Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 83, 23 February 1916 — Page 3

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.METHODISTS WEAR ("FLOWERS IN HONOR OF THEIR MOTHERS

Flowers, worn as tributes to mothers both living and dead, will add to the ImprrssiveneB of the union revival services at the Grace Methodist church H night. , Tho (.abject for discussion by the evangelists will be, "The Debt We Owe Our Mothers." Because of the illness of II. W. Kerr, the Rev. J. He. Kerr addressed the meeting last night which was opened ' vith a great testimonial service and worship. Singing of the Carpenter song uroused enthusiasm. 1'rayer circles will be held at the followins: places Thursday afternoon: Mrs. Mary Price, 215 North Fifteenth; VV.Mra. Ernest Orr. 600 Pearl; Mrs. MiltHn Atkinson, 122 Richmond avenue; " Mrs. IT. B. G. Ewing. 72 South Twelfth; Miss Jessie Dulin, 215 North Twelfth.

COMSTOCK GETS Continued From Page One. he had "carried the banner of our party as near to the purple peak of victory as I could," intimating that ha was principally responsible for the recent rejuvenation of the Republican party fit the Sixth district. He expressed the opinion that he was agaiu entitled to the Republican congressional nomination because of past services to his party. A restless crowd tnthe gallery once caused Mr. Jordan -1 Interrupt Lynch until quiet had been restored. Comstock Gets Ovation. Judge Comstock spoke for the most part on George Washington. The meeting last night was supposed to ba a celebration of the birthday of the Father of His Country, but Judge Comstock was the only speaker who spoke of Washington. The Richmond jurist also paid a tribute to the soldier dead of Whitewater and Franklin township and alluded to his own services to the Union as a soldier. "That is the record I take most prid-s in." ' Judge Comstock said. "I have no record as a Btump speaker." In concluding his address he spoke briefly of his awn candidacy. He said he had held office in the past but had been fairly nominated and elected to each office, one of which, the prosecutorship of Henry county, he had resigned to enlist as a private In the army during the Civil war. "Not much of an office to give up, but all I had to give," he remarked, and the crowd nppla'uded vigorously. He said that In those positions of trust he had been elected to he had given the people his best services, and that his record as h public servant was one he took great pride in. At the conclusion of his address the big crowd tendered him an ovation,. COUGH SAVES FAMILY. HARTFORD CITY. Ind.. Feb. 23. The coughing of their baby aroused Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Friend in time to escape from their house which was a mass of flames. Brakeman Sees Danger Signal in The Nick of Time When a brakeman on the road sees a red signal he scents .danger. He realizes that his trajn is held up fo Fome Important reason. His , first thought Is for the safety "of the train Intrusted to his care, and he immediately starts out to find the cause of the hold-up. But the danger signals of ill health are very frequently neglected. A great many people realize that they are suffering from some form of sickness and neglect to find out the real cause of the trouble. They neglect the danger signals and frenuently wait until they are In a serious condition before they are concerned about it. Such was the experience of John M.

Gilpin, brakeman on the Pennsylvania railroad. . In talking with the VI n Hcpatlca representative a few days ago, he remarked: "My position as n brakeman exposes me to all kinds of ' weather. Very often I have to get out of a warm car and tramp along the; railroad track In rain or snow on minute's notice in the discharge of my duties. Then again I have no regular meal times. 'On a long run I hftve to snatch a bite whenever the opportunity offars. and It Is usually rmld. in the shape of sandwiches, pie or some other quick lunch food with perhaps a cup of hot coffee. When you live this kind of life for a number of years it finally tells on the most robust u constitution an' tnis is w hat happened to mo. "About a year ago my stomach went back on me and I also suffered quite a good deal from ' rheumatism. My appetite was poor, hardly anything tnsted good to me and after eating I frequently had severe stomach pains.

