Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 178, 13 June 1916 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AKT

PARADE OF AUTOS

PASSES CAMBRIDGE ON WAY TO PICNIC CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Major Moore spent Sunday with relatives of Straughn.. . ..Misses Bernice and Beatrice Webb of Indianapolis are spending a few weeks with Miss Elizabeth Bertsch Miss Julia Boyd went - to Plainfield Sunday - to visit her sister, Mrs. Harry Hobbs.... More than one hundred and-fifty automobiles from New Castle, among them one driven by Claude Stanley, formerly of this city, passed through Cambridge Sunday morning on their way to Glen Miller park, Richmond, for a day's outing. Mr. Stanley has a garage at New Castle.... Mrs. Frank Weed and son have returned to Indianapolis after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pitman and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrow of Muncle have been guests of the Matter's brother, Father Gormon. . . .Mrs. George Robey and Mrs. George Babcock went to Muncle today to visit

jne iormer s sister, Mrs. Smith. ECONOMY PROGRAM ON CHILDREN'S DAY BRINGS OUT CROWD

ECONOMY, Ind., June 13. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark and children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Weyl... . .The Misses Ruth Jackson and Hazel Fletcher of Muncle Normal spent Sunday here with their parents. Children's day exercises at the Economy Friends' church Sunday morning were excellent. Each, class had its own special part of the main program and Charley Morrison, Sunday school superintendent, was chairman There was a grand June dance Saturday night at Alison Swain's. The "fiddles" sounded sweetly. and the bow pulled out the two step notes, while 30 people tripped the fantastic toe until a wee hour in the morn Prof. Walter Braumfeil left for Purdue Monday morning Mrs. Martha Atkinson entertained at dinner Sunday Dr. A. L. Loof, wife and children. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor. Mrs. Tillie Clark and Miss Belle Conley of here, Mrs. James Schelito of Pittsburg and Miss Nora Young of Lakanon Mr. and Mrs. Pete Beckman's little daughter is very ill this Monday morning with something like pneumonia. First starting of her sickness was measles Mies Lizzie Caylor of Indianapolis was the guest of Miss Dora Pierce Saturday night. .

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Latest Portrait

Of Justice Hughes

MAHLON LANNERD T1STSURPRISED by;:: MANY NEIGHBORS

FOUNTAIN CITY. .Ind.. June 13.

Miss Jessie. Foreman is visiting her

sister, Mrs. Prentice Becktle and fam

Ily at Muncle.. .. .Several from here attended the old-fashioned singing at Bethel Sunday Mrs. M. C. Harri

son is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clayton

Daugherty of near Cambridge City.

..Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longfellow and

children. Mildred and Rossie, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reld and daughter, Guienevere, motored to Bethel Sunday afternoon Miss Lucy Williams was the guest of Miss Olive Harrison Sunday. Motor to New Lisbon. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fulghum and children, Ruth and Richard, motored to New Lisbon, where they spent the day, Sunday..... Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Launerd of south of town were very pleasantly surprised Saturday night by friends and neighbors.- The occasion was in honor of Mr. Lannerd's forty-seventh birthday. The evening was spent in a social way, and a number of games were played, after which refreshments were served to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. August Knoll and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Will Best and

family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coppock,

toti 1 If m&tP:f'v' I i -: ; ; : -l 1 ft z , ' " t! li W:4? i V' V'" S mm I wd

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CEMETERY SOCIETY DEVISES f.lEANS

CENTER VILLE, -Ind., June lS.Robert Culbertson-has returned .from college at. Cleveland and win spend the summer--with, ; hermotherMrs. Delia Culbertson.., "VThe funeral of Mrsl Catherine: SeymOnr was held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Friends church. The. Rev. Mildred Allen had Charge of the services.- Relatives from out of town attending were Mrs. c. L Fait and daughter of Indiananolis. Mrs;

Anna Nolan and children. Cromo, Colo,

jonn Chamberlain. - Pratt, Kan., and Wallace Seymour and family of Richmond .... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buhl spent Sunday with their son. E. C.

Buhl, and wife at Richmond Evelvn Stanf or dK niece of Mrs, Deardorf spent last week here, and Mr: and "Mrs. Deardorf accompanied her to Brook-

Mile, O., Saturday where they visited friends, returning Sunday evening Mrs. Cora Wilson and daughter have

returned from Brownsville; where they have been visiting. MIssThelma Stin-

son came with them for a week's visit.

