Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 108, 6 May 1922 — Page 13

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1922.

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INEZ KLUMPH

Sally Brabant, a society butterfly, nas been Riven a year's leave of ab

sence by her husband.

Richard Brabant, who hopes that she will learn something; of life. She has a thrilling flirtation with Keith Gilbert, who has always been labeled ''Dangerous," and Is horrified to learn that, despite his position in society, he is a bootleesrer. He attempts to kidnap her when he escapes arrest for the murder of a revenue officer, committed by one of his men. Bally Is rescued by Keal Calhoun, who advises that she ro to work. She finds herself without funds, and her husband's absence and . ;the Impossibility of. reaching him force

cer to accept mis suggestion, ane gets a position under an assumed name as chanerone to a 17-year-old KlrL Claire Finch, who has more money than manners. Rex Mellory, the son of a prominent automobile manufacturer, whom Claire immediately tries to attract. Mallory obviously prefers Sally, which makes Claire Jealous. CHAPTER LIV A NEW EXPERIENCE Sally felt decidedly guilty when Bhe returned to the beach at last, nd Claire's, obvious displeasure did not make her feel less so. The girl was effusively pleasant to Rex Mallory, but treated Sally with a cool disdain that 'was all too apparent, and was also the one thing needful to make him Sally's champion.

"How about going riding with me

who must put up with whatever treat

ment their employers accorded them

how did they etand it I

Rex Mallory sauntered across the

Fv-i rur"! this afternoon?" he

asked, as they Bat down with the others. "I've got a clippy little speedster her e, - and there's peach of a drive that takes you into the hills. We could have tea"

"How about it

! Kiump Claire?" Sally turn-

d to the eirl. leanine forward and

ooking across Mallory, who 6at be

tween them. "You like to drive, don t you? Could you go thi3 afternoon, or have you another engagement?" "Oh. I'd adore it I" cried Claire, with a teaming smile. "What time shall we start?" Mallory turned to Sally with a look that spoke volumes, but 6he met it with a smile that disarmed suspicion, and he shook his head dubiously. "I'll have to phone down to the garage and see what shape the car's in before I can be sure about going," he told Claire. "The engine wouldnt

Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Pleas tell me where a book case Is supposed to be. I have It In the den. and people say it belongs in the living room. UNDECIDED.. It seems to me a den would be a very good place for a bookcase. In many homes where there are a lot of books. Instead of calling the reading room a den. It Is called a library. Usually a living room is so full, of life that It Is more pleasant to have the books In a more quiet place so

that the person reading ; will not be disturbed by the conversation ' of

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EDITH GOULD IS LOSER 1

NEW YORK, May 6. The order of

Supreme Court Justice "Day, which

would have granted to Edith Kelly

Gould $5,000 to reopen in New Yprk

state her suit to divorce Frank J.

Gould was reversed yesterday by, Ihe

appellate division of the supreme

court. The justices unanimously held

she had no cause for action. Mr. Gould

tpbtalned a divorce from her in France,

in 1919. '

LIGHTHOUSES HAVE

FINE SERVICE RECORDS

From the Washington Star. "

Lighthouses, and 'lightships audi

of . refuge to the shipwrecked. In ft June, 1916, 155 persons from toG'kJ wrecked steamer Bear were taken ( o lma.nl Rlnnt'i nef lia-htahin. Calif or- i

nia. In 1915 Fenwick Island lightship; took on board thirty-nine shipwrecked , mon frnm ihn ntftnrrmhln WasTlineton. '

In the Charleston earthauake Pt,. 1886 many persons were sheltered on

the ligntsmp tender wistaria, ivianiuc- j ket lightship has repeatedly cared for) the shipwrecked. In October, 1916,; South Pass - lighthouse gave shelter j in the room of the tower to seventy-)

five persons throughout thef night of the hurricane. At Ocracoke, N. C-, twentyeven persons took Tefuge in the light tower when their dwellings were destroyed in the storm of September, 1913. The repeated aid of Boliver Point . lighthouse to , the shelterless is one of the finest records In the service.

A Moor regards it as a great sin to cut bread with jknife. declaring that the hands were given to break it.

-Hour Ahonl Thnt ZMrf He? Jxkc&. Speaking Directly to 6o??y.-

dining room as they sat down at their

table. "How about that drive?" he asked,

speaking directly to Sally. "Can you

start about 2 o'clock?" "Oh, I'm 60 sorry, but I can't go,

she. told him, and her regret was not

not assumed ; she would have welcomed a drive through the hills. "You and Claire will have to go without me I have some letters that must be written at once." - He made no effort 10 hide his disgust, and went back to hi3 own table almost Immediately, but Claire was radiant all through luncheon, and Sally, unaccustomed to being shoved into the background, tried to tell herself that the experience was good for her. When Claire went upstairs to dress for her ride, Sally sat down at a desk in a secluded corner, intending to make a pretense of writing at least, and it was there that " Rex Mallory sought her out a few moments later.

It's time you had yours taken

Your photograph! It's been a long time since you had a regular one made. You have changed! Nothing but your own true self would be more welcome to home folks, and friends afar, than a really good photograph.

