Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 200, 10 July 1916 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PAtvUMUM AjKD SU-TELSGKAAJ, a6jnDAY, JULY 10, W16

operate the trucks and look after the baggage.' ,.' - . . MISSION BODY TO HOLD SESSION THREAT COSTS $10 48 MOTORTRUCKS Oil BAGGAGE CARS SIGNAL CORPS HUSTLES TO GET AWAY PALLADIUM WANT AD8 PAY OXFORD, 6., July 10. Johnson Smith, farmer and horseman, was Friday fined $10 and a costs by Mayor Hughes for threatening Humane Officer Duerr when- the latter loosened Smith's horse's rein. ro A bagage detachment of the army service corps with 150 men in charge passed through Richmond Saturday at 2:30 o'clock bound for the Mexican frontier.- The train consisted of fortyeight motor trucks, 27 flat cars. The men are not fighting units but are under contract to the government to o HAGERSTOWN, Ind.. July 10. Mrs. A. C. Wischmeler "and Mrs. Sarah Binkley will be hostesses to the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church Tuesday afternoon, July 11 at the home of Mrs. Wlschmcler. The topic of the lesson for the afternoon will be "Spanish-American People." Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepacksge proves it 25c at all druggists. : CARRIERS SELECTED FOR LIBERTY ROUTES a v5 A f?1- 71 o v

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LYNN PEOPLE VISIT RICHMOND FRIENDS

LYNN, Ind., July 10. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Johnson, Mr. Jesse. Bird, Mrs. Walter Johnson, were Richmond visitors Wednesday. . .Mrs. G. H. Berlach returned Thursday after a pleaeant visit of several weeks with relatives... ..Mrs, S. E. Nye and daughter Miss

Anna, spent the week end in Rica mond. Johnsons Go to Caoital.

Mrs. Walter Johnson and children

left Friday for a visit with Indianapolis friends Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Sarver spent Sunday with Mr. and

Mrs. B. H. Hangen of indianapous. Aid Society Entertained.

Mrs. C. T. Hoover entertained the M. E. Aid Society Thursday afternoon

After the business or the meeting tne ladles were Berved to a delicious

luncheon.

WOMAN ASKS BRICK TO KEEP AS RELIC

EATON, O., July 10. "To the man

what's tearing down the court house,

k the way a College Corner woman

addressed a letter to J. c. werneri ox Dayton, who has. charge of the work nf rnzlnsr the county's historic old

building. She asked that a brick be

sent heraa a souvenir. A great pne of material has been carried away by

. seekers of relics.

WANT CLUSTER LIGHTS

LIBERTY, Ind., July 10. A petition

has been circulated by the business

men of the town for the consideration

for cluster lighting along the public square. This movement has been ad

vanced in several of the nearby towns with a decidedly metropolitan effect

The advisability of the plan will be thoroughly discussed before any de

cided move Is taken In the matter.

MAY REGAIN HOLD

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; JA1T3ES GAFFHEttO James E. Gaffney, former owner of the Boston Braves, may buy buck the elub. Dissatisfied with the financial showing of the club under their direction, the new owners of the club are aid to have approached Gaffney with

a proposition. If the price is right, Gaffney may re-Invest as he Is anxious

to get back Into the game. - PASTOR OFFERS SERVICE.

MONTICELLO, Ind., July 10. Rev

M. A. Hughes has offered his services

to any farmer who needs help In har

vesting his crops. The absence of so many young men in the national

guard has caused a shortage of farm

labor.

Lusitanla was formerly the name of

Portugal.

Begy's Mustarine

EndsBackacheand Headachelnslantly

Rub it on Freely; It Won't Blister. Stops Rheumatic Agony and Reduces Painful Joints. Takes Soreness Out of Feet Over Night. For miles around, people are coming for BEGY'S MUSTARINE. The report of its mighty power to stop all aches and pains almost instantly and to end all soreness and lameness speedily has bad its effect and the supply of 25 cent boxes at the drug stores is going like hot cakes. Thousands use It for Neuralgia, for Lumbago, Neuritis, for ' Sore Throat and Cheet Colds. Nothing like It for Sore, Inflamed Feet or Burning Bun

ions, Corns or Callouses. A big, yellow box for 25 cents on money back if dicEatisfied plan. Ask for BEGY'S MUSTARINE. It's the original. Yellow box. Worth lfa weight in gold and won't blister. adv.

