Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 13, 27 November 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, NOV. 27, 1917.

PERRY FARMERS PUZZLED OVER MALEJPHEASANT Mongolian Bird From Game Service Flag With and are sow with their regiment la Alabama. Harry Mlkesell, George Dow la r and Elmer Roberts are in training in Camp Sherman. Herbert Harter has Joined the aviation squadron and is under orders to report at Cornell. N. Y. MAYR'S 5 Wonderful Remedy for STOMACH TROUBLE y . One dose convince?. ! QUIGLEV DRUG STORES pnd other reliable druggistsSix Stars Unfurled by Sunday School NEW MADISON." O.. Nov. 27. The PALLADIUM WANT AOS PAY rjolversallat church her bu uoiurlsd service flag with six bright stars. presented by Mrs. O. P. Kimmel and her Sunday school class, In honor of the six men of the class who are now (Eett TteQ Boy io the United States armies. The boys were all born and reared In New Madison. Three of them are Preserve Causes Comment At Economy. volunteers. Fred and Edgar Max have seen service on the Mexican border

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(BY NATE EDWARDS)

ECONOMY. Ind., Nov. 27, A male

-Mongolian pheasant landed In this vV

rlnlty recently and caused much specNation among farmer a to what kind of a. bird it was. A few thought

it was a Ions tailed crow, others that

it belonged to the Mexican parrot fans

i!y. It was first seen eating with WJU Williamson's chickens and has been

in different localities since. There is a wild game preserve over on West River that was stocked up with this

specie of pheasants and It Is supposed

this beautiTul game bird belongs there. Miss OlUe Bane is very sick with

hlood poison caused by a burn on her arm Ed. Nicholson Is visiting In

Anderson this week and will be guest of relatives in other cities before he returns. . .Mrs. Edna Replogle is help

ing her husband solve the farm hand

help problem by going to the cornfield

and husking the golden ears for cnbb

ing The J. L. Long company who hav a cream station here and poultry yards will do all the cream testing by

steam power. Billy McCann is superintendent of the Economy plant. Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Weyl who recently left for a tour of the southwestern states, that they were in Oklahoma Qity and enjoying the city very much.. .. .Sunday was missionary day at the Friends church at Morgan Creek. Ten dollars and fifty cents was collected and a donation is to be sent to the Friends' Mission station at Columbus, O. Kvanepllnfl Reams has rharze of the

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of Richmond. Miss Lucille Dixon, of Seymore," who were over Sunday quests of the Johnny Williams family, returned to their respective homes Monday evening. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Austin Mullen. Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Hiatt of here and Mrs. Sarah Slaughter, Iowa, at - Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Williams. Mrs. Slaughter left for Richmond in the evening where she will visit friends and relatives before returning to Iowa The following ministers preached in the Economy churches and vicinity: The Methodi3t church, Hev. Ray Ballard; Economy Friends church, Rev. Oliver Frazer; West River Friends church. Rev. John Hardwick; Sugar Grove R. U. B. church. Rev Arllie Collens; Morgan Creek Friends church. Rev. Ed. Howell Mrs. Alice Fraiser was visiting over , Sunday with Richmond relatives..... ' There was an entertainment Saturday night at the M. E. church given by Miss Kelsey of Crawfordsville. . . . . . . Mrs. Martha Atkinson and Miss Juanl-ta-Atkinson entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Atkinson and children, Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. . Charley Atkinson of here. Also Miss

Mary Wildy. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Billy McCann were Sunday visitors of Webster relatives. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hlatt were at Richmond Monday morning attending to some special business... Raymond Daugherty and family moved to Richmond Sunday where they will reside this winter. . .Harold Fenimore returned to Bethel Monday morning, where he Is teaching school this fall.

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Members of the Sixth field artillery, In steel helmets, charging over breastworks. This picture, showing the first troops on this clde of the water to be equipped with steel helmets, was taken at one of the big cantonments a few days ago. The scene is extremely realistic and might well have been taken on one of the battle fields of Europe. It will be noted that the men are not carrying rifles. The artillery men are always armed with automatics.

Camp Shelby is Larger Than Richmond W. F. Hoelscher Writes

Camp Shelby, near Hattiesburg, 1 Miss., whero most of the Richmond and Wayne county soldiers of the national army are stationed, is larger In size and population than the city of Richmond. "One thing I am sure of," writes W. F. Hoelscher, who before the government started selecting men for military service was a Richmond optician, "And that la that there are more men here than there are in Richmond." At Camp Zachary Taylor the Rich

mond men were stationed together.

but since being transferred to Camp Shelby they have been placed In different companies. - Life is Different "As one knows this life is quite different from all others,',' Hoelscher says In a letter to" Miss Rebecca Frame of Spring Grove. "We all trust, that everything Is for the best and that we are being guided by the hand of God. "It certainly will be a happy day If we can all get to meet at home again. "The soldier boys here are from all walks of life. Some are Indifferent and others seem to strive with might and main for some office. , Those who did not do very well at home will cer. talnly profit by the training they are receiving. Pleasant In Evenings

"We are housed in tents here, ten

men in a tent and a wood stove Is in

each tent, together with a board floor and sides. It Is real pleasant in the

evening when we sit around the fire

and talk of old times.

