The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Wednesday, May 15, 1907.
Page Threl?.
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with one lb. of Tea JJ VJ Blue at gc.
at 0c.
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4 aiamp wW onc pkfl; with one lb pkg of
with one lb. of Tea Dno Mule Team Borax at
at 60c. rancyiutc 12c
at 10c
40 Stamps 10 Stamps
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with one lb. of Tea JS f I 11 p gweet chocolate at
t 50e. 5c a cake.
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10 Stamps witu one lb 15 Stamps
with one lb. of Coffee ? " 1 with one lb" of Coffee
at 2'oc. Cof f C at 35C at 30c.
The Great Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Co.
727 Main Street
Old Phone 53 W. New Phone 107
11 be at the "Robinson Crusoe,
r., seal sale eany luraiiAi
morning.
At the Theaters
Theatrical Calendar.
PHILLIPS.
Week of May 13 Desmond Stock
Company in repertoire.
GENNETT.
May 15 Knox entertainment.
May 16 "Robinson Crusoe, Jr."
May 17 "Robinson Crusoe, Jr."
ROBINSON CRUSOE, JR.
Auspices
Richmond Council K. of C
Genneft Theater,
(Thursday and Friday, May 16-11
160 Adults. Gorgeous Scenery.
Beautiful Costumes. A Full Or
chestra. PRICES:
lower Floor, 75c. Four Rows
in Balcony 75c, remainder ol
Balcony 50c. Gallery 25c.
1 Seat sale opens Tuesday.
Repertoire at the Phillips.
It must be conceded that members
of the Ethel Desmond stock company,
now playing at the New Phillips, show
marked versatility for they have been
at this house several weeks, during
which time they have put on a large
number of shows and each member
has been called upon to carry a wide
variety of roles. Just now the com
pany is presenting "A Terrible Re
venge," the concluding performance
of which will be given tonight. Begin
ning Thursday afternoon and continu
ing the remainder of the week the bill
will be "Mixed Pickles." The special
ties this week are very pleasing.
Eastern Indiana
and Western Ohio
Appreciate Good
Beer?
II you do you will
not hesitate a minute
about buying the
Richmond
Export
Beer
For sale at all leading Cafes.
TRY IT.
Mi nek
Brewing Co.
Funds for Base Ball Suits.
Cambridge City The subscription
list which was issued recently for the
purpose of raising funds to purchase
suits for the city base ball team, is
growing steadily and is meeting with
remarkable success, $40 having been
raised in the past two weeks. It is
thought that the necessary amount
will be raised by the end of . the week
and the suits will be ordered immed
iately. Premium List Ready.
Hagerstcwn The new list of pre
miums for the coming Wayne County
fair have been presented to the prin
ter and the books will be ready for dis
tribution in a short time.
ENTERTAINMENT WAS
GIVEN ATJCENTERVILLE
Members of Eastern Star
Lodge Were Guests.
AN INTERESTING PROGRAM.
Centerville, Ind., May ir. The chil
dren of the families of the Eastern
Star lodge, entertained the members
with the following program, Friday
night:
Music.
Recitation Clem MeConaha.
Piano solo Gladys Stevens.
Recitation Edna Johnson.
Music. J
Recitation Wyota Cooki
Recitation Paul Stevens.
Piano solo Pearl Home
Dialogue Texas Courtship tloward
Commons and Elizabeth Culbertson.
Recitation Jessie King.
Vocal solo Ruby Tillson.
Recitation Leo El wood.
Dialogue A Casual Interview Clem
MeConaha and Howard Commons.
Whistling solo Mable Elwood.
Recitation Laura Belle Stevens.
Music.
Recitation Raymond Brookhart.
Recitation Howard Meek.
Recitation Vacation Song How
ard Commons.
Afterwards the members invited the
children to the banquet room, where
refreshments, of ice cream, cake, fruit
and lunch were served, followed by a
social time and games.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CON
VENTION PROGRAM GIVEN
To Be Held at M. E. Church at
Whitewater.
