Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 279, 17 November 1907 — Page 10
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THE ItlCliJIOMJ 1AJ4iac J . 4L- - MM WE HAVE Y T L&KI Household Goods, Pianos, Horses Wagons, Fixtures, Eto.
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Valines 11
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LAMES' $0.00 CAT
lemarkable from point of style, qualify and workmanship Garments that have an air befitting Coats that cost half again as much.
LOOSE FITTING EFEECTS. Materials of medium weight Kersey Cloths, elegant satin lined throughout, pretty silk braid trimmings, made 51 inches long, and full loose fitting. TIGHT FITTING EFFECTS. Materials of pretty, medium weight Kersey Cloths, some strap trimmed, others plain, made extremely long.
Any one wishing a Low Priced Stylish Coat should see these
$10 VALUES
Lee Eo MesHDamnmm
5! Confidential Business. 54? 1 1 Z The plan, terms and con- " w No need to worry about ditlons upon which we s f fx your debts. If you are loan are extremely favor- I M I honest we are always able to the borrower, V willing to assist you in and w are always glad getting square with the to talk with anyone who l world. Our rates are can offer acceptable se- vb T"J L' . At cheapest and paymeuU curity. Call, write or iX w J A easiest. phone. Zr lf SsJ . 1 S n eel of money, fill out blank and s f mall to us. f Name , s r Etreet and No V Town A
Amt. you want . RICHMOND LOAN COMPANY
Established 1895. Home Phone 1545. Room 8 Colonial Bldg., Richmond, Ind.
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DISCIPLINE IS PUT OUT ey PUPILS
Hoarding Money
is repellent to the man of ordinary thrift The thoughtful person provides for the future by regularly saving a portion of his income, and placing the money where it will be safe and where it will bring him a continuous return. This institution pays three per cent, on savings, and the capital and surplus of $275,000 is a guarantee of safety.
Richmond
Trust Company
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.
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Look at Your Coal Bin! Before winter sets in. Now is the time, before you start your furnace for the season, and get your coal in before the snow flies We will fill your bin with bright clean and satisfactory coal for furnace, range, stove or grate that will insure your comfort during the shivering season. O. D. BULLERDICK 529 S. 5th St. Phone 1235.
Eight Hundred Horses Enter--1 Washington, Nov. 16. With the track of the Washington Jockey club in the best of condition, with entries from stables whose total of 800 horses have overtaxed the stall accommodations of the grounds, and under conditions which augur well for the success of the meeting, autumn racing on the Penning course was ushered in today.
This Is the Latest Work Issued From the Garfield School Press.
FOR BENEFIT OF PATRONS.
The world's Sunday schools total at 262,000 with 26,000,000 attendants.
CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
IT IS DECLARED THAT SCHOOL DISCIPLINE EXISTS FOR THE PUPILS AND NOT FOR THE SCHOOL AIM OF GARFIELD.
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INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE LOANS, REMT3
J W. H. Bradbury & Son Rooms 1 and 3, Westcott 81k
At Pilgrim Brothers' Store, a roofing that can be laid over old shingles. The finders are pleased.
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Emiloipcestf Money On November 1st, our semi-annual interest period we credited to our 4136 ACTIVE SAVINGS DEPOSITORS the above large sum in INTEREST at 3 per cent, on their deposits. If you did not have a share in this great distribution of earnings, we invite you to open an account with us and thus become a participant in the future. DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY is the SAFE and CONSERVATIVE bank for Savings Depositors. Let us serve you. McMmsoe Trestl Commpamiy The Leading Trust Company in Eastern Indiana.
The moat recent work from the press of the Garfield school, is a discipline prepared to further enlighten patrons on the principles on which the school as a whole is run. The little disciplines are published each term and distributed among fathers alkd mothers of the children. Some of the points in the most recent issue are: School discipline exists for the pupil and not for the school. While it is necessary that pupils be subject to certain rules and requirements in ord er that the regular work of Instruction may go on, it is much more necessary that they be required to conform in order that they may acquire the habit of obedience to the rules of society. From this point of view school discipline becomes of the greatest importance, for by means of it the pupil receives the most valuable training in civic duties that the scnool can offer hir.i. Since it is not slavish obedience but enlightened co-operation that marks the best citizenship in a republic, school discipline must aim at salf-di-rection on the part of the pupil and must leave to him as much liberty as is possible in connection with good work. But it must also be kept in mind that the fullest liberty is possible only in an orderly community, and that order is possible only when there is obedience. Hence in school discipline there must be insistence upon the rules decided upon as necessary for the school. In fact it Is probably the weakest point of American training that laws are regarded too highly. The aim at Garfield is to leave the largest possible choice to pupils in the uiatter of conduct, but to insist on obedience in essentials. Naturally iiany mistakes result but the aim is as stated. Fairly good order which comes from the co-operation of pupils Is better than any that may result from the enforcement of numerous petty .egulations. Since the ordinary gatherings of citizens are conducted without formal movements by marching, etc., these aave been left out of school movements. Pupils pass from room to room and into the building and out again in the same informal, way that people gather into churches, theatres. tc. One accustomed to the formal narching found advisable in primary 'grades and formerly so common in all grades might be Inclined to criticise tae seeming confusion which results. But closer study shows that there is more opportunity for obedience to the
spirit of the law without the formal movements than with them. Naturally the absence pf repression and direction at all possible times itseized upon by some pupils as an apportunity for misbehavior, for not all
boys and girls are thoughtful in such matters. For those who abuse thenprivileges the teachers are ready with a word of advice, and pupils who are
frequently remiss are given special instruction in the principal's office. Finally, there is no hesitation In saying to a boy who deliberately interferes with the work of the school, "You must." "In case of continued carelessness as to conduct, parents are notified and are sometimes requested to come to school for consultation. The object is
: to secure co-operation in the search
1U1 luc cause ui iiic jjujjjj o uuuuic auu in applying the remedy. Unless parents and school authorities work in harmony the school must fail to accomplish what it should. "There is no boast as to the results of these plans, but patrons and friends of the school are invited to visit aui investigate what is being done."
