Black Calf "Trot-Moc"

Lace Shoes, especially good for QK winter wsai" rJiirinor anlo J-"J

winter wear; during sale.

One lot of Ladies' Patent Button,

cloth

and kid top Shoes ; regular $4.00 J0 QC

Rubber Goods and Work iTVw Buy

Sboes

Now

$2.95

Menz Ease Elk Shoes in Tan and Black;

the best farm Work Shoe made,

regular $3.50 grade, now. .. .

Men's High Top Tan Shoes, made especially for outdoor wear; regular d0 JC $4.00 grade, now J)0rrt Men's Brown Bluestone Calf Blucher Lace Shoes, full double soles and cork filled; the best work shoe on the mark- d0 Qff et today, regular $4.50 grade, now J)0J Men's Tan and Black Calf heavy Work Shoe; good heavy soles, special nt? during sale .Pi.DJ Men's 10-inch High Top Brown 10 Qf? Elk Shoes, regular $4 grade, now pucJ 10 Discount on All Rubbers and Felt Combinations Men's Black or Brown Elk Shoe, extra good shop shoe; regular $2.50 d- ' Qf? grade, now V XUO

EXTRA SPECIAL Ladies' Black, Blue and Purple Velvet Lace Shoes extra good for dress 2 wear, reg. $5 grade, now Ladies' New French Bronze Kid, Side Button Shoe; this season's newest style; regular $5.50 grade, now jg lt HMHH Ladies' Bronze Button Shoe, all bronze or cloth top, regular $5 and $5.50 flJO OPT grades, now at go'JeJ Blue and Black Kid Side Button Cossack Boots, the very latest style, regu- CO QK lar $6.50 grade, now geJ'tJ Ladies' Blue Kid Lace Shoes with cloth top and blue kid collar, white CO QP piping, reg. $4 grade, now ..... . EXTRA SPECIAL Ladies' Patent Lace Shoes with Putty and Sand Tops, regular $4.50 CO JfJ grade, now

TOMORROW SATURDAY WILL BE A BIG DAY HERE. COME EARLY

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Curme-Fehman Shoe Co. rrrr.: 724 Main St.

Don't Wait Too Long! IT PAYS TO BUY EARLY IN THE DAY