Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 200, 4 June 1919 — Page 9
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EDITH CAVELUS BODY IS LAID TO REST IN NATIVE TOWN AS ENGLAND BOWS HEAD PHONE DECISION row TO AFFECT RATE OF LOCAL UTILITY v . .... -..vrjJAJ-.- m v t -. retires on September 1 st to enter The Ladies' Readv-to-Wear Business at 725 Main street, this city. To arLong Distance : Service InWear by that best and surest method namely crease Will Lost iVliUtons in Indiana Each Year. -
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, Silks, Dress Goods, Linens, White Goods, Quilts, Towels, Hosiery, Wash Goods, -Blankets, Notions and They are going to be sold. The facts are yours for the seeking.
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hcew.,.. ........... . . .'. . , . .$9.75 blmans, sale price . . . .V. $13.75 S or Dolmans, sale price. ... . .w.:.$16.75 blmans, sale price . ....... .r. $19.75
TheaH go at 1-3 off the regular price.
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All our $4.00 Dress Skirts, saleprice. . All our $5.00 Dress Skirts, sale price . , All our $6.00 Dress Skirts, sale price . All our $7.50 Dress Skirts, sale price . All our $1 0.00 Dress Skirts, sale price
$2.98 . $3.98' .$4.98 .85.75 $6.95
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Everything Reduced No Regular Prices
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D buBTai Border-Curtain 8crlm, bo til "white and ecru,36 laches wide, our 20c duality, sale price 15 Faipcy 8erfms, 36 laches wide, white, ivory or beige, beautiful sell color drawn work borders, our 25c quality, sale price 19 Fanqy Marqolsette, 86 and 40 Inches wide, good double threat mercerized Mirtaolaette. our 60c quality, this sale price 35 Plain, MkrqulMttsy 36 and 40 inches wide, mercerized and highly finished, our 5tto quality, sale price ,. 35 MerceRtzed Marquisette, 86 inches wide, plain tape or ribbin. edge, 50c quality, sale price 35
5adrasCurtaInInB, 36 inches wide, in white and iTory, BOc quality, sale
Mr . ' w.i. .... ..jt . ........... . J p Scotch liadraa, 36 Inches wide, beautiful designs, exclusive in our store; 65c quality, sale price - 48 Colored Scotch Madras, 36 inches wide in this new Rose, yellow and blue color combinations, 65c quality, sale price ....48e
SUNFAST DRAPERIES
Over draperies and for room openings in all the wanted color combinations including the beautiful trl-color patterns. For this sale:
OUR BOc QUALITY IS.. OUR 69c QUALITY 13 OUR $1.25 QUALITY 13
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WINDOW SHADES
Columbia Shade In the good colors, equipped on guaranteed rollers and every shade has metal holders.
:.:.:...........:... 65c fi. ........ ..... . . . ... .89c
$1.00 quality, sale price .. $ 1 .25 quality, sale price is .
Filet Nets 36 to 40 inches wide, in white, ivory and ecru, fine point nets in beautiful designs ;our BOc quality; sale price . . . . .. . .. ............... .35 Embroidered Marquisette 36 inches wide, very exclusive and in great demand for fine curtains; 60c quality; sale price . ... ................. -40 Fine Point Nets Both Nottingham and Filet weaves, 40 to. 45 Inches wide, new designs not shown in cheaper qualities; our 75c and 85c qualities. .59 Extra Filet CurtalnlngVery wide, in whiche, cream and ecru, small neat designs; our $1.00 quality; sale price.. ...... .75. Sixteen Point Filet Nets 14 inches wide, wonderful designs in the wanted colors, white, cream or beige; $1.25 quality, sale price ....... .98c PANEL CURTAINS The seasons fad in better curtains, beautiful panels in popular designs, both floral and conventional patterns for this sale.
Be sure to see the new panel Curtains. This season's newest production in curtains.