"Our food Is good and wholesome

EXTREME MEASURES SEEN

Got Rid of Piles At Homo

Thotmad Revert , Tfc! Result Tkrooak the ttat f Pyramid Pile Treatment WlthU Their Owt Heme. Mature judpmnt says if you suffer rrom piles you are doing yourself a grave injustice every day you out off ' .

testing the famous Pyramid File Treatment. Your cose Is

no worse t i s .

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us letters bubbling; over with Joy and

thankfulness.

Test it at our expense by mailing the below coupon, or set a SOo box

i J T'"tf y y u i i dmssut NOW. Aocept no substitute.

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and w feel thankful that we fare as

well as we do. There are many articles of food that we no doubt could do justice to but Uncle Sam knows wfiat is best for us. ' We have our stores and we can,, get sweets if we care to pay for them." Too much praise cannot be given the Y. M. C. A-, for it is a grand success in every way, he says. Hoelscher is serving In field battery No. 303.

FRITZ KREISLER WANTS TO QUIT

NEW YORK, Nov. 27. Fritz Kreis

ler. famous Austrian violinist, an

nounced last night that be bad asked to be released from all existing con

tracts because of the attacks made upon him in different parts of the

country.

"Bitter attacks have been made upon me as an Austrian and because at

the outbreak of the war I fought as an

officer in the Austrian Army on the

Russian front," said a statement issued by Mr. Kreisler. "I have also

been criticised for fulfilling engage

ments under contracts made long ago. "I therefore am asking all concerned

to release me from my obligations un

der existing conditions. My promise

tvill be kept to play without compen

satlon for those charities to which I have already pledged my support. I shall always remain deeply sensible of - my debt of gratitude to this country for past kindness and appreciation of of my art."

LYNN, IND.

THOUGHTS TO THINK ABOUT The man who orders order for his stock in trade has something that he would not sell; method masters much. Strife carries the sword to . slay and grief can't lift its head for sorrow; peace takes the life of strife and relief from grief comes from good cheer, . The tongue that is never quief ' gives Its owner a heart that is always sore; most heartaches comes from the tongue telling too much. ., '

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26. Government operation of railways if the pooling plan does not afford relief from the present situation was being considered today as the committee of vice presidents of eastern lines gathered to per--feet general plans to put the pooling arrangements Into effect.

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We have Suits and Overcoats that will fit him just right. Priced at- : ;

Friends may distrust you and say that you, should do- "thus and so"; but 6tay, wisdom was not made by men, they may not know.

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BACK TO FACTS -YOU CAN DO BETTER AT THE GRAND LEADER

Wednesday finds the Grand Leader again prepared to meet the demands of the public with another list of wonq fr bargains. Coupon Day, as defined by our customers, means a saving of many dollars on wanted merchanO dise. And, true enough, you can save as much money as you desire by simply clipping the coupons you want g A plan followed by many of our customers is to clip this entire adv. and bring it with you Wednesday. YOU fl NEVER FIND AN EXTRAVAGANT. SHOPPER HERE !

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Anderson entertained to a family dinner Sunday in honor of Mr. Anderson's sixtieth birthday anniversary. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Noral Anderson and children of Spartansburg, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Merl Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Downard and children, Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Anderson and Mr. Ed

Chenoweth Mr. Edd Reed attended a funeral of a relative at Troy, O.. Sunday Mrs. Mary Reynolds and Mrs. Jennie Thomas of Richmond are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Pierson. . .The little friends of Bernice and Mildred Gray gave them a pleasant surprise Saturday afternoon and celebrated Miss Bernlce's birthday. Dainty refreshments were served and the children spent a very enjoyable afternoon .Mrs. Elliott of Ft. Wayne is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Hutchison at Spartansburg... .A great many from this place were in Richmond Saturday evening to see the "Human Fly'. .....

Mrs. Charles Coggsliall left Friday for her home in New Mexico, after a visit of several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Witter. .... .Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Bird of Winchester attended the funeral of Milton Stewart held here Saturday afternoon.

An Englishman has built a machine that registers motions made by muscular efforts for use in identifying criminals by their walk.

