Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 80, 28 January 1911 — Page 7

THE RiCTOIOD PALLADIA AND SUN-TELEGRAM, "SATURDAY, JAXUARV 2S;191J

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i Branch Offices Branch offices are located In every part of the city and county towns. ..'. ...... r . Leave your want ad with the one nearest you. Rates are the same.

Your Con- , veniience LIST OP AGENCIES Branch offices are located In' every part of tbe city. Leave. your WANT ADS with the one nearest you. The rates are tb same and yoj will save a trip to the mala of rice. V SOUTH O MAIN . Bruenlng & flckborn, 13tb and S. E. A. W. Blickwedel. Stb and 6outb F. Henry Rotbext 6th and Boutb H. NORTH OP MAIN Qulgley Drug Store. S21 North E. CbiMi A 6o0. 18th and North C. . Wb. Hieger. 14tb and North G. John J. ceti, 10th and North H. 'central Qulgley Drug Store, 4th and Mala WEST RICHMOND . John rosier, Richmond Ave. and North Win First St. , . Geo. H. Sbofer. 4rd ant W. Mala. FAIR VIEW ' w. H. Schneider, 1093 Sheridan. ' f . RATES One' cent per word 7 day for tbe price of 5 day. We" charge advertisements sent -in by. phono and collect after Ita Insertion. ; WANTED WANTED Place,' on farm by married man. experienced. Small family. Address 834 S. TV. 2nd street. SS-2t LA pi tip-Earn good" pay copying ad- ' ureases, etc., in spare time. Partieulars for at nap. C. H. Roman, Dept. C 416. Chicago 29-lt LIVE ABEK'Tg ASP BECISTNErsSell beat guaranteed hosiery. Large profits. flO dally easily made. In lernatleasl Mills, 303S Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. Pa. . 2S-H MtiiN Learn Automobile buaines Ve teach you at home. Get you $!5.000 weekly Job. 110 00 weekly while learning. Rochester Auto School. 22.. Rochester. N.tY. 5Mt STAMPING MM2-NeW Patterns. . Mra. Harry Bullerdlck. 47 North 6th S7-3t

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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND. Cambridge City, Ind.. Jan. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin have 'returned, fpno Mendola, Illinois, where they attaaided the funeral of - tbe latter's unqle. Patrick Hart.' " Misa Lena Luddlngton Is taking tbe place-a cashier in the' Marion Department store, while Miss Laura Straub la not working. . ( Mr, and Mrs. Kirn . Wertt, George BrtndUnger and Miss Bertba Cosgrove weri among tbe number of Cambridge City people, in Richmond. Tuesday evening to see "Madame Sherry." Mrs. Martha Spitler. of Richmond, la tha guest uf .Mrs. Margaret LightBr. " ' The Misses Nellie Dennis of New Castle, and Misa Ruth Byrkett will he employed as apprentice girls with the Fallfe Sisters. 'the coming season

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the "week. ' ' Mrs. Ben Griffin wae given a pleasant 'surprise on the occasion of her fifty-sixth. birthday in tbe way or a family dinner, which, waa planned by her children. Tbe guests were Mr. and. firs. Frank Tingle. Paul Tingle, and Miss Alice Crosser, of Connersvllle, Mr. end Mrs. Joe Moore and daughter. Dorothy. II. P. Beard and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grif fin. She alab received eighty-three post tarda from numerous friends and relatives. ' "' O. C. Ptaacane. Traveler and correepoodlng agent for the La Voce. Del Fopctlo..an Italian morning' newspaper of Philadelphia, has been 'in ' Cam bridge City, this week, the guest of Tony Baccarl. manager of the Italian Commfsarr. From this city he went to.Olrag'o. . ' , J. JL Wharton went to Muncie Wednesday to consult a specialist of nervous diseases. D. H. Beatty has returtfed to Thila. delphla after some time rnt in Cambridge Citr. as time keeper on the con struction work. During the year spent In Cambridge City, Mr. Beatty made a number, of acquaintances. Tha Dorcaa society will-hold a market in Mrs. Prttchard's millinery room Saturday afternoon. - IIAGERSTOWN, IND. nggarstown. Ind. Jan. 28. lnvjta. Uons are out for a miscellaneous shower for Miss Hate! Yoke who win . be married soon to Mr. Lawrence Kinehart. The shower will be given at the homo of Miss Beio Strickler east of town. Mr. and Mra. Oliver Brown returned Thursday morning from a five weeks vtalt la-Ohio. Mra. Will Hindman of New Castle pent Thursday with Mra. B- F. Maon. A large number of - persona from this vicinity attended Aha convention of .the German Baptist insurance enm7i Ricluaoad Thursday. .

