Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 249, 27 August 1913 — Page 7

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niN. AND I'M SO HUfst&RV X'N StCJC CENTERVILLE CENTERVILLE, Ind., Aug. 27. Mrs. James Purkey, of Cambridge, Ohio, with her children. Miss Louise and Master Paul, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Langley for several days. Mrs. William Homey, of Olive Hill, has been quite ill for several days. Mr. Edwin Alfred, section boss here for the T. II., I. & E. Traction company, has accepted a similar position at Greenfield and has moved his fam!ily to that place. Mr. Ira Joslin hag jbeen appointed to fill Mr. Alfred's i place here. Mrs. Belle Perfect, of Kansas City, .who has been visiting her mother, (Mrs. C. Walker, for several weeks, re ! turned to her home Monday. Mrs. ,' Florence Vogel, of Indianapolis, who has also been a guest of Mrs. Walker, 'returned to her home after a several .weeks' visit here. The Woman's Auxiliary to the (Farmers' Institute, wlll picnic at Jackson park, September 2. An interesting program is being arranged for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schuman and son, of Richmond, spent Sunday with Lafayette Jackson and family. Elizabeth Culbertson, are visiting inenas in vvincnesier, ina. Mr: and Mrs. George Smith, of Hickory Plans, Arkansas, have been spending several days here the guests of air. ana Mrs. jonn ecK ana iamuy. i , IV f TIT hnppVi Vi a c? m nvorl "h i a familv from Bradford, Ohio, into the William Lammott property in the east part of town. Mr. uiquiuer cooney, wno was recently married to Miss Nora Hill, of Lynn, left Monday with his bride for Topeka, Kansas, where Mr. Cooney is employed in the railway business. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bertram and children, of Indianapolis, are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Charles' Morgan, of Indianapolis, is here on account of the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. James Dearth. Mrs. Charles Morgan and daughter, Marjorie, and Mrs. Edith Jarrett and children, all of Richmond, spent Monday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McCown. Miss Nola Savage, of Muncie, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dunbar this week. Elizabeth Lashley t returned home the latter part of the week, after attending the si'-er course at Columbia universitylKew York city. Mrs. John Mull entertained with a family dinner Sunday in honor of her son, Charles' birthday anniversary. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pike, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Pike and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dynes and family and Miss Chloe Brooks. The Blue Laws. The so called blue laws of Connecticut were the invention of one Samuel Peters, a Tory, who, driven from this country on account of his disloyalty during the Revolution, published in London in 17S1 a book entitled "General History of Connecticut," In which the laws In question were set forth. The code of laws which this book contains has been proved to be fabrication. There were no such laws iu Connecticut or in any other part of New EnglandNew York American.

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r BETHEL, IND. i BETHEL, Ind., Aug. 27. Mr. David Harlan, of Hagerstown, took Sunday dinner with Jehu Boren and family. Russell Wiley and family and Mrs. W. E. Harlan attended the Chautauqua Sunday. J. A. Harlan and family, James Moore and wife and Miss Florence Boren spent Sunday with John Money and family. Eli Hyde and wife and grand-daughter, spent Sunday with ther son, Burlie Hyde, at New Madison. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fagan are visiting relatives at Cincinnati and other points in Ohio. H. V. Polltey and wife spent Sunday afternoon with the former's brother, Elihu Polley and wife, near Hollansbug' 1Tu J Miss Hazel Tharpe was the guest of ! Miss Maud Lock, of Hollansburg, Sat - urday night and Sunday. Mrs. John Steele, of Springfield, O., and Mrs. H. G. Young, of Indianapolis, were the guests of the former's sister, Mrs. L. L. Peden, the past few days. Mr. Earl Wiley spent Saturday night and Sunday with his mother, Mrs. C. E. Wiley, at Richmond, and attended Chautauqua. Mr. Albert Foreman and wife were Richmond visitors Saturday. Harry Spencer and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Spencer's mother, Mrs. Blose, at Whitewater. Mr. L. L. Peden and Mr. Walter Dole went to Benton Harbor on the excursion last Thursday. James Benbow, who is working in Richmond, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Adam Hill. Misses Nina Horn and Sadie Horn were calling on friends here Friday. Mrs. S. K. Cofield returned home Saturday from a visit with her son, Robert Cofield, of Cincinnati, O. Mrs. Phoebe Long, who formerly resided here, is in Duluth, Minn., visiting her niece, Mrs. Willard Beck. J. E. Anderson and wife returned home from Michigan last Saturday. Misses Norene and India Chenofeth, of Richmond, and Mrs. Ira Chenoweth and daughter, Doris, spent last Friday with the former's aunt, Miss Angeline Skinner. Lisrt a Dry Smoker. Liszt was a dry smoker of a peculiar type. Massenet, who knew him well in his later years, tells us that Liszt could not play unless he had a cigar in his mouth, which he never troubled to light. He would sit down to the piano with a cigar between his teeth and keep munching it all the time he played. When the cigar was quite eaten up the abbe would rise from the Instrument exhausted. Making Sure. "Understand me, sir. I cannot live without your daughter." "But don't you misunderstand me. young man. What I want to know now is where you and Mary intend to live after you have been married." St. LouLs Republic. Paradoxical. "T would walk on hot plowshares for your sake, my love." "Yes, and the minute yon tried it you would get cold feet" Baltimore American. There were last year riages in Ohio. 46,758 marmore in money and less in employ collectors to follow ot receiving by phone should ready tor the collector.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 27, 1913.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS Talk to tfos Town Through THE PALLADIUM Cent a Word Jays for the Price of B i ? Telephone Number 2566 : - zl- - - Want Ad Letter List Q 20 1 M. D I Owner 1 L. M 1 H. M l E. F 1 Location 7 Dray 1 Farm 1 Farm 4 Mail will be kept for 30 days only. All mail not called for within that time will be cast out. WANTED WANTED Barber. 5th. 10 N. :7-3t WANTED A boy 17 or IS years; none but willing worker need apply. Chas. Knopf Floral Co., Phone 31 IS. 27-2-W ANTED Girl for general housev ,.,v Mrs w p R0binSon, S. 16th and E sts. 27 It AS A.sThl D Agent to sell health and accident insurance on monthly payment plan. Call at Arlington hotel, Room 216. 27 2t WANTED To trade bicycle. 5 N. 8th. good violin for 27 It WANTED Old feather beds. Highest prices paid. Will be in city one week. Address Julius Frazier, General Delivery Richmond, Ind. 27-7t WANTED Two bicycles, with or without tires. Must -be cheap for cash. Address Bicycle, care Palladium. 27-2 WANTED Painters Rumelyr Co. M. 26-3 WANTED Washings, especially lace curtains. 520 N. ISth st. 25-3t WE DO ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING Work called for and delivered free. Wesley Brown & Son., N. W. 2d and Williams. Phone 30S6. 23-7 WAX T E DHou se "ori tf six orlnore "rooms; prefer first or second square between Sth and 11th. Address Renter, car Palladium. 23-7t YOUNG MAN; BE-A" BARBER! teach you quickly, cheaply, thoroughly and furnish tools. I give you actual shop work, and you keep half the receipts. Write me for catalog. A. B. Moler, Pres. Moler College, Indianapolis, Ind. 23-7t WANTED Stoutboy to carry trays, and. a man or woman for dishwasher. Apply to Cedar Springs Hotel, near New Paris, O. 22-7t GOOD INVESTMENT Property for s sale. Phone 3665. 20-7t TED Competent cook. Tel 2163. TED Laundry woman at West-19-tf cott hotel. FOR PASTURE Phone 5 122-A. call O. E. Fulghum. 