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THE .RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN7TELEGR AM. TUESDAY, JUNE 5,1917;

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FRENCH TROOPS DISCOVER; RETREAT OF PRINCE EITEL ON WESTERN FRONT

NOYON, France, May 18. (Corre

spondence of the Aaaociated Presa.)

.The only. building remaining, intact in

all the region of Cbauny and aa far

north as Saint Simo, after the retreat of the Germans, was a wooden pavillion built upon a rise of ground between what was once the burg of Faillouel and the ruins of Flavy Le Martel. A rustic fence around the building bears in rustic letters this desig

nation : "Eltel Frederich Schanz"

(Eitel Frederick redoubt.) There is no evidence of the place having been fortified and the supposition is that it served as an observatory or resting place for the prince between spells at his regime of gardening, prescribed by his doctors to reduce his weight. Description of Building. '' The building comprises a single room papered in sky ' blue with gilt ornaments and furnished with rustic chairs and tables. -The veranda commands a view-of ruin and desolation. The second division of the Prussian guard -under Prince Eitel's orders operated here and the prince had hia headquarters in several different chateaus of the region.- The evidence of the inhabitants is that the occupying troops left no hardship untried upon them. Certainly nowhere In the zone evacuated by the German troops was the country more completely desolated. ; Aviators Discover Retreat. The first positive traces of prince Eitel Frederick in this region were found at Avricourt, in the department of the Olse, where ; he occupied the chateau of , Avricourt belonging to Count Balny at the end of October, 1915. French, aviators got the bearing of his headquarters and he left suddenly in 1916 for Fretoy Le .Chateau where he occupied the property, of Monsieur Dubois. He took with him air the furniture, dishes and plate of the count Balny. Russian prisoners . of war. were brought there to dig a deep underground shelter from airplane bombs for the prince. ' .-.. Demolish Headquarters. Prince Eitel was seen every morning during his sojourn at Fretoy spading in the garden of the chateau a physical exercise designed to reduce bis corpulence. French aviators surprised him at this exercise one morning in July last year. Their

bombs demolished the headquarters of the army telephone service and did other damage where upon Prince Eitel and his staff moved to other quarters not yet identified. The second division of the guard appeared on the front of the Somme

in ocpieaiuer, isio, uu rrmvo i established his headquarters in ' the chateau of Templeux La Fosse, about five miles from Peronne. After a

fortnights sojourn there, the - prince j and his staff were saluted one day by

about a hundred shells so wen aimed that the evacuation of the place became advisable. The next trace of the prince was again at the chateau of Fretoy where he established his headquarters though he lived at a spacious farm house nearby. There be had his sleeping room connected by a subterranean tunnel with a concrete armored shelter from bombs. - At Fretnoy, according .-. to revelations by inhabitants who passed ' the entire period of the occupation there, the men of the Second division of the guard made a clean sweep of everything' in sight that was transportable and even spaded up all' the gardens of the town for hidden objects, a work which is said ' have paid quite well. - ; ' ; - . ,, ... ... The men of the second division are very fond of the prince as the inhabitants observed. They noticed at the same time that the men of the guard were better clad and better fed than any other German troops who operated In the region. '"

On The Screen

New Hair Remover . ..,, Works. Like Magic j

I (Positively Removes Roots and All)) No discovery of greater benefit-to hair-disfigured womankind Wat "been made in recent years than the marvelous phelactine method. . It is entirely unlike and much superior to electrical, depilatory or other methods, because it actually removes the hair entire, i oots and all before your very eyes easily, instantly, harmlessly! Get a stick of phelactine, follow the simple directions, and you will be astonished and delighted or the druggist will refund your money without question. It is odorless, non-irritating, and so harmless a child could safely eat it. It leaves the skin so soft, smooth, hairless, that not the least sign of your former trouble remains. Adv.

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A CJ-cent package of Pesky Devil' 3aietus. P. D. Q., make a full quart of the beat bug- killer on earth, better than a barrel of old-fashioned dope. (Free A sprinkler apout in every box to get them in the hard-to-get-at-places.) Bed Bugs, Roaches. Ants and Fleas kills em and their ergs aa well. P. D. Q. will not injurs beddlnr. Kills Flea on dogs. At your drug- store.

WASHINGTON ; Charming Ethel Clayton, who is one of the country's most popular - motion picture stars, is seen in the stellar role of "Yankee-Pluck," the newest World-Picture Brady-Made which will be shown at the Washington theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday. In this production Miss Clayton appears in the role -of -a patriotic young Yankee girl who is in love with a rising young

military officer This officer- has perfected a new army aeroplane and the Japanese government is very anxious to secure the plans of the aeroplane. The manner in which Miss Clayton frustrates the plans and efforts of an attache of the Japanese Embassy is thrilling and delightful. This is an extremely pleasing play with plenty of punch and plenty of thrills. Montagu Love is seen with Miss Clayton in the powerful role of the intriguing

Jap.

