Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 146, 24 April 1912 — Page 8
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THE IMCHMOXD FALLuLlJlUJl AND TELEGKAJJi. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24, .1012.
PLANS COMPLETED FOR TjyAHQUET tTwo Hundred Pounds of Baked Trout to Be Served County Sportsmen.
All plans for the banquet of the j
rwayne tounty nsn and Game association Thursday night at the I. O. O. F, hall have been completed. The committee in( charge of the 'feed" for the evening reported it had ordered 200 pounds of trout from Chicago, which will be served baked. ;Side dishes galore are to be prepared ,and plenty of good, rich "flsherman'3 'grub" will grace the board when the guests sit down. The publicity committee reported jthe ticket sale well under way with 'about one hundred and fifty tickets !nold or ordered. Thirty-two mall orjders for tickets have been - received iand filled. j Delegations of flsherfolk from Camibridge, Milton and Indianapolis, .will (probably be present for the evening. State Fish and Game Commissioner
i Miles will speak at the banquet. The
text of his speech has not been announced. He will spend considerable time making an inspection of the broodery west of the city where thousands of young bass are being hatched this spring. Hundreds will be placed in the rivers of the county this
spring. Miles will also bring with him plans
for the new fish ladder to be constructed at the Main street dam. The members of the association are desirous of securing the ladder as soon
as possible, that the fish below the
dam which come up the river with the advent of high water, may get over the dam and spawn in the river above. They are unable to do so now and fall ready victims to the fishers
! below the dam.
A party of fishermen, consisting of Henry Miller, S. S. Cook and Otto Heins, spent Sunday on the waters !n the western part of the county, returning in the evening with fifteen large bass. They will not state what kind of bait they used, but say they are going again to get more. This is the biggest catch of the bass this season. Will Kelly secured three nice fish the same day.
Wanted A reliable ablebodied man for a steady job in our cutting department.
Arlom H R-irtpl Tn It
An Unpleasant, Disagreeable Task
UVb Longer Necessary
Now you can keep the closet bowl in your house at clean and whit as now without scouring them or touching them with your hands.
Sam-Flush
iC leans Water-Closet Bowls
Sani-Flush, a powdered chemical compound, does the work maickly, easily. It's harmless to bowl or plumbing, while acids injure them and are dangerous to handle. 20 cents a can at your grocer
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ERIE HAS BIRTHDAY Eastern Railroad Is Eighty Years Old Today.
VANTINE'S Perfumes and Toilet Luxuries WISTARIA As delicate and fragrant as the Wistaria blossom Itself as it sways In the warm Spring air Sachet, to lay with fresh linen, 75c. Extract, making a most attractive touch to the toilet, $1.00. Toilet Water, yields a perfume that breathes freshness $1.00. SANDALWOOD Extract one of the most captivating odors ever produced. Extract 50c , Toilet Water 75c Kutch Sandalwood Talcum 20c GEISHA Disappearing Cream, delightful to use, beneficial in effect, perfectly pure, 50c. India Pearl Tooth Powder. A superior dental powder, 20c. Santa Dermal Talcum 15c. A perfect Talcum, v Geisha Nail Stone, imparts the finest lustre to the nails, 25c. John Sticks (Incense) Pkg, 15c. Finest Tea on market, lb. 60c W. H. ROSS DRUG CO Phone 1217. $04 Main St.' Our Name a Guarantee.
LOCAL BAND GETS NEW HEADQUARTERS Rooms formerly occupied by the Young Men's Business Club have been leased by the Richmond City Band, an organization of about thirty musicians of the city. The Musicians Union will also use the same rooms as headquarters. Frank Hartzler, band leader, declares that the band is now one of the best in the state. When asked whether the organization would sign a contract to furnish concerts at Glen Miller Park this year or not, he said that it is now up to the city street car company and the city.
Wasted Time. It takes twice us lus to figure onf bow to avoid doing a thing as It does to do it. Washington Post.
(National News Association) NEW YORK, April 24. The Erie Railroad had its eightieth birthday anniversary today, having been char
tered April 24, 1832. though the line! was not completed and opened to traf- j flc until nearly ten years later. Or-, iginally built by English capital, the , career of the Erie, has been marked j by many vicissitudes. Some of the j most exciting chapters in the history ;
of . the road were furnished by the speculative operations of the late Jay Gould. Since the present controlling powers took hold of the company sev
eral years ago, the road has done remarkably well from every viewpoint. So wonderful has been its rejuvenation, In fact, that the thousands of stockholders scattered over the United States and in Canada and Europe entertain hopes that the day is not far distant when dividends may be forthcoming on their holdings.
per methods in planting threes. These little books are most comprehensive and interesting. The following are some of the paragraphs in the pamphlet: "Every state has its Arbor Day and much is being done to awaken interest in the young people, in the planting of trees. "This little tree that you are about to plant, given proper care, will grow a monument to yourself and a monument to your city and community. In years to come it will be worth a great deal of money, and will beautify your community. Plant it, take care of it and you will be proud in a few years to be able to say, "I planted that tree."
Then the instructions in planting follow: "Roots will not be crowded. In plant
ing a tree, be sum to firm or press the dirt very solid around It, then pour about a gallon of water around the tree. It is best to plant a tree in a place where the sun will reach it all day or at least" the greater part of the day. Do not put any compost of any kind around the roots, except that there may be some top soil put in the
bottom of the hole in which the tree is planted. It is necessary if you wish to get quick and big growth on the tree to put a shovel or two full of good well rotted compost on top of the ground around the tree. This you may spread out from the tree about a foot making it one or two inches deep. All trees get their greatest amount of plant food from their surface roots.
so In all cases you can get better results by supplying the plant food, such as compost, commercial fertiliser, etc., from the top of the ground, than by putting it direct to the roots under the ground. Plant food should be supplied to all trees and plants In above manner. "The tree should be planted as deep as it formerly erew In the ground.
