Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 103, 10 March 1921 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. 1ND THURSDAY, MARCH 1U, 1921.

INDIAN SINGER WHO APPEARED HERE NOW

IN NEW YORK OPERA

, Chief Caupolican, a natiye-Araucan-laa Indian, of the Chileaa,Andeav'W'no sans at the Richmond Chautauqua and appearedbefore the Rotary clubl niade his debuCwjth the Metropolitan Opera company, of New YorkiH. Jhe leading role of The Polish Jew." last night A New: York dispatch says the following about the Indian singer, whose ability was favorably commented on when he aang here: "Everr-seat in the auditorium, from

the starched shirts section to music lover's roost, had been taken many days in advance, and with one accord they, gave jto the "big chief" a rousing reception. j, 'X Two Races Blend. The stetorian voice of his Indian father and the musical appreciation of his French mother have been-blended Into an operatic barytone of rare richness;;, personified in the Indian chieftain,; saidl- to be the first of his race ever,; to have come to this pinacle of voice development. "Chief Oaupolican's grandfather was the chief conductor of the Jangling orchestra of primeval Indian instruments in: the foothills of the Chilean mountains. .: At that time, according to custom, nis son Caupolican's fatherwas adopted by a French family, of in migrants, and was taught tbe'ways and customs of the white man. '.'" "When he attained manhood, he fel! in love . with the daughter of the French family, and they were married, the Indian "promising to forsake the traditions of the tribe. r Tribe Asks Return. "After a son Caupolican was born however, the old chieftain died. The tribe mourned, and would not be comforted until the only son Oaupolican's f ath-er promised to be their chief and leader, finally reversing his promise to his French wife, he consented. "The mother, however, took the son Caupolican," back to southern France, where his vocal ability was deveioped, and later he visited his father's tribesmen in Chile. He afterwards became a sailor; saving enough money to come to New York to study. He was "discovered" here by a member of the Metropolitan Opera company." A method of stilling waves in front of breakwaters by an infusion of air bubbles has been perfected.

Suburban

OTTEJ1BF.IN, O. Miss Ruth and Garnet Nisonger entertained Miss Vera Gablant, Byron and Paul Threewits, Orval Hoff, , Harold Sngle and Claude Hoff, Sunday afternoon.. .Miss Lottie Spitler returned to ber home In - Greenville 'after spending , a few monthi, in this community.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. John Stoner took Sunday dinner with his parents. Mrs. Sarah Netaley .of Munci. - spent the day Tuesday -with Dir. and Mrs. Ben Emeric and daughter... Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moyer took Sunday dinner with Fletcher Jeans and family... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feljers spent from - Thursday

t until Friday with Sylvan Brandenburg

ana family.. . Miss Catherine Geeting

and Mrs. Ruth Geeting were in-Green

ville' Tuesday. . . .. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Broadstock called on Orville Shumaker Sunday afternoon..... Mrs. F. Eyer and daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, spent Sunday in Anderson, Ind.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broadstock and little daughter were supper guests of Ollie Schelecty and family Friday evening.. . . .Earl Nisonger and family entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mlnnlch and daughter Hazel, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Guenther of , Eldorado, Mrs. Sarah Netiley of Munrie, and Mrs. Jacob Geeting Mr. and Mrs. Engla assisted Sylvan Brandenburg in moving Thursday . .Earl Nis

onger. and Bert Geeting transacted business in Greenville - Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Howell bad as their Sunday guests,. Rev. Engle and family," Charles Rogers and family. Charlen.e-Hoff. Pearl Basshor, In.91 Howell, Mabel and Olive Puterbaugh, Ethel Coblenti and Claude Hoff Miss Garnet Gruver spent

Sunday vIsiMng her grandmother, Mrs. Gruver, near Eldorado...,. Miss Hallie Hoff of Dayton, spent the week end with' her parents Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Grubbs entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Miller, of Richmond Thursday night and Friday.,.. Mr, and Mrs. J. Creech and daughter, Thelma, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

George Smith Mri and Mrs. War: ren Renner entertained at dinner Sunday, Miss Lottie Spitler of Greenville, and Mr. and Mrs. Detro, of Castine.

.., More than one-fourth of the women Btudents attending the Kansas State Normal Shcool are earning part or all of their expenses.

CARE OF THE HAIR

Helpful Advice for Everyone Who

.' Would Avoid Dandruff, Itching ' Scalp, Gray- Hair and Baldness

It's your duty to not only preserve the natural beauty of the hair, but to improve it. You cannot afford to ne

glect it, and just a little care will work wonders. If your hair is scanty, wispy, brittle, dry. losing its natural color aid luster, and full of dandruff, it needs immediate attention. Don't wait, but begin now tonight to help it regain its life and beauty. Any good druggist can supply you with Parisian Sage, which is guaranteed to keep away all dandruff, stop falling hair, promote a new growth and beautify it, or money refunded. If you want a fresh, clean scalp, and a wealth of lustrous, live-looking hair that's easy to arrange attractively, try Parisian Sage. Quigley's Drug Stores will supply you and guarantee money refunded if not satisfied. Advertisement.

