Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 100, 9 March 1917 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FK1DAY, MAKUH V, laiv

RED GROSS PLANS DRIVE FOR MEMBERS ON NEXT SATURDAY

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Next Saturday will be the day designated ty Richmond Chapter of the Red Cro68 Society, to Increase Its membership. Many persons hare become interested In this great patriotic movement which is enlisting the cordial support of citizens in every part or the; United States. Richmond Chapter members already are actively engaged in the work mapped out by the National organization and with an increased roster the chapter should become one of the foremost in Indiana. Officers today announced the list of Main street stations where, next Saturday, memberships at $1.00 each will be received. The list follows: . Fourth to Fifth streets Quigley's drug store; Sudhoff's drug store. Fifth to Sixth Crawford's drygoods store: IUffs. Sixth to Seventh Druitt's furniture store; First National Bank., Seventh to Eighth Lee B. Nusbaum's; Second National Bank.. Eighth to Ninth George H. Knollenberg & Co.; German-American Bank. Ninth to Tenth Finney's confectionary; Reed's. Tenth to Eleventh Lemon's Flower shop; Kelly s bakery. Eleventh to Twelfth Spangler's garage; Phoenix grocery. SPAIN WOULD LIVE ON OWN RESOURCES

(By Associated Press) MADRID. March 9. The Cabinet is studying measures to insure the better distribution of foodstuffs throughout the country. Every disposition will be made to enable Spain to live on Its own resources and restrictions will be imposed on all articles not absolutely essential to the life of the country.

EAST GERMANTOWN

Mrs. Amanda Llchty sold her home to her son, Scott, he will move here the middle of this month Park Glpe sold his home to Mrs. Amanda Lichty, she will move there as soon as vacated Park Gipe bought a lot of Frank Winter and will build this spring. Mrs. Iva North, who spent the winter with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Fisher will return to her home In Saybrook, 111., thi3 week. Mrs. Bertha nicnertion and children spent last week here with her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Coric Mrs. Rebecca Condo will have a sale March 24, and sell her household goods. Mrs. Elizabeth Condo will occupy the house after the sale.

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ETERNAL FEMININE QUESTIONS "How can I drive away these disfiguring wrinkles how can I make my skin smooth and soft how can I get rid of the sallowness and dryness of my skin and' bring hack the fresh, youthful color!" Women everywhere, everyday are asking themselves these questions, and the best answer we can give 13 to advise them to go to Thistlethwaite's five drug 6tores or any first-class dealer, at once, get a bottle of Usit and apply it regularly at night before retiring, for a short time. The results, from the use of this pure nut-oil, liquid preparation, are really wonderful. It feeds and nourishes the skin so that wrinkles quickly disappear, the skin becomes soft and smooth, plumpness is restored, and youthful color and freshness return. And some of the nice as well as the important features of the Usit treatment are that it is a clean, delicately perfumed liquid, and is guaranteed not to cause the slightest hair-growth. You will be delighted with Usit and if your skin needs attention get a bottle and begin its application at once. Freckles, black-heads and many forms of eczema yield to this treatment. For sale at Thistlethwaite's live drug stores. Adv.

