Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 165, 29 May 1916 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, , MONDAY, MAY.29.1916,

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FRIENDS GIVE SURPRISE PARTY FOR MITCHELLS

CHESTER, Ind-, Mar 23. Miss Mar jories Pickett spent Sunday "with MUs Ruth Wickett.. . .Bob Shatter and fanv ily of Richmond, visited John Shaffer -and family here this "wee. Bob Shaffer ! and family here this week Bob Shaffer ' the latter part of the -week.. : . . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tompson of Winchester, . Tlslted . Earl Mitchell and family r- ; cently. .... Several friends and neighTurra nn Wt lTa.rl Mltftiall a nlpanant surprise last Tuesday evening at her country home south of town on the Chester pike. The guests were members of the M. E. Sunday school. The time was roent with games and mule. Luncheon was served to the following: Messrs. and Mesdames Earl Mitchell, Rev. and Mrs. Ulmer, Luther Hfhshaw, Charles Huffman, Jess Green, Homer Estell, Grey Car roll, Edwin Charles, John Fowble, ! Caleb Duke, James Webster, Mrs. Ada i Morrow, Mrs. Passy Avery ; Misses Marjorie Huffman, Bonnie Carman, Mariorie Pickett. Lucile Huffman, Blanche ' Carman, Gladys Carroll, Carroll. Mary Hinshaw, Jane Carroll, Florence Webster. Chauncey Mor row, Harry Vornauf, Malon Dalzell, Everett Mopps, - Maurice Hinshaw, Charles Averv. Louis Carroll.. .. .The lii4Uo AM inMtr -met WilnptfidaV' afternoon. There were eleven mem1.1. f 1. J IIIUJ.IIU&. -SAVAGE, BIG FIGURE IN HARNESS GAME I -W-W. SAVAOZ, M. W. Savage, owner of Dan patch, the world's champion pacer, whose record, of a mile in 1:55 still stands, is one of the largest figures In the harness racing game, and has done much to keep the trotting and pacing sport up to the mark. Mr. Savage maintains a large stock farm at Minneapolis, where at present he has 250 standard and registered trotters and pacers of all ages. These include stallions, mares, colts and Tillies. Mr. Savage estimates that he has $300,000 invested in horseflesh on his farm, which itself, with the buildings, is . valued at $200,000 SONS FIRE SALUTE. EVANSV1LLE, lad., May 29.Because the local national guard company has been disbanded, the Sons of Veterans will five' the salute over the graves of dead soldiers Memorial Day. Priests in the Greek church their heads shaved quite bald. have S. S. S.f GREATEST BLOOD WHEN OTHERS FAIL! Nature Remedy for Troubles. Blood The purifying and curative properties of Nature's great remedy have made "S. S. S. for the Blood" a housekold saying-. Thousands today enjoying perfect health owe their recovery from blood or skin diseases to this universally used lood purifier. 6. 8. 8. Is made entirely from roots, herbs and N H t. . . rV. 4 vissttnAaa flffSTiatTl? and heallas' lnsrredfents. Tou cannot bo ii T kUnj lrTllir' vou wen wbcii jfwwi - - . - -. . , lack strength and energry natural with health; your compwuon wctwmc. v---and sallow; your vitality is weakened. C- " maft r which 'atur intends shall be thrown off. Is left In the system. It Is absorbed Into the blood and boils, pimples, rashes. , -. -i .-A riinllnn of th skin appear. a 3. S. s;oes Into the circulation and removes every parities of fclood taint or poisoa Sf every character. All skin diseases and eruptions pass away, and th smooth, clear skin, lowlnK wit health, shows that the -body is beingbttlm Catarrh, Scrofula, Conttg out felood PoUon, are U deep-seated blood disorders, and for their treatment potn. r o a a s ft. fi. at anv tfuBT HUMS O. ' - - dro- store. Don't accept a "bstitute. If yours Is a peculiar case, write Swift