VIGOROUS MEN AND WOMEN ARE IN DEMAND

If your ambition has left yon, your (nppiness has gone forever unless you lake advantage of Conkey Drug Co., 1-eo Fihe. A. G. Luken and Clem Thistlethwaite's magnificent offer to refund your money on the first box purchased if Wendell's Ambition Pills do not put your entire system In fine condition and give you the energy and v teor you have lost. Be ambitious, be strong, be vigorous, firing the ruddy glow of health to your cheeks and the right sparkle that denotes perfect manhood and womanhood to your eyes. Wendell's Ambition Pills, the great nerve tonic, can't be beat for that tired feeling, nervous troubles, poor blood, headaches, neuralgia, restlessness, trembling, nervous prostration, mental depression, loss of appetite and kidney or liver complaints. In two days you will feel better. In a week you will feel fine, and after taking one box you will have your oldtime confidence and ambition. Be sure to get a 60 cent box today and get out of the rut. Remember Conkey Drug Co., Leo Fihe, A. G. Luken, Clem Thistlethwaite and dealers everywhere are authorized to guarantee them.Adv.

Sore Throat Croup, Quinsy? Immediate relief, their progress stopped, and a speedy cure of these distressing (and sometimes dangerous) complaints follow the use of Dr. Jones liniment COMMONLY KNOWN. AS

Beaver Oil

Look for ke Aearrrt NOKIA vrlthont It.

'Trade Mark In any of the following complaints: TO TRY IT ONCE WILL MEAN TO USE IT ALWAYS Backache,- Bruises, Chilblains, Colds, Coughs, Croup, Earache, Frost Bite! Headache, Hoarseness, " Lameness,' " Lumbago, Quinsy, Rheumatism, - Sciatica, Sore Throat, Sprains, Stiff Neck, Toothache and many olhers. . 50 cents, per. bottle Trial size 25 cents. Soid at all druggists. Adver-

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GOWNS ...,.69 Made of heavy flannelette or fine muslin, nicely trimmed, cut full and well made, with coupon 69c. P

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75c F 1 a n n e lette Petticoats ...49 Of heavy flannelette, beautifully scalloped and em broidered flounces ; with Coupon 49c. P

WOMEN'S S1.50 GOWNS . . . .94 Of heavy plain white or striped flannelette, well made and cut full; with coupon 94c. P

CHILD'S- 75c N.

GOWNS ...55 Of good quality flannelette, extra well made and cut full; with coupon at 55c. P

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Teach Your $ $ $ to Have More Cents by Buying Your Groceries at' " Little's Cash Grocery

SPECIAL FOR THANKSGIVING 25c Monarch Catsup . .16c 40c Monarch Coffee, 3 lb 95c 30c Monarch Pineapple. ... .25c 25c Tomatoes ..18c 25c Van Camp's Pork and Beans 19c 13c Early June Peas, 3 for... 27c 13c Corn Flake 11c 4 Cans Good Corn ...60c 7 Rolls Good Toilet Paper... 25c 6 Boxes Head-light Matches. 25c 5 Boxes Argo Starch . . i . 24c 1 lb. Can Good Pink Salmon. 18c 1 Peck Potatoes 43c 1 qt. Siggler Queen Olives. . .27c 1 lb. Fish Cake in (Cod).... 18c 25 lb. Flour ....$1.40

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We have the well-known GOLDEN SUN COFFEE Shelled English Walnuts, Shelled Almonds, Shelled Jumbo Peanuts, Raisins. Citron, etc., etc., and don't forget to try LITTLE'S 30c COFFEE. L. E. LITTLE & SON 432 Lincoln St. - Orders of $2.C0 or More We Will Deliver. Phone 3115.

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CHILD'S 75c SLEEPERS 49 Of good quality flannelette, made with or without feet; with coupon 49c. P

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$2.00 HOUSE DRESSES $1.19 New shipment just arrived of finest percale, beautiful stripes, in pretty styles, with the Coupon $1.19. P

$3 WOOL SWEAT ERS, at... $1.78 Come in nearly all colors, with or without belts; women and misses, $1.78. P

$6.00 SERGE DRESSES $3.68 Of strictly Ail-Wool Serge, for girls, ages 6 to 14 years. Priced with coupon $3.68 P Of finest quality Sa-

$1.50 SATEEN PETTICOAT 94

teen, nicely made, cut full, in all colors with coupon now for 94 c. P

15c COTTON BATTS .....7 Of fine quality medium size. Priced special with rj ' coupon at . .... i 1

Chad's 50c Bloomers at. 33$ Of best quality sateen cut full . and well made, with coupon 33c. P

$5.00 WOOL SWEAT'R $2.68 For men and women, in all colors, of extra good quality; with coupon $2.68. P

WOMEN'S $2 GOWNS . .$1.39 Of extra heavy qualiity flannelette, including extra sizes, with coupon $1.39. P

UP TO $5.00 HAT SPECIAL $2.98 For women and misses, beautifully trimmed in many styles, at $2.98, P

