Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 98, 5 March 1914 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1914

PAGE NINE

S'MATTER, POP?"

By Payne

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LIQUOR HURTS BUSINESS HEALTH f Continued from Page 1.)

rere tanked, would buy a stock of goods and then when he got home would find that It was not what he really needed at all of which resulted In sore customers and ultimately their complete loss. Temperance Required. "In this age when the traveling salesman must be always alert to all forms of competition he finds no room In his daily duties to visit the bar room and proceed to get lit up and then make the rounds, to his customers. He soon finds that his reception at that place is exceedingly modest. "One of the leading mercantile men of this country recently made the statement that in 5 years a traveling man who hit booze and smoked cigarets would find it hard to get a position with any reputable firm. There is no court of last resort In the business world because of strict competition. The profits must show or the

business is a failure

Execution of James Pletv Slowest in State History

HARTFORD, Conn., March 4. The slowest execution in the history of Connecticut was recorded early today when James Plew, descendant of the notorious Dukes family, was hanged for the murder of William O. Wakefield. Mrs. Bessie Wakefield, paramour of the hanged man, whose appeal argued in the supreme court yesterday acted as a stay of execution with Plew, occupied a cell a hundred feet from the execution house, but at no time did she make any inquiries concerning Plew. Dressed in a new suit of black, with his arms firmly strapped to his side, Plew entered the death chamber with

THIRTY-FIVE PASTORS WANT CHARGE HERE

Church to be Declared Va

cant Next Month.

firm tread' at two minutes after mid

night, and twenty two seconds later ; pulpit of First Presbyterian

ten minutes and thirty-eight seconds ; later, an unusually long period, Dr. ; G. A. Fox, the prison physician, of-!

Hcially pronounced Plew dead. At ' 12:10, Jive minutes later, the body was j ,..... . . lowered. i "birty-five recommendations have By direction of Plew's brother, the j been made to the members of the body was put into a handsome coffin 1 First Presbyterian church for a minand taken to a Hartford undertaking i ister to succeed the Rev T J Graestablishment. 1 . ' .. . lU ' . ' ' ' Besides the prison directors and : ham' The PulPu at the church wlU guards, the execution was witnessed ; De vacated the first Sunday in April, by the prison chaplain and eight news- j The Sunday following, the Rev. John paper men, five from New Haven Clarke Hill, of Springfield, O., will

WUUIJ dllU I II I CB 1 I Will LUIS VllJ .

WANTED Continued

Richmond Property a Specialty. Porterfield & Campbell, Kelly Block. 8th and Main. W A X TED Lace curtains to launder or

cleaning to do. Mrs. Mulholland, 34 Fort Wayne ave. 5-2 WANTEDGrl foFcutTefy work. CaTl Westcott hotel. 3-2

New York City took occasion one day to investigate the cause for so many men being in the line. They found that almost 1,200 were college graduated, some holding high degrees but they had all hit the booze route. Booze is the greatest foe of either organized or unorganized labor. "When Adolphus BuscU, the millionaire St. Ixmis brewer, died the dis-

and floral designs

play of cut flowers i

me MHieiueui iuii i.Uuu. ; cost $100,000. A New York newspanot cause crime receives a dire set- ( , commenting on that fact said back especially in speaking of Day- Socialism." ton. In the three weeks of the after-1 math to the destructive flood when j Profit of Business. marshal law prevailed and all the sa-1 "The liquor business is one in which loons were closed there were an av-J there are less people employed, acerage of two arrests a day. In two cording to the money invested. There weeks following the restoration of are fewer people employed per $1,000 the municipal government there were invested than in boot and shoe busian average of 87 arrests for intoxi- ness. cation, and disorder. One soldier un-; Most in,raiHV companies have re-

er uie influence oi minor i fsed to Krant policies to saloon keep

WHITEWATER

j conduct the services. ! The selection of a successor to the

Kev. Graham will be deferred until

1 after the middle of April. It will be

! the policy to consider at first the Mr. Bert White and family were ! , . a radi,U8 , t10, euasts of relatives at Richmond Sat- mlle8- In case n one Is selected, fS cLC Kicnmond bat- then tnoge ,n different parts of the ana ssunaay. ; United sutes be brought into Mr. John Richards and family en- j consideration. tertained Rev. Owen Livengood, of ! ! Winchester, and Larry T. Cook of: There are 20,567,00 in the United Indianapolis Sunday. I states, valued at $2,278,222,000. Mr. Frank Knepper is visiting

friends in Missouri.

