Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 328, 2 December 1918 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND 1'ALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1918

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Dear Mrs. Thompson: We have been married eleven years and have seven children, ranging from a baby to ten yej-s. There was never any Jealousy on either fide until last spring. My husband had to go on a business trip of two hundred miles. When a friend of oure heard -of this rhe ashed if he could drive with my husband, as she had relatives at that place and wished to visit them.

They made the trip in one day and ftayed a week. Then they returned uH' home. We never thought anything else but what this lady would say, ' ' "What are the dues," thinking Fhe i .:. would offer to pay for come of the gas. But not a word. Now when I want my husband to get some member of the family to do a little work for us, he always says, '"Please forget about it." . Does this sound suspicious, or am il f U8t Jealous? J These people have . a lovely home , and no babies, but until now they t have never csked us out to their home f or showed us a favor of any kind. You can Imagine we have plenty to do with tho little ones, as I do all the work myself. " ' Please answer as soon as conven- ( ' lent as this is causing a lot of worry "' and trouble in the family. J. B. M. Yes, you are suffering from an attack of Jealousy. Nothing has occurred which would mean your husband is interested in the other woman fc. r "he In him. T The woman thought that as long

a your husband was making the trio

t would be no additional expense for lilm to take her along. She probably

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it would be needed by you. Your ! husband is generous and wants to coni Fider the matter closed. Do not sugRest having members of the woman's

family do work for you. Such a thing sounds cheap to your husband and irritates him. This' is a matter which you must entirely forget. To mention it again will only make your husband more impatient with you and will endanger your happiness together. - Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are two girls and have a couple of boy friends who go with us when they can not get out-of-town girls who come here to visit. Please tell us how we can make them think more of us. DISAPPOINTED COUPLE. Let the boys telephone you and call upon ycu. without your inviting them. If you telephone them they will soon consider it an annoyance, because any time they feel inclined to talk, they will phone you. Dress neatly and not in extreme styles. A boy may go with a girl a few times who dresses in extreme styles, uses slang and "spoons," but when he picks out a girl he wishes to keep as a friend he wants her to be refined and respected. Go with other boys, too. Let these boys worry about meaning more to you than the other boys do. Just as you are now worrying about their out-of-town girls. Above all, remember t"hat it Is human nature to want most the things which are hard to get. ;

Masonic Calendar

Sore Throat Prudence Yo'ir medicine shelf is not wpII Blocked without a bottle of TONSILINE, for you don't know what moment it may be needed to relieve a sudden case of Hore Throat. Relieving Sore Throat is TONSILINE'S special mission. It is made for that advert iod for that sold for that one purposo. TONSILINE is the National Sore Throat Remedy. H is sold in every State in the

Union. You will need TONSILINE one of these days, or some night when the drug store is closed better havo a bottle ready at home when vou need it most. 8oc. and 60c. Hospital Fio, $1.00. Your druggist sells TONSILINE.

Monday, Dec. 2. Richmond Commandary No. 8, K. T. Stated conclave. Annual election of officers. Tuesday.Dec. 3. Richmond Ixdge, No. 106. F. and A. M. Stated meeting. Annual election of officers. Thursday, Dec. 5. Wayne Council No. 10, R. and S. M. Stated assembly. Annual election of officers. I Friday, Dec. 6. King Solomon's J Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. Special meet- ; ing. .Work in Mark Master Degree. Saturday, Dec. 7. Loyal Chapter, No. 49. O. E. S. Stated meeting. Annual election of officers, t AH members who have not contributed can of fruit to the Masons' Home will please do so at this meeting.

NEW PASTOR APPOINTED. OXFORD. O., Dec. 2 Rev. G. P. Symons, of Glendale, has been appointed pastor of Holy Trinity Episcopal mission here, to succeed Rev. George Paul Torrence, of Hamilton, who recently died.