6-tf GET YOUR lawn mower sharpened. Screen doors and windows made and repaired, gasoline stoves cleaned, new and second-hand bicycles, pic tures framed, baby cabs retired. We j repair ev . ythmg. Worjc called for and delivered. Brown Darnell Co, 1020 Main. SHOE REPAIRING; Work guaranteed, i The New Shoe Shop. 403 N. D. 26-7 UMBRELLAS repaired and recovered. 405 North D. 26-7t :SEE J. E. RHODES, janitor, Masonic Temple, for new honey at 16 2-3c per pound. 26-3t TO loan two thousand dollars at per cent, on first mortgage. Benj. G. Price Co., Colonial bldg. WANTED Place on farm by an experienced hand. Address W. F care Palladium. 26-2t WANTED Boiler makers, familiar with tank and sheet iron work. Apply at the office of the Buckeye Boiler Co., 1617 McLain street. Dayi ton, Ohio. mkxs- 26-3t

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WANTED Continued HENNING & BOSWELL Comstock Bldg. Phone 2826. Real Estate for Sale, Trade or Rent. 51 ACRES, good buildings and fair ground, near Greensfork, Ind. $::,2uo. GO ACRES, near Richmond, good buildings, good ground. $125 per acre. 100 acres, buildings, good ground, net far out, $110 per acre. 12,j ACRES, fine buildings, fence?. timber, level ground; hard to beat. $110 per acre. SIX-ROOM HOUSE on corner lot. House complete. 'On terms, $22 per month. SEVEX-Room HOUSE and 4o-foot lot in suburb of city. $1,350. See about this hpme. Looking for Home? We have it. Give us a call. HENNING & BOSWELL Phone 2826. WANTED Position to do housework in small family. Address Ada, care Palladium. 26-2t WANTED Waitress and dishwasher at Reid Memorial Hospital. 26-3 WANTED A good proposition for a man of ability. Must be self-propelling. One already employed preferred. A salary proposition. Address W. O. Love, Newcastle, Ind. 26-3t WANTED Was b. fugs"' 5 an d75 cents. 14th and G streets. 2C-2t NOTICE Fall term opens Tuesday,; September 2, at the Richmond Busi ness College. 2"-7t CIDER MADE Tuesday and Fridays. Phone 51 27D. 25 7 WANTED Every young person who desires to prepare for office work, to get full information concerning our Pall Term, which opens Tuesday, September 2. Address, phone or call at RICHMOND BUSINESS COLLEGE. 25-4t FOR SALE FOR SALE Favorite base burner at a bargain if taken at once. Call at Knollenberg's annex . 27 7t FOR SALE Canada seed wheat, raised in this county three years. Pure and the. best. $1 per bushel, Perry Kom, Gaar & Shurley's farm. Phone 3025. 27-lt FOR SALE New furniture to furnish four rooms; used quire 1015 S. A st. six months. In-27-4t "furnace. 2T2 S". iFOR - SA - LEHot - a - iF ! 12th st. 27-7t I !FOR SALE One hard coal heating stove, one drugget, both in fine condition. Cecil Clark, 41C,i4 N. W. 1st st. Phone 3002. 27-lt FOR SALE- ; hold goods -Piano 211 S. md other Sth st. houseFOR SALEera, N. S. A good 4x Seneca camTakes excellent pictures. Willing to sell cheap. Address Camera, car Palladium. 27-1 FOR SALE Piano; reasonable if sold at once. 40S S. 12th. 27 2t FOR SALECheap. C: Garland base 51 j N. 19th. 1 ",i FOR SALE A gasoline stove, carriage, cheap. 341 S. 10th. baby j FOR SALE Side beard, other household, goods. 21 S. W. 2nd street. 20-7t FOR SALE Grapes. Phone 41 ?6. 20-7t FOR SALE Remington typewritergood condition, cheap. Inquire Palladium office. 12-tf FOR SALE Household 107U Richmond Ave. goods. Call lC-tf PUBLIC SALE BARBER SHOP 1240 Ridge St., Fairview Monday, September 1, 1913 at 2 o'clock p. m. JESSIE L. WIMER, Owner. Sold by Colonial Auction Co. Auctioneer. J. R. MacDonald, FOR SALE Winter onion $1.60 per bushel. Apply Moore, Milton, Ind. sets at to Jesse 26-2t FOR SALE Auto; Kxil roadster, 23 horse power; in A-No.l shape. Price $225. 413 South 14th st. 25-3t j FORALESrccery stock and fix-! tures. Address L. E., care Palla- J dlunu 2S-t

