Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 31, 18 December 1917 — Page 2

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(By Aaioctated Pre) " BrtUh troops are ppw maWng their influppc? fs)t on ' the Italian front Berlin reveals this today in announcing an attack by British forces south of Mope Fontana Secca, which it declares broke Aoy the Teutonic position's.'"' ' " " pounter attacks have repently bepij growing more frequent on the part of the Italians and this British thrust gives added Indications that more aspressfve tactlps are being adopted y the allies in opposition to the AustroGerman invaders. The British drove in on the mountain, line to the vest of the fjave north,vrest of Mont Tbmba. The German report today is the first specific mention of British activities 'on this front made n any flf the official statements. Although it lias been known that considerable British forces were in place in this sector.

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THROUBHARRESTS

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. IS. Back of the arrest of A."Joseph Schur, national array draft appeal agent for a local division, and Maurice L. Snltkin, a lawyer, charged in a federal grand jury

indictment with conspiracy to obstruct the draft laws, is said by federal authorities to have been a scheme to Obtain 'for a money consideration exemptions for 'persons coming from Kew York to Indianapolis for the purpose of being exempted here. The names of New York men are rot mentioned in the indictment, being included under "Divers person unknown to the grand Jury," but federal officials said today that evidenca they hold indicates two men came here from New York. Schur and Snitkin were placed unt:er arrest Saturday night but th phargea against them did pot become public until today. Three local men arc mentioned ip the indictment wifh tbero. but they have, not been placed under arrest, it is said because thgy are willing government , witnesses. Schur and Snitkin were arrested seviral weeks Put the charges, fcpajnst Schur were, dismissed before a Vnited States Commissioner. Snitkin waived examination and gave bom. The indtptments were returned Saturday.

Russian prisoners In ocenjratiftn ?amp $ear hf Baltic.

According to the testimony of former Ambassador Gerard tens of thousands of Russian prisoners were ruthlessly butchered by the Germans. Other tens of thousands, betrayed by their disloyal generals, were rendered up to the Germans and Were permitted to live.. Hunger and disease nave reduced their ranks and the survivors are now living like rats Jn dugouts in Germany. TThe prisoners seen In the picture appear happy because they have been told that peace is near and that they may soon return ti their homes They have not been told tjmt pey are to be released in order that hundreds of thousands pf Gerruat and Austrian prisoners may be free and return to fight opi the Italian and French fronts. " ' j

PHILOMATH

Walter McCashland of Pea Ridge, spent Wednesday "with" his parents,

Mr. and fclr. M. p. "JWcpashland, anfl , Gertrude. ."..'. .Samuel Fisher made ft! business trip to PohnersvjUe Wedne3-I day....&Ir. and Mrs. Josephus Ryan!

and Irvin Dppdriqge motored t?' uonnersville Thursday" and were among the shoppers there. - .Mr. Harry Mc

Cashland of Roseburg and Mr. Willard ' Rodenberg called on Mr. and rs. M l B. McCashland and daughter Tburp-j

day Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kinder visited Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mr?. Samuel Fisher and daughter Miss DarJIe. .".'. . . . WHlard Rodenberg, Jacob Plankenhorn and James Plankenhorn motored to Connersville Saturday and transacted business. ... ."Mrs. Daniel "Plankenhorn called on her

daughter, Mrs. Ora Hendrix, Sunday j afternqQn,.... Hrry McCashPd pf)

Roseburg, spent Saturday with hs parents, Mr. and Mrs. l. B. Mcpashanrt an4 famly. Mrs. Qtapt Rose and

daughter Miss Fer were afternoon callers. .. .Mr. an4 Mrs. Johri'Hendrlx and son Russell motored to i R'chtadnd Saturday and were business shoppers there-" - -T. J. Wriglft spept Sunday With Emery Ryan. ....Samuel Fisbc and daughter Miss DarUe were husi: ness visiters in Liberty Sfiiurds.y. Leslie Clevenger spent the week-end With his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M- B. McCashlapd and daughter Mss Gertrude. . . . Mrs. Ankor Leistner was the dinner ' guest Sunday of Mr. ant Mrs. John Leistner. . . ViMr." and Mrs. Frank Kordell of Liberty visited Monday with Mr- nd Mrs. Irvin Doddrjdge. . . .Russel Hendrix pf Richmond spent part of the week here visiting his parents, Mr.' and Mrs. John Hendrix. .". . Miss Fern Rose left Monday for Ackron, in.', where she will visit relatives for an indefcnite. Rw-r -SanmP? Flfh-

