Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 319, 20 November 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, NOV. 20, 1917.

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KUTH CORN IS DRIED OUT EARLY

Corn that will yield well by early planting; types of corn planted for the betterment of other types; corn that was out of milk In September, and :orn that will yield from 60 to 75 bushSis to the acre, was Bhown by Stephen Kuth, proprietor of the State Line farm Monday. The Kulhman, the Helms and the Kuth types were exhib

ited in the crib. In his experiments with the Helms ind his own type of corn, Mr. Kuth, has worked for betterment. Ears taken at random showed that the mixture gave tightness and set of kernels. In one crib clone no sorting had to be made, the ears showing very little moisture, the early corn drying fairly well out in September. . Seven rows taken from a field of the Kulhman type had a heavy broad grain and six weeks ago these ears were out of milk. This corn also bettered the Kuth type for seed. There was a deep grain on most of the ears. This corn, Mr. Kuth said, was not for corn shows, but was planted for the pocket book, the yield and the early drying making it most profitable.

4 ; ; ; Contributor's list , , , Following is a list of voluntary, subscribers to the Y. M. C. A. fund up to noon, Saturday: , Armbruster, Mike .? 1.00 Baker, Wm. G. 2.00 Beyerle, A. R .....1.00 Brumfield .................... 5.00 Bulach, Martin 1.00 Chase, Omer ..... 5.00 Conn, Lois ............. .. 2.00 Cramer, Elvira 1.00 Cline, Bruce O. .", 2.00 Coeur De Lion Lodge K. of P. . 10.00 Diets, T. H .... . 1.00 Darnell, Harry A. ............. - 2.00 Drif f ill, Balkis 1.00

Druley, D. F. ., 1.00 Ellis, W. A.' 5.00 Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. John D.. : 1.00 Grimes, Mm. S. 5.00

G. A. R. Post 55............... 5.00 Highley, H. B....... 5.00

Herzler, Wm. H., Jr 1.20 Henley, H. F. 3.00 Henley, R. M. 5.00 Hadley, Mrs. Ross A. '.. 10.00 Johnson,; Mrs. B. B. 5.00 Jay,. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S..... 5.00 Lemon, Mary. N. 3.00 McFail, T. R..'. ..... 10.00 Marinace, Emil 2.00 Myers, Jas 5.00

Fall of Eight Feet Kills Farm Hand

HAMMOND. Ind.. Nov. 20. When a limb on an apple tree, on which he was sitting and sawing off, broke, Matt Sher, a farm hand at Black Oak, Ind., fell eight feet and was killed. Sherr was employed by P. B. Scheldt, a fanner, and had been told to trim the tree. Miller, A. J........... ......... 5.00 Miller, W. B. ., . 2.00 Moore, Ruby . . . . . ...... 5.00 Maag, John ................... 3.00 Newman, Clara 2.00 Nolder, Nova M 5.00 Nolder, Mrs. R. A... ....... 5.00 Porter, Mrs. Chas .............. 5.00 Nolder, Misses Cora and Lora.. 5.00 Pinnick, Mary ................ 1.00

Pennell, Nina C 5.00 Red Men 2.00 Ryan, W. Ov . 5.00 Raper, Frank T... ...... ....... 2.00 Shallenberg, J. H.... .... 1.00 Shissler, Henry . 2.00 Starr. School 3.47 Tangeman, Chas. .............. 1.00 ValenUne, Ed. 1.00 Wilson, W. E...... 5.00 Friend . . i 5.00

WEBSTER, IND.

; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stotter were shopping in Richmond Friday....... Frank Jay was In Richmond op business Saturday. . . .Mrs. Elizabeth Harris spent Wednesday evening,. at the Julius Davis home near Greensfork, visiting friends and relatives. ,.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers of near Greensfork spent Sunday at the home of M. O. Harvey. . . - Thomas Clark and family of Hagerstown, M ah Ion Bond and wife of Fountain City, Enos Thornburg and wife of Sugar Grove and Mr. Cain and wife of Richmond attended the funeral of Milaon Jarrett at this place last Wednesday. ....... The wife of Ransom Miller died after a short illness at her home southeast of Webster, funeral services to be held at Webster. . . .Andrew Stephenson of Richmond visited at Moody Lamb's Sunday. . . . A. M. Feemstcr spent the week-end at Cambridge City visiting his father.

Some Humorist. Slllicus "Do you ever read the humorous features in the . newspapers ?" Cynicus-r-"Sometimes I glance over the weather indications and the list of marriages." Judge. , .

