Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 93, 22 February 1912 — Page 4
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THE HICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 22, 1912.
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Entered at Richmond, Indiana, poet office aa second class mall matter.
Now York Representatives Payne A Tonne. !- West Sid street, and 2tI West tlnd street. New York, N. Y. Chlaaso Representatives Payne at Younp;. 141'U Marquette Betiding. Chleaco, IIL
This Is My 55th Birthday
GENERAL BADEN-POWELL Oeneral BIr Robert S. 8. Baden-Pow-11. who la sow visiting1 the United States aa part of bis world tour wltb the object of solidifying th Boy Scout movement Into an International organisation, was born February 32. 1867. Altar completing hla education at Charterhouse bo onterod tb British army. In which bo waa later to win tb highest bonora and distinctions. In bis early career bo took part In tbo military expeditions and campaigns In India. Afghanistan. Matabeleland and AshanU. It was not until tb last Boer war. bowoTor, that bo attained world
wide fame by bis dfnoe of MateUng
against a six months' siege by the Boer forces. For this service he was
raised to the rank of major-general and later the grade of lieutenant-gen-oral. General Baden-Powell Is the father of the Boy Scout movement and has published several books and numerous artlelee upon scouting and other branches of warfare.
CONGRATULATIONS TO: Rt Rot. John P. Carroll, Roman Catbotte bishop of, Helena, Mont 48 jearg old today. Charles McLean Andrews, well kaowm historian and professor of his- , tory at Tale, 41 years old today.
. This Is the season of the year when Mothers feel Tory much concerned over the' frequent colds contracted by their children, and have abundant reason for it as every cold weakens the lungs, lowers the vitality and naves tbo way for. the more serious diseases that so often follow. Chamberlain's Oougb Remedy la famous for Its cures.
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sale by all dealers.
MASONIC CALENDAR Friday, Feb. tS. King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Called convocation. Work in Past Master de-
Ceanatletely Hypnotised. Tbo dentist bad not advertised himself as a "painless dentist,' says a writer In the Kansas Ctty Times, but he pulled a patient's tooth so quickly and dexterously that the man said: How do yon manage to extract wo saoa's teeth without their screaming! Tea doat give gaa always, of coarser f "But my office," the dentist replied. Is, ss yoa see, opposite a department store millinery display. Wbn th women get absorbed in looking at hats they're lnsenslbl to pain."
CUQIOUS BITS OF HISTORY TNI FINEST TOMB IN THE WORLD. i y A. W. MACY, The meet magnificent mause- ' levm In the world le at Agra, . India. It wae built by Em sorer Shah Jehan, in the aeventeenth century, In honor of hie favorite queen, it le built entirely of marble and brick, and le adorned Internally with exquisite meealoe of preeloue ' etenee. The total eeet wee more than $18000000. Twen-ty-twe thewesnd men, driven Ilka slaves, labored for aever teen year, through tropical raise and torrid summer heat, to erect thle marvelous tomb. Hundreds of them perished, but ethers took their places. The est was as great that the rev enuee were depleted, and the people roee In rebellion. The em aerrs sen usurped the throne, and during th last eeven years of hie life the emperor tasked out upon the splendid
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Since the recent notion of the Richmond High School authorities In doing away with high school fraternities there is one more thing which a great many people would like to see happen. That Is the spontaneous action of tbo girls In tbo high school toward a 'simpler way of dressing. Indianapolis Is seeing this go into effect at Shortrldgo High School. The announcement of the lntenttlon of the girls of Sbortrldge High School to put the ban on peek-a-boo waists, cheap Jewelry and high- heeled shoes may not appear at Irst sight a very important or serious thing. But If they carry It through it Is likely to accomplish very much for health and decency in Indianapolis. The present tendency of a good many girls in Indianapolis seems to be to try to be and look older and more sophisticated than tbeir mothers. And this tendency may be one of the many reasons why a great many mothers and fathers look older than they ought to look.
