Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 51, 10 January 1918 — Page 2

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TUB RICHMOND PALLAP1 UM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 1918.

SNOW STORM HELPS ITALY

(By Associated Frees) Snow faas coma to. the aid ot th Italians and the Austre-Owmaa of tensive apparently has reached a halt it not an end. The whole mountain front hw the enemy had been making slight but steady gains. Is buried under from three to five feet ot snow making Infantry operations Impossible and hampering the Austro-Qorman supply lines seriously. Heavy snowfalls in the Alps are re ported to have blocked the enemy communication system in the Trentine and Cannae leaving them Only two long lines across tho Venetian plains to the Plave which would be ot no help to the snowbound troops be tween Lake Oarda and the Plave, The enemy troops on the eastern bank of the Plave are not troubled so greatly by the snow but previous efforts to cross the rivor in force have failed. The bombardment on the northern front has slackened with the com ing of the long. expected snow and only patrol engagements have 'occurred. It Is Indicated that the enemy will be unable to begin operations In an effort to complete his conquest ot Vent tia while his supply lines are enow-bound.

Dayton Team Unable fe Play Scheduled Game The Dayton bowling team which was to have met the Richmond picked bowling team Thursday night on the Twigg alley, will be unable to . get here owing to an important bowling meeting at Daytoar William Agnew, of Cleveland, president of the American bowling Congress and several ot bis subordinates will be in Dayton Thursday to make arrangements for Dayton's entrance into the National Bowling tournament and so the Dayton team will not arrive as that team is the one that will represent Dayton at Clnolnnati, How ever a date with the Dayton team will be made later.

Court Records

Marriage Licenses. Clay Smith, street car conductor, Richmond, to Bertha A. Spraggius, waitress, Richmond.

BIBLE STUDENTS GIVEN DIPLOMAS

Diplomas, certificates and member ehipa were given the, boys who had successfully passed their examination in Bible study work at the Y. M. C. A. last season by Acting Secretary Schwan Wednesday evening at the annual dinner. Boys' Secretary Orville Brunson arranged an Interesting program of musical cumbers. Harry Doan acted as toastmaster. Rev. F. A. Dressel, of First English Lutheran church, made an interesting talk. Places were arranged for 76 boys.

European factories each week make about 16,000,000 pounds ot artificial butter with cocoanut oil as a base.

GET MACHINE LICENSES NOW

Chief ef Poliee Gorman, Thursday issued a Warning to Richmond automobile owners who have failed to get 1919 licenses.' Automobile owners should have obtained their new licenses by the first of the year but only a few in Richmond have complied with the law. Tbey will be given a reasonable length of time in which to obtain the new licenses before prosecution starts however, the chief said. After that time, the owner who has put his car up tor the winter months will not bo "allowed to violate tho law in the spring." Chauffeurs are also warned that they must secure their licenses immediately. Weinbrenner Given Penitentiary Sentence The circuit court Thursday passed a sentence of from two to fourteen years on Arthur R. Weinbrenner, blacksmith, who was found guilty of assault and battery with intent to kill by the Jury Wednesday. Weinbrenner assaulted his wife last Friday night while he was drunk and hurled a lamp at her, cutting a large gash in her head. The jury was out several hours before bringing in the verdict of guilty. The Harsh murder case, which had been set for Wednesday, is postponed to Monday.

Three Richmond Bays to Officers Training Camp Three more Richmond soldiers may soon be officers; These men hare been recommended for officers' train ing eamps and If they qualify will be commissioned. They are Robert Sharp, son of H. R Sharp, 619 North Nineteenth street; and Geerge Stidham, son of Mr. and

Mre. Ed Stldham, living north ef Richmond, and Lawrence Heevert son of

Mr, and Mrs. Martin Hoover, 15 South Twenty-third street.

Sharp' and Stidham have been sta

tioned at Nogales, Arts., and will at

tend the officers' training camp at

Leon Springs near San Antonio, Tex. Hoover has been stationed at Camp Shelby, Miss., and will probably be sent to the officers' camp at Louisville. .