Our 75c Panels, are 65c Our $1.00 Panels, are 85c Our $1 .25 Panels, are. ........ . 95c Our $1.50 Panels, are: $1.10
CRETONNE AND SILKOLINE
Art Certonne In all the new "spring and summer designs; good fast colors, our 36c quality; sale price..... .............. .. .25 Cretonne Yard wide, all colors fast, and the designs are beautiful floral patterns; BOc quality ................................. ........ . y. . .35 Silkollne Yard wide, all color combinations imaginable, also plain colors; 35c quality; sale price . ...... -25i Cretollne Yard wide, the new fabric for porch pillows or summer drapery; not as heavy as a cretonne yet more body than a silkoline; 45c quality 29i
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Hope Muslin Bleached, full pieces and first quality; 25c quality; sale.. 18c No Phone OrdersPercale Yard wide, in new styles, the colors are dark blue, or grey with neat white figures; 35c and 40c quality -25c Percale Yard wide, light colors, in all new designs shown this spring and summer; 35c quality; sale price .23c Cheaper Percale 32 Inches wide, in both light and dark colors; 25c quality; price only . .19c Kinder-garden Cloth Only a limited lot to sell; in pink, blue, grey, tan and brown strips; 50c quality; sale price 35c Yard Wide Challies Designs for making comforts, also for dressing sacques and general wear; our 35c quality; sale price 23c
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Apron Ginghams Full standard cloth in the various sizes in blue or brown checks; 20c quality; sale price 14c Cheviot Shirtings 32 inches wide, good heavy weight for hard wear; our 35c quality; sale price '. '. 25c House Dress Ginghams 32 Inches wide, made especially for work dresses; the kinds that stand hard wear; our 35c quality; sale price .......... .,25c Bleached Canton Flannel Full bleached and good width; our 25c quality 18c Bleached Outing Flannel Only a small lot, will not last long; 15c quality 10c Feather Ticking Extra wide, guaranteed to hold feathers, the staple blue stripes; our 60c quality; sale price ... . 48c Outing Flannel Both light and dark colors, best quality, including the famous teazle downs; buy now for next winter's needs and save money; our 39c and 4ftc quality; sale price -. .25c
Blankets
Buy now, even if you won't need them until winter, and save money. B!g Double Blankets Extra size, measures G8xS0 on the yard stick; tan with pink or blue borders. OUR $4.00 DOUBLE BLANKETS; sale price . . S2.98 Eeautiful Plaid Blankets slightly soiled. Our $6.00 Blankets, sale price. .$4.50 Our $3.00 Elankets; sale price . .$6.50 Our $3.50 Plaid Cotton Blankets ................. ..$23 Only a few pairs left
Extra Special
9-4 Bleached Pepperel Seamless Sheeting S9c quality, for this sale is 59c
Long Cloth Chamois finish for fine underwear, made of finest quality cot
ton; 40c quality; sale price 25c Nainsook Very sheer and fine for lingerie underwear and infants clothes; 40c quality; sale price ........ 25c
Yard Wide Grey Outing Flannel For petticoats, comforts and general wear our BOc quality; sale price ........ ,35c
Indian Head Bleached Suiting Belfast Linen finish, grass bleached, beauti
ful and white; 45c quality: sale price .................................25c Belfast Lenene Suiting Double width, yard wide, fine thread suiting; 40c quality; sale price ,25c
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Bungalow ApronsEither light or dark colors, all sizes, cut full and roomy; our $1.35 HQe and $1.25 qualities, sale price House Aprons A regular dress style, made of best standard percale, sizes 36 to 44; HQ our $1.35 quality, sale price Dress Aprons Beautifully made, and trimmed like a house dress; all sizes our; J" Off $2.00 quality, sale price p.LeArfJ Little Girls' Aprons Sizes 6 to 10 years; made
of standard percale, our 59c quality, QQf sale price , . . . : ... .. . 0U Baskets Suitable' for shopping, marketing or picnic parties, three sizes, specially priced for the sale at 40c, 50c' and 60c Infants' Aprons Sizes 2 to 5 years, made of good quality gingham and percale; our " Q-. 35c and 40c quality, sale price XC
Solid Winter Ribbed Drawers Small sizes only; our 75c quality, sale price..
