Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 186, 23 June 1916 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY JUNE 23, 1916 r JTHE NEW RAILROAD STOREX Scene of Guardsmen's Mobilization IVic CALICO ALL COLORS 1 fiDrm as jim 10c-12c GINGHAMS c We deserve your business for just one big plain reason: It will pay you to buy from us. We sell you goods and charge you a low price; This is exactly why our business is growing. Save us your business and we will save you money. Right now in the heart of the season when other merchants are charging full prices for their goods and we will give you the same goods for or about one-half their prices. Honest now, Mr., Mrs. and Miss, don't you think it will pay you to come to our store and look at our goods and get the prices. ' OUR 15-DAY SALE IS NOW ON IN FULL FORCE; EIGHT MORE DAYS. SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY FIRST. & ' A.' "' urn f A V-

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This photograph shows a battery of artillerymen of the New York National Guard on the march to the mobilization camp. This branch of the citizen soldiery is said to be very efficient, but there is a shortage of mules and horses, according to commanders. Efforts now are being made to remedy the deficiency. . .

ST. ANDREW'S PUPILS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS

A large audience attended the commencement of St. Andrew's high Kf.hool In the auditorium last night. The program was a pleasing departure from the traditional graduation essays, being made up of Ringing, recitations, and the class play entitled, "The School Ma'am," a comedy in four acts. The mimical numbers were by the Philomath Society quartette, composed of alumnae of the school, , the Misses Leona Buening, Mary , Ileidelman, Matilda Feldman and ' Flora Torbeck. The piano accompaniments were played by Miss Norma Jlunge with violin obllgato by Clarence Runge. The play faithfully portrayed the trials of the teacher in the "deestrict" hchool of a generation ago, who was hired by the "directors" for twentyfive dollars a month out of which she whs to pay six dollars a week board to one of the directors. The title role was taken by Rosella Vormeier, who not only looked the part but also acted it, while Marcellus Pohlmeyer, Alfonao Hipskind and Carl Glaser, the 'directors" were true to life. Anna Aufderakamp, as chief

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plotter, and James Kellan, the janitor, a "friend of education," came in for much applause. The two recitations, "I'se Dood," and 'Tse Bad," by Bertha Habing and Hilda Eussen, high school pupils, dressed as little girls, evoked considerable merriment. At the conclusion of the program, the diplomas were presented to the

also on the following Sabbath to hear Rev. Mr. Hill of Martin Ferry, Ohio. A congregational meeting will be held soon after the members hear the speakers.

graduates from the high school, the

Misses Clara Meyer, Rosella Vosmeier ) Mrs. Carnahan will visit here with Mr.

Miss Arline Barlow of Richmond. Ind., a niece of Mr. and Mrs. E. Cromer, this city, and Mr. John Webster Carnahan of Richmond were quietly married Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the Trinity Episcopal church, Rev. Mr. Westman performing the ceremony. The bride is a teacher in the Richmond schools and the groom is connected with the Buick Automobile company of Richmond. ' The wedding was witnessed only by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Barlow,

the parents of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Cromer of this city. Mr. and

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and Ruby Weishaupt, and the diplom

as for having completed the eighth grade to John Bankowski, John Meyer, Joseph Grothaus, Bruno Moskal, Katherine Brucker, Irene Johnson. Helen Schwegman, Leona Hartman, Cornelia Stein and Maurice

Rotherd. In the musical department, which is

in charge of the Sisters of St. Francis, distinction metals for piano were awarded to Josepha Ramler and Kath

erine Hayes and a gold medal to Sarah

M. Oberle, for having successfully completed the course in harmony.

Miss Oberle is the first pupil to be graduated in harmony since this

branch has been taught by the Sis ters.

In presenting the diplomas, Father Roell took the occasion to call attention to the growing convictions of the

necessity of religion in the schools as evidenced by the movement advocating the study of the Bible in the public schools, to which, however, the

Catholics are opposed, being in favor

of keeping church and state separate

and Mrs. Cromer for a few days after which they will take a wedding trip. They will be at home in Richmond after August 5. Logansport Tribune.

