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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-09

ed to II members. Mrs. Roy Study
and Mrs. Miller of Denver. Colorado,
were guests of the circle In two
weeks Mrs. Addie Parsons entertains
the club at her home, South Third
street.
Members of the Wedso club were
Hospitality entertained last evening by
Miss Lucy Dennis at her home. Pearl
street. The evening was spent social
ly and with music and games. Dane.
ing was feature. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Miss Mae Appleton, Miss Will
helmina Boggs, Miss Lucille Wellbaurn,
Miss Marie Wrede, Miss Vera Daley.
Miss Clara Sporting was taken into
the club. Two other new members
will be added to the membership. Miss
Hazel Kinley and Miss Shela Sausman.
In two weeks, Miss Lucille Wellbaum
entertains the club at her home, West
Fifth street.
Complimenting her mother, Mrs
Eunice Frame. who yesterday celebrat.
ed her birthday anniversary, Mrs
Dempsey Dennis entertained members
Of the Alice Carey club at the Dennis
home, South Thirteenth street Mrs
Frame has been member of the
club for some time. The affair was in
the nature Of handkerchief shower
She also received many other pretty
gifts All the decorations were in
keeping with st. Valentines day and
the decorations were in red and white
In the center of the table were white
hyacinths and red carnations. The
place cards were in cupid and heart
shaped designs. The members OF the
club enjoying the affair were Mrs.
Martha Barr. Mrs. Elizabeth Cunning
ham, Mrs Emma Ewes, Mrs. Eunice
Frame, Mrs. Laura Ferguson. Mrs
Effie Hanes, Mrs. Martha Johnson
Mrs. Eva Lamb, Misses Emma and
Victoria Lindemuth, Miss Sarah Lewis
Miss Lucille Mayr, Mrs. Mary Moore
| Miss Alice Price, Mrs. Sarah Rifle
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-09

15SS--Girls' Dress in One-Piece
Style with Sleeve in Wrist or Elbow
Length.
Brown salatea with trimming of
checked Bingham or blue serge with
red poplin for collar and SUITS would
be nice for this model The right
front overlaps the left at the closing.
The fulness OF the dress is held by
telt The cuff finish Of the sleeve is
neat and comfortable in either length.
Teh pattern Is cut in 5 sizes: 4, 6. s,
10 and IL years. 1t requires yards
Of 44-inch material for 6-year size.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt of 10 cents
in silver or stamps
Name ..................
Address ..........,.......
City .................. .............'
Size $3.50.
Address Pattern Department, PaIla.
dunn.
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and Mrs. Laura Whitsell. Special
guests were Mrs. Folger Wilson. Mrs.
c. F. Hutchins and Mrs. r. A. Walters.
A special Lincoln program will be
presented Monday evening In the post
room at the court house by members
OF the Sons Of Veterans and the auxil.
iary to the Sons Of Veterans.
DR.. j. A. Conkey, who has been quite
i'll for the past ten days is able to be
cut again.
Coterie club members were enter.
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. j
w. Morris at her home. North D street
There was large attendance OF the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-09
Stiff, Sore Muscles Relieved

Stiff, Sore Muscles Relieved
Cramped muscles or soreness follow.
ing a cold or case of grippe are eased
and relieved by an application of
Sloan's Liniment. Does not stain the
skin or clog the pores like mussey
ointments or plasters and penetrates
quickly without rubbing. Timber up
your muscles after exercise, drive out
the pains and aches of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lumbago, strains, sprains
and bruises with Sloan's Liniment.
Get bottle today. At all Druggists,
Csc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-09
Ladies' FURNISHINGS

Ladies Dark Colored House Dresses,
high neck and long sleeves; Sale. .e2c
Ladies Corset Covers, all sizes; Sale 22e
Ladies' Outing Flannel Skirts; Sale. .42e
Ladies Outing Flannel Gowns. extra
heavy, cut full size; Sale price. .92c
Ladies Muslin Gowns. ......4 5e
Ladies' Muslin Skirts. SOC
One lot of Princess Slips. ....... SEC
Ladies' Black Sateen Petticoats; Sale 45c
Ladies' Bungalow Aprons; Sale price SOC
One lot of $1.0O and $3.50 Corsets; Sale
price for. .79c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-09
Dry Goods