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ECONOMY

Ecpnomy shoppers were well rep; relented Saturday aftefnopn ' at Riph: inond. those in the crowd were: Mrs, Pelje pain, Mr. and Mrs. Everet Mc: poy, Miss Effie Wilspn, Miss Rutlj Jacksqn, Mrs. gtella :, Pranor, Miss Mary BaUcnger, Mr.'and Mrs. phajrley May, Mrs. Walter Brurnfiel, Mrs. Susig Swain, Miss, Carrie Pranpr, Mips Olive, Swa'n Charley Atkinson and Harpld Fonts..,.. At the Ecpnomy' Friepds Church Saturday afternoon a luiseejlaneons shower was give.n for' Miss Lqis Stanton, the daughter of Mr- anJ Mrs. Ea Stanton, who is, to marry Fletcher Bcnn pf fpntain City Phrtstnias dy. There were si-sty at the shower.'. . . .Mrs. Ida Jlarringtoii left for her Golden State home Sunday fvening, after a few days' visit with Mrs. idle WJlllams. She Js one of California's great W. p. T- U. workers and is a woman qf more than picjinary ability .'"... Mr. and Mrs. Lyndsey Canady, Jr.. entertained at dinner Sunfiayl MJss Loi3 Macy of Vcst River, Miss ITVedA Canady, Economy, Arthur Oler, Carlps City", Howard Bockofer, Fountain City! . . .Mr. and Mrs. George C'nnaJy atended the Let Reynolds funeral at Anderson last wefek a.d arc vl.Mtlng relatives there this veelf.;.. The w. C. T. II. 'society entertained tho teachers at their last meeting and Mjss Jessie Secrjst gave a talk. A war tlnif supper was served. . . .The James Jacktpn public sale Saturday was fairly wall attended. Total amount of sale, Jl.Olu; Albert IHndman. auctioneer; John Manning, clerk. The M. E. Aid society furnished the lunch. They cleared $15.40.

Keeping The Quality Up. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE, the World-Famous Cure for Colds and Grip is now 30c per box. On account of the advance In the price of the six different Medicinal, Concentrated Extracts and Chemicals contained (n LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE, it was necessary to increano the price to the Drug, gist. Tt has stood the test for a Quarter of a Century. It is used by every Civilized Nation.

OUR PART IN FEEDING THE NATION

Tuesday, Dep. 8. Richmond Lodge No 196, Fl $ A. H.' "Called 'meeting. Work if; the Entered; Apprentice, Degree.' ' " ' ! Wednesday, Rec W Webb Lodge, No. 24, V. & H- Slated meeting, an hual eleption of officers. '

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GOOD (VI PT HODS OF MARKETING PAY Seed Corn Should be Kept Dry and Protected From Rats in Storag?. Mean Fewer Vacant Hjjls Next Season.

Pne rat will eat or sppil 4 bushpl of grain a year. It costs $2 pr 3 a year to feed a rat on your place. Grading potatoes for market increases the possibilities for sales and raises the price received. Keep the culls on the farm and save the cost of hauling. The transportation situation is stii serious' and "shippers of foodstuffs are reminded that patriotism demands' of them the heaviest loading possible consistent with the safe carriage of the goods. The failure of one shipper to load cars to the maximum may pievent other shippers from getting any cars at all. with the consequent los

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A rank growth of weeds becomes an asset when plowed under before they make seed. Purity and, abundance are the two essentials of water supply. Wells and sprifigs are the usual sources of farm water, but bpth may easily be contaminated, and the vicinity should therefore be inspected for possible sources of pollution. One of the first essentials to satisfactory marketing arrangements is Standardized products. Cans, jars and other containers should be uniform in pack, appearance, quality" and condi tion. Every container which is fully up to the standard represented by t lie label or brand will then be an ad-

M i'atjij Mrq. OU;e Shook ar the parents of a hpy. horn Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper returned Friday after V visit with their daughter at Dayton The revival meeting wag n.p. held at he Friends church Sunday evpipg on account of sjiorjtage. pf fuel... .Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Austin and daughter, Gertrude, were Sunday guests of Prank Daly and famjly. ;.. .Mr. anfl Mrs! John Pooper entertaine4 Mr. and' Mrs. Frank Regpf and daughter, Mayme , Sunday., ..Mr. and Mrs. Ozrp Norton and W. H. Tharp left Friday for Fair Haven, Fla David Isenbarger was the Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hodgson. ....Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright and sons spent Sunday wjjth Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Wright. ..Mr. and 'Mrs. Merl Moody spent" Sunday with" Mr. and Mrs. Ora Moody. 1

er was the guest of his parents, Wand Mrs. J, T- Fisher, near Lyonavfll, Sunday.. . : i Mr. arid Mrs. Harry Lambert and daughter Margaret were the Sunday guests of Mr- and Mrs. Wllard , Rodenberg ap$ fmlf r

of those foodstuffs on which the win-. vertiseraent In itself and often a guar ning of the war depends. j anty to further purchases.