E, J. HUMPE WILL SPEAK.
Whitewater, Ind., May The fol
lowing is the program of the Franklin
township semi-annual Sunday school
convention to be held in the Methodist
Episcopal church, Majr i0 at two p.
m.:
Song Congregation.
Invocation.
Song Choir.
Address Rev. J. W. Zerbe.
Paper, Home Study Miss Nora
Townsend.
Paper, Sunday School Work Miss
Echo Horn.
Reports of superintendents.
Reports of nominating committee.
Address, Duties of. Superintendents
to County Convention E. .J Humpe.
Address, The Responsibility of the
Work and Workers Rev. J. O. Camp
bell.
Paper, The Sunday School as an
Educational Factor Joseph Burgess
Miscellaneous business.
Song.
Adjournment.
T. J. ADDLEMAN, Tp. Pres
NATHAN DAVIS, Sec.
V Ik II s
We are the Vehicle people of the town
Why? Because we have the goods
and the prices.
The celebrated DAVIS, and UNION CITY MAKE.
A fine line of IMPLEMENTS and HARNESS.
Can put you cn the best RUBBER TIRE mad,
Yours for Bus.,
The MeConaha (Do Opp. Court Mouse
Social Notes of
Nearby Towns
a.:
COMMITTEESJPPOINTED
Eaton, Memorial Association
Makes Arrangements.
Eaton, O., May 15. The Eaton Me
morial association has appointed com
mittes to have charge of the observ
ance of Memorial Day here this year,
and have arranged a program to be
rendered at the cemetery that day. The
program is as follows:
Music Band.
Music Chorus.
Invocation Rev. W. 'Bertram Shi
rey. Music Chorus.
Lincoln's address Ed Jones.
Music Band.
Address Rev. E. M. Ellsworth.
Music Band.
Benediction Rev. H. A. Smith.
In the event of bad weather the ex
ercises will be held at the opera house.
DR. WOODS PASSES AWAY
Well Known Centerville Man
Dies in Florida.
Vegetable Food
For Mankind
$1.00
Round Trip
To
CINCINNATI
Sunday, May 19th
Via the C, C. & L. Railroad. Leave
Richmond 5:13 a. m. Returning
leave Cincinnati 9 p. in. C. A. Blair,
I & T. A. Home Tel. 44.
DR. PARK,
DENTIST
8 North 10th St.. Richmond, lna.
Extinguished Small Blaze.
Cambridge City The fire company
was called to the home of Arthur
Cosgrove on South Center street,
about 11 o'clock yesterday to extin
guish a small blaze which had start
ed on the roof, supposed to have been
caused by sparks from a passing loco
motive. No damage of consequence
was done.
Taking Extended Trip.
Hagerstown B. A. Carpenter, one
of the town's leading business men,
started two weeks ago for Chatta
nooga and the Jamestown exposition.
He has concluded to extend his trip to
California and has advised his friends
here that he started for Los Angeles
f n Thursday.
Fire Department Held Meeting.
Cambridge City The regular
monthly meeting of the firs
department was held at the town hall
Monday night. Regular routine busi
ness was transacted.
Corn Showing Above Ground.
Centerville Corn is up an inch
high in a twelve acre field on the E.
S. Wright farm, just west of Centerville.
Centerville, Ind., May 13. Dr. Cal
vin J. Woods, one of the most highly
esteemed citizens of Centerville, died
on Tuesday morning, May 14 at De Fu
niak Springs, Florida, in the eighty
eighth year of his age.
The remains will be brought to the
family home in Centerville for servic
es and burial. The time of the fun
eral wil be announced later.
CARRIES MAIL BY AOTO
Fountain City Carrier Uses a
New Method.