44.in. Serges, black and all new spring col
ors; sale price. ........... ..SSe
36.in. Black and colored Serges; Sale. .eec
ss-in. Half Wool Dress Goods. Black and
colors; Sale price. ....33e
42-in. Black and colored Uttaman Rep,
sale pr1ce. ................ ....... $l.0o
36-in. Green and Brown Poplins; sale. .7ec
24-in. Black and colored Poplins Sale. .4sc
s6.in. Black and colored Chiffon Taffeta;
SAFE price. .............. ...$1.5S
One lot of figured wash Silks Sale price 1sc
36in. Beach Cloth, all new spring shades;
SAFE price. ''...'..'.'........ .xse
so-in. White Crepe Cloth; Sale price. 1se
One lot of fancy White Goods, Csc and
35c values; Sale price. 1sc
Flaxon at. 1Sc and 23e
India Linens at. ..........5e, Toe and 12le
27-in Mercerized Poplin, Black and all the
leading shades; Sale price. .23e
One lot figured sateen; Sale price. 1879
One lot of colored striped Ripplette Sale Toe
Galatea Cloth in light and dark Stripes
sale price, ................... 1se
New Spring kindergarten and Little Boy
Blue Cloth fast colors guaranteed
Sale price. .............. ZIG
One lot of Chambray Ginghams, in plain
and striped; Sale price
Best Quality Plaid. Stripe and Plain Cling
hams; Sale price. ....................12 tie
Best Quality Turkey Red Table Linen
Sdle PRICE .45c
62.in Table Linen unbleached, all pure
Linen; Sale price ..................4 sc
72-in. Mercerized Table Linen; Sale price acc
Coin. Bleached Table Damask, all pure
Linen; Sale price. Observation-Disclosures SOC
7o-in. Bleached Damask, all Linen; Sale
price for. .....................9 CSC
72-in. Bleached All Linen, Damask, beauti-
full patterns. best quality; Sale price $1.2s
s6, 40, AZ. 45-in. Linen finished Tubing,
25c quality; Sale price. zoe
9.4 Bleached sheeting; Sale price . 2se
36-in. Light Percales. best quality; sale
price. .''.'..'.' '............. Yves
36-in. Dark Percales best quality; sale
price. .13lac
ss-in. Soft finished Nainsook, cheaper
than Muslin; Sale price. toe
Stevens P. unbleached Crash, all pure
linen; Sale price. ....................1 5c
Bleached Twilled Crash: Sale price. 4Lsc
1Sx35 Huck Towels, pink, yellow and red
borders; Sale price. 1oc
1888 Bleached Turkish Towels: Sale
price. 13c; or 2 for 25S
19x38 Bleached Turkish Towels. extra
heavy. .fsc; or for CSC
22x42 Extra value Bleached, Turkish
Towels; Sale price. .............2 gee
Fancy Plaid and Stripe Turkish Towels.
Sale price. .21c
Best quality light Outing; Sale price lie
Best quality dark Outings: Sale price. 12c
ce-in Plaid Curtain Scrims: Sale price. ..7e
36-in Plaid. dotted and striped Curtain
Swiss; Sale price. 12hc
45-in Curtain Nets; Sale price. 21e
o6.in Cretone in fancy colors; Sale price Toe
121kc Apron Bingham; Sale price. :. 1oc
1Oc Apron Gingham Sale price. 80 sLac
S6-in Challies, all new patterns; Sale. lie
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-09

was a social hour and refreshments.
In two weeks, Mrs, George Haner en-
tertains the aid.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-09
THE PALLADIUM


membership. Mrs. T. j. Ferguson and
Mrs. e. H. Thistlethwaite were the
readers. The afternoon was spent
socially and with needlework. Re.
freshments were served. In two
weeks Mrs. Robert Ashe, South Thir.
teenth street, entertains the club.
The aid society Of the Trinity Luth.
eran church, met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Henry Wickemeyer at her
home. South Ninth street. Mrs.
Snyder read missionary paper,
Christian Education" and Mrs. Henry
Gobel read an article from the study
book. Miss Ruth Wickemeyer and
Miss Helen Snodgrass gave musical
numbers. After the program there
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-09
Hosiery

