Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 169, 2 June 1916 — Page 3
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND. SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1916
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC
CENTERVILLE, Ind., June 2. Mrs. Mary Ryan and Mrs. Alice Bpwmaster are visiting Mrs. Ryan'g sister in Hollandsburg, O....Mrs. Brown and daughter Mode visited friends in Dublin Tuesday. .. .Miss Marie Rodenberg returned to Indianapolis Wednesday 'morning after a visit of a few days with her mother, Mrs. Wm. Rodenberg " . . . .The two classes known as the "Sunbeams" and "Gleaners" of the Friends' S. S. with their pastor, Miss Mildred Allen, . picnicked near East Germantown Tuesday. Receives Fine Jardinere,. Mrs. John Sullivan is the recipient of a jardinere made by a friend, Mrs. Meda Burgess which is a clever piece of handcraft. Bits of broken china fitted together in mosaic order are cemented to an ordinary granite pan, the cement being guilded. It makes a beautiful and useful gift Mrs. Cnas Osborne visited friends in Richmond Wednesday Robert Peelle and wife, Joseph Zea. Erie Wright and wife and Mr. and Mrs. lreton were among those who attended the auto races. .. .Cora Spahr left last week for Winona, where she will take a course of study in teachers' training. Home From Columbus. Raymond Morgan is home from Columbus for a few days. He will leave for Chicago University soon, going by way of Bloomington where he will stop for a short visit Ruth Zea left Thursday for her home in Urbana, Ohio, after a two weeks visit with her brother Mr. Frank Bousman and family moved to Greensfork last week, v-fcpjr Bowsnmn will do black-
FAIR AUDIENCE HEARS JUDGE COMSTOCK TALK
JACKSONBDRG, Ind., June 2. Paul Miller of Indianapolis, is visiting relatives here. .... Mrs. Will Modlin i3 visiting her sister, Mrs. Lon Harmel. ....Mr. and Mrs. Lon Harmel gave a supper Sunday to relatives Charles Coffman of Indianapolis, is visiting his brother .Martin .Next Sunday morning will be family day at the church. Children's day will be observed in the evening Some of our people are going to Milton Saturday night to see "The New Minister," a play given by the young people of the Christian church John Markley of Richmond, was in town Sunday and took his place with the veterans, of which there were eight. Henry Sumwalt, 82, was the oldest The Economic club met. with Mrs. Alice Kiser Wednesday. An interesting program was rendered and Mrs. George Weber and Miss Grace Kirby were made members. A social hour followed with refreshments..... A fair sized crowd attended Memorial exercises here Sunday afternoon. Judge D. W. Comstock delivered the address. Miss Ruth Daugherty of
New Lisbon sang a beautiful solo and appropriate music was furnished by the Honey Creek band. At the cemetery a short service for the unknown dead was held, and flowers placed on the graves. The Odd Fellows joined he veterans in the exercises.
PLAN CHENS DAY
WARM DAYS BRING CORN UP RAPIDLY IN CRETE FIELDS
CREATE, Ind., June 2. Most farmers have finished planting corn, and the rain Saturday and Sunday is bringing it up in a hurry The Elevator company is installing a new steam plant. Everything is on the ground
necessary, and Mr. Hollingsworth of Lynn is putting down a well to' supply the water. .. .Orla Bowman shipped a load of fine cattle for the market last week some of his own feeding. ..':.J. B. Jordan shipped a carload of hogs Thursday. .. .Frank Taylor rnd wife, of Columbus. Ohio, were guests of of his brother, Ira, and family Sunday. They will make an extended visit in the neighborhood, and will also visit in Union City, and a brother, Lee Taylor, in Winchester, and attend memorial services at Spartansburg, Sunday, before returning home. Hon. James E. Watson is expected to be present to deliver the address. The Home orchestra and band will furnish the music Howard Wenger. who has been attending school at Lafayette is expected home the last of the week. Guy Alxander of Muncie was home Sunday L. H. Border and wife entertained friends from Economy Sunday E. H. Coffin and family of Spiceland are visiting her father.... Mr. Coffin and family and J. B. Jordan and wife called on J. H. Jordan and family Sunday evening. . . .H. P. Middleton and family called at the Jordan home Sunday evening.