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PRE-EASTER SALE

SUITS

In Two Unusually Attractive Groups Prices far below regular and right before Easter. Tricotines, Poiret twills, gabardines, French serges. Every wanted style and silk lined throughout. ' " ' '

Up to $35 Values,

$25.00

Up to $45 Values, $34.95

UP TO $25.00 DRESSES

Samples of new spring models, every desired style and color. Dresses for the miss and matron. Shop early while selection is large. ;

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BLOUSES Tie backs and regular

georgette, crepe de

gees in all the new pastel IQ shades. Values up to $7. tPOe7U

Blouses in

chine and pon-

MIIJJNERY Such wonderful Hats you never before saw; all styles, including many new models. $6.00 Q QP values pOUO

SPRING COATS The big hit of the season. Wrap Coats in velour, silvertone, tricotine, valdeci, etc. Some embroidered and plain tailorid; specially Q- O QC AND UP priced from $12.95 and up tpl.dUU

The Store That Leads In Honest Values

Many exclusive Models Moderately ' Priced

iMitomobile

The Best Selection of Used & Re-Miilt

in this section of the state are now ready for demonstration and sale during our big March drive. . ... PAY PART CASH Balance on Easy Terms The car you are looking for is here. Chenoweth Auto Co. 1107 Main St Phone 1925

For $ I f00 Tliis Week Qin To Women Who Need One

We have supplied our famous Cookers to more than a million homes. But : we want every home using Quaker Oats to have one. So we V ' repeat for one week only this attractive offer. -

Now a Very Winning Offer This, at present aluminum prices, is a very, winning, offer.1 For we have those Cookers made to our order in enormous lots. Such an Aluminum Cooker, regular size and weight, would probably cost at retail more than you care to pay. But you need it to cook cereals rightly, r So we want you to have it for your sake and our sake if you are cooking our cereals with

out it. If you have this Cooker, our offer is not open. We cannot supply more than one to a family. But, if you need one, get it now. This offer is made for one week only.

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Double Cooker Pure Aluminum

A Lifetime Utensil

Keep the Rich Flavor Intact Quaker Oats is made from queen grains only just the rich, plump, flavory oats. We get but ten pounds from a bushel. This is done to secure a superlative flavor. Little grains, puny and insipid, lessen oat food delights. - Now we ask you to cook these luscious oat flakes so that flavor keeps intact. Cook them so they easily digest. This cooker will help you to do that, as

it does a million others. ItisyoursforSl.OOif you send this week. Andifyou send the sales slip asked for, to show that you are using this delicious grade of oats. You will save enough to buy a great deal of cereal by accepting this offer.

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Your Chance to Get It Buy from your grocer three packages of Quaker Oats. Send us the grocer's sales P slip with $1.00 and we will mail the Aluminum Cooker by parcel post. Sales slips : must be mailed within one week.

The Quaker Oats Company, 1507 Railway Exchange, Chicago These Grocers Will Feature the Cooker Offer Next Week

E. W. Banks .. Grant & Ridge St. J. W. Bolsey 313 N. -3rd. Sam Buemi 700 N. 19th. E. J. Bloemk:.....I..;m S. 5th. Mat Brinker ....:801 S. 9th. Denny's Grocery. ....lTth & N. CcSts. E. M. W. Grocery -436 W. Main W. Fisher ...1..73S Sheridan St. i Geo. Flenning 311 S. 11th. A. O. Forsythe ,98 W. Main J. H. Ford 700 S. 7th. G. H. Pille 308 South ith. J. C. Reynard 829 N. 10th. W.-P. Sieweke v...J4th & N. B Sts. C. C. Schaffer 603 Main

C. L. Sinex 743 South oth. C. F. Thomas 201 Linden Ave. Mary E. E. Thomas .... 400 N. F St. Leo Tracy-i .1027 Main 3, C; Whittinston ..... . .933, N. 12th. Andrew Walker i , Greenwood Ave, 'Zwlraler Grocery .12th & Main Nora S. Helronimus .... 300 N. 8th. J. R. Hawekotte 1611 Main F. Hebbler 413 W. 3rd. L. C. Hasecoster, 235 S. 9th. Peter Hutsson 1238 Main Mary Imperial 805 N. 16th. Kane & Wilson 1029 Sheridan Kahle Bros 217 S. 5th.

Little & Son 432 Lincoln Ben Maag "01 Main Peerless Grocery 15tU & N. E. PORTLAND, IND. Blaines Grocery .Grand Mills Ed Bliss S. Meridian Central Grocery N. Meridian .1. L. Gross & Son N. Meridian Homestead Grocery .... W. Main Manilla Grocery Dept St. McKeeney Economy Store Grand Mills Reedy Grocery E. Main Spades Grocery N. Meridian Star Grocery NMeridian Truebloods N. Meridian - .... v

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Ladies' brown calf onestrap, welt sole, military heel, a new spring style $fl98

Ladies' black or brown kid, Colonial pump, Louis heel, a real value at

Ladies' brown kid, instep strap, stitched tip, turn sole, military heel

Ladies' brown calf lace Oxford, stitched wing tip, rubber heel $f98

"The Price is Less"

Low hoe of quality at prices that are lowest

These Low Shoes will surely make you think of Easter and the prices will remind you of Easter days long past.

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Davis, Cole and Oakland Motor Cars MANLOVE & WILSON Phone 184021-23 S. 7th St

Aiway. Be PRESSED UP " Phone 1105 or 1106 Our Wagon Will Call WILSON . Cleaner-Tailor