PLAN TO COMBAT NEXT EPIDEMIC

CHICAGO. Dec. 2. Plana for combatting another ' influenza epidemic which is expected to sweep, the country in 1319 will be considered by the health authorities from all parts of the United Spates. Canada and South America at the forty-sixth annual convention of the American Public Health Assoc'ation which opens here Dec. 9. Members of the association say that all the influenza epidemics since 1729 have been recurrent for from two to three years after the initial outbreak. For this reason leading authorities feel convinced that the vis'tation of 1918 will be repeated in 1919 and probably in 1920. Also it is pointed out that in previous epidemics the, second and third outbreaks have been more virulent and attended by a higher mortality rate than were the Initial manifestations. It was early in 1913, according to Dr. W. A. Evans, former health, commissioner of Chicago, that the now so-called Spanish Influenza made its appparance in Spain.. Now Spain, is having its second outbreak, according to Dr. Evpns. more virulent in form prd attended by an alarming death rate. ... uring the three-day meeting, the methods used in combatting the 1918 epidemic in the United States will be thoroughly considered and plans outlined for meeting any future emergency. Among, those who will present papers and take part in the discussions are Major W. H. Welch, of the National Medical Corps; Dr. E. C. Rosenow, of the Mayo foundation; Dr. Herman Biggs, Commissioner of the New York State Department of Health and Dr. A. J. McLaughlin, assistant Surgeon General of the United States Public Health Service. Besides consideration of influenza, many subjects of general interest pertaining to public health during the re

construction period will be taken up. There will be discussions regarding proper precautions in the care of children to reduce mortality rates, rural sanitations, the efTect of fashions on health and the use of narcotics in war times.

Household Hints

TRIED RECIPES. Baked Whlteflsh Clean fish well, rub inside and out with pepper and salt and lard. Place on a coton clcth in a dripping pan; slice onion over the top, pour over one-half cup of Worcestershire sauce and one pint of tomatoes. - Bake until you can easily pull the flesh from the bone with a fork. ,-,-..,.. ..v,,-. . Smothered Sausage Prick four link sausages' with sharp fork and place in bottom of casserole. On these place hot mo bhed potatoes and bake thirty minutes. It adds to the attractiveness to pour over the potatoes a well-beaten egg before baking, but it is not necessary. Fish Chowder Melt a tablespoon of meat drippings or "oleo" in a kettle, add one large onion, let cook a few minutes and all two cups of diced raw potatoes, cover with boiling water and cook until tender. Add one cup of milk (or more if you desire), onehalf can of corn or peas. Then put in the flaked fish left from the night before and serve hot. Prune Pudding Cook prunes until tender, remove pits and chop prunes; add one tablespoon cf sugar and one cup of waier to one pound of prunes. When boiling stir in enough cornstarch (mokvtened with water) to thicken. Serve cold with ' top milk; This is nearly as good as prune whip and much cheaper is not difficult to make. Scalloped Potatoes One quart potatoes, two cups scalded milk, four tablespoons butter substitute, three

CHILDREN for colds ipply tht

OXFORD BANKER DIES. OXFORD, O., Dec. 2. Josiah Allen Welsh, aged 83 years, is dead at his home just west of this village, of general debility. Mr. Welsh was a retired fanner and was very wealthy. He was one of the founders of the

i Oxford National Bank, and was its

president for two years. He was the largest inlividual stockholder in the bank, and was also largely interested in the Farmers' State and Savings Bank.

All Now in Pink Wrappers To save tin foil for Uncle Sam, IRBGILEYS is now all wrapped in pink paper and hermetically sealed in wax:

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tablespoons flour, one teaspoon salt and one-fourth teaspoon pepper. Either raw or cold potatoes may be used. Make a cream sauce of the butter substitute, flour and milk and pour it over the seaspned potatoes. Cover with grated bread crumbs and dot with butter substitute. Bake in moderate oven about half an hour.

. timated that 150 boys will leave the I university ai soon as the military bat-

wiuu ti a a ucu uibuiuiucu, uiuugu a v I ldent Hughes is urging them to reI main until the term closes, Decem

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S. A. T. C. at Miami to Disband December 4 OXFORD, O., Dec. 2.. It was officially announced yesterday that Miami University's S. A. T. C. would be demobilized on December 4. The most of the boys are glad that they will be relieved from military dutyr It Is es-

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It is believed that nearly 30 pet cent of Canada is still unexplored. ,

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THE ECONOMY OF GOOD Bcelistry

When you buy something no matter what It is you consider the service your purchase is going to give you. You owe it to yourself to have only the best dentistry. The comfort and satisfaction of having your teeth in perfect condition is a feeling of real content. Complete dental service at prices that are reasonable, is the most economical dentistry you can secure. Arrange an appointment with us for an examination of your teeth.