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WANTED A woman. to do washing tor family or two. Can phone 2411. $3.00 TO 16.00 DAtCV " Introducing MAJPO.'Easy work. Orders repeat Good goods. 'Write today for book and particulars.' National Coffee and Ta Co.. Cincinnati. O. 29-it WANfinCv-Carpenter , wort or odd jobs. Rates reasonable. Address J.'W.. carp of Palladium. 27-2t XVSTEIPsiuon as trucking in fuctory or automobile work. Address O. II. Booker, General Delivcry. . : 27-2t WANTED Everybody suffering' from piles or any form of rectal ailments go to. Qulgley Drug Stores for 6. W. Tsrney's Postive Pile Cure. Best on earth - - - 27-7t WaS'ITSD kelp lor general house work. Call 27 . South Sth. Phone 1836. , : . 117t WAK'TBl--Firt class "band sawyer. None but experienced band needed. Apply at Brookvill "Furniture Co., Brookviile, Ind. - 26-2t WANTED Second haid one-horse wagon. Telephone 1913. 25-7t VANfED Partner in manufacturing business. Bears closest Investigatlon. - Opportunity seldom offered. For particulars see W. J. Hiatt. 7 N. 9th street. - 25-tf CfVE MAN or woman wanted for work at home paying $2.00 to $3.00 per day, with opportunity to advance. Spare time can be used. Work not difficult and requires no experience. Universal House, 352 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. . ' Ua 24 tues-thurs-sun-12t WANTKI To repair your baby cabs, furniture, bicycles and all kinds of. repair work. We also do picture frsmlbc Brown 4s Darnell. 1022 Mala. Phone 193S. 18-U WAKTeI Charles t.' Shldeler." Keal Estate, Flrtr Insurance, Loans, Ren tans. Notary Public. 913 Main St. Pbone 1814. ' 15-U WANTED-You to go to Murray BllUaxd narlora for recreatica. "12-tf HAIR DRES8ING shampooing, manicuring. Bring your combings and let me make you switches and puffs for Christmas. Misa Steward, 18 S. 6th street. Phone 1372. ?-tf WANTED Piano pupils by a former student of the music department at Eariham College. Terms reasonable. Phone 1874 or call at 1417 North C itreet.' ' 5-tf Little Leona Wheeler spent Wednesday the guest of ' her great grandmother, Mrs. Harriet Thornburg. . , . Misa Irene 'Addlngton returned this week. from, a ten days visit with her grand parents Mr-and Mrs. Ell Evans, residing near Richmond. ... Mrs. Mahala Huffman entertained at dinner Wednesday Mr.- and Mrs. Roe Sherry. . Mrs. Elw eod Law son of New Castle came Wednesday to' spend a few days 'with her mother Mrs. Anna lulling. . , Master Charles 'R'eplogle has . been spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Pierce. The Progressive club had a very pleasant meetlpg Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. T. HunT The program in full was. not carried out. but others substituted for those who were on tbe program and not able to atcracking nuts in which were, concealed some amusing joke or incident to be read before the club, followed by a lunch of pimento sandwiches,- fruit pudding and coffee served by the hostess. The guests of honor were Mrs. C. T. Knapp, "Mrs. Raymond KasMvMlsa Katberine Gohring. Miss Anna Dllling and Miss Sara Bell. The next meeting wlii bo on February S, with Mrs. Albert Jones. Mr. and Mrs. L. M- Pierce started Thursday morning for- Florida where they will spend some time. Their son Mr. Claude Pierce Is located there. Among those from' a distance who attended the -funeral