Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 23, 8 December 1916 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-IELEGRAM. FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 1916

DANK DISTRIBUTES CHRISTMAS FUNDS

CENTER VILLE, Ind, Dec 8. The Centerville State bank la ready with the checks due to those who have been depositing during the year for Christmas sayings accounts.. ... Vert Conner Is making an eztensire . trip through the south during his racation,. seeing sights and visiting f Mends. .". .. Mr, and Mrs. Will Kempton spent Thursday with ' friends In , Richmond.. . . .Mrs. Wayne Stanley spent Thursday with her sister at Richmond..... Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Study have gone to housekeeping in the David Gorman property on North Main Cross street. . Cemetery Society Meets. The Bryants Cemetery association will meet next Wednesday with Mrs. Emily Lamott on West Plum street. There will be election of officers for (he new year and arrangements will also be made for the annual' New Year's dinner.. . . .Rev. and Mrs. Pfeiffer, Carson Meek, Mrs. John Rosser find Miss Bessie Buhl attended the cunday school Institute at Economy Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. John Uosser will leave the ' first of next veek to make their home at New Cradford. O., .where Mr. Rosser has a position as agent Frank Howells has accepted a position as telegraph tperator at Cambridge City, and will move his family there in the near fu

ture.

IIEXT GOVERNOR

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aw. LD-STJCEHEM. W. D. Stephen, a Prbgressive Republican,, now .Lieutenant-Governor, will succeed Governor Hiram Johnson cs Governor of California. Johnson

vas recently elected to the United States Senate by more than 300,000

plurality, though Wilson won the

state's presidential electors and with .hem the presidency.

DOGS CAUSE H. C. L.

DE3 MOINES, Iowa, Dec. 8. Taklng cognizance of a . councilman's assertion that the number of dogs In the city boosted the cost of living, the city council today voted to appoint an official dog catcher.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

DANDRUFF MAKES HAIR FALL OUT

25 cent bottle of "Danderine" keeps hair thick, strong, beautiful

Girls! Try this! Doubles beauty of your hair in a few Moments

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Within ten minutes after an application of Danderine you can not find single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but what will please you most will be afler a few weeks' use, when you see aew hair, fine, and downy at first yes but really new hair growing all wer the scalp. A little Danderine immediately douDlos the beauty of your hair. No difference how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small itrand at a time. The effect is amazing your hair will be light, fluffy ind wavy, and have an appearance of abundance; an imcoparable lustre, toftness and luxuriance. Get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or loilet counter, and prove ; that, your lair La as pretty and soft as any that t has been neglected or injured by areless treatment that's " all you Mrely can have beautiful hair and lots t it if you will just try a little Dandle. - -

THE GREATEST OF HOTEL ' MEN DIES

News of Eldorado

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George ' C. ' Boldt, proprietor of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, hailed as "the greatest of hotel men," Is dead today from a . sudden attack of heart disease. Boldt, besides being proprietor of the Waldorf, was identified with a number of hotel, cigar and table water enterprises and a director of many banks, trust companies and insurance companies. His combined yearly, salary was said to be $500,000. He was known by many of the most prominent persons of the United States and Europe, many of whom he counted among his personal friends. He began life as a waiter, educated himself, saved his money, invested' it and finally was able to establish the magnificent Waldorf within two blocks of the place where he had served at tables. -

. C. H. Stayton and wife visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Gartrell of New Madison, Sunday. Mrs. Gartrell is in very poor health Tyler Fudge and family of near Eaton and : Mr. and Mrs.: Peter Ktmmel were Sunday guests of Clem McKee and family. .... Esta Hoover and family of near Eaton and Mrs. George Beard were Sunday afternoon guests of J. Q. Beard and wife.. . . .C. B. Williams and wife entertained Sunday, Mrs. Renna Trump and daughters of West Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Howell, Miss . Esther Trick, James Petry and Hale Agler.. A. E. Billman ' and family Bpent Thanksgiving with - his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Billman. . Visit Welfbaum Family. Mrs. Grace Coblentz and children of New Madison, spent from Wednesday until Saturday with Harrison Wellbaum and family. B. F. Wellbaum and family of Richmond, were their Thanksgiving guests, also.. . . : Albert Taxis and family of . Dayton and Earl Flatter and family of New Madison were entertained Sunday by Mrs. Elizabeth Barnhart. .... Mrs. Elmira Coons is visiting with Edward Murray and family of New Paris Miss Mary Swartzell visited with her brother, Charles and family, of near Lewisburg over Thanksgiving.. .. .Mrs. Wilson Baker spent a few days last week with relatives in Dayton. Shopping in Richmond. Mrs. Frank Blackford and daughter, Martha, were Richmond shoppers, Friday Mr. and Mrs. William Oswalt and sons entertained Thanksgiving day, Sylvester Lawrence and wife of Savona, John Eddins and wife of near Savona. Bert Eddins and family, Mrs. Mary Eddins, Mrs. Samuel Rice and Mr. and Mrs. George Oswalt Ralph

