Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 29, 8 December 1910 — Page 10

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THE RICHJIOND PALLADIUM AXD SUX-TELEGEAJi, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1910.

HEAVY DEMAND FOR RED CROSS SEALS

Thirty Thousand Sent to Richmond Total sales in State to Be $10,000.

'Palladium Lpeclal) IndlanajioIU, Ind., Ic. 8. Tlie American Red Crona i Bending from Its headquarters at Washington report to Its Chrlxtmatf Heal agents that the United Stat la ablaze with enthusiasm over tho llttlo holiday stickers, and that the printers of the seals are hurled under orders for 70.000,000 of t:iem. Tho total orders seat In for seals Iatt year was for M.OOO.riOO, and the indications are that for this season they will reach 100,000,000. - The Red Crows Christmas seal bureau at Indianapolis has sent 1,000,000 seals to Its selling committees and other agents over Indiana, tho shipments up to this time being about 200,000 more than for the same period last year. Reports to tho bureau from over Indiana are that the demand la running heavy everywhere. The seals are on ealo In nearly 400 cities and towns of this state, and In about 75 county seats. The campaign Is In charge of a club In tho Indiana Federation of clubs. Indianapolis Is leading all the cities In the demand for the seals, about 2.0,000 have been distributed over the city by the Red Cross bureau, and the Flower MlsBlon has taken about 223,000 of the city's totay. A vigorous campaign Is under way at Terre Haute directed by the society for organizing charity, and its ordera to the Indianapolls bureau reach 100,000 seals. Fort Wayne has taken 40.000; Richmond, 20,000; Iaporte. 30,000; Anderson, 27.000; Connersvllle and Kvansville, 15.000 each; New Castle, 7,500. A large number of cities have ordered 10,000 each. The second and third orders to the Indianapolis bureau are running so heavy that additional supplies of 500,000 seals have been ordered from the printers, making the total sent In by the bureau this season 1,500,000. Another phase o ftbe Christmas seal campaign Is reaching the Red Cross bureau, In reports from the colonies of fresh air cottages which have been established Jn various cities with the Another phase of the Christmas seal of last year. In these colonies victims of tuberculosis are fighting for life and a return of health. The cottages are largely made up of doors and windows, thrown open day and night, where tho patients may take the freish air treatment. During the coldest nights tho patients are bravely withstanding the wintry winds, some of porches of the cottages. All of the money raised through the Bales of Christmas seals goes toward fighting the white plague In Indiana, the distribution of the money being through u Red Cross committee at Indianapolis, composed of Noble C. Butler, clerk r the IT. S. Court; Rowland Evans, reiorter for that court, and James V. Lilly, a hardware merchant. Last year the Indiana sale of Christmas seals amounted to $7,800, while the present outlook Is that it will go well over $10,000 before Christmas day.

PLACING ORDERS NOW.

Many teachers who have decided to make a Christmas jrff t of wholesome candy to their scholars are placing orders now with for our special teachers' boxes at 10c each. Greek Candy Store. 8-2t

(DHnriotxnmao TUsralhiroll&o ETor Er&c&ioo

How Long Are You Go- Z ing to Continue Coughing and Weakening X Your System? t

TO SEE

CORONATION

Little

ml ot li. lira Von aa Makr it 11a ot l.axntlve 1'nraflv On 3 a ttyrna t tbraalr. The only way to rur a chronic or ki uI Void on the lung Fore throat, tronhf t 1h, fir.. it to ot a ni-ll Ino which will at owe relieve tlm fvr Hnd .-on-KfKtlon roHiioniflble for the touch iwhirh Is only a symptom of infktmut Ion ) and then pro fi-d lo rtor the hlood umi nimhrarifM to a lit-altliy atat.-. A lire lxntlv, iiirittiv rough yrni. which will tlHigr'it any oni who trlr- It. can b- mad at home c heaply. It bent ordinary ouar'i ayi iiMH a hundred to out', liHmiK It clue. not xlclten or on.Ht ipatc. (ihtuln of your drutrtrii't. or liava him or.lr from the wholehhUt. S'.tt omicM pusfiici' Mcn-tlo-lfiJCHii'. Krnply It into h pint loltl Tln'ii make a ayrup with a pint of grrunulatoi) nustar. Mild u half pint of hoiUriK water, put on Hr and It come to a boll. Thru -ool and fill tip pint bottle and yon will with the writer that It makes th liiKft. riiU kKt. active i-oukH ayrnp ;'tu have ever tried. And it not only relieves lut curea. Th loe In a tcHspoonful 8 t 1ft time ilHlly. or a required fllve lit! dre i l-t according tace.

Baroness Is Having Robes Made.

