Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 231, 9 August 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, AUG. 9, 1917

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HANDLEY MAY DRILL MILITIA

Lawrence A. Handley, cashier of the German-American bank, will be asked to serve as drill-master of the two units of the state militia to be organized in Richmond, Frank Benn, Wayne county organizer, said Thursday. Handley has not decided whether he will accept the appointment, and claims that some one with a knowledge of military training should be appointed. Organizer Benn said that the two units will probably be organized in Richmond within three weeks, if the men between the ages of 18 and 21 respond as they should. Another company of men between the ages of 31 and 41 will also be organized. Two companies will be organized outside Richmond within two weeks, one at Cambridge City and one at Economy. A unit will be composed of fifty men and three officers. The companies will be sworn into state service as soon as they are organized. They will not be compelled to go out of the state.

Trinity Plans to Observe Anniversary Plans for the celebration of the twenty-five anniversary of the Trinity Lutheran church were made at a meeting of , church officials Wednesday night. The celebration will probably be held about September 15. Officers elected for the ensuing year are: Otto Schuman, elder; Roland Rosa, Everett Eckerman, Charle3 Juergens, deacons; George Haner, trusee; Otto Kemper, secretary; George Cutter, treasurer. The church will celebrate the 400th anniversary of the Reformation this fall.

SGHWAN TO DIRECT GHATAI) QUA GAMES

Although there will be no Y. M. C. A. tent " at the Chautauqua grounds this year, arrangements have been made by Physical Director . Schwan, of the Y. M. C. A., to take charge of the boys athletics during the camping season. Under the" supervision of Mr. Schwan, and Boys' Secretary Williams, a boys' athletic league will be organized at the opening of the camp, and under this league, all athletic activities of the boys during the camp will be conducted. Under the plan of Mr. Schwan, all

boys who attend the Chautauqua may register for - the athletic league, - and captains will be elected by the registered boys. These captains will choose athletic teams and will compete . in tournaments of various games. Older men will also have an opportunity for recreation during the hours when there are no speakers In the auditorium. For the older men, a volleycourt will be erected just east of the auditorium tent, and - games will be played here every evening from 4:30 until 7 o'clock. The Hauser rifle is the most popular small-arm equipment in the world. Of the countries maintaining large military establishments in 1916, over onehalf used this rifle. It was originated and is manufactured in Germany.

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WASHINGTON What the Indiana Dally Times said about the Tanks: Being an eye witness to one of the greatest and most collosal battles in the world's history, being able to watch the brave troops charge out of the first line trenches through a curtain of fire, and amid the torrent of shells, attack the enemy, is aa privilege granted to but few who remain to tell of the wonders and the grim drama of modern warfare. Yet this opportunity to see the actual history of the great world war In its making, told as only the unlying eye of the motion picture camera can record, is to be offered at the Circle theatre all of next wek starting Sunday, when that theatre will present the official British war pictures, "The Tanks' in Action at the Battle of the Ancre."

Wain0! Waur2 imHnjjl Prices Friday and Saturday we will offer to the buying public Staple groceries at prices that will demand consideration. We advise buying SUGAR and FLOUR immediately to supply future wants.

25 lbs, Granulated Sugar, $2.25

242 LBS. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR $1.70 242 LBS. OCCIDENT FLOUR $1.77 2 DOZEN ORANGES 15c

Navy Beans, lb 18c Col. Pinto Beans, lb. ; 15c Fancy Lima Beans, lb 18c Special large jar Apple Butter, 30c Graham Wafers, lb 15c 5 lbs. Broken Rice 25c 3 lbs. Full Grain Rice .........25c Vz lb Best Black Pepper 21c Oatmeal,, lb. 5c Cracked Hominy, lb '. 5c 10 bars Swift's Pride Soap.... 48c 5 bars Jewel Soap 22c 10 bars Swift White Soap 53c 5 bars Peroxide Toilet Soap... 25c 5 lb. box Argo Starch 30c Rio Coffee, lb 15c

