Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 230, 14 August 1916 — Page 7

Copyright, 191C, Dy the McClure SWEETHEART PART I. Once upon a time there lived r.i poor peasant and his wife in a cottage on the side of a mountain, and j one night the 6tork came while they slept and brought the peasant and his wife a dear little baby girl. So dainty and sweet looking was the new baby that her parents named her Sweetheart, and the fairy queen and little fairies, peeking in at the window one night, saw the dainty little Sweetheart in her cradle, and sli was so beautiful the queen told th( fairies to enter and give the baby a Messing. "Oh, what blue eyes she has!" ss.id cne fairy, for the baby opened her big eyes as the fairies touched her with their wands, but she did not cry babies never cry when they see fairies, for they see far more than growups think or know about. "She Is as dainty and pretty as a king's daughter should be," said another fairy. "Let us make her a king's daughter," said another fairy; "we can cast that charm over the life as well as ar.y other. "Yes, that will be splendid. The dainty little girl shall become a princeEs," said all the fairies together, waving their wands as they spoke, and out they went, leaving the baby asleep, and little did her parents know what had befallen her. Sweetheart grew to be a beautiful young girl, but she lived In the cottage with her parents and was still the daughter of a poor peasant, for the fairies set no time for her to become a princess. One day while Sweetheart was working in her garden among her flowers she saw a funny little creature she knew It once was a goblin. "Come with me," he said, "and I will phow you where the prettiest flowers in all the world grow." Sweetheart loved, next to her parents, the flowers, and so without waitins to tell her parents where she was goins she followed the goblin into the weeds. Along the path he led her until all at once Sweetheart found she was in the mld6t of the woods and a p!ace she had never been before. But just as she began to be frightened the goblin said, "Here we are," nnd opened the gate to a garden where stocd a funny crooked little house, so crcckcd that it looked as if It might tumble any minute. Cut the flowers that grew in this garden were so beautiful and gorgeous that Sweetheart forgot all about the little house, and the goblin, too, for when she looked for him he had disappeared. Sweetheart began to think about gong home after she had seen all the flowers, and she was just going out of the gate when a funny, cracked voice said, "Whither away, my pretty?" Sweetheart looked around, and in the door of the crocked little house stood a funny, crooked little woman with a crocked stick in one hand on which she lear.e-i. "Come in, r.:y nrp"v." she raid to. Sweetheart, "and 1 will show you more i finvcrs." j Sweetheart '.'"t in the crooke.1 i house, and there ahn av in many pots j beautiful red end white and nink poppies growing, but tho popplos were' the only things in the rerun thit were, standing straight ; all the furniture wa3crocked, the legs cl' the table end the; chairs were bent and crooked like the ; funny crooked little woman. ; Sweetheart stood looking at. the; flowers, and all at once she felt very , sleepy. She swayed and nodded, and I so did the popples, for the crooked ; little woman was crooning a3 she Ptood behind Sweetheart, and waving you vaiita dear in? If your skin is not fresh, smooth and (jjSnwins:, orlins Fuffcred from unwise use of cosmetics, let Reslnol Soap help to cic.ir it, in a natuV.il healthy way: Simply U" Rfinol Soif r' tu'ar.'y once or t ice a iay.and see if it d.iennt utrklyiootlie ndcltins tlie pnret. lessrn the tcmly.cy to pimple. and lrav the complexion clear, lrc .fi and velvety. -,," When the !in i in really bid condUjrfspread on Jut a tittle Resinol Ointment fnrlnrninutej before mint Resinol Soap. tiguptfsetp and Resinol Ointment are sold by all sniRTiatt. For tamplei, Iree, write to Dept. 35-R, Resinol, Baltimore, Md, Ihsinol S-jS40 ROUND JL TRIP EVERY SUNDAY From Richmond Excursion Train Leaves 4:55 am See Local Agent.