I tried a great many remedies and consulted doctors, but did not get any better. I was gloomy and depressed In spirits, lost weight and got weak. Altogether I was a sick man. "Recently a friend cf mine In Payton told me that Vin Hepatica had done him a great deal of good and V. suggested it would be helpful to me nnd he thought It. would cure -me. y flight then I made up my mind to try

if. 1 want to say to you, that it 'a the best thing I ever did. The first bottle of Vin Hepatica started nie on the road to health. I have been taking it. now for over two weeks and I feei like a different man. My rheumatism hrs passed away and my appetite has returned, and best of all. everything I cat seems to agree with me. I am strong and cheerful and In better health lhan I have been for the last two years. You can certainly count me a booster for Vin Hepatica." Vin Hepatica is unequalled as a liver, stomach and kidney remedy. It purges the system of all poisonous waste, aids digestion, strengthens the nerves, and is a grand reconstructive medicine. . Vin Hepatica is on sale at all of VTbi stletbwaite's drugstores and is bedemonstrated at 914 Main street, where a representative will explain iu

West Manchester

By Myrtle Trone. Ed H. Locke and family visited Wilber Dill and family, near New Madison, Sunday..,.. Everett Campbell of Eldorado, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Clate Emerick Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hayes entertained Sunday at their home, Mrs. George Campbell of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Verts McGriff and Ellbridge Bunger and wife Clate Emerick and family were in Eldorado Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell Miss Florence Howell of Dayton, spent Sunday with his parents William Strader and wife entertained their daughter, Mrs. Fox of Richmond, Sunday Miss Shearl Emerick spent the week end here with her parents, returning to Dayton Monday Mrs. Eliza Brown and Ray Brown were Sunday guests of Ambrose McLure at Eldorado! WILLIAMSBURG I i Joseph Quigley was in Richmond Tuesday Robert Martin of Witchita, Kan., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roe Martin , and other relatives at this place and relatives in Richmond, Ind Milo Cranor was in Richmond Monday Will Hollin;;swoth spent a few days in Cincinnati, O.," recently..'. ..Emma Watkins was a Richmond shopper Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Griffith of Ghent, Ky., are spending a few days with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Griffith Joseph Ross of Iowa, -who has been visiting friends in and about the vicinity of Williamsburg has, returned home. He was accompanied by Omar Davis, a resident of this place Arva Study was in Richmond recently.. .. .Revival meeting is being held . at the M. E. church. Meeting every evening at 7:15 and afternoon at 2 -o'clock Murray Cox has returned to school after spending a few days with relatives near, this place:. . .; Cecil Scantland of Boston, Ind., spent Monday evening - here .Herschel Duke of Liberty, Ind., spent Tuesday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Duke. .... Mrs. Hunt of Richmond, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ann Pugta of thi3 place Mrs. Porter of Anderson, has bec.i spending a few days with Tier sister, Mrs. George Kelley, here. Mrs. Kelley and Mrs. Porter are now visiting relatives in Richmond and at Bath, Ind. A CLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy Checks Sparkling Eyes Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known Ohio Physician Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ailments. Uurins these years he gave to his patients a prescription made of a few wellknown vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, you will know them by their olive ' These tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowels, wuicn cause a. .hwpui action, carrying off the wustc and poisonous matter that onc'3 system collects. If you have a plo face, sallow looh, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one of Dr. Edward's Olive Tablets nightly for a time and note the pleasing results. Thousands of women as well as men, take D-. Edwards' Olive Tablets now and then Just to keep in the pink of condition. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the success.'ul substitute f?r cs'.omel 10c and 25c er bos. All druggists.

JOHN C. BOCKMAN, CHIROPRACTOR I locate the cause of Disease, Chiropractic Adjustments Remove the Cause. Knollenberg's Annex, 2nd Floor, 8th St. Entrance. Rooms 5&6. Phone 1868.

The Credit Man's Judgment GREQIT men who pass on new accounts know that a new customer with an account in a strong Bank is likely to be good financially. This institution welcomes the accounts of new corporations, firms and individuals. It offers every courtesy consistent with sound banking.

