Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 219, 26 July 1917 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1917

YOUTHS APPLY FOR ENTRANCE TO WEST POINT

Congressman Elliott Will Have no Vacancies Till June, 1919, However. By RAMSEY POUNDSTONE WASHINGTON, July 26. Applications for appointment to the United

States Military Academy at West

Point have been received by Congressman Elliott of the Sixth Indiana dis trict from young men In his district.

However, no vacancy for the appoint

ment of a cadet to that academy will occur until June, 19J9, for admission to the academy in June, 1920.

The Sixth Indiana district now has

its full quota of cadets at West Point,

John H. Elleman, Richmond, of the

class of 1920, and Bonnel H. Boring Kushville, of the class of 1921.

Druggists in various part of the

Sixth district are up in arms against section 304 of the War Revenue bill, ; -which provides a tax on the alcohol

-hontVnta of all medicines and the al- ' cohol' stock as carried in retail pharmacies. Thevflrst protest Representative El

liott received on this section of the revenue bill came from the druggists

of Shelbyville. Pharmacists In Con nersville also have wired their protest

Druggists complain that such a tax

would be a "tremendous burden" to any one line of business, and further

assert that many druggists would be unable to meet such a tax. The revenue bill is now pending In the senates

"Mrs. R. NT. Elliott arrived from Con- J

nersville Tuesday to reside with her husband in Washington until - the close of tho special session. They will make their home at the Congress

Hall hotel.

William Dudley Foulke was a re

cent visitor in Washington. He came here on business and after a short

stay r.eturned to Richmond. His son--In-law, Dudley Cates of San Francisco, formerly of Richmond, has been appointed one of the attaches of the Hoover Food Commission. Cates has been employed as secretary of the California Tax Commission. Mr. and Mrs. Cates will reside in Washington. One of the most prominent Republican leaders In the Sixth district, Enos Porter of Shelbyville, spent a day In Washington this week, leaving here for New York on a business mission. Ha was accompanied by Mrs. Porter and daughter.

Court Records

Suit for divorce was filed in circuit court Thursday by Mary Sains against Robert Sains, on charges of failure to provide and cruel and inhuman treatment. The plaintiff also asks for the custody of four minor children.

Russell Kinsey filed suit in circuit court Thursday for divorce from Maude Kinsey. The couple were married in 1914, and have been separated for about a year. i

DELEGATES WILL BE SELECTED

Mrs. Charles Clark of Indianapolis, a daughter of one of the most distinguished men who ever represented the Sixth district in congress, the late George W. Julian, of Centerville, was a recent visitor in Washington. Other recent visitors in Washington from the Sixth district were Charles N. Teetor, Hagerstown, Miles S. Cox, Rushville, Col. Edwin P. Thayer, Greenfield, and Albert J. Feeger and Walter H. Weil, both of Richmond.

Charles E. Dill, of Cambridge City has filed suit in circuit court against Eva and Joseph Bender to collect on a note. The. plaintiff demands $3150 and attorneys' fees.

RICHMOND CHURCH FOLKS HONORED

The Young People's Union of the First Baptist church of Richmond was awarded a banner for maintaining an average of ninety per cent work for the last year, at the state Baptist as-

Delegates from the First Baptist church to the annual meeting of the Flat Rock District association of the Baptist church, which will be held at Fairland, Indiana, August 1 and 2, will be elected Thursday evening at prayer meeting. . 'Discussion of missions and other ac

tive work of the church will be the

main business of the Fairland meeting. J. W. Ferguson of Richmond will be

the leader in the discussion of the talk to be given on the last day on "Assoc

iation of Ideals of the Coming Year," by General Superintendent C. M. Dins more.

sembly as Franklin Tuesday and Wed nesday.

More than 500 delegates, the largest

attendance since the assembly has

been held, were present. The program

included baseball games, swimming

and tennis, beside the f egular num

bers. Miss Helen Unthank, Miss Ad

die Dean. Miss Kate Morgan and Paul

Underhill were the Richmond dele

gates.