There may not be any great barm in a bunch of young girls blowing into a hotel dining room at eight o'clock in the evening and having a soft drink with two very smartly dressed : oung gentlemen but we venture that It would cause their families some annoyance. Why? Because every man in the room turned around to look. Why did the men turn around to look? Because each and every one of the girls looked as if she might have stepped in the cafe from the boulevards of Paris? There were a bunch of such silly artless girls in a fashionable cafe le.it night. They seemed to belong to good families. They were expensively attired. It would have been very hard to have told them from their mothers. Their hair was as beautifully coifed. It must have taken some lady's maid a good long time to arrange it. But there was not a man in the whole room who would not have turned around a great many times more to look at a crowd of simply dressed girls with rosy cheeks and hair innocent of the curling Iron and hairpins rats and puffs. They would have rejoiced in the simple and dnusual pleasure of seeing clear skinned, clear eyed girls with their fathers and mothers. They would have felt a thrill such as Riley's poems awake a Joy of good, clean, wholesome home things. Pig tails may not be very 'romantic to the girls who wear them but they are attractive when accompanied by ruddy cheeks and arms that look capable of playing tennis or hitching up a pony or tending a sick father or a little brother. There it no harm In men turning to look at women it all depends on the girl. For a girl who hangs out the signal of sophistication may expect to be treated as sophisticated If a girl chooses to look like an adventuress you may be pretty certain that she will be treated as an adventuress. But there are mighty few men who would bring harm or shame to any woman who bears the outward marks of innocence. The girl with the low heels, the pip tails and smooth hair; the girl with simple and appropriate clothes is the girl who is loved, honored, respected and If need be fought for at the drop of a hat. That is the sort of a girl that men are glad to get up in street cars, trains and stations to give a seat to. And that is the sort of girl that somebody wants to marry or wishes he could. The girls at Shortridge know what they are about. It isn't a matter of beauty and attraction at all its timply a matter of character and tense.
On two topics the great trans-Atlan
tic steamship companies are not
agreed. Some creep through a fog at a snail's' pace. Others dash through It at topmost speed the quicker out of it the better. Some insure heavily against loss by lire. Others carry all their tre risks themselves.
A Paris merchant has launched the business of renting wedding presents. You select from his collection what articles you desire to have displayed and pay a rental proportionate to their value An employe attends the wedding in disguise to look after the merchant's property.
"THIS DATE IN HISTORY '
FEBRUARY 22. 1732 George Washington, first President of the U. S., born in Westmoreland County, Va. Died at Mt. Vernon, Dec. 14, 1799. 1819 Florida ceded to the United States by Spain. 1836 Mexicans under Santa Anna began the siege of the Alamo in San Antonio. 1856 The national convention of the American Party ("Know-Nothings"), at Philadelphia, nominated Millard Fillmore of New York for President. 1861 President-elect Lincoln abandoned his public journey, and made a secret and hasty departure in the night from Harrisburg for Washington. 1863 Ground broken for the Central Pacific railroad at Sacramento by Gov. Stanford. 1866 Confederates evacuated Wilmington, N. C. 1911 William L. Cabell, lieutenant-general in the Confederate army, died in Dallas, Texas. Born in Danville, Va.. Jan. 1, 1827.
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' Nassers of "Hamlet" Wmtam Davldge related In his "Footllght Flashes" that during his strolling days in England, when companies were small, he had on the same evening done duty for Polonius. the ghost: Oetrlc and the first gravedlgger. and Edwin Booth remembered Thomas Ward dying In sight of the audience as the player king and being dragged from tbo mimic stage by the heels to enter Immediately at another wing as Polonius. crying -Lights, tight, lights r Hamlet in a one night town, swearing bo loved Ophelia better than forty thousand brothers, has watched her through an open grave packing ber trunk in tbo place beneath, while the ghost, ber husband, waited towtrap It up. There are more things In Hamlet's existence behind the scenes than are dreamed of In the philosophy of sll bis commentators and all his critics. From the Green Book.
Experiments are under way in Germany looking toward the construction
of a 16,000-horae power gas engine and
Swiss engineers are experimenting with a gas locomotive.
The Helpful Waiter. Contemptuous Waiter (who can stand It no longerV Sense me, sir; you don't seem hable to get all that soup hup with your spoon. Shall I get you a piece of blotting paper? London Ttt-Blts.
Niootine and Nervousness. "Does tobacco make a man nerr. ous?" "It Is likely to," replied the physician. "If his wife objects to his smoking." Exchange.
Indirect. Lawyer (to the judge) Would It be contempt of court to call your honor a crook and a thief? Judge It certainly would. Lawyer Then I won't take the chance, your honor. Satire.'
A simple faucet which can be locked to prevent the misuse of the contents of a barrel to which it is fastened has been Invented by a Philadelphia man.
