Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 33, 20 December 1917 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM,; THURSDAY, DEC. 20ll?17.

Friday is meatless day. Restaurants, lunch , rooms and patriotic housewives are substituting fish, chicken, rabbit, and egg dishes in order to conserve. Baconless breakfast are now being observed In many homes and lunch rooms. The plea to use less sugar and less fat, Is sent out to every one.

m nif fr Morris Bunker and son

Ray, of Terrace, Mont., are the guest3 of G. A. Horaan and family.

Members of the dramatic society of

high school presented "The Christmas narirain Counter" vesterday afternoon

In the art gallery. The leading roles

were taken by Misses luaxme Murray,

Kathryn Battel, Mary Rineharat, mu dred Klute and Marion Hill.

Activities at the Country club will be revived for a short time during the Christmas season. On Christmas day dinner will be served both at noon and in the evening. A number of dinner parties are being arranged for that daIn Informal dinner dance will be given Saturday evening, Dec. 29 for club members. Dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock so that dancing can begin early. The Evan Smith orcheswin furnish music for the evening.

An open house with dancing and music will be held at the clut on New Years day. All club members are urged to

"drop in" during the day.

Miss Ruth L. White, daughter of Mrs. Mary White, and Rush D. But er. son of T. P. Butler, both of this city, ..... mait-uii Innt evening at 8 o'clock

hr Rev. Frank A. Dressel, pastor of

wi-. TTnviuh T.iitheran church, at the

parsonage. Tha bride wore a dark blue suit and black hat and a corsage Mr. Butler isin the

r;...l fnma'at. CamD Shelby, Hatr

tiesburg. Miss., and will return to -or vrtAnv Mrs. Butler will spend

the winter. here with her mother, at

their home, 902 South u sireei.

William Kelley, who Is a student at Notre Dame, came home today to pend the Christmas holidays with his treats. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kelley at

their home, 430 Kiasey street. Miss Dora Hayden of Laporte will spend the holidays with Mrs. Kmmeline Land at her home, 114 North Thirteenth street. Women of Second English Lutheran chnrch will hold a sale In Nolte's store ir irriHav afternoon to dispose

of articles which were left from their bazaar last week. The sale will be from 2 to 5 o'clock. The public is Invited. Circle N'o. 1 of First Methodist 'church will hold a sale Saturday of aprons and other useful Christmas gifts, in the wall paper store at 102. Main street. The public is invited. At the Philathea class meeting with Mrs. Voyle Martindale last evening, Miss Blanche Plummer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plummer, 20o North Twenty-flrst street, announced her approaching marriage to Frank Hale of this city. The wedding will be quietly solemnized next Wednesday evening at the parsonage of Second Presbyterian church, Rev. Elmer E. Davis officiating. Miss Plummer is primary superintendent of the schools In CampDellstown, O. She is a graduate of the Richmond high school and later attended the state normal at Terre Haute. Mr. Hale Is employed In the engineering department of the Pennsylvania railroad. Ahout twenty members of the class

ware nrAKtnt at the meeting. After

the regular business session was held, a Hr1 hour followed, when the an

nouncement was made. The house vai attractively decorated with

ririiimi decorations. Late In the

evening refreshments were served by . the hostess assisted by her sister, Mrs. Carl Roop. Miss Kate Duey will leave tomorrow ' for Chicago and Evanston, 111., whero she will spend three months with relatives. Miss Edith Hampton will return ' from Bloomlngton tomorrow to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. Louis Hampton. Miss Hampton is a student at Indiana university. Mrs. D. D. Ramsey, Miss Mildred ' Ramsey and Master Donald Ramsey '. will leave Friday for Columbia City. Ind.. where they will join Mr. Ramsey, for a residence. Secretary L. A. Schwan will leave Friday for Syracuse where he will join Mrs. Schwan and baby, who are visiting relatives there.

Miss Emllie Maue lert Thursday af- . ternoon for her home in Pennsylvania where she will spend the Christmas ' vacation. MiS3 Margaret O'Neil left today for ' Dayton, where she will visit her mothi er for tba holidays. Master Joseph Corregan will arrive , Friday from Jasper College, Jasper, Ind., and spend the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Mae Corregan. William Eggemeyer, a student at ' Howe Military Academy, Is the guest of his mother. Mrs. Maud Eggemeyer la the Jefferson apartments for the holidays. Mr. Clem Weyers will leave Monday for Vincennes to spend the holidays with relatives. Miss Mary E. Williams will spend her vacation with relatives In Worthington and Bloomlngton. MUs Emilie Maue, art supervisor, will leave tomorrow for her home In Ilaselton. Pa., where she will spend the holidays with relatives.

J. Grant Fry, who is located at Camp Taylor. Is here for a short visit with

relatives.