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. "Disappeared?" Lady , Torrens repeated." Then she flushed angrily. "My good woman," she said, "in Our family we do not 'disappear! If you wish to tell' me that my nephew has left your house, why cannot you say so in an ordinary, reasonable way?" '; , . ; "Will you please sit down, Lady Torrens, and let me tell you quite quietly all that has happened?" "I Insist upon knowing," Lady Torrens answered; "and it I find that any unpleasantness has caused my nephew to suddenly leave your bouse, and if he has thereby retarded his recovery, I tell you frankly that I shall consider you have been guilty of gross negligence! . Now, get on with your story!" she ordered. The sister waited patiently for Lady Torrens to adjust her lorgnette and draw her handkerchief from the capacious pocket in her silken underskirt before beginning. , "It is hardly fair to Judge the matter before yon really understand it. Lady Torrens;" she said. "I will be brief, and tell you as quickly as I can what has happened. "Captain Fane was operated upon on Monday. As you probably know, the effect of the anesthetic lasts several hours, consequently neither the surgeon nor myself was surprised at his condition for the first day.. I may say that on the second day I noticed nothing unusual; but on Thursday', when I went up to visit hira In the morning, I was struck by the vagueness of his speech. He seemed to have no remembrance of his operation, or even of his marriage. "I was puzzled, worried; but I was not really distressed. I thought perhaps the great loss of blood from the bead had temporarily disturbed the power of coherent thought. In the afternoon I went up to see him again: he had forgotten who I was. Then I became really frightened.. I rang up the surgeon, Sir Maline Gorde, and told him, and he came round that evening. "While he and I were with Captain Fane, Mrs. Fane came in. The moment before Sir Maline had been asking Captain Fane if he did not re

member his marriage. He denied absolutely that such an event had taken place. Then, when his eyes fell upon his wife, when she went to him and took his hands, be suddenly . said, 'Rachel, my wife!' I thought his memory had returned. I was overjoyed; and then, an instant later, he asked her if she could tell him . If be had ever seen her before. It was as though a veil were lifted for an instant and then dropped again." "Go on go on!" said Lady Torrens feverishly. "Tell me what has happened to him!" "Yesterday morning I sat with him and talked on various subjects. His mind is quite rational, you understand; it simply cannot hold the past, that is all. The surgeon called about twelve and seemed to think Captain Fane was progressing as favorably as one could expect In the afternoon I visited my people at Pinner, leaving, of course, a nurse in charge. ; When I returned at eight o'clock : yesterday evening it was to find that Captain Fane had disappeared! "Two Inspectors from Scotland Yard had come at once on receipt of a message from Sir. Maline Gorde, who had been rung up by Captain Fane's nurse. It appears Sir Maline called about five-thirty, when the nurses were at tea. He went up alone to Captain Fane, and was with him for, perhaps, ten minutes. Before leaving he saw the nurse, and gave her some instructions, and told her Captain Fane was sleeping. She went up to his room about half an hour later to find his bed empty and his clothes missing. It was then about six-thirty. "From that hour to this no news has been heard of Captain Fane, and yet he is a man most people would notice; and at the moment he possesses a most obvious means of identification, for his head is shaven. Sir Maline has given .the Scotland Yard people "carte blanche"; but so far they have not even the slightest clue." Lady Torrens snorted. : . . "You mean to tell me that in this country, in a place like London, possessing the finest police force in the world, it's possible for a man without a memory, a man with a shaven head,

Joint Function Held for Classes

CENTERVILLE, Ind., March 9. Mrs. Delia Culbertson delightfully entertained two classes of the Friends Sunday school, the "Gleaners" and "Good Samaritans" Tuesday evening at her home on East Main -street. About twenty-seven members attended.... Mr. and Mrs. Howard Matthews and daughters spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Matthews' parents at Lynn Miss Olga Shriner of Muncie, was the guest of Mark Stevens and family last week. .. .Washington Milgram has purchased the Ireton property on Spice 6treet He and his daughter will move to Centerville in a short time. Mr. Ireton contemplates building a new residence on the lot adjoining the one sold .Earnest Charman of Muncie, spent a part of last week with his aunt, Mrs. Nettie Charman; he has taken a position with Krone & Kennedy of Richmond.

Philomath Events

By Gertrude McCashland.