Garden Question

Corner

Editor's note E. F. Murphy. -civic gardener will answer all questions about your garden in' The Palladium ; write to Jiim.

Mr. E. F. Murphy Is there something that can be grown, with cabbage to economize in space? C. V. G. 1 Answer As soon as '.'the cabbage plants have, been set,one may sow lettuce in the row between the cabbage plants. Then . one . may utilize : the ground still further by transplanting celery in the cabbage . row after the early cabbage-is : harvested. Early cabbage may also be followed by, late

string beans.

Mr. Murphy, Garden -Department

What Is the best kind of a soil for a garden? V. L. M. .;. - r - , ; . : f Answer The best soil for a garden is a soil which is "quick." That is, one which warms up early in spring; j a soil which" is easy to -work and keep i in good tilth; and one that responds quickly to fertilizing materials. This

Is. a rich, sandy loam; k , ,; ' ; ,.. A clay soil, -especially a heavy clay soilis usually sour, cold, and wet. We may improye.Qur clay soils for gardening , by v adding limestone to ; sweeten the soil, adding organic matter in the form" of, manure and green crops plowed under, and affecting good drainage. Palladium How thick should beets be left standing in the row? I. D. A. Answer, After - the plants are well up, they should be thinned to four or five inches in the row. v ; 'E. F. Murphy Why. are some plants set out? Why not" sow the seeds in the garden where you.want the plants and just let them stand? . ' " Answer The - main reason is" that the plant (requires a long growing sea

son and in order to get an early start, the seeds are sown in a hot-bed or hot bouse before '. the weather Is warm enough for them to be sown in the open ground.'- ;..,' r-.'t"'" ?v 4 There is also "another" reason for transplanting. Strawberry .plants,, e. g., "run out" if they are not reset about every three years. - Celery plants, are benefited by transplanting because resetting the plants; encourages the growth of fibrous roots and this is conductive to greater growth of tops;' '": , 4 ' - ; ,,

50,000 HELP AT PHILADELPHIA

5. An

PHILADELPHIA, Ja.. June

army of nearly 50,000 volunteer salesmen : canvassed - the Philadelphia reserve, bank district today in an effort to place ,a Jiberty bond in every home. Augmenting' the thousands' of "boy scouts, school- children and trained bond salesmen, who have been soliciting subscriptions for more than , a

week", "was virtually every Insurance agent in the eity. The insurance men, it was announced by the liberty- loan committee will devote two days to the saie of the war ldan,""during ' which time they have agreed not-to mention insurance.". . I 1 " ,. 'r' - r ' '- ' - . The eagles go to sleep Just about the time their' neighbors in the" owl cage are .waking up;; while the ! bears during the ; winter months apparently sleep all day and night, too. , - :. ; . -

Tailors' Get'S Increase

. CHICAGO,. June 5. Eight thousand employes of Hart, Schaffner & Marx, clothing manufacturers, have been granted an increase in wages of ten per cent., it was announced today. The increase was asked by the employes under a contract by which they may apply for an advance when conditions of .living -or employment change. , '.,; . '

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PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

Look for the Beaver; NONE GENUINE without it. .

Rub It In and the Pain WW Go Out In a few words that quickly tells the story of what

eloines

Lnmiflinnicinill

(Commonly Known as Beaver Oil) , will as quickly do. and what it has been doing over fifty years in thousands of homes in this and many foreign countries. It is a PAIN ANNIHILATOR a "safety first" necessity for every PAIN emergency in the home the store, the work shop, the camp, on the farm, the boat, the train, in fact EVERYWHERE a bottle of.it should be conveniently at hand for immediate use. It is a comfort for old people and children, for Rheumatism,. Cold in Chest, Sore Throat, Bruises, Strains and Swellings, Scalds and Burns. Rub it in and the pain will go out. Adv.

FRIDAY JUNE 8 HOTEL WESTCOTT

Is Direct from New York City and will be at Hotel Westcott, Richmond, Ind., on FridayOne day Only, June 8th, 1917, returning every 28 days. I Office Hours:- a. in, to 8 p. m.