I

ingsport, Ind., the first of the week. AKIli lJAINljilliKUUo Mr. Ed. Locke and family returned ! to their home at West Manchester, i lf Neglected They Lead to Serious, Ohio, Wednesday after a few days visit j Perhaps Fatal Results. with Mr. B. F. Parker and family. ! Mr sh,,rw whit f n,,r : If cold at this time Of year

known young farmers and Miss

Blanche Bunker, of near Chester, were

supenor officer was arrested and he rs , bartender9, or wholesale Hauor united in marriage at Richmond

-ourtmartial sentenced him to life im

prisonment.

was rev

men because they are not a good risk, j Thursday, by the Rev. Cates , their

and try to "let it wear off," it frequently develops into a stubborn lung trouble, which may in turn become chronic asthma, bronchitis or con-

ieCt-leCrnTWeVer';Tlie okl idea thit booze made 8 lnn,'many friends here extend congratula- JS ln?PSranwtiirf,neif" roked by Governor Cox. j Hvfl jonger ls ridiCUlous or the insur- tlons Jer tDat Father John's Medicine is

Booze Bill Expensive.

ance companies would not declare Mr. and Mrs. Theadore Thurston are

best for colds because of its nourishing body-building elements, which give strength to the system and enable each organ to resume its normal functions. Father John's Medicine,

The people or th i nued btatfs against saloon people as poor risks. moving to a farm north of Fountain, are paying more for booze in one year ..The mini9terB are longe6t llved i Clt 8 ,hj":hph;r i;2?er: is a to ki ai. Mr. wm,m SimP c.ud .0

Rtatistif's will sliow that the amount ; uayton, umo.baturaay.owig to tne ill- i contains no injurious drugs, but is a of money expended for public ed ica- "If Secretary of State William .Ten- j ness of his brother. I pure food medicine, for those who are tion was in' round numbers, ?i 75.000,- nms BIyan yould run for president , Mr Sam Glunt and family of near j weak and run-down. 000. The public paid for shoes $250,- fn a 'Saloonless America platform Richraond were guests of mr. Wm. j . 000,000. A sum agsreeatin:; $335,000,- 1 myself would vote for him I think Glunt and family hpre Tuesday. ! 000 was expended for boots and shoes ,har, when he stood up m diplomatic Mrg Minerva Marrold has returned II ATI imO llfflTII and an amount totaling $600,000,000 tirtles an(J aid that according to the to her home at Troy, Ohio, after an Mil I HpK W I I H was given over for bread. While the wictoms of his parents and his wife s ; extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. L IflU I IILIIU III I II

drinking people spent $1,500,000,000 u tu umiu una ue : D. Fisher. against the total expenditure of $1,-. reared an abstainer that he would not . Mr M B Wallingford was a visitor S60.000.000 for necessities of life. violate those' facts just because he i at Guy Garrolls, at Fountain City, "Using the total expenditure for as ,n. a Position where it is known j Tuesday, liouors as a basis one mav compute that and liquors are used to a I Mr. Lester Baker of Pleasent Hill I

that the average family of six people certain extent. 1 hat man has done was here on business, Wednesday. IDnnnifo flio nAllr would be credited with spending $180 : more for country-wide temperance j j JVeqUlie lllG nOUl-

a year for booze. This amount would "'" ""' 1" .

ive each member of the family a j wn,J nae oeen orKiug .or jears.

YOUNG CHILDREN

WANTE3D Place to do housework or place as nurse girl. oZQz Main, No. 5. 5-2t CAXVASSKB7SHustlerswanted for quick selling household specialties. Sixty per cent commission. Best money making proposition going. Address V., care Palladium office. 5-3

DRY CLEANING and Pressing. 173 Ft. Wayne 4ve. Suits Pressed, 40c. I WANTTOBlJY10b secoTS hand watches; diamonds, old gold and silver jewelry. Open Tuesday and Saturday evenings. J. M. Lacey, 8V6 North 8th street.

CANDY SALESMAN WANTED $100 monthly, and all traveling expenses to start. Experience unnecessary.

