Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 159, 17 May 1917 — Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1917 FAMOUS WAILING WALL IN THE HOLY CITY OF JERUSALEM MRS. KEISER IS DEAO friends in Richmond .... George Gleason came Sunday from Pueblo, Arizona, for an extended ; visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gleason . . . . Miss Mary Bryson attended the annual Tree Day exercises - at the Western College at Oxford, 'Wednesday. . . .Mrs. C. F. Bond returned from a visit with relatives In Indianapolis. .....Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Beard spent the day Monday with friends in Richmond.... Omar Farr was home from Indianapolis, to spend the week-end with his parents .Miss Elizabeth Langsdale, of Indianapolis, is making an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hughes ..... Miss Ruth Morris will arrive Wednesday from Cincinnati to attend the commencement exercises and make a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Morris.... Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stanley, of Richmond, spent the day Sunday with Thomas Templeton and family Miss Helen Albaugh and Miss Glenna Gross of Oxford College, will be the guests of Miss Charlotte Husted, Wednesday. , i R. C. Mrs. McBrlde, -who has been ; , - - . ,- prominent In the work of- the latter, organization, will accompany : the' DELIVERS MEMORIAL ADDRESS 'irwyjffyy iM .... HAGERSTOWN, Ind., May 17. Mrs. Louisa Jane Kelser, 67 years, wife of John Kelser, died at her home at Scottsburg Monday. The body was brought to the home of her son here on Tuesday. Funeral services were held at the Brethren church Thursday afternoon. Interment was in the nearby cemetery. judge. . - A CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., May 17. Hon. Robert McBrlde, of Indianapolis, ex-Judge of the Indiana Supreme Court, has accepted an Invitation to deliver the Memorial address May 30, at this place. The exercises will be held in the M. E. church, under the auspices of the local G. A. R, and W. For the Teeth and Month gets into the tiny crevices the ' tooth powder or paste can't always reach. Reduces spongy, bleeding gums. Makes the month proof against disease germs. Neutralises, mouth secretions cools and re-' freshes. Use night and morning. At any Dm ntaC. 25e HifWt Award ftuai - ftiHc Espwtfaa LIBERTY, IND. BRAZILIAN 0ALL1 b Cstfc fcr COUQilS, GRIP, GROUP, &sthaa, Catarrh, Quick Consumption, Dronchftis, XM.LS the Gems. ioc25c.50c.$j Mrs. F. W. Shock very charmingly entertained the Euchre club' at her home on Union street Monday afternoon.... Mrs. M. D. Cross same Sunday from Indianapolis, for a visit with friends and relatives : here. . . ."Lloyd Stevens spent Sunday with friends in Indianapolis ..Mrs. Charles F"ahrlander is spending this week with

- - " m

I ir draft 1 M f Wftf, n

WW "1 Tf5 VAIL .Tr.TrAr.r.Wf.,

The famous walling wall, which Is a part of King Solomon's temple. In the city of Jersusalem. Indications are that the Holy City soon will be In the hands of Christians for the first time since the Crusades, fallins to the British armies operating la Palestine.

VENEZUELA FEELS GRIP OF EVENTS

WASHINGTON, May 17. Venezuela's neutrality is to be supplemented by a close scrutiny of developments

in the light of her traditional friend

ship with the United States. In an ad

dress to the Venezuelan congress recently the president of the republic

said:

"Until now we hare not found our-

reives involved in the complications

that have forced the United States to yo to war against the German em-

jure."

$30 WORTH OF MEAT STOLEN AT ECONOMY

FORM RED CROSS BRANCH

OXFORD, O., May 17. A branch of

the Red Cross Society is being organised here. Over one hundred membors have already been secured. The organisation will take place next week 5nd It is understood that the local ranch will be a part of the Butler tounty organization.