Extra Special, Ladies' Silk Boot Hose
Black only; Sale price Csc
Ladies' Fiber Silk Hose, black, white,
navy, and champagne; Sale price. 45c
Childrens fine ribbed Hose, all sizes.
5-9h 13c or for Csc
Mems Fiber Silk Hose, black, white,
Palm Beach, navy & gray; Sale. Csc
Mems Lisle Hose, Black, White, Gray,
Palm Beach and Navy. 13c or z for Csc
Ladies' fast Black Hose, also split
sole. 13c or 2 for Csc
One lot of ladies' tan and gray colcred
hose; Sale price. ice
Infants fast black Hose. sizes 4-6; Sale
price. .13c or for Csc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
seuat pI0ut uuuntcrbrO6enc SikunS biz gun
WOtMm.
prdliOent unO Cabinet 6e(preden GdIlmgs-
p(dne

&oi6ingtUn 3. Npri - Sn beiOcm SnICrn 0cs GOnsrneS
wuro bn Scr cs 9ccbn fir Se hrnAg Der pon Der Omnoon
cmpubenn @6l WCe bas %cben &rcgs3nancs 5UIcn
%ernsn Stnaicn unO SnanO erfrcn nnO Oem &rGFntc
ae adm Ocr @aOn Serfsnuo ccn mcds nergidsr GRaF
nnjmcn gcsn 9entdlanO
cit bah 5OGc nuOcm Die ScOancu GOmite r
Snswdisc NnaeesenbeCn giu mOerdtct WOrSn pou 9scn
lDfDrigC Scbntnng 0Cr6n Guprnd crGob mUond %g
bUn ~ Stnnoeu berDOrgcrnfen wurOC
Gie SenatsfHbrcr bedOIn Oornn6u %Omttag INN 10
r in bnng tren nnO 0eu nat uangc Sbnng b0ten bis
sic Nblimmnng i6er Die Scd(HIIc crUg it,
0S wmrc bcntc T6en ais wNbdcnld radt ONh nod
S ndt geganbt Sah Gin S6ner Dcndt WcrOen w abcr
mcb nid meDcle ScnaOn 81 SeidEHcn prcdcn
Die Mt9icoer Os Sans GOmis fir NnsWGrt9c %nggutein
erdrtu te N6cnO Die &eoniOn npd NbnO
Sauc mOcu miro SG Gmc miro %Ormiag
cine Sitnng n6un nnO ben Seuf Der inn Sennts
Gom 8csebencn SOm Die iai u6id nit Der Sroua6anng abcr
cnlmm cu6crdeu Gan SGnie bhc bic 9onOu anm an rsno
wclden GiocrfnnS itOfcu-
m Scnat OHcn ganbt Die nGtOren ga Iolet
nno Nurris ami Der rcpn6fundm Sete e9n Die SedHHe ru
nno mmeH, wGbrno ibucn 0muatn bic
rnD Sirbg ngeacn OHn e d bic Scorcn GnmmmS 9anc
ee Dom rGoenn bnnnhd Der rppe gcrect mnr6n Die Os
6bda9en Der beuancn &euaGts" Sill perurudtc Oarhber
ldeint NiemNn0 eimaS &elimmtes ,a micn.
&egicrmng fest &Hfnm9cm furt
Die Giiun9n nn mitGridcm, mr6nitl6cm nnD inan,lem
We6c pnrSe 9en alien 3weeca Der Sgcrnng nit 6neac
ocIctt
@rdSm S9iun nO sn Cabinet bcipradcn ucr 5uliuOou
Sibnn9 ane EGn Die nnd Der aFng Der regs SeIde
GOngR OO NndI6nng gCbrat ucrOn acu Nnd Gunl
fir GonOperbeenng belt nit nem a6ge6cncn Gumc mammn
cine Situno a6.
SIOttc 5nr Cooperation nit Mlliirtcn 6creit
Die TOe Bnt bcrcitS Ste gct6an urame Cooperation
NIT ben WrnC SttrGftn Der Gntencm1dte n io6aID Die
gercngn Stontcu crit enmal afu 6 &ricge tclnc6mcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
NliimdlGamiem ii6crtruffcn.


Geririibter riilii6cr 9lprill6er5.
9flIiii6er I. 9lpriI crit am 13.
s. @ltS, ltnmogli1es mo9lid
gcnodt.
&cterS6urA oio 9onOon, 3.
9(pril. n9nf Dem Sd6wor5en W}ccr
wurOc elmer upicrer Sporoplonc am
27 @ldr5 onldBli6 eincs llcberiolles
ollf Gcrfos bonn 8einoc getroficn"
iagt Scr 6clltige oiii5ieQe 9eribt,
mo oa Der @etrolclunbcbdlter oiIr6.
ihoiien murOe. mar CT sum 9l6Itieg
6c5plngen. Bic 1lieger, 9icutenant
Sergeep unO llntcrliclitenant &ur,
ia6en cincn tiirfii6en Sdooner umO
oriiion i6n nit Moicbipcnaepebrieucr
al, moraufbn bic Ncioblng oen
Sdooncr idleunigit pcrIicB. lluicrc
,}Iieger nabmem nad0cm lit i6re N}a-
idine perienft ltno Gom9oG, N}ai6i-
nen9cue6r lno olcS @crt6noQe mcg.
ocnonnsn 9rlib bon Sem S1ooncr
imo icbten Scgcl nah ibren 6eimi-
iden Ge;to6en @d6reuA ibrer obeu-
icicrlidcn 9leiie 6cee9ncicn lie einent
idwcren Shlrm. Irotoem gelang
cs Den 9cioen Die SoI5iniel Cuarli-
ootd, peltlidj bon @crecop, am Sonn.
tao 81 erreidcn. Bon ga aus fe6rten
lmierc 6liegcr oli einem Torpeoo-
boote nod SeOoltopol 5lrGd. 9tlS
%rooiioncn oif Dem Stbccner 6otten
tie lnir einigc Stiide @roO uno wenig
Irilhe8 g9niicr.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
9luuieOelt i'm gScilcn !6anic.


Groi aber oen Rrdiioentcu ni6t.
Grfldrt Die 9lcoc ocs 9SrGiioentcl
ais eincs Der wi6tioiten Stoats-
oofunente. G9iini6t icl6it Elm
9icaiment 9cgen 0cutiblano 5li
iii6reu. @crlanot ioiortiee 9l6-
ienorng pon Ernppcn.
@oi9inotom 3. 9(pril.
9;uf iciner Sleiie uon lSloriOa nadI
9}eu g)orf 6ielt @r-@rdiiocnt G6co-
sore 9iooieoelt in gSni6ington an,
Inn oem %rdIioenten @ilion i'm
" gSciBen @auie" ieine 9luhporfllng
SIT mo6en mo megen icincr 9ieOc i'm
Gouareiie 81 6coliinpiini6en. Sarr
9looieDclt begab ii6 na9 Dem Soapt-
cingolg oes @ciBeu Souics imo er-
iil6r bort, oaB Der Ardii0cnt na6 iei.
mem 9ureou gegangen mar. Gr
t5cilte Dem amueienocn 9camtcn nit,
OoB cr nir 0ie 3eit bis 5ur glbiabrt
GeS ndditen 3uges in @aibingion
ucrmeilen pollo uu0 iei gcfomnen,
I'M Dem 4Sr0iioentet icine @liidluiil.
ide 81 ocm D0rpBen Staotsf0ofll-
neute" mls5uiprc@cn. Ct go6 ieinC
aorte o6 ltn9 oing mieOcr weg, o5nc
Sen %rGlioenten gcIe6en 5u 6a6en
SIS war ser erite @elub 0eS @rn
9looieoclt inn n@eiBen Suiie~ ieit er
in 1909 bon Serril Gait 9l6IdieO ge.
nonmen bate. gluf Dem ga6n0oic
oiftirte er in Der @}itte ciner groBe.
rcu W}enge foIgenoe 9lotiSeu: y0il
'9oticboft Oes 9rdiioenten lit elm GRO.
les Stoots-Gofument mel6eS untel
Sen groben Sfaots-9ofllmenten Il
6erporraaen0 miro, ooB Die 9lnerilu
net in 5ufiinitigcn Sobreu ltol5 oar
oui iein meroen. Gs lit MN 0cn
&olfe oes 2an0es ii6erloiicn ooroit
81 ie6en, onB mir oie bonn Frdiioeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04

