Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 273, 27 September 1917 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 1917

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CARRY PARCELS HOME TO HELP WINJfHE WAR Merchants of City Call on . Citizens to Bring About : Economy.

The Indiana State Council of Defense ha appointed L B. Nusbaurn, district chairman of the Merchants' economy committee, and has submitted the appended appeal to all citizens: Avoid waste in labor, capital, material and equipment and thereby release men and capital for the defense of the nation. The following special demands are named by the Commercial Economy Board, Council of National Defense: No. 1 Carry parcels with you whenever possible. No. 2 Choose carefully so that merchandise need not be returned. No. 3 Avoid C. O. D. purchases. No. 4 Avoid having goods sent on approval. The retail merchants of Richmond desire to be loyal to the call but must ask the co-operation of the public to make the change effective. Indicates Change, Many evils have been permitted and even encouraged by the merchants which should at this time be corected. Attention to these will be called in 1 subsequent notices of which the public will kindly take notice. Some changes in deliveries by the dry goods and ladles' ready-to-wear dealers will be Inaugurated soon and ' It is hoped that satisfactory deliveries can be made without doubling territory which is a waste of time and a consequent unnecessary expense. Indianapolis and many other cities of the state are now complying with the demands of the state and national councils and the citizens are reported as heartily co-operating and it is fair to presume that Richmond merchants and citizens will be no less loyal. A local . committee of merchants have this matter in hand and will work out further details along the line of correcting abuses and will make and publish suggestions along lines that will be helpful in meeting the desired ends. Please notice the "Patriotic Duty Cards" in the show windows and stores which contain the request made by the National and State Councils of Defense. Call attention to your neighbors and friends to the movement and let us all do our part to bring about the desired results.

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Nate Gives Menu of Church Lunch Which Only Cost 20 Cents By NATE EDWARDS ECONOMY, Ind., Sept 27. While the High Cost of Living Is great, the R. U. B. Christian Endeavor Society, Sugar Grove, solved it in a measure at the Wickersham-Barbar sale Monday. They served lunch at 20 cents a plate which at the Delmonico restaurant would have cost a dollar. Two meat sandwiches, baked beans, potato salad, quarter section of either grape or pumpkin pie, pint of coffee and two toothpicks. The crowd was small but the grub could not be excelled and $16.40 was the net profit. .. .Mr. afid Mrs. Charley Atkinson were in Richmond Monday., ..Ed. Replogle, who owns the meat market, has a Ford truck and will peddle meats on rural roads Perry township will have to

nod approvingly to Dalton relative to melons. Just think, ten acres of new ground yielding $200 to $300 an acre worth of field fruit Already on the John Ditch farm $2,000 worth of melons have been sold and by the time this is in print, $3,000 will have been realized oft of ten acres. Some melons and money both, eh? Rev. Walter Strickler, Sugar Grove, will hold a public sale Oct. 10, at the home farm. The R. V. B. annual conference assigned him work at Van Buren, Ind. He will move there soon after the sale. The R. U. B. Sugar Grove C. E. society will furnish lunch.. Jard Denney, the noted bass fisherman, Is landing some beauts out of Martindale Creek these bright autumn days. The Red Cross society never lacks for material nor for hands to make up the same in garments for the soldier boys. Miss Jessie Secrest, third and fourth grade teacher in the Economy schools, became very ill Tuesday morning and Miss Mary Ballenger taught the remainder of the day Hendreson Oler and D. Oler, Bethel church, were here Tuesday on special legal business Charley Moore, Modoc, was here Monday Quarterly meeting at Sugar Grove at the R. U. B. church Saturday and Sunday. Rev. M. O. Wilson, elder of this district will preach Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. Anna Pugh, Williamsburg, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Emma Hiatt. . . .Rev. Ira Johnson, Lynn, will be one of the preachers at Morgan Creek Friends church Sunday.... Al Barbar and family, Portland, were Tuesday night guests of Carry Wickersham Mrs. Mary Williams has returned from Cincinnati, where she spent two weeks with relatives..... Miss Fanny Cain was out of high school Wednesday. . .Mrs. Emma Ballenger was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Cain Monday.. Prof. Charley May made his regular trip to Richmond today ...... Prof. Brumfiel

wit Installing new seats in the high school room Tuesday evening. .. .Doc Smally, Liberty, arrived here Wednesday evening after a delay of two weeks. .. .Mrs. W. L. Fennimore and daughter Blanche, were at Bethel Monday ..... Charley Hunnicutt filled his silo Wednesday.. .. .Miss Thelma Gaskill received a letter from Montpelier relatives statins there had been much uneasiness created among farmers by two suspicious characters that hare been hiding in cornfields In day time and nights poisoning stock. The horse thief association of Blackford county run them down and are now held to be given a hearing by the federal officers, as they are supposed to be paid agents of the German gov eminent.,.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cain entertained the silo crew Wednesday. Adam Souther s finished digging a little patch of spuds that yielded 30 bushels that would average threequarters pound each.... Albert Gilmer is going in the dairy business as a sideline with farming. .. .Mr. Johnson, Carlos Coty, was here Wednesday,

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READ THIS TIRE PRICES HAVE ADVANCED 30 to 60 Since January 1st of this year think what this means, Mr. Auto owner, do you realize that when you wear out the tire you are now using it will cqst you just about double to replace it ? Now, getting down to cold facts and putting it up to you we are selling a 4-ply Armor or Inner Shoe that will save your tires. It will give you mileage on that tire that you are thinking of junking, and, believe us the way Tire prices are advancing you can't afford tc junk tires, but instead you must get down to economy and save your tires, and we can save them for you with 4 Ply Tire Armor or Inner Shoe We will guarantee this"Tire Armor to be equal to any other make and we will sell it for less money.

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In this sale we are including slightly used, rented, and discontinued styles in such nationally known pianos as The Starr, Trayser, Kiell-French, Richmond, Remington. Kingsbury, and Leavenworth. Everyone has been thoroughly gone over by our experts and placed in A-l condition. The usual high-grade of past Starr Sales will be surpassed in this one because the holidays are close upon us and we need the room at once to make room for new stocks of pianos an d phonographs that are about ready to be put on display. For this reason we are sacrificing some exceptionally fine pianos and the first to come are promised the surprise of their lives in what makes a real piano bargains.

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