Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 147, 2 May 1921 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.; MONDAY, MAY 2, 1921.

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REID MEMORIAL Vlli OBSERVE NATIONAL HOSPITAL DAY IN MAY

Reid Memorial hospital will observe National Hospital Day, May 12. Surgeon General Hugh S. Camming or the United States Public Health Service, following the endorsement of the day by President Harding has instructed the commanding officer of each of the sixty-seven government hospitals in which the 26.000 disabled war veterans are under treatment, to throw wide the doors on May 12 and invite the public to talk with the patients, inspect the food, laundry and other departments and to otherwise learn how the service men are being Mired for. Honor Florence Nightingale aiay 12 was chosen as the day for the observance as it is the anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale, pioneer in modern hospital and nursing methods. Although the idea of a National Hospital Day was originated by Chicago hospital people a little more than a month ago, it already has been heartily endorsed hy governors and other public officials and leaders in welfare work in all parts of the United States and Canada.

BOSTON PUPILS WILL GRADUATE WEDNESDAY

BOSTON, Ind., May 2. The Boston township commencement exercises will be hfld in the high school building. Wednesday evening. May 4, with the following program: Music: invocation, Rev. Wilbur horn; Music; class address, Albert Stump, Indianapolis ; Music, presentation of diplomas. County Superintendent C. O. Williams ;' Music; benediction, Rev. Wilbur Thorn. The high school graduates are Mildred Jenkjnson, Zelma Starr, Helen Hart, Marie Bulla, Chas. Foutz, Paul Hart, Harold Dils and Elmer Miller. The common school graduate are Josephine Starr, Vera noswortb. Juanita Seaney, Bernlce Beeson, Florence Williams, Edwin Druley. Charles Starr, Ivan Druley, Frank Hensley, Glenn Heinbaugh and Thelma Turner.

COLD CREAMS. Tf you have a dry skin, or If you are approaching the age when wrinkles ar a little too prominent, or if you live in & very hot, dry climate you will need a nourishing cold cream. You had better make this yourself, since most creams on the market are made with mineral oil, which is much cheaper. An excellent general formula is: FIXE COLD CREAM Rose water 4 ounces Almond oil 4 ounces Spermaceti 1 ounce White wax 1 ounce Benzoin 1 drachm To make this, put the white wax and spermaceti with the oil and heat until all are melted together. Tako from the fire at once, add the rose water and benzoin, hich should be warm, and beat as they cool. Anna C. If you send me an addressed stamped envelope, I will be able to assist you in your difficulty. Mrs. R. C. K. You should have no trouble in purchasing a depilatory. The druggists that carry good lines in toilet articles always include this preparation. You should also be accommodated through the department stores,' as most of them sell reliable toilet preparations. Loretta D. Sea salt is best for such a bath and you must use enough to make the water afl briney as the ocean. The salt can be purchased cheaply at the drug stores. Bright Eyes You can add to your weight by taking a tablespoonful of olive oil, with the same quantity of grape juice. This may be taken with each meal or three times each day. Binney You can clear your comflexion by taking a blood purifier, which is excellent at this .season of the year. This will also rid you of thnso pimples and blackheads on your arms and back. Th blood tonic is

made by mixing flour of sulphur with molasses, until paste is formed. Take one teaspoonful three times each day, for three days. Omit three

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should learn to express your criticisms of people with more tact-Don't you see that It was cot winsome on your part to blandly- say that maybe It is better that I don't understand boys and girls of today, and then later on to assume that my intelligence is sufficient to grasp that you are lonely. Keep your eye on the future in re

gard to conduct. Even if every boy in your town insists upon making love, the wise girl will not permit it.