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The South Side section of the Woman's Character Builders' class of the Central Christian church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. R. Howell, South Ninth street. There were ten members in attendance. Officers as follows were named; President, Mrs. J. R. Howell; secretary, and treasurer, Mrs. Denny; devotional committee, Mrs. H. Thomas. After the business session there was a social hour and refreshments were served. The official board of the Reid Memorial church desires every member to be present next Sabbath to hear Rev. Mr. Bovard of Hamilton, Ohio, and

The Young People's eoclety of the St. John's Lutheran church gave a picnic Wednesday evening at Beall-view.

A beautiful home wedding was solemnized Thursday morning at 8:15 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yeager, North G street, when their daughter, Miss Mary Louise Yeager, was married to Mr. Howard Clements of Muncie, Ind., in the presence of a few friends and relatives. Pink roses with lilies were u'sed In decorating the rooms. The ceremony was performed in the living room where an altar had been made of palms and ferns studded with the roses and lilies. Miss Abbie Webb was maid of honor and wore a beautiful dress of pink silk taffeta. Her flowers were an arm bouquet of pink roses. Mr. Roger Wilson was best

man. The bride entered the living room on the arm of her father followed by

the bridesmaid. At the altar they were met by the Rev. Father Cronin

of St. Mary's Catholic church, Mr. Wilson and the bridegroom. The ring service was used. The bride wore an

attractive gown of white georgetta crepe. Her flowers were a bride's bouquet of roses and ferns. After the ceremony and when congratulations had been received a wedding breakfast was served. Mr. and Mrs. Clements left for Muncie where they will reside. Mrs. Clements wore a traveling suit of blue silk taffeta with white hat and white kid boots. Miss Emma Fetta will entertain Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Helen Swetman of Owenton, Ky., at her home, West Main street. Invitations have been issued by Mrs. Frank Watt for a large bridge party to be given Wednesday afternoon of next week at the Country club. Mrs. Edward Ellabarger was hostess Thursday afternoon for a thimble

party. The guests included ladies of the Reid Memorial church. The hos-1 tess was assisted by Mrs. Mikesell, Mrs. G. F. Fosler, Mrs. Elmer Magaw, Mrs. Henry Keever and Mrs. C. E. Ballanger.

END CORN PAINS DR. HUNTS NEW PENETRATION METHOD It remained for Dr. Hunt, of Sidney, Ohio, to olve the Corn Problem. Folks had tried other remedies with only partial success. Dr. Hunt's New Corn Cure does its work by PENETRATION. That is Nature s Own Way. Takes the Corn all out in two days. Guaranteed or money back.

Corns have been cured by Dr. Hunt's New Corn Cure. All druggists 1 0c and 25c per box, or send stamps to American Chemical Co., Sidney, Ohio

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LADIES' GAUZE VESTS Slates S6, 38 and 40; 10c value, at this sale they go for. .....

White Cloud Soap, Kirk's Best 5c seller, at this sale Ojn they. go for .S

3 6 -in. Square Lunch Cloth Regular 50c Table Cover, at OQp sale they go each for Vs

10c and 122C Apron Gingham and Shirtings A big variety of patterns, all HX.g fast colors, at this sale, yd. . . 12 C

ARMOR'S Buttermilk and all other 5c Toilet Soap at this sale; they all OjL go a cake for : mf2 Ks

A BIG LOT OF MEN'S SAMPLE HATS No two alike, all styles and QQ, sizes, choice at this sale forOiC

MEN'S BLACK SATEEN SHOP CAPS Sold the world over for 10c; at this sale they go each for... OK

Ladies "Red Cross" Juliets The most, comfortable house shoe made, rubber heel and elas- (fig tic gore, at this sale for... jVs

Good Line Men's Work Pants

Made of heavy cotton worsted

sorted patterns, all sizes at this sale they all go for. .

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89c

PLENTY SPRING CHICKENS At Right Price - Richmond Produce Co. 310 North Third. Phone 1356.

