Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 207, 12 July 1917 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1917

IAIRIES SCORED BY INSPECTOR

prcBtaM for reneral conditions

ot Richmond milk dairies for the month of June, as fixed by Dr. Lou Clem. dairy Inspector follow: , . Thomas Ryan J John Hanstetler . . J L. E. Raper . E. V. Bachelor . Fred Hartman f

T T RarhAlor... 0

Harry Shut , Charles Rldenour . . . Alton Hale ......... E. T. Cummings ...

B. E. Jennings

Herman Austerman Elat Roberts L. O. Druley . . ff. George Klrcher ..' John Haas f rt nAn ..............

h. o. Luith .. 11. Woelke f'-lY Oren Caskey George Touschlog : John Baunler - Levi Meyers f Forrest Meek "Ji George Tueke J

Lou Baumer John Wuenker f ; William Turner

Joe Pardleck "

79 81 80 72 ' 83H 72 68 74 91 Vt 85 : 63 :

w. ri. UlUUl . . .y. --

Harry Smith

Crow Mull " , Martin Buscholly J5tt I. Ratllf ?J William Crawford Charles Hoffman : Oscar Lamb. - William Rich 68 Charle Wilson 71 hi William Culbertson 73 Frank Tepe j D. F. Gure 67 William Hartman 83 J. Nolte 6H F. J. Hartraan John Fauble Homer Estell 7,8 Oscar Thompson M John Touschlog H. J. Hoover 84 Gear Farm 81

MILTON, IND.

"Dr. Ernest R. Myers left Tuesday to visit his father. Dr. Rudolph Myers, in Huntingdon, Pa., and for a trip through the east.... Mrs. Alice Gresh and Mrs. Frank Jones entertained Tuesday, night in honor of Miss Blanche Moore, a bride-elect, and Ralph Mooro. who will leave In a few days for a training camp. Those present were Misses Mary Sills, Ruth McCormlck. Marie El well. Lorene Warren, Blanche and Ruby Moore, Marie Harmler. Sarah Hussey, Ruth Hoffman. Helen Coyne. Mary Caldwell, Gussie Miller and Mesdames George Wagnor. Irvln Harmler. Ben Whitely, William Anderson and William Wessel of Richmond, Miss Ellis of Terre Haute, Fern Paxson of Chicago, Messrs. Olin Davis, Walter and William Anderson, Charles Marlatt, Ben Whitely. Ernest Jones, Firman McCormiek; Albert Ferris, Isaac Bryant. Lee Florea. Walter Highams, George Wagnor. William Wessel. Leslie Mull, Robert Hussey. Irvln Harmler. Ralph Moore. Ralph Bryant and Roby Hobbs Mrs. Elisabeth Harden Is visiting her niece, Miss Florence Newman.... Mrs. Templln has had as her guest her sister. Mrs. Hayden of Straughn. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Clark ot Bentonvllle, spent Sunday at Sanolaeast ot Richmond Mn. - E. P. JonfiS. ElTieSt

and John Posey Jones and Dr. Ernest

?.ivrs scent Monday at Ft. Benjamin

Harrison and Indianapolis. .. .Miss L.

.v. Thnmndon and sister. Miss Ella,

and Lorene warren were guests oi

Mra whUapa warren Monday evening.

. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kennedy of

Indianapolis, who have been guests or

Mr. and Mrs. J. c.-Bectc. nave gone w Centerville to visit relatives of Mrs.

Kennedy. PAGE W. J. BURNS!

LOS ANGELES. Cal., July 12. Mall .9Pu mi a tn contain more than ten

thousand registration cards for the selective draft which were sent from

here Friday night directed to the of

fice of Adjutant General Boree in Sacramento, had not arrived today, ac-

rnriinar to the county registrar of

vniart The cards should have ar

rived in Sacramento last Sunday draft officials say. The matter has been re

ferred to postal authorities.

Just before graduating last June as honor man at the Harrisburg, Pa., Tohnimi hlh school, modest John

Watchman disappeared leaving a note

that be could not stand "an tms ravine about being the head of any class." few davs aro his narcnts received a

letter which said, "I am with the

British army In France."