Ten oltSgelegte Eolitif ms @roftilbc
iiberleBcn, nn0 OoB mir 6al6igit 10
idari iino 10 0ur99reiieno in einan
aggreliioen &ricge gcgen 0ie Octtlbe
9iegierltn9 i6loocrL mie MIR moqlid.
@ir miilicn 70 idnel( pie moglid,
Eruppcn noG Dem anmpiplabe ien-
Ocn g9ir miiiieu 0lrb cine cnergi-
i6e aric9fii6uing ooS 9icd)t selpin.
nen, inicren Stimme fiir Gioiliiatioi
mo @cre9ti0fcit oeltcn0 5u MAIDEN,
menn Die 3eit fiir cincn 6ricOcns.
idmB fonmt."
@r 0riidtc 0onn nod sen @unl6
Gus, ooB eS inn geitottet weroen mo.
6c, Elm 9ie9iment or9oniiircn mo an
oie~8ront 5u fiibrer.
Sr. &ooiepeIt mar am 9o6n6oi
bon iciner So6ter 5rou 9ti6olaS
2on9uort6, cmartet mor0cn melhe
in i6rcm 9(utomo6il nit ocm @otcr
hod 0em @eiBen Souie fiibr rno i'm
Damn nub Dem Senatsge6duoe 6ro1
tc, no Serr 9looIeOelt Oen Senator
2o0gc iebcn lpolltc. 0crielbe mar
ni4i onweicu0, oo6 troi CT ienen
S6wicgeriobn Srn. 9lidolos Gong
NORTH.
Gon BORT fu6r CT na6 Dem 9o6n.
hoic mo bciiieg Oen 3ug no6 91cu
gorf BON pa er naD 0plter 9op 81
ee6ei bco6iic6tigt 9tif Dem 8o6n-
1oie 6ggriiBte er nod ueridieocne altc
9cfonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
Scuti6lauO's
StaaOpuntt.
0Siro fciMcm 3ricg gcaem
2Ses, Gtaatcm fithrem.
ll-gOOt-GonpasnC nidt aCocn OicIc
ocridJtct. III SSirO nnuerdnOcrt
furtecIett luerOen.

l~@*DN lNEf 49,
Merlin 3. glpril, uin eOnOOn,
4. gIpril. - Sic 9SreF-Scridjtc pOn
Der @ptidaft 6cS %rGliOeuteu @iliOu,
in melder er DOm Gongref Die GrflG-
ring OeS Sriegs5nitanOeS 5iuiIderI
ScutIdlauO nuO ben %crciuistcn
OCrlanstc, crreidtcu Serlin bcnte
MOrgcn nm 10 llbr, GS mirO bier
crflGrt onh 9cntidlanO Icine ,pal-
tnno nidjt GnOcru iuirO, Iel6It ucnn
Der Gungref Der gluIidJt Oes 9SrGl=
Scnten bcitretcn iollte. 0cntIdlanO
iuiro uidJt Sen %ercinigten Staaten
ben Srie9 CrflGrCn, mod ireenoucldJe
Sdrittc tbnn, itm 8C9cn Oic |erei-
ni8teu StuHten Sries 5n fiibren.
Der lIutcriccbuutfrieg iuiro in Der
icIbeu gSciic fOrtaciett iucr6cn, mic
or felt Dem 1. SCbrnar acfii6rt ipnr-
sc, a6cr oicier 1T cbcuiOpcuig geaen
Oic &ereini8teu Stnaten luic gceen
irsenO cine nnOcrc ncntrnlc Yladt
gcridJtet.
IS iuirO aud amtlid crtlGrt, bah
Die Se0auOlnng amcrifuniidjcr SHr-
aer in 0entidlanO feline %crGnOe-
rnug erfnbrcn pirO; Oiciel6en gcuic.
fen jctt senan Oieielben SreiGeiten
mic nllc anOcrcn glcntralcn. 9od
9cntidlanS crmartct IeincrlcitS, Oak
bic @ereinisten Stnatcu ben Dent
idJcn in icncm 9ancc cbCnfalls Oicicl-
6c SC6auOIung wic biSger aud in
Ocr 3ntunft nuseOei6eH la1em wcr-
Oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
gof6aftcr s0arp inipisirt.

gariS, 3. 9(pril. Ger amcri.
fanilde 9otiGaitcr Sharp bat ouf
Scihmg BON @obington 0ic permii.
spten @cldnoe, welde sic Dciltibcn
an o. @eltiront ecr0inlt ba6cn, be-
nidt - beianO iicb an SomItag
in G6ouInp, Sam lmo &ope uno be.
ridtetc per &o6el an OaS StootS-2c-
portement ii6er Gos, mas er BORT oe.
ic6cn Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
@alIin crmartet laIOiaen 1ricOcn.

9on6on, 3. 2Ipril. ,Gcntrol
9lewS" Gepeiben BON &openbogen
5ufolgc ioa ole r9erliner 90rieu5ei.
hrng4 geiogt baben Dab SER gllbcrt
9oain cine Sauptii9ur in Oeitiben
Sdiiiabrtstreiien anIdBlib elmer
@eriamuIlmg Der u&osnos Dompf.
ibiiis-@cicai6oit" in Sombir9 a-
Hart babe, er bofie, in Der 9oge SIT
iein am / Slli ieine 9lbrebnung
inter 0irieolic6cu 3uitdnOen" uorIc-
gen 81 tonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
9lu6c in Spauicm.

%af6tn9ton 3. 9(priI. Ter
6ieiisc lpaniide goti6aiter Bat 1eiite
bonn gllSpartigen glmt in 0laori0
Die folgenOe aabelOepeide erbolten.
oglornale 3uitdnoe iino in @alla-
oolio wieOer6eraciteat imO apci Oor-
tigc SSerfiiGtteu iiir @a6uorbciter
iin0 luieoer in @etrie6 geiebt. 9lbio-
lutte Slube 9erriht in gou5 Sponien. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
9lnf Stltar Oes 9SuterlnnOeS.

9(miter0om, pio 9onooL 3.
9lpril. Cine @leloung aus Berlin
an sic ..&0lnii6e 3eitimg4 beiaet,
ooB Saiierin 2hglita Qittoria i6re
priootcn Sinpelcn nod5 cinen neutro-
len 9anO geididt bat iuo iie Oerfouit
werocn iolen. 0ieic Slpelen Scr
&oiierin 9obeu einen bobcn @ertb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
gir Gntrntr-prr0r
sic bcgriikt ,,ltCuCn
MaiirteR."
Seipmoers bic emgIiidbeII
t3eitnngem frUblDcfem.

v@cIo unO @}unition~ cine Ger ietten
lleberi6riften, ainter 0cncn oic
9oti@oft Oes 8rdiiOcnteu gsiIion
unO Oie Scene i'm GonsrcB Der.
fiinoet wuroe. - Gin GROCER
Sag in Der @ei@i6tc 9lmerifo's
unO Der 02eni96eit," Ioat Oie
nGcmps."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
DPERlNTENDENT JACOBS
A HAS NEW LID COMING

Superintendent u. j. Jacobs. Or
|sd Harvey blg works, don't count
b,eii prophet, or anything like
b, but when II come right down to
POd guessing he Is some sport.
lie was up at Albuquerque the
PEI day talking with Manager
filhers of the Alyerado, who some
n or other had got 1t into his head
81 Deming stood little show of be-
selected one of the sixteen places
America To mobilize the troops.
obs had been down here several
Is and every time he comes he
little more OF the Deming spirit
Fllled into his system, (You will
'e there not any "s" on the end OF
krl
70 he Just naturally understood
Ter than Nmlthers how Demina
busncs,, the result being that
l''hers bet good hat with Jacobs
Demlng would not be the favor
aiy, hence jacobs new sky-piec,
~ come
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
MORE BIG STATE LAND SALES

