Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 106, 21 March 1916 — Page 11

, , - PAGE ELEVEN must MAKE GOWNS. I Indigestion and BilllouwieM. ,

When you feel bilious or hare trouble "with your digestion - grre Chamberlain's Tablets a triaL These tablets have become a favorite -with a great many people for those disorders. You are certain to be pleased -with the prompt relief which they afford. Obtainable everywhere. Ad-. WARSAW, Ind.. March 21. The county board of education has decided that all girl graduates from the common schools must make their own commencement dresses and they are not to cost over $5.50 each. The Taxicab Face HAS IT EVER HAPPENED TO YOUf GOING PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

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Here Yon See the Taxi-, cab Face in All of Its Convolutions. First you see the victim in the cab taking notice. , The "clock" fascinates him. He gets a little closer. He is also a little worried. Having but a certain amount of loose change in his pocket he finds that as the clock rises his temperature rises, too, until he is perspiring like the good old summer time. And last of all a pathetic picture truly he comes to his destination and parts with all his wherewithal. Isn't that 'enough to give anybody a "Taxicab Face"?

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victim "taklno Interest" In the merclleta clock that Is slowly but sursly grinding out the Inevitable toll. Below you aee an exact portrayal of a taxicab fiend taking a close look In order to make sure that his eyes do not deceive him. He finds out as many of us have foundthat while his eyca do'not deceive him the "clock" probably does. H; cI:ou!c! "Ichkcbitblo." bit moro.

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Below we see a picture of Mr. Taxicab In the throes of a "cold "sweat." The clock seems to go twice as fast as the wheels do on 1 the taxicab. Each tick seems to say "ten cents more ten cents more," and it's a long way to Brooklyn. Above we come to the final, last and dreadful straw. There Is the clock beaming maliciously and victoriously at its victim. And the victim? Oh, he's just shelling out all he has and perhaps a little more. -

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z . George McKinley, inspector of j don't know what these foodstuffs are

eights ana measures, has issued a

atement containing suggestions and

dvlce for housewives to help them

onomize in the purchase of food-

uffs. lie says the department of

eights and measures of which he is

spector is the "servant of the Rlcn-

ond people, ready and willing at all

mes to co-operate in the movement

r honest weight and measure and

ure food.

'Some housekeepers," the statement

eads, "are not business women be-

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Women Need Scales. "First, they have no scales in their

.itchens and no accurate measures of angth or capacity in the house by hlch to check up the purchases.

'hat's bad business.

Second, they buy from dealers who

eight in wrapping paper and wooden

Ishes when they sell meat, lard and utter. That's indifferent business.

Fourth, they buy Ice by the lump

nstead of by actual weight and allow

he driver to take twenty-five or fifty

ound checks when he does not know

ow much Ice he has placed in the

ce box. That's dishonest business.

teport to the inspector any Ice man

vho falls to weigh ice according to iw.

"Fifth, they buy bacon by the piece,

ard by the pail, potatoes by twenty-

Ire cents worth, olives by the bottle,

reakfast food by the package and

business. Patronize Clean Grocer. "Remember, it pays to patronize the clean grocer, the conscientious butcher and the baker whose shop is open to the public for inspection at all times. "It is not wise to condemn the trades unless you know of violations of law. Our merchants are honest. Sometimes they make mistakes as do their clerks. Mistakes while they need not always be dishonest ones, are always costly. The same mistake twice indicates carelessness, you cannot excuse, or intentional fraud. "Remember, too, cheapness is not economy. Good butter at thirty cents a pound Is cheaper than impure butter at fifteen cents a pound. "Sound meat from inspected animals Is worth more than uninspected meat from some local peddler. The dealer who advertises cheap food is not the safe dealer to patronize. Margins on food values are too small to allow discount sales. Law Compels Accuracy. "Remember, that Iodiana has laws that compel the sale of pure food; that provide punishment for the dealer who gives short weight or uses incorrect measures. Laws that regulate the sanitation of food establishments. "All dry commodities must be sold by standard dry measures. Liquid measures are - for liquids, only. All

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commodities must be sold by weight or measures or be marked, with their correct weight. Butter may not be sold by the roll unless each roll has the net weight marked in it. Berries may not be sold by the box unless the box i3 standard dry quart or pint. "No kitchen is complete jvithout a good scale and a set of accurate' dry and liquid measures. "Above all get behind the law and support of honesty. "Help your inspector of weights and measures, your tradesmen and get the result of better protection, better service and better living for your self and family."

Deaths in Preble

LODGE CALENDAR.

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IS THE PEACEFUL, UPLIFTING, EDUCATIONAL, ECONOMIC EMBLEM of The ORGANIZED SHOE WORKERS

WORKERS UNION

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It aims to secure bigger, better and happier working and living conditions for Union Shoe Workers by Progressive means; never by destructive measures. BUY UNION STAMP SHOES Boot and Shoe Workers' Union - 246 SUMMER STREET, BOSTON, MASS. Write for list of union shoe factories. Affiliated with American Federation of Labor. ' . ...

Uniform Rank, Jr., O. U. A. M. meet3 Tuesday night at 7:30. Theodore Whitney, captain; C. Perry, company clerk. Pride of Richmond council No. 15, Daughters of America, meets on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Eva Monroe, councillor; Rosetta Hosier, rec. secretary.

Keep up Your General Health Watch your health this Spring and be on guard against an attack of Spring Fever, Biliousness or a general run-down condition. HOSTETTER'S SlomachBillers is a splendid medicine , for . the Spring months. Try it.

and West Baden Sprudel Water cannot exist in the same body one hour. At your druggist small .bottles, 15c; large bottles, 35c

WEST BADEN

SPRUDE

JAMES C. SWIHART. EATON James C. Swihart; 91, one of the county's oldest residents, died about 5 o'clock Monday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Markey, South Franklin street. Infirmities were responsible for his death. Mr. Swihart was born in Montgomery county,' but most of his life had been passed in Preble county. For many years he resided on a farm just south of New Hope Station. The deceased was an inventive genius and perfected several mechanical appliances. He is survived by his widow to 'whom his

marriage was the second, and three children, John Swihart of Beaver Falls, Pa., and Mrs. Martin S. Say lor and

Daniel M. Swihart of this city. Fu

neral services will be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday mornine in Sugar Hill

church, east of West Alexandria, con

ducted by the Revs. Julius Cabanlss nnd J. Ij. ShouD. Burial will be in

Sugar Hill cemetery.

DYED HAIR GREEN.

MARION, Ind., March 21. Floyd Lindley, 18, dyed his blond hair a bright green on St. Patrick's day. The teacher sent him home until he could

wash it out.

Ontario's miles.

area is 407,262 square

A Fall Array of Ladies' and Misses' . Sprang

i$12.98, $15.09, $17.50 B $22.50 . A Wonderful Showing 0! SprSpg Cpatts $5.98, $7J8, $10.98,

$12.50 up to $17.50 Presses $5.98I$17.50

Beautiful Silk Taffeta

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SEE OUR WAISTS .98c to $3.98

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SHIVER'S BRAN BREAD is made of whole wheat flour (ground fresh each day by Sulzer.) It, therefore, contains every iota of nutriment there is,in wheat. An extra quality of clear wheat bran added to this whole wheat flour makes it a laxative without peer. Your physician will tell you the wonderful merits of bran as a laxative. And it's delicious in flavor. ' .... Eat a few slices of Sulzer 's Bran Bread reach day and grow in health"' and strength.

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