HOW TO GET RID OF CORNS

People suffering from tired, swollen. Ain fnpt. or from stlnslng. burning

corns or calluses will be glad to know

that these nerve-racking, misery-oring in? afflictions can be ouickly over

hv & situ Die home treatment that

will not causo one bit of pain or sore

ness. From your druggist get a small jar

f T-Mlnt. Rub a little on any pain

ful corn or callus. Instantly the pain will disappear and In a short time the .-n nr rail us will loosen and can be

Utted out easily with the fingers root

and all leaving tne surrounaing ssun In a healthy, normal condition. .'Wit an vflu atoD to consider that the

lmpl. pleasant process of rubbing a

little Ice-Mint on me iooi ai mgm. u-m tthnrtlv rid one of every painful

, av oUiih .nd will keen the feot

rool. comfortable and rested on the

hottest days, it is easy io unarnB why it is thought that foot troubles

will soon be a tnmg m u jjo,. t. t i ! an entirely new depart

f.nm h disagreeable old time

foot remedies. Inasmuch as It Is absolutely harmless and comes in the form

of a snow wmto creamy

which la dellghtrul and easy v appjy. It costs little and can be obtained here from any of our local druggists.

Rtow (flfcrd.

You need just one more piece of furniture to complete that room. You want it, but you don't feel like paying the full price. That piece of Furniture that you want is now being offered in this Odds and Ends Sale at off its regular price. Now you can have it. Come tomorrow. We may have other pieces you want. We can save you money, no matter what you buy. You save at least onefourth on your purchase. .

50 Lb. Icer $13.50

The Regular Price of this Refrigerator was $18.00 and the price was recently raised at the factory to $22.00; our price

Reed's Complete

(Dnnftflntt!

For Summer Brides

Your worries about your new home will be few if you come to Reed's to see the beautiful Home Outfits we have In readiness for you. We can furnish any amount of rooms you desire from a two-room flat to a mansion, and the furniture we have will make your home cozy and comfortable. Liberal ; Credit Terms extended and we will do all we can to get you started right in your new home. Let us be your outfitters.

Bookcase Special !

Solid Oak , 1 Book

Case!

R7M

74 Inches higbJ

bevel plate mir-

1 Ul , o uiawcio-i and writing desk,

well worth $22.00,1

now priced '

Dont IVIlss This Sale

Solid Oak Bed Duolold Suite KIcucIIWa?n!i,?II,.Infl. $175.00

THERE'S A SATISFACTION IN WELCOMING GUESTS. There's a satisfaction a keen delight In knowing that you can show your friendliness by providing a home for them during their stay. You want them to feel that you are doing your utmost in creating cheerfulness for them; but the greatest problem, you know, is where to have them sleep. THIS SUITE IS THE SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM You have a splendidly furnished living room, in fumed oak or golden oak, massive furniture, deeply upholstered over steel springs. And at night, with a few simple operations, the duofold is converted to a full-sized bed.

A PERIOD ADAPTATION THAT IS AUTHENTIC

All the pieces are delicate In appearance, yet ruggedly substantial. Every joint is as tight as it Is smooth. The long, full curves and the simple decorative touches, the expert mahogany veneering, all express the Dutch theme that inspired the designers of furniture in the days of Queen Ann in England. Each piece is exactly as It Is illustrated with an atmosphere about it which you will appreciate only upon seeing the furniture. See This Now at $175.00

$13.50

Buy This

and Save Money

Bed, Spring & Mattress Big Porch Special

Full 2-inch post He'd, supported woven wire Spring and a Felt Top Mattress that usually sell for $1S.00, during this sale, we are going to dispose of what we have on hand at the extremely low price Complete Outfit

a rnmnlpfp set in 3 sfvlea. can he used inside or

out; fitted with cushions if desired; with weather proof finish. Chair $5.50 ; Rocker, $6.00 Settee, $11.50

BRAS:

with 2-inch posts, double top. rod and 14 fillers, making a very substantial looking bed; our July sale price v

THIS FIBRE

ROCKER

sold all season at $3.69 and now goes at ! off which makes it

China Closet 72 inches high. Four shelves and mirror at the top, good value at S1S.OO

PlSSSP

Solid oak, 48 inches wide, 8x36 Inch mirror, finished in golden oak, quartered and polished; Sale price

1 222

Odldls & Eodls - Va OIFIF

THIS

locker $i

Is upholstered in y

Om JWVA vv ' v. a and good spring cushions and formerly sold at $10.50, but now

Kwmm

$11.75

for this

Cabinet

Zjlt is an exceptionally r good value at the regu1 lar orice of S16 and

w goes in at one-fourth II off, which makes it - F $11.75

!Oth and Iain

Richmond, Iod.C

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