London. Dec 8. Probably one of

1 the most picturesque figures at the

coronation ceremonies next June will

! be the little Baroness Clifton, the

yOUngeol l-tCI ess Ul uicai uumiu

who will have the right to attend the

Although the little

X : great ceremony.

v ilarlv la tint nnilp ten Years old. ebc is

" .

having a coronation robe made tor

her on the lines of tho6e of the other peeresses. The little baroness succeeded to her title in 1J.00, after' the death of her

BUSINESS IN 7 DIXIE , .'" ! II I nan Object of Insurance Confab at Atlanta.

pany of Montgomery; Casualty company of

Southern Insurance company, and sev

eral others. .

the Equitable in his name as trustee. There were Atlanta; , the other sums advanced by the trustee

REPORT Oil ESTATE

Of the Late George T. Evans Has Been Filed.

at different Intervals until $5,192.36 had teen given to Ken worthy in excess of the amount "which his deceased mother left him. The trusteeship of the estate of Thomas Kenworthy will be conUnued. Mary Alice Wood receiving the appointment. The heirs of the estate of George T. Evans, according to the probate court report, made no effort to demand payment of

Edgar M. and Mary J. R. Evans, ex-;the advancement from his personal

American News Service) Atlant. Ga., Dec. S. Culminating a movement which had its inception at the convention cf insurance commissioners in Mobile two months ago, the executive heads of many of the

fleeding insurance companies of thelecutor and executrix respectively of, estate to Kenworthy. These ad

South met in conference here today tne estate of the late George T. Ev- j vancement were made by the decedto complete an organization for co-ians wno wag trustee of the estate of ent owing to his desire to see young operation and mutual protection. The Thomas K Kenworthy, under the will ! Kenworthy succeed in business. To e chief aim of the new organization wiK ;of tne VMe Mary E. Kenworthy, have ' decedent was an uncle of Kenworthy.

i. iu muuw me i.-une 01 ine coatn raade a report to the probate court to inve3t their.; money in Southern in which taey set forth the decedent

instead oi iortnero insurance

out with a shooting party.

com-1 Evans' administration of his trustee-

panies. It is alleged that the practice Uhir, The iate M, Evans received

father, the late Lord Darnley, who 'of the jeo:le in neglecting home en- from tne egtate of Mary E. Kenworthy

was the victim of an accident when ' Lf minions ot $2,786.90 which was to be held

... . . aoiiars or s-outnern capital being piac

ed in the treasuries of Northern

. i r f.fi I . i . rr hqulnff m 'j T-ri oil flirt ' .

2 .u -..., ...vv. jsurance companies. ; ey in a farm for Kenworthy. which he t ,heiress of the Barony of Clifton, was; About forty companies were repre-: did, and as the farm cost more than -j raised to tho peerage with the title of tented at the conference here today.jthe estate inherited by . Kenworthy,

isaroii tJiiitou in iwi. inougn bud- Anions inem were t.ne soutaern istates ; the trustee supplied . the

-'fequently treated Earl or X the owner of the title has

i trust for Thomas E. Kenworthy. The

n"i trustee determined to invest the mon-

supplied . the difference

, A Sunderland (England) town councillor who referred to the North Sea as the 'German Oceon" at a meeting of the council, was promptly and noisily called to order by all his fellow members. !

.For the steering gear of aeroplanes a - flexible vwire has been Invented which consists of six strands of seven wires . each with a center of cottoa cr'wlre. " " ' ' - ;

To make ' an atomizer a more con venient implement: to handle,' an Inventor has placed a rubber bulb In a depression: : in one side of the bottlo so that it can be operated with one hand. : v,

(CO AIL, I GREAT DIFFERENCE . I GUARANTEE MINE. THE BEST C. S. FARN HI A.IVI

uarnie. ; i. ie insurance company or Atlanta; iand vested the title of the real estate riage held his, the National Life and Accident lu-'l

"Why not forbid marriage to any one whose income is less than $500 a year!" asks American. Medicine in a

;discusson of "Restrictions, on Mar-

WE HAVE THEM In Gut rare lead Silk with Sterling Silver handles for $9.50, $10.50 A $11. IN PEARL with gold filled trimmings for $7.00, $10.00, $13.00. IN NATURAL WOOD Handles, gold or silver trimmed, for $4.25. $7.00, $7.75. $8.00, $9.00, $6.7$. FOR GENTS In natural wood, they run, $3.50, $4.25, $5.00. $5.50 IN HORN AND PEARL with silver and gold filled trimmings, we have them for $6.50, $7.00, $7.75. $8.00. $330. ALSO A NICE LINE of natural wood crook CANES for the old gentleman at $1.00 each; and light cants for the young man at $3.00, $340 and $730 each. Call and sea tho line.

4,'M"S"4',fr',& j seat in the house of lords by the old- surance company of Nashville;the in-!

er title, which, having come through , terstate Fire , insurance company of a woman, descends in the female Birmingham: the Southern Mutual line. The late Lord Darnley having i Aid association of Birmingham; the

no son, nis intani aaugnicr became ; izoama fiaeiity ana casualty com

Baroness Clifton.

v Machinists Prosperous. ' The latest semiannual report of the International Association of Machinists shows the receipt from nil Kourcs for six months to Ik J11, 111.02 and Hie expenditures $17(1.423.12. The organization bn $04.T3S.7r Invested in government and other bonds.