BOYS' SECRETARY BRUNSON ANNOUNCES 8TUDY PROGRAM

- Boys' Secretary Orville Brunson has

announced the following schedule for the Boys' Bible study classes: Inter

mediates, Tuesday evening from 7 un

til 7:30 o'clock; Juniore, Saturdays, 8:30 until 8:50 o'clock; Junior Preps, Saturdays, 9:30 to 9:50 o'clock; Em ployed Boys, Wednesday evenings, 7 to 7:20 o'clock; Hi-Y club meetings, every other Tuesday evening from 6 until 7 o'clock. The work will begin Saturday evening.

Colds Cause Headache and Grip LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the cause. There is only one "Bromo Quinine." E. W. GROVE'S signature on box. 30c.

REED'S

SALE STARTS

Saturday

SALE ENDS

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4PIece Bedroom Suite CQQ fi A S90 Value. Sale Price OtJ.tlV

In this Sulle every element of good cabinetmaking has been incorporated. It is one of the many remarkable values you will find in our store during this January Clearance Sale. Can be had in oak, ivory or gum. Suite of four pieces Including triple mirror dressing table with . genuine French beveled mirrors. See these Suites tomorrow.

$M50

All FIBRE and REED FURNITURE lS OFF $fO95 DURING

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Buys this beautiful Fibre Rocker A piece that will add beauty to any home. Will harmonize in any room. ' Upholstered in fine grade of Tapestry and has full spring constructed seat.

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Built of good hard wood, finished in Golden Oak. A wonderful value, and will last a life time.

See Our Windows for Bargains.

W OFF on all DAVENPORTS

Prlced HSMBWBS 10" i

$27.50 DAVENPORT, SALE PRICE $22.00 $32.50 DAVENPORT. SALE PRICE $26.00 $37.50 DAVENPORT, SALE PRICE $30.00 $45.00 DAVENPORT, SALE PRICE $36.00 $47.50 DAVENPORT, SALE PRICE $38.00 $50.00 DAVENPORT, SALE PRICE . $40.00 $57.50 DAVENPORT, SALE PRICE...' ; $46.00

Again We Say; Sec Our Windows for Extraordinary Values

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14 Off on All Lamps

mm c Xotlco Is heraby givan to the eitlsens of tha City of Richmond. Wayne County; Indiana, and all others concerned, that the understened, bein duly qualified according- trt latr, wifl make application to. the Board of County Commissioners of said County, af the rular lonAeammeneniflr en the first Monday of February; mi, for a renewal of ray lfcna to soil Intoxicating liquors at retail with permission to allow the same to be drunk upon the premUee where sold in accordance with the provisions of an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana approved March l?th. 18T8. and all amendments and additions thereto and f"-ot,55r of lh? ntfw ,nhTut,on Sttch buslnesa , TtoJPrf H6 '".cation of the remittee jrc 1 4J, siHch. Heenee and a specific description and location of the room. In such bunding- Fs as follows! wll? S?on1T0-. rt the south side t w atr t eity of Richmond; Indiana, ald tm being , on the Jfr?i,i? - f?00,i three-story brick building located on the Southeaet cor"i'J!1'0 and Fifth Street on part i!r.w ' PJchnond, ae laid out by John smith and known as lot number four teen C14) In the eub-dtvielon of Jot 4, b. a' J'-n-aid plat of said city, it the proprietor thereof, Janul.11rh !h8'' and v recorded in Plat Book No. 1 pae-e li of the records in the Recorder's Orrioe of said CounZ'tw m '? room being- about sixty-five one-hs.lf (1SU) feet east and west located in the first ward of the eald City of Richmond. Wayne Township, Wayne County, Indiana. ; JOHN SLTVER, . , . CHAHLES WIBHMRTER. Partners. .'" 1 ' Jan. 10.lt NOTICE Notice is hereby a-lven t- the citizens of the City of Richmond. Wayne County, ilndlana. and all other concerned, that the underslg-ned. beinoduly qualified according- to-law, will make application to the Board of County Commissioners of said County, at the next regular session commencingon the first Monday of February, 1918, for a renewal of my license to sell intoxicatingliquors at retail with permission to allow the same to be drunk upon the premises where eold In accordance with the provisions of an act

of the General AMemMr of tho Stato of Indiana, approved March 17th. 1ST6, and all amendments and. additions thereto and all other laws of the State now in foroo In relation 16 Bach business. the precise location of the said premises for which 1 desire saoh license and a specific description ana location of the room in such bntldln Is as follows: - Being a eertaln front room on tho pro and floor of a two-story briok buildingwhich room ts 65 feet north and south by IT feet S inches east and west situated on the soufn side of North E Street aad numbered Sit on said street jh the City of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana which building- is situated on a part of lots numbered six and seven In William Renworthv'a Addition to the said City and belnc In the third ward in said City, - SOHN H. BULMVAN. . ian. lS-lt