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BRAZILIAN BAU1 "The Old Reliable" la magic tor coughs, grip, croup, asthma, catarrh and quick consumption to the last stage. KILLS) THE GERMS! -
LEATHER GOODS The unprejudiced buyer in Leather Goods should investigate the quality and prices we offer before buying. HEAVY HARNESS For years we have had the reputation of putting on the market better heavy harness than others. We want you to come in and see us. Miller's Harness Store
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SIpECHAIL, (GIROOEIRY SEIULJIFCS WItt Feature Canned Goods FOR THREE DAYS ONLY -THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY An outlay of high class Canned Goods offered in two-can quantities at prices bearing the same concession that might be made If a dozen cans were purchased. An opportunity to get a fine assortment of canned goods all of highest quality and at a challenge price.
PUMPKIN Prince Brand' Regular Retail . SPECIAL SELLING Fancy Large Cans Value of 2 Cans PRICE Quality Big Value 20 Cents 2 CANS, 15 CENTS BAKED BEANS Van Camp's Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING in Tomato Large Cans Value of 2 Cans PRICE Sauce 3 Days 30 Cents 2 CANS, 23 CENTS SIFTED PEAS Empson s Primrose Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Colorado Special Brand Value of 2 Cans PRICE Sugar While They Last 40 Cents 2 CANS, 28 CENTS TOMATOES Goddard's Special Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Hand Jumbo Cans Value of 2 Cans PRICE Packed Whole Packed 30 Cents 2 CANS, 23 CENTS PEACHES Expansion Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Dessert Lemon Cling Value of 2 Cans PRICE Quality Halves 40 Cents 2 CANS, 28 CENTS LIMA BEANS Curtis Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Small High Quality Value of 2 Cans PRICE Sifted Green 40 Cents 2 CANS, 28 CENTS STRING BEANS Ko-We-Ba Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Baby Small Small, Green Value of 2 Cans PRICE Stringless Tender 40 Cents 2 CANS, 28 CENTS WAX BEANS Ko-We-Ba Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Fancy Quality Value of 2 Cans s PRICE Stringless Guaranteed 30 Cents 2 CANS, 23 CENTS LIMA BEANS Ko-We-Ba Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Green Highest Value of 2 Cans PRICE Sifted Quality 40 Cents 2 CANS, 28 CENTS SUCCOTASH Blue Label Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Best A Needful Value of 2 Cans PRICE Quality Change 30 Cents 2 CANS, 22 CENTS Monarch Cherries You Know This Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Monarch Peaches Quality As You Value of Any 2 PRICE Monarch Apricots Like Them Cans 70 Cents 2 CANS, 55 CENTS PIMENTOES A Challenge Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING or Spanish Peppers Price Value of 2 Cans PRICE Best Brand 3 Days 30 Cents 2 CANS, 20 CENTS APPLE BUTTER Lippencott s Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Fancy Grade Brand Value of 2 Cans PRICE Large Cans Special 30 Cents 2 CANS, 20 CENTS BLACK CHERRIES Paradise Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING California Large Cans Value of 2 Cans PRICE Pack Special Value 50 Cents 2 CANS, 30 CENTS PINEAPPLE Curtis Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Flaked Coarsely Value of 2 Cans PRICE In Regular Cans Grated 50 Cents . 2 CANS, 35 CENTS CANNED APPLES Tiger Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Jumbo A Limited Supply Value of 2 Cans PRICE Gallon Cans Only 60 Cents 2 CANS, 40 CENTS BAKING POWDER Rumford Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Full One Pound You Know Its . Value of 2 Cans PRICE Cans Value 50 Cents 2 CANS, 35 CENTS FANCY PRUNES Caribou Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Special Packed Finely Value of 2 Cans PRICE Packages Cured 35 Cents 2 CANS, 28 CENTS DEVILED HAM Underwood Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Highest Small Size Value of 2 Cans PRICE Quality Canjj 35 Cents 2 CAflS, 28 CENTS PANCAKE FLOUR Oriole Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Fine Regular Size Value of 2 Packages PRICE Quality Packages 20 Cents 2 Packages, 15 Cents SILVER POLISH Wright's Brand Regular Retail SPECIAL SELLING Large Glass You Know Its Value of 2 Bottles PRICE Jars Merits 50 Cents 2 BOTTLES 30 CTS.
PHONES:
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STORE, 1151 AND 1152.
POULTRY DRESSED TO ORDER EVERY DAY FANCY LIVE LOBSTER EVERY SATURDAY SPECIAL PRICES ON OLIVE OIL IN QUANTITY DUTCH RYE AND LONG FRENCH BREAD SWISS, ROQUEFORT, EDAM AND LIMBURGER CHEESE
PHONES: BEE HIVE STORE, 1198 AND 1199.
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