..June 17 is the date set for the ice

cream festival given bv the Weat

Grove cemetery association. These

interested in the cemetery should

make a special effort to attend, as the proceeds will be used for improvements. :.. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCon-

aha of Richmond, gave a dinned Sunday ', fori a number of Centerville friends. Those present were Mr. and Mrs Bert Bertsch, Mrs. Kate Morgan, -Mrs. v Dora MedenhalL' Mrs. Emma Bramer and Mrs; S. Lashley 4 .". .Omar McConaha has purchased the residence of. the" late Thomas Clevenger, corner of Walnut and Spruce streets . . . . Ma-

nel Taylor was the guest of Marjorie and sther Morgan at Richmond part of last week., i-, Mrs. and Mrs. John Beck entertained Charles Stigleman and family Sunday . . . . William Homing and family of Richmond have moved into .the property recently vacated by .' Mr. Boswell on South Main Cross street. . , .Next Friday afternoon the regular meeting of the Centerville Cemetery association will be held at the home of Mrs. , Joseph - King. A full attendance Is desired, as arrangements will be made for the annual ice cream festival A. R. Bertsch. who recently sold his grocery to O. K. Dunbar, has again entered the grocery business in Richmond.

COLLEGE CORNER

Of Swiss invention is a storage battery electric switching locomotive in which powerful electro magnets are used instead of couplings for drawing cars.

r- : ; Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Tony, Mr. Martie McGary and Miss Vera Witter were in Richmond, -Ind., Sunday.. . ; . Mr. and Mrs. William Earhart. Miss Bina McGary and Mr. Ralph Gilmore attended the circus, at Richmond Friday night.. ; . . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller of Cincinnati spent Sunday in this city..... Mrs. Max Decker of Chicago has returned home, after a three weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Samuelson. .... Miss Mable Earhart will give a slumber party Saturday night, in honor of Miss Mary Rebecca Pigman of Liberty, Ind. The guests will be Misses Gladys Pultz, Nelle McDill. Bina McGary and Dales Brown..... Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith and child of Chicago are here for a visit with their aunt, Miss L. O. D. Smith. Miss Essie Kingery of Indianapolis is visiting her mother, Mrs. Flora Kingery.

formerly Beaver Oil

WOMAN'S MARTYRDOM

How many men, think you, have any idea of the pain and misery endured by women of their own households, who suffer from ills peculiar to their sex? They often see them

smiling and ' trying to be cheerful i

even while racked with pain. If every such woman would only be guided by the experience of thousands of others who have been restored to health by that grand old remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, much suffering might be avoided. Adv.

RBEUfJATISM

It banishes pain, reduces

swelling and inflammation, neutralizes tba poisonous uric acid and stops pain immft diately. i Mr. Lester Adams, 2924 Pacific St;, Brooklyn, K. Y., says: ? "I suffered wiUt rheumatism for nearly thirty

jrn. me joints or my nanda were twisted out of shape, and though I need all kind of so.

MlRrpwolder. Afriond JttZ3f :1 lnaisted that I try Dr. r , m?'T J

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Played and Sung in Every Richmond Home. Music, 'tis said will charm the soul, but not as much as the jingling coin hikvS lover f economy like a piece of raggy music that sends us into the seventh neaven of delight. The Coupon sale makes the same music with a colden stream of iinjrlinfr cnin Yn will fiH

l? monyvith your purse. Every item chosen because it's seasonable and easonahe. fotV

1 ,CfIARLE5 .EVAKS HUGHES

' This picture of -Charles Evans Hughes justice of the United States supreme court, and Kepublican "candidate-for the presidency, was made a few days ago in Washington, as he walked from his home to the supreme court chambers.

News of Bethel

By Florence Boren.

Mrs. Mary Young and son, Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Black and children of New Paris were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer.-. ... Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horn of Lynn spent Saturday night and Sunday with their daugber. Mrs. Robert Anderson Miss Grace Jenkins of Cambridge City is the guest of Miss Lillie Benbow this week..... Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harlan of Fort Recovery are spending a few days .with the former's mother, Mrs. Sarah Harlan, who is very ill... ..Mr, and Mrs. Vern Polley of North Salem arid Mrs. Lizzie Thompson and Mrs. Anna Harlan of Union City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pol-

ley Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hyde and son, Harold, of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Mikesell and family

and Mr. Jehu Boren spent Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hyde... . .V. V. McCauly of Richmond spent Sunday

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u.c imCa nun appeal io you. MaKe your selection while you th ink of it.

