Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 178, 7 June 1918 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY. JUNE 7, 1918

ZEITUNG WARNS AGAINST HOPES OF EASYVIGTORY Admits General Foch's Reserves Offer Obstacle Too Big to Ignore, (By Associated Press.) AMSTERDAM. June 7. The Berlin Vowische Zeltung's military correspondent In an article on the offensive

on the western front says: "It should be emphasized repeatedly In view of exaggerated hopes that a decision can be procured only comparatively slowly. "The foe is enabled to organize his resistance, owing to his brilliantly constructed railway system, which has Junctions and unloading stations at Compiegne and Villers Cotteiets. Sees Need of Patience. "The German supreme command can not well proceed now against the newly consolidated French front, which Is richly provided with reserves, and bear the great losses which experience shows are entailed by such operations." When the French brought up big reserves, the exploitation of the surprise movement was to a certain 'extent ended. Presumably, a certain change soon will occur In the entire system of battle operations. The battle can only proceed slowly; a decision can not be procured in a few days. We should, therefore, armj ourselves anew with patience. The continuation of the big offensive will ccme at the right time and will again mean a surprise for our enemies."

Rass Commander of Baltic Fleet, Imprisoned (By Associated Press) LONDON, June 7. Captain, Stchssnlg, commander of the Russian Baltic fleet, has been imprisoned on a charge of inciting the sailors against the authority of the Soviet government, says a Reuter dispatch from Moscow.

168 Boys of Preble County Register for Army Service

EATON, O., June 7. One hundred and sixty-eight young men of Preble county registered here Wednesday at the draft board, headquarters. One negro was included in the list.. Following is a complete list of those registering: " ; Eaton. Clarence Coning, Charles H. Shiverdecker, Benjamin W. McClellan, Russell O. Parks, Joseph M. Buckley, Alford M. Ayers, Glenn H. Armstrong, Minor B. Deem, Clarenpe H. Sherer, William J. B. Swank, George W. Smith Stanley C. Baker, Raymond Lake, Ernest F. Fisher, Clarence C. Quinn, Raymond B. Deem, Willard E. Berger, Arthur W. Cole, James W. Buckley, Clarence O'Dell Eikenberry, John L. Mann, Marlon M. Lybrook, John E. Rinehart, Samuel F. Leedy, George Ludy, John E. Creager, Harry D. Aukerman. Herman E. Williams, John H. McDivitt, Raymond H. Pence, Charles Nelson, Bennle Felts, Riley P. Pitsinger, Warren C. Young, Russell L. Rule, James W. Taylor, Earl J. Crane (colored), John J Morris, Charles F. Miles, Russell Voss, Orville J. Cole, George A. Leach, Edward Lantis.

West Alexandria. T Marvin L. Shank, George M. Booher, Earl D. Hampshire, Leonard A. Hufford, Daniel Fortney, Lucittie A. Gons, Ralph . E. Baker, Raymond J. Kabler, Clarence E. Schul, Alva E. Klinger, Carl M. Gilbert, Burley I. Fortney, Earl E. Brower, Clarence B. Runner, Rondo S. Henry, Leroy Weidner, Ward L. Cruea. William H. Rosellus, Walter H. Wehrley, Wilmer H. Brubaker, Earl Ludy, .Walter J. Furrey, Harry B. U. Voge, Cornelius E. Suggs, Chester E. Hollenbaugh, Otto A. Lange, Everett Riley. Lewisburg. . Richard Hoerner, Pearl D. Hurd, Charles A. BeacUler, Alva C. McGfiff, Charles A. Hapner, Albert E. Unger, Stanley R. Bell, Dwight Etzler, Joseph

Stillwell, Charles E. Zimmerman, Rus

sell Curtin, Howard T. DeMotte, James L. Sadler, Donald G. Sodders, Thurman L. Meyers, Ralph E.Ozias, Claude L. Gilmer, Simeon D. Comer, Jacob R. Boyd, Jesse H. Warnke; John E. Kehr, Grant Schlotterbcck, Fred McK. Foster, Charles L. Studebaker, Willard G. Ruff, Robert M. Lightcap, Samuel F. Hunt, Robert L. Oler.

Lemon Juice Softens and Whitens Rough, Red Hands

Women can make a quarter pint of wonderful lemon beauty cream for few cents. Nothing so good!

To soften, smoothen, and whiten the face, neck, arms, and particularly the hands when chafed, re'd or rough there Is nothing better than lemon juice, but pure lemon juice is too highly acid and often irritating. A splendid lotion is prepared in a moment by squeezing the juice of ' two fresh lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white. Be sure to strain the lemon juice through a cloth so no pulp gets into the bottle, then this creamy lotion will stay sweetly

fragrant and fresh for months. Any grocer will supply the lemons and any druggist or toilet counter will sell you three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. This is the best lotion you could use.

) Massage it daily into the face, necK,

arms, ana nanas ana see lor yourseir. It helps remove tan, sallowness, and freckles, and every girl knows that lemons are used to bleach and whiten the skin. Adv.

t - Camden. Robert B. Hauver, Cliftard E. Meyer, Alexander E. ; Jackson, Charles E. Hewitt, Lyman J. Casey, Robert H. Paxton, Kenneth E. DuBois, Burdette E. Coilett, John W. Johnson, August Br Craig, Dennis H. Creech, Richard D. Parrott, Ottowell H. Silvers, Henry R. Pollock, Walter S. Gear, Henry I. Hensley, Herachel R. Null, Russell F. McDivitt. John R. Snyder, Clyde E. Morrow, .Chauncey jE. Doty, Earl W. Root. ... " New . Pari. Loren E.-Goble, Orville L. Clegg, Ralph C. Miller, Joseph C. TImmons, Royce R. Parrish, William H. Diggs, Earl W. Addleman,- Virgil K. Cramer. West Manchester. Lester Petry, Joseph D. Beck, Robert J. Folkerth, Lester A. Howell, Elmer R. Beasley. Eldorado. Charles C." McCoy, Charles V. Stayton, Wilford Tanner, Harley O. Shock,

A Tire for a Dollar

All tires in our stock in all sizes are priced to sell at a profit of one dollar above cost price. All tubes sold at a profit of 50 .cents. This means all kinds of tires from the cheapest to the best.

5,000 Tires and Tubes will be sold this year on this basis atthe present pace. LEE, THE TIRE MAN No. 8 South 7th St., Richmond (Next to Reed's Hdw. Store)

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss: Notice- is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as the executrix of the last will and testament of Margaret Hoar, decease.!, late o Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. KATHERINE HOAR, Executrix. Kelley & Kelley, Attorneys. may24-31-june7

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Rain or shine tomorrow, it will be your last chance to get the famous Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet at the low price we offer in our sweeping clearance. The fact is you, won't be able to get a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet in this town for any price by tomorrow night. This is the only store that is authorized to sell them," and the 7 Hoosier Cabinets

Special Terras of Sale Sale ends the instant these 7 Hoosiers are sold. Store opens at 8 a. m. today, closes at 6 p. m. Pay only $1 when you pick out your cabinet. Your money back if you are not delighted. No Hoosier orders accepted by telephone.

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Hoosier's Motion Saving

Arrangement is the result of scientifice motion study. There are places for 400 articles within arm's reach. And the things most needed are nearest at hand. Hoosier's Shaker Flour Sifter sifts flour four times faster than most, and shakes it out light and fluffy. The Over-size Base has 20 percent more" space for pots and pans.

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Are You One of These 7 Lucky Women? Only 7 Hoosiers will be sold tomorrow. Then the sale ends. Seven women will be happy and delighted tomorrow night. They will be the lucfry ones. You can be one if you come here early.

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without a doubt. Please understand that these Hoosier Cabinets are the latest models, brand new, fresh and beautiful. They are the finest Hoosiers ever built. All features have the certified approval of Hoosier's Council of Kitchen Scientists, composed of leading household authorities.

The Two-Way Sugar Bin holds twice the ordinary amount. The Revolving Rack of 7 air-tight, dust proof spice jars is also exclusive. The Uncluttered Cupboard the vital part of the cabinet gives' twice the average work space. The porceliron Table Top slides out 16 inches from the

base and lets you sit down with plenty of knee room. It never dents or chips and is easily washed like a china plate. More than a million Hoosiers are in daily use. And no kitchen cabinet was ever sold with a broader guarantee your money all back if you are not delighted. Remember, this is your last chance to get the Hoos

ier at the old price. Don t miss it.

Summer Furniture

jSale Now Going on

Emmerson M. Filbrun, Earl J. Erlsman. Ralph W. Hamilton, . Clarence Wehrley. . . . ; . - . Verona., " ,,'''.- Earl L. Howe, Walter. J. Wolfe," Eugene; P. Frye. ; Campbellstown. Albert L. Chappel, George R. McGill, Harold V. House. . ,-- , Gratis. ' Arthur B. Bratton, Wilbur J. Neff. -. t-. . College Corner, , y Merley L. . Trlesel, Paul P. McDonough, Herbert E. Ramsey, William McK.,Klrkpatrick. ... West Elkton. Clair V. Lantid. "'"' : -Fair Haven. ' Wayne F. Ramsey, . - Somervitle, R. R. Frank E. Bon; ward t, Raymond R. Southard, Ralph E. Greenfield, Wil

liam Harbaum. ...... , ; , , V -Morning Sun. V -':' Forest V. Bostick. i West Sonora. , . BByron Spitler.. ' Miscellaneous. Gail Gibson, Richmond, Ind., R. R.; Paul Lucas, West Middletown; James A. Johnson, German town, O.; Robert P.'Bechtol, Lockland, O.; David Rinehart, Jr., Boston, Ind., R. R. ! ' '

VilliamsT Kidney .UverPfflj . Bare you OTerworked your nerrons ayatemA and caused trouble with your kidneya and llverT Hare you pains tn lolua, aide and back? Have ' you a flabby appearance , of the face and under the eyeaf If so, uaa - WILLIAMS' KIDNEY AND LIVES PILLS. For aale by ait druggists. . Price 60 cents. . WILLIAMS MFO. CO. P. Cleveland, MLt For Sal by ConVey"Iru(r Co.

miller's antiseptic oil ' known as , :; Shake Oil

Will Limber You Up A New Creation, . Pain Killer and Antiseptic Combined Foe Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumbago, Stiff and Swollen Joints. Coras. Bunions or whatever the pain may be. it is said to be wjtnout an equal. For Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sore Throat. Croup, . Diphtheria and Tonsilitis It., has been (found most effective. Accept no substitute. This great Oil is golden red color only. There Is nothing like ib Every bottle guaranteed. 30 and 60 cents and $1.00, or money refunded at Ciem Thlstlethwaite's drug store. , -

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The Ideal Summer Footwear

The cool daintiness of White Pumps is one of the real delights of summer, and

nowhere will you see so many dainty new pump and Oxford styles as at Feltman's.

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anteed b, UUU miles, at these sale prices: 11 Tires. 30x3 at .$19.75 2 Tires, 32x3 '2, at 23.95 2 Tires, 31x4, at 31.90 ( 2 Tires, 32x4, at 32.85 Brunswick Cord Tread Guaranteed 5,000 .'Miles. Number of tires left at these prices. 7 Tires. 30x3 at $17.95 3 Tires. 32x3 at $20.15 4 Tires, 31x4 at $27.90 2 Tires. 32x4 at $28.50 4 Tires, 33x4 at $29.20 2 Tires, 34x4 at $30.50 We have some sizes in the following brands: Firestone, McGraw, Portage, Congress, Indiana, Keystone. 30x3 $ 9.75 30x3 13.50 ' 31x4 17.00 32x4 16.00 Clinchers only 33x4 17.00 34x4 18.00 36x4 27.50 DON'T WAIT Until Later BUY NOW and SAVE Only 3 Days More at the Above Prices. We Take Your Old Tires in Exchange on New Richmond lire Service

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