SEEMS EVERYONE IS ANXIOUS TO TRY IT

Recent Discovery of Ether Compound that Dries Up Corns So They Lift Out Good news spreads rapidly and drug fciats here are kept busy dispensing freezone, the recent discovery of a Cincinnati man, which is said to loosen any corn so it lifts out with the finsers. A quarter of an ounce costs very little at any pharmacy, but is said to be sufficient to rid one's feet of every Lard or soft corn or callus. You apply just a tew drops on the lender, aching corn and instantly the corn soreness is relieved, and soon ih? corn is so shriveled that it lifts out without pain. It is a sticky substance 'vhlch dries when applied and never inflames or even irritates the adjoining tissue. This discovery will prevent thousands of deaths annually from lockjaw end infection heretofore resulting from the suicidal habit of cutting corns. Adv.

ECONOMY, Ind., May 17. Meat valued at $30 was stolen from the home of Grant Smith, north of town, recently.... Cy Helvy and family have left for Kansas, where hey will reside. . .. Hundreds of acres of corn ground is yet to be broken In this neighborhood ....Miss Grace Garrison has returned from Muncle. . . .The funeral of John Lamb, who died at Muncie, was held here Saturday. Interment was in the Sugar Grove cemetery.... Mother's Day was observed at the M. E. and Friends' churches Sunday. The new

ly .organized M. E. Sunday school orchestra made its first appearance.... Miss Francis Lindsey. and Mr. Russel Shoemaker, graduates of the Economy High school, were married at Richmond recently. They will reside at Dayton. .. .Mr. and Mrs. James Haxton, of Richmond, will move to Economy.... Sheep shearing was business of the day at Vine Scott's- farm Monday. Twenty-five head were clipped.

home north of town.... Mrs. N. C. Mohler and son, Orren, returned Friday from Indianapolis, where they visited Mr. Mohler, who has employment In that city. .. .Mrs. Thomas Black of Warren, came Thursday and Is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newton AbreI....Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petro of the county infirmary was In town Saturday. hmta PLAN TO INCREASE SALE OF LIBERTY WAR LOAN

JUGERSTOra,JND j Mrs. E. S. Wikoff was hostess to the

Woman's History club Monday afternoon. Fourteen active members and one honorary member were present. Responses to roll call were "Peace Sentiments." Southern music was given on the phonograph, "A Trip

Through The Mountains of the South''

was conducted by Mrs. Hower which

was very interesting and amusing. A

piano solo was given by Mrs. Wikoff. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. J. T. Hunt on North Perry street, May 21..... Lawrence Grubbs and family of Losants-

vllle were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Retz, at their suburban

NEW YORK, May 17. Plans for increasing the sales of the liberty bonds in the New York district were perfected today at a meeting of the local committee of bankers which was attended by Robert Wooley, national director of publicity for the loan.

FOUR-FOLD BENEFIT

From Two Grand Medicines In Spring. You know that physicians often give two prescriptions, perhaps more medicine to be taken together or alternately, or at different times. One reason may be that the medicines are "incompotible" do not agree when closely mixed in taking or that desired results cannot be secured bjr one medicine alone. ' The most successful combination spring medicine treatment that we know of because perfectly "compatible" and productive of the best resultsIs in Hood's Sarasparilla and Peptiron Pills. The former thoroughly searches out and expels Impurities from the blood, while Peptiron Pills give the powerful tonic they literally "put iron into your blood." Hood's Sarsaparilla should be taken before meals and Peptiron Pills after meals patients taking them so report the benefit Is four-fold prompt, positive, permanent. Both these medicines are economical and pleasant to take. Adv.

Kodak Films developed Free Prints 3c each, thwaite's Drug Stores.

Thistle-

Hi:

DM-

THIRTY FEET FROM SEVENTH STREET."

PEUITT9

8TARR PHONOQR APH8 AND RECORD8

n 7T TTl IMVkftO Why not forget about the drudgery, the waste and the worry in WU lAlUt trying to keep the old refrigerator pure and sweet and clean.