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MONEY STILL COMES TO NOTED SWINDLER

Despite the widespread publication of the discovery that .1. H. Putnam, maintaining stock brokerage Offices in Broad street, and Dr. J. Grant Lyman, said to be a notorious swindler, are the same man, checks and money are still rolling into the office here. In one day more than $15,000 in checks were received in the mail. The postal authorities momentarily expect to arrest the man, who has been reported in Baltimore and Washington. He will be charged with using the mails to defraud by selling oil stocks on the installment plan. "We Always , Have Exactly What We Advertise." Of AH the Things You Buy 'There is nothing in which you desire good quality more than in the articles you purchase at a Jewelry Store. Nowhere else are you so completely dependent on the reputation of the store for handling only reliable goods. Your protection is to patronim the store of acknowledged reliability, which carries a. comprehensive stock and keeps all lines up to date. Dickinson's is exactly that kind of a store. 9 Each article is honestly represented and honestly priced, and whether inexpensive or costly, represents the utmost i.i value for price. -.iyiiil You'll find here the new and standard designs in Jewelry, Silverware. Cut, Glass, . Watched and all other articles sold in an exclusive Jewelry Store. 0. E. Dickinson "At the Sign of the Clock in the Middle of the Block." Special Agent for Hamilton Watches and Seth-Thomas -Clocks. i talk with us. accounts.

EAST MAIN FRIENDS HOLD ANNUAL DINNER

Probably the most successful annual supper and social given under the auspices of the East Main Street Friends church was held Tuesday evening when 250 members of the congregation attended the event. : , The principal address was delivered by Joseph Elketon of Philadelphia, Elketon spoke for an hour yesterday morning, giving a stereopticon lecture at Earlham college on Japan and China. He is returning from Florida where he went in the interest of 600 homeless Indians. Besides Mr. Elketon's talk, the program last night included two readings by Mrs. Shallenberg, a song by the girls' quartette, two songs by the two small daughters of Ed Mote and a five minutes talk by the pastor. Rev. Milo 1 Uncle. An entertainment was furnished by six young women and six young men standing opposite each other who talked on "Some Life's Experiences." Timothy Nicholson presided at the meeting, the basket supper which aooco&co&oa&dtt o o o

COUPON NEWS

EACH SUCCEEDING THURSDAY

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2f er, for who can keep a good bargain

to last their allotted time last o o out the whole ad. g NOTICE! THESE

Thai New Spring Dress

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Beautiful dresses of silk poplin, short tunics; navy, black, ereen. Copenhagen.

lV brown; all t lL-from New

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1 his is the final cut on good i winter coats. Every one we

nouer was Dougiu 10 sen from $10 to $15. Over 40 coats in this lot priced spe'cial with coupon Thursday

G o a o o o 8 o o a o o o o o o o o 8 o g & Q Q Q a o a o 0 o o o o $4.50 2nd -With!

All wool poplins, in colors; belted and shirred backs; black and white checks, serges; all up to the minute styles; special with coupon

75c OIL MOPS Women's SILK Triangular Cedar Oil Mops with handle complete Thursday with Coupon 29c. - P

29c

Boot Silk or Silk Lisle Hose, Colors only:

Thursrday pon 19c. z nous; lV-!r DRESSES . Finest Gingham Percales and Chambrays and - dark colors, with Coupon f3c. P

FINEST $2 CORSETS .

Front or back !ace, several famous makes, rustproof: special with

Coupon $2 LACE Q9p CURTAINS.

33c CORSET COVERS ...

Newest Narrow Border effects, new Marquisette Scrims,, with Coupon 93c. P All Over and lace Thursday pon 19c.

In Our Busy Domestic Department

35c Silk Mercerized Poplin. . . . 19c 50c All Wool Serge........ .33c 15c Finest Dimities . .82c 25c Dotted Swiss I6V2C 15c Dress Ginghams .IOV2C I2V2C Percales 7V2C 15c Madras. . 11c 10c Apron Ginghams. ..... .6V2C 19c Heavy Ticking IOV2C 25c Curtain Scrims . . ...... I6V2C 12V&C Unbleached Muslin. . . . 7V2C 35c Best 8-4 Sheeting 21c

o 0 $1 MUSLIN

63c

Infants' $1.50 QC Sweaters. . . V All Wool Sweaters, are slightly soiled. Special Thursday with Coupon 88c. P

GOWNS . For Women, high or low neck, fine quality Muslin; Thursday with Coupon 63c. P a o o o O o & o o 3 newest $1.50 QQ WAISTS

Childs'

Bath Robes.