Only One "BROMO QUININE," that is STf J9 ILaxative Bromo Quinine ltJf Cures a Cold in One Day, Cripln 2 DaysUX

box. 25c

HALL'S - THIS WEEK New Fur Caps New Hats ' New Gents' Furnishings 914 MAIN ST.

Los Angelas a Union Town. There are now ninety-two labor un ions lu Los Angeles. Cat., all boused in the seven story labor temple -recently dedicated. In 1887 there were onhtwo labor organizations lu that city, tho Typographical and Carpenters' up.

Breakfast Food

A 15? box makes 50 delicious breakfasts.

TWELVE USED UPRIGHT PIANOS

Only 15 days left to select your piano. We suggest that you call now If you want to get a bargain in a used piano. We have twelve uprights that have been taken In exchange and are In first class condition, and we know they will not be on our floors long at the price we are offering them. A small cash payment will send one to your home for Xmas. Free stool and scarf. STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS. Stamp, Piano'. Co. 10th and Main St. Phone 1646.

JUST TO REMIND YOU Our Holiday Line is most complete and attractive. We mention a few items to remind you of the line we carry. Our goods are all the best values you can buy at their respective prices. Manicure Sets, $1.00 to $7.00; Comb and Brush Sets. 75c to $4.50; Toilet Sets, large assortment; Toilet and Manicure Sets; Traveling Cases; Mirrors, 50c to $3.50; Fancy Perfumes and Toilet Waters; Holiday Stationery, a large assortment; Fancy Box Candy, including "Ligget's"; Shaving Mirrors and Shaving Sets; Shaving Brushes, 25c to $2.C0; Safety, Razors, $1.00 to $6.00; Regular Razors, fancy handles, guaranteed; Military Brushes, $1.00 to $4.00; Military Brush Sets, 4 pieces; Smokers' Stands and Sets; Pipes, Briars and Meerschaums. Cigars Regular quality goods. The kinds we handle the year 'round, in boxes from 50c to $4.50. Men's Combination Card Case and Pass Books, a fine present, from 75c to $4.00. Don't forget the Gilette Razor, silver plated, $5.00, gold plated, $6.00; also the travelers' combination case. ADAMS DRUG STORE

MdPlMay fir ffew From our Busiest Department. We are glad to announce that we can favor our customers with a GRAND CHRISTMAS FUR OPENING Display and SALE FOR FRIDA (IE DAY ONLYby one of New York's leading furriers, giving all Fur Buyers and Prospective Fur Buyers the opportunity of SELECTING and CHOOSING CHRISTMAS FURS FROM AN UNSURPASSING FUR SHOWING, coupled with our own splendid stock, offers a remarkable chance for those wanting Fine Furs at Christmas savings. 'TWILL BE A PURCHASING OPPORTUNITY OF FINE FURS and MODERATE PRICE FURS, QUITE OUT. OF THE ORDINARY, for Ladies, Misses and Little Tots, either Coats, Neck Pieces or Muffs. Come! 'Twill be worth while!

See the Mink Sets selling up to . Black Lynx Sets selling. up to'.. Silver Fox Sets selling up to ..'.. Pointed Fox Sets Jap Mink Sets .;. . . . Natural Raccoon Sets up to . .. Australian Oppossum Sets up to

.$225.00 Set $125.00 Set ..$85.00 Set ..$90.00 Set ..$45.00 Set . .$60.00 Set . .$65.00 Set

Fisher Raccoon Sets up to .......... $75.00 Set Russian Pony Coats .$40.00 to $100.00 Near Seal Coats up to ......... i .......... . .$200.00 Marmot Coats up to $100.00 Sable Squirrel Coats up to ...... . . . . . . . . . . .$250.00 Mink Coats up to ..... V, ... . . V. . . . ... . . . . .$200.00 Fur Trimmed Coats, all prices.

This remarkable. showing should crowd our Garment Section Friday from morn

6th and Main

"The Rexall Store"

till night. Twill be a memorable event for

CBurMnmias Fnair

Think of choosing from an assortment where most anything in Furs are shown. It will be a pleasure, buying and selecting Furs,' Friday. Substantial savings are promised in all Fun.

LEE TJo MLJSJBMJM THE HOME OF WOOLTEX

TJ"" "5"' " It,"

These are not the kind of slippers that look well when they are bought and then soon lose their shape and looks after they are worn only a short time. Our slippers are as good as we can uy. They will give satisfaction. Ladies slippers and nullifters from 93c upward. Men's slippers from Si to $2.50 with the greatest assortment at $1.50.

We just got in a new shipment of Suede Shoes this morning. Made on the popular short vamp, high heel last with 13 Milo buttons. Good wearing, good appearing suede leather in them. Strictly a high grade shoe. Selling at $4.00. A pair of these would make any lady the finest kind of a present.

Dm) 3 In) 724 C7oin Ot.

JEWELER 810 MAIN STREET