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LIBERTY. Ind., July 10. Albert Post, son of Sheriff E. E. Post, has been appointed carrier for the delivery and collection of mall in Liberty under the delivery system which will be established about ,the first of September. Andrew H. Smith has been appointed substitute carrier. R. F. Stuart, the inspector from Indianapolis was here and arrangeemnts have been made for the establishment of the system. Ten mail boxes have been recommended as a sufficient number for the collection of mail from the different parts of the city. ; RATS WRECK AUTOS.

Members of the Indianapolis signal corps loading quartermaster supplies, preparing to depart from Camp Ralston lute today. .

OH THOSE REDHEADS.

ALEXANDRIA, Ind., July 10. An

Iowa girl, hearing of the famous "Redhead Society" of Indiana, has written

Sheriff Black, asking him if a nation

al meeting will be held in Indianapolis this summer.

THIRTY FIVE MEN DRILL IN GLEN PARK

WEARS OLD DRESS.

FRANKLIN, Ind., .July 10. Miss

Emily Ether, a members of the John

son county centennial pageant, wore

a dress during the performance that

her grandmother wore sixty years

ago. . ... -

HOLD COMMUNION.

The midsummer communion service

was celebrated at the morning services of Trfnity Lutheran church yesterday.

In the middle ages the pay of

English haymakers was fixed, by par

liament at 1 penny a day.

Thirty-five rookies' presented themselves at Glen Miller yesterday morning at 9 o'clock for drill under Capt Paul Comstock. j Captain , Comstock said today that guns would be obtained some time this week. Springfield rifles will be borrowed from various organizations in the city. " Two drills will be held this week, on Wednesday and Friday evenings at the old Rumely building. ,

Dilks Goes Through.

George Dilks received a telegram from his brother, Harry, a New York guardsman, that he would pass through the city this arternoon at 4 o'clock with troop B.

BIG GAR SKIDS EAST OF CITY

A seven passenger! automobile bearing an Ohio license, No. 1996, skidded over a five foot embankment about a mile and one-half east of town on the old National Road, Saturday evening about 4 o'clock. The driver, who gave his name as Howard B. Jones, -Dayton, was by himself and was , uninjured save for a few minor scratches. The car was badly . damaged, the top and right fender being demolished and the rear back wheel sprung out of line. The mechanism in general was badly 6trained. A mule team was required to pull the machine out.

The Maxim fires 800 rounds of firey hail in sixty seconds. J,

- VALPARAISO, Ind., July 10. Muskrats burrowing holes in the roads near the Kankakee swamps have caused three automobile accidents in one week.

A Man's Meal for Five Cents. Living on mush makes a mushy man. A man who works with hand or brain must have a man's food. Two Shredded Wheat Biscuits witij mills or cream will supply all the strength - giving nutriment needed for a half day's work or play at a cost of not over five cents. An ideal Summer food. Serve with sliced bananas, berries

or other fruits. .

Mads at Niagara Falls, N. Y,

"Never had such a thoroughly good time as I did

"The fishing was great I ate like a horse slept like a top and came back hard as nails and ready to fight my weight in wildcats." . . The young man who wrote that stored up energy enough in Colorado to win him quick promotion in his business. Needless to say, he's going to Colorado again this summer. : ' Go yourself. Superb trains daily from Chicago and St Louis via Rock Island Lines, including the famous

"Rocfay Mountain Limited oljr u aifbt out brom Chicago

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' Ma1 Coiorada 8priaa. Taroaa faralaa la Paaala. Hotels, boarding houses and ranches to suit any purse. Our illustrated literature tells yba what to see and do and the approxunste cost Only $30.00 for round trip from Chicago: $25 from St Louis.- Correspondingly low fares from other points. Automatic Block SignaU Finest Modern A lUSteet Equipment Superior Dining Car Service Fill out and mall coupon today, phase or call J. T. POWERS, D. T.A.

ROCK ISLAND TRAVEL BORE ,J 18 Mcrekaste Bask Bld tfWapoO Rmm and full fctfonnatc trfatto to a Colorado racation.

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Dollar Day

Means more for your Dollar. All Advertised Items Go Back to the Regular Price on Thursday.