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Gold Crowns... S3 to $5

Porcelain Crowns $3.00 to $5.00 Extracting 50c

Bridge Work $3 to $5 Full set of Teeth. .$5 up

DR. J. A. EUDALEY Dentist 7 1 5 Main St 8 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 5:30 p. m. also Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Free Examinations. Look for the Big Sign In the middle of the block.

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Thousands of yards of beautiful high grade silks, including all of the newest weaves and combinations to be sold at a Big Saving. This offers a splendid opportunity to supply all of your Holiday Silk needs. We suggest that you take advantage of this offering just as soon as possible in order to secure the choice selections.

NOVELTY SILKS Our entire line of Novelty Silks in plaids, checks and stripes, all reduced for sale. Arranged in three groups: LOT NO. 1 In this lot we include our entire line of Fancy Silks that were formerly sold up to $2.50 Christmas , QQ Silk Sale at Bl.eOe7 LOT NO. 2 This lot includes some splendid values in checks and stripes for waists, skirts and dresses; regular ' (T0 JQ values worth up to $3.00. Christmas Silk Sale LOT NO. 3 Yard Wide All-Silk Micado Plaids In beautiful color combinations; regular values worth up to $3.50. rTQ Christmas Silk Sale , DeSel V

GEORGETTE CREPES Our All-Silk 40-inch Georgette Crepe is the best value on the market. We show 20 good shades, including ivory, j- QQ flesh and pink. Christmas Silk Sale tDXeaO SILK WARP CREPE DE CHINE Yard Wide half-silk Crepe de Chine in twenty good lisht or dark shades for waists, dresses and undergarments; regular AQn 75c values. Christmas Silk Sale 4oC 40-INCH CREPE DE CHINES This is our Big Value. 40-inch all-Silk Crepe de Chine. The most wanted shades are taupe, plum, navy and black, also ivory and flesh for blouses and undergarments. Christ- J QQ mas Silk Sale at M.eO7

40-ihch Char mcuse $2.89

This is a line of most beautiful heavy Satin Cloth with bright finish. The most wanted shades are French blue, grey, taupe, plum.

dark brown, green and black. Regular $3.50

value. Christmas Silk Sale at

$2.89

Black Silks Yard Wide All-Silk Black Taffeta, (J- Q $2.00 value. Sale price... DXVJ 40-inch All Silk Black Satin Radiant J0 vl Q $3.00 value. Sale price. ......... 9iTrO 40-inch All-Silk Heavy Black Satin, d fQ $4.00 value. Sale price..... tJJOsvfa Silk Shirtings A splendid assortment of Tub Shirtings for men's shirts, women's blouses and children's wear in ' fancy combination stripes; regular values $1.50; Christmas Silk Q-t oq Sale at AsLa

Holiday j 1 Stationery

1000 Boxes I

36-inch Plain Taffeta $1.79

We offer our entire line of yard wide all-Silk Chiffon Taffetas in all of the wanted shades, with plenty of blues, taupes, plums, and greens

special for Christmas Silk Sale at ;

$1.79

Special. Holiday Package con- J taining 48 each of paper and a envelopes, assorted 4 colors to 3 the Box, 12 each, White, Buff, Pink and Blue. Regular 75c i value ' 1 SPECIAL I

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3 Boxes for....... ..'.$1.65 fl

Wash Satins We show some splendid values In Wash Satins for undergarments, blouses, skirts and dresses. The shades are, ivory, flesh, pink, nile, coral, turquois and mais. Sae the special values offered. Christmas Silk Sale (J- JC at....... $2.50, $2.00 and 5)LuD Extra Special 89c Fifty pieces of 32 and 3C-inch Silks, including Silk Poplins. Silk .Tussahs, Silk Cords, Semi-,

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