Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 211, 17 June 1919 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1919.

PEACE TERMS FINAL

DECLARES BOilAR LAV

(Br Associated Press) LONDON. Jane 17. The peace terms presented to Germany Monday are the final reply of the allies. Andrew Bonar Law, government spokesman in the House of Commons, declared in opening the Victory loan

campaign at the Quildhall. The speak- j

er said he hoped earnestly a uermans would sign the terms. "It is for them to choose within fire

days," Bonar Law added. "They must j sign or the armistice is at an end. There must be a just peace, but a just peace must be a stern peace." ! The speaker said that the chief of j

the British staff had declared twentythree different wars were now going on, and added: "It is not all orer. It Is quite possible by want of wisdom, by absence of restraint, by disunion among the allies and by want of unity at home to lose, nbt the victory, but the full force of the victory which has been bought so dearly."

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Hagerstown Man Writes On Housing Situation The Palladium Is in receipt of the following letter from a Hagerstown subscribed: I have been a reader of your paper for several years. Of late I have seen several articles in your paper on the scarcity of houses in Richmond. Richmond is not the only place that is Euffering the same' . trouble. There has not been an empty house in this town for' the past five years. The great drawback here is that a few people have a great many vacant lots that are not even being utilized for gardening. They are just filled up with trash and weeds. One man owns a quarter of a block in the residence district, but will not sell any part of it for any price. There are many people here who would build homes if they could obtain the ground within reason." JuBt think of Richmond prices for lots here where we have no sewers or waterworks. Another detriment to our town is that several farmers have come to town within the past year and instead of buying a lot and building a home, which they are amply able to do, they buy. a home and throw out a tenant. There have been several occasions of late where it has been necessary for persons to move out of town. I am a tax payer here and no doubt pay more taxes than some of these pay, than twenty times more than I have. There are several instances where some of these men give in their lots at $75 to $150. They ask from one to two thousand dollars for the same lots. Is that right? Hoping this to meet with your consideration I am just giving you a few facts in regard to our village. Should you give this some mention it may help to boost our cause. I remain, L. B. ROODMAN.

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Greensfork, hid. The annual home coming of the liberal United Brethren church of Sugar Grove will be held June 29. Everyone is invited to attend Rev. Paul Smith will preach at the Fiiends church at 10:30 Sunday morning... . Mr. and Mrs. George Hill and daughters entertained the following guest3 at dinner, Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Kelso Mendenhall and baby. Mr. and

Mrs. Newton Gilmer, Mr. and Mrs. j Earl Wise, Mrs. Verlin Brammer of Crawfordsville, Rev. Coddington, and j Messrs. Virgil Coddington and John , Charles Gilmer. .. -Mr. and Mrs. Chas.j Wilson and sons Donald and Ralph, visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Nichol-i son and family Sunday afternoon Miss Lora Boyd of Richmond spent ; Saturday night with Miss Lucile Gentry Mrs. Verlin Brammer of Craw-( fordsville is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Love Deco-, ration Day services were held Sun-! day. A parade was formed in town; and marched, headed by Ray Smith,! to the cemetery, where a program was j given. It was attended by a very large crowd. Among those attending lrom surrounding towns were Mr. and ' Mrs. John Myers, Mr. Clyde Forrest j and mother. Miss Ethel Mull, Messrs. i Cecil Carpenter, Wilbur Petty and La; Mar from Hagerstown, Mr. and Mrs. I Fxed Cain, daughter Agnes and Willburn Hibbard and Miss Rhea Porter of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Arthel j Denni3 and family of Franklin, Mr.' and Mrs. John Durbin and family, Mr.' Ora Smith and family, Miss Clara Haas, Messrs. Walter Renner and Omar Stigall of Williamsburg, Mr.' ind Mrs. Merritt Gilmer and daughter of Jacksonburg, Miss Freda Snyder of Glenwood and Mrs. Sanders and( daughter Ruby of Centervllle Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey and daughter, Mrs. Lamb and daughters Nell and Jeanettei ot Muncie were Sunday guests of J.! D. Kerr and wife Mr. Cartright! spent the week-end with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Wickett and grandchildren of Richmond, visited Mrs. Mary W. Hill Saturday evening. ....Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bradbury and Linnie Hatfield called on Mr. and Mrs. ; Lester Nicholson Sunday evening....! Misa Helen Roller entertained Miss j Lela Kitterman at lunch Sunday eve-1 ning.... Mrs. Avis Gilmer and Miss ; Clara Hill have been appointed dele-', gates from Sugar Grove church to attend the Christian Endeavor convention at Indianapolis. They intend j leaving Thursday for that place j

Mr. and Mrs. Mason or w eoster spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Albertson' and family. . . . . Miss Virginia Gilmer of "Jacksonburg and Miss Ruby Gilmer of Economy have been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Newton Gilmer and son, John Charles. , .Mr. and Mrs. John Linderman, Mrs. Glen Gunckle and Miss Lucile Gentry were in Richmond Saturday.. ..Miss Iva-Nicholson called on Miss Letha Philips near Boston Saturday afternoon.