services of Miss Ruby Replogle were Mr. and Mrs. James Clark of Centerrille. JJr. and Mrs. Jlosa Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith. Mrs. Jennie Hstfleld, Mrs. Lute Hatfield of Greensfork. and Mr. and Mrs. Will Fox of New Castle. Mr. and Mri. John M. Lo&tz and Mr. Harry Lontj of Richmond were luwts. Thursday . of ' Mrg. Margaret Lont and Mr. and Mra. W. H. Porter. . NEW PARIS, OHIO. New parts. O., Jan." 2S. Edwin Mid daugh sports a brand new team of draft horses purchased from Charles Dagler. They are greya quite heavy and well matched and make a bandsome as well as a costly team. Mrs. Florence- Doloff -of 'Richmond spent Wednesday with her mother. Mrs. Cox. Henry Wehrley has been promoted to the general managership. of the Liberty Light. Heat and Power company and will move from .College Cor ner to Liberty. Ind. Hia frienda here are pleased, to learn of hU success He takes the place of Mr. San ford. Mis Helen Sawyer Is recovering nicely at Reid Memorial hospital and will be brought here next week. I 1 St. John' Catholic. First Sundsy of each month morn ing aervlce at 7: 80. .Third Sunday of

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want ap,;i: LETTEl Cil-T The following are replies to Palladium Want. Ads. received at this office. Advertisers will' confer a great favor by calling for mail tin -answer, to their ada. Mail at tbia -office up to 13 noon today as follows: Modern .. ..-1 Permanent .. 1 Md .. ..,., ..1 "16'' ... ... 1 Moving picture 1 ' Widow'.. IV ..5 Wardrobe ... 1 A. F. T. .. 1 W. 11. .. .. ... Modern 3 Mail will be kept tor s aay onlyAll mall sot called for within that time will be cast outWANTED Pin boys; must be sixteen. City .Bowling Alley, 23-tf WAITED If you lwani 'money la place of your city property or farm, go right to Porterfield's . Real - Estate office. Kelley Block. Sth and Main. .. : 1S FOR SALE FOR SALE Quick. Brick t house, modern. , i block of Main. Central. Something good. Porterfield. .KellyBlock. . 28-"t FARM LANDS Biggest 'bargain in Texas. 6,000 acres Panhandle land, 99 tUlable. Good location. Plenty sunshine and rain. Adjoining land selling for double my price. Easy terms. Big profits in sub-dividing. Good reason for selling. Owner, Box 5S3; Waterloo, Iowa. 28-lt FOR.' BALE S. . C. W. Leghorn coct rels. Young and Wyeoff Strains $1.50 each. Eggs in season. C. C. Saxton. R. 4. Richmond. - 25-14t Fdfc " SALE Modern two flat bouse at 313 North 9th. Good Investment ' for home and rental. Call Saturday or In evenlna after 5 p. m. : 28-lt FOft'sALE-Barred Rock Cockrelg. ' 2S North 16th. ' ' 28 2t Ft5ft" SALE $200 Victrola cheap if "sold quick. Good as newi Address "V" cara Palladium. 3,7-2t FOR SALE White Wyandottes. cocK eral and pullets. Frank L. W'aidele, 711 South West A. Phone 405?. . jan 27-8-9 F6fil SALL Grocery stock. Address "G" care Palladium. 