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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-23
SERVING TRAYS


Special number, size 10x16 inch
extra heavy tapestry lining in
large variety of patterns-felt
back with rubber buttons-$150
value, $1.o0.
BRASSIERES
An exceptionally we'll made gar
ment embroidery trimmed, all
sizes. "a to IA for $500.
CORSETS
Our regular Sc special in two
models - low or medium bust.
long hip. embroidery trimmed
with draw-string and four good
upporters-siZes Is to 25-2 for
$500.
ing, adjustable corset nearly all
sizes. made of heavy Coutille,
broad front stay, medium bust
and medium length hip, six sup
porters, for $1.OO.
$3.50 American Lady Corsets
in broken lines OF sizes. good
styles. long hip, medium bust.
also few $500 and $3.50 goods.
Choice for $1.OO.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Good quality Cambria Draw
ers, linen lace trimmed, pairs
for $1.oO.
Crepe Drawers, we'll made,
scalloped edge ruffle, , pairs for
$500.
$3.50 Princess Slips. lace or
embroidery trimmed. well made,
good quality of Cambria. $1.oo.
2 numbers in Skirts-Plain
Scalloped edge and tucked with
ruffle-good quality muslin,
for $500.
Large assortment of Crepe or
Muslin Skirts with lace or EN-
broidery trimming; also special
double panel scalloped edge no
flounce number-$1 90.
KNIT UNDERWEAR
Women's Union Suits-Essex
Mills, we'll made. low neck.
sleeveless, lace or cuff knee
sizes 4 to 6-50c goods-39c
each: 3 for $500.
Lace knee Pants-Essex Mills
our regular soc MEMBERSHIPS
4 to $50 each; 3 for $1.Oo.
MEMS SHIRTS
Negligee-Our new spring line
of Cambridge Shirts. No collar.
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avenue The attendance was large.
The affair was in the nature OF so
cial meeting The next regular bust
ness meeting will be held in fort
night
The Hiawatha Social and Literary
society will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. E. w. Stigelman at her
home, "a North Fourteenth street All
members are invited to be present.
Members of the Inter.Se club were
charmingly entertained yesterday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Roy Fry at her home
on South Fifteenth street. The house
was prettily decorated with flowers
and ferns. The afternoon was spent
socially and swith needlework. Mrs.
Leslie of Winchester was guest or
the club. The hostess served dainty
menu at the close of the function. In
fortnight Mrs. Bert Overman will
entertain the club at her home in West
Richmond.
An all-day market will be held Sat
urday at the Johnson store on Main
street by the members of the Golden
Rule Bible class of the First Metho-
dist church. All persons are asked to
leave their donations at the store at
10 o'clock Homemade articles Will
be on sale
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STORK SPECIAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Crane, 1861
South Eleventh, are the parents of a
baby son. The little one arrived yes
terday. Their many friends are ex-
tending congratulations. Mrs. Crane
was formerly Miss Bessie Longstreth.
A baby daughter arrived yesterday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hodge
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AS THEY COME AND GO

Mrs. Elizabeth Hogan of Holyoke, |
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Benjamin |
Sands at her home, IA North Twelfth |
street. Mrs. Hogan formerly resided
here and her many friends will be
glad to greet her again.
Mrs. Ellwood MCGUIRE, Misses Edna
and Florence MCGUIRE have returned
to their home on East Main street,
after an extended trip through
Florida. They have been absent from
the city several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Magaw and lit
tie daughter, will leave next week for
the Beeler farm, where they viii spend
the summer.
Mr.. Fred Lahrman was at Corners
vile yesterday on business.
Mr.. G. M. Arnold was at Rushville
yesterday.
Mr.. Fred johnson of Indianapolis
was In the city today On business.
Mrs. Omar Hittle is leaving for New
York where she will spend some time.
Mrs Jeanette Bland and son, Mas
ter John Bland, will go east for an ex-
tended visit.
Mr.. John Thompson is in Cincin-
natl today on business.
Mrs. Lydia Seegar will return to
Marion next week after an absence of
three or four months Mrs. Seegar
left in January for Florida. She is
now in Jacksonville, Fla She will
leave there this week and come north
ward, stopping at Richmond, Ind, for
weeks visit.-Marion Leader-Trib-
une.
Miss Carolyn Hutton of North Fiji
teenth street, will go to Cincinnati
tomorrow where she will appear in
violin recital in the evening at the
Odeon.
Mr.. Henry Pohlmeyer was in Gin
cinnau on business yesterday.
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Ierian church will be held Friday
fteracon i tho church. All member
re cordially invited 20 be present
1.-The members Of The Five Hundred
hb will meet Friday afternoon with
rs, Glecckner at her home on South
leventh street
"A meeting of the executive board of
t. Federation of Women's clubs of
Edmond was held Wednesday after
mn at o'clock in the Morrisson-
Rves library Miss Edna Johnson,
ptsident. presided. Plans were gone
or and the progra mdiscussed for
tn State Federation meeting, which
wi be held III this city May II and
% Social functions are being ar
raked for the pleasure of the guests.
d open meeting of the Art Study
clas was held Wednesday afternoon
In te high school auditorium, and was
.oneof the most interesting sessions
in le history of the class. In addi
TO le members several guests aug
meIed the party to the number of
fifty Landscapes Present and Past"
was he subject presented in an excel
lent manner by Mrs. J. E. Cathell.
Mrs Cathell had with her a number
OF e1uisite examples OF the art which
werehown. This added interest to her
talk. Mrs. Maude Kaufman-Egge-
meyeI talked about the pretty pictures
now hnging in the gallery and which
are tn work of Indiana artists. After
the ppgram a social hour followed
and ia was served. The social com
mitteeI was composed of Mesdan2o-
Jennief aryan, -chairIaan.~- IT, G.. :.
Hattiepill, James Jud-~~ -'~~~s
1iet Lats and MARY '~.7
next regular meetin- ia Il
fortnight at the ga
melting of the Elkhorn New
Movement Bible class was held last
evening 1 the Baptist church in Elk
horn. Th attendance was large. After
the lessoi study social hour fol-
lowed.
Mr.. andlNrs. Eugene Anderson en-
tertained ne members of the Neigh
borly club Vast evening at their coun-
try home The hours were socially
spent with music and games A col
latlOn was erved at the close of the
meeting.
Lunch day was observed Yesterday
afternoon wien the members of the
Penny club met with Mrs. Lewis New
comb at her home on Fort Wayne
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good quality, 15c
value. Per dozen. $1.00.
CUT GLASS
Custard Glasses with Grape cut
ting handles. Only. per dozen,
$1.o0.
Tumblers-flare Floral cutting
beautiful pattern. Per dozen.
$1.oO.
BLACK MORE SILKS
We are fortunate in being able
to show good line of these
popular silks. Come to the Bos-
ton store; you will find the right
goods at the right prices.
S1.5O Yard
"a inch black MORE for trim
ming. millinery, etc. Priced at
$3.50.
$500 Yard.
So inch black MORE. exceptional
value for the price-$2.oo.
$3.50 Yard.
So inch black Moire-this is
beautiful heavy quality for coats
and suits. A cloth Won would
expect to pay So to $3.50 for
our price. $3.50.
CHIFFON LINING SILK
IL pieces So inches wide-just
the thing Tor all kinds of foun-
dat;ons. also suitable for Waists,
Comes in every wanted shade.
both light and dark. Special,
4 yards for S1.oo.
SkIRTING PLAIDS
pieces 90 inch all wool. regular
$3.50 value: per yard, S1.C0.
BLACK AND WHITE
WOOL CHECKS
. pieces 5s-inch-the most pop
ular Ane in the wool section;
goods We sold at $3.50 yard,
for 81 90.
SILK RATINE
pieces 27-inch. in many shades,
White, Apricot. Copen. Light
Blue, Lavender and Tan-our
regular soc value: 3 yards for
$500,
SILK PUSSY WILLOW
CREPES
9 pieces 40-inch. in all the called
for shades. This cloth is now
much in demand. Special, $1.oo
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CLUBS AND SOCIETIES

The Thursday Bridge club will meet
lneNT "Wednesday afternoon instead of
Thusday with Mrs. w. G. Hibberd
at Yer home IA South Sixteenth
street. The members are asked to
heed this change in days.
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FANCY WOOL SUITINGS

FANCY WOOL SUIT1NGS
s pieces 36-inch goods taken
from our regular soc and 75c
lines: 3 yards for SLIGO.
LACE FLOUNCING
1S-inch Shadow, White or Cream
choice of ten patterns. regular
value up to soc yard, at 25c per
yard: a yards s1.oo.
CORSET COVER LACE
pieces wide Shadow Camisole
in a beautiful line of patterns
25c yard: 4 yards s1.0o.
LADIES' HAND BAGS
All Leather in the new shapes
and styles. leather lined with
full fittings value; choice
at s1.oo.
MESH BAGS AND VANI-
TY CASES
We are showing a lot of new
things in German Silver. extra
heavy frames regular $3.50
goods. at s1.oo.
MELBA KID GLOVES
Our Genuine Lamb Skin made
from the finest leather. come i'm
Tan. Brown. Greys, Black and
White Each pair fitted to the
hand, Priced at. per pair. $1.oo.
RIBBONS
One hundred pieces wide width.
come in Moire, Satin and Taffeta
all the new shades Regular
values up to 35c yard. yards
for $1.co.
RUBBER GOODS
Combination Hot Water Bottle
and Syringe, made from the best
red rubber, fitted with non leak
able stopper. regular $3.50 val
ue, $1.00.
BRASS JARDINIERES
Just received a new shape H.
inch solid brass. made from one
sheet-three ball feet-S1.50 val
ue-$1.oo. 80
HAIR BRUSHES
Lot solid wood back, all bristle.
hand drawn, salesman's samples,
worth up to $1.00 each; for
500.
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Mrs. f. w. Stigelman will be hostess
for meeting of the Hiawatha Social
and Literary society at her home, "a
North Fourteenth street. =
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-23