OUR BIG SATURDAY
The Walsh Trial Interrupted. Chicago, Nov. 16. A long-drawn-out argument between opposing counsel, and in which the court took part from time to time over what is regarded as practically a plea for immunity because the books of the defendant have been used In the federal grand Jury investigation of his affairs, consumed the afternoon session of court yesterday in the trial of John R. Walsh on a charge of having misappropriated funds of the bank with which he was associated. The question of immunity was not settled when adjournment until Monday morning was taken, Judge Anderson announcing that he would reserve his decision until later.
Fresh Country Butter, per lb 25c Fresh Country Eggs, per dozen 27c Fancy White Mealy Potatoes, per bushel 75c 25 lbs. Pride of Richmond, White Lilly or Marguerite Flour 70c 18 lbs. Granulated, 20 lbs. A or 21 lbs. C Sugar $1.00 A No. 1 Good Ginger Snap, per lb 5c Best Square Cracker, per lb 5c Best Vanilla Wafers, per lb 10c Seeded Raisins, per pound package 15c Seeded Raisins per lb. package 12' Fancy Cleaned English Currants, per package 12Jc Our Leader Coffee, per lb 15c Our Special Blend Coffee and 23 Stamps 25c 3 quaurts Navy Beans and 10 Stamps 30c Farmers, bring your produce. We pay the highest market price, and sell you groceries at the lowest possible price.. Give us a trial and be convinced. Trading Stamps with every purchase. RflODEL DEP'T. STORE New Phone 1838 Bell Phone 47 R NO. 11 S. 7th St. Smith & Goodrich, Props.
i The Ax Loses a Victim. j Dortmund, Germany, Nov. 16. The ' beheading of Kurzschut, convicted of the murder of a mine foreman on account of a wage dispute, was stopped yesterday by a reprieve within about a quarter of a minute of the time when the ax would have fallen. The order was issued on the testimony of medical experts who questioned the sanity of the condemned man.
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Satisfaction
for the whole family is not so hard to obtain if the customary beverage is Richmond Export beer. If you hava not tried I' do so at once (best way Is to ordt'.- a case this day) and you'll find that it tastes good and is good, tested by all pure beer atand-
ards.
Minck Brewing Co.
Reducing Operating Expenses. ' Philadelphia, Nov. 16. The Pennsylvania railroad has issued the following statement: "Owing to discouraging outlook for the coming months and the very large increase in the operating expenses of the company during this year, it has been decided to cut down expenses in so far as is practicable with the economical movement of trade." i
Two Killed by Cars. j Greencastle, Ind., Not. 16. Harry ' Waters, forty-five years old, and his boh, Walter Waters, aged twenty-two. living seven miles east of this city, were struck by the fast mail on the Vandalia and Instantly killed at the village of Almeda, two miles east of
Greencastle.
Alaska Wants Home Rule.
Juneau, Alaska, Nov. 16. The en-1 dorsement of William H. TaJt for the presidency and demand for home rule are the salient features of the plat-;
form reported at yesterday's session of the Alaskan Republican convention.
Have you noticed the improved serr Ice to Chicago Tia the C C. A L! Through sleeper leaves Richmond at 11:15 P. M. daily, arrives la Chicago at 7:00 A. M. Try it . apr6-tX
New Phones 1198 1199
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Phones 1198 1199
Dressed Ohickens and Dressed Ducks Fresh Vegetables of all Kinds Just Tapped a Barrel of Fancy Sweet Cider New Raisins, Currants, Dates, Figs, Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel Old Fashion Buckwheat Flour Gold Bond Maple Syrup Fancy Snow Apples for Eating SPECIAL. 60c Florida Sweet Oranges 40c per dozen