Women's new Spring Waists arriving with exery express. Thursday with Coupon 93c. P

Infants' and Children s' Bath Rcbes of Beacon Blankets; with Coupon Thursday 4Sc. JP

o g I $5.00 Boys' o o o o o o o o Boys' Suits in "all Wool Nov elty mixtures in ? the very newest models, just (0 QiJ arrived, Coupon.

$2.87

provided an abundance of food was i

served at 6:30 o clock and the meeting lasted until 9 o'clock. PYTHIANS CONSIDER COUNTY ORGANIZATION Advisability of perfecting a permanent organization of the county lodges of the Knights of Pythias in Wayne county will be considered at a special session of the county' committee of that order at the Richmond temple, Friday night.' . : . The meeting of the committee is held primarily to permit of the checking ur and allowing of bills incurred in the county wide meeting held here latt Friday night. The recommendation that a county org0nization.be effected with officers elected to serve for the ensuing year, was contained in a letter written' by the Grand Chancellor, C. W. Remy at last Friday's rally. It has been found that under normal conditions ten inches of snow yields one inch of water. Richmond's greatest

in a secret? Quantities of merchandise that were apparently large and which were expected U URSDAY vanished within an hour after the sale began, so come early. Clip coupons or tear II'

THURSDAY

GOODS POSITIVELY ONLY SOLD

0! Silk Pop lin-$8 Value .65 new arrivals York; special at $4 $5.00 Spring SKIRTS m 35c $1.39 HOSE Petticoats Silk Mescaline Petticoats with dep plaited flounces, all colors with Coupon $1.39. . P with Cou- ' Pi 93c voc mi mm BLOUSES 43c Women's, Misses and Girls' Middy Blouses, nicely trimmed, Thursday with Coupon 43c. P 93c. Pi mil ft 5c 1 U BLOUSES .. .r embroidered trimmed; with Cou Of Percales and Ginghams, well made.-Thurs day with Coupon. P 19c. $1 Seam less Sheets Gs 72x90-g.r $1.00 BED Spreadsg( now . 15c PILLOW L ses 10c at 5 c Wash J Cloths . . $1.50 VEDARAAp oil mop... .JLtlr Large size Cedar Oil Mop with 6 ft. handle. Thursday with Coupon 44c. P $1.25 48c Women's 25c 1 Ap Burson Hnsp Burson Hose in blackonly Special for Thursday with Coupon only 14c. P

t Sale S15 Goats

19c

GOODRICH RECEIVES $3,500 FROM ESTATE . Judgment for $3,500 was entered in circuit court in the claim of Frank Goodrich against the estate of Franklin Brown. The original , claim was for $7,000 but the settlement is considered a victory for the plaintiff. The claim was for services such as nursing at the time of the deceased's last illness. The estate is yalued at approximately $30,000 and was the object of a closely contested law suit in Henry circuit court last fall when the children of Franklin Brown attempted to break the will.. This case was compromised also before the trial was con-

LETTERS STATE STAND OF CANDIDATE NEW Republican voters of Richmond and Wayne "county are receiving letters from Harry S. New of Indianapolis, candidate for nomination for United States senator at the coming primary. In these letters Mr. New outlines his stand on preparedness and : farm credits. . underselling store

TRAVELS FASTIS

THE CROWDS

about our frreat THURSDAY COUPON SALES. One tells anoth- ()

83.50 RUGS --27x54

Nice large size Rugs of good quality in beautiful patterns to select from; extra special for Thursday, Coupon day ........

Spring Trimmed

Beautiful satins and satin and ?ilk combinations, satin and straw combinations, beautifully trimmed in spring flowers and ribbons; special with the coupon Thursday, at

3 $i.oU sateen tl-? i4 4.-. eJv CHILD'S

15c

Panty Waists.