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PLAN YOUR HOLIDAY TRIP VIA ELECTRIC LINES Fast Limited Trains and Frequent Lppa) Seryice affords, many DELIGHTFUL TRIPS The Maximum of Pleasure at a Minimum of Expense. "THE . COLUMBIAN'.' runs through to jZanesville daily, except Sunday, without change of cars via Dayton, Springfield and Columbus. ' " ' Tfor "further IpfqrmaUon, pgnsult agent. , " '' ' W. S, WHJTNEV, G. P. A., ; prinfjeld, Ohio.

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Persia has no distilleries, breweries pr drinking places, and the only intoxicating beverpges made use of is homemade wine.

If You Wish to See Him Smile on Christmas Morning

Neuralgia Headache? After shopping or after a hard dsy ro quickly relieved with Sloan's Liniment- So easy to apply, no rubbing, and so promptly effectives. Clener and rnoro convenient than muiay platera and ointments. It doe not etain the skin, or clog the pore. Every heme should have a bottl handy for sprains, strains, lams back, rheumatic pains and stiff, sor muscles and joints. Generous slzad bottles at ntt druggifts, 25c. 50c. )1.0a

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You will not only please him, but you will have the satisfaction of knowing that you have not wasted your JPPPey but have invested in a practical Christmas gift. Now js the time to mal$e your selection ' while our stock is complete. All sizes and colors-

Navy, Brown, Green, Garnet, Oxford. Price $5.00 to $15.00.

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Select one now in plenty pf time for (ristrnas delivery. Study the picture. Gome in and $es the wondeffuHabor saying devices.

J i DoHar I 18WS f f ! Placet J n M ' 1 : If f This j ,J ) 1 m Your jf I g Home i It II r-i ll

The Administration Says: FATS-r-1. Fae less butter; eat fewer tried foods. . Pon't: waste any butter, lard or drippings.

We Wish It Were Possible to Pen-Picture All "Sellers" Kitchcneed Will Do for YouWlWeSay- r " ' r . ' , " ' I y "Sellers" IKIIchcnced "Spcciar Lightens Your Burden oJ Kitchen WorK Every Single Day

IjVg would picture you first as we have pbown our gir in the illustration with easj putting fifty ppunda of flour into the lowered bin and then with ease putting the bin back into position. We would picture you comfortably sitting on a stool at this splendid piece of furniture, preparing a daily meal. With that snoy-white, sanitary, porceliron, absolutely indestruetable table top, fully extended, sitting there with pots and pans, knives and forks, all needed utensils.

right there, Just where you want thein, and there, with flour, sugar, spices, extractsevery necessary ingredient -not moving one single step you prepare that meal. And then with this picture in mind come to our store and yourself operate this automatic lower? ing flour bin and then sit as w have pictured you before "Sellers" Kitchcneed and come to a realization of the full meaning of what we say, "It helps lightsen the burden of kitchen " work every single day."

And Then Let Us Show You These AllImportant Labor Saving, Time Saving Step Saving and Sanitary Features

The snowy-white interior, upper sec-r tions of the cabinet, the recipe rack, the extract rack, the sanitary glass sugar bin, the sanitary coffee, tea and salt cans and the sanitary spice cans. That splendid porceliron guaranteed table top that is easily kept clean, that is always sanitary and that extends to give you an exceptionally large working table. The utensil drawer, the kitchen linen drawer, the sanitary cake and bread box, the large cutlery cjbrawer and the large cupboard for pots and pans, with its autointjc extension base shelf which shelf

extends as the door opens eliminating the necessity of bending over to procure the utensils therein." ' And then, last but not least, the antproof casters which keep any insects there might happen to be in your kitchen from obtaining access to your cabinet. And then we want you to "note "the general beautiful appearance of this splendid cabinet. With the splendid opportunity our special terms offer, no home in this city or community can afford to be without a "Sellers" Kitch-eneed.

Special Terms oi Sale-Sl.OO Down; 1.00 Per Week

Tbia is our special Christmas offer; From now until Christmas we offer you the special terms mentioned above. We believe nothing that we have in our store that goes into the home could pos

sibly be of more real help to the busy housewife than the "Sellers" Kitcheneed "Spepial" illustrated above. So come ripw and, choose yours. It will be delivered for Christmas.

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