Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 142, 2 May 1916 — Page 12
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, May 2, 1916.. r
FIFTY PRSC;!S Ai7B!D mm : ALUr.1I!! GIVE
FOUNTAIN CITY, , InI., May 2.
: JAwA fifty attended the Alumni ban-
i ernet at the school - noose Saturdar
nltht The features or tne evening
wre music, mock, trial and messages from- f members' nnable to - attend. Dainty refreshments -were served. The
building -was beautifully decorated with terns and carnations. . . . ". Mrs.
Ora Lacey Is very ill.. ..Harold Hough
was slightly injured while playing ball Sunday.. ; .Bert Towhaend of Lebanon,
Ind- was -visiting here recently.. . .
Cecil Lacey of Richmond, attended the
commencement address here.. . .Mr. and Mrs- M. P. Davis entertained at dinner, Sunday, Mr. . and .Mrs. Charles Hamilton. , ...
TOVIISIIIP INSTITUTE
I PLANNED FOR. SUNDAY
EAST GERMANTOWN, Ind., May 2.
The Jackson township Sunday
school Institute will -be held- at the
Lutheran church Sunday afternoon,
May ,, at 2 o'clock. Approximately twenty-five members of the encampment went to Richmond Saturday evening and'gave the Royal Purple de
gree to si candidates. .v., Will John
son enroute from "Liberty to Elwood, Sunday spent 'several hours with Mr. and Mrs.' M.N.: Brouse. v He made the trip on a motorcycle.".-. . . Mr. and Mrs. AI Nicholson, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fagan of Green$fork, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fagan of Cambridge City, were at - William Boughner's Sunday. ... .Bert; Hoel has purchased the Gabriel Crull property - on North Main street. .' - ; -' -, -, : ' ' ' Hold Btlnky 'Funeral. The funeral of Philip Bljnky, who died north of Cambridge City., was held at the'Lutheran church Tuesday afternoon," conducted: by Rev. Wyant.. .'. . Preaching by Rev. Wyant at the Evangelical ' church Sunday evening.. Mrs. Lidy Relsor of Knlghtstown, visited her niece; Mrs. Amanda Leighty, recently., .v. Miss "Mable 'Hartman attended the funeral of Mrs. Delia Swisher Waterloo, at Kennard, "last week. Russell Behr spent the week-end at 'Indianapolis with Karl Behr and family.. .. .Mrs.. William Condon is sick will liver trouble.. . . . M. N. Brouse spent Saturday and Sunday with his brother and family at Eaton, Ohio,. . . . Mrs. John Shafer of Indianapolis, is visiting at the home of Frank Winter. . . . .Mrs. Barbara Brown has returned home after spending a month with her daughter Mrs. Wisehart, at Middletown, Ind. '
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BunTiiEiilppdiilTED : ,T0, ELECTION DOARD : -- - . . ; -. - f k . ' Iz EATON, O., . May 2. To succeed
Prof. B. S. Davis of New Paris, who resigned.; William L. Burtner, Republican.f Twin' township, has been ap
pointed a member of the-county' board
, of .deputy; "state election supervisors. ! Jesse Eby, Democrat, of Gratis .town
ship, has been re-appointed. John A. Roselius, Democrat, of .West . Alexan- , dria and D. A. Young; Republican, of
I this city,.are ,the other board members!
A meeting will be held, soon to affect X
posed of Coda Coovert," Tfeva Trick. Dola and Ruth McKee, Ray Miller and Edna Guenther.- - - - ,
-. . . Stomach Trouble. ; '"I suffered with stomach trouble for, years and tried" everything I heard o, but the only relief I got was temporary until; last spring I saw Chauberlain Tablets advertised and procured a boV tie of them at iur drug stores I ot ixnm'ediate relief from that' dreadful heaviness after eating and from pain -Jn the, stomach," writes Mrs. Linda Hatrod, v. Fort Wayne, Ind. ObUlnable everywhere. Adv.
re-organization.
city is clerk.
C O. Pisher of this
LIST OF GRADUATES
- .j ;AT ELDORADO SCHOOLS
WHITEWATER PUPILS TAKE HONORS FOR SCHOLARSHIP
WHITEWATER, Ind.. May 2 The local schools closed last , Wednesday. Patrons and friends of the school gathered from all parts of the township, bringing large baskets filled with every kind of delicious and wholesome food which was served promptly at 12 o'clock to the three hundred guests. In the afternoon an , interesting; program was given by the entire school.' Included In this program were the class day exercises given by the five seniors of the high school. Some, special features of the program were: a piano solo by Hazel Hinshaw; the class oration by Maryam Woods;
"Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class" by Glenn Sourbeer: and the "Class Poem" written by Claude Sourbeer. Remarks concerning the work of
the school year were made by Earl Freeman and Prof. Ranck. During the term just ended the
Whitewater schools have made greater .1 s
progress than in any previous year
A bing ton Briefs
By Miss Mabel Wood.