' CENTERVILLE, Ind., June 2. Children's Day services will be rendered at the Christian church next Sunday evening. The McCormick orchestra of Milton will furnish music for the occasion. Tho Christian church Sunday school is very large and there will be a number of songs rendered by children's choruses. Songs exercises, Etc.. will fill the remainder of the program.
MRS. LOOP DIRECTS SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON CHENS' DAY
HARPERS ON TOUR VISIT IN BOSTON
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., June 2. Miss Mary Metts, after having spent the year in school in Chicago, returned home Wednesday night, to spend the
summer vacation in the home of her aunt, Mrs. John Dillon Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harper, who are making an extended trip through the East, write from Boston to friends, that they are having a delightful trip and are apparently getting the most from it. ... . Mrs. Margaret Cole of Connersville, is a visitor in the homes of her daughter and sister, Mrs. E. Filby and Mrs. Kate Drischel. ,
POWER IS DISCUSSED
CENTERVILLE, Ind.. June 2. The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. William
Kempton on East Main street.
subject Power"
Mrs. A. B. Dunbar, followed by responsive readings from other members. There were about fourteen present. Refreshmsnts were served at the close of the program. The next meeting will be July 13, with Mrs. Lafayette Jackson.
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A TERRiBLK HANDICAP. "I don't like the way Miss Kale slt tier mount. She bounces so terribly." "Yes, I've noticed that you see her father is in the rubber business."
ECONOMY, Ind., June 2. Dr. A. L. Loop was again called to Lebanon on the account of his father's critical illness The moving picture show did a fairly good business while here. After Sunday night services at the M. E. and Friends church tbe show tent filled Big preparations are goinf;
forward for Children's Day, which will j
be Sunday evening, June 12, at the'
Methodist church, at 7:30 o'clock. Creation's King is the heading of the whole program and Mrs. A. L. Loop is chairman of the committee George Canady and his force of hands, Irwin Hurst, Lee Lamb, Russel Shoemaker and James Haxton are working at Hagerstown this week ModocEconomy Telephone company is erecting new poles east of town .along the Economy and Williamsburg pike..:.. Mr. Hurst of Carlos City, was here Monday afternoon Mr. and Mrs Paul Cain and daughter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Cain Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Art Cain and son were at Jacksonburg Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Peterson were at Richmond Monday afternoon There was a business meeting of the M. E. church board and members Mon-j
day night at the church.
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39d Women's 50c 29r I To $1 WASH AQn 1 35c CHILD'S -fQJ Women's 65c OQ$1.50 MIDDY QAn GLOVES. . . Jr APRONS . . . SKIRTS .... ROMPERS . LVL SILK HOSE. C SUITg 34C Women s Pure Silk Womens kimono aprons Women's Wash Skirts, Child's Rompers of fine Women's pure silk hose Women's and Misses' Gloves, 2 clasps, black big full size, light and of fine quality, well quality chambray, neat- in black and white on- Middy Suits, complete and white, specially dark checks and stripes made, in all sizes, spe- ly trimmed, priced for ly, priced special for with skirt, in white and priced for Saturday at Special for Saturday cial for Saturday at Saturday at Saturday at colors specially priced 39c I 29c I 49c 19c 1 39c 94c
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Q Hundreds of beautiful new girls' ft dresses just arrived; dozens of dif2? ferent styles, specially priced for Saturday at 94c. $3.50 Silk Sweaters, $1.98 Women's silk fibre Sweaters in all Q colors, trimmed with contrasting shades, for Saturday at $1.98. BEST $1 CORSETS, 69c The best 1 Corset in America, made of fine coutil embroidery, top trimmed. Priced for Saturday at 69c.
Uncle Joe Cannon says the real secret of getting the most from a cigar is to light it at the wrong end, as the last half of a smoke is the best, and can be got at first by this direct and simple process.
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increases strength of delicate, nervous .rundown people 200 per cent in ten days In many instances. $100 forfeit rf it fails as per full explanation in large
:rtlcle scon to appear in this paper. .sk vour doctor of druersrist about it Conky Drug Co. and Clem Thistle thwaite Drug Stores always carry ii Mock. Adv.
Best $1.50-$2 Corset, 94c
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beverai ramous makes; guaranteed rustproof: choice of every new model, priced for Saturday at 94c.
