Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 267, 18 September 1920 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AMD sUiN-liiiiGttAM, KiCHMtLND, 1JNJJ., bAi URDAY, bEFT. 18, 192U.

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WOMAN SUES TWICE FOR DIVORCE; CHICKEN THIEVES GROW BOLD

EATON, O.. Sept. 18. Within the last 10 months Mary E. Studebaker has twice sued Wilbert Studebaker for divorce, alimony, custody of child and partition of real estate. Her first suit was filed in November of last year and three months later it was compromised settled and dismissed from common pleas court without record. Her second suit was filed Friday in common pleas court. In both her suits Mrs. Studebaker charged her husband with extreme cruelty and gross neglect She seeks custody of their youngest child, Gus, ged 16. They have two other children who are of age. In her complaint she states she is 53 years old. Embattled Residents Combine. As a result of an epidemic of chicken stealing that has prevailed' in sections of Preble county the last few months, the Twin Township Improvement association, an organization of farmers, has taken the initiative to combat the thieves. The organization announces a meeting at an early date for the pur

pose of devising ways and means for putting the hen-roost raiders out of commission, Particularly has the eastern section of the county suffered at

the bands of the fowl grabbers. In announcing the coming meeting the Improvement association extends an invitation to all townships to join in the movement. It is hoped to form a county organization to protect the farmers in all sections from the chicken thief. . Edgar Will Speak. Announcement that L. B. Edgar, state superintendent of adult work in Sunday schools, will be present and deliver an address has given added interest to the conference of Sunday school forces of Preble county to be held Sunday afternoon in Eaton, in the Christian church. Inspector to End Work. Inspector C. H. Churchill of the state bureau of public inspection and accounting , expects to complete his work of inspection of Preble county offices and their records within th.e next few days.

As a Woman Thinketh By Helen Rowland

(Copyright. 1920. by The Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.) WHAT A WOMAN CAN DO WITHOUT The Cynic has said in his heart, "O woman wants EVERYTHING at least, everything she sees, "Or happens to think ot!" But it's not true! There are thousands of things that

a woman could do without quite hap

pily! Oh, thousands of them! Birthdays, for instance. And "kidding", and double-chins, and jazz! Those cute, little mustaches, the men are wearing And the mustached kiss!

Dancing men, pure and simple for

though, not all of them may be pure, most dancing men ARE simple! ' Custard-pie motion pictures, Beautiful trained-nurses, A jealous disposition, A Jealous husband, Breakfasttable persiflage. Freckles.

Criticism especially the homemade kind. The attentions of married flirts and summer widowers. Men who "drop in" unexpectedly, "Fireside companions" the "come early and never know when to go home" variety, Who bring candy an eat it all up, themselves. The man who insists on telling how he became "a success", The man with the "Ummm" habit, Egotists, poseurs, golf-fiends, motormaniacs, professional cynics, Men who think a woman is something to be "jollied." Men who think a woman is something to be "reformed", Men who think a woman is something to be "dodged", Men who say, "A woman is only a

woman but a good cigar is a smoke!" j and fancy they are quoting from the Bible or Hamlet. Sunburn, wind-burn, heartaches, superfluous flesh. And confirmed bachelors!

These are some of the thousand-and-one things - that a woman could do without, But the things that she CANNOT do without Are Love, Sympathy, Admiration, Work, Kisses, the Right Sort of Clothes And at least One Husband!

The Seven Keys to Happiness for

Women!

Yet, somehow, the moment a woman

finds one ot them she seems to lose

another, and the woman who holds all seven keys at once is as rare as she Is blessed. 'That's why a woman is

always "WANTING something", no matter what she HAS! For alas, it takes ajll seven of these Magic Keys to open the door to Complete Happiness for any woman!

stone. Thursday is her lucky day and 6 her lucky number.

DISASTER RECALLS ATTEMPTS ON LIVES OF TWO MEN NEW YORK, Sept. 18. Thursday's disaster recalls the attempted assassi

nation, of J. P. Morgan at his summer home In Glen Cove, N. Y., on July 3, 1915, and the bomb "hold-up" of the late Russell Sage's office In lower Broadway in-1891. Mr. Morgan was shot and badly wounded by Frank Holt, a maniac, who entered the banker's home by threatening servants with two revolvers. He was afterward identified as Erich Muenter, who had been an instructor at Cornell university and also served in a similar capacity at Harvard. After his arrest Holt confessed that he set off a bomb in

the Senate reception room In Washington on July 2, 1915.

The motion of waves ceases to be felt at the depth of 3,600 feet.