29c
Soiled Winter Ribbed Vests Small and medium sizes only; our 75c quality, 1 OQ sale price Children's Hose Odd sizes of broken lines, only 6, 7 and IVz left of our 35c and - Q BOc ribbed hose, sale price .
Children's White Hose All sizes, soiled; our 40c quality, sale price
Slightly 19c
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Body of Edith Cavell being carried into Norwich cathedral at Norwich, England. The body of Edith Cavell, the English nurse who was executed by the Germans early in the war, now rests m her native town of Norwich, England. Her gTave was found by the allies in the closing days of the war and recently her remains were made ready for shipment home. Soldiers for whom she had given her life and nurses who had been inspired by her martyrdom and British officials formed the- funeral cortege. A- burial service was read in the cathedral at Norwich, Miss Cavell's home, and the . body was buried in Norwich cemetery.
Fountain City, Ind.
Mr. and Mfs. Ruford and children of Richmond 6pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis.. .Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spillman spent the week-end with Will Thornton and family. . Kenneth Barton and family visited with Sam Alexander and family Sun.day....Mr. and Mrs. James Hiatt of Richmond spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edgerton Mr. and Mrs. Will Brooks had as guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark Of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Scotl
I Patterson of Lynn. Miss Blanche Hampton of Richmond spent the week
end with friends at this place Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carroll and family entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Quy Carroll and family of Richmond, Aaron Wogman and family of Richmond, Mrs. Kern Williams and daughter of Winchester and Mrs. Fred Thompson of Richmond.. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Halsley and children of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Will Clements of Richmond visited with
Carrie Clements and mother Sunday.. ..Delegates from thi3 district to the Young Friends' conference at Anderson were Esther Williams, Inez Swain and Mary Macy from the local Friends church, Rena Peden and Earl Skinner from Arba Friends church and Harold Brinkley from the New Garden Friends church. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis of Indianapolis spent the weekend with relatives at this place. Mrs. Ed Reynolds and children of New Castle has been visiting the past week with Mrs. Ona Boren....Mr. and Mrs. .Gif ford-Hunt and children from Con-
nersville spent the week-end with relatives of this place. .. .Warren Adams and family of Richmond were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Clark. . ..Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fulghum were Sunday guests of relatives at Chester ....Rev. Mr. McCormick of Milton is holding revival meetings at the local Christian church. A cordial Invitation is extended to everyone to attend these meetings Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kelly and children from Richmond visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Harrison.
KlT FFLED NET FOR JUNE BRIDESMAID
Increases in telephone rates in k
dlan that will cost Hoosier telephone
users millions of dollars, a yearrates that several months ago when they were promulgated were heralded as decreases by the national administrationseem certain to those who have been studying iht decision of the United States supreme court, which held that the federal telephone administration has authority above that of state utilities commissions to regulate Intrastate telephone rates. The immediate effects of ln decision were cot felt in Indiana, because this state was not a ; part to the suits resulting in the sijprem court decision, but the indirect effect Is to afford a basis for decisions against - the Indiana public servict commission, which in five Instance! was holding off increases in telephone costs until it could be determined whether the rate& proposed by - th telephone companies had any basis ii financial, condition xl the jtlephont companies. ' - ' -' New Rates to Come Soon. With the basis gone for the commia sion's objection to the arbiter's ratei fixed by "the telephone administration it seems certain that' the- Burlesoi long distance and standard toll ratei would go into effect soon in Indiana intrastate long distance and toll traf