Members of a social committee with
Mrs. Paul Comstock as chairman will
give a dance at the Country club.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-23

The Missionary society of Reid Me-
mortal Presbyterian church will meet
at the church.
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All the young people are invited to
attend the assembly party which will
be given Friday evening at the Odd
Fellows hall by Mrs. Frank Crichet,
after her class has received It's In
structiOns.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-23

Mrs, Gloeckner will be hostess for
a meeting of the Five Hundred club
at her home on South Eleventh street.
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Social Calendar

Mrs. Frank Crichet will meet her
dancing class in the Odd Fellows nall
ut the usual hour.
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| \ meeting IF til W1mans Mission
Try society Of Rec Memorial Presby-
lerian church will be held Friday
fter1con Il tho church All member
re cordially invited 20 be present
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Activities in Society Circles, Club
Meetings, Musical Epeuts and Art
| Eyzoben Thomas nhonesII
Phones I12I-I84

of the club are cordially invited to
be present.
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THE members of The Five Hundred
hub will meet Friday afternoon with
rs Gleeckner at her home on South
Ieventh street.
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SILK PUSSY WILLOW
CREPES

9 pieces 40-inch. in all the called
for shades. This cloth is now
much in demand. Special, S1.Oo
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Mrs. c. K Barnes will be hostess
for a card party to be given Monday
afternoon at her home, 104 Fort
Wayne avenue, by the members of
the Past Chiefs. Pythian Sisters.
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TYPEwRITERs

Your signature stamp, stencils, 776 Broad st
BOGARDUS g. HEMPSTEAD. Take eie-
vator.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

THERE IS A REASON WHY
The Commercial Trading Co., Inc, IS Ar
lington st., corner Branford place Just one
block in from Market, on the second and
third floors Is a wonderful cheap place to
buy all kinds of new furniture. large
variety to select from. including parior and
library suites, library tables. bookcases.
DESKS bedroom suites, up-to-date patterns
in Circassian Walnut, Mahogany and Birds s.
eye Maple. Dining-room suites In Jaco-
bean, fumed oak, quartered oak and mahog-
any Linoleums, rugs, massive brass beds
and bedding Office furniture, roll and fiat
top desks, and a great variety of goods too
numerous to mention. We built and own
our five-story building just out of the high
priced real estate district, and yet very
close to 1t.
The goods are all brand-new. bought from
Receivers, Bankrupts and Manufacturers
samples, marked In plain figures at Irices
that will make you want them. and without
any expensive talent in the way of sales
artists to persuade you. Look US over.
Phone 1923 MULBERRY.
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gamble. It's foolish say Il guess I'll try Lost Ad
the business Nine times OF
the who dvertiseS providing
the advertisement placed where everybody will see It.
There only reach everybody Newark That way
columns of The Star.
Lost Ads word for insertion and oneha
both the Morning
Evening Star Call Market $500
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sToRE--Three rooms and bath; all i'm
provements; $25. las Sixteenth ev. In
quire 400 South Tenth st.
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HAVE several brand new houses to let Ia
best section Of town; 0 to 0 rooms: every
modern Improvement; rents $25 to $40. kBL-
LEY. 424 Kearny av.: open Sunday after
noon.
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MnNTCLAIR

FOR SALE-37s Upper Mountain av., Upper
Montclair, modern house, in perfect order,
10 rooms. two baths four open hreplaces,
wide piazzas; corner lot 90xl85 with ell.
Address OWNER Room COL, lis Broadway,
New York. or any Montclair agent.
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WEST ORANGE

THE long-awaited Catholic church and
school now to be erected on Watching
Heights. Families contemplating to reside
near them will purchase and lease all avail
able houses. Your chance now to secure
ceptional bargains: Groom modern house;
lot 50x100; near new church. school, stores
and cars; only $4,000 NJ. KARAM. 81
] Watching av., w. Orange. Tel. 1851 Orangee.
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NUTLEY. N. J.-For sale, several fine resi-
dences In the highest part of Nutley.
Prospect st. and Hillside av.; FIVE minutes
from Erie station and one minute from New
ark trolley For the very moderate price,
etc. see the BERRIDGE BUILDING CO.,
115 Lincoln ST., Passaio or on the grounds
at Nutiey
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SPRINGFIELD Av. 5s5-New store. with
two large rooms ss5. oST. AT Spring.
field
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MULTIGRAPHING

TvPuWRTrING. circulars, addressing: best
work lowest prices; delivered same day.
WRITER SERVICE. room 40s, 142 Market
st.; phone se5s-W Market