Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 150, 11 May 1916 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND STJNVTELEGIfcAM. THURSDAY, May 11, 1916

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.The man mho tried to gain entrance Into the Richmond dental offices laBt Tuesday night is thought to have been a dope fiend. Probably a person addicted to the use of cocaine. Tuesday evening about 7 o'clock a cocaine fiend visited the office of Dr. George B. Hunt and tried to persuade the doctor to give him ' some of the drug. The cocaine was almost all out of his system at .the time Dr. Hunt said, and the -man was almost wild. "A man in that condition is liable to do almost anything in order to get some of the dope," Dr. Hunt said 'today. . ." .. All Indications show that the door of Dr. F. S. Anderson's office was tried early in the evening. The man evidently was nervous because he only

REMEMBER MOTHER, PLEA AT Y. M, G. A.

1 A form letter from the Mothers Day International . association urging the universal, observance of the day has

been posted in. the lounging room of

the Y.. M. C. A. .The letter says: r - "In honor of the best mother who ever, lived. If you cannot be with v your mother on this day In person, you will toe with her in thought. Send

her an affectionate greeting to let her

know you are thinking of her."- ;

MAJOR ROSS IS DEAD

Major John W. Ross, well-known Connersville man, who has a host of ' friends in Richmond is dead. Besides being a member of the G. A. R., he f as prominent as a Mason and Odd Fellow.

HERE'S VALUABLE

Continued From Page One. , you know. But if you locate their hiding places you will find all you can pluck. "I don't have any trouble in getting ell the mushrooms I want. I've got a mushroom hound, and that boy can spot a colony of "mushrooms a mile off.. It took m some time to train him-but it has surely been worth my tiouble. How did I train him? Well, that's my secret, and I am going to keep it. because I am the only man in the United States what has a mushroom hound. Lets Him Smell Fungus. "When I go out mushroom hunting I let tt!'' here hound smell a mushroom. M-i then he gets busy. When

he comeo to a E3st of mushrooms he comes tj point, just like he was spotting a ccy of quail. Whou I pick 'em thi3 fcrc hcur.d raoves en to the nexjt bunch of mc eh rooms. , '"He lardest Jcb I had was t-fceh-Ing thi hero hound the difference between a mushroom and a toadstool. l:ut. you can't fool him now. He don't never maka a mistake,'

tried 'one door a short time and then would try another, door. The marks left on the ddors show plainly that the work was that of an amateur.

INTER INFANT CHILD

NEW PARIS, O.. May 11. Funeral services for Barbara, the 6-year-old

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nor

throp, will be held from the residence at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon- The Rev. B. J. Vance will have charge.

Interment will be in Springlawn. The

child, who was unusually popular and

beloved by the people of this vicinity, had been ill about a week. She leaves

her parents, two brothers and two

sisters. Charles and Frank Haller of

Richmond, are relatives.

BRIEFS

COIKITY IlUPiSE DECODES AID TO DR. KRUEGER

Miss Mary Kennedy, the new county visiting nurse, will "be placed under the direction of the county health officer. At-a conference with the health officer this morning, it was decided to make the nurse a deputy health officer. E. M. Haas, secretary of the Wayne County Tuberculosis Society, said the location of her headquarters had not been decided but an office would probably be provided in the court house. An office may be arranged with Miss Grace King, domestic science super

visor. The other consideration is to

ave the nurse located .with the city

visiting nurse.

; Miss Kennedy was instructed by the

executive committee of the society to confine her work chiefly to the county

and the only work that is to be done in the city will be in the antituberculosis campaign. . r '-

WEAR CAnilATIOUS . -TO 110120!) TIIER

: Rev. TJ. S; A. Bridge has requested members of his church to wear carnations in honor of . the mothers next

smnaay. a pink one for the living and a white one for the dead. r . :.H ha alsA nnnnniMl fhf m-wt-v

who wished to bring flowers in honor

or a aeceasea motner to help decorate the church could do so. filirh flnwora

may be called for after the services

or jen so mat tney may be distributed among the sick.

REMAINS, OF

SETS PAGEANT DATE.'

The centennial celebration1 of the Sevastopol school will be held on the school grounds, one week front tomorrow afternoon. This . was announced today by Principal J. SV; Outland. - .