New days bring new ways, and none better than the "White

Mountain." Look on the new side, the cheerful side, and you'll find that if the "White Mountain" comes into your home you are shaking hands with a life-long friend a pleasure and a pride. Just figure it out yourself it's all so simple and so quick. Throw open the massive doors, lift up the air-tight cover, take out the basket or flues and then lift out the "Duplex" grate. Now you find that what you thought were two separate chambers is really one great compartment, so lift the gleaming shelves off the hooks and the waste pipe from the bracket, and you are all ready. Moisten cloth or sponge in lukewarm water and in a few minutes you have thoroughly cleansed the great interior top to bottom and front to back, and it was so quick and so easy every inch of the now immaculate lining reached without the slightest difficulty. "White Mountain" means convenience and cleanliness, purity and lasting satisfaction. Decide on a "White Mountain."

I I ' I III!

MCran. WAMm

b x x i m hwtii nmjM ni mil-Hi.

mm mm -m w mmm mu a . ma mm utt m. sfn i

1 w' K7l lIBll

m ii j in S MS vWi

i with j I mm Mountain jl

I I cretor

PHI

BUILT LIKE A

Any lover of fine workman

ship will appreciate the beautiful finish and massive construction of this "Solid End" Refrigerator. The outer case

Is made and finished as sub

stantially as an office safe. The ends are made one solid piece o f selected high grade stock, full

Inch tMefc, In a beautiful rich finish. Smooth as glass. No panels to collect dxtst. Rounded comers, the extreme of artistic design. All joints double dovetailed. WHITE MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATORS "The Chest with the

Chill in It"

are constructed in a superior manner in keeping with their superior results. The snow white lining in provision chamber, the thiek walls, the perfect insulating system and the remarkable Ice economy distlnguteh these fine refrigerators from all others. Let as show you the becattful "Solid End" models mentioned above.

GJ&ASS RUGS

TRAJ3XS MA8.R EEC . U. S. PAT. OFSV

Insure against Disappointment Demand the GenuineCREX The name C-R-E-X is woven in the edge of side binding- of the genuine look for it when you buy protect yourself against disappointment and dissatisfaction. Clean, cheerful, appropriate, durable, economical indoors and out the year round just a few of the things you can say about CREX Auk your cfomler for color-folder or writ to urn direct FRBB

CREX CARPET 212 FIFTH AVENUE

COMPANY NEW YORK

Mr. Smoker Go to Ed A. Fcltman's Cigar Store for your Cigars and Tobacco. There is still time to buy them below cost at our fire sale. 609 Main St.

In AH Our Years of Selling Menu's .We have never had a better, bigger, finer stock than right now, and we have never known a time when men liked our clothing any better.

0130.

lODOl

0E30 t O

A R1FRIOERATOR to meet every Requirement prleed st $TO0, I1SJ0, 117.20, tttUO, $22.50, tatvOO, 2fcB0, ttl.OQ, fL00 upT

On Earth

STARR PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS '

THIRTY FCCT FROM SEVENTH STREET."

liAmiwirsairylEvra

Favors Friday and Saturday To the Ladies . To the Men

A pair of 75c Silk Hose Free with each purchase of Ladies' Shoes.

A pair of 50c Silk Hose Free with each purchase of Men's Shoes.

Every day in the year our styles and values are unapproached and unapproachable. But in addition to that during these Three Days of our anniversary cele

bration we're going to give each customer a pair of

Splendid Silk Hose Absolutely Free.

Ladies' white reignskin cloth Lace Boots, heel, black kid trimmed, turn sole

black kid

pump, turn sole, Leather Louis heel Colonial or Simplicity style

Men's tan calf lace Shoes, English last, blind eyelets, Neolin or

leather soles

Men's gun metal and tan calf lace oxford, English style

Frfce Favors Friday and Saturday for Each Customer

FeflQnTniaiim9s SQikoxb Stoipe

Six Stores

INDIANA'S LARQE8T SHOE DEALERS

724 Main SI

OBOl

OCLSOE