HOSIERY REDUCED FOR DOLLAR DAY 25c Gordon Dye Boot Silk Hose, 5 Pairs $1.00 Our regular 25c fibre silk boot hose, double sole, spliced heel, double lisle heel and toe, garter top, black, battleship grey, pearl grey; limit 5 Jairs to a customer. Gauze Hose for Women, 15c; 2 for 25c A cool, very light weight cotton hose, spliced heel, double sole, four-thread heel and toe, black only. 15c Children's Economy Hose, 4 Pairs, 50c These always sell for 15c straight. They're seamless, fine ribbed, for girls, a little heavier ribbed for boys, heavy heel and toes. Special Fibre Silk Hose, 3 Pairs, $1.00 Sizes 84 and 9 only; black, pure fibre silk boot lisle top, spliced heel, double sole, Lisle heel and toe.

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50c Amoskeag Chambray Shirts, 39c Three for $1.00 On sale Wednesday only. We will sell only eight dozen at this price. Sizes 14 to 16, attached collar, cut full sizes; these are the light blue Amoskeag Chambray Shirts that are easily laundered, light weight; cool for summer. ,

KNIT UNDERWEAR REDUCED FOR DOLLAR DAY . 25c Children's Underwear, 10c 25c Boys' Poros Mesh Shirts and Drawers,' 10c Boys' knee length Drawers, athletic style shirts, made low neck, sleeveless, all clean, perfect goods. Sizes drawers, 6. to 12 years; shirts, 10 to 14 years. 25c Girls Summer Union Suits, 10c Sizes 4 to 14 years, all perfect, clean, new garments. We have about ten dozen too many of these garments, and will sell them Wednesday only at 10c each. Low neck, no sleeve, fully taped, lace or cuff knee.

BOYS' UNION SUITS 25c Light weight, fine ribbed cream and pure white, short sleeve, knee length, 4 to 14 years. Women's 50c Union Suits, 3 for $1.00 39c Each. These garments were ordered for early spring, however they have just been delivered. They are the regular 60c Essex Mills quality, fine gauze, either lace or cuff knee. Silk taped, V-neck, the kind that "stay" on the shoulders. Every size, 4 to 9, except size 6.

Men's 50c Union Suits, 2 for 50c Sizes 34 and 36 only, light weight, ribbed short sleeve, ankle, all perfect goods; these would be exceptional values at 50c; however we are overstocked on these sizes. 25c Men's Shirts and Drawers, 3 for 50c Onr regular 25c quality of men's light weight balbriggan shirts and drawers, short or long sleeve shirts, ankle length, double seat drawers, all sizes.

$1.00 CORSETS on Sale Wednesday, 79c Perfect fitting, designed for the average figure, medium bust, long hip, nipped in at the waist. The boning is medium weight throughout; has four heavy suspender web supporters, two hooks below the clasp, embroidery trimmed, sizes 20 to 30..

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR $1.00 Muslin Gowns, 79c . Made slip over, style or button front,- embroidery, lace and embroidered organdie trimmed, made of muslin and soft finished nainsook. $1.00 Crepe Gowns, 79c An excellent quality of white cotton crepe; needs no Ironing and is easily laundered, slip-over style, embroidery and lace trimmed. - 85c Gowns, 69c Six different patterns, all slip-over styles, soft finished nainsook, embroidery or lace trimmed, also a special light weight nainsook gown, bought especially for hot summer weather; it's the same quality nainsook as the $1.00 qualities, neatly trimmed in lace. $2.98 Silk Crepe Envelopes, $1.49 There are only a dozen of these; our regular $2.98 silk crepe, flesh color, trimmed in fine Valenciennes lace, all sizes. ; - ; DOLLAR DAY SALE OF TURKISH TOWELS 25c Turkish Towels, 3 for 50c Size 42x20 inches, an extra heavy double thread towel, selvedge edge, not hemmed, plain white, 19c each. : 19c Turkish Towels, 4 for 50c Size 18x36 inches, the same weight as the 3 for 50c, only smaller size, selvedge edge, plain white. 35c Turkish Towels, 4 for $1.00 Size 42x22 inches, extra heavy, plain white, the size and weight towel that most men prefer, 29c each. Heavy Weight Turkish Wash Cloth, 6 for 25c Plain white or blue or pink edge, size 13 inches square, 5c, or 6 for 25c. WEARLONG UMBRELLAS , Ladles and Gents. $1.50. and $2.00 values. Your choice for . .$1.00 See the lot of $1.50 suit cases. Choice . . ; ... .$1.00