Steam flows into atmosphere at the

rate of 650 feet a second.

Cherrapongee, in southwestern AsThe Athenians began the year in June, the Macedonians in September, the Romans first in March and later in January, the Persians in August, the ancient Mexicans in February, the Mohammedans in July.

SHORTEN YOUR DAY'S WORK WITH THE COMFORTS ENJOYED WITH A WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC FAN

Grocery Specials

FRIDAY & SATURDAY

The fan that gives the most circulation of air at the least cost. Prices from $5.00 up. , Quality Service Richmond Electric Co. 1103-07 MAIN. TELEPHONE 2826

Just received a fresh shipment of that fine Comb Honey ....1 section 23c Apple Butter, regular 20c can -17 Hominy Large No. 3 cans at 3 for 25 Ginger Snaps, fresh from the oven; they are crisp, per lb ll Kirk's Flake White Soap at 5 bars 25 EVAPORATED FRUITS Prunes, nice large ones, at 2 lbs. for 25 Peaches, nice size, v at 2 lbs. for 27 Apricots, new stock, per lb 23 Cocoa, i2 lb 12 Coffee, special blend, per lb 15 Coffee Regular 25c Coffee 20 Whittington's Best Coffee, per lb 30$ Potatoes, home grown 43 Sal Soda 3 lbs. for 10

FLOUR Occident Flour, 24 y2 Iksack, per sack ..$1.79 LARD Pure Lard, per pound. 25 CRISCO 24 oz. can Crisco 43 9 lb. 5 oz. can $2.34 3 lb. 1 oz. can 79 5 lbs. Granulated Sugar in Cartons ; . . . . 45 Salmon, regular 25c can, Sale price 18 Baking Molasses, regular 18c can 13 PICKELS Sour Pickels,, 1 doz., 15 Summer Dills, 1 doz., 15 Sweet Pickels, 1 doz., 100 Mix Pickels per dipper l0

Leslie Whittington STAR (SKOCEIRir

227 NORTH 6TH ST.

PHONE 1204

For Economy's Sake You

You will find a Bigger Selection, in a Better Quality at a Less Price than you pay elsewhere. Comparison solicited.

Will

Attend This July Clearance Sale

With Davenports so low in price, there is no need to be unprepared for the unexpected visitor. Finished in Fumed Oak or Golden. This one only

Here Is Another Summer Bargain: Quaker Kitchen Cabinet

ALL THE NEW SUMMER THINGS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS SALE Bargains in All Departments Assured

REAL ECONOMY REFRIGERATORS You can get a Refrigerator here for every purpose small ; or large. All are built on lines that assure economy in ice consumption. Save ice, save

supplies.

$9.90, $12.80, $15 up

PORCH COMFORT Becomes an important consideration now. The above Fitre Swing complete with chains, 4 feet long, specially priced for this week

SPECIALS SPECIALS Roll Arm Fibre Rocker $2.69 Full size Couch Hammock ....$6.75 Folding Camp Stools 15c Jewel Electric 6-pound Irons ............$2.98 Canvas Army Cots (folding)...... $3.38 Derrick Lawn Swings $5.75 All Oak Chain Porch Swing, special $1.98

BABY SWINGS Complete with ropes and QQ hooks, only

4-Piece FOLDING LAWN SETS Settee, Chair, Rocker e A A Q

and Table, only

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Opened this morning. The only and original store in Richmond holding Mill Remnant Sales. The one sale that offers you clean, up-to-the-minute merchandise at substantial savings. Buy now! It's your opportunity.

