Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 208, 10 September 1908 — Page 8

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1908.

PAGE EIGHT. (DO BOOST, DON9T KNOCK 2 A city cannot stand still. It must go forward or backward Richmond has an opportunity to locate one of the best factories ever built in Indiana. Buy a lot in Beallview and locate in Richmond one of the best factories ever moved into Indiana. Help locate the first machine tool works ever built in Indiana. BUY A. ILiOX Read the Lot Purchase Contract

Every lot offered in Beallview is worth the money and by locating the Rahn-Carpenter Company's factory there, the lots will grow in value. You will make money. Help now. Help quick. The Rahn-Carpenter Company has been built up by best business methods and has made good. It is out of debt, has money in the bank, has good credit, owns $200,000.00 worth of good assets and a splendid line of business. ALL OF WHICH WILL BE MOVED TO RICHMOND. Rahn-Carpenter Company sells tools all over the world. Its stock has paid dividends each year since it was organized and with the new organization under the laws of Indiana it will continue to grow and prosper and be one of the largest and best plants of its kind, of which the City of Richmond may be justly proud.

IRJEMIEJVIIIBEIR

All of the money raised by this lot sale will.be expended in Richmond. THIS IS NO BONUS PROPOSITION. Everybody gets value received. All checks given for lots purchased at this sale, to locate the Rahn-Carpenter Company tool works will be deposited in the bank on which the check is drawn, so that all the money will be left in the banks and no balances disturbed and all of the money realized on the lot sale will be expended right here in Richmond for the benefit of the merchants and business people of this city.

Sale No. Lot No..

Richmond, Ind. ......1908. I HEREBY PURCHASE of The South Side Improvement Association, of Richmond.

Indiana, Lot No .' ( ) in Beallview Addition, Richmond, Indiana, for .'DOLLARS ($ ) Which I agree to pay as follow!: One third in cash when two hundred and fifty lots in addition to lots sold prior to Sept. 4, 1908, shall have been sold, one third In cash in three months from date, and one-third In cash in six months from date, with interest on deferred payments at the rate of six per cent from date, all without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. Deed to be delivered to me when all payments are fully made. This contract to be cancelled and any payments made hereunder to be repaid to me if the RAHN-CARPENTER COMPANY, of Cincinnati, Ohio, does not locate its plant in the Beallview Addition to Richmond. Indiana. -

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ET EPTrEIRESTED'

The lot sale is now going on. If there is any objection to the plan, make it known to the United Industrial Company at their headquarters in

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' Public meeting at the Commercial Club rooms, corner 9th and north A streets, Friday evening, September 11, at 7:30 o'clock. Everybody invited Mr. John Rahn, Jr., and Mr. W. H. Carpenter, of the Rahn-Carpeiiter Co., will be present Eyerythingwill be explained in full as to the machine tool factory. Come and learn the facts, ask questions. No lots to be offered for sale at this meeting.

The Fall Campaigi

Opens at Seventh and Main in ..Neff & Nusbaum's Shoe Store.. Our keynote is BETTER SHOES, BETTER STYLES, BETTER VALUES, and at LESS MONEY than you can buy them elsewhere.

"We are not new to the trade and our reputation for selling GOOD SHOES Is too well known to need any comment Ask anyone who deals here. In addition to all the staple things in Footwear which we always carry, we have added the very newest and most popular styles for Fall and Winter for those who want to dress well. Men's Winter Oxfords, Shoes and High Cute in Tan, Storm Calf, Wine Calf and Wine Cordivan; Ladies' Winter Tans In all Shades, Patents with Tan, Black, Blue and Brown Cravenette Tops, Auto Boots in Patents and Dark Russia. "We want your trade and if carrying the right kind of goods will get It, we are sure to have it. See Us For School Shoes

See Our Windows

The Shoe Corner

T ITI1 HQ MAKF To your own individual measure EjILI U3 llrOXi menl a guaranteed suit for $18.00 $20.00 TRY US AT OUR RISK Unless you are entirely satlslled we keep the clothes. Dont take cbances elsewhere, when real satisfaction Is a certainty here. 12 n. oth st. KRONE. The Tailor.

ftMER G. VVHELAN fj Henry V. Dcukcr . .VholeandRetall FANCY GROCER Grain, Hay, Mill . . 'rMmk Feed and Seeds HiOn Gpadc seth eu. st. Coffees and Teas Home Phone 1679 Cor. 6th St. nd FtWayne ave Phone 1204 Ricnmond tod- I Established 1871

Palladium Want Ads-Cent a Word

Dew.

Dew does not fall In the sense tha'

rain does. It has been sclentlficul ly demonstrated that dew Is simplj

the moisture that is abstracted froir

the air by the rapid cooling of the bod ies with which that air comes in con

tact, as, for example, the moisture that

is seen of a summer day on the out side of a pitcher containing Ice water Dew is not formed on windy nights

because the drifting air then brings its own temperature to the radiating bodies and prevents them from getting cooled as speedily as they would otherwise do.

THE CITY IN BRIEF

Bulk Oysters at Muth's. 5-7t Dr. Wampler attended the fair at Indianapolis today. Oysters served In all styles at Muth's. ' 5-7t Miss Elizabeth Rosa and Miss Anna Erbse have returned from New York. Henry F. Kamp, teacher of stringed instruments. Harp engagements solicited. Telephone 3129. 9-7t Miss Ruth Mashmeyer has returned

from Petoskey. Attend the clearance sale of Wall Paper at Morris & Co's. 9-3t Miss Scott will wear her new directoire gown at the New Phillips Vaude

ville Thursday night.

High School Stationery at Morris &

Co's. 9-3t

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Anderson of Foun

tain City were the guests of friends

here yesterday.

Fall exhibit of Richmond artists now

open at Morris & Co's. 9-3t

Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Clark of Cleve

land were In the city yesterday visiting friends.

Miss Scott will wear her new direct-

oire gown at the New Phillips Vaudeville, Thursday night.

Mrs. Dinzella Leonard of Wilming

ton, O., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hoerner- of South Fourth street. I am prepared to clean your Carpets and Upholstery either at your house or at my plant, by vacuum or

compressed air. Will call and get the work and return it. Phone 1916. Rich

mond Housecleaning Co. .C. O. Tooker, Prop.

Mrs. C. A. Brehm, 35 North 8th St., will have a display of 200 beautifully trimmed Fall Hats, Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Adam H. Bartel, Mrs. Henry Knollenberg, Mrs. Charles Marlatt and sister, Mrs. Harry Forsite, of Lincoln, Neb., were visitors at the Dayton

Soldiers' Home and the National Cash Register Works yesterday.

First Run on a Bank. The first run of which we have any account In the history of banking occurred in the year 1667. At that date the bankers of England were the goldsuiithfl, who had a short time before begun to add hanking to their ordinary business and had become very numerous and influential. In 1669 the Dutch fleet sailed up the Thames, blew up the fort at Sheerness, set fire to Chatham and burned some ships of the line. This created the greatest consternation in Loudon, especially among those who had Intrusted their money to the bankers, for it was known that the latter had advanced large sums to the king for public purposes; and it was rumored that now the king would not be able to pay the money. To quell the panic a royal

proclamation was issued to the effect that payments by the exchequer to the bankers would be made, as usual. Irt 1671 there was another run on thb London banks, when Charles II. shut up the exchequer and refused to pay the bankers either principal or Interest of the money which they had advanced. On this occasion many of the banks and their customers were ruined.

rlt rained the whole day yes-

Artist terday.

Poet Yes, and I was persecuted by bill collectors from early morning until night Artist There was no escape? Poet None. I chanced to look up, and even the Bky was dun.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

Custom Shirts

Guaranteed to fit and wear " Made In Richmond " By experienced shirt cutters and makers. Pajamas and night robes, Monograms and Greek Letter-Designs. The Elrod Shirt Co. N. E. Cor. 9tb and Main

SUNDAY OUTINGS.

Pennsylvania Lines, September 13. Round Trip fare from Richmond to New Castle, 75c; Anderson, 90c; Elwood. $1.00; Kokomo, ?L25. Logansport, 1.50; leave 9:15 a. m. S-10-12

Vaudeville at the New Phillips Theatre afternoon and night. 8-5t

"And this," he said, exhibiting another snapshot, "is my chalet on the irest of Mount Sunapee.". We smiled slightly. "It looks." we murmured, "more like a shanty than a chalet-" Biting his lip, be hurried on to the next view. Exchange

Buy Good Clothes For Your Boy School wearing, correct iitting is the kind of clothing we carry for the boy, for his school wear. FIT YOUR BOY WELL WITH A KRONE & KENNEDY SUIT $1.50 and up

K Clothiers & Hatters K Furnishers

150 Busk - OF Extra Large Fancy PttClES

On Sale beeIove GROCERY

We will loan It to you In any amount that you may need, on household goods, pianos, tepms, livestock and all other personal property, without removal, giving you all the time you may need and letting you repy us in weekly, monthly, quarterly cr any kind of payments that suit you best. We also guarantee to loan yon money 25 per cent, or onefourth cheaper than any similar concern In the city, thereby saving you from $5 to 110 on every loan. Is this worth your while? Then Investigate and see what it means. Strictly Confidential Eedlnsiea Loam Co. Phone 1341 Third Floor 49-41 Colonial Eldg. Richmond, Indiana.

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