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BEAT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING BY KLIPPING THESE VALUABLE COUPONS. Wednesday Coupon Sale tomorrow is looked forward J J to . by economical people with as much eagerness as a holiday. Coupon Day represents the highest' type of Bargain-giving in the city. ;

Ready-to-Wear Coupon

Spring

$6.75

Ha kaows tnat od rosalts raeaa as mucii 1 1 fctm as to fba patient. Mott of Ma new patient i tome tbro b tbe recommendation of otle:i raoat be has treated. ' CaaiatilBaalia mm Kxaamlaatlaai Vroo a4

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Come in all colors and sizes for women and misses, with Coupon, $6.25. -5 . P To $15 Newest; i$7 7K Coats ... Choice, of different all wool materials in all colors," with Coupon, $7.75; , P

$8.00 Sport Presses .

Your choice of many different styles and colors," beauti-. fully made, with coupon, at $4.75. P To $12 SUk Pop- A C lin Dresses ... of pure-silk poplin,- in all. col-, ors, box pleated effect, with coupon, $6.45. - . ;P

$4.75

s-rt $3.98 of French Linen, two-piece wash suit, all colors, special

at $3.98. .

$0 silKTaffeeT 1 to SlrtVte " VJa

One special lot pure silk Taffeta Skirts in plain black and stripes, with Coupon, $3.98. P

$1.78

$3-$3.50 Dress Skirts . .

Choice of all wool serges, poplins, plaids, checks, etc., special $1.78. - P To $10.00 Dress (K Skirts . . . . . L22 Choice of. pure silks, finest all wool poplins, in all sizes to 36 waist,-" special ' $4.65. p

Underwear

Men's 75c & $1 Union Suits Choice of Ealbriggan, Porosknit and Athletic style, with M f Coupon, special fOC Men's 35c Underwear of fine Balbriggan, well made; special " .Coupon price, . . -t Q .-Tuesday Xl .Women's 65cJnion Suits, 32c of gauze, lisle knit, loose, tight or shell knee, with Coupon, QO Tuesday .......... Oaaii Boys' & Girls' 50c Union Suits of fine Porosknit and Lisle Knit, sizes to 14 years, with cou- Q pon amtal Women's 15c Vests. . . . lO'ic Women's 25c Lisle Hose. .17c. Women's 35c Silk Boot Hose ...............

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$1.50 POCKET-

g BOOKS . . . 79 Good leather Pocket

w Books with interior

W fittings, many styles O o choose from, with O coupon,. 79c. ' ; P

Towels

15c Huck at ......

7 Large size Huck Towels, "extra heavy with red borders;

triced special with g coupon, T.u e s d a y , O at 72c. . :- P

50c TURKISH

TOWELS.. 27 Extra good quality, large size heavy nap, special for coupon day 27c. .: . P

$1.25 Bed Sheets at ........ 77 of fine - heavy quality Sheeting, size 81x 90, 'seamless,, all hemmed, ; ready for

use; priced with the

coupon, 77e. .

$1.50 & $2 Wash Skirts .....89? Hundreds to choose

from in P. K., Gaber-1

dine, Repps, etc

with the coupon fori 89c. P

75c and $1 Bed

Sheets .. . . , 55

Your choice or eitn

er hemstitched on

plain hemmed sheets

size ; 72x90, good

quality sheeting.

with coupon, 55c. P Coupon, ,11c,

BEST $1 RUGS

at 59 Choose , from Rag

Rugs or Fibre,

27x54, special fori

Coupon day, 59c,

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All colors and color

sizelcombina t i o n s to

choose from. Pretty

handles; with coupon, $1.00. . ,.-P

19c Dress VoUed

at 11

Your choice of 40

different colors in stripes, plaids and

checks, ; priced' fori

Tuesday with - the

$2.00 Best Para

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75c Gingham Petticoats. 47?

of . finest . quality

seersucker, and Rip-

pelette Ginghams,

weir made, with coupon Tuesday, . at

P47c.

CHILD'S 5 0c APRONS . . 37 Kimon style, made of gingham specially

priced for Coupon day, 27c '

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$1.50-$2.00 Boys' Wash Suits, 88

of finest, materials in plain colors and stripes; dozens of styles' to select from, priced with, coupon.

88c. ; P

75c Boys Pants at ... .... 44S Made of : Khaki and

Palm Beach color.

cut full,' in all sizes.

special with Coupon

at 44c P

$1.50-$2 Env'lope O

Chemise . ..88 O

of fine dainty naln- O scok in white . and O

flesh, beau 1 1 fully O trimmed, with Cou O pon, 88c P O

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Send It to Wilson ?

Grease spots, mud splashes, automobile dust and grime, doesn't necessarily ruin your clothing. Your Suit or Gown or Waist can be dry cleaned so perfectlythat its new appearance is restored. Dry cleaning rightly done does not injure the most delicate of dresses . or gowns. So, send them to Wilson when next they begin to show a few spots.

