Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 307, 3 November 1913 — Page 7
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY,- NOVr 3; 1913
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BY T. C. II.
The smoker given in the club rooms Saturday evening, Oct. 25, was the Boost elaborate affair ever given in th T. P. A. headquarters. The lunch was served to the members seated at tables In the billiard room. The room w beautifully decorated In Halloween colors and the tables carried several vases filled with choice cut flowr. Every member present expressed bla appreciation of the evening's entertainment and was loud in his praise for the committee having the affair in Charge. The post expected to make the Winter season of 1913-14 full of social events and the officers are looking torward to a social season of much activity. The campaign for funds to finance the 1914 T. P. A. state convention was Inaugurated at the smoker and the success attained was greater than any member of the executive committee had anticipated. The hearty and liberal response of the members bespeaks a lively Interest in the coming convention and promises to give to the visiting T. P. A.'s a welcome that they will never forget. Richmond and Post C must see to it that the reputation the city has for entertaining visitors is fully sustained. Rcks Bowman has accepted a position with Lunn & Sweet Shoe Co., of Auburn, Me. Ross has been assigned to territory in Kentucky, 'West Virginia, Maryland and Delaware which will necessitate his absence from Richmond a great portion of the time. Harry Thomas was in the city during the past week called here on ac- . count of the serious sickness of his father. Mr. Thomas is making his home in Albion, Ind.
INVESTIGATE ROAD
County Board Hears Many Complaints.
An investigation of conditions on the National road east has been made by the commissioners, wao believe the contractors, making the road, are not obeying the rules regarding danger signals. There are thirty-five families
I on the road who cannot come to Richmond for supplies, and as a result have been unable to get in winter supI plies. 1 The car tracks are being moved to ; the center of the road from the south ! side. A large ditch in the middle of ! the road with earth piled on both sides , completely shuts off traffic. It is believed that a year's work ; wnll be required before the road will j be made entirely passable. The road j will be made of water bound macad- ! am.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS Talk to the Town Through THE PALLADIUM
. Cent a Word Days for the Price off 5
Telephone Number 2566
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Ha-
the
The finance committee of the 1914 convention has been doing a great amount of hard work making plans to finance the coming state meeting. One of the unique features of their work Is the clock which has been prepared by Mr. Bates. This clock shows a dial like a watch with minute hands and second hands. Each space of the second hand represents, one hundred dollars while each space of the minute hand is five dollars. As tho money comes in the clock hands are moved up accord his; to the amounts received. Mr. Bates was kept very busy the night of the smoker turning the hands, and at the cud of the even'ne's entertainment the clock reghsttrcd SSOO.SO. Today, after week's work, the clock shows $.(H'0.00 and the canvas has not begun, 'i' r chick is hanging; in the parlors of elm club rooms and will ramsin there until the convention date The executive committee has adopt-, ed a slogan to be need by the post in : boosting the convention and it bids fair to become a Nurture with Post C. The slogan is: "Richmond Wants You." This slogan will be used by the traveling man as he goes over the country and will be tho means of adTertlslng the city. It will also appear upon the stationery of the post that will be sent broadcast. "Richmond , "Wants You" is full of meaning Rich- ; mond wants the visitors to come to see ! the beautiful city. She wants the busine&s man seeking a good location to 1 come within her gates. She wants the factory man who is trying to find a home where labor troubles are few to come within her borders. She wants tJje capitalist, the farmer, the laborer to come and locate in Richmond. In a j word Richmond wants every thing i worth while to come here where will ; be found satisfactory conditions, educationally, socially and financially
Mr. Campbell made a trip to gerstown and vicinity today. In a recent fire drill given at
school every student was out of the building in a minute and ten seconds. It is the endeavor of the institution to make this exit in still less time and with less confusion, however, the students conducted themselves in a creditable manner. This wa test week, and the reports show that the grades made are better than expected. Ruth Study, "who formerly attended Brown's Business College at Danville, Illinois, is now attending here. A long letter in the form of stenotype notes was received this week from Lova Mansfield of San Diego, California, telling of some very exciting experiences while on her way to that city. Miss Bertha Kinsinger passed the stentotype test this week and has been awarded her certificate of effi
ciency. She has accepted a position j
m the ottice ot the Stentotype Co., at Indianapolis, at a very handsome salary.