Blackford of Cincinnati, Roger Blackford of Middletown, and Mrs. Frank Blackford and children spent Thanksgiving day with Rev. J. H. Blackford and daughter, Lenore. Roger remained ; until j Saturday evening Mrs. Mary Murray was a-guest of J. A. Gwinn and "wife of Richmond, from Thursday until Sunday..'. . .Rev. Sara L. Stoner of Eaton, spent over the Sabbath with Mr. and Mrst Samuel Ullom.

The world's greatest hydroelectric plant, planned for India, will deliver water to the turbines at a pressure of 680 pounds to the square 1 '.h.

FIRST PAVED STREET FINISHED AT OXFORD

OXFORD, O., Dec. 8 The BrookS Construction Co., of Fort Wayne, Ind., has completed the first paved street in this village. Hocking brick was used, and the engineers pronounce th3 work in every way satisfactory. Th3 improvement cost $32,000. "

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Whispering to Women About Chiclets Tang for the tongue, comfort for the nerves. Refreshing on a dusty day as a splash in the surf . Matchlessly minty. Chew Chiclets for that tired,draggy, jadedf eeling.TheyVepureasdew and snowy white. Coat of candy and heart of ' ' gum. Double value, Double vim. 1 0 f pi your nickel.

Mrs. Scott's Coconut Custard Pie 1 Can of Baker' Fraah Crated Coconut. ' Vt Capful of Sngar. Pinch of SalL . CiipM of MUk. 2 Ect. Beat the eggs, milk, sngar and salt together, add the can of fresh grated coconut and pour into pie tin that baa been lined with pie crust. Bake in moderate oven on bottom rack thirty to thirty-five minutes or until set Try with silver knife, if it comes out dry the pie is done; if the custard and coconut separate, it has baked too long. This makes a seven-inch pie regular depth. ' The above is taken from a book of original recipes by Mrs. Anna B. Scott, cooking expert and food economist of the Philadelphia North American. This book was prepared especially for users of BAKER'S Fresh Grated Coconut in Cans Packed in It Own Original Milk

The book is d-giiiiminiiiiiiawfc

II CC H1UI Oil of Baker's Fresh Coconut at your grocer's or by mail on request. These recipes will give you an idea of how many delicious dishes may be prefiared witb resh coconut

and they are convincing proof of the economy and wisdom of keeping several cans of it always on hand.

The only ftemh coconut in cane

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FRANKLIN BAKER COMPANY Philadelphia, Pa.

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A Gift that Pleases Every Woman A Box of Delicious Candy For many a Christmas the gift of the Richmond man to his wife, sweetheart, mother and daughter has been a box of dainty confections. It pleases her more than any of her other gifts. Every mouthful of its goodness will recall you to her. Finney's Candy is noted for its freshness, purity and flavoring. There is no other confection to compare with it. . toon't let Christmas go by without giving "her" a box of Lowney's or Johnson's. Velightful candy. Order now for delivery Christmas. tiere you will find a big line of Bunte's Chocolates and fine Hand Mixed Candies for purity and freshness you can't beat Buntes. Xmas Shoppers, Dine Here Don't go to the trouble of going home for your meals when shopping. Just stop in and partake of the finest luch you ever ate you'll find our cooking and service to be excellent. ;

FINNEY'S

Confectionery and Lunchenette. yyi&Uj WMtri -919 Main St

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Boys a $50.00 Grafonola

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We cannot hold this sale forever and we cannot keep on making such unusual terms and it's only during this sale that you'll be able to have such an instrument as the Colombia Grafonola placed in your home for the initial payment of $1.

Not a single used instrument in this sale every one is new brand new and sent direct to us from

the factory. You are taking no chances you can't lose a single penny in this sale. Everything is in your favor and if you don't buy one of these Columbia Graf onolas now during this sale, youll be passing up the biggest opportunity ever offered you. Remember, this sale continues but a short time longer, so come tomorrow and select your instrument

AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY

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week Boys a $75.00 Grafonola

the payment of $ 1 .00 vye will deliver to your

home at. once a Columbia Grafonola the

world's greatest talking machine.. You don't have to buy Records. No red tape to this sale. All you do is Davv$1.00 and the instrument

is yours

WEEK Bays a $100.00 Grafonola

DRUG STORE

9 14 Inlaifi Street