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Dollar Day Sale Knit Underwear. 50c Women's Unikin Suits, 3 for $1.00 Fine gauze summer untf.on suits. Made V-neck or round neck. " Silk taped neck and arm holes. Lace or cuff knee. Sizes 4, S, 6 (34, 36, 38 bust). 50c value, 39 each; three-ior $1.00. WOMEN'S EXTRA SIZE UNION, 25c An exceptional oportunity far women wearing sizes 7, 8, and 9, (40, 42, 44 bust) underwear. These union suits have the V-neck, non-slipping shoulders; will not bind the arms, and very -elastic; perfect fitting; sleeveless; lace knee. s MERCERIZED VESTS, 3 for $1.00 35 each. A splendid value. V-neck the kind that stays on the shoulders; silk taed and very elastic; sizes 4, 5 and 6. GAUZE VESTS, 2 for 25c. Either fine ribbed or swiss ribbed gauze vests. V-neck or round neck. All sizes, -4 to 9. Dollar Day Bargains in Men's Underwear 50c SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, 3 for $1.00 Broken lines in light weight balbriggan short sleeve shirts, 34 to 44. Double seat; ankle length drawers; sizes 30 and 32. 39 each or three for 1.00. MEN'S UNION SUITS, 2 for $1.00 Full 6izes 34 to 46. Light weight, short sleeve, ankle length, closed crotch; also a barred nainsook athletic union, sleeveless, loose knee, an sizes. Men's Shirts and Drawers, 2 Suits, $1.00 Light weight balbriggan, short or long sleeve shirts; ankle length, double seat drawers; all sizes. A good cool underwear for hot weather. Cool Net Corsets for Hot Weather, 50c Medium bust, long hips. Four good supporters. Reinforced at all points of special strain with a light weight batiste. It's really the coolest corset there is and it wears well, too. All sizes. COOL NET BRASSIERES, 50c Made of net with shields under the arms ; perfect fit ting; all sizes. DOLLAR DAY HOSIERY SPECIALS Fibre Boot Silk Hose, 29c; 4 pair for $1.00 Wayne knit, fibre silk boot with lisle top; lisle heel and toe ; double sole ; spliced heel, black or white. NEW COLORS IN DOLLAR WAYNE KNIT SILK HOSE Bronze, dark bronze, African brown, field mouse, silver, grey, champagne, Palm Beach, flesh, cherry rose, canary yellow, lavender, sky, pink and navy. Muslin Underwear for Dollar Day 50c WOMEN'S GOWNS, 3 for $1.00 Good quality, soft finish muslin gown, lace and embroidery trimmed, full length and full size. Short sleeve, slip-over style, three for $1.00. 59c WOMEN'S GOWNS, 2 for $1.00 Fine quality muslin gowns. Lace and embroidery trimmed; five styles; slip-over or button front; good full sizes. MUSLIN DRAWERS, 4 for $1.00 Linen lace trimmed or plain tucked. Open or closed Good quality of muslin. - PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED

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MILTON, InL, May 29. Flowers for Decoration will be brought to the schoolhouse Tuesday morning, where Miss Sarah Roberts will be chairman of the floral committee, and they will be made up into wreaths and bunches for scattering over the graves of the soldiers. The children are-requested to collect the flowers. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Allen, of Brownstown, are spending a few days In Milton, and have taken board with Mrs. Julia BalL Mr. Allen Is here In the" Interest of the electric light work. . . .Foster Scott Hurst, of j Centarrille, is spending the week-end ; with his cousin, Harold Larson, east of j town Harry Gause caught a carp while fishing - here, Friday, that weighed twelve pounds,.,. Chas. Ferguson ana aaugnter, airs, uscar iurlin, attended the funeral of Mrs. Car rie Beeson, at Dublin, Saturday. .. . Paul Werklng attended the funeral of his annt, Miss Olive Morgan, at Dublin, Friday. .. .Dr. Albertson's new office room on South Central avenue, is being repainted and put in neat con dition. - Move Picture Show. The Hudleston moving picture show that has ,been tented on the old stave Tniii grounds, has gone to Philomath to pitch its tent for a few days.. .Mrs. Vene Beeson, Chas. and Frank Calloway, are among those from here, who attended the funeral of Mrs. Carrie Beeson at Dublin.... Harry Manlove gave one of his pleasing entertainments at Cambridge City, Friday evening .... Mrs. McClure, who ha been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Vene Beeson, returned to Conersville, Friday evening.... Dean Manlove was taken to Richmond Saturday by his parents, James Butler, pinnacle. His Jamaica, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manlove, to have MUSLIN SKIRTS, $L49 Ffve patterns; beautifully trimmed in. fine lace with a lace trlmmea unaeriay. Ten. and eleven, inch flounces. Made of good quality muslin; medium width. 50c CORSET COVERS, 39c; 3 for $1.00 There is a limited number of these. Every pattern of which there are only one of two sizes left, are in this lot They're beautifully trimmed in lace or" embroidery. Some of the best patterns we've had this season. We have these sizes : 34, 36. DOLLAR DAY TOWEL SALE 15c TURKISH TOWELS, 5 for 50c Limit five to a customer. 18x34 inch; heavy weight; our regular 15c quality, five for 50. Dollar Day Sale All Linen Crashes TWENTY PIECES OF PURE LINEN Bleached or brown chashes, including Stevens and Barnsley crashes; also the Russia crashes; red or blue border, or the plain white. These crashes sell for ISc a yard. Dollar Day only, eight yards for $1.00. Twenty pieces of pure linen, three-quarters linen and half linen crashes, in bleached or brown red or blue borders, regular price 10c yard; Dollar Day onlytwelve yards f or 1.00. DOMESTICS 10c Hope Muslin, twelve yards, $1.00. 1214c Hill Muslin, ten yards fo $1.00. :igU- : TABLE LINENS , ,$1.35 DAMASK, $1.00 Two patterns; heavy weight sateen damask; pure bleached; 70 inch; chrysanthemum and satin striped rose pattern. We have napkins to match. RIBBONS Twenty-five pieces of extra wide ribbons. They are from six to eight inches wide and come in satins, moires or fancy brocaded in all the wanted shades, with plenty of white, light blues and pinks. These are regular 50c and 59c values; Wednesday, Dollar Day, 35 yard; three yards for $1.00. FANCY RIBBON HAT BANDS We show a beautiful line of the fancy ribbons for hat bands in all of the combinations with the picot edges in numbers 7, 9 and 12; including also the plain black or white. See the special lot we offer for Wednesday, Dollar Day, per yard, 25 . GLOVE SPECIALS FOR DOLLAR DAY Ladies' short silk gloves with the double finger tips. Each pair warranted not to wear out at the finger ends. We show these goods in white or black in the self or two-tone contrasting embroidery backs; Wednesday, Dollar Day, 50 Pair; two pairs $1, LONG v LISLE GLOVES We have just a. limited quantity of a full sixteen button long French lisle glove. These come in white only and a full range of sizes. These are a regular 50c value. Wednesday, Dollar Day, pair, 29. LONG SILK GLOVES Twenty-five dozen of ladies' sixteen-button Long Silk Gloves, with the double finger tip. These goods come in white only. Our regular 79 c value, Wednes day, Dollar Day, per pair, 59.