Just phone us for an appointment

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return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar fomnniinrt for

roughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney

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life this piece Of driftwood for a bat. d kddresTS early. Vou vVrH

ana in mane a oan oui oi uiat uuutu of seaweed. Who'll pitch?" They were hard at it a moment lat

er, Kex pitcning, Claire Dauing. anu " um, oacKacne, Kidney and bladder Sallv the Drettv eirl whom she had i aillnn,t8; and Foley Cathartic Tablets. ! j V? ,cZJrJ v ttv'a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing noticed the night before, and the girl s , cathartic for constipation, biliousness brother on the bases. There were half ' headaches, and sluggish bowels, a. g! a dozen other players; Claire, who was J teSln" C" 626"628 Maln St Ad'

put out. at nrsi uase oy a ubvci uiiun i of Mallory's. had to sit on the side-! lines for some time before she was in the game again. She commented on; that fact when she and Sally were dressing for luncheon. j "O course, I don't know exactly! what a paid chaperone's duties are.) no doubt," she began with elaborate ; indifference, "but it seems to me that it would be just as well if you didn't grab everything for yourself." "Grab everything?" echoed Sally,' turnine from the dressing table to face j her. "Why, what do you mean?" "Oh, when we were playing ball down on the btach, you were careful to get a part In the game that would , let you play most of the time, I no-! ice." Her face was angry red: she

i'enched the arms of the chair in.

W II ll'U OUC Kdl. j "But I stopped when my side was put out; I didn't play then except when it was my turn to bat." Sally was amazed at this outburst. "Yes. I noticed that you did your

turn came right after Rex Mallory's, ;

and you sat and talked to him when you were both out. Now, we're down here because I want to meet some peo

ple and have a good time; it doesn't;

make any difference about you, do you understand? So in future " "In future we will go separate ways." Sally caught up her overnight

bag, placed It on the table, and began to pack It. "I will not submit to be-; Ins insulted by you. I have no desire

to intervene between you and Mr. Mallory you are judging ie by your own

standards and making a great mistake j

by so doing. I will go back to New York this afternoon." "Oh, no oh, please don't go!" Claire ran to lay a restraining hand on her shoulder. "I didn't mean to be horried I don't see why you fly off the handle like that." She realized, even after this short time, that Sally was an asset to her, and was in despair at the thought of losing her. "I didnt' mean to make you mad, honest I didn't." It was a critical moment; Sally knew that it would decide the relationship of the girl and herself. She hesitated a moment, then set her bag back on the floor. "Very well, I'll stay," she replied. "But there must be no more scenes like this one. I'll do everything that

w tan lu ueip jou, out l ifipisi mat you ' eat me with ordinary politeness, and t iiot as you did downstairs this morn

ing. Shall we go down to luncheon now?" Claire followed her submissively. Sally was rather surprised at the complete change In her manner. And she wondered how those who were obliged to put up with such treatment as Claire's had managed to endure it.

She had been able to control the situation because for a moment she forgot that she was dependent on her position. Her experience in living frugally and looking for work had been limited, also. But those who had

had a long, hard fight for existence

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Several who read last week our great Housecleaning Sale advertisement have decided to buy NOW the piano or Player which they intended to BUY JUST a LITTLE LATER ON, so as to not only get the Floor Lamp FREE but to also take advantage of the EASY TERMS we offer and have the music in the home NOW which they have so long desired.

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The: Biggest Event of the Week is the Hoosier Store's

MONDAY

SAL

The special offerings that are to be given to you this Monday are without question some of the greatest values offered in many a day. Remember these specials for Monday Only.

The Best Monday Yet in the Shoe Department

Ladies' brown kid one strap lovr rubber heel Dress Slipper, solid leather; our 3.93 grade for Monday at S2.98 Choice of 6 styles Ladies and growing Girls' white canvas lace and strap Slippers, Monday at SI. 98 Ladies' black or white Btln strap Slippers or Grecian Sandals, Monday at $4.69

Ladies' or growing Girls' pat ent flapper strap Slippers, Grecian pattern, Monday only at S3.48 Ladies' black kid one strap Comfort Slippers with low rubber heels, sizes 3 to 7 only, Monday , 81.39 One lot of Men's Brown Engli&h Dress Shoes, Beacon make, $5.00 to $6.98 values; Monday at $3.69

Good news: We now have plenty of those good patent leather strap Slippers with rubber heels for Misses, sizes 9 to 11 at 81.98 Sizes 12 to at ..2.19 Come on, little ones, big ones and all, for the best barefoot' sandals and play shoes yon ever say and the prjee is way, way down. Yeh, some of em have rubber heels.