WHITE FRENCH IVORY Va OFF We offer our entire line of genuine French Ivory at M off of cur present low prices. In this line we include Comb, Brushes and Mirrors, Hair Receivers, and Powder Boxes, Trays, Cloth Brushes, Hat Brushes and Buffers, and a complete line of all of the male manicure articles.- Remember, these prices are good for one day only, Wednesday, Dollar Day. See the special items you will find priced from' 19c to $3.00. SILK MIDDY TIES We show beautiful large all silk My Ties in either the plain or with the white cord B&der. The colors are scarlet, cardinal, navy and black. Priced special for Wednesday Dollar Day at .39cWIDE RIBBONS One lot of wide ribbons in either plain or fancies. The9e goods are all regular 25c values .and we show" most all colors in this line. Priced special for Wed. nesday Dollar day per yard 15c WASH RIBBONS Narrow wash ribbons in No. 1, 1 and 2. The colors are white, pink or light blue. Each piece has full 5 yards and guaranteeed to wash. Priced special for Wednesday Dollar Day per piece ..5c LADIES' FANCY SILK BAGS Small line of ladies' silk hand bags in black or colors. These goods are well , made with heavy nickel frames and good line of colors. Regular values worth up to $1.00. Wednesday Dollar Day .....25c . SPECIALS IN LACES FRENCH VALS One lot of fine narrow French Val Laces in edges or insertion. These goods are just the thing needed for the summer dresses and waist goods which regularly sold up to 15c a yard. Priced special for Wednesday Dollar Day per yard 5c Per dozen yards .55c LINEN CLUNY LACES Just thirty pieces of heavy all linen cluny edges in good wide widths. These gdods are used for a great many- purposes and are always in demand. These were regularly sold up to 15c a yard. Wednesday Dollar Day per yard ....8c SILK AND CELLULOID FANS This hot weather calls for fans. We offer our entire line of fancy silks, feather and celluloid fans," goods that were sold at 50c to $1.00. Priced special for Wednesday Dollar Day at ......U ....39c GERMAN SILVER VANITY CASES Special line of German, silver and French ivory Vanity Cases. Just the thln for the summer season. Each case fitted with coin pockets, powder puff and mirror. Regular values from $1.00 to $1.50. Wednesday Dollar Day .. . . . ,7. ,79c

The Store -with Only. One Price

Dollar Days Are Not Limited to Dollar Items. All Advertised Items Go Back to the Regular Price on Thursday.

LADIES' GLOVE BARGAINS Special line of ladies' long finish lisle gloves. These goods come in white only and guaranteed to wash. We are fortunate to have a full range of sizes. Priced special for Wednesday Dollar Day 29c Ladies 'long sixteen button silk gloves, made from a heavy silk cloth. : These we show ia all sizes in white only. A regular 79c value. Wednesday Dollar Day , 59c Ladies two clasp short silk gloves with the double finger tips. ' These goods come in either black or white. A 11 sizes from 6 to 8. Priced special for Wednesday Dollar Day 50c SPECIALS FROM THE NOTION DEPT. Ladies Rubber Bathing Caps in assorted colors. 39c values. Wednesday Dollar Day 19c Blarney linen. A full pound of 84 sheets fine linen stationery, 25c value. .Wednesday Dollar Day ...15c Good quality of envelopes to match the above sta-: tionery, priced special for Wednesday Dollar Day 50 for ..10c ' O. N. T. crochet cotton. All numbers now in stock in either white or echru. Wednesday Dollar Day 3 for ................. ..25c WILLIAMS TALCUM POWDER It comes In six numbers Carnation. Violet, La Tofeca Rose, Flesh Tint, White Tint and Baby Talc. Each can weighs full four ounces. Wednesday Dof. lap Day 15c, two. for 25c SECOND FLOOR Sport Skirtings All color stripes. 30 and 35c values. Choice 25c yard. - Four for . .. .$1.00 . Kimono Aprons 75c values, 3 styles, all colors. 59c or two for , : .$1.00 Children's Dresses All $1.25 and $1.50 dresses 3 to 14 years at'.- .........$1.00 See the special dress 3 to' 14 years at .50c ; Shirt Waists See the. counter of 9Sc waists. Choice 50c. Parasols See the lot of Wash Parasols, all colors. Choice, each .............................50c - EMBROIDERY SPECIAL ; See the counter; of -18 and 27-lnch flouncings, worth up to $1.00 yard. Choice per yard ..49c See the counter of Cambric edges, 3 to 10 inches wide. Choice per yard ........10c Worth 1& and. 18c.