This you can tell very easily by the different color shown on the tree above the roots."
BRAZILIAN BALM The Old Reliable", is magic for coughs, grip, croup, asthma, catarrh and quick consumption to the last ctaze. KILLS THE GERMS!
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WANTED OFFICE MAN Wanted Office man with $800, to act as secretary and treasurer of a Richmond company, fine opportunity for right man. For particulars address Lock Box 264, City.
PLANTING OP TREES
Explained to School Children in Small Books.
The pamphlet to be given school children who are to plant trees Friday Arbor Day plainly explains the pro-
The Washing Machine that Really Washes Clothes Clean TH IS is the famous ' Boss ' the machine with the mechanical wash-board improved by the high speed, fly wheel attachment. Can be operated by Electric, Water or Engine Power as well as by
hand. Tell us the kind you want. A child can easily run it. The clothes are rubbed, squeezed and thoroughly washed, far better than they can be by hand. Made of everlasting Louisiana Red Cypress Wood. Order one on trial from your local dealer. Write direct to us for booklet on washday hints. THE BOSS WASHING MACHINE CO., Norwood Station, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Are You Satisfied With Your Old Stove?
OIUY A JEWEL
Hake Cooking Easy MORE JEWEL RANGES IN USE IN RICHMOND THAN ALL OTHER KINDS PUT TOGETHER Prices $23 to $89
1912 Baby Capfis
Pretty Models in Roadsters, Runabouts, Carriages and Folders.
Our display comprises of J
The F. A. Whitney Carriage Co. (conceded to be the largest and best carriage factory in the world), Heywood-Wake-field Co. and others.
The 1912 ftiodels beauties.
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NEW FEATURES such as special colorings, artillery wheels, special gearings, black hoods that are guaranteed, etc. Prices range at $9.98; $12.50, $15.00, $16.75 $18.00, $20.00, $24.00 to $35.00.
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If you were delayed in buying your su-it, you may consider yourself very fortunate for you never have gotten better values nor more classy styles. These splendid specimens of tailor craft, reproductions of very expensive tailored models, some plain, some elaborately braided, lace trimmed and belted effects, richly lined with elegant silks, latest model skirts in Serges. Diagonals, Cheviots. Swagger English Mixtures, Whip Cords, Black and White Stripes, Hairline Stripes, most everything that is desirable and new in all the new shades, all sizes Prices $10 to $45 a Those women who are familiar with the superior character of our lines will be even more interested to learn that we have moved into our new large cloak room on the second floor, giving us far greater facilities and more adequate space to show these handsome garments. Other items for your special attention in our new ready to-wear Room.
Beautiful Foulard Silk Dresses for Women and Young Women, effectively lace, yoke, side effect and messaline silk trimmed, the prettiest colorings you've ever seen. These special values at $10.00 and $12.50 will be priced QH QQ tomorrow at VmvO
Newest and most stylish models shown this season. We are positive that no such values of high class waists were ever offered before in the city. Exclusive designs, new handsome waists elaborately and some moderately trimmed with fine laces, embroideries, rufflings, fringes, pipings, etc., etc., worth up to $4.50, Tomorrow &9 0 Special
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Richmond-made, and there's none better. Newest styles in shapes' designs, color and finish. High grade, low priced. Sold only by us. JOPJES HA I3l ZAJM RE GG.
FELT MAN'S Shoe Store Is so well and favorably known in this community that no explanation about our business, our methods, or the character and quality of our merchandise is necessary to Richmond people; but if there is one feature of our business that is superior to another and in which we hare an espeo-
ial concern and interest. It is our
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES!
An infant's foot is a delicate and in
tricate network of nerves, bones and muscles. It should never be cramped, bound or distorted by ill-fitting shoes.
All of our children's shoes hate wide
toes and are scientifically constructed
so as to conform to the natural shape of the foot. The leathers used are of the finest end softest grades, cut and sewed by experts so that the inside is as smooth and as eTenly finished as the outside.
We use the greatest care In fit tin
children, and no matter how busy we are (and we are always busy In this
store), no child Is ever slighted nor the work hurried.
THIS IS ONE OF OUR LITTLE BOYS' SHOES. Made over cur famous Tramp Last, either button or lace and in suametal or patent leather, at $1.75, $2.00 & $2.50
BOYS' OUTIXO SHOES with genuine elk soles, particularly suited for everyday wear. Positively the most serviceable Boys' Shoe made. $1.50 and $2.00
"ANKLE STRAPS" for Little Forks, with low. flat heels and wide toes. In either gun metal or patent leathers. $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00
BAREFOOT SANDALS FOR CHILDREN, with genuine elk soles that Insure long wear, $1.00, $1.25 & $1.50 per Pair acording to size. Our shoes keep the . children's feet comfortable at all times. Our Barefoot Sandals keep them cool, as well, and that is an equally Important factor In hot weather.
BOYS SHOES. High Toe. Button or Blucher, In both gun metal and patent leather, in great variety and to suit every occasion, at $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
We invite you to call and look over our incomparable line of Children's Shoes. Bring the little ones along and let us fit-ihem out in shoes that look right, feel right and arc right. YotLr visit involves no obligation to buy and you are equally welcome whether you buy or not. Feltman's Shoe Store 724 Main Street
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