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CHILD'S 75c SLIPS, 44c Princess Slips for children to 14 years,' beautifully t trimmed," ' A A ' special . ." . rr4C

CHILD'S 35c ROMPERS, 19c of fine ginghams," chambrays, etc., all sizes, with Coupon - X9C

To $7 TRIMMED HATS $2.88 All colors and. sizes," beautifully ' " trimmed;, special drt OQ at '.'...v.'..".. IT wiDO

To $6.50 Childrens Coats $28 j J Of pure silk poplin, nicely made, A

ages 2 to 6 years, special ........

Oil; 23c.

with -coupon at p

5 75c Oil MOPS gat V. . . .23 Triangle shape Oil 2 Mop complete with handle and bottle of

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8$10-$2 Hemst'd Table Cloths, 88c O Of 'fine quality daOmask; in beautiful

assortment paiierus. Special with coupon at 83c. V ' 4 P-

5S150-$2U)0 BED SPREADS.: 88 2f Hearily fringed and W cut- corners, ' Good I heavy- crochet. Spe- () cial coupon price at u g

O 15c Linen Crash Ofor

Fine ' Quality un

bleach e d . Linen

J Crash actually worth 15c:., J Priced I with

15c Dress Gingham . . . 10H? Red Seal Dress Ginghams, , in newest plaids and stripes, priced with coupon per yard, 10lc. - P

$l:50-$2 Sateen Petticoats . 89? Made ot finest qualr ity Sateen, in plain black and colors. Special with the coupon 89c. - P.

75c KIMONO APRONS . 44 Cut pig and full, in many different -styles, sizes 3j to 46 priced special with coupon 44e. ; P

Boys' $5.00 Suits at . . . . v. . 2.68 N e w . f shipment of Ppya School - Suits, of 'fine striped Worsteds, , pinch" . back model, $2.68. P.

29c ; Pillow Cases

at ... .... 19

Of fine Muslin and Pillow Tubing, come

either hemstitched or

scalloped, 42 or' 45x 36; special ,19c. P

35c Turkish Tow-B1.50-$2 HOUSE

DRESSES. 89

Your choice of hun-

els . . . . . . . 19 Good heavy knap, ex-

75c Child's Romp

ers ...... . 43 of finest quality

gingham, beautifully

made in the newest styles in all sizes with coupon,. 43c. P

35c Boys' Blouses kl

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Fine light and dark

color ; stripes, well made in all sizes, with' Coupon 21c.

tra large size," actual

ly sold everywhere

to, 35c; coupon 19c P

Girls' 75c. Dress-

ies at 44C

New r shipment just

arrived of fine Ginghams, etc., in all sizes 2 to 14 yrs. Special coupon 44c. P

.50-$2.00 Girls'

resses ... y;

Of fine Ginghams &

Chambrays, in newest stripes, plaids & plain colors, size 6 to 14 years. 89c --P

dreds . of newly arrived Dresses, dozens of styles to select from; 89c. P

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18c Percales

at . . . . . . 10

Light or dark stripe.

checks, etc., priced special for Tuesday with the Coupon, at 0VzC. - P

VrSXXkimiT, m7i

B1.50 and $2.00

Pants. ... . 94 Good for either work or dress, neat dark

patterns, all sizes prfced with th coupon for-94c. . p

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35c Muslin Drawers 21

for women; of fine quality. muslin, beautiful emb r o i d e r y trimmed,' with coupon, 21c. P

25c Curtain Mar

quisette. 148 Exceptionally good quality white or ecru with and without Borders, with cou-

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75c Boys' Wash Suits .39 Just arrived new shipment of fine Boys Wash Suita priced special . with coupon 39c p.

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pon.

14'2c.

$1.50 and $2.00

Curtains . . 88

Your choice of lace, Scrim and Marquisette, beautiful borders, - with coupon.' 88c. ' P

Child's 50c Gowns i at ........ 33 (J of fine quality mus- i lin, beautifully trimmed; sizes to 14 J f years, -with the Cou- w

pon, 33c. 1 w

Child's 15c Draw- (

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of fine quality muslin, well made and

pon, Tuesday,

8c.

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$1.00 ;cor- O

Best

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You actuallypay $1 ( )

for these everywhere , 1 .1, .wt ?

$3 Silk Kimonos I

at:.l . w. $1.88 Newest' , Seco 'Silk j

Kimnnns in an coi-uur iu

or. 1 nrettil trim-1 good contil

mea aiirereni siyiea. suu ui. special price $1.88 P porters. -69c. (

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