What's In a Name (Copyright)

ALEXANDRA. Alexandra Is a famous name. It is a feminine version of the title of the 11 lustrous conqueror, Alexander the Great. It was popular in all the countries through which the peerless Alexander swept, and for years after hi 3 triumphant passage, all male children were called after his name. Alexan

dres was a favorite name in Greece !

The Maccabean Jews used it, and a martyred pope made it a revered name in Italy. The feminine was brought to Scotland by Margaret Aetheling, who learned it at the Hungarian court, where she was born and reared. Alexa, Alexandra, and Alexandrina are several of its forms. Alexia is often found as a woman's name in old records and accounts of the Middle Ages. Alexandra is widely popular in Germany and Russia, as well as In the other Continental nations. It has seldom had much vogue in England, except as a feminine name to perpetuate the masculine Alexander, where there have not been sons to carry on the title. But curiously enough, it is a favorite in this country. The splendid ruby is Alexandra's talismanic gem. It is fitting that this emblem of courage and accomplish ment and bodily vigor should be her

POTATOES Buy direct from the farms in northern Michigan and save the middleman's profit. We have a large crop 'this season, and will ship direct to the consumer at wholesale prints. Write for prices delivered to your town. AddrrMMt II. H. KLl.lOTT. Fife Lake, Mich., Grand Traverse Co.

DR. R. H. CARNES DENTIST Phone 266S Rooms 15-16 Comstock Building 1016 Main Street Open Sundays and Eveningi by appointment '

TRUNKS VIGRAN 617 MAIN STREET

Hie Air of Refinement ONE of the surest marks of true refinement is the discrimination shown in the choice of a piano. For that reason you will find many of the most beautifully appointed homes contain a Starr. Starr Pianos Rich purity of tone, a keyboard responsive to the finest touch, and a variety of designs and finishes that harmonize with every surrounding, have long distinguished these instruments. We invite you to call and inspect our line of Starr Pianos and Player Pianos. It is always a pleasure to demonstrate them to you. The Starr Piano Company

931-35 MAIN ST.

Richmond Indiana

3307

You will save money if you buy one of our USED GARS that we now have in stock, because cars taken in on the new 1921 models must bring higher prices. Be wise, don't wait, but come to our salesrooms at once and place your order. Our terms are Y2 Cash Balance in 10 Equal Monthly Payments And, better still, we give you six months' insurance Free. Chenoweth Auto Co.

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Phone 5200

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As Fall approaches, each week makes these sales more timely as well as larger. New Fall goods are arriving 'daily and on Monday you will find a complete line of Fall merchandise specially priced in every department. Again, we say you cannot afford to miss this Monday sale.

Fall Millinery at January Prices

By keeping in touch with all the new patterns that are created we are able this week to offer an unusual selection of trimmed hats this Monday at ..4.98 A complete line of exclusive high grade hats will be shown in panne velvets, beavers, ostrich, combination gold and silver, nd oh, well just simply "everything new that's good". You must see them Monday at $9.85 "Tarns what am Tarns" at 98c to $4.48 This is the home of "Lids for Kids", one lot Monday at $1.39

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Boys' or Girls' 5 0c heavy or fine ribbed Hose, black, brown or white, Monday . -40 Ladies' Burson Hose, seconds of a 50c quality; Monday only 29 Ladies' Silk Hose, all colors, Monday . -95 Good Coutil Corsets, worth $2.00, for Monday only $1.49 Ladies' Gauze Vests, all sizes, Monday . -17

Cover all Aprons, pink and blue polkadot, with large sash; Monday only $1.9S Infants' white or black cotton hose, sizes 4 to 6; Monday 25 One lot of Children's black Bloomers for Monday only, a big leader at 50 Ladies' knee length Union Suits, all sizes; Monday 49