Continued' From Page One.-'--tend a school flag raising celebration, and kept her appointment with Rhodes. The youthful couple came to Richmond and from here went to Dayton,; where they remained until . ap

prehended. During their absence from New Castle the boy and his. sweetheart overlooked the formality of matrimony, passing themselves off as brother and

I sister: A serious charge has been pre-

ierrea against Knooes Dy -ine gin s father, who searched Hamilton,' Middletown and Dayton before he located the fugitive couple. It is said' that young Rhodes funds became exhausted last Tbesday and that Tuesday night he and his sweetheart slept on benches in the Soldiers' Home park. - Little Miss Braden. it is reported, is in despair over the ill fate which has befallen her lover, but her father is insisting on the boy's prosecution.

LIKES SNIPE-, j

.. Continued From Pag One! : : his associates informed him that they would show . him that very evening how to bag the festive snipe.

Hunt was greatly elated. After nightfall, while ominous thunder claps warned of. impending showers, the snipe hunters set forth. Hunt carrying a lantern, to attract and dazzle . the snipes, and the bag, into which they were to walk when blinded by his lantern glare. - . -Three miles from th noil

banks of placid Clear Creek, Hunt sat down on the end of a log with the bag and lantern. The conspirators set

iorin into tne woods to "beat up" the

game. After they had gone a short distance Hunt called them bar. "Siay around fellows. -1 .see m to--lng, and its awful lonesome, here, any how." He was told that be had seen no snipe, and that he never would set eyes on any of the timid creatures unless he quit shouting. i Friends Desert Hunt.: Then Hunt's fellow nimrods left him again and hurried back to the college. Two hours later, in a deluge fef raiu, with lightning flashing and the heavenly artillery booming terriricvolleys. Hunt, white of face and wet to the skin, dashed into Bundy hall. ; "You are a nice gang." Hunt roared when he met the other hunters. Got scared of a little old thunder , storm and ran away and left me by myself. I fell in the creek three times getting back to the college." .

SHINE STAND SOLD.

Luncheon 35c. Union S&tion Restaurant. . , 6-7t

Keep Your Skin Clear and Healthy. ' There la only one way to have a clear, healthy complexion and that is to keep the bowels active and regular. Dr. King's New Life Pills will make DRULEY ' ' your complexion . healthy and clear, move the bowels gently, stimulate the liver, cleanse the system and purify the blood. A splendid spring medicine. 25c at your druggists. Adv. i i Hokendauqua Tribe Red Men, 196. All members requested to meet at the wigwam 7 o'clock Friday evening to attend funeral of Bro. J.E.Weller. CHAS. WAY, Sachem. n-it

The New York shining parloc, 911 Main street, has been purchased by

KJohn Embry and is under the man

agement of Warren Finn. Mr. Finn was formerly proprietor of the stand. He assures good service.

HAVE COLOR III YOUR CHEEKS Be Better Looking Take Clive Tablets

If your skin Is yellow complexioft pallid tpngrua coated appetite poor you have a bad taste in your mouth a juzv, no-good eelins you should take Olive Tablet ' Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets a substitute for calomel were prepared by Dr. Kdwards after 17 years of study with his patients. . Dr. Edwards? Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their olive color. - ' ' - If you want & clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a loellnsr of buoyancy like childhood days, you must get at the cause.-' ' ' -- ; - Dr. Edwards Ollv Tablets act on the liver andtowela like calomelyet have no dangerous after effects . . They start the bile and overcome constipation. That's why millions of boxes are sold annually at lOo and 25c per box. All druggists. Take one or two nightly and note the pleasing results. k The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, (X

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The wearer of Fred's 10 and $15 Clothes is never out of place because of his clothes, at any time,' in any place. A Style, a Fabric, a Model to please every man. Our assurance and guarantee protects you in every transaction. ' . WHY PAY MORE?

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Some folks would bar you behT that thr bT dlscorered some ffiirr eloua Tco mbinttion t that wUl "restore" tbe f eslor to Tgray. streak-

balr. without ctainios it. No gurb preparation h a ever beB diacoTored. There Is only one preparation sofar

as know that Is entirely free from snlphur. lead, eilmprcury, line, aniline, coal tar products . . or their derivatlTen. That preparation is called "Brownatone." It is so easy and safe to apply that the wonder is that anjone eTer uaes anythinr else. "Brownatone" instantly tints the hair to . any shade of brown (or black) that may be desired. If the gray shows on your temple . or ia streaking- your hair if the ends of your : hair are lighter, than, tbe balance, or If for ' ' any reason you wish to stain all or part of "youf bair use "Brownatone." A sample and a booklet will be sent yon (from manufacturers only) upon receipt of 10c. Mention abade desired. All of the leading drug stores sell "Brownatone." Two aizes, 25c and $1.00. Insist oa "Brownatone" at your hairdresser's. Prepared by The Kenton Pbarmacal Co., 46u E. Pike St., Covington, Ky. Sold and guaranteed in Richmond by Thistlethwaites Drug Stores, Conkey Drug Co.. and all other leading druggists.