Want Ad Letter List Z 1 L. C 500 1 A. B A. K 1 H. H M. W. C 4 A. B S 4 O. H E. M 1
FOR RENT Continued
Real Estate Bargains PORTERFIELD & GAAR
FOR SALE Continued
11 EN Nil NG REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Comstock Building Kast of WcFtcctt Hotel Phone 2826
FOR RKNT House partly furnished to party that will board owner for rent. 40 N. 11th street. 29-?t j POR RENT SevenToom house-"ou I North Wert 5th and Linden Av. , Call H. C. Bullerdick. Phone 12S5. 1
9n.tr l leys, beltinir. valves', nine snd fit
roRRENT-67oT JhTTetr,: IlfMor 1012 South 5th street. Phone 5122 G. ! 4383 Je3jL?uth ' l0 lS
29-tf rX)R SA1K One coke h
j BUSINESS CLASSIFIED! J Continued. j I FUNK AND MILLER ' j Second National Bank Bldg 100 ACRK8. gcod buildings, well lo-l
cated, 7 miles from Richmond. Nearly all tillable, good quality or land. The lrloe is ristat at $100 per acre. s0 ACRKH. 7 mile north of Richmond, good buildings, good land. Terms are good. Price only $S3 per acre. J 94 ACRK8. all level and tillable.
Public
Sate
The undersigned v. ill s !1 at his farn " miW -omh. ast f C: . i.nfork am 4 miles northwest of VrrorviUe. on what is Known as the old Joseph Cloud farm.
FOR SALE Second bund macTiFnerv
boilers, engines, line RhNfting. pnl-, tJood buildings; will sell at $105 per
GET BUSY, FARM BUYERS. Now is the time to see land before the
FOR RENT Seven roon fiat. i02lH Main street, electric lights, bath, steam heat. Frank Clark, 321 North 11th st. 27-7 FOR REN f Nic e fy f u r h 1 s he d Tooii; heat and bath. Central location. Phone 1441. 27-7t
:er and gas
kitchen range, young man's cravenette, small round oak heater. 12;: N.
18th.
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28 HEAD Stock Cattle for sale. Phone
4311. A.
31-St
FOR RENT Desirable house. Phone 2737.
seven room 25-tf
L. Reid.
FOR SALE Baby bed and mattress, ! baby carriage, two laundry stoves, ! and two wash stands. 226 College t
Ave. Phone 3072. 29-7t
; TUESDAY, NOV. 11 .1913
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. the following personal property:
."HORSES 5 One bl.u k horse, coming .. rars old. weight about l.:0. sound and w giod worker; 1 draft mare, coming 3 years old, a good cne; t draft h.ue. coming " years old; 1 driving colt (Anderson ; Wilkes I coming yar old; 1 blind mare. 10 years. i 1 S CATTLE 1 S
Fine Watch Repairing ; Consisting of fresh cows and calves.
promptly done by Helms, the watch rw" and ne full blod d Shorthorn
snow falls. If you do not Want to pee the snow this winter, go with us to FELLSMKRE, FlORlDA, where the sun shines all winter. FUNK AND MILLER Phone 2766.
WANTED
XOTICE Chimney and house repairing. 102 N. 6th st. J. Combs. 3-7t
FOR RENT A 5 room house, 210 North Second. Inquire 206 South
Eighth. 31-7t i
FOR RENT Furnished" or unfurnish"ed rooms. 214 N. 9th. 31-3t FOR-RE NT Furnls hid-rooms, heat and bath, also garage. 38 South 7th street. 31-7t
j maker, 322 Main.
prno cai c DC a i cc
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FOR RENT A furnished
South 10th.
WANTED A uiace as housekeener hv! FOR RENT A small house for
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room. 42 31-7t
tw'6
middle aged lady. Address House
keeper, care Palladium. 3-2t
people. Call at 222 South Eleventh street. 31-7t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms Fort Wayne Ave.
FOR RENT-r6 room house and bath. Phone 1572. l-3t
SITUATION WANTED by licensed experienced chauffeur, driving commercial or private car. Actual rord experience. Address C. B. T., enre Palladium. 3-3t
WANTED 500 people, Socialist head- FC,R RENT Apartment quarters, for lunch on election even- i Fou.r rooma and bath, ing. Returns received. 3-lt Janitor.
WANTED A place to work a few i FOR
hours during the day by a young
at 88 i 28-tf j
in Holland. Inquire of
1-tfi
A. M. ROBERTS REAL ESTATE City and farm properties. Liberty ave. R. No. 1. Phone 4171. Office Keya' Harnea Store. 613 Main st. FO R S A LE SS acres good-level land" located on good pike, four miles from New Madison, Ohio. New dwelling 35x16 with cement basement. Frame barn, 36x4S, good fences, telephone and rural mail. Price only jo, 500. Terms easy. For further information, address Box
20G, New ParlP. Ohio. 29-7t !
bull calf. oVj months old.