19c

35c Child's

Rompers

Child's Rompers of fine Chambrays. well made, oil sizes, with Coupon. 19c. -P

BOYS'

.$1.50 & $2

WASH SUITS 920 AU colors and sizes, of light and dark colored stripes; coupon, 92c. P

65c Muslin DRAWERS Beautiful emb'd med circular or ope style. 33c.

33c trim-envel-P

First Aid to a Weak Stomach HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters

oOc, Women's QQ ttnioiT Suits.. 92L Women's Gauze Union

- Suits with loose or tight O knee, special with coupon, 33c. P

93c

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92 HOUSE DRESSES

Finest Gingham Percales and Chambrays and dark colors, with Coupon 93c. P

75c MUSLIN II GOWNS Women's beautifully trim'd Muslin or Crepe Gowns. Wed., 41c. P

35c CORSET COVERS...

Women's fine Corset Covers, beau t i f u 1 1 y j trimmed, with coupon,' at 17c. P

17c

FINEST $2 QQn CORSETS . . ooc

88c

with Miss Bernice Anderson Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lacey and daugh- f and Mrs. A. L. Van Nuys of Richmond

ter. Aletha, Mr. and Mrs. Lester spent Saturday night and Sundav with

Lacey. Mr. Ralph Launerd and Mr.

and Mrs. Mahlon Launerd.

For

AMBITION PILLS Nervous People

The gTeat nerve tonic the famous Wendell's Ambition Pills that will put vigor, vim and vitality Into nervous tired out, all In, despondent people In a few days. Anyone can buy a box for only 50 cents, and Leo Fihe. A. G. Luken, Clem Thistlethwalte, Conkey Drug Co. are authorized by the maker to refund the purchase price If anyone is dissatisfied with the first box purchased. Thousands praise them for general debility, nervous prostration, mental depression and unstrung nerves caused by over-indulgence in alcohol, to

bacco, or overwork of any kind

Mrs. Celia Anderson.. .. .Mrs. Robert Boren of Fountain City spent the latter part of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Van Nuys.

FOR THE APPETITE

THE DIGESTION THE LIVER AND BOWELS Don't Experiment Get HOSTETTER'S A family remedy for 63 years

K. OF P. CHAPTER ATTENDS SERVICES HELD IN RUSHVILLE

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., June 13. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hormel and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stawnah attended the Decoration day services at New Lisbon Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William A. Elwood, Miss Elizabeth Elwood and

Miss Mazie ' Miller of Connersville

As a bralo food or for any affliction ! were visitors in this city Sunday.. .

of the nervous system Wendell's Ambition Pills are unsurpassed, while

for hysteria, trembling and neuralgia they are simply splendid. Fifty cents at Leo Fihe's, A. G, Luken, Clem Thistlethwaite, Conkey Drug Co., and dealers everywhere. Mail orders filled, charges prepaid by Wendell Pharmacal Co. Inc., Syracuse, N. Y.

KILLS PESKY BED BUGS P. D. Q. fir1i?Ir F' D; .9.- full qu .f

urrae a aprlnkUr spout in Tsr7 pi5)-t them to tt i-to-AtS

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not injure beddingr; ItiUa '

for 2fs'-At your "iriTu or mailed fell ( B4'mp-,ror coin, by Owl Chcm1 ical Co.. Terro Haute, Ind.

Mrs. Bertram Berger of Kokomo is spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Steele .Mrs. E. R. McGraw and son, Jean, have returned after a visit of several days with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Carpenter of Elwood and Mr. and Mrs.. Ed Brozier of Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. F. AT

and daughter, Miriam, Mr. and Mrs.

u. Wheelan and children, Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Toppin and Mrs. W. A. Woodward spent Sunday afternoon at Glen Miller park Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marson, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Marson and children and Mr. and Mrs

Fred Storch attended fha v r )

. VMW 11. 1 . decoration service at Rushville Sunday. Mrs! Daniel Stonecipher has returned from Richmond, after a visit with her daughters, Mrs. Harrold Filby and Mrs. Elmer Sowers.