Best grade Santos Coffee 21c 25c bottle Chili Sauce .........19c Eagle Butter Crackers, lb. . . 15c Home Made Cookies, .lb. .....17c No. 2 cans Tomatoes 15c Fancy Chocolate Candy, lb. ...17c Star Tin Cans, dozen 58c 5 lbs. Sugar 49c 10 lbs. Sugar 97c Table Syrup, can .....10c 6 rolls Toilet Paper ' 25c Imported Pimentos, can 10c 3 large cans Hominy 25c Pink Salmon, can ....18c Parowax, lb . 1 0c 3 boxes Sunbright Cleanser.... 13c Mason Fruit Jars, dozen 60c Glass Top Fruit Jars 65c

3 boxes Rolled Oats .....25c 1 lb. pkg. Soda 7c 2 cans Red Beans 25c 15c box Currants ....10c 3 boxes Toothpicks 10c 3 cans 18c Peas 40c Bulk Cocoa, lb. 25c Large can Pumpkin 10c Mayonnaise Dressing 15c Veil's Prep. Mustard 10c Fiber Dinner Boxes 10c 2 cans Apricots 32c Fancy Red Salmon, can 25c Large can Beets, special 13c 30c Coffee, our special pack.. 27c 15c Sour Relish 10c Fancy Watermelons

THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH ON DELIVERY. Come to our store and get your order in early. If you don't take advantage of these prices you are the loser, by paying other dealers more. E. R. . BERHEIDE

PHONE 1329.

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The HOOSIER Thermometer Says"Cooler Kitchens lor 10 More Richmond Women"

Remember 8 a. m. tomorrow and be here as soon after that as you can! For only a few, a very few Hoosier Specials remain for the final day of the Hoosier cut-price sale. And these few may be taken and probably will be before night! ftat closes the sale. There will be no more at this reduction when these are gone.

The maker has siren us official notice as follows:

' Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets cannot be Bold at reduced price after Saturday. Restore your regular price J5 higher on Monday. Reports from all states indicate the most successful sale in Hooaier'a history and thousands ot women made happy. Yours truly, HOOSIER MFG. COMPANY.

Valuable Hoosier Features There la plenty of nnbamporod room above and nroana the porceliron work-table. No lew 1 i ttle partitions to chop op the apace. The Hoonier giTea you a bl table apnoe to work on it gtvea you 17 vital pointn not found in all other oabmeta combined. Here are five: 1. All-Mot al. GliiRfi-Front Flour Hln. 3. (irar-Privca bliaker Flour Mfter. 3. storage Space tor 40O Articles, all within arm's reach. 4. Inrenlous. Rle-Capaclty SugrarBtn. &, The New Roll Doom that you can allp out for cleaning.

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$ 1 Puts the Hoosier In Your Kitchen

Yes, you can save $5 cash by paying $1 tomorrow, if you come before the last cabinet is taken. The terms of the sale are these: 1 Pay only $1 when you order the "Hoosier Special." 2 Pay the balance only $1 a week. 3 No interest, no extra fees. 4 Your money all back if you are not delighted. 5 Bona fide cut of $5 in the price, but sale ends absolutely when the few remaining "Hoosier Specials" are gone.

Not A Pantry Don't think the Hoosier is only a pantry. It is not. It combines a pantry, a cupboard and a large kitchen work-table all in one. Some women think a pantry and a cupboard give all the convenience they need, but you who have them know that you must walk endlessly back and forth in preparing meals and cleaning up afterwards. The Hoosier saves you all those miles of steps. Sit Down at Your Work The Hoosier has places for 400 articles all within arm's reach. You

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can sit down restfully at your work. The big porceliron table-top is acidproof, dent-proof and scratch-proof. It slides out and leaves you plenty of knee room. More than a million women have the Hoosier, and they are doing your hour's work in thirty minutes. Save toil, save steps and save health and strength not for the day, not for the week or month but for a lifetime! Remember 8 A. M. It costs you nothing to investigate. If you decide that you want this beau-, tiful cabinet, you save five dollars in just about five minutes. But please be snre to be here early. Selling will resume promptly at 8 a. m.