JACKSONBURG

Mrs. Mary Barnes of Germantown. is viBiting her daughter, Mrs. Guy Hoarrell Mr. and Mrs. Will Wright were given a pleasant surprise by their neighbors and friends Thursday evening About thirty-five lady friends of Mrs. Alice Riser spent the day last Wednesday with her, it being an old fashioned rag tacking. At the noon hour two long table? were spread with all kinds of good cats in the dining room. Mrs. Kiser was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Frank Shock. Those present from a distance were, Mrs. Charles Kirlin of Milton, Mrs. Frank Shock of Mooreland, Mrs. Frank Williams and daughter Sarah, of New Lisbon, Mrs. Will Hamilton, Mrs. Will Worl, Mrs. Fred'Worl, Mrs. John Kiser, Mrs. Dan Brown of Hagerstown, and Mrs. Mary Barns of East German-town.

Mrs. Samuel Garrett of near Waterloo, visited Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Clara Rodenberg and son... Mrs. Sarah McCashland and daughter, Gertrude, spent Thursday afternoon with I.Irs. John Clevenger and children The ladies of the Cemetery Society held their monthly meeting with Mrs. Mary Shank Friday, afternoon. Messrs. Jacob and James Plankenhorn were callers in Richmond Saturday. . Looking After Estate "v Mr. and Mrs. Edward Drake of Richmond were here Saturday looking after the business matters of their estate.... Mrs, Monroe Stinson and daughter, Inez, Mrs. M. J. Weber and Mrs. Samuel Fisher and daughter Darlie, were callers at Willard Rodenberg's Saturday Miss Martha McLain was calling on friends in our burg Friday... Earl Doddridge of Milton spent Sunday night with M. B. McCashland and family Mrs. Samuel Fisher called on Mrs. Mary Shank Monday afternoon, who is reported on the sick list this week.

LEWISBURG, IND.

Mrs. Elva Maeder was in Dayton

Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hoffman are the proud parents of a baby girl Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sweeny, James Gates and wife, Joseph Sweeny and wife of this place, and Denim Grill and family, of Dodson, spent Sunday with Mathias Deisher and family, east of town..... Jacob Geeting sold his household goods Saturday and will make his home with his children.

The practice of planting seeds and performing similar farm operations according to superstitious "signs" or according to the moon are not based on facts.

"Oh, goody!mamma has home-made bread'V-the most nourishing:, healthful food the children can have; and so economical. All white flour foods are 2 to 10 times cheaper than any other food. Try this Soup tf Browned Flour Beats ouncei batter and add 9 to 4 big teaspoons of flour aod brown this. Stirin necessary quantity of water. Salt and a little grated nutmeg. Serve wiib small dices oi bread roasted in butter.

to be absolutely lost in two days to disappear entirely from the world?" The sister put her hand Impulsively on Lady Torren's. "He will be found; I know he will!' the said pitifully. "Found ?" Lady Torrens said. "Of course he will! It's it's preposterously stupid of us both to be so afraid, my dear!" . She energetically dried her eyes, but the handkerchief seemed of little avail. "You are 'sure there is hope?" a shaking voice asked uncertainly. . She lied, for she was feeling almost hopeless; but she meant to cheer Lady Torrens if it were possible. Therefore she made no mention of the fears of Inspector James of Scotland Yard or dwelt upon the tragic fact of the lost man's weakness and lack of memory. Through the years the knowledge had come to "her that it was always time enough to be sad when things had reached their worst altogether. To be continued

OH! THE CHARM OF BEAUTY

Let Stuart's Calcium Wafers Restore the Color to Your Cheeks and Remove the Cause of Pimples, Blackheads, Etc. Every one envies a beautiful skin, just as every one . envies a healthy person. Unsightly faces filled with pimples, discolorations, blackheads, etc., are nothing but- unhealthy faces

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blood and the facial blemishes dis appear.

LODGE GIVES WORK FOR 3 CANDIDATES

MILTON, Ind., March 9. The Eastern Star met Wednesday night and

conferred its degree on Mr. and Mrs.