TO $22.50 SPRING SUITS, $10.75 Women's beautiful new Spring Suits, beautifully made in the new flare and belted effects, of finest All Wool Serges, Poplins and Silk Poplins. Priced for Saturday at $10.75 TO $30 NEWEST SUITS, $12.75 Your choice of beautiful all wool Poplins, Men's Wear Serges, Silk Taffetas, etc., all made in the very newest models, priced for Saturday only at $12.75. TO $9.00 SPRING COATS AT $4.65 Women's newest Spring Coats, beautifully made in every new style of finest all wool serges, mixtures, novelties, etc. Special at $4.65. TO $15 SPRING COATS AT $7.95 Of finest all wool Poplins, White Chinchillas, etc., made beautifully in many of the season's best models, priced for Saturday only at $7.95
50c HAND BAGS, 37c Women's fashionable leather hand bags with interior trimmings; priced for Saturday at 37c.
CENTERVILLE CLUB USES SCHOOL ROOM
CENTERVILLE. Ind., June 2. The Centerville school board has extended to the Ladies' Auxiliary the privilege of the use of the school building for Its meeting place. This will certainly be a convenient place and the auxiliary wishes to express appreciation and thanks for the decision of the board. The school building has a large well equipped domestic science room which can be used for their cooking demonstrations. The picnic which has been partly planned for the auxiliary has been postponed indefinately. The next meeting will be at the school house next Tuesday.
By skillfully grouping 250.000 grains of corn an Iowa boy has made a remarkable and clever model of the American silver dollar.
Darken Your Gray Hair Look Young All Your Gray Hair Changed to an Even Dark Shade by Q-Ban - Harmless No Dye. Not a Trace of gray shows In your hair after a few applications of Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer to hair and scalp. Q-Ban is a harmless, ready-to-use liquid, which makes scalp and hair healthy. If your hair is gray, streaked with gray, prematurely gray, faded, thin or falling, simply shampoo hair and scalp with Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer. It is delightful to apply, as it is not sticky or messy. All your gray hair and entire head of hair then quickly turns to an even shade, leaving all your hair healthy, fluffy, soft, radiant, full of life, fascinating; so evenly dark and handsome no one will Buspect you use Q-Ban. Also stops dandruff and falling hair, Sold on a money-back guarantee. Only 50c for a big 7-oz. bottle at Le H. Fihe's drug etore, Richmond, Ind. Out-of-town peo,ple supplied by parcel post Call, write or telephone. Adv.
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MOTOR. CAR
It is establishing a very notable record for low cost of maintenance, and freedom from repair. Almost any dealer can give you impressive facts and figures in this connection. In and of themselves they constitute a verystrong incentive to ownership. It will pay you to visit us and examine this car
The gasoline consumption is unusually The tire mileage is unusually high.
low.
The price of the Touring Car or Roadster complete is $785 (f. o. b. Detroit)
Anito Sales Agency
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$3 SILK KIMONOS, $1.88 J Women's Silk Kimonos or genuine serpentine crepe, beautiful patO terns to select from; Saturday at $1.88. . g $1.50 SUIT CASES, 89c A huge variety of Suit Cases in GJ fibre or matting, large size, priced for Saturday at 89c.
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To $10 White Emb'd Dresses, $4.95 Women's beautiful White Embroidered Dresses of fine quality voile in dozens of pretty styles, well made and neatly trimmed, come in all sizes; priced for Saturday at $4.95.