IT IS ALL GOSB HOW Samuel L. Kramer, Box 95. Sellersvine. Pa., writes; "I had kidney trouble lor two years and had a terrible backache. That 1 all gone now after using Foley Kidney Pills and I feel wU again." When the kidneys are overworked, weak or diseased, the waste matter remains la the system and causes pains in side of back, rheumatism, Jumbago. stiff Joints, sore muscles, backache. Foley Kidney Pills rt results quickly and are tonic in their healing- and soothing; effect. Good for bladder trouble, too. For sale by , A. 0. Xuken & Co. Adv. '

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We Will Help You Furnish That Home

HUNDREDS of couples have found that it is true economy to furnish their new home with furniture from this great store. They find that prices are not only from 10 to 20 lower, but also in choosing furniture from our immense stock they will have no trouble in finding just what they want. Our high standard of quality, our amazing variety of different period styles and the extraordinary values found here, combine to make this store one of real helpful service. Never have our stocks been so complete never have we been more ready to help you to a new' -and. better home.

IN OUR magnificent display of fine home furnishings you will find practically every style and pattern of good furniture known. The wide range of different styles represented and the universally low prices make choosing your new furniture here a simple task. In addition, if you are not quite ready for your furniture now, just a small deposit will hold the furniture you choose for future delivery, and credit terms will be arranged to suit your own convenience. You will be surprised to know how much you can get for your money at this store, and how easy it is to pay for it on our credit plan.

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Steamer Chairs We have just received a delayed shipment of these very desirable and comfortable chairs marked to sell quickly at

AH the Popular Periods Are Represented on Our Floors The above illustration shows only one of a great many period designs in dining room furniture shown on our sales floors. Any of these suites can be selected either as individual pieces or as a complete suite.

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Coolmor Shades Not "only add greatly to the appearance of your porch but are the modern way to make it comfortable. We have a number of shades, in all widths.

A Very Beautiful Modern Furniture Design This is one of the very newest designs exhibited at the last furniture exposition where it was very popular because of its attractive design and general pleasing appearance.

Furniture of This Type is a Splendid Investment No longer are people buying furniture on purely a price basis. Quality has become the first consideration and this particular suite combines both virtues of both quality and moderation in price.

Buffets We doubt if there has ever been shown here a display of buffets as comprehensive as ours. Every known new pattern in every wood finish is represented. As a gift for the June Bride nothing will be more appreciable. Spe

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PERIOD FURNITURE In the Beautiful Finishes The reason we sell so many period, styles of furniture is because we prove to you that size for size It costs no more and oftimes less than the old style furniture. It's true, the new styles do not have as much heavy material, but bulk does not make for beauty. If you are in doubt, just look through our wonderful new lines and note the grace and beauty of our dining room suites in the Queen Anne. William and Mary, Adam, Chippendale and other period models. In planning your home don't fail to include a period bed room and dining room suite. The popular finishes are Antique Mahogany. American Walnut and Jacobean Oak.

BEAUTIFUL V; RUGS' : At Lowest Prices Our big outlet for rugs makes it necessary for us to contract for very large rugs. You can find here, patterns and colors that will blend with where the large manufacturers have recognized us as leaders. We are, therefore, able to buy rugs of the best makes as low as the big jobbing houses. If you are a stranger you cannot help but marvel at the wonderful line on display on our second floor. Exclusive of the many small sizes and duplicate stock, we show about two hundred assorted patterns in large rugs. Yuo can find here, patterns and colors that will blend with your drapery or upholstered furniture.

Davenports We have surpassed all previous showings in our present stock of davenports. There are leather covered davenports, can davenports, cretonne covered, rich tapestry designs, many made to open up and form a spare bed. Every wood finish included. Prices are $57.50, $60, $65.00 and up

Gas Ranges If you would get away from the extreme heat and discomfort of the kitchen in this hot weather, send for our "Gas Range Man" and let him tell you which model range is best adapted for your use. Then get it installed as quickly as possible and know just how really enjoyable your kitchen work can be made. $22.50, $50:00

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Lawn Mowers Here is a value that has nearly cleaned us out of mowers. It is a mighty good looking mower and it is every bit as good as it looks. Get in on this while we can still fill your order. Special June price, only

$6.75

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What is home without music? You do not have to be a musician to have it either. Simply buy a Sonora. Plan now to have the recreations of the artists of the world in your home.

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