27-7t each jnonth Cbristiaja doctrine -at 9 a.' m. Services at 10 a. m. Presbyterian. Saturday, choir practice 7;p.'nx: Sunday, Sunday school 9:15 a. m-; preaching; 10:30 a. m.; Junior C. E. 3:30 p. m. Teachera training class at 6:15 p. m.; preaching 7 p. m. Gospel meetings' &oon, announcement Sunday. Rev. Grauser of Lew lsburg waa here the first of the w eek. .Mrs. Benson of West. Alexandria lias been visiting at the home . of Michael Reid the' past few", days.' j . . .. Henry Middaugh has gone south to Florida for bis winter's vacation. Mrs. Dr. Harris has been called to Zanesvllle; on account of the sudden illness of her mother of that place. Mrs. Walley an'd son, Frank left Wednesday night for North Washing ton. Pa., called thereby, an accident which -befell their son .and brother's little girl, who is in a hospital for treatment. Arthur Walley lives at Walley's Springs on Silver creek .near Bruin, where he operates a milt Last Friday Evelyn, his five year old daughter was caught in the belt and drawn into' the machinery and-horrt My crushed. The child was rushed to the hospital and it is believed that despite her terrible hurts ber life may be 'saved. The Walley's visited his parents here last summer.FOUNTAIN CITY. IND. Fountain Cifcy, lad., Jan. 2S. The M. E. quarterly meeting will be- he'.d this Saturday and Sunday. The meeting will be conducted by Rev. Gills of Richmond- - " t Rev. George Hartley and wife and Mr. James Townsend and wife, spent a day this week with Mr. Ellwood Dav-. enport and wife, living northwest -of Chester. Rev. George Hartley will preach, at tho Friends church at Cohcorn next Sunday. Jan. 29.'- . . Mrs. Frank Cranor is slowly recovering from a serious attack of pneumonia. Mrs. Melissa Pierce is spending a few days fa Richmond with her sister Mrs. Perry Clark, w ho is in feeble health. GREENSFORK, IND. -v Greensfork. Ind.. Jan. . 28. The Freshman basketball team of Earl ham college met the . Greensfork team in Klenzel's hall Friday evening. L. T. Bell of Flora, Indiana is spending a few days here. - - A. B. Carter Is spending the week rn Indianapolis. .Mrs. Charles Smith has been spending a few days with relatives at Hagerstown. Mr. and Mrs William Boyd have returned from a few day' visit with 'Mr. and Mra. Florence Snyder in Indianapolis. Miss Maggie Ragan has been the guest of relatives la Richmond. Mrs. Frank Bausman has returned to her home In Dayton after spending three weeks with relatives here. Miss Lucile Jones; has returned from a week's visit with relatives tn Indlanapolia. '

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KNOWN VALUES ftmiJuHERS cxAFsrnxD AtrvxaTiBI2.S AeOCIATIO.V.AFEHa WE ABB MSMASBS Paper ia all parts of the States . aad Canada. Tour waatt aupalied nrbere an tins by tha ket oadiaau i tbe country. Get oar rcmbnhip liata Check, paper en waat. ir do the xect. Whether CUaai&ed Ad-ertUfor Aaee-U FOR SALE Eggs from - - - White Orphington prize . winners; also . ; cockerels. -Earl .ilathefs. Spring GrOve, Richmond 25 e o d-3t FOR SALE Farms from S to 200 acres; City property, commission 1 Ter cent. aKufman, over S2S Main . Phone 2394. 26-tf FOR SALE Eight-room - brick hou&e x centrally located. Price rea&onablP. Addrets A. F. T.. care Palladium. 25-4t FOR SALE Good t eel tire buggy with storm front for $12.00. Newburn'e shop, 4th and North A. 26-tf FOR SALE tf-room house. Inquire 313 North 17.- Phone 2657. . 26-7t FOR SALE Six room house, bath, furr nace, electric lights. Owner leaving city. Price reasonable. Call at property. 107 Kinsey street.- 23-7t FOR SALE Soda fountain, cheap. Thistlethwaite, 415 North Sth street. 25-7t FOR SALE Violin, 117 N. 6th. Phone 2262. - 24-14t FOR SALE Good i size violin. Call 203 North 8th street, or phone 2301. - 25-tf FOR 8ALE White rock barred rock and Rhode' Island Red Roosters. Phone 4033. 