Yard Goods Specials for Monday Hope Muslin, full pieces, no remnants, Mon. , day, yard , , ....,.13 Clark' O, N. T, Sewing Thread for Monday, a BPOOi . 5 30c Dress Ginghams, 33 Inches wide, Monday, yard 19 25c yard wide Percales, light and! dark, for Monday, yard 15 25c Cheviot Ginghams for Monday, yard ..15 18c Bleached and Unbleached Toweling for Monday, yard ...10 60c Seamless Sheeting, 9-4 wide, Monday.. 39 15c Curtain Goods, yard wide, Monday, yd. g 39c Lace Curtain Goods, Monday only, yd. 29 39e Best Table Oil Cloth for Monday, yd. 25 12c Unbleached: Muslin, yar!l wide, Monday, yard , 8 15c yard wide Unbleached Muslin, Monday, 10 ' 39c Tissue Ginghams for Monday, yd. .. -25 50c Large Size Heavy Bath Towels, Monday, each 29d or 4 for , ...-81.00

Rugs ancl House Need Specials for Monday 9x12 heavy Axminster Rugs, Monday S24.98 Remnants of Toweling for Monday, each.. 18x36-in. Grass Rugs for Monday -29S. 25-yd- roll of Carpet Paper for Monday, roll 59 A few-$12.00 slightly Imperfect Beds, full size, 2-ln. post, for Monday 84.98 $10.00 Guaranteed all Felt Mattresses, full size for Monday -S7.98 Flat Curtain Rods -lO "P m Remnants of Curtain Goods Monday at, each 5 $1.50 heavy Cocoa Door Mats, Monday for 79J Remnants of Cretonnes, large pieces, each XOd 9x12 heavy seamless Grass Rugs for Monday only - 84.98 Bargains in Lace Curtains for Monday. 9x12 genuine Linoleum Rugs In seconds, Monday only .... 812.98 Special Prices on all odd room size Rugs. 36-ln. Imitation Hardwood Filling, Monday, per yard ........ .. . . , .............Q

MEN'S AND BOYS' SPECIALS FOR MONDAY

en's Balbrlggan Union Suits, short sleeves, ankle length, sizes 34 to 46; special Monday at .-.69d Boys' wash Trousers, light or dark patterns, 6lzes S to 16 years; special Monday, 79J" Men's Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, special Monday, a garment .....-45

One lot of Men's Dress Shirts, either neck band or collar attached, fancy stripes, sizes 14 to 17; special for Monday 85d Men's Work Trousers, dark Grey stripes, sizes 32 to 42 "Waist; special Monday 81.59 Boys' blue stripe Brownies, sizes 4 to 15 years, special Monday, a pair .69

Men's Athletic Union Suits, made of good Quality Nainsook, sizes 34 to 46; special Monday, a suit . . (3) Boys' Union Suits, Balbrlggan-, Mesh or Nainsook, sizes 6 to 16 years; special Monday, a suit -45 Boys Sport Blouses, plain colors and fancy stripes, all sizes, special Monday 75

Unusual Specials for Monday Special assortment Children's colored top Sox, Monday 35S 3 pairs 81.00 Flesh Color Elastic Top Corsets, Monday 89 Ladies Step-in Bloomers, flesh color, lace trimmed, Monday -39 Ladies' lace or tight knee Union Suits, sizes 34 . to 44; Monday only 45 $1.25 and $1.00 Muslin Gowns, slip over or V neck styles, Monday only 87 Ladies pure thread Silk Hose, a good $1.50 value; all colors Monday 81.10 Ladies Aprons, special sale of light or dark Percale Dress Aprons, Monday .......... 98 69c Wash Satin Bandeaux Brassiers, Monday only ..., . ! '.49c

Specials in Ready-to-Wear for

, Monday

We have a complete line of Ladies Gingham. Dresses for the house, porch or street These dresses are1 to be had in plaids, checks, stripes and plain colors, organdie and braid trimmed, all sizes 36 to 46; Monday 1.50 to 5,95 One lot of Children's Gingham Dresses in checks and plain colors trimmed with contrasting colors and fancy braids. Just the thing for school or play; Monday only ........c)g One .rack of Ladies' Silk Dresses In brown, navy, black, copen and grey; material: Taffeta. Canton and Crepe Knit These Dresses a real bargain Monday 810. OO Ladies' and Misses'. Spring Coats and Capes In all the most desirable fabrics and a wonderful range of colors; Monday ......9.95 Ladies Gingham Petticoats la light ,and dark stripes; Monday .................,....50

KITCHEN NEED SPECIALS FOR MONDAY

Pyrex Pie or Cake Plate, special 59 Plain white Dinner Plates, special, each j... 10 d 2-qt plain Colonial Glass Water Pitcher, special 47J Plain white odd Saucers, special, each 4 Red and Green Earthen hanging basket, 10-inch size; special ,........50 and 75

Plain Glass Salad or Ice Cream Plates, special, each ...r15 Decorated Nippon China Cups and Saucers, special ....19 Fly Swatters, special 9 Adjustable Window Screens in all sizes, special 39 to 75 5-gallon Galvanized Gasoline or Oil Can, special .-81.00 Galvanized or Painted Tin Slop Pall, special .-59d

Large size Ice Chest,' galvanized lined, 100-lb. capacity; special S11.29 Slipon, a protector for the handle on a. coffee or tea pot handle to keep from burning; special 10d Buffet sets In colored Pottery consisting of fruit comport and candlestick, regular price is $17.50 a set; special 810.48

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