FOR SALE Continued FUNK AND MILLER Second National Bank Bldg. FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DAIRY FARM OF 19? ACRES, 5 j miles from Richmond. Four houses,! good barns, with silos. A very pro-1 ductive farm and well equipped for the dairy business. . The owner wants to sell quickly and will take $lfi.00, ; if sold soon. SPLENDID RESIDEXCE property 0n -N I'lh st., six rooms, hot water i heating plant and toilet; nice location.' Owner is wanting to sell at once, j Price, $2,700. for quick sale. j REMEMBER, THE FINEST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON WILL BE NEXT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. WE ARE GOING TO FELLSMERE ,FLORIDA FUNK & MILLER, Phone 2766. If you pay more than we charge for repairing your watch, you pay too much. Main Spring 50c Cleaning 50c AH work guaranteed for one year, F .A TomlinSOn, lO N. 7th St. ForT ply SALE Carriage, 28 N. 12th. cheap, $10. 26-: Ap-I :t FOR SALE Second-hand hot air furnace and pipes, cheap. 103 N. 10th St., phone 2290. 26-3t PUBLIC SALE of horses, cattle, farm machinery, hay, household goods, Wednesday September 3, at 1 p. m., on my farm one-half mile east of Richmond. Mrs. Fredericka Aue. 26Tt HORSE SALE At Rkhmonid Sat., Aiig. 3 II S No 7th Sto I will have the barn full of all classes draft, chunk and drivers. If you wish to buy a tmc ooio

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have a horse to sell, bring it jin on day of sale. $2 per hea r r t" collinrr Sale to commence at 12:301 I p. m. Terms Six months, v 1 1,1 w F1 "l"ut'"1 i fi . Ho JON ES ( Aug25-27-2S) FOR RENT FOR RENT A modern flat six hoom house, including bath, both kinds of water, and heat furnished. Call at 326 N. 11th street or phone 2041. 26-2t I FOR RENT Furnished ! bath. 122 N. 7th st. room with 2t-tu-wed-sat i FOR RENT Barn 405 N. D St. - t FOR RENT A fine apartment flat; J electric lights, bath. Iniuire 210 J Richmond ave. Phone 3276. 26-7t j FOR RENT A motor cycle, nearly ! . , V. XT ... V - 1 A i . Lid . utrttu. . . , t r &um at once. 2fr2t Phone SS. FOR RENT Modern S-room house. bath, elctric lights, hot water heat. 146 Kinsey st. Phone-2299. Long Bros. 23-3 1 FOR RENT A hous of eix rooms on S. 5th st- Phone 1233 or 3015. 21-tf FOR RENT Two rooms for light housekeeping. 11S N. 11th. 13-tf FO OEXT Five-room flat ieiectric lights and bath. South Sth and A. See A. W. Greg? at Hoosier Store. FOR-RENT auglS-tf, Five-room double house. Cood no children. In-

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FOIl RENT Furnished fiat housekeeping. 103 N. 4th. for light S-tf i FOR KENT A furnished ro and 7 tf bath. 64 South 12th. FO R K E N T 1 r i v ate room and open space for storage In our new modern concrete building. Richmond Storage Co.. rear 19 S. 11th St. Thone 1412. 192mo Ft ) R R E NT Two-ur. f u r rfi e he'd-r oonis upstairs, at 11 S. 5th. Inquire at 221 S. M. 27 It FOR RENT Six-room modern house. 29 S. 17th. Phoni 1705. 27-7t Ft ) I C UK N T Fi v e-room "h o u se ir2!N. Est. Phone 51 44C. 27-2 FOR RENT House Price, (ViUo-rville, 10. Address Orville Ind., R F. D. No. - t RENT Business room, fine loca FOR tion for drug store or shoe store, in Newcastle, Ind. Rent reasonable. R. C. Hamilton, !'01 Spring ft.. Newcastle, Ind. 27 It FOR. SALE REAL TATE ESj FOR SALE Mrs. Jennie Gibson's property in Ccnterville. Ind.. on Ash street, between Walnut and College street. Cheap, if sold at once. Cecil L. Clarke, attorney, 401 Second National manb bldg., phone 1291. 27-tf FOR SALE Modern 5-room bungalow, furnace, bath, .hardwood floors. Fine location. For price and terms call 202 N. W. 5th et.. or phone 17 , iiir7.'.'l.,riEr!;..7l FOR SALE Property; good investment. Address Investment, care of Palladium. Phone 366,1. 21-C FOR SALE 20 building lots near Morton lake. Sarah Haworth, 723 S. W. A street. ?0-7t FOR SALE 3-room cottage near Morton dam. Phone 3454. 22-7t FOR SALE Six-room cottage. 410 S. 13th. 25-7t Public Sale of Real Estate, Thursday, August 28, 1207 Ridge street, consisting of a 2-story, 6-room frame house, : 11 -:. 