24-7t FOR SALE Six room cottage. Call phone 3751, between 7 a. m. and 5 p. m. 23-7t FOR SALE Clover ay. Phone 5143C. 22-7t FOR SALE or trade for Richmond property, two modern houses In fine location In Indlanapolia, very atr tractive.. Addreaa P. a box 67, Rich mond, Indiana. JlyS-tf FOR SALE Wood. Call 5105-D. 21-10t FOR. SALE Two seated, steel tired surrey In 'good condition, a Call at 153 Richmond ave. or Phone 3276. - - 29-tf FOR SALE Duroo brood sows, Farrow .February and March-. Papers furnished. Phone 5144C. Commons, Webster.' -.-.,' FOR SALE Farms and city property, $500 to loan, good house for rent. Commission one per cent. . Kaufman1, over- 828 Main. . 15-tf FOR SALE l-in block wood delivered any part of the city. Phone 4105. Mr. Jameson of Richmond, has" been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Charles Bennett .-.:.;. r - v Mrs. Ellen For, Mrs.' Reece Miller, Mrs. Lute Hatfield. Mrs, Jennie Hat field, Mrs.- Chas. Smith "and John Fox attended the" funeral services of Mrs Ruby Replogle at Hagerstown Thurs day. '". ;V Mr?. Charles Howard of New Castle spent Thursday with friends here. The directors' of the Greensfork Co operative Telephone Co., held their monthly meeting Thursday. Mrs. Banjamin Rogers of Clarks Wi'.l Indiana, is the guest of' her mother, Mrs. Foster and family. C O. Hammond, of Indianapolis, is spending the week with Charles -Retz and family. Mrs. Alva Cook has returned from a week's visit with relatives at Hagerstown. Mr. and Mrs. Will Roller spent Friday in Richmond. Trees and Wind. . The effect of. wind upon trees is powerful. Even the presence or absence of forests may be determined by. the - character of the prevailing wind or tbe conditions that modify it. Tbe wind acts as a drying agent, giving a special aspect to many plants. When it is almost always from the same quarter the plants show greater development upon one side. Tree1 are smaller on the windward edges of forests, and trunks and branches are bent to leeward. The deformations are most marked near the sea or In flat regions. The cherry, plum, walnut, black poplar, ash and certain pines are very sensitive to the wind, but mountain pines and certain firs offer great powers of resistance, and these are recommended for reforesting wind swept lands. - His Way of Getting Even. - "Ton know that fellow, Jim McGro--arty. the lad that's always comln' up an' thumpin ye on th' chest and yellin' 'How aer yeT T I know him. ru bet he's smashed twinty cigars for me some o thim clear Havannys but 111 get even with him now." "How will ye do it?" Til tell ye. Jim always bits me over the vest pocket where I carry me cigars. Hell hit me there Just once more. There's no cigar In me vest pocket this mornin. Instead .of it there's a stick of dynamite, d'ye mindr Cleveland Plain Dealer. A Matter ef Business. "I cannot understand, sir. why yon permti your daughter to sue me for breach of promise. Ton remember that yon were bitterly opposed to our engagement because I wasn't good enough for her and would disgrace the family." "Young man, that was sentiment; this is business.'' - - - ' Afflictions. Before an affliction Is digested consolation comes too soon, and after It Is digested it comes too late, but there Is i mark. between these two as-fine almost as a hair for a comforter to take aim -at Sterne.

FOR SALE Small, well Improved, suburban premises; well fruited, good house and barn;. other outbuildings-. - an ideal little home for the retired farmer, or city man seeking a suburban home. Price $4.00SJ, Apply to The J. E. .M. Agency, over '6 North Seventh street. eept 1-tf

SEE MORGAN V for Real Estate in 'all Its phases and local Information office. Sth and North E Sta. - 16-tf FOR RENT FOR RENT House. Call 603 S. 12th street or pbone 26S9. 2S-7t FOR RENT 5-roonr cottage on Boyer street. Inquire at 1114 Shertdan street. - ' . 28-lt FOR RENT Five room flat ' modem, heat-46 South 11th street. 2S-tf FOR RENT Modern , rooms private family, with or . without board. Central, reasonable. X. Y. Z., Palladium. - - - 28-2t tOK RENTPurnlshed room, suitable for Gent, 227 North' lQth. . . 27-3t FOR RENT Modem 6 room" house with bath. 117 N. W.-3rd. Telephone Long Bros.. 2299. ;'. 27-2t FOR RENT Good fall pasture. Phone 1812. Call 611 Main. ' 26-tf FOR RENT 2 .rooms furnished for light housekeeping, with light, heat and bath, 131 Richmond avenue. 12-t FOR RENT Furmsued room, central, modern for gentleman, cheap if permanent. Address Permanent, care Pall. 30-tf BUSINESS CLASSIFIED STORAGE. . Don't forget Atkinson and his fireproof building when you - want to store furniture. Fhonj 1945. . 4th and Main street. JunelS-tf LOST. LOST Ladies' Gold ring, with single opal setting. Return to PalladiumReward. 27-3t LOST Leather purse with $2 bill and small change and set ring. Leave ' Palladium office' 27-3t LOST Signet ring engraved with letted "I" on South 14th or Main. Return to Ross Drug Btore. . 27-2t o Good Form w ' P Hostesses at dinner must put guests of honor at the right of themselves and the hosts even if tbe usual -sitting places are changed to suit the occasion. When a married woman entertains at dinner she puts at her right the husband of the woman whom they so wish to honor," and the wife must be at the right of tbe host To place tbe guests of honor in any other position is to deprive them entirely- of tbe distinction intended. With a round table the matter -of seating guests becomes simple, for there Is' no bead and no foot, and the desired position arranges Itself without change. . Frequently tbe hostess does not have a seat directly opposite to the host, but in a circle this is not conspicuous. With an oval or square table and eight guests tbe arrangement becomes complicated. Three persons on a side means that the hostess must abandon ber usual place or she will have two women together and two men, than which nothing could show greater ignorance. - There is nothing for the hostess then to do but to change her position, leaving her husband In that which he always occupies. ' The woman guest of honor then goes at his right and. if possible, the busband is put at the right of tbe hostess on the side of tbe table. When all the guests are . married couples even the husband of the honor guest cannot be at the hostess' right, though she has abandoned her regular seat An English Custom. The very sensible English custom of mentioning tbe - date of departure .In writing invitations for visits - has become almost' universal in this country, tbe exception being In the homesteads south of Mason and 1 Dixon's line. There a friend or relation Is asked to come and stay as long as convenient and the stay .sometimes stretches over months or years.- There are always relations who are disposed to overlook any little discomfort that such a visit brings as well as -the positive' inconvenience they may be causing their hosts, and such is tbe courtesy of the people of this part of the country that the visit only ends at tbe visitor's will. Instance coukl even be given in which the visits of poor relations or friend have lasted tbe rest of their lives, the greatest courtesy and consideration being shown to them by host and hostess even where they became helpless invalid.' The irrigation projects of this ccub; try have" called for the erection, t the five largest dams in the world. -