1 cuiiuiiia . . - Finest quality black & colored Sateen Petticoats, beautifully made, with Coupon 93c. F

Knit Waist Garter Sup porters, all sizes;

Thursday with 9c. 75c SCRIM CURTAINS 42c $1 SCHOOL DRESSES . Just arrived new Scrim

Girls' , Gingham Plaid

Curtains, wonderful val

Dresses,- beautiful style. Thursday with Coupon

ues; Thursday with Coupon 42c. Pi 42c. 50c Turkish TOWELS . 33c Big full size heavy

Of fine quality Crepe De Chine Chemise, lace trimmed, Thursday

Turkish Towels, Spec ial Thursday with Cou pon 33c. P with Coupon,

Men! $1 Dress Shirts With Coupon

New Shirts just arrived, finest Percales, Ratines and Pongee in the newest stripe, with soft or laundered cuffs; specially priced for Coupon day. Don't miss this!

Men's $1.50 Pants... .92c 50c Blk. Sateen Shirts 29c $1 Flannel Night Shirts 58c 10c Black Hose. 6c 35c Silk Ties. ....... 14c 75c Flannel Shirts. . . .34c n.,Anll, AQr50c Suspenders 33c 75c FIn'ette GOWNS. ....

42c

BOYS' 50c Ol c Hats & CapsT

Women's Flannelette

Boys' heavy and medium weight Hats and Caps, with Coupon

Gowns, pink and blue stripe. . Thursday with Coupon 42c. P Thursday 31c. W'm'n's $1.50 CO Kid Gloves.. .Hr

Women's 75c AAp Face Vpila. ." Women's Face Veils, beautifully figured, of fine quality, with Coupon Thursday 44c. , P

Women's. 2 clasp Kid GIovps in black, tan and white, with Cou pon 68c. P

A Hot, Nourishing Meal one that will put vim and , energy, into the worn-out body and ; fortify, it against exposure Shredded Wheat Biscuit (heated in the oven to restore crispness) with hot milk. Supplies all the strength needed for a half day's work;'. Also delicious with bananas or other fruits. Made at

Niagara Falls,N.Y. cccc I n 11 GROW LARGER WITH COUPON j Women's 50c Q9 )! Underwear . ( Heavy ribbed or fleeced Underwear, special 2 with coupon, 32e. CI 75c Dressing QJ JJ SACQUES.. (j Women's pretty figured f flannelette Dressing ,Z Hals Sacques, all sizes, 34c. I 65c Muslin QQ DRAWERS. Q Beautiful emb'd- trim- ft med circular or envel 1 ope style, 33c. P 22 a ysrMUSLIN A Ac n GOWNS..'.'. i Women's beautifully, gt trim'd Muslin or Crepe Gowns, Thursday, 44. P Q CI n n a ti u a ti $1.50 Crepe deQyl Chine Cor Cov2T Beautifully lace trimmed Crepe De Chine Corset Covers: Thursday with coupon 94c. P Coupon P 42c BEST 50c Brassieres c Perfect fitting, finest quality embroidered & lace trimmed; .with Coupon 33c. P a a P NEWEST $1 63c CORSETS.. A new shipment just arrived, new models, wonderful value with coupon 63c. P $1.87. P a a (i (i a a a a a a a a a v a a a a n u fi 1 8 35c Men's Belts...... 19c $1 Wool Underwear. .58c $1.50 Men's Caps. . . .77c $3.00 Men's Pants.. $1.78 35c Suspenders. ..... 17c $1.50 Large Hand Bag 92c 75c Boys' Gaun. Gloves 36c 75c Boys' Pajamas. . .37c 3 35c CHILDS' Union Suits... 19c Children's white ribbed Union Suits. Special Thursday with Coupon 19c. P P Wmn's $: C?1 Q Kimonos xuo Women's Flanelette, Silk and Crepe Kimonos. ' beautifully trimmed. Special fl.68. P $1.50 Boys' 87c 3 a ci a a (I tj Boys' all Wool Blue Serge Pants,, well made and lined throughout, specially priced for Thursday with Q7 Coupon . .... . Qli

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