Ml Marlon Seeba has returned

fmm a ishort visit with relatives In

Connersvllle.

a Ml Mary Williams, supervisor of

Industrial arts in the grades, will leave tomorrow tor Bloomlngton where she

r will spend the Christmas vacation.

Wallace Teeguarden was the guest

of friends in ConnersviUe Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Bay Meeka and son.

tjAhnrt. will o to Columbus, O., Sat

The Junior Choir of the First Eng

Ush Lutheran church will rehearse at

ha rhnreh tomorrow morning at

o'clock..

The single ring service was" used. Last

evening at the Gross home, 453 center street, a reception was held "for the bride and groom... About thirty, per

sons were present. Mr. and Mrs. Gross

will be at home to their frlenda after January 19 la the Gregg flats.

Ben Hur lodge Richmond Court Number 42 will hold an election of

officers Thursday evening In the Conv mercial club rooms. ' ' - In -honor. of the -twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and. Mrs. Herman Kienker, their children, Mr. and Mrs. William Kienker. Mr. and Mrs. John Boishein,. and Miss Anna Keinker, entertained a number of relatives and friends at a six o'clock dinner last

evening at the Kienker home, 424 South Fifteenth street: The table was appointed with a large centerpiece of Phetla roses and yellow tapers In .cut class candle sticks. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Bartel. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Weisbrod. Mr. and Mrs. William Bartel, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoelschejv Mr., and Mrs. Adam Bartel, Mrs. Louisa, Surendorf, Mrs.

Mary Bartel and Henry Rosa. Most of the guests were those who attended the wedding fifty years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinert and daughter Vera, of Logansport. will come tomorrow to spend the holidays with relatives and friends In this city.

Kinerta were former residents of this city. The Spinning classes at the Morris-son-Reeves Library organized upon the suggestion of Mrs. William Dudley Foulke will be held in connection with the night school.

Plays all. Records perfectly

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of

Veterans elected officers yesterday at

ternoon at a meeting held in the post rooms at the .court house. The officers elected were: ,; President, Alma Isenhower; vice-president, Mattie Wampole; treasurer, Roxie Miner; chaplain, Cora Campbell; guide. Emma Schneider: assistant guide, Minnie Webb; patriotic instructor, Flora Cully; inBlde guard, Ona Sharp; outside guide, Bessie Coryell; press correspondent, Laura" Nicholson; color guards, Bessie Davis and Mabel Cut

ler; trustees, Nettle Wilson, Flora Cully and Nellie Myers. Mrs. Cora Campbell was elected delegate to the national convention with Mrs. Elizabeth Ireton as alternate. Mrs. Roxie Miner was elected delegate to the divisional convention with Mrs. Laura Nicholson as alternate. Miss Mabel Overman, daughter of L. F. Overman, and Aaron Stout were married yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev. H. S. Jamea at ,the United Brethren parsonage. They left after the ceremony for Liberty where they will go to Louisville where

Mr. Stout is located at Camp Taylor. Mrs. E. R. Beatty was hostess Tuesday afternoon for an informal Christ, mas party for members of St. Paul's Guild of the Episcopal church at her home. Christmas stories and music entertained the women while they knitted. The house was decorated

with a profusion of Christmas wreaths

and flowers. A light luncneon was served by the hostess.

Mrs. Roy Peck of Champaign, 111.,

is here to spend the holidays with her

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Uhl at their

home, 404 North Eighteenth street

Mrs. H. H. Hoover has gone to Indianapolis for a short visit with her

son, Harry Hoover.

Mrs. Charles Holten of Laporte, will sDend'the holidays with friends and

relatives here.

Lester Leiter who is attending Wis

consin university will arrive home to

morrow to spend the Christmas vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Leiter.

Mrs. Harry Thompson of Louisville, Ky., formerly Miss Nelle Becher of this city, will come next week for an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Everett McConaha at her home, North Eleventh street. Miss Nora Veregge and Merle Gross were quietly married yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of Rev. J. F. Propst of the North End Mission.

IF The New Edison . could be improved Thomas A. Edison would improve it. Harrison's (Westcott Pharmacy) Edison Section Open Every Evening

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3 Days More In Which to Purchase Your Xmas

Xmas Shoe Specials for Women Ladies' Khaki Heel Military Boots at $7.00 Ladies' Black Kid Dress Heel Boots at $4.00 Ladies' Tan Calf Heel Military effects, at WOO Ladies' Grey Kid 10-in. Boot, all Kid, high arch, at $9-00 Ladies' Brown Kid Cloth top Lace Boot at - $6.50

XMAS SHOE SPECIALS FOR MEN Men's Brown Calf English Last; now at $5.00 Men's Black Kid Comfort Last $6.00 Men's Black Calf, Comfort Lastnow at $5.00 Men's Black Calf English Lastnow at $5.00 Men's Black English Last, Neolin sole, now at $4.00

To Mother

Give Slippers TO FATHER

Felt Slippers in Fur trimmed style all colors, at Felt Slippers In the Comfy style soft padded soles, now , . Leather Boudoir Slippers in tan Red, Black now at Felt Slippers with large PonPons all colors; priced at.......