Do you . think that any of those boys, when they have reached manhood, will want for a wife one of the girls who has been promiscuously spooned with. If there is one girl in your town who has stood aloof from such cheapness you may he sure that by the time she is twenty she will want for attention. Charm is one requirement, however, that is necessary to a lovable woman. Study grace and gentleness and beauty as much as you like. To merely be

prudish is no compliment to a young woman. Unsigned Letter- The content of your letter was noted. You are one af the great exception to the rule that boys and girls of 17 and IS should not marry at that age. It is gratifying to know , that you have lived a happy life, even if you were married young. It is true, as you say, that some may court for many years, and be divorced a few months after marriage. Your

A dry skin needs nourishment. days and alternate in this way, until the skin is clecaed. Nine or ten days should be enough time to accomplish this and if you still feel that it should be continued wait a wek and begin again, as any blood purifier, if persistently taken, will thin the blood.

All Inquiries addressed to Mrs. Korbe.i In car of the "Beauty Chats" department will be. answered in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owlnff to the great number received. So, If a personal jor quicker reply is desired, a stamped and self-addressed envelope must be enclosed with the question The Editor

Heart Problems

Pear Mrs Thompson: I am a jrlti of 17 and I p.m called one of the prettiest girls in a town of .10.000. but please do not think I am vnin. I am

merely telling ou that so that you will understand better and will be more able to give mo advice. I am not popular, and I am going to tell you why. Perhaps you d tift understand the boys and girl3 of - day maybe it is better that you don't Every boy in the town I live in absolutely refuses to go with a girl unless she will let him make love to her. That is something that I will never consent to s.nd therefore I do not go out with boys very often. Sometimes I consent to go with them, but they are all alike and it disgusts me I believe you can understand me when I tell you that I am very lone-

bome. I seem to be unable to make friends even with girls. I am always courteous and friendly with everyone and yet I cannot make friends. I have only one true girl friend and I love her dearly; she thinks as I do and we

have not disagreed for the past six;

years. LONELY. The fact that you do not kiss boys is not your difficulty. You are too self-satisfied, and as is so often the case at your age, you know too much. Lot me pay, too, that if you are as frank to others in regard to what you think about them as you have beeu tc me, it is no wonder you do not have more friends. "You are too blunt and

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RICHMOND DRY GOODS CO. IS PAVING THE WAY FOR A NEW DEPARTMENT

A NEW and COMPLETE SHOE STORE IS COMING will be ready next Saturday. Delay your footwear purchasing; wait for the grand opening of Richmond's newest and most complete shoe store here you will find all that is new. The smartest styles and the finest workmanship at underselling prices. A modern and complete SHOE Department for women and children. WATCH and WAIT!

WONDERFUL SAVING OPPORTUNITIES ALL OVER THE STORE The Richmond Dry Goods Co. takes a step forward and will have a new and complete Shoe Department ready for occupancy next Saturday. Don't mind the carpenters and workingmen; our business will go on just the same, and the same courteous service will be rendered.

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Hope Muslin at

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35c Figured Cretonne 1 An at JLlJC

20c Huck Towels at

Yard-wide Madras Shirting

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White Outing Flannel

72x90 Bed Sheets

79c

35c Plaid Dress Gingham

I7k

Unbleached Muslin ....

Pequot Bed Sheets

$1.33

9-t Bleached Sheeting

Lancaster Gingham .

13k

36-inch Pillow Tubing

33c

30c Light or - H Dark Percale X 4 2C

$1.50 Feather Pillows

98c

54c!

New Pattern Voiles

39c

Women's $8.95 Value GINGHAM DRESSES

Brand-new styles in new Summer Dresses; well made of standard, well known ginghams; many styles to choose from. Special at $5.00

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Beautiful Trimmed Hats, for women; stunning up to $12.50 values, Dress and Pattern Hats. To Bell special Tuesday for $4.44

Beautiful Up to $12.50 SERGE DRESSES

Fine quality Serge Dresses, nicely stitched and embroidered. Included in thi3 lot are five Tricolette and Serge Dresses. Your choice at $4.88

Men's $1.25 Work Shirts 79 c Well made of excellent Chambray. double stitched, cut full, all sites.

Men's Work Suspenders 7c Pr. An odd lot of Men's Work Suspenders to aell at. each...- ....7c

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