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LOST Gold watch with name J. S Wolf engraved on inside watch Call Phone 2701. Reward. 26 5t FOR SALE REAL ESTATE - FOR S3AL..E - - Richmond property a specialty. Port erfield, Kelly Blk.. hth and - -Main. " ; 1 " ' sept3-tt DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ' . EOR ' SALE . Eleven room house, ; frame, 'with stone foundation and lslato roof; mod ern. attractive in deslgu, wide veran das, spacious grounds beautifully shad ed, fine view overlooking campus of Earlham college, on street now. under contract for improvement at township expanse as a boulevard. The proper ty is in good condition and unencum bered. , Owner - a non-resident. This" is 'an opportunity to secure an elegant,' commodious and '. comfortable home' in a good location' at a, decided bargain. For .full particulars apply to DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY ! ' wed-sat-4wks FOR SALE Six room .house with bath, furnace and , electrio . light. f 2.300.00. hone 1528. . .' 17-tf MISCELLANEOUS FIRE-INSURANCE and insurance of all kinds. Loins. Rentals. Notary Public and Real Estate. Cbas. D. Shideler, 913 Main. Phone 1814. 15tf PATENTS' . procured, also sold on commission. . Positively no advance fee. Patent exchange. Jenifer Build ing, Washington, D. G. may22-tf YOUR SALE If you haven't engaged1 your auctioneer, better call or write Col. A. N. Weldy at Economy. Ind Terms right 1 Plenty of open dates ... 22.7t FINE HORSES Like people. ' die. Therefore. 4f you have any valuable ones. Insure then against death from any cause. For particulars call on or 'phone Dougan ft Co., Room 1, I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phone 1330. 15-tt In genera! and electrical engineer' lng factories -in -the United Kingdom over sixteen thousand women are em. plowed. - .. . - ' - t t.'f t. WAS SENT TO JAIL FOR PETIT LARCENY Joseph Murray was fined . $5 and costs and given 5 days in county jail, by the mayor yesterday on a charge of petit larceny. Murray is alleged to have stolen a pair of gold rimmedglasses from Frank Darling. Jack McGreevy was sentenced to sixty days in jail for drunk. He had been con victed several ? times in the past Frank L. Hartman was fined $1 and costs for the same offense. 8882 AN ATTRACTIVE UNDERGARMENT Ladies' Chemise with round or square neck edge. Many women prefer - a comfortable chemise- fo other similar undergarments that are more close fitting. The design here shown is suitable for lawn, - cross-bar muslin, nainsook, or dimity and may be prettily finished -with beading, edging or embroidery. - The Pattern is cut in- 3 sizes: Small. Medium and Large. It requires Zi yards of 36 inch material with 5 yards of ribbon and AM yards of beading for "the Medium 'size. A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10c tn silver or stamps. - - (Fill out Blanks In pencil and send to Pattern Dept. Richmond Palladium.) Name Address ; . ... ;;. .... .

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A Helpful Suggestion. I tried to get a chance to speak to you at church Sunday," said Mrs. Oldcastle, "but tbe crush was so great that I couldn't push through to where you were." ; "Yea. wasu . it, awful r .'replied .her hostess as sow flicked a bit of dust from the Gobelin tapestry; -Alli the common, folk in town seem to srant to crowd into our church -lately. It'a too bad they ain't satisfied to stay where they foelonjr.How did you like the sermon V 1 "Well,-: asa 1 sermon It was -fairly ' good,--bu.t-4 " dA.Cstl&h Dr.. Goodman would quit splitting bis infinitives. I try not to let it make me nervous, but I can't teeepvfrom being shocked every time be. does H f", M never. let them. kind of things bother me; Twit tbat'a where the Episi copals have" the advantage ot us. - Xt our preacher ."would wear a long robe he could split them' and you'd never notice lt"r?Chlcagp Record-Herald. H -" It Never Cemes Again. There are gains (or all eur Iosmsi - There are bairn tor all our pain. Bur when youth", the