$5.00 RAIN COAT at . .... . ..$2.98 For men and women, guaranteed rain-proof priced with coupon at $2.98. P

1.50 BED SHEET at ....... ..93 Of extra fine quality sheeting, size 81x90, seamless, with Coupon

I at 98c. p

$3.50 INFANTS' SETS, at.. $1.88 Consists of all-wool Sweater, Legg i n g s , and Bonnet, with coupon, $1.88. P

GIRLS' $2.00 DRESSES $1.00 Made of best quality gingham, in dozens of pretty styles; with coupon, $1.00. P

$5.00 PLAID BLANK'T Come In all color plaids, large double bed size; with coupon, $2.98. P

$1.50 TABLE

CLOTH . . . . -94 Choice of either hemstitched or plain hemmed ; priced with coupon at 94c. P

BEST $1.00 BED

SHEETS ... 69d Of good quality sheeting, size 72x90, hemmed ready for use. with coupon 69c. P

WOMEN'S $1.00 UNI'N SUIT 69 Come In medium or heavy fleeced ribbed, pure white, with coupon 69c. P

$4.95

Coals, Suits, Dress & Skir Is

Up to $20.00 COATS Hundreds to choose from;

new shipment Just arrived; all

colors, all sizes, with coupon ....

$12.75

Up to $30.00 COATS Of fine silk plushes, best wool velours. In all colors, beautifully trimmed, Q CA with coupon, at. V-LOV

Up to $8.00 Women's Skirts

$4.95

Child's 2 to 6

$8 Coats years. .. .

Up to $30.00 Newest Suits .

$12.95

Upto$27.S0 COATS Choose from the best and largest selection In town; fur

trimmed, all colors, all sizes.

With coupon at

Up to $18.00 DRESSES Of fine all wool serges, silks.

etc., beautifully made in many

styles; priced g with coupon . . .

$16.50

$9.95

Up to $6.50 Skirts .....

Dress

$3.98

Up to $12 Silk Poplin Dresses .......

S7.65

BEST 25 PILLOW CASES .....170' Of good quality; size 42x36. Priced special with this coupon for 17c. P

UP TO $2.00 HAT at . . ... . . . . .98d Of good quality Velvet, In small or large shapes. Special with the coupon 98c. P

UP TO $4.00 HAT

at ..... $198 Trimmed or - untrlmmed, of fine Silk Velvets ; with this coupon $1.98. P

rfsresSf wWEfToc BLANK'T $1.78 SILK HOSE 290 Come in gray only, of extra good quality, large double bed size; reinforced heel and special with this cou- toe; all colors; with pon at $1.78. P the coupon 29c P $3.50 WOOL NAP MEN'S $2 SHIRT BLANK'T $2.29 at 980 Come extra heavy. Choose from either double bed size. Pric- fine flannel Shirts or ed with this coupon beautiful Dress Shirts at $2.29. P with coupon 98c. P CJ?3s7?c MEN'S 7oi"UnderROMPERS .490 wear at ..... . 590 Of heavy flannelette Come in medium 6r finest ginghams weight ribbed Or special with this cou- fleeced. Priced with pon at 49c " P the coupon 59c P

$1.50 KIMONOS.

at . . .........980 Of fine quality flannelette or genuine serpentine crepe; with coupon 98c. P

WOMEN'S 75c Underwear . .550 Women's Vests or Pants, In fine medium weight ribbed, fleeced with coupon 55e. P

MEN'S $1 Night

SHIRTS ....690 Come In heavy flannelette or good quality muslin; priced with coupon, 69 c. P

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APRONS ...550 Come in lightand dark fast color percaleswith this coupon at 55c. , P

MEN'S $1.50 U. SUITS at. .. 98c? Come in medium weight ribbed or heavy fleeced; with coupon at 98c. P

$1.50 Bed Spread, at ..........980 Of good heavy quality, large double bad size, with coupon at 98c P $1 House" DRESS APRONS ...690 Of light and dark fast color percale, with elastic waist band ; with coupon 69c. P

WOMEN'S 25c HOSE at.. . 170 Of fine lisle, also white feet and ribbed tops, with coupon at 17c. P

MEN'S $2.50 PANTS ...$1.39 Of fine Worsteds in. dark colored Stripes; special with coupon at

I $1.33. P

TO $8 SWEA1

ERS . ... . .$4.65 Of good wool, medium or heavy jumbo knit, men and women; coupon at $4.65. P BU. ERS at. ...$1.19 Of fine quality eorduroy well made and cut full. With this coupon $1.19. P

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MEN'S S1.50 N.

SHIRTS ,..,940 Of extra fine quality flannelette, silk trimmed, all sizes; with

the coupon at, 94c. P

$1.00 COTTON BATTS ...59

Of eaowy white quality, large corn-

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