40 HOGS Irt
If you pay more than we char ,
for repalrlnj your watch, jrou pay too ; Consisting of sows and pips and fcedmucn jers; also one full-blooded Poland China M . c ' Doar- About fi tons good mixed hay. am Spring 50c ; farm implements Cleaning 50C l McCormiek binder. 1 McCormlck All work guaranteed for on year, i mower. 1 Casaday gang plow 2 walking F .A Tomlinson. lO N. 7th St. ?IOh L1 tTr-1 Tfoot barw- , j 1 rubber tire buggy and some other j articles.
LUNCH ON GROlTI Terms made known day of sale. FRANCIS P. TOWNSEND ARCH H1NDMAN & SON. Auctioneers F. M. TAYLOR. Clerk.
LOST
RENT Light
rooms. 124 Main.
DIES AT EL PASO. BLOOM INGTON, 111., Nov. 3. Joseph Baker. G4, a prominent husiiiea man of Bloornington, is dead at
E! Paso. He was for several terms , mayor of Bloornington and also presi-; dent of the National Implement and : Vehicle Dealers association. I
man 20 years old, best of reference. ' Now employed nights. Address I. j P. H., care Palladium. 3-2t I
FOR RENT Furnished rooms light housekeeping. 105 N. 4th.
FOR SALE
housekeeping "ail -""fttwvv iui. i-3tl Good Farms.
PORTERFIELD & GAAR.
LOST Automobile brass hub cap. "Stearns." lender return to Palladium. Reward. tr LOST Child's red sweater near Piano Factory. Return to Cutter's grocery. 3-it
BUSINESS CHANCES
for
FOR TiEXT 9 flimllhtd r-nnr ,-
WANTED Position as housekeeper in light housekeeping. Light, heat and
onion laiuui, uv niuun iiuill tUUUUJ holh V U ; 1 o
w i. . x i f i ii i ill i r ii. niii r-i
28-7t
Furnished room, heat and '
24 tf
with rno r- 1 i I Ohf emA V. !
close to school Vnno lmt rosnoi't. ! r yJlx tlE"N A
able people with comfortable homes ! " 111 8treetneed reply. Address Mrs. M., care i F(R RENT Two liouses
3-2t i with bath. Phone 3078.
18 years "oi J FG-R RENT In Keystone. High grade j plicated at the price
Palladium.
WANTED Three girls
over to operate sewing machine. Richmond Underwear Co. 1-71 WA nTRD Vh it e barber to take charge of shop. Must be sober, industrious. Applv 1400 X. F. l-2t
WANTED To
borrow
modern apartment, 6 rooms, 2 baths
Inquire of Janitor. 13-tf
FOR
W. S. BENNETT Room 15, Kelly Block. Phone 2707. For Sale 130 acres, 5 miles of Richmond. Price $100 an acre. 1 2R flrrPR !l milR of Vow ""ntlo
ro0P1' j Price $110 an acre. These are well ImIvLl , frti..iT r -ii-n farm arH r o n nft lii nn
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LOST A lady's small open face gold watch Sunday p. m, on S. 8th or on Main between 6th ajjd 10th. If found. Inform this office and get reward. Valued as a keepsake.
FOUND
FOUND A top off pen. 23 N. 8th.
RENT Six room
trie light and bath, S. at 1013 Main st.
house, elee15th st. Call seplo-tf
De-
1 FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for
Farms
and City Property For Sale
COUNTRY PLACE 4 miles north, ? 10.00 per mouth like rent. Brick house, o room?, out buildings, good water and roads. Will trade for small city property. TURNER W. HADLEY Phone 1730 121 S. 13th
room
cember first en sood real estate
worth SS. 000. Arldi-oss "I-onri " faro FOR
Palladium. i-7t
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light housekeeping. 115 N. 12th. 11-tf
RENT A furnished
bath. 64 Souta 12th.
and 7-tf
Save A Coupon and Get A Set of Books
Sample questions free. Fratfklin
Institute, Dept. 92 II., Rofcbtfster, N. ! Y. oct 22-mon-wed-fri-snt-dec22 ! . W A NTED-Y o u n g man in s hoe de- j partment for Saturday. Call Hoosier j stoie. 30-tf!