Buy Loom Ends and Save Remnants of 10c Calicos, all colors, Loom End Sale. 40 yard 1 5 c and 1 8c yard wide Percale, light and dark, Loom End price 74c yd. 1 8c Cheviot and Dress Ginghams, best quality; Sale price 124c yd. Remnants of Calicos, Lawns, Cretonnes and Calico Robe Prints, sale price at .... . lc each One lot of 10c and 12Jc Curtain Goods, Loom End Sale. ..... .5c yd. 1 5 c and 1 8c Wash Goods in figures and stripes, Loom End Sale. .9c yd. 35c Madras and Mercerized Pongees, Sale price 19c yd. 25c Table Oil Cloth, white and colors, sale price . 12Vjc yd. 1 5c Huck Towels, large size, 1 8x36, sale price 9c each 35c Beach Cloths, yard wide, Sale price . 19c yd. 15c Linen Crash, bleached and unbleached, Sale price 9c yd. One lot of 5c to 1 5c Lace, sale price at 2c yd. Remnants of all kinds and lengths at about one-half price. 60c Linoleum, 2 yds. wide, also yard wide rug filling, Imt. hardwood;' Loom End Sale ,..39c yd. $14.00 Brussels Rugs, 9x12, Sale price . $8.98 $8.50 Best Combination Mattresses, 50 lbs., Sale price $4.98 $3.00 Bed Springs, full size;' Sale price $1.98

Buy Now and Save Ladies 59c Corsets, Sale. 39c Ladies 59c Muslin Drawers. ...39c Ladies 65c Muslin Skirts ...46c 59c Ladies' Lace or Tight Knee Union Suits, Sale . ,44c Ladies 20c White or Black Hose, 14c Ladies 1 9c Black Hose, Sale . . 10c Silk Gloves, black or white. ... ,.49c 69c Percale Coverall Aprons, sale, 46c Ladies 69c Envelope Chemise, sale 46c White Wash Skirts, Values to (QE $1.75; Sale WoDlL All Wool Dress Skirts, values to $3.50, sale : $1.95 Waists in White or Colored, regular prices to $1.50, sale 79c Ladies Coats to $10, Sale price, $4.95 Children's 75c Gingham Dresses. .59c Ladies Silk Dresses to $1 5, sale, $5.39

Bargains Menu's Wear One lot of Men's Wool Mix Suits, value $7.00 and $8.00, Sale price. .$5.45 One lot of Boys Suits, new patterns and strictly up-to-date models, Sale pilCe .-;. j.;. 1.95 Men's Bal. Shirts and Drawers, Sale price . . ...1. 25c a garment Men's Union Suits, Sale price .48c. Boys' Wash Suits, all colors and all sizes from 3 to 8, Sale price.:Jir:59c One lot of Men's Trousers, light and medium weight, $2 values, Sale priCe . . .:-. $1.15 Mens Palm Beach and Light Stripe Trousers, Sale price. ..i.r..$ 1.89 Boys' Union Suits, cream ribbed and Porosknit, Sale price. . 25c Men's Balbriggan Union Suit, $1.25 grade, Sale price ......... .89c One lot of Boys wool mix Trousers, $1 value, Sale price. .59c Men's Work and Dress Shirts, 75c values, Sale price ....... 58c Boys Sport Waists and Shirts, all sizes, Sale price ... . .....r..25c & 48c Suit Cases at...'. 98c, $1.25 & $2.00 Men's Silk Bosom Shirts, all $2.00 values, Sale price..,.. .. ... ...$1.19 Men's Work & Dress Socks, 10c & 15c Boys Hats at ......... 25c & 50c Looinm EdmI Shoe Safe Women's and Misses' White Rubber Sole Slippers,, Sale..,. .; $1.39 Men's good heavy Work Shoes$3.00 value !wWww.:. $2.45 Men's Gun Metal Button or Lace Oxfords . ....i-:. $1.95 Women's $4.00 Patent or Kid Pumps and Slippers, sale ... .$2.95

Wicks for Perfection Oil Stoves etfftra 3tor.. . qPUJAL, Large tin cover Jelly Glasses, 23c doz. 2- burner Steel Ovens, tin lined, $1.98 Large heavy Clothes Basket 4Sc Ball-bearing Wringers $4. 1 9 Large Stone Slop Jars 49c 3- quart Aluminum Preserving Kettle for $1.19 Buy Loom Ends and Save

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