4 and 8 Balls, 75c to $3:22 Come In and See Them. "GOOD SERVICE"

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$2.00 LACE CURTAINS.

Newest Narrow Border effects, new Marquisette Scrims, with Coupon, 88c. ' p

Aeej sum

$1 MUSLIN

GOWNS

For Women, high or low neck, fine quality Muslin Weds'day with Coupon 63c. P

Front or back lace, sev- j eral famous makes, ! rustproof; special with!

Coupon, S8c. P

S10 SPRING SUITS. $3.75

Of fine quality black and white check, nicely trimmed; come in misses' sizes PQ tJtZ only, special with coupon tpu( I D $10 WHITE DRESSES, $4.95 Beautiful white embroidered dresses in the newest spring styles, fine quality (TJJ Qf Voile, Marquisettes, etc.. coupon J)'t) $8 SILK TAFFETA SKIRTS, $4.95 Made of fine Chiffon Taffeta, newest models just arrived, specially priced, (Jyl Qfr with coupon tpO $2 WASH SKIRTS, 94c Women's White and Striped WTash Skirts of fine quality Gaberdine, black and white

checks, honey comb checks, etc., with

94c

coupon

UP TO $30 SPRING SUITS, $12.75 Of finest quality poplins, serges, etc., beauti-

tully made, special for Wednes- in riv day, with coupon 0 $6 SILK SPORT SKIRTS, $3.88 Made in either plain or striped ef- (Q qq fects, specially priced with coupon 0OOO $10 SILK SPORT COATS, $4.95 Come in either plain or striped, all (Ta colors, special with coupon tPTb.tO

$1.78

$3 Street Dresses. .

Women's beautiful Dresses suitable for street wear, well made, with coupon, $1.78. P

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$1.88

! $1.25 COUCH rtrj COVERS. . . ' 1

Big full size Couch Covers, in fine Roman stripes, with Coupon at 77c. P

$3.00 Silk

Kimono

Women's beautiful silk and serpentine Crepe Kimonas, beautiful patterns, coupon, $1.88. P

16c

BEST 35c BROOMS.

Fine quality brooms, very durable; with Coupon, 16c.

$1.50 SUIT

CASES .

Large size, well made, guaranteed to wear, with Coupon 77c. P

oUc Pocket

BOOKS . . .

Women's leather Pork.

( etbooks, with fittings.

special with coupon...

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32c

42c

63c

ixewest

WAISTS

Women's

Waists

new Sprine! Petticoats .

arriving with Finest quality black & i

colored Sateen Petti-

every express. Wednesday with Coupon 58c P

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hams, well made, Wednesday with Coupon, 19c. p

50c Child's Gowns . . . .

34c

32c

50c Kimono APRONS ..

New. shipment of light & dark kimono Aprons,

cut full and well made.

Childrens muslin gowns j with coupon

well made and beauti-1 fully embroidered, spec- j ial with coupon 34c. P i

$1.50 Child's QOrt

DRESSES . . New Spring Children's j Dresses, dozens of dif-5 ferent styles, sizes to i

$1 SCHOOL

DRESSES

Girls' Gingham Plaid I Dresses, beautiful style, Wednesday with Cou-J pon 42c. Pj

P14; coupon, SSc.

44c

75c WASH

SKIRTS.... Women's and Wash Skirts,

Misses' nicely

made of fine tub proof quality, Coupon, 44c P

vJOilsiJiO Sateen

93c

21c

35c UNION SUITS

Women's light Weight gauze Union Suits, Wednesday with Coupon, 21c. P

coats, beautifully made, ' with Coupon 93c. P'

75c

SCRIM

37c

17c

25c Kitchen Aprons

Womens kitchen aprons of fine ginghams in many different styles, with coupon 17c. P

A statistical person has figured the losses to agriculture as a result of

depredations of insects and rodents as !

512 a year for each man, woman and j child in the United States. i

USE COOPER'S BLEND Coffee COOPER'S GROCERY

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CURTAINS ...