1021 Main street. Frank M. 321 North 11th street.
Clark. 28-tf
FOR SALE
AGENTS WANTED I want a few experienced solicitors to act as District Managers to . introduce hranrl
new protected Household Specialty j
! FOR SALE Several nice ferns. Bosi ton and Tlumosis. Mrs. J. N. Hod-
125 N. 17th st. Phone 2980. 3-3t
NEXT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ARE REOPENING DAYS CF THE PALLADIUM'S GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
that's a necessity and sells on sight FOR SALE White Leghorn cockrels. and never placed in stores. Sold ex- j "6 South Eighth street, clusively by subscription. This Is a i 1-sat-mon-frl
local and permanent position where i FOR
right party can make from $7.00 to
It is rumored that someone has poisoned Megger's poodle dog. Keep your eye on the clock and see the way Post C and the T. P. A.'s do things. Vcu should have seen the vest Lebo had on the night of the smoker. Some est that. It create! some excitement too. Some of the hoys thought they recognizer the garment and started an investigation which resulted in proving- their suspicions to be well founded. The vest proved t-j be ihe on Ouigr: had worn several years a?o inti' the club rooms one Surulav meruit;;:;nu was immediately laughed out of she house. He never wore it r.nain. It i w appeals that Mrs. Lebo warding to have Elmer look nicely dressed for the smoker gent down to Qulggs to brrrow a vest for htm and Mrs. Q. W?u:iy loaned her the one IVUie had o fiuickly discarded that memorable Sunday morning. The St is a little better adopted to Elmer and no doubt he will keep it. The style oh. it's rrat.
OWN YOUR HOME Nice 5 room, northeast, near car line. Electric light, gas, 2 waters, cement cellar and walks. $50 cash, balance like rent $13.00 per month. TURNER W. HADLEY Phone 1730 121 S. 13th
Think of it a five-volume set of modern reference books for one coupon and $1.9$. It doesn't -seem possible but so many of our readers asked for another chance that The Palladium will give them another opportunity by distributing these sets on the popular' coupon plan next Friday and Saturday. This wonderful set of books is called Everybody's Cyclopedia. Its pages are filled with ready reference information suitable for all purposes. In science and art, biography, and all other cyclopedia subjects it is complete. Its chrcnoligictl history begins with the first records known to man and is brought down through the ages to the important events of this year. It is illustrated r.s in no similar work, with full page and double page color plates a.nd monotones which cost thousands of uo'ilars to prepare; and instructive! text illustrations abound throughout j the five volumes. Briefly, it is the ' latest, greatest and best modern refer-; nce work extant, and is to be com- ' pared only to the highest priced evelo- 1 pedias which sell en the installment j plan at from 550 to 5100 u set. All this ' useful information in these large and unwieldy volumes is set forth in readable form in Everybody's Cyclopedia. Read the display announcement tainted elsewhere in this issue. Look 1 for the coupon and clip it without de- ' lay. Only one coupon is required, j Two million dictionaries were recently ! distributed to readers of leading news-! racers, snd here is even a greater bar-, gnln. as the regular selling price of i Everybody's Cyclopedia is $12. j Msil orders will be filled r.s explain- ! ed ia th coupon. Cut out the cou- ' pon today and present it either next ! Friday or Saturday. j
$10 daily wituout any capital. Address '-Solicitor," care Palladium. C0-7t WANTED -To rent good farm on Fhares for cue or five years' lease Can show results. Well equipped. Reference. Address R. B. be Bre, Brookvilie, Ohio. 28-7t WANTEDT o invest $1,000 to $i5T60O in going Mfg. or Mercantile business, with services. Address "Investment," care Palladium. 2S-7t wXTEDTwo"m"cTi to"-husk- coTm Phone 5144 H. 2S-7t WANTED T j buy a few acres of ground on Natiouni road within street car service. Address 20-A, care Palladuim. 17-tf
Hulldin? lots and residences In all parts of the city. We write all kinds of insurance, rent properties, loan money and make surety bonds. WM. BRADBURY & SON Rooms 1 and 3, Weetcott Block mon-wed-frl tf Sale of Honnsehold Goods 238 South Fifth, Tuesday aft-1
ernoon, November 4th, 1913. 2:0 p. inn.
FOUND A 2573.
pair of lasses.
An exceptional chance is offered active party or parties with some energy and J1.000 to invest to get a strictly respectable, permanent, cash business that's easily managed, free from competition and get-rlch-quick scheme, where with ordinary labor from $3,000 to J5.000 should be cleared yearly. Owner of this business invites
the ver5r closest investigation In every gold fountain w-v nrtir.,i.r. .1.,,.