dreamt depmrta It take aomethlac. from eur hearts. And it never coma a sainWe are atconjer and are tatter v Under manhood's sterner rlm. Still we (mi that something sweet . ' Followed youth with flying feet And will never come agsla. Bomethlnr beauttful Is vanished. " And we tfh (or It in vain. We behold K everywhere, ... . On the earth ana In tn atr, " But It never come again. . . -JL K. Stoddard. It CeuleWt Hit Seek. v. ' man who doeant car fer senate went one , snowy night at a. friend's earnest solicitation to an amateur r cital at the home of a mutual acquaintance. The man, who didn't, like oiuslc waa not In a particularly happy ., frame, of mind when he. reached the ', house, and; he .waa evea lata happy when be left It Trudging home through the drifts covering the pavements ha spoke bis ' mind, dwelling with special emphasit. upon his opinion of the aeauatntanoe't ' daughter as a ocal aoldtoi ' ' Bt her voice nag bam excallenUy trained," defended tha friend. "Cher struck highC." . ' - j , "Oh, yes; sbe trock It all right,' muttered the man who doesn't like music, '-she struck It. poet tklsx!. That was the trouble. And it coaMLa't reUlbt."Phlladelpia Ttaaaa. He WM leini. . There used to be a sheriff .In a Oraen V Mountain county of Vermont who for forty years bad driven his prisonersmurderers, moonshiners and thieves.'through the woods in his buggy to the county Jail and yet who. had mover . carried a revolver nor used a, pair of ' handcuffs la his life. BM had a strong hand, n brave heart and a stutter. "Weren't you ever afraid T" some one asked him one day. "W-welLjijaow. once I w-wni t-t-tl-' -' ra'ble well skeert," he admitted slow ly. "I h-beard S-St P-Ferkjns, '.the b-barber, wur g-gone d-daft anV wus c-csrvin' pn-people up an' X c-calc'lated v it wus my" offlcial d-dooty to g-go an, arrest him. c So I w-went' d-down to ' S-Sl's slop sn' w-went In, in' B-Cl c-come at me.w-with a r-rtsor in each h-hand.' Ah' then I low I wus t-Mol-rable wllskeert:' ' - . v-hat did you dor "W-w-well,' said tho old sheriff, settting thoughtfully into the aand box beside the stove, "I wna s-ao a-s-skeart ; -that I t-t-took em a-away from klffl. Everybody's. , u . o" ...... Antleisetlen. Tho- new . maid . seemed emUontly satisfactory, bat the mistress of tho house thought -a few words of adyico f . would be Just as well. "And remember,"- she' concluded, "that I expect you to. be very reticent, sbout wbst you. bear when you are waiting at table.' . "Certainly, madam. : certatnly." re-. , piled the treasure. , But then her-faco lit tip with an innocent , curiosity, . "May I ssk, madam, if there will bo . much to be reticent about r Know the Man " . It was a bit naughty of Miss Farrar. the opera singer, to speak ef the race , of dukes as "not worth a damn.'' Tho .- incident says the . San Francisco- Ar-, gonaut, recalls a story which the late Frsnk. Moffatt used' to . tell. Moffatt one day chanced to. fail lh with Father -r . of Oakland, a priest widely popular for bis humor, and general keenness of mind as well as for his sympathies. - "What do you think. Frank",- asked the fath-er "of T' who had Just been nominated for a public office' "Wen, fatfier.", said Moffatt4, 'barring your reverend 'presence, 1 think: he is a blankety' blank-blank." . . "Softly, Frsnk; -softly Frank, said" the good father, raising his hands te protest5 "I can't; approve : your language, but I seeyotr-know the man." .... ' V ' r .; ; Hr Oastinatien. . A woman rlerk in a government of flee -who enjoys a arU earned repntsr tlon for wit very much disconcerted a? young attorney one day.' Khe ,an-, nounced that he wan shortly going on ; ber vacation, and the youthful cross examiner inqnired .the- lady's destlaa-, tkm. . "At Fishhook," was the reply. "Where. Is that? pursued the attarney. .-h . -"At the end, of the Mne," waa taw , smiling rejoinder.' , I In general and electrical engineertog factories in the United Kingdom over sixteen thousand women axo em-' ployed." -'"" Ctrcnn ,Co WZ? EL. G.-MlinXFS