Jot Weather Footwear for Men

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25 and 40 Watt

Lamps

60 Watt 35c. DUMNG'S

43 N. 8th St.

MEN'S AND BOYS' SUMMER CAPS Many styles and patterns, at this sale they go for

50c

29c

Ladies' Fine Dress Shoes In Patent Colt, Gunmetal, Vici Kid

and Velvet, Button and Lace; val

ues up to $3.50, at this sale they go for

$1.39

49c LA VESTA CORSETS

29c

In newest styles and models, all sizes, this sale, each

Men's Balbricgan Union Suits Lone and fhort leeve. knee and ankle leneth. white and cream color, at this sale forOJJl

Boys' Khaki Knee Pants S7s from 5 to IS. m'e of vy doth, bloomer stj'le, 50c OQ e-rade, at this sale they go.. SdUKt

25c CORSET COVERS

Made of fin Lawn. Embroidery

trimmed, will go at this sale for

Ladies' White Handker- , chiefs

Hemstitched, made In soft fin

ished Lawn; 5c grade, at this special for

COHGOLEUM MATS Size 18x18 inches; 10c value, at this special sale, each DC

TABLE OIL CLOTH

15c

48 in. wide; white and color, standard brand, yd.

14c

Boys' Balbriggan Union Suits Short sleeves and knee length, sizes from 24 to 34, regular Q price 35c at this sale for. . XC

One lot Ladies' Trimmed Hats

A variety of styles and shanes; val

ues up to $5.00; at this( sale, special for

$1.00

Children's 50c Dresses

29c

In heavy chambray; sizes 2 to 6; special at

LACE CURTAINS WTiite and ecru, 2 yds. OQ long, special this sale, pr. &Us

Bungalow Aprons and Blue

and Tan Chambray

Well made, side & front

button; at this 6ale..

33c

Men's , Balbriggan Under- , wear--Odd . Size Shirts and Drawers to - match, while they last.. J.OI Men's Blue Chambray WORK SHIRTS Sizes from 14 to 17; at OQ, this sale for tC

MEN'S DRESS HOSE In all colors; 10c grade X at this sale special price O 2 V ; . OR 4 FOR 25c

CREPE TOILET TISSUE

A large 5c roll; special

sale price, per roll . . . .

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$7.50 Men's Suits $4.75

$10.00 Men's Suits $6.75

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MEN'S WHITE CANVAS LACE OXFORDS . . . i

White rubber sole SZJJLLO

MEN'S BLACK GUN METAL AND MAHOGANY CALF LACE OXFORD

MEN'S WHITE NUBUCK LACE OXFORD with black trimmings

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Only once during your whole lifetime wfflitTifely be your privilege to completely furnish your home. That's why when you do buy you want to be exactly suited. In other words satisfaction is what you want in the years to come. Romey's will please you in QUALITY, PRICE AND SERVICE.

LET ROMEY'S FURNISH YOUR HOME m

Individual pieces or suites in new ivory enamel, American and Circassian Walnut, Mahogany and Oak. Dressers from $10 to $85.

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FOR THE DINING ROOMWorthy productions of the finest originals of the great "Period" master craftsmen Jacobean, William and Mary, Georgian, Colonial, etc., all at little prices

Life Time Beds in Steel or Brans, White or V. M. finishes, single or double, ' Metal Bedi, H50, $0.75, $8.50 up to $13.50. Brat Bod from $16.00 up to 850.00

DINING CHAIRS 50 Styles to Select From. Priced from

90c to $15.00 Romey's Upholstered Furniture means life long service and satisfaction. Davenports, Upholstered Rockers and Chairs in the newest styles at. fair and pleasing prices.

You cant do much in Furniture Buying if yotx merely go by prices and descriptions. These are the things that are used to make unworthy merchandise appear attractive. There is only one way to buy.

A Chair or Rocker la here for everyone, whether it be a plain oak, Morris or Turkish, Our big showing means something to you. See it,

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