To $4 Women's White Dresses. . .$1.98 To $3.00 Women's Tub Dresses. .$1.98 To $8.00 Linen Sport Dresses $4.75 To $15 Silk Taffeta Dresses. $7.95 To $8.00 Silk Taffeta Skirts. ... .84.95 Women's $3.50 Dress Skirts, wool $1.98 $5 Dress Skirts, checks, poplin, $2.98 Women's $6.50 Dress Skirts $3.98
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50c BOUDOIR CAPS, 39c U Women's beautiful Boudoir Caps in many different styles, trimmed in O ribbon, etc., special at 39c. J $1.50 Silk Auto Caps, 98c 2 Women's chic looking Silk Auto Caps in all colors, priced for Sat- 2 urday at 98c. W o $1.50 KIMONOS, 94c 8 Genuine Serpentine Crepe Kimo- Q nos in plain and beautiful floral patterns; special at 94c. 75c Middy BLOUSES, 39c For misses, women and children, nicely trimmed and well made, priced for Saturday at 39c. Q o S1.50-S2 House Dress, 98c ft New shipment just arrived of beau- f tiful Women's House Dresses of Vf finest percales, chambray, etc. Sat- JJ urday, your choice at 98c. O , 50c Child's Rompers, 39c Children's Rompers, beautifully made in every color of fast color f and tub proof materials, specially if priced at 39c. To $4 Silk Petticoats $1.69 Women's Silk Petticoats in all col- 3
uir. ucauuiuu maae, actually worth to $4; special for Saturday at $1.69.
Women's 75c Envelope Chemise, 49c Of fine quality Muslin, beautiful emb r o i d e r e d trimmed, special at 49c.
$1.50-$2 Silk Corset Co.vers, 98c. Newly arrived, beautiful trimmed Crepe De Chene Corset Covers, special at 98c.
75c Muslin Petticoats 49c
$1.00 Muslin Petticoats 69c
$1.50-$2 Muslin Petticoats. . . .98c $1.00 Envelope Chemise 69c $1.00 Muslin Gowns ....... .69c 75c Crepe de chine Corset Cover 49c
Sensational Sale of $5.00 WAISTS Samples, that's what they are, but under ordi oary conditions you would pay $5 for them. All new spic and span and each waist of this season's origination. Choice of finest Crepe De Chines, Chiffons, Pussy Willow Taffetas, Tub Silk, etc., in a blaze of lovely colors; each waist carefully finished and trimmed, your choice at
Women's 65c Union Suits, 39c Of fine gauze, ribbed, cut full, beautifully trimmed with silk taped neck, loose or tight knee; special at 39c.
To $1 Women's Union Suits, 59c Silk finished gauze ribbed Union Suits, Comfy Cut, beautifully trimmed priced special at 59c.
Women's 19c Vests l2V2c Women's 35c Knit Pants 19c
Women's I2y2c Gauze Vests. . .9c Women's 19c Fine Hose. . . . 12c
$1.50 Voile Silk Waists 94c $3.00 Pretty Silk Waists. . . .$1.98 1000 Middy Blouses, $2 values. 98c
To $1.00 Middy Blouses 49c iWomen's35c Llsle Hose ..... .19c
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The Grand Leader offers you
choice from the largest collection of Wash Skirts at Savings of 33 1-3 Q per cent. g $1.50 Wash SKIRTS, 98c Women's fine quality Wash Skirts, nicely trimmed and well made,
come in all sizes to 38 waist nn SnpHal at MFSP.
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Men's $1.50 two-piece Pajamas, 89c $1 Bal. Athletic Union Suits, 49c Men's $1 Sport Shirts, special, 69c 25c Pure Silk Dress Hose at . . . 19c Men's best 75c Caps at 43c Men's 75c Sport Shirts at 47c Men's $3 Dress Pants $1.88 $1 Railroad Overalls at 69c 50c President Suspenders 23c Men's S1.50 Trousers at 97c Men's 25c Paris Garters 17c 50c Shirts or Drawers 37c 75c Spring Neckties 45c $2 Silk Dress Shirts 95c 50c to 75c Work Shirts 39c 75c Muslin Night Shirts 45c
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Boys' $6 Suits All wool mixtures, blue serges, all spring styles; special
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$1.25 Couch 7qp $2.50 Silk Petti-$1.50 Lace OQ0 75c AUTO AQn 75c PILLOW A A 0 50c Tapestry 1 A Covers coats $1.19 Curtains ... oot VEILS SLIPS L Pillow Tops. J-C Come in big, full size. Of fine quality Mes- New shipment beauti- Fine quality Chiffon Beautifully embroid- Beautifully designed in pretty Roman saline; come in all col- ful lace curtains, also Auto Veils, all colors: ered Pillow Slips of Tapestry Pillow Tops, stripes; special price ors; specially priced pretty Scrims, special specially priced for Sat- fine quality; special specially priced for Satat at for Saturday urday at at urday at 79c 1 gl19 j 88c 49c 44c 14c
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