PHILOMATH

Mrs. James Plankenhorn and daughter. Miss Loretta, visited Monday with

the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. 1 W. McCashland and daughter, Helen.! of near Abington ...Mrs. Samuel. Fisher spent Tuesday afternoon with i Mrs. M. B. McCashland and daughter, Gertrude Mr. and' Mrs. Will Starr)

or Kicnmona visited weanesaay wun Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Plankenhorn ;d son, Orval. Little Thelma Hendrix was an afternoon visitor..... Daniel Plankenhorn, Samuel Fisher. Andy Perkins, Harry Weber and Jacob Piessinger attended' Knights of Pythias Lodge at Abington Wednesday night. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinder of Abington visited their daughter, Mrs. Ankor Leistner Thursday afternoon. . . Mrs. George Wright of Centerville is spending a part of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F- M. Rodenbarger. Mr. Rodenbarger has been real sick this week. . . .Mrs. Andy Perkins is visiting relatives near Liberty this week.... Mr. and Mrs. John Hendrix and son Russel snent Sundav af

ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix! and duaghter Thelma. . ..Mr. and Mrs. James Lybolt of near Greensfork were J the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Stinson and family. .. .Mr. and: Mrs. M, B. McCashland and daughter, ! Miss Gertrude motored to Milton and! Connersville Sunday and visited with I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hiers in Con-J inersville Mr. and Mrs. James Plan-i Jcenhorn and daughter Miss Loretta, j jwere the dinner guests Sunday of Mr. , and Mrs. Will Leab of Clif ton . , . . Mrs. J EHa Grimmes, Misses Minnia Leistner and Zella Street of near Gratis, O., motored here Saturday and visited until -Sunday with Miss Lelstner's mother, Mrs. Ankor Leistner. Mr. and Mrs. I Roscoe Kinder and son and Miss Cuba j

Kinder of Arlington, were dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Dye of Brownsville, were the guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. . Rachel Wainwright Sunday. ... .Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher and daughter Miss Darlie, motored to Lyonsville Sunday and

visited the former's parents, Mr. and 1 Mrs. J. T. Fisher Miss Darlie Fish-1 er spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. 1 Clara Rodenberg. . . .Mrs. Monroe Stin-! son spent Thursday afternoon with I Mrs. Rachel Wainwright and daughter ( Mrs. Alice Leistner. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Moore and sons of Brownsville and

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shank spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Doran and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeGranrut of near Webster, were the Sunday guests of their moth

er, Mrs. Jennie Plessinger and family. Miss Doris Lemnion spent Friday , evening with Miss Darlie Fisher Miss Margaret Charabrelin returned home Sunday after a four weeks' visit

with her grandfather. Henry Daugher-1 i ty and family, near Olive Hill. .. .Mrs. ! I Hester Carlos and family motored to j Eaton Sunday afternoon. II

r "It is impossible to distinguish between the singer's voice and its re-creation by the musical' instrument that bears the stamp of Edison's genius." The Boston Herald

That's what the music critic on The Boston Herald (one of America's largest newspapers) thinks of Tie EDISON'' "The Phonograph with a Soul" His opinion should be worth a great deal to every prospective Phonograph owner. HARRISON'S ( West cott Pharmacy) EDISON SECTION

Convenient terms making possible an Edison in your home.

Bedford Man Killed Fighting in France BEDFORD, Ind, Nov. 20. David Hamilton, Jr., is the first Lawrence county soldier to be killed In France. He is-a son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hamilton, who are natives of Scotland Hamilton was 37 years old and had served two years . and nine- months

with the 'Nineteenth Battalion from Canada when killed on August 15, last. Mr. and "Mrs. Hamilton have given two other 6ons to their, adopted country, one of whom " is 6erving: In the British army. The elder Hamilton, now .more than 60 years old, offered his services to the country as an expert machinist but he was barred because of his age.

SOLDIER MARRIES

OXFORD, O., Nov. 20. Health Officer J. H. Stadler yesterday received word from his son, Robert P. Stadler, a Bergeant in Camp Sherman, that he was married to Miss Grace Marie Reeve, pretty young school teacher of Morning Sun. The young couple are graduates .of Miami University, and met while students In that institution. Stadler was the first drafted man to leave this village. ;

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Womens $1 Flan, n'lete Gown 69 Just received 100 dozen finest Flannelette Gowns ; 10 different styles; special coupon 69c. P

$3.00 Wool Nap Blankets, $1.79 Come in grey only douhle hed size Get yours early. Speial with the coupon $1.79. P

WOMEN'S $2.00 CORSETS ..94 Good quality, back or front lace; neatly trimmed with this coupon now at 94c. P