Fountain City, Ind., May 15. Frank
Williams, the rural carrier on route
13 out of this town, has introduced a
new feature for Wayne county, in the
, way of quick delivery of mail. Monday
morning he delivered the mail in his
automobile.
Great Anatomists Assert That Nat
ural Food of Man Comes From
Vegetable Kingdom.
According to Cuvier, the great
anatomist, the construction of the hu
man body is adapted to vegetable food
only. Many noted authorities agree
with Cuvier and say that the finest
health, greatest strength and most
vigorous old age are to be attained on
ly by adhering to vegetable food.
Science shows that the natural food
of man, the best of all foods the earth
produces, is wheat.
Wheat contains protein, which is
muscle and flesh forming. It is rich
in carbohydrates, which form heat and
energy. As represented in Malta
Vita, its best food form, wheat gives
to every part of the body in correct
proportions, the exact elements re
quired for health and strength, with
out taxing the weakest digestion.
Malta-Vita is "the perfect food" be
cause it is the only flaked food in
which the starch of wheat is convert
ed into maltose (malt sugar) by pure
malt extract, which acts in the same
manner as saliva, developing the mal
tose ready for immediate absorption
by the blood.
Malta-Vita fpredigested wheat) fur
nishes every food element needed by
the body in just the proportion decid
ed by nature for vigorous health and
strength. It is delicious food, accept
able to the most delicate stomach. It
keeps well people healthy and makes
them strong and vigorous better than
any other food, and has made ailing
people well when medicines and doc
tors failed to do so. It has formed the
entire diet of convalescents when
nothing else would nourish them and
bring them back to health. At all
grocers, 10 cents.
FORTY TO CALIFORNIA
GO FROMJAGERSTOWN
More Than $1,200 Paid for
Railway Fare.
WILL ATTEND CONFERENCE.
ASK FOR ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE,
A POWDER.
It makes walking easy. Cures
Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,
Swollen and Sweating feet. At all
Druggists and Shoe Stores, 25c. Don't
accept any substitute. Sample free.
Address, Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N.
Y.
One of our chief debts to France is
that she nourishes our ideas, trans
forms them, makes them her own, just
as she transplanted and transmuted
the flower of the renaissance in an ear
lier day. With all our national vanify
we never dispute the parentage. It is
only territory and diplomatic prestige
and commerce about which we quarrel
with our "sweet eneniy.'-London
Academy.
ARE POISONER BY CANDY
Sweetmeats Cause Two Little
Girls Suffering.
Millville, Ind., May 15. The two lit
tle daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mc-
Sherlcy were poisoned Sunday by some
candy they ate. Both, of the little
girls are very ill, but will recover.
Hagerstown, Irid., May 15. Forty
persons started for California from
this city Monday morning. They
paid Agent Walker more than twelve
hundred dollars for tickets. The ex
cursionists were mainly members of
the German Baptist church and are go
ing to the annual conference at Los
Angeles.
Entertained at New Home.
Cambridge City Mr. and Mrs. John
K. Shroyer entertained at their beau
tiful new country home east of Ger
mantown on Sunday the following
persons: Mr. and Mrs. John Kepler
and son Paul of East Germantown,
Mrs. Lou Kepler of Richmond and
Mrs. Lina Kaufman and son Karl of
Penuville, Mrs. Harry E. Shroyer of
Washington, D. C, and Mrs. M. Con
way and daughter Margaret of Cam
bridge City. An elegant three course
dinner was served.
Sunday Dinner.
Centerville Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ireton gave a dinner on Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ireton of Rich
mond; Mr. Louis Rau of Chicago; Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Jones and Mrs. Daisy
Brookhart and son Raymond.
Entertained Teachers.
Eaton Superintendent and Mrs. J.
R. Beachler entertained the teachers
of the Eaton schools Tuesday even
ing at their North Maple street home.
Use artificial gas ror light and heat.