3-lt j at personal interview only, which cun Phone , be hed by addressing Profitable, care 3-1 1 of Palladium office. 27-7t 1
BUSINESS CLASSIFIED
WANTED Single man farm. Phone 4103.
to
work on 16 tf
We repair everything. Krame pictures, retire baby cabs. A full line of electric and gas lamps. Work called or and delivered. BROWN DARNELL. 1020 MAIN.
C. A. Brumfield, Centerville, Ind..
Route No. 2.
WANTED Your old carpets, all kinds. For prices, etc.. phone E. B. Spencer. .296, or address Wayne hotelAgent for Ashjian Bros. Rug Co.. Indianapolis. Hero for a limited time only. 19-tf SPlKr.LLA CORSET 3 to order. Frauces Brusman. city manager. 104 Ft. Wayne Ave. Phone 2140. 30-t
FOR SALE Duroc males. Edgar Hill A Son Route Vr 1 7.7t !
FOR RENT
POR RENT
FOR SALE West Side Saoltary La no n dry Address 41 Richmond Ave.
A Modern New HOME AT RIGHT PRICE Here Is an exceptional opportunity to buy a very desirable home at a very low figure. Property It located on South 15th street. No. 415. No better location in city. Residence is beautiful and modern In every respect, having six rooms and soft water bath, fine furnace, laundry in cellar and everything to make a first class home at a reasonable price. Terras Cash or payments like rsnt, $20.00 per month. Can use vacant lot as part payment. DO IT NOW TURNER W. HADLEY 121 South lSth Phone 1730 PUBIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE Wednesday, Nov. Sth, 11913 10 o'clock a. m., on the premises The following properties in the order listed below: No. 4 1 5 North D. Street
3o-fc7t! I cry all kinds of sales any-irnnc,c,; 1 a j u.ir . r
-hSFiTsT-is 'where. Sale bills free for alir , room iramt
nouse, wnn lor ji reet iront. - No. 4 11 7 North D. Street
Consisting of lot 31 feet front by 113 feet deep, with a oni and one-half story six room frame house. These properties are exceptionally well located for rental properties; on city car line and paved street.
Terms of Sale
One-third cash in hand; balance in two equal installment!
SALE Two light delivery
wagons, storm top; one light steel Jtire buggy. 15H Main street. l-7t FOR SALE Fire proof safe,ccoiv dition. Address "Safe," care Palladium. i-7t FOR SALE Unredeemed watches, one-half their value. J. M. Lacey, Pawnbroker, Sth and Main. 29-7t FOR "SALE Some extra fine thorough male Bull Dog puppies at Schwegman's. Phone 2204. 309 So. 4th street. C0-7t FOR SALE Investment, 6 per cent
net, non taxable. Address "Invest
ment." Palladium. FOR SALE T wro"black"
North Tenth, phone 1335. 3Q-7tSaies booked before Januarv FOR SALU Peninsular base burner, let 1014 ore wood snd coal stove combined.! ,M' lJlPORSALE PoTalTd-China boar, big1 NO. 15 N. TH STREET
iiic ind wniic ruunc itoy. rvesiaence
H. H,
Jones
HORSE
AUCTIONEER AND DEALER.
!570
Also Bargains In
Scuta half cf modern I
o! N. 22d. 6 rooms, fur- i FOR SALE Fir-nroof safe: cimhI I ,
nace and beth. Phone 423I. ;i-lt i condition r rtia. i i .j
. , i .i-w -- '-.--- - -- i -- - v i . v ijic a mxiis.
SAM S. VIGRAN
RELIABLE.
LAfli f . MOVING VANS 8. F. Morris' Moving Vans 202 S. 8th St. Phone 1627 M. F. Haner. Mzr.
Shurley s Large Moving Vans' h? to 14 North Sth street Phiine 1536. 1 ' -- , . .
S-nuuKt.tuuii'jK. tor all kinds : a nnA 11 U . U
j of Insurance. Bonds ar.d Loons Ital 1,1 " al,ul "Uics IU ucar U per teni IHiere5l SC- ! aFteBaralRenlals" Rocm lt;' L iCured by mortgage on real estate sold or purchaser may
-'pay all cash.
MONEY TO LOAN
floor.
FOR RENT Flat, ground Knoll's livery barn.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, preferred. 112S,4 Main.
$10. o-2t
Men
dium.
FOR SALE $400 upright
sep-if
Kimball
piano. Will sell fcr $150 cash. Owner leaving city. Phone 4665. 20-7t
LICENSED PAWN
BROKER 6-8 North 6th St
m?sm
Executor Estate Elizabeth Echols Wm. Kelley, Atty.