MRS. HANSON IS DEAD HAGERSTOWN, Ind., May 29. Mrs. Mary Hanson died Thursday at the home of her son, Frank Hanson, near Dalton, of heart trouble. She was widow, her husband having died nine years ago. She made her home with her children. She is sur

his tonsils removed. .. .Ltndley Baker, of near Bentonville, was in town Saturday. He sold his hogs to Lee Hartman. There J were 120 head. The young ones made & weight of over 200 pounds and the old ones of over 400 pounds... .The MUton garage with C J. Cop pock, as proprietor, has a new signboard..-, Harry Gause is the-new clerk at Brass's grocery. . . .Mr. - and Mrs. O. H. Beeson, Mrs. Chas. Kniese and daughter Papline, of Cambridge City, spent Friday with Mr. and. Mrs. Jas. Murphy, south of town. Masonic Calendar Tuesday Richmond Lodge, No. 196, F. and A. M. Called meeting; work In the Master Mason degree, commencing at 7 o'clock. Light refreshments. , Wednesday Webb Lodge, "No. 24, F. and A., M. Called meeting; work In the Master Mason degree, commencing at 7 o'clock. Thursday Wayne Council, No. 10, R. and S. M. Stated meeting. Saturday Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting.

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Frotects delicate ESCAPES UNINJURED. RUSHVILLE, Ind., May 29. Run aways have no terrors for J. M. Wigginton, who although eighty went through one without being injured. From newsboy to dean of the law school of the New York university, is the achievement of Frank H. Sommers of Newark, N. J. Keeps hair ODD SIZES LADIES' LISLE GCOVES A small lot of ladies' Short Lisle Gloves in small sizes only, 5 and 6. The colors are grey, tan, white, brown or black. If you can wear these sizes, you are fortunate, as they are regular 50c and 75c values; priced special for Wednesday, Dollar Day, pair 19. LADIES' WINDSOR TIES We show a beautiful line of ladies' Silk Windsors in the fancy plaids, Roman stripes, and checks. Also a heavy plain all-silk crepe de chene in a dozen of the new shades. These goods are very popular for the ladies' blouses. We offer them for one day only Wednesday, Dollar Day, 39. LADIES' HAND BAGS We have just received some new arrivals in ladies' all-leather Hand Bags with the fancy silk or allleather linings fitted with change purse and mirror in the leather covered or metal frames. Regular $1.25 and $1.50 values, Wednesday, Dollar Day, $1. PARTY CASES and VANITY BOXES We show our entire 1 ine of high priced fancy metal Vanity Cases and Party Boxes; goods which were sold from $1.50 to $2.50. Priced special for one day only, Wednesday, Dollar Day, $1.00. STORM QUEEN AUTO VEIL We show our Storm Queen Auto Veils in a special 18x60 inch size, fully hemstitched on all four sides; comes in a dozen good shades. This veil is waterproof and can be washed; Wednesday, Dollar Day, only 39. SERVING TRAYS We offer a beautiful mahogany serving tray, size 10x16 inches, with a felt back; lined with a heavy fancy cretonne; glass covered; choice of three designs; regular $1.00 value; Wednesday, Dollar Day, only 59. CHIFFON SILKS Thirty pieces of our yard-wide Chiffon Silks. This is a half silk cloth used for waists, dresses, blouses, and undergarments. The colors are: white, cream, blue, pink, maize, Nile, peach, lavender, old rose, Alice, wisteria, cardinal, pongee, reseda, navy and black. This cloth is sun and tub proof, and jus: the thing for hot weather wear. Priced special for Wednesday, Dollar Day, four yards for $1.00. Five pieces of 56-inch Minerva and Silverbloom suit ings in the narrow hairline and the broad sport styles for skirts, suits or coats. These goods are guaranteed washable and in great demand. The price is $1.25 and $1.50. Special for Wednesday, Dollar Day, $1.00. WASH CORDUROYS Three pieces of 32-inch Wash Corduroy for separate skirts and sport coats. The colors are white, new blue and rose. These are regular $1.25 values; Wednesday, Dollar Davy, $1.00. Black and White All Wool Checks Two pieces of 56-inch all-wool Black-and-White Checks for coats and skirts. . These are regular $2.00 values; Wednesday, Dollar Day, $1.69.