WOTICB Notice Is hereby g-iven to the citlsene ef the City of Richmond. Wayne County,. Indiana, and all others concerned, that the underslg-ned, belnr duly qualified according- to law, will fnako application to the Board of Couny Commissioners, of said County, at he next regrular session commenclnaon the first Monday of February. 11 for a renewal of my license to sell intoxicatingliquors at retail with Permission to allow the same to be drunk upon the premises where sold In accordance with the provisions of an act of the General Assembly ot the State of Indiana, approved March 17th, 1875, and all amendments and additions thereto and all other laws of the State now in force In relation to such business. . The precise location of the premises for which I desire such license and a specific description and location of the room In such building is as follows: Being- the northwest room thirty feet and six inches east ahd west and eighteen feet ahd three inches north and south on. the ground floor of a certain two-story brick building- situated on lot No. 82, and being- No. 401 South Fifth Street fronting- on South Fifth Street in that part of the City of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana, laid out by John Smith, and being- in tho First Ward of said -City. LOUIS A. KNOPF. Jan. 10-lt.

PALLADIUM WANT AOS PAY

M We have moved our store from 613 Main Street j to 61 1 Main street. I The Star Furniture Store M John C. Bussen, Prop.

Extra Specials FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY OATS Quaker, regular 13c Ol M at two for JldJLE SALMON Tail Pink; per can.... 18 LENOX SOAP at . far 23ft COCOA Hershey's, 25e bos for ..18ft HEBE MILK Small 3 Tall Cans ..2 for 25t Eagle Brand Milk. .20c Pet, Wilson or Carnation Small CanB i 3 for 20a Tall Cans ........ 2 for 27a Star Naptha 2 for lie Grape Nuts .2 for 25e Shredded Wheat .....2 for 2Se 10c Sardines .........3 for 25c POSTUM 80c Instant 44 12V2c OUVES... 9c 10c Toilet Soap . . . .6c 10c CALUMET Baking Powder . . : .gfc Peanut Better - Made fresh while you wait at aoo lb.; iso y2 ' COFFEE Fresh Roasted Daily 25c grade lOt 30c grade 24C' 28c grade 21 S5c grade 28 TRACY'S Tea and Coffee House 526 Mam

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

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Spend, but spend WISELY Save, and save . EARNESTLY Buy War SaV Inge Stamps.

DON'T FAIL TO HEED THESE

25 Discount on ALL FURS During this . January Economy Event.

S January Events Announcements

Special values offered in all departments but particular attention is given Friday and Saturday to Ready-to-Wear Savings.

Another Cut in-

COATS

Special lot of Coats, worth to $12.50, to close out lot at

$3.98

LOT OP WINTER COATS Full length, all sizes, good assortment, worth to $16.50 $8.75 ANOTHER LOT OF COATS Worth to $27.50 on sale at ..$14.75 LOT OF $35 COATS placed on sale at. . . .$19.75 "Pine Vi sf nnfc n 4r QlnQrt n

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Our assortment has been increased by recent purchases at great savings. .

SUITS I Sale of Waists The Suit Sale has a Weather Eye to the Lot of Georgette Waists, values of rest of the season and the first of next. $6.50, $6.98 and $7.50, all in on big All our Winter Suits have been marked lot at at a very low figure. 4 Q All our Suits are Reduced to the JT'eO following prices, averaging about Other Silk Waists at $2.00 Yl price , - 8 1 moo iui::: : : :SiSS anywinter hat worth to Up to $37.50 Suits $19.75 $,a00' m ,ol8 al Up to $50.00 Suits. .525.00 2 5Q T7T TRQ and less L Your choice of all Winter Hats. Some At Special Discount of 25 Per Cent reduced to one-fourth the orignnal This, in spite of the fact that Furs will price. The last opportunity to ouy be much higher later on. Hats at these savings. gcai in i ii 1 i1 i BsassaaBB . i i n mm in ttsssssMtssBBSKsstsasstsaammB

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ODDS AND ENDS AT LESS THAN COST See Our Windows for Bargains

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