Solicit orders from dealers In your j locality and surrounding territory for our high grade Chocolates, Bon-1

FOR SALE Continued BUSINESS CLASSIFIED

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HORSE

Mares and Geldings in from Adams

Co., Friday, March 6. Come in and j see them if you want to buy. My next sale will be Satur-! day, jA - Man 14

FOR SALE GOOD 6 ROOM HOUSE with larfa

! lot on North Eighteenth street; not

modern, but could be made so and ot

I will have a carload of good Draft ,vr x-C-'w min? nnnu witts

with furnace and bath, corner lot. room for another house, $2,500, oa good terms. NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE with furnace and bath, everything first class. The very best bargain on our list. Located in the best residence districtSpecial price to make a quick sale $2,000. FUNK AND MILLER Second National Bank Bldg. PHone 2766. W. A. RICH LIVERY AND FEED We buy and sell horses. Arrange with us for your sales, aa we have the buyers. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE 124 N. 6th St. Phone 1884 Shurley's Large Moving Vans

the man to buy a horse from and the " lo " Kor" Bm 9tregt- OBC man to cry your sale it you want to ; SEE MOOUE fc OGBORN for all kinds

Estate and Rentals. Room 16. L O. O. F. Bldg.

Ho H Jones

get the price for your stock.

, ,, ... j - .. . ..... vriT cai u rn r"lr-i- oaaH nn '

iions ana an Kinus oi (janaies. rue x ") ' - u , . w, . quickly for full particulars and con-! a bushel. H. W. Gilbert. Phone lSOfi. Uet yOUT rOrm Letter W Ork

tract. Kase Candv Co.. New York. 2-.t

two or ,

6-Tt

N. Y.

18-60t

WANTED Any one having worn-out carpets to make 'Fluff Rugs." Phone 2296 or write E. B. Epencer, Wayne Hotel, agent for Ashjian Bros. Rug Co., Indianapolis. Send

now for April deliveries. Here for ! a limited time only. ' 14-tf i

FOR SALE Good automobile.

four passenger. Phone 2T3T.

,The

WANTED 50 men and boys to get their bicycles overhauled and new i Hearsey tires put on by experienced workmen. Wesley Brown & Son, '

Phone 30S6. North West Second and

Williams.

FOR SALE Films for your Kodak. Bring or mail

your films to us, postage deducted on '

mail orders. This is the headquarters for Amateur finishing. All work neatly and scientifically done. TWENTIETH CENTURY STUDIO 919 Main Street

horses.

WANTED Middle aged lady as house- j keeper. C. E. Emrlck, Eldorado, O.

i FOR SALE Four good work

I phaeton, surrey, runabout, one-horse

wagon, harness. 112 Main st. -10!

Done by

Richmond Typewriter

Exchange, Room 4. Hittle Block. Estimates on Small Lots Cheerfully Furnished. For MORTGAGE EXEMPTIONS See Wayne County Auditor's Office

WANTED f.00 men at 173 Ft. Wayne Avenue. Get shave 10c and hair cut 20c.

H. H.JONES

26-7t p,1R sale A gocart in good condi-; Auctioneer and Horse Dealer o,rJi tion, can at si Fort Wayne are-? auctioneer ana tiorse ueaier.

i ; rnone oriice njy; rtesiaence

2570.

FOR RENT

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; light, heat and bath; 615 South B. 3-7t FOR RENT House of 6 rooms, water

nue.

FOR SALE Team of driving horses. C. K Jones, R. R. a. New Paris, phone. ,"i-7t FOR SALE Air brush for artist finish work or designer. E. Richardson, Box 118, Fountain City, Ind. 26 7t

LOST

N.

11

For the Stomach and Liver.

give

two weeks summer vacation with ex- j penses paid. I

"Booze has its demoralizing effects, j I. N. Stuart, West Webster, N. Y., Each year about 1,500,000 men and; writes: "I have used Chamberlain's women are rendered incapacitated for . Tablets for disorders of the stomach work and they are made so by the , and liver off and on for the past five use of intoxicating liquor. More and years, and it affords me pleasure to more of the factories, mills and great ! state that I have found them to be industries of this country demanding I just as represented. They are mild that the employes be of clean whole-1 in their action and the results have

some type. been satisfactory. I value them high

Changed His Mind. My." Eor sale by all druggists.

"While I was traveling in Indiana (Advertisement)

a few years ago I met the mayor of Warsaw. That town was engaged in a local option campaign just like you people of Richmond. He was fighting the drys because, as he said he was under the impression that the city

would be a dead one if it went dry.

It. went in the dry column

wards told me that he had

MASONIC CALENDAR

HEAVY MEAT EATERS

HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS

Eat Less Meat if You Feel Backