Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 213, 19 July 1918 — Page 3

fHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, JULY 19,t1918.

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GERMAN TRADE DREAM FALLACY SHIPOWNER SAYS

Middle Europe League Cannot Make up for Lost Markets, Huns Are Told.

AMSTERDAM, July 19. Those panGermans who dream of a complete economic ii dependence as -the result of the projected middle Europe league are rudely awakened by Philipp Helneken, director of the North German Lloyd Steamship company, who in the periodical Deutsche Stlmmen, publishes an article which has attracted a good deal of attention. It is Breman, Hamburg and the other seaports where the entente strangle bold will be the most severely felt, the director says, and the practical views of business men there are apt to clash with thos3 of political schemers in Berlin. Director Helneken, who expressly disclaimed judging ho question from a too narrow shipowner's point of view, warns acalnst exaggerated ex

pectations from the "blessed word j

Mitteleuropa" as a cure-all for the economic ills to which the central powers are heirs. Prefers Vienna Plan. It Is a popular fallacy, he declares, to imagine that middle Europe will make up for lost markets abroad. He prefers the principle adopted at Vi

enna In a resolution of the Federated J

Austro-German Commercial Unions last June which was "The resumption of economic relations with all nations." Director Helneken cites a series of figures taken from the German prewar imports list and continues by saying that a glance shows it will be impossible in the future to cover all these needs from domestic sources. Austria-Hungary, which has no colonies, he says, is especially dependent on overseas' supplies. It is of prime importance, Helneken thinks, that the central powers rid themselves as soon as possible after the war of the shackles of what he terms a state socialistic war administration and return to individual enterprise. Middle Lurope, he concludes, must be made a means to that end, but must never be regarded as a political achievement for its own sake.

PHILOMATH

Messrs. and Mesdames M. B. McCarhland and daughter. Walter McCashland and children of Pea Ridge, and J. T. Bradley of Brownsville autoed to Pendleton Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith. Miss Frances Teegarden of Liberty, and Mrs. Pearl Teegarden and Elizabeth, of Clifton, visited with Mesdames M. J. and Harry Weber Thursday.... Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher and Darlle and Carl Nichols and family were Sunday guests of Matt Swisher at Milton.... Dr. J. T. Bradley and Miss Cora McCajhland motored to Indianapolis Saturday and spent the day with the former's brother, O. M. Bradley.... Mr. and Mtb.. Perry Shadeland son Roscoe of Centervllle, and Howard Jarret of Richmond, took dinner Friday with Wiilard Rodenberg and family. .,. .Messr3. and Mesdames Daniel Plankenhorn and son Orville, and Ora Hendrlx and daughter Thelma, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gibson in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kinder entertained about a hundred guests at an

old-fashioned dance Saturday night in!

honor of Ora Kinder, who has been home on a furlough and will return to camp Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Abington were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Null Mr. and Mrs. Wiilard Rodenberg and son Charles, and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rodenberg and son John, were dinner guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and Edyth Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Judklns had as . their guests Sunday Messrs. and Mesdames Earnest Moore and famly and Lambert Funk and family Mrs. Josephine Kinder called on Mrs. Ardie Plankenhorn Wednesday. ... .Mrs. Sarah McCashland called on Mrs. Joseph Ryan and son Joseph Harold Wednesday afternoon Mesdames M. J. Weber and Harry Weber and daughter June called on Mesdames Wiilard and Leroy Rodenberg Wednesday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Leistner were Connersville shoppers Saturday Mrs. Mattie Stinson and daughters called on Mrs. Daniel Plankenhorn Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kinder called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weber Sunday. . .

Samuel Fisher and daughter Darlle, were Richmond shoppers Monday. . . . Miss Margaret Chamberlin is visiting her grandfather, Mr. Daugbtery, near Centervllle.

To Erect Memorial

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The Grand Leader's Method of Retailing Eliminates All j

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INDIANAPOLIS. July 19 The'name r.r iiPd Tullat V Strsnio "Tha Pmin-

try contributor," win be perpetuated ;o Excess Overhead Expense. Wc Pass the Savings on to You!

key Run, Owen county, according 10

action by the Woman

O tent to sell merchandise at a fair mar&rin of Drofit we can afford to do so because of the bier volume of business we do. THE

the memorial i O STORE UNDER SINGLE MANAGEMENT WITH ITS MERCHANDISE CHANNELS BLOCKED BY CONDITIONS MUST

Just what form the memorial will SELL ITS GOODS FOR HIGHER PRICES because it has no ot her alternative. Our regular low prices are much lower than the U take has not been decided but the lJ . . e , , , , . , c-..-j ju : .1 - 7

press club, of which Mrs. Strauss was Q aaMXi outciuacu ciscwuvic. onup uc odiuiuaj aim ue vvuvmtcu.

a meniDer until ner aeam, win con- rj

lty, according to,JO The Grand Leader's method of retailing eliminates all overhead expense that the ordinary store cannot shake off. To begin q L8 hZaSKcn atiO with, we buy direct from the producer and thereby eliminate all profit made by the middle man. The best point is we are con- e

tribute a bronze tablet as Its share.

All persons mieresieu nui ue aeaicu lxJl j contribute to the larger memorial, theW form of which Is to be decided by the J O

committee, of which Mrs. Blanche Foster Boruff of Bedford is chairman.

Contributions should be sent to Miss!

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r iui truce nri i, ucaouici, a-. tuc I dianapolis News, Indianapolis. The w movement will he given publicity out-lO side the state through the columns of'Q

a magazine or nation-wlae circulation to which Mrs. Strauss contributed for many years. Turkey Run was selected as the site for the memorial because of Mrs. Strauss' interest and efforts in helping save the beautiful park for the state of Indiana.

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TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY OF J

CHURCH TO BE CELEBRATED J O

. The twelfth anniversary of the United Brethren church will be celebrated Sunday. Dr. J. E. Shannon, the conference superintendent, will speak.

WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY

EATON, O., July 19. Mary Elizabeth Rayburn Is suing Winfield S. Rayburn in common pleas court for divorce and custody of their minor daughter. Extreme cruelty and gross neglect is charged. They were married four years ago in Columbus, O.

Ailment

There are 170 kinds of bananas grown in various parts of the world.

TELLS HOW TO GET BACK OLD TIME AMBITION Discoverer instructs druggists everywhere not to take a cent of anyone's money unless Bio-f eren m 9

doubles energy, vigor , and nerve force in two

weeks.

DISORDERS of the stomach and constipation are the most .common diseases of children. To correct them you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bed time will do the work and will make your child bright and cheerful the following morning. Do not punish your children by giving them castor oil. Chamberlain's Tablets are better and more pleasant to take.

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WOMEN! In as far back as 1914 you did not and could not buy merchandise any cheaper. Read! WOMEN'S 75c UNION. SUITS Beautifully silk trimmed, extra fine lisle gauze knit. Come in loose knee, lace trimmed, QQ in all sizes to 44. Priced here OlC

Women's 85c KQ Union Suits . . 0 1 Women's $1 Q Union Suits . . . UiC Women's 35c OQn Lisle Vests iOC Women's Fine Q Gauze Vests . . J V Women's 50c QQ Silk. Hose OuC Women's 75c AC., Silk Hose : . . . UC Wowen's 85c rn Silk Hose Dui, Women's $1.50 QQ Pure Silk Hose. JOt Women5s 50c L i s fe Hose, all OQn colors

Our Waist Dep't IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN $5.00 SMOCKS, $2.79 Made for women or misses, of fine voiles, linens, crash, etc., all QQ colors to select from, at tPm&mUO UP TO $8 GEORGETE WAISTS You may' choose from beautiful beaded effects, hand embroidered effects, plain tailored styles, etc.; come in all wanted new colors, in sizes to 46, UP TO $5.00 WAISTS Wonderful values! Even these two words cannot do these waists justice. You can choose from georgette, beautiful crepe de chines, many styles, (JJO QQ Saturday at $.0 UP TO $3.00 WAISTS Made of fine Jap Silks, striped tub silks and pretty voiles; many styles QQ to choose from, at p.L.0 $1.50 WHITE WAISTS No matter what store you may go to, you cannot find waists of this quality at such a price. Pine voiles, organdies, striped as well as chicked voiles. QQ Choice at Oi

$2.00 MUSLIN WEAR Choice of Envelope Chemise and Gowns, beautifully embroidered, lace and ribbon trimmed, extra well made and cut full. (J- " Q Choice Saturday at j).L..L7 $1.25 MUSLIN WEAR Gowns made of good quality muslin, cut full and nicely embroidered. Envelope Chemise of fine, dainty nainsook. Priced special Ckg for Saturday liC

75c Corset Covers

75c Brassieres at 75c Envelope Chemise

75c Muslin Drawers . .

Child's 35c Muslin Drawer

Child's 75c Muslin Gowns

Child's 75c Princess Slips

Child's 19c Muslin Drawers

$3 Smock Middies $1.98

Made for women and misses

in pink, blue and white, beautifully hand smocked in all

$1.98

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Any man or woman who finds that they ar. going: backward, are not as strong as they used to be, have lost confidence in their ability to accomplish things, are nervous and run down should take two Bio-feren tablets after . each meal and one at bedtime. Seven a day for seven days. ) Then take one after each meal until the supply is exhausted. Then if your nervousness Is not gone, 1 If you do not feel twice as strong and energetic as before. If your sluggish disposition has not been changed to a vigorous active one, take back the empty package and your money will be returned without comment. ! No matter what excesses, worry : overwork too much tobacco or alcohol have weakened your body and wrecked your nerves, any druggist anywhere la authorised to refund your money on request if Bio-feren, the mighty upbullder of blood, muscle and brain doea not do Just what is claimed 1 for It I Note o Phyaldaaai There is no secret about the formula of Bio-feren. It is printed on every package. Here it is: Lecithin: Calcium Glycerophosphate; Iron Peptonate; Manganese Peptonate: Ext. Nui Vomica: Powd. Gen- !

tlan; Phenolphthaleln; Olearesln Capsicum; Kola.

NE of the largest manufacturing concerns in the United States spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in a National Advertising Campaign for the sale of Mak-a-Tractbr attachments for Ford, Chevrolet and Overland automobiles, which have been upon the market four years giving universal satisfaction, and which are in more demand every day, Desires a Live Business Man Who Can Earn $3,000 to $10,000 a Year to Act as District Distributor Must be able to finance himself to the extent of $2,000 to $3,000. This is an essential industry given preference by the Government and encouraged by the Federal Reserve Banks. Address Manager, 838 Pythian Building, Indianapolis.

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g $1.25 SILK GLOVES

V V111VU a mm VsitU-hJ jf K7AAXV VJ I V J , extra good quality, doubletiD finders, contrasting stitch-

Q ing. Priced 79c

O $3.00 KIMONOS

W Made of genuine Serpentine O edge, beautifully flowered

J Japanese designs. Priced at jMHiiiinti 1 1 h mm m wn 1 1 m mi i tti 1 1 u iti i mm it:

9$3 SILK PETTICOATS

, W Made with Heatherbloom , d tops and silk messaline ;Q flounces; come in QQ 1 a all colors at tpltwC), HtmtHIIIIIIlltHtllllHNIHIIIiniintmilllltlHtiHIIHtttl!tllltlHtlMIIItlUlin HHiHiitiiinuHiwitramtiiiiiiiMimiiiHtijiHitiimHiitniiiifWMHiiiuiimtiitiit O $1.00 PETTICOATS Women's gingham Petticoats

Q or extra good quality, come in q pink, blue and lavender Oattrip?s...p.r!??d 69c

mnimmumiiitiiiiiHimim(ttiiiiMttiMiHtfiHnttmumtHniitHi:iiHtiiiHMiMM 25c HUCK TOWELS ' Q Of good quality, medium size, a with red borders. Priced for j g Saturday only

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ADVANCE SALE OF PLUSH COATS WOMEN! Saturday will be the first day of the advanced Plush Coat Sale. Plush Coats as well as all other things have gone out of sight. By buying our Plush by the yard, last year, and having them made in the slow season, we are now prepared to offer you Plush Coats at actual last year prices. There are only 3S0 coats in the lot. We know they will not last long at prices we are offering thc-m; we, therefore, suggest you come early and get first choice. Every wanted new style represented. We positively Guarantee you savings from $10 to $20 on a Coat. Come, be convinced. A small deposit will hold it for you until wanted.

$8.00 NEW SILK SKIRTS

Another new shipment just received. Wonder Value is the name for it. They

are beautifully made of best Messalines, finest Taffetas, made in every color. Priced for Saturday only

$4.95

UP TO $12 DRESSES New silk poplins, beautifully made in almost any wanted colors, sizes up to 44. Priced for Saturdey Qff only at ipJ0 UP TO $20 DRESSES The longer this sale lasts the better it gets new. arrivals come daily. You can still choose from best Taffetas, messalines and foulards, extra well made, in all colors and many styles PQ QC Priced at UP TO $10 DRESSES Made of fine voiles and pretty ginghams, new coat effects, pleated and plain tailored stripes. d A QfT Priced special . . . . PrrJ

UP TO $8.00 DRESSES Going! Going! And they will be gone before you know it. The styles are beautiful;

made of best ginghams, lin-

enes, crashes, etc..

in many styles at,

UP TO $10.00 SKIRTS Newly arrived beautiful plaid taffeta skirts, come in light as well as dark colors, nicely belted and large pocket ef

fects. Priced

$3.98

$6.95

Up To $5 Wash SKIRTS Made of extra good gabardines, beautifully made in many styles, well made and cut full, all sizes (J0 yQ to 36 waist, at P17

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$2.00 BED SHEETS Made of good quality sheet- Jj! ing, size 81x90, seamless, all hemmed ready for (J- in W use. Priced at. . . tJ?-I-47 50c PILLOW CASES f Made of good quality tubing; t can be had in hemstitched and scalloped. qa Priced at 0C & U 50c Turkish TOWELS f

Of extra heavy nap. Come in a

color stripes of medium 52

29c c

59c VMS ...49c I1 IW

...49c P-Wtf . 49c Ul . 15c jjW

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$1.50 CORSETS

Come in front or back loce. -Good quality coutil nicely embroidered tops, with good 2! hose supporters, flO.

98c S

6t Keepa Teeth Clean and Gums Healthy

Specially indicated for treatment of

Soft, Spongy and Bleeding Gums. ' AU DrwUlsts and TIUt Counters.

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JULY

CLEARANCE SALE OPENS SATURDAY

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If you need coal now and can use a high grade, Ohio Coal you can save about 20 by getting in touch with the men interested in assuring a supply of good coal for Richmond and vicinity. Time is valuable and opportunity to SAVE in these times 13 unusual especially In a war commodity and household necessity like coal. Therefore we ask prompt action. The supply at the saving of 20 is limited. In answering, state the number of tons wanted. When delivery should be made. Write name and address plainly. Before filing your order one of our representatives will call, phone or write you. Address RICHMOND COAL SYNDICATE Richmond, Ind.'

BOYS' $1.00 WASH SUITS

79c

Made of extra good tub-proof materials in

many colors and stripes; come in sizes to 8 years

BOYS' $1.50 WASH SUITS Made of good quality, nicely trimmeA, many contrasting colors; come in all sizes to QQ, 8 years. Priced for Saturday at JOC

$2.00 Wash Suits ......

$6.50 Wool mix Suits

$1.29

Boys' 75c Union Suits

Boys' 50c Blouse Waists

Boys' 75c Sport Shirts

Boys' $1.00 Khaki Pants

Boys' 75c Hats and Caps

$3.98 ijgff 39cdWi

59c (2SpV

49c 3k

WOMENS $2 HOUSE DRESSES

Made of fast color light and dark Percales in dozens of pretty styles, extra

well made and cut full, in all sizes to 46. Priced special at..

$1.49

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WOMEN'S $5.00 DRESSES

This lot consists of extra large sizes

only, made of best quality Percales in the

new full cut pleated models Saturday last day at

$2.98

$5.00 PORCH DRESSES Suitable for street, house or porch wear. Made of best quality chambrays, in pink, blue, green and dark grey C?Q QQ Priced special at pJUO in iMHiiw ttmttti ii iiitiHi i h ii ( i Mit mi 'hi mmM i iihi m imti ! hi iHHtn miH mm i iitmi 1 1 rti initi ttiHtttiw

$1.50 DRESS APRONS Made of fast color light and dark Percales, many styles to choose from, extra well made and cut full. J- " Q Priced Saturday at pX.Xcl $3.00 extra size Aprons $1.98

CHILDS $1 ROMPERS g

Made of best Chambrays, Ginghams, Galateas, Kiddie Cloths, etc., all styles ?Q and colors at . $1.50 petticoats" g Made of good quality Sateen. Come in all wanted colors, with nicely made (3-f 1A

flounces. Priced at

GIRLS' $3.00 DRESSES

New White Voile and Organdie Dresses just received, beautifully embroidered, lace and

ribbon trimmed, in many styles, sizes to 14 years, at

$4.95

GIRLS' $2.00 DRESSES Made of best Ginghams, many styles to choose from, beautiful plaids and checks, Q sizes to 14. Priced at tJ)--vF

Girls' $1.00 Dresses Girls' $1.50 Dresses Girls" 75c Muslin Gowns Child's $5.00 Dresses

...69c ...98c ...49c $2.98

Girls' $3 Ging- QQ ham Dresses ..P-s-.0 Girls $5 Ging- QQ ham Dresses . . p.70 Child's $5 Silk QQ Poplin Coats . . p70

g$1.50 AUTO VEILS 2 Come in all wanted colors, of CJ good Chiffon, extra QQ C large size; priced at..OC

$5.00 SUIT CASES

Of good fibre In black and

lock with $2.98

OPTOMETRIC SERVICEJENKINS, Optometrist Duning Makes the Lenses and Makes Them Right 726 Main Street

3J tan. Extra strong lock with

w double strapspriced at

$5 TRAVELING BAGS f Suitable for men and women, in black only, of fine leather Sar!n7pri.c.ed..... S2.98 4imminiiHitffimttmMitiitHUMNmiiMii:rimimMnimtim'iiirt(mmiiii mmm UlUMHMMHMItl !tl IMIMtUUIII I H IMH 'ItlWHItll II nil H1MIIMHUH 1 1 II I II I tilt. 75c PURSES O For women and misses in

small or large sizes. Come

g In black only g at g $3.00 LACE G CURTAINS O Over 12 new styles Q to select from. Come Q in extra widths and Q sxtra long if wanted. Q Priced N J-j QQ Q pair DA.c0

49c

MEN'S 75c UNION SUITS Made in athletic style of good quality, come in self striped or checks. JQ Priced for Saturday MEN'S $1.50 UNION SUITS Come in balbriggan, short sleeves and ankle length, well made in all QQ

UVKs

sizes to 46; priced, at.

69c

89c

Men's $1.00 Sport

HOSE, at

Men's $1.25 DRESS

SHIRTS at ...

Men's $1.50 DRESS QQ SHIRTS at t70C

MEN'S 50c SILK HOSE at I

MEN'S 35c EISLE

HOSE at MEN'S 75c SILK HOSE at..'

29c

19c

49c

MEN'S $1 UNION SUITS Come in Porosknit, of good quality; long legs and short sleeves CQ Priced for Saturday at DC MEN'S $2 UNION SUITS

Of fine lisle, come in ecru and white, extra good quality, short sleeves and

ankle length Priced for Saturday at

Men's 51.25 Night

SHIRTS at

MEN'S $2.00 PAJAMAS

Men's $3 Work AQQ or Dress Pants. -LU0 Men's 19c Work - C

HOSE at

Men's $1.50 Bathing Suits at

MEN'S $2.00 Dress SHIRTS

Men's 75c Black Underwear at . .

$1.19

89c

$1.39

98c

$1.19

49c

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$1.50 BATH MAT & Extra large size, come In (j) blue and pink with raised de- w 3ign. Priced special Cgg O $3 SMOCK MIDDIES g Made of fine Poplins and Lin- 5? en Crashes, nicely hand smocked. Priced (J-f QQ at tDl.I70 $1 Turkish TOWELS g Extra large Bize, extra heavy yji nap. Come in pink, blue, lavsndar and gold borders, as well as plain white, ?Q priced at OtC Ladies' $8 Silk Taffeta g PETTICOATS, $4.79 2 Finest assortment of stylet, J 'n almost any wanted shade; nade from the highest grade " Taffeta priced fyQ O ?pecial at 4 O t

$4.00 O CURTAINS Choice of Silk Merserized Marquisette O and fine Notting- f) ham Laces; beauti- ) ful designs to select i?m'"'!:$2.49o

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