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m Dollar. n r M All Advertised Items Go Back to -to""- . j . Children's Dresses, 49c Ginghams and Percales, ages 4 to 14 years, Dollar Day, 49c. Shirt Waists, 89c White and colored stripes, $1.50 goods, Dollar Day, 89c. Parasols, 50c One lot Ladies' and Children's, -worth up to $1.25, Dollar Day 50c. Palm Beach Suits All Suits now remaining at just half price; regular prices $6.00 to $17.50; Dollar Day $3.00 to $8.75. Wash Petticoats 9Sc All colors, $1.50 value, Dollar Day, 93c. Kimono Aprons The best vzlues in the city, all sizes up to size 52; Dollar Day, 49c, 59c, 69c. Wash Skirts and Dresses Exceptional values for Dollar Day. If in need of a Skirt or Dress, see our Dollar Day bargains. Wash Goods All printed Voiles. Organdies, Swisses, etc., greatly reduced for Dollar Day. Embroideries 10c See the counter of Embroideries, worth up to 23c; Dollar Day 10c. DOLLAR DAY SALE OF HANDKERCHIEFS 19c and 25c Wromen's Handkerchiefs, 6 for 50c These are all the odd handkerchiefs we have in stock. None are soiled or even mussed; all clean, perfect goods, but only two or three of a kind.; pure Irish linen; some are hand embroidered corners with narrow eighth-inch hem. There are a few initial W-F-T-P-J-G-N only: limit 6 to a customer. There are about 15 dozen in the lot. Fine Cotton Handkerchiefs (5 for 25c One-eighth inch hem; an exceptionally good handkerchief for summer as it is made of a fine sheer soft cotton, 6 for 25c Men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs 5 for 50c We have a limited number of these. At the present market they should sell fori 15c each. ' Pure Irish linen; one-fourth inch hem; full size. Crepe De Chene Handkerchiefs 25c We've a beautiful line of these. Either hemstitched or roll edge. Fancy borders of pink, blue, green, rose, lavender, also a new all-over plaid pattern. DOLLAR DAY Sale of HOSIERY Gordon Dye Fibre Silk Round Ticket Hose, 50c Pair It has been just seventeen months since we sold our first pair of "Round Ticket" Fibre Silk Hosiery. During the first twelve months we sold of this one number six times as many pairs as we had ever sold of all 50c hosiery combined in any previous twelve months. During the past four months we have sold as many pairs as we sold the preceding twelve months. A stocking of this kind must give service. Seamless, flare top, lisle heel and toe, black, white, pongee, caster, lavender, greys, pink, blue; light weight, pure fibre silk.

"Don't you harm her, Granny Crook," he said. "You promised no harm should befall Sweetheart if I brought her to you. Now see that you keep your promise, or I will see that my brothers find a way to punish you." "I'll not harm the pretty dear," said the crooked little woman; "have no fear." Tomorrow I will tell you what happened to Sweetheart in tht funny little crooked house. Tomorrow's story "Sweetheart" Part II.

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ECONOMY, Ind., Aug. 14. Stringtown threshing ring met Friday evening, the annual picnic and settlement. Mrs. Lue Fennlmore is ill. Several from her attended the reunion at Mooreland Saturday. Allie Conarroe of Modoc was here and Richmond Friday. Lee Anderson and Sherley Hollingsworth of Williamsburg were here Saturday. Mrs. Theodore Burns and Mrs. T. Stewart were at Williamsburg recently. Enos Veal and the Rev. and Mrs. Lee Chamness of Williamsburg have returned from Muncie.

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ELWOOD, Ind., Aug.. 14. The Gustin farm, southwest of Elwood is enjoying a reputation as being a hoodoed farm. . Homer Dellinger, who has left the place, did so because his wife was killed by a bolt of lightning a short time ago. The farm's record includes: Mrs. J. R. Gustin, lost her mind there; Frank Gustin, found dead in bed; Thomas Gustin, accidentally shot himself. Meanwhile crops grew fine on the farm.

A simple horse-drawn machine has been invented by a Michigan man to sprinkle sand evenly over slippery streets.

Guatemala has this year built 130 miles of new roadways.