. Messrs. and Mesdames Ora Turner, Loat Schroy,. Frank Williams, Jesse Plankenhorn, Sherman Hale, Charlie Kaufman, Charles Colvin. Earl Pad
dock, Giles Williams, Victor Borradail,
,r4ci -f William Smoker, Mrs. Janie Roby and The schools under. the supervision of . . m ' .,,.r.,w,,,t, Tf,,aBaB
Superintendent Rancy have taken first place of all non-commissioned schools' in point of scholarship and high grade work. In the high school, Maryam Woods, a senior, received a perfect grade. In the sophomore class.' Louella Pogue took the highest place In the county for her class. In the first year Maurice Hinshaw received the highest grade of anybody in his class in the county. .The school has purchased a new $75 Victrola, won a new picture machine in the Palladium contest and made other additions. ; ; -- ..;. The entire-teaching staff has been retained for another year.
CLOUDY DAYS STAY
Although the weather was unsettled and cloudy the first part of last week, there was little rainfall, .44 of an an inch, according to the weekly report of the weather observer. The last two days of the -week were clear but all others were cloud:. Saturday the thermometer registered quite a raise in temperature 72 degrees was the highest notch reached while 65 was highest notch reached on Friday. The coldest weather of the week, 42 degrees, was registered on Tuesday and Wednesday.
NEW PARIS
Miss
Helen Wood: and Bernice Dye. Ross
and Josh Swallow were Richmond
shoppers Saturday. . . .Mrs. Killen and daughter Ethel . are spending this week with her parents in Ohio. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dye, Misses Bernice Dye, Cuba Kinder, Jeannette Merk, Ora Parks, Everett Mullen and ! Roy McMath attended the literary meeting at Philomath Friday night. Milton people gave the program, after which a dance was held.. . . .Mrs. Mary Turner, wife of Harry Turner, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Heinbaugh, Friday afternoon. ; She
was buried at Abington Monday afternoon. Rev. McCormlck. of Milton conducted the services... .Josh Swallow
is the proud owner of a new five-pas-
l senger Overland .... The commence
ment will be held here Tuesday evening,. May 9, at the Christian church. The graduates are Misses Emma Miller, Helen Wood, Esther Hale and Donald Dickinson, Class flower, rose; class colors, pink and white; motto, paddle your own canoe. . . . School closed here April 26. A basket dinner was served. In the afternoon an excellent program was given by. the
school . . . M isses Pauline and Florence Paddock have whooping cough .'.Miss Mabel Woods spent from Saturday m til -Monday at home.
- EATON, O., May 2, A' class of tlx will be . graduated from the Eldorado schools next - Saturday when ; commencement exercises will .. be ' held. The class address will be delivered by President - Robert L". Kelly of Earlham college, -Richmond.- The class is com-
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STARTS Thursday LOOK FOR PALAIS ROYAL IN TOMORROW'S PAPER
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' The practical and wearable sport outfit shewn, consists of a crepe de chine, shirtwaist, blue, silk sweater, port hat, and smart wide striped grey and blue . striped ' cotton, velvet skirt. The separate . skirt In any of the numerous stripes or plaida will be an Indispensable item of. the summer wardrobe. The number of smart color combinations available affords one an opportunity to "match up" a sweater, blouse or hat, in this way affecting a Consistant color note throughout.'
SIMPLE' GORIi REMOVER
t Don't let corns discourage you. , No batter how often you hare tried and (ailed, just remember the. new. penebation - method- rnsed 1 by - Dr. . Hunt tires you instant relief and lifts the torn right out without pain and needless suffering; Dr. Hunt's nerr corn kure - can " be 'obtained at any I drug Uore for 25c. It is simple, easy 1 to lse and very effective. 1 Soothing and keallng begins at once and corn goes h. two days. Better get It today. I American Chemical Co.. Sidney, Ohio.