For BOYS & GIRLS Dark Red or Blue Felt Slippers with leather eoles at 85c to $1.00 Wine, Blue or Black Felt Slipper with Felt soles at 50c to 60c Girls' Tan Lace Shoes, white Neolin soles, rubber heels, at...... ..$5.50 v Girls' Black Gun Metal Button Shoes; price.. $2.50

Boy Hi Cut Shoes in heavy storm Calf, heavy soles at..$3.C0 to $3.50 FOR BABY White Kid Bootee fur trimmed. $1.00 White Kid Mocc. ribbon tri m. . . 75c White Kid Soft Sole Shoe now at... 50c arid 75c

$1.25 $1.25 $1.50 $1.50

Tan or Black Kid Everette or Opera Patterns, at Tan or Black Kid Romeo style, now at Grey or Black Felt Slippers, great for cold weather. ........

$1.75 $2.50 $1.50

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The Rlcw Pottery JUST THE THING FOR THE XMAS GIFT The new Mostique and Camelian all hand-painted in the different colors. In Vases, Bulb Bowls, Candle Sticks, Bud Vases, Flower Bowls, Jardineres, Wall Pockets. f ' Xmas Calendars, Cards, Booklets Tags, Seals, Cords, Enclosure Cards, Letters, Folders from 5c and up. Richmond Art Store

829 MAIN ST.

(Richmond's Art and Gift Shop)

CLEM8AMCE SALE "We are selling the great stock of Millinery that we carried at our former place of business (The Brehm Millinery Store, 35 North 8th street) at sacrifice prices. This is your chance to save on Millinery as this is a bonafide CLEARANCE SALE. HOSIER & HIATT Now at 902 Main Street

II XMAS SPECIALS

Make this the most enjoyable Xmas that you have ever bad by buying the best foodstuffs obtainable at the lowest cash prices. FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY Xmas Candies, Nuts and Oranges the largest and best stock in the city. New California English Walnuts, lb 23c Cream Nuts, per lb --19c Fancy Butted English Walnuts, lb.. 35c Special Mixed Candy, lb 23c; 2 lbs. 45c Sweet Cider Fresh Made, gallon...... 45c Indiana Favorite Apples, fancy, per peck.. : 45c

24 lbs. Gold Medal Flour $1.56 24 lbs. Clmor Flour. '. ... ..$1.62 24 lbs. Enterprise Floor.. $1.65 Evaporated Peaches, lb ..... 1 5e Rio Coffee, lb ..15c Best Santos Coffee, lb 21c Bulk Cocoa, lb 25c 13c Bar Palm Olive Soap... 10c Pink Salmon, Can.. 18c Egg-o-Like, pkg 23c 3 Large Rolls Toilet Paper. .25c Large Pkg. Pancake Flour... 10c Large Pkg. Buckwheat Flour 10c 6 Cans Spotless Cleanser. .. .25c 10 Bar3 Crystal White Soap.. 47c 4 Bars Octagen Soap 22c 4 Boxes Octagen Powder 22c White Pippin Apples, peck. 40c Stark Apples, peck 50c 2 Lbs. Raieins 25c

2 Large Cans Hibe Milk 25c 2 Large Cans"Heibe Milk. . .25c 2 Cans Sifted Peas .......... 25c Red Beans, per can. ....... .11c 5 Boxes Matches. .25c Veils Mustard, jar ......10c 2 Pkgs. Puffed Wheat. 25c Pkg. Mince Meat 10c 2 Pkgs. Puffed Rice.. 25c Raven Syrup, can 10c 3 Lbs. Best Rice 29c 70-Lb. Bag Salt 80c 2 Boxes Shredded Wheat 25c

1 Lb. Can- Calumet Baking Powder . . ; 50c Can Heintz Plum Pudding at 40c Can Monarch Plum Pudding at

20c 40c 25c

Large Stock Xmas Trees Get your order in early. You will get a better chance to enjoy these and other holiday bargains if you come to this store. Make this your Xmas grocery store. E.1R.OE1R1HIE1IOE 244 SOUTH FIFTH STREET. PHONE 1329.

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Childrens Toys and Toy Furniture

We can't carry this stock over til

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Tovs and Toy Furniture at special re-

duced prices.

MODEL BUILDERS $5.00 SIZE- REDUCED TO $4-25 $4.00 SIZE REDUCED TO.. $3.25 $3.00 SIZE REDUCED TO 2-40 $2.00 SIZE REDUCED TO ;....$1.50 $1.00 SIZE REDUCED TO 75c

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Friction Auto Delivery at 50c

CHILD'S REED DOLL CARTS We must close these out at once. They are wonderful values and extra big bargains at our special reduced prices.

530 Main St.

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