Just arrived new Scrim Curtains, wonderful values; Wednesday with Coupon 37c. P

izy2c Lawns 5y2c 35c Seeded Voile I6V2C 12V2C Dress Gingham 9X2C 10c Apron Gingham 5 Vic 1 2 y2c Unbleached Muslin. ... 7c 1 2 V2C Curtain Scrim 7 Vic 35c Marquisette Scrim 19c 10c Outing Flannel 6c 35c Dress Goods 19c 1 2 V c Huck Toweling 7c 12y2cPaiama Cloth 7c 50c Table Damask 37c 50c Dress Voiles 17c

7oc to $1 Silk Corset Covers . . . 44c Women's beautifully trimmed silk Corset Cover?, with Coupon at 44c. p

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CORSETS. j

A new shipment just arrived, new models, wonderful value with Coupon 5Sc

BEST 50c OOp Brassieres .. 00 Perfect fitting, finest quality embroidered & lace trimmed; with Coupon 33c. P

$1.88

$4.00 Silk

Sweaters

Women's Fibre Silk j Sweaters all leading

! snades. with sashes, j ors. with Coupon 94c. P

I witn coupon, $1.SS. P

Women's and Misses' Middy Suits, Skirt and Middy complete, all col-

29c

! 50c Childrens

j ROMPERS. .

i Children's Rompers in all sizes of fine quality Gingham Chambrays j and Galatea stripes, 34c

63c

SI Envelope

Chemise. . . .

Of fine Nainsook, beautiful lace or embroidery trimmed, with Coupon. 63c. P

31c

37c

75c AUTO

CAPS

Women's new Spring Auto Caps, beautifully made in all colors; special with coupon, 37c P

12'2 Gause

Vests

Women's Fine Quality Gause Vests, all sizes, special, with coupon 7c. p

Voc Kimono APRONS. . .

Boj-s $1 wash A H

I suits . . . . jL'Jr j New shipment of Boys' Wash Suits, beautifully r -

42c h7c p

Best 65c CORSETS

New shipment, newest models of fine quality coutil. with coupon. Wednesday, 31c. P

Fast color percales, in j light and dark patterns, i beautifully made, spe- j cial with coupon 42c P:

33c

rgyniTacTOil

$1.50 CEDAR A 1 OIL MOP....3ii: Large size Cedar Oil Mop with 6 ft handle. Wednesday with Coupon, 41c. p

$3.50 to $4 $1 Q(r Rainrnare PJ

Men's or Women's Raincoats, guaranteed rainproof, a 1 1 sizes, j

wun coupon, $1.95 P

50c SILK

GLOVES.. .

Women's Pure Silk Gloves, 2-clasp. double tipped fingers, with Coupon, 37c. P

37c

75c Men's Night Shirts ..... .44c $1 Men's Dress Shirts 65c 50c Work Shirts 29c 25c Hose Supporters 14c 10c Work Sox ,6c $3 Men's Pants $1.78 35c Men's Underwear 19c 75c Athletic Union Suits 44c 50c Men's Underwear .... . 33c 35c Firemen's Suspenders ... .17c Men's 5c Handkerchiefs. .2 for 5c

50c BOYS' BLOUSES .

Boys' dark and liht colored Blouse Waists of fine nercales. with Coupon, Wed., 3?.c. P

19c

!50c BOYS' Union Suits.

i Boys' fine Balbriggan I Union Suits in all sizes j to 16: ppeal with Cou- ! pon, 19c. p

39c

CTt'i i u es iK-fri i ree

toe MiujjY J.Q 75c Satteen BLOUSES. . ZS Pptfirnt

For Women and Miss- Fine quality Satteen es. m all sizes; these . Petticoats beautifnHv

specially priced ! made. Wednesday with

coupon. 39c. p

are

i with coupon at 43c.

SI Long Silk P Gloves

Women's Pure Silk Gloves, full 16 button length, special priced with cou- ClAf pon at . . . . . . . . . . . Ui

3 for lOc None Sold to Chil- ' dren.

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Ud to $4.00 Dress SKIRTS .. SI. 78 Women's newest Dress Skirts, just arrived. In listht and dark checks, with Coupon, $1.78. P

$1.87

1 S3 SILK WAISTS.

Beautiful Crppe de Chines, Tub S i 1 k s, Georgette Crepes, etc..

with coupon, S1.S7.

Lighthouse Cleanser

With Coupon