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Many Different Exclusive Styles to choose from SuifcTand Coats at all prices, all materials, coIots ami sizes?

$20.00 and $25.00 iSiLiiiittts $30.00 and $35.00

Up to $5.98 Coats

TmgsBr-;'- DRESSES ' SKIRTS J I N in SHk Check & Serge . Value $7-50 Value $3.50

C O A T S$C (IA I Bl o uscsjl Ofi Up to $10.00 rt'.,".l $3-50 Crepe de ChenevAvO

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$1.00 Silk Camisoles 2 for $1.00

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Nearly a million acres nf v-AliiahlA Indian

rj Lands located in SouthI eastern Oklahoma, aoon

to be sold by the U. S. governmenL Land is iiT the rainbelt. Residence not required. Notmec--essary to improve. This land, -though generally conceded to be valuable for oil and other minerals as well as for agricultural purposes, can. be bought for a few dollars per acre direct from the Government, -on easy annual payments. Close to rail-' roads and prosperous growing towns. REMEMBER: Land is the basis of all wealth and while our population is increasing in the millions, there will never be any more land than there Is today!

See the blgrailroad Pullman car now in Richmond, containing an extensive display of Oklahoma products, both mineral and agricultural, as well as numerous photographic views of ' Western development. Learn more of the Golden Growing West this is your chance. Demonstrators on duty daily from nine to twelve, one to five, and seven to nine P. M. Geologi-:. cal Surveys, Maps, Blue Prints, etc. open to inspection. NO CHARGE FOR ADMISSION INFORMATION FREE

Oklahoma Indian Land Car On Pennsylvania Railroad Tracks at the Pennsylvania Depot, Opposite the Arlington Hotel HERE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.

DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY!

DO IT NOW!

WHITE SATIN FLOUR Made at Home Always Dependable 24 Pound Sack .89c

BULK COCOA Pure and Wholesome Very Special Full Pound 22c

PITTED PRUNES Pure Prune Meat No Seeds 1 Pound Packages 2 Packages .25c

BEE HIVE COFFEE Always Right Very Specisi

2 Pounds

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TOMATOES Finest Whole Hand-Packed (Extras) 17c Cans, 2 Cans. .... .25c

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR STONE'S PREPARED CAKES, 10c EACH

PUREE OF TOMATO In Glass Jars Pure Strained Stock

2 (loc) Jars 20c

50c

ROLLED OATS Sunbeam Brand Regular 10c Packages 2 Packages 15c

CANNED PINEAPPLE Finest Hawaiian Large 25c, Thick Slice 3 Cans 50c

GRAPE JUICE

Pure Concord Regular 10c Bottles 4 Bottles 25c

SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION AND DISPLAY BEECHNUT BRAND FOOD PRODUCTS

DRIED PEACHES

Fine, Bright. Sun-dried Stock California Muirs 2 Pounds ..... 15c

COD-FISH

Finest Cream Heavy, Boneless Strips Per Pound 19c

INSTANT POSTUM

Large 50c Size Cans Very Special Per Can

39c

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LIBBY FINE CANNED FRUITS, SPECIAL: $1.50 Doz. Cans; 80c Half Doz.; 15c per Can

25 Bars Fels Naptha Soap 98c

25 Bars American Family Soap 98c 20 Packages Corn Starch, (1 lb.) ... .98c 3 Oil of Cedar Mops 98c 14 Packages Witch Macaroni (1 lb.). 98c 6 (25c) Pint Grape Juice 98c

J o tans (1 lb.) Chief Salmon, loc. . .98c

Fresh from the Water FRESH CAUGHT PICKEREL FRESH CAUGHT MACKEREL FRESH SHAD WITH ROE FRESH HALIBUT STEAKS

Special Feature i i Cent f Sale

Any item in this list in the QCp quantity specified, for . . .

THREE DAYS

4 Quarts Sweet Mix Pickles .

9 Cans 1 5c Sunbeam Corn . . . 35 Bars Lenox Soap ..... ... 5 Pounds Bulk Cocoanut .... 29 Rolls JUMBO Toilet Paper . 12 Cans Ferndell Apple Butter.

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