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NEW COATS, worth up to $11.00, $4.98 choice ! Women's Fibre Silk Boot Hose, 25c Pair Gordon Dye, spliced heel, double heel and toe; seamless; black only. Wayne Knit Pure Silk Boot Hose 59c Pair The silk in these stockings is absolutely pure. 9 The "Waynew" foot is the best improvement in the making of Wayne Knit Silk Hosiery, giving extra protection; it insures increased service, satisfaction and shapeliness. Silk lisle top with spliced heel and lisle heel, toe and sole. Children's Pure Thread Silk Half Hose, 25c Pair All size3. 5 to 8 Ms except 6-6 1. pure thread silk, white with fancy stripes, in pink, blue or black tops; Lisle heel and toes. Women's Gauze Weight Hose 2 Pairs 25c Very light weight, garter tops, spliced heel, double liole, four thread heel and toes; black only. Special Line of 50c Corsets You'll probably need one of these to last until you buy your new Fall Corset. They are splendid values, made of coutil, long hip, medium but, good boning; perfect fitting; sizes up to 34. I KNIT UNDERWEAR You'll Probably Need Soma Knit Underwear "to finish out the season." NOTE THESE PRICES . T T T 1 . coys union suits, Zoc jj Light weight Knit Union Suits, short sieeve, jtuee lengin, sizes up to 14 years. 25c Boys' Shirts and Drawers Dollar Day, 5c Each We have about 5 dozen 25c Shirts and Drawers; perfect, clean garments; light weight mesh, nearly all sizes, Athletic Shirts (no sleeve) knee length drawers. Men's Athletic Union Suit3, 50c v e ve been fortunate in being able to get a few more dozen of these garments; fine barred nainsook, elastic at the waist, full sizes, roomy through the seat, with button in back; closed crotch. The

RICHMOND PERSONS VISIT WELUAMSBURG WTILLIAMSBURO, Ind., . Aug. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Roe Martin of Richmond, spent Wednesday with friends here. ....Mrs. Lora Meadows of Richmond, is spending the week with Perry Cain and family. Entertains Friends. Mrs. Edna Huddleson' entertained several of her friends at her home in the country north of town, Monday evening Charles Duke of Boston, called on his mother Mrs. Ella Duke, Wednesday Mrs. Iva Ball has been on the sick list the past few days but is some better now. ' Margaret Meredith Epent Tuesday evening in Richmond Miss Edith

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50c Women's Union Suits, 39c Tight knee, 4-5-7-8-9. Lace knee, 4-5-6-9. Fine gauze, mercerized and silk taped. Extra sizes V neck, regular size, round neck, Essex Mills. Men's Fine Nainsook Night Shirts 79c Our dollar quality; it's the end of the season and we want to close them out; fine cool light weight nainsook; has pocket, full sizes, 1C-17. New Fall Shirts, 50c 25 dozen new Fall Shirts, attached laundered cuffs, coat style, made of a good 'quality of percale, black and white and a beautiful line of fancy stripes in lavender, blue and red, 14 to 17. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR $1.50 and $2.50 Muslin Skirts, 75c There are only one dozen of these; our regular 52.50 and $1.50 Skirts; narrow width, would make excellent petticoats for misses and slander women; lace or embroidered, fin soft finished nainsook. S5c Muslin Gowns, 69c Slip-over styles only; soft finished cambric or nainsook, lace or embroidery trimmed. DAINTY NEW UNDERMUSLIN Gowns, 98c Either lace or embroidered, made of nain sook, nesn coior batiste or plain blue or white crepe. There are many new styles and patterns. Corset Covers, 50c We've sold hundreds of these this season. Trimmed in various pretty ways with lace or embroidery. They're made of a fine soft nainsook, trimmed front or back. Envelope Chemise, $1.00 You'll surely buy two or three of these. mere are more tnan twenty aitrerent styles. Trimmed in the Daintiest of laces and embroideries. Some are made empire styles with satin ribbon inserted. Materials either soft nainsook, cambric, crepe or flesh color batiste. Store with Only One'.

Williams has returned heme after ependlng several days with frlenda in Richmond and other points Mrs. Barnhouse epent Thursday with friends In Economy Dr. Helms of Columbus, O., is visiting old friends here Mrs. Renner and son Walter, called on Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ball, near Fountain City Thursday.

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LOGANSF-ORT. Ind.. Aug. 14. Miss Laura Perdue and Wilbur Hanson started out to elope to St. Joseph, Mich., but a railroad wreck interfered, and they ended by eloping to Elkhart where they were married.

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