Ific; that the telephone companies ii
Indiana can continue charging instal I lation charges, authorized some time j ago by the federal administration',' but
ODjeciea 10 Dy tne siaie commission, that the Richmond Home Telephone company soon will increase its intra state toll rates the specified 25" pei cent; that the Southern Telephone company of Indiana shortly , will in - a . .1... . i rr.. iTAln
j crease lis rates ; iaai iub numo i cic i phone and Telegraph company of Fort
Wayne, will increase it3 rates in iu territory, covering much of northern Indiana; that increases of rates of the Connersville Telephone company also are certain, and that scores of other companies, including those in Indianapolis, probably will "- increase their rates on authority of - the telephone administration. ' Injunction Delays Increase. As to the Burleson standard long distance rates which now are kept out of the state by an injunction obtained in the Marion circuit court by the public service commission against the
Central Union Telephone company
and by the state of Indiana against the
Indianapolis Telephone company, it seems possible that legal procedure will delay the rates going into effect for some time. No Direct Bearing. The federal court decision does not touch this injunction beyond affording a basis ior its overthrow by the Supreme court of Indiana on appeal of the two defendant companies. However, the overthrow is certain. Attorneys for the Indianapolis companies already have an appear oh file. Such procedure is slow, and 'it might be some time before the higher Indiana court reversed the lower court. It is in the mind of some of the attorneys for the telephone companies to confer with the attorney-general of Indiana and counsel for the commission and to propose that they ask the lower court to withdraw its injunction and find for the telephone companies.
Chester, Ind. Miss Esther Wilson of Richmond, 6pent Thursday with Misses Bonnie and Blanche Carman, here. .Miss Ruth Ulmer visited Miss Matilda Pogue last week Miss Marjorie Pickett, who is attending school ai Indianapolis spent the last weekend at
her home here, sold his farm:. .
spent Thursday with Ollie Boerner and. family. ...Miss Ruth Ulmer spent Thursday with Miss Marjorie Hollingsworth at Williamsburg. ... .Mrs. Solo
mon Huffman spent Thursday alter-1 noon with Mrs. Charles Huffman and I
daughters ..... George Reynolds spent !
Friday m Richmond Miss Berdice Norris of Richmond spent Sunday with Misses Bonnie and Blanche Carmen.. Miss Matilda Pogue of near Middleboro, is spending a few days with Miss Ruth Ulmer here.... Rev. L. F. Ulmer delivered a Memorial sermon at Meringo, Ind.. last Sunday Miss Clara Kendall came home last Saturday from her . school at Spiceland to spend the summer vacation Miss Marjorie Pickett, who is attending
! school at Indianapolis, spent the last
week end at her home here Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stigleman entertained the following relatives Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Stigleman of Cambridge City; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson DeVoe and family of Muncie....Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hodgln and family of Whitewater, and Mrs. Lizzie Hodgin of Richmond. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoover of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fulghum of Fountain City and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hoover and baby
of Richmond were Sunday guests pf Mrs. L. C. Fulghum here Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hampton of Muncie, Ind., attended Memorial services here Sunday ...The Wayne County Sunday School convention will be held at the M. E. church here Thursday and Friday, June 5 and 6. Everyone is urged to attend. .... .Herman Shaffer was the Sunday dinner guest of Maurice Hinshaw....W. E. Berry and family attended " Memorial services at Spartansburg, Sunday Alfred Kemp spent last week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Morrow.
Here is a happy supeestion fox a summer bridesmaid's frock It is turquoise blue net. -ruffled, shirred. Duffed and gathered until the fair maid resembles a thistledown tuft.
Waterloo, Ind.