Make Your Home Attractive It will keep him there at night $1.00 Dark Green Window Shades in seconds for Monday only..59 Remnants of Felt Base Floor Covering for Stove Rugs; special, per yard 39 $18.00 Full Size Felted Mattresses. Monday only $10.50 $9.00 Sagless Bed Springs, full size, special $5.98 Room size 8x10 heavy Grass Rugs, worth $12.00; Monday only $5.98 Room size 6x9 heavy Grass Rugs, worth $9.50; Monday only $4.98 $60.00 heavy 9x12 Axminster Rugs, new patterns, Monday . .$39.50 $40.00 All Wool 9x12 Brussels Rugs for Monday only $28.98 $5.00 heavy Axminster Rugs, 27x52 in. Monday only $2.98 75c Grass Rugs, Monday only 39 $1.50 Washable Rag Rugs; Monday only 69 $2.00 large Washable Rag Rugs, for Monday only 98 $10.00 Heavy Velvet Rugs, large size, 36x72; Monday only ..$5.98 $3.00 yard wide heavy Rubber Carpet for halls and stairs, Monday special, yard $1.50 $19.00 Congoleum Rugs, 9x12 in seconds, for Monday only $12.98 Hope Muslin, first quality, full pieces in remnants; Monday only yard 28 30c Unbleached Muslin, good quality, yard wide; Monday, yd. 22 ' 45c yard wide Percales, light and iark, Monday special, yd. . -29 $3.00 best Silk Shirting, new patterns, Monday special, yd. jgj .59 20 off on all Curtain Goods in stock, including all new fall goods for Monday only. $3.25 best Georgette Crepes and Crepe de Chines, all new Fa'.l shades, Monday only, yd. $1.75 89c to $1.39 Wool Goods, all colors, Monday only, yd 59 50c to 75c Dress Goods in plain and plaids, Monday only, yd 39 65c Crinkle Kimono Crepes for Monday only, yd 39 All best 25c Calicoes for Monday only, yard 19 35c heavy Bleached Muslin, yard wide, Monday only, yd 24 45c heavy White Outing Flannels, Monday special, yd 30 Remnants of Toweling special for Monday only. 30c Linen Weft Toweling for Monday only, yard 18 35c Lace Curtain Material for Monday only, yd 19 A few pieces of 25c colored bordered Curtain Materials for Monday only, yard 10 $3.50 all Silk Taffetas and Messaline Satins in all colors, yard wide. Monday only, yard $1.98 30c Best Apron Ginghams, Monday only, yard . 22

Men's & Boy's Specials

Boys' Corduroy Trousers, size 6

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high collar, special for Monday at $1.15 One lot of Boys' Trousers, grey stripe, most all

sizes, special for Monday $1.43 One lot of Boys' Shirts, plain colors and stripes, sizes 13, 13, 14; very special Monday, each 69 Men's medium weight Union Suits, long sleeve, long length, sizes 34-46; very special Monday, a suit $1.67 Men's Socks, tan, black or white, good wearing socks, medium weight; special per pair 17 Boys' Waists, large selection of patterns, both dark and light colors, sizes 6 to 15; very special Monday $1.15

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Beach Scarfs, special N. lots for Monday, at S3.95 and $5.75 Ladies' all wool Dress Skirts, plain or plaids, Monday $8.95 Again we call your attention to our Serge and Silk DressPs $15

Many new styles added for Monday, $15.00

Suits all wool materials, well trimmed, best of

tailoring, all colors. .You must see these $35

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New Styles in Fall Shoes for Men and Women

The shoe salesmen are so enthusiastic about a new

shipment of men's Beacon shoes that recently came in that we are going to put special prices on a few of them for this Monday only. Men's Brown Lace Beacon Shoe, genuine calf uppers, oak soles. Wingfoot rubber heels; Monday at $9.65 Men's Brown Calf Lace Beacon Shoe, new Brogue or regular English style, four styles at $8.35

Men s Brown or Black Lace Beacon Shoe, narrow medium or wide toe, Wingfoot rubber heels; Monday they will go $7.35 Men's ' Outing style Work Shoe, solid leather and sure wears; Monday price $3.35

Ladies' Black Lace Shoe, narrow or medium toe, military heel; Monday's price is $4.65 Ladies' Brown Kid Lace Shoe, military heels, medium toe and vamp, stitched tip; special $5.45 Ladies' Boudoir Slippers with pom pom, colors black, $1.98 Redblue and pink S2.19 Comfort Shoes of real kid leather with cloth tops, low heel, plain toe or tip. They will wear and the price is $2.98 Ladies' Black Kid Lace Shoe, welt sole, short vamp, stitch

ed tip, some shoe for 8.45 Ladies' dark brown kid button Boot, beaver brown top, Louis heel; Monday's price is $8.65 One lot Ladies' Patent Kid Lace

Boots, light or dark colored Kid tops, sizes 4 to 6, values to $13.50 choice Monday for $7.45

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Monday Sale on Useful Kitchen Needs

6-qt. Covered Aluminum Kettle, regular $2.75; special $1.98 No. 8 Nickel Plated on Copper Tea Kettle, special $2.29 10-qt.", 12-qt. and 14-qt. Galvanized Buckets, special 39 47 53

No. 8 heavy Tin Wash Boiler and lid with copper bottom, special $2.89 4-sewed heavy Broom, special 59 14-qt. heavy grey Granite Dish Pans, special 89 Covered tin top Jelly Glasses, special, per dozen 49

7-inch Nickel Plated Frame Casserole with brown or yellow baking dish; special $1.69 12-inch Round Tin Fruit Sieves ....25 Large White Chinaware Slop Jars and lid; special $1.69

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