1 U f: 11 wr '"v"' ""c "C11 .f, water'. ,n ,8d1inDndJt,0n' all around i0t 35x140, adjommg lot 40x140. . his is a fine walks, right on car line, adjoining scnooi nouse, in tne ibest residence part of FairView Don t fail to investij ; courtesy will be shown, or see ine voioniai uct. o., kod B; Hough' J' R MacDon aia, auctioneers. ! Farms and City Property ror Sale i "-"-j r r ?dparts of the city. We w encs In all rite all kind3 of insurance, rent properties, loan money and make surety bonds. WM. BRADBURY & SON Rooms 1 & 3 Westcott Block mon-wed-fri tf FOR SALE Come in and see us for some fine farms and good city property. We can furnish you good life or fire insurance. Will bond you; will rent your property and collect your rent. OLER & ALBERTSON, Room 5. Westcott Block. i BUSINESS CLASSIFIED

Shurley's Large Moving Vans 1? to 14 North Sth street. Phone 152$. LARGEST moving Vans B. F. Morris Moving Vans 202 S. Sth St. Phone 1627 M. F. Haner. Mgr. SAM S. VIGRAN RELIABLE PAWNBROKER Money advanced on anything of Talue. Special values in trunk, suit cases, tc ' " " " 6 KOETH 6TH STREET

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BUSINESS CLASSIFIED Continued. PORTERF1ELD & GAAR Union National Bank Bldg. Anything in Real Estate. I Choice Farms and City Prop erty. PORTERFIELD & GAAR Phone '1401 AUTO LIVERY $2.00 per Hour (QUAKER CITY GARAGE rnone iod. ZUTTERMEISTER'S Large movins vans. Phona 2519. Ofriee. Rear 13 S. Sixth street H. H. JONES Auctioneer I cry all kind of sales anywher nd guarantee satisfaction or no ray. I Horses bought and sold at all Umes. Livery and feed barn la connection. No. 15 North 7th st. Richmond. Phona office 141.1. residence 2570. i BEE MOORE A OGEORN tor all bfndt cf Insurance. Bonds and Loans. Real Estate and Rentals. Room 1C. L O. O. F. F. Bidg. A. M. ROBERTS REAL ESTATE City and farm properties. Liberty Ave. R. No. 1. Phone 4171. Office Keys Harness Store. CZ Main Si. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FRANK JONES Is a randidate for Councilman from the SKtn Ward, subject to the Repullican nomination. DR. W. W. ZIMMERMAN, candidate for Mayor, on the Republican ticket. LOST LOST A child's gold bracelet and gold heart. Rev.ard. Return to 12S Randolph fct. aug-6tf '.LOST In West Richmcnd. cameo necklace, rhene 1117. Reward. 27-3 LOST A wood pike pole, used for raising telephone poles. Iost from wagon in South Richmond Monday evening. Finder please phone 1417 and oblige. 27 It FOUND FOUND Oil can for automobile. 107 N. 2th. 27-lt FO UN D Money.! Partie may have same by railing at VJ S. 11th and describing. U LONDON'S QUEER MARKET. All Its Wr Art Strewn Upon tH Cobbled Pa vamtntk. There are many queer markets scattered over the face of tb globe, bet London, among its many other nnlqu features, is the proud possessor of what Is perhaps the strangest and most extraordinary of them all. At the Caledonia market, Islington, whence the great metropolis draws large proportion of its meat supply, tbs cobbled paTements. with their countless rows of white fenced pens, ara usually given up to the display of fat stock, bat Fridays "a change come o'er the spirit of the dream." The cobbled pavements are tbere. tUe whita pens still break up the wide expanse, but no cattle or sheep are to be seen. On that day the great market is given orer to a throng of miscellaneous traders, whoe wares provide the mwt amazing contrasts Imaginable. Tbere is nothing in the whole gamut of human devices and needs which one may not come across displayed In some odd collection set forth on the cobblestones. The traders use few counters or stalls. Each of them, whether be bas a stock worth three or four hundred pounds or a few rusty o!d bolts snd spindles which one might reasonably expect to purchase for a shilling or two. damps his wares on the parement of the market. Moreover, at this remarkable place there are markets within markets, each taking Its regular tarn and p:ace daring the day and then packing up and vacbhing. Tbe market was opened by Prince Albert. Queen Victo ria's consort, about sixty years Wide World Uag aziaav