UP TO $25.00 TRIMMED C'YTYT'C? arge assortment of up-to-j I I j the-minute styles, in all wool l poplins, mannish serges, etc., with large or small collars, CM Q PA special with coupon V-1-0DU

$19.50 SILK DRESSES Only 26 Dresses in. this lot. The most wonderful 6tyles in Serges, Taffetas and Silk Poplin, Richmond women have ever seen: with the

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$8.00 LADIES' SKIRTS Regular $8.00 Skirt in mannish serge, all wool Poplin and fancy plaid and stripes, made along

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WOMEN'S $1.50 Petticoats .89 Finest grade Black Sateen. In all colors. Special with this coupon now for 89c. P

75c CRIB BLANKETS, at. . .53 Come in pink and blue; beautiful figured. Priced with this coupon now for 53c. P

C H I L D'S 75c SLEEPERS 49 Of heavy Flannelette. Well made with or without feet. Special with the coupon 49c. P

WOMEN'S 75c Underwear, 39 Medium weight ribbed Vests or Pants; bring coupon with you and buy now for 39c. P

25c PILLOW CASES at. .17 Fine quality. Size 42x36. Extra well made. Special with this coupon now for 17c. P

BOYS $1.0 0 PANTS at. .69 Of fine Wool Worsted. Sizes to 17 years priced with this coupon now for 69c. P

CHILDRENS 75c ROMPERS, 49 Choice of either flannelette or gingham; bring the children; special with coupon at 49c. P

8 BARS LAUNDRY SOAP 25

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$8.00 TRIMM. Finest Lyons Velvet, silk Panne Velvet and other wanted materials, trimmed in styles that only Paris alone can show; special with Coupon $4.98

Exjtra Specials

35c TURKISH TOWELS

$1.00 BLEACH., Full Size BED SHEETS

50c Scalloped Pillow Cases

5 0 c TEA APRONS

$2 Men's Knit SCARFS $1.19

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Men's ' $3.00 Pants . . $1.98 Men's 50c Suspenders 34c Men $1.50 Dress Shirt 98c Men's 75c Work Shirt 39c Men's 50c Silk Hose.. 29c Men's 50c Ties. ..... .23c Men's $1.50 Sweaters 89c Men $2 Flan'el Shirt $1.29

Men's Flannelette Night

Shirts at. . . . ..... .69c

Men 19 c Canvas Glove 10c Men's $1.25 Caps 89o

Men's 15c Hose . . . . 10 '2

Men's 50c Wool Hose. .29c Men's $2.00 Leather Palm

gauntlet Gloves. ..$1.19 Men's $8 Sweaters.. $4.49

Mens Hose Supporters 19c

O Coupon Day, Richmond's greatest weekly bargain event. Our previous Coupon Days have been the greatest money saving institution ever known to Richmond's thrifty shoppers. Thousands will surely avail C? themselves of this splendid economizing opportunity and this will cut a big swath in the High Cost of Living. For Wednesday Only o

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19c Huck Towels

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LADIES' $4.00 Sweaters, $2.89 Sweaters, all sizes ; beautifully made. In all wanted colors special with the coupon $2.89. P

Women's 75 c F. Petticoats ..49 Light or dark color Flannelette; scalopper bottoms.; special with coupon at 49c. P

BOYS UP TO $6 SUITS ...$3.98 Good . Wool Mixtures a dandy school Suit; sizes to 17 years; special with coupon $3.98. P

LADTES 39c Silk HOSE, at. ..29 All colors; reinforced heel and toe. Extra special with this coupon at only 29c. P

Boys $1 Flannelette Shirts, 57 Good waram Flannelette. Extra well made. Special with this coupon only 57c P

WOMEN'S $1.00 U. SUITS . .69 Of heavy and medium weight, ribbed or fleece. Special with this coupon at 69c. P

$1.00 DRESSING SACQUES, 69d In light or dark' color Percales & Ginghams; also fleeced. Extra well made -. with coupon 69c P

75c FEATHER PILLOWS, 47? Full size, live feather Pillows. Covered with good heavy pillow tubing. Special with coupon 47c. P

WOMEN'S $1.50 Flanl't Go'n 98 Of heavy Flannelette, nicely embroidered; special with this coupon now at 98c. P

$3 Boys and Girls RVt, Cap S1.98 Best grade Rubber Coats. Unequalled value ; special with this coupon now for $1.98. P

39c COTTON BATTS at.. 23 Good quality, snOw white, large size special with this

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$2 Scalloped Bed SHEETS, $1.27 81x90. There .are: certainly beauties They are priced special with the coupon.

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