HOOSIER Ladda Stool Only 98c

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FRIDAY

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These Prices for Friday Only. Come Early and Get Your Share of the 59c Bara gains. No Telephone Orders Accepted.

$1 yard wide Silk Poplins and Crepes, all colors in stock, Friday only at 59c yard. 15c yard wide Bleached Muslin; sale price 12V2C yd. ; Friday only, 6 yds. for 59c. 35c Beach Cloths, yard wide, good selection; sale 19c yard; Friday, 3J2 yards for 59c 75c value in Bed Sheets, full size; Friday, 59 c. 1 5c Percale, all colors, light and dark, large selection; Sale on Friday, 7 yards for 59c. 25c large size Heavy Turkish Towels; Sale price, Friday, 3 for 59c. 50c value in Mercerized Table Linen Special' for Friday only, 2 yards for 59c. 15c Bleached and Unbleached Toweling, sale price 9c yard; Friday only, 8 yards for 59c. Any 15c Curtain Materials in stock; Friday only, 5 yards for 59c. 15c Summer Wash Goods, in voiles, batiste and lawns; Friday only, 7 yards for 59c. 35c Madras Shirtings and Pongees; Friday only, 3 yards for 59c. 15c Ginghams, in dress and cheviots; Friday only, 5 yards for 59 c. 75c Mercerized Table Linens, 2 yards wide; Friday only, 59c yard; Ladies' 39c Lace Knee Union Suits, sizes 34 to 44; Friday, 2 Suits, 59c. Misses 35c Fine Ribbed Hose Black or White, all sizes; Friday, 2 pairs for 59c. $1 value Coutil Corsets, Friday, 79c. Ladies $1.00 Umbrellat, Friday, 79c 59c Ladies' Union Suits, 44c. Men's $ 1 Sport Shirts, Friday only, 59c All Boys' 75c Trousers, Friday only, at 59c. Men's 75c Union Suits, Friday at 59c. Boys' 75c Wash Suits, Friday, at 59c. Men's $2.00 Trousers, Friday at $1.59

Men's $3.00 Trousers Friday, $2.59 Boys' $3.50 Suits Friday, $2.59. Men's $8.50 Suits Friday at $5.59 $7.50 Trunks Friday, only $5.59 Men's $1.00 Straw Hats Friday, at 59c $3.50 Suit Cases and Bags, Friday at $2.59. Thin Blown Glass Tumblers, 59c dozen. 2-quart Blown Cut Glass Water Pitcher for 59c Three dozen Tin Covered Jelly Glasses for 59c 2- burner Over, tin and asbestos lined, for $2.89. 3- burner Bon Ami Oil Stove, with

short burners, $10.59.

75c Heavy Cut Glass Tumblers, 59c Mahogany Base Electric Lamp with silk shade, rose or brown, $4.59. $2.00 Heavy Weave Hammock, $1.59. Colonial Footed Sherbet Glasses 6 for 59c White and Gold Decorated Dinner Plates, 6 for 59c Ladies' 79c Muslin Skirts, Friday, 59c Summer Corsets, Friday, 59c 2 pairs Ladies Black or White Silk Boot Hose for 59c Three pairs Black or White 25c Lisle Hose, Friday, 59c Ladies or Misses New High Waisted Gingham "Dresses, 3.50 value, Fri; day, $1.59. Ladies 65c Percale Dressing Sacques, Friday, 59c Ladies White or Fancy Voile Dresses, Sale price $2.69; Friday only $1.89 Children's Gingham School Dresses, 59c. -oaf j 59c Long Sleeve Middies for 49c Your last chance to buy these 65c Percale Aprons at only 46c Ladies $1.25 Muslin Skirts, 98c T

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Buy Now What You Need; Sale Closes Saturday Night

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