The Robinson Chapel Woman's Home Missionary society will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of
';;H0?Tfrl,ES,tle Mrs- Emma Doddridge. . . .Mr. and Mrs. .Mrs. Mirhapl KpnrlaU I
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j. i' . vvuuu cuicriiuuvu . ai a ianmy dinner at their home Sunday. Guests included Misses Dora and Luella Hurst of Connersville,- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meek, Mr. and Mrs. Will Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Rich and Misses Mil
dred and Marjorie Meek of Webster, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meek and family, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Meek, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hubble and daughter Evelyn, of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Will Woods and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Simpkins. . . . .Mrs. William B. Lambert left Monday for Crescent, Okla., to spend a few weeks with friends. . . .Ralph Farr and wife were guests of Basil Bell and wife Sunday afternoon.. . .Mrs. D. E. Trustier and
son Francis of Connersville, are spending Thursday and Friday with Mrs. J. E. Caldwell.... Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Caldwell and Ralph Farr and wife called on Vinton Broaddus and family Sunday evening. .. .Frank Weisef and wife were in Richmond Monday Mrs. Oliver Frank visited Mrs. Carrie Williamson Thursday. . . .George Watt
and wife spent Tuesday evening with Watt Thomas and wife". ..Mrs. Estella Henry and sons gave a family dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Henry, Oscar Henry and family, Sam Henry, Mr. and Mrs. James Henry and' William Henry of Fountain City, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry and Mrs. Jane Lambert Mrs. Watt Thomas spent Saturday afternoon with her mother near Brownsville...... Mr. and Mrs.. Oliver Flant and Mrs. Homer Callaway attended the races at Indianapolis Saturday. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Farr and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Caldwell visited Ora Fiant an dwife Friday night.. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lyons and Roy Dickson and wife were in Richmond Saturday.
Centerville, Ind. Decoration services Sunday were attended by a very large number cf people. The address was given' by George Barnard. .The Epworth League
J of the M. E. church reorganized Sun
day evening and is now planning far a number of interesting social . events. ... . .Mrs. Eva Commons and daughters were called to CharlottsvIIle Tuesday by the death cf a cousin of Mrs. Commons ..... Mrs. Frances Fender entertained several days this week Mrs. Nelle Colyin and daughters, Charlotto and Louise, and Mrs. Carrie Wood of Richmond.. .Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brock of Indianapolis, were the guests cf her mother, Mrs. William Redenbergr the latter part of the week Mrs. Harry Myers of Dayton returned with her sister, Mrs. Blanche Savage; to the home of her father, D. Bj Medea ris. and will spend several days here. Frank Medearis and wifa tere also guests at the home Sunday. .. . ,.Gus Rodefeld and family of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Conkle .A little son arrived at the home oL.Mr. and Mrs.' Ernest Tremps, south of town.-last week Children's night program will be given next Sunday evening at the Friends. church.... Eugene SpiQer and
MEXICAN WAR VETERAN DIES
BLOCKADE PLAN REFUSED
(By Associated Press)
B. Trip, said to have been the last Mexican war veteran in this country.
died here yesterday within twenty days j 'of his 100th birthday. ? He was a delegate to the first Republican nationaf' convention. . ' - i
. PARIS, June 4. Sweden and Denmark have notified the peace conference that they will not join in a blockade of Germany in the event of a German " refusal to sign the peace treaty. They state that a blockade could be made effective without the necessity of their violating neutrality.
famllj of Richmond visited George Sanders and wife Sunday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. William Lamott of Muncie wero here the latter part -of the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Lamott.... June 14 will be the date of the annual Ice cream festival at the town hall given by the Centerville Cemetery association. ." Everyone is expected to help make It a financial
success. .. .Caleb Jackson spent Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. George Mcconaha. ". --'
Sergeant Major Klater 1 1 Back In States Again Sergeant Major Marlowe H. Kluter of Richmond, arrived In , New York, after eight months of overseas service, according to word received here .today. Six months of the time was' "oyer there." Sergeant. Kluter 'served or the board of contracts "and adjust ments in Paris. A year' ago Klutei was made a member of the judge ad vocate general's office in "Washington D. C. The warrant assigning him U the board was signed, by Major Gen eral Crowder. ' . - -, ;
YALE MEN FAVOR LEAGUE (By Associated" PressV NEW HAVEN", Conn., June 4,' - A straw vote of Yale university students today. stood S14 In favor. of the league of nations as proposed to 3SS opposed. Of these against the'resent; league 248 were for : some form ot - world league. '. :. " " -v .