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The London Daily Mail in an article
on the prospects for a great influx of
American visitors the coming summer
says that 250,000 are expected. "The
real rush will begin this month. "Am
erican holiday makers spend as a rule
from three days to a fortnight in Lon
don," says the Mail. "In that time
they contrive not only to see most of
the show places ranging from West
minster Abbey to the Cheshire cheese,
but also to do a good deal of shopping.
For some reason Americans are fond
of London purchases. The West End
shopkeepers are filled with happy an
ticipations of American customers, and
are making preparations accordingly.
Among those chiefly concerned are
jewelers, tailors, and bric-a-brac dealers.
If in need of a liog, sheep or cattle
dipping tank, write before buying to
the National Medical Co., Sheldon, la.
Artificial gas, the 20th Century fuel.
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TAGGART TOMESTOWN
Democratic National Chair
man Buys a New Auto.
Chairman Taggart of the democrat
ic national committee will lead a par
ty of Indiana men to the Jamestown
exposition some time during the sum
mer. He recently bought a large tour
ing car in which he expects to make
the trip, accompanied by some of his
intimate friends. Crawford Fair
banks, the Terre' Haute millionaire
brewer and business associate of Tag
gart. and Jay Wood Wilson, another
millionaire living at Marion, will take
a party of friends in their autos and
accompany Taggart The latter is
making all arrangements for the trip.
One of the pillars of the city ordin
ances is a traffic policeman stationed
at Fourth avenue and Twenty-third
street. He loses no opportunity of
making war on. persons who jdrop ba
nana peels in the streets. He pounces
upon an offender and orders him to
pick up the slippery menace to life and
limb and to carry it to a receptacle for
waste on the sidewalk. New York
Herald.
Held Successful Market.
Lyons Station A successful market
was held Saturday in Connersvills by
the ladies of the Christian church. All
of the good things had been donated.
The ladies sold all their supplies
which netted taem a neat sum for
their treasury.
Large Reception and Dance.
New Paris Misses Edith Reid, Cora
Hawiey and Nell McNeil entertained a
large crowd of friends at the K. of P.
hall, Friday evening. Euchre was
played at fourteen tables and at a late
hour elegant refreshments were serv
ed. The score cards were in heart
shapes and on them were hand paint
ed swoetpeas in lavender and pink,
and they were tied with lavender and
pink ribbons. The gentlemen wore
the lavender and the ladies the pink
ribbons. The remainder of the even
ing was spent in dancing.
Those present were: Messrs and
Mesdames C M. Wilcox, O. W. Sherer,
E. E. Bevington, Adam Reid of Green
wood, Edward Reid, A. B. Reid, C. C.
Hawiey. H. E. McKeon, S. Walker,
E. R. Clark, W. L. Hahn, O. II. King,
A R. Raney, C. S. Richie, George Bo
gan, Mrs. Katie Reid, Mrs. Grace
Reid, Mrs. Minnie Reid, Mrs. Maude
Arnold, Mrs. Minnie Pence, Mrs.
Gladys Reid, Misses Mary Wolf, Marie
Peele, Carrie Reid, Carrie Whitaker,
Mable Perce, Elsie Boyle, Jenny Sul
livan, Fannie Means, Rella Richie,
Ethel and Ruth Miller, Clara Mills,
Mr. Kelsey of Richmond; Messrs.
Lee Thurston, Harry Hahn, Leonard
Young, Harry Reid, Howard King.
Howard Aker, Howard Teele, cart
Beane and Claud Dowler.
ntertained at Luncheon.
rnterville Mrs. Frank Buhl and
her daughter Miss Bessie, of Locust
Hill entertained at luncheon on Sun
day afternoon Mrs. James W. Home, j
Airs Muriel Hnrst and the Misses
Florence Kersey and Geneve Home.
Entertained at Sunday Dinner.
New Paris Mr. and Mrs. James
Weeks entertained a number of mests
at dinner Sunday. Those present
were, Mr. and Mrs. William Patter
son and son, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bohn
of New Madison, Mrs. Auld, Mrs.