vived by two daughters and one gouv One daughter resides at Kokomo and one at New London, Znd. Her age was 76 years, he body was taken to New London for burial.

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does far more thari remove Any soap will clean your skin a bar of laundry soap will do if you do not care what becomes of your complexion. But you know that laundry soap usually contains harsh, drying alkali that would ruin your skin and hair, so you never think of using it for your toilet. Poorly made toilet soaps contain this same injurious chemical. Resinol Soap has absolutely no free alkali, while to it is added the Resinol medication, which physicians prescribe regularly for skin affections. This gives it soothing, healing properties which improve the complexion, protect tender skins, from irritations, and keep the hair rich, lustrous and free from dandruff. ' Resinol Soap is sold by all druretas. Tor a trial aixe cake, write to Dept. IO.R, Resiaoi. Baltimore, Md. skin healthy SECOND FLOOR Twenty-five Wash Dresses, white and colored, sold' up to $7.50 each; choice $1.00One lot of Dress Skirts, goods that 6old up to $5.00. Take your choice for $1.00. ' New lot of Sport Stripes for skirts; all colors; 36 in. wide; four yards for $1.00. See the counter of White Wash Waists goods; worth up to $1.50; choice 50 each, two for $1.00. 300 Wear-long Umbrellas; ladies' and gents sizes; k $1.50 and $2.00 values; choice $1.00. CHILDREN'S DRESSES 3 to 14 years; gingham and percale; 50 each; two for $1.00. C U R T A I N S See the counter of Lace and Net Curtain Goods in this lot up to $2.00; choice $1.00 PairSee the lot of Muslin Curtains, 4Q and 75 pair; worth double the price. See the lot of Odd Curtains at 50 75S $1.00. KIMONA APRONS Special with a fitted waist line; light or dark; all sizes; 59 each; two for $1.00. SPORT DRESS A two-piece Dress; percale, stripe and plain combination; $1.50 values; choice $1.00. AUTO CAPS Special at 50 and $1.00 each. Six dozen Sport Hats in stripes and plain colors; can be washed; choice 50. Five dozen Garden Hats, to take the place of sun bonnets? all colors 5 choice 25 each. See them. Special Combination of Stationery We offer for Dollar Day only, one full pound of heavy linen stationery in the note size with ninety-six sheets to the pound, and fifty envelopes to match in J a good quality of linen. The whole combination. ninety-six sheets of paper and fifty envelopes, for Wednesday, Dollar Day, 25. CROCHET COTTON We now have all numbers In either white or ecru, O. N. T. Crochet Cotton priced special, Wednesday, Dollar Day, three for 15; per box, 83. SPECIAL SILKS FOR DOLLAR DAY Two pieces of 40-inch Crepe Chiffon. The colors are ivory or flesh; regular $1.25 value; Wednesday, Dollar Day, $1.00. One piece of 40-inch All-Silk White Crepe de Chene; heavy quality; $1.50 value; Wednesday, Dollar Day, priced at only $1.00. Four pieces of yard-wide Wash Taffeta for blouses,. aresses, bkiits ana undergarments. The colors are: ivory, flesh, pink and blue. A regular $1.50 value; Wednesday, Dollar Day.-gl.QQ One piece of yard-wide natural all-silk Pongee for suits, dresses and coats. Our regular $1.00 value, Wednesday, Dollar Day, 79. One piece of yard-wide half-silk Crepe de Chene, In wnite omy; Wednesday, Dollar Day, 59. One piece of yard-wide Black Chiffon finished Taffeta; a regular $1.39 value; Wednesday, Dollar Day, only $1.00. , One piece of yard-wide Messaline. A beautiful soft, bright finish; regular $1:25 value; Wednesday, Dollar Day, $1.00. PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED

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