Clovis, y. NJ, June l2.-The State
Land Department at public land
auction at the Curry county court
house sold l9,20l acres Of state land
for total of SlsS, 473.75, or an av-
erage Of $3.50 an acre The acreage
was divided into nine tracts ranging
from 640 to 1000 acres and prices
paid ranged from $500 to $500 per
acre The latter price was paid by
Roswell man for GAO acres near Mel
rose. The feature of the sale was the
high prices commanded by the larg-
er tracts. The largest tract sold,
1,040 acres, brought Sl0.05 per acre,
the buyer being ID. d. Shipley, of
Floydada, Texas. j. d. Bailey of
Clovis. paid $500 an acre for 5,l2O
acres. Tip lshman, Teyico, paid
Tl0.75 for $50 acres; while Cash
Ramev, of Clovis, bought l,2sO acres
on his high bid of $3.50 an acre
More than 200 people attended the
sale. many from other states.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday was great day with us
4 very large congregation gathered
nj the eleven o'clock hour to ENJOY
the Childrens' Day program, and the
children played their parts WE'LL IN
deed. The program showed that
those who had trained them mad Ia
ken all pains to make the service
impressive and every one went away
with praise on their lips for MIS-
Peterson and her faithful helpers.
We had one hundred and forty
two in Sunday School, which was
quite a gain over the proceeding
sunday | hope that everyone VINO
i connected with the Sunday School
viii work this week TO make the at
tendance larger still next Sunday =,
The Sunday night service was wen
attended and the service was dep'!
spiritual and everyone seemed 10 Gu
;ov il. The pastor began a series
Of sermons on Prayer"
AT a meeting of the official ooarc
If the church it was decided that w
will hold revival meeting IN july
berining the second Sunday morning
10, every one pray for the meeting
that great good may be done IN I'M
church and in the city.
Come to all of the services mex
SUNDAY. The public is cordially III
vited.
sunday school at s:45 a. m:
Preaching at IL a. m. and D. IL
John b. Bell. Pastor
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
PUT ONE OVER ON HUGH

Monday afternoon {. j. Kelly re-
ceived a congratulatory telegram from
Hugh II Williams. who never fails to
notice anything good that Games to
his home town, and incidentally is al
ways doing something to land any
thing that will benefit Demlng.
But at this particular time, Hugh
was little bit late with In telegram
of congratulalion of Demlngs tn
umph IN getting the National Guard
training camp.
Among other lhng-, Hugh said.
please tell the newspaper.
Mr. Kelly replied to the congratula-
lions bv mailing him a copy of the
Graphc's extra that was IN clrcula-
ton at least one hour before Hugh :
telegram arrived.
Trouble is the corporation COM
missioner didn't figure on our 100 per
cent efficiency.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
BUY At NOME" AND MAKE
TINE TOWN BETTER

II Is strange what things you see
away from home. You look over one
OF the papers of a city few miles
away and everything looks attractive.
Now. what i. III Is ii because You
do not like Your home town, or is Il
because IT - elsewhere ," Are the
numerous "elsewheres" more attract
I'VE to YOU than Your own town!
No! You say it is not. and still when
YOU can YOU 90 to the elsewhere" to
buy that Hsieh you can buy at home
al probably the same price
Mrs. Housewife. il is up to YOU To
do your buying in Your own town or
city II YOU expect Your city to com
pete with the other places. better
known as Elsewhere If YOU form
a body oil women and organize a
Buy at Home club, YOU viii notice
that Your merchants will. IN few
weeks or months. have the things that
You wish Instead of putting youi
money out IN a place that the mer-
chant here cannot get 1t and turn II
over. Is absolutely the worst thlnl
that YOU can do. You expect voul
merchants To have things that tn,
other places have. Well, if YOU WI
I ra.,nr.not. tl.,. ..,l b.Ha IA. tra,1
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15

ka. ONE SPOONFUL helped Inc
INSTANTLY" Because Adler-i-ka
flushes the ENTIRE alimentary tract
it relieves ANY CASE constipation,
sour stomach or gas and prevents APP
pendicitis. 1t has QUICKEST ac-
ton of anything we ever Sold. A.
Kinnear Il Co., Druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
me MARiNEllO SHOP

ue operator offers her advice to
|ue'' On skin aud hair treatments
f. of charge.
nc wonderful Tar Tonic and
u''c lotion is now ON sale for the
"e~ assortment of Marinello
y mas Just been received-Let-
n 'ream cleans-Tissue Cream
The wrinkles Acne Cream
pimples and blackheads-
Sn'ng Lotion MISUNDERSTANDING
|Ss, e' Is to refine the pores.
and Scalp treatment q
Aet Lucky Curve Fountain Pens
'eaI gifts.-Rosser Drug Co.
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