Lafayette Rayle and - Mrs. Charles Davis. A large crowd was present, the membership from Cambridge City being Mr. and Mrs. Charles "Wheeler, Mrs. Thomas Peet, Mrs. Will AuBtll,

PAGE SEVEN " ' V Mrs. J. C. Dodson, who "were present At the close of the Chapter all . repaired to the banquet ball where a pretty luncheon "was served.

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"Life to Me Now Is a Beauteous Thing, for I Have Made All Skin Troubles a Thing of the Past." You must not believe that drugs and salves will stop facial blemishes. The cause is. impure blood filled with all manner of refuse matter. Stuart's Calcium Wafers cleanse and clear the blood, driving out all poisons and impurities. And you'll never have a good complexion until the blood is clean. ' No matter how bad your complexion is, Stuart's Calcium Wafers will work wonders with it. You can get these little wonder-workers at your druggist's for 50 cents a package.

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Hoelsctier GLASSES FITTED 818 Main. Phone 1928 OPPOSITE BOSTON STORE

RICHMOND'S DAYLIGHT STORE

New Sprmg Suit

The Spring Suits are c harming: because of their very simplicity, and because of this simplicity, they are distinctly different from the styles of , the past few seasons. Straight lines are their dominating characteristics, while various pleats and gatherings add much to their attractiveness. Belts are extensively used, as are partial pleats, and sashes, the chief purpose of which is to hold in the fullness of the jacket at the waist. Sport suits, . destined to be more popular than ever this spring, are here in a wide variety of lively colors and suitable fabrics. . Beige, Tan, Rookie, Leather, Grey, Copens., Navies, Gold, Shadow Lawn, Green and Magenta are predominating colors, many being made with a touch of blending colors to add to the newness of same. Your inspection is invited while the assortment is most complete. Prices from .?

SPRING GOATS Large variety of styles in all the new wanted shades and materials. Prices ranging from . .

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Good home-made bread is easy to make with Valier's Enterprise Flour because it is so extra fine in baking quality, texture antj flavor. Guaranteed to make whiter, lighter and finer flavored bread and more loaves per sack than other flours. As perfect for cake and pastry, too, because both Its cualitymnii its texture are fine. Made of beat Turkey Bed Kara Wbeot, milted slowly, tbtn silted tHrougfc siifc. Outer G. WheUn, Distributor, Richmond, Ind.

EGGEMEYER'S WEEK-END SPECIALS

EGGS!

1000 Dozen Eggs 12,000 Eggs of the freshest, finest quality. "Spring has came" and the Hen and Hog have parted ways on the "High Cost of Living". While This Accumulation Lasts 29 Cents Dozen

HAMS!

A fine lot of Swift's Premium Pig Hams Cured right and right trim and size. While the. Eggs are selling we will sacrifice the Hams with them and permit once more a "Breakfast a La King." Seven to Ten Pounds Each 25 Cents Pound

Otimer lot erest ing Specials

COUNTRY SORGHUM Pints, 15 cents Quarts, 25c FAIRY SOAP Fine Toilet 6 Bars for 25 Cents SEEDED RAISINS In the Bulk 2 Pounds, 22c

RIPE OLIVES Quart Cans 25c Can SPOTLESS CLEANER Large 5-cent Cans 6 Cans 19c Fancy Breakfast Bacon 5 to 8 Pound Strips 2Bc Lb. by the Strip Only

APPLE BUTTER Full Quart Jars 25c Jar YELLOW PEACHES Gallon Cans 45c Can MACARONI Large Boxes 3 for 25b

RED CHERRIES

Gallon Cans, Seedless 69c Can QUEEN OLIVES Full Quart Jars 30c Jar FANCY PEACHES Broadway Brand 2 Cans, 39c

Interesting NOTICE

WE HAVE PLENTY OF GRANULATED SUGAR WE HAVE A FRESH SUPPLY OF MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDIES WE HAVE SOME NEW CROP GENUINE MAPLE SYRUP. WE HAVE ANOTHER 1 2C0 POUND FULL NEW YORK CREAM CHEESE.

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