Lydia Bohn, Mrs. Martha Laughlin,
Mrs. Martha Middaugh, Miss Fannie
Middaugh, Mr. and Mrs. John Auld
and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Daily.
A fine trip with a jolly crowd.
Numerous special train parties
being organized. -
Go witH iHe Mystic Shrincrs
Only one fare for the round trip to Los Angeles and San
Francisco.. Daily, April 25 to May 18.
$62.50 from Chicago; $57.50 from St. Louis. For slight ad
ditional cost you can go via Portland in one direction.
The Rock Island provides through standard and tourist
Pullman sleepers to California via the two best routes.
Go via the Scenic Line through Colorado, across Salt Lake
and return via El Paso Short Line the lowest altitudt
route. , " -
Ask for copy of Shriner's folder
and full particulars. j
J. F. POWERS, Dist. Pass. Agt. RocQ
Island Lines, 9SL 10 Claypool Bldg
Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Cut Your Gas
Bill in Two
The Natural Automatic
(Inverted)
(Gas light
When we say the National Inverted will cut your Lighting Bill in
two, we state facts. The net results of tests made by competent
scientists are, that while the VERTICAL OR UPRIGHT BURN.
ERS CONSUME FROM 5 TO 8 FEET OF GAS PER HOUR,
THE NATIONAL INVERTED CONSUMES FROM iyz TO 4 FEET.
Think what a saving in gas this means. This saving In. gas
is due to the action of our Automatic Regulating Burner. We
will tell you more tomorrow.
For Sale
at
601 - 60S
Main St.
THE BREAD THAT KEEPS THE
FAMILY HEALTHY.
Is a treasure no one can afford to be
without. It Js made right here. Once
used it becomes a luxury that you
wont dispense with. No more dys
pepsia, indigestion, bilious attacks, A
sick headaches-or tired. feelings! 'Give-,
it a trial Is allywe ask.
AT ZWISSLER'S HOME' BAKERY.
Phone 306 and 1654. Restaurant
90S Mainland bakery 28 South 5th.
For stomach troubles, biliousness
and constipation try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Many re
markable cures have been effected by
them. Price, 25 cents. Samples free.
For sale by A. G. Luken & Co.
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL BE
COMES MAIL CARRIER
Le Roy Kimmel to Be
Clerk on Railway.
Mail
WAS A MILTON TEACHER.
Agency,
'
Milton, Ind., May 13. LeRoy Kim
mel has Wile to Pittsburg, where he
has a position as sub railway mail car
rier between Pittsburg and Xenia oa
the Pennsylvania. Mr. Kimmel was
principal of the township high school,
but recently passed the examination
for mail carrier and has received this
appointment.
C, C. & L. ticket agent will sell you
sleeping car tickets to Chicago for
their 11:15 P- M. train. Call on
him. aprC-tt
Where There
Are Children
the money Baved la. renovating,, clean
ing, scouring or dyeing their vcleana
ble clothes is a big item in the year's
expense account. To reduce itrtoa
minimum and get a maximum of -satisfaction
with least possible work and.
worry, patronize this establishment.
1024 Main St.
Phones: New 1581; Old 412
Richmond Dry Cleaning Co.
..J. H. RUSSELL.,
Patented Ventilating
Awnings Made to Order
UPHOLSTERING AND AWNINGS. IEX
Parlor Fur Couches, Shirt Waist Box.
es Made to Order. -rf
UPHOLSTERING. MATTRESSES.
Kepairing a specialty; aii worK -rft
uuaranieea rirsx uiass.
Home Phone 593. Old Phone 409R.
No. 14 South Seventh Street.
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Bright eyes, rosy cheeks, vigorous health spring from Its use. It gives buoy
ancy to one's feelings, elasticity to the step puts spring into the muscles.
M. J. QUIGLEY, COURT HOUSE PHARMACY
DUNHARfl
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