Mrs. Margaret. Maloney and daughter of West Manchester, spent Saturday with local relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Relnheimer and two daughters motored to Hollansburg and spent Saturday night and Sunday, with Mr. and, Mrs, Orla Harris.. . . .Mrs. Hannah Canny returned Saturday to her home in Dayton after a visit with local kinspeople. .... Mrs. Hannah ; Sawyer, J. R. Gard of New Madison, and Mary Melody spent Sunday with Mrs. Caroline McGrew Misses Ada and Grace Grown, Irene Timmons and Wanda King enjoyed a walking party Sunday, Richmond being the destination. Dinner was carried and enjoyed enroute. Returning the party was entertained at supper by Miss Henrietta' Shlnkle, south of New ParlB.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. M. H. .Pence and son Albert, motored to West Manchester Sunday and spent the day with Dr. and Mrs. Carl W. Beane.. ...George Auld of Middletown, spent the week-end with his aged mother, Mrs. Catherine Auld and his brother; John G.v Auld.. .. .Miss Wakefield of Oxford, O-. was the week-end guest of Misses Zelma Nunnmaker and Effie Eby.: .. .Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hawley and son Roger, of New Paris, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sherer and family of near Eaton, were entertained Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. "Mrs. J. F. Shlnkle.. , ' . '. .......
HOLDING BACK. . "Me a tramp T No, sir; Tm a -mem ber of de army of toil." 1 never see yon tollT '1 belong to de reserves."
The Real Secret of Rejuvenating the Face.
She holdLi t true secret of faciol rejuvenation who has learned how to remove the dead skin j article. as fast as they appear. It's a secret anyone may possess. The aged, faded, or discolored surface skin may be gradually at .orbed, in s a entirely safe and rational manner, by the nightly application ! ordinary mercolized v.-ax.. Within a week or two the underlying skin youthful and beautiful to behold, has taken the place of the discarded cuticle. So little of the old skin is absorbed each day there's no inconvenience at all; and no one suspects you are putting anything on your face. The mercolized " wax, procurable at any drugstore (an ounce is sufficient),' Is applied like cold cream. In tbemorning it' is erased with ' soap and water. It's the best think known for freckles, blackheads, ; pimples, moth patches, liver spots and , fine surface wrinkles. . For. the deerer wrinkles, -an excellent recipe is: Powdered saxolite, 1 oz. dissolve In ,H Pt. witch hazel. , Bathing the face In the solution produces quick and wonderful results. Adr. ?
AVOID SPRING ILLS.
Purify and. Build Up the Blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
In the spring your, blood needs cleansing and enriching. You feel poorly, and there is more or less eruption on your face and body. Your appetite is not good, your sleep is broken, and you are tired all the time! You need Hood's Sarsapariaal. It Is the one safe and effective tonic that has stood the test of forty years. It makes the-pure red-blood that will make you feel better, look better, eat and sleep better. It Is the old standard tried - and , true all-the-year-round medicine for the blood and the whole system. Ask any druggist for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Insist on having It. Nothing else acts like it, nothing else has the same formula or Ingredients, and so there ie no real substitute. Get it today. Adv. - '
FOR THE BLOOD
At All Drug Stores
CarlF.Weisbrod Piano Tuning and Repairing. Phone 2095.
USE COOPER'S BLEND
COOPER'S GROCERY
THIS IS THE MONTH TO BUY
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Girls' Footwear
Boys' English or Broad Shapes in Shoes or Oxfords
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Girls' Patent Mary-Jane, Ankle Straps with whfte soles
.50
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GEO THOMAS.
STANDARD Supply coi Cor. 10th and North F. Stsi Cement Blocks
Lumber Woodwork Doors and Sash Shingles Roll Roofing,
Posts Cement Plaster Lime Sewer Pipe Drain Hie Flue Lining.
Slate Shingles For Quality and Service,, Call 2459.
"THIRTY FEET FROM SEVENTH STREET."
"THIRTY FEET FROM SEVENTH STREET.
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Many strive for it none reach-it, but its the striving that's made this such a desirable store .for you and your friends to buy Home Decorations. It has been our uppermost thought While building the business. You know,, if you've watched, how near we've attained to it and the reasons. v Maybe you've seen the store when it looked thoroughly complete? See it now! Each floor teems with the choicest and best Furniture that we can have made for this particular store with its particular customers. In the field of Furniture we not only lead, but are far in advance of many others. May not the striving for perfection be the cause ?
WE HAVE A HANDSOME DISPLAY OF LIVING ROOM TORNITUREilN ODD PIECES AND COMH-ETE SUITS
WHICH WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE YOU SEE. Exttlpa Speciiafl ' Bed Paveinipoirtl A Beautiful Davenport; with a Solid Oak" frame, ; has a one motion bed. Built of all steel guaranteed construction," upholstered with best brown Spanish chase leather, finished either fumed or golden oaka-handsome davenport by day and a- JT) (TJ fsL (TX practical bed at night..; Priced p 2. coeD vJJ-
THIRTY FEET FROM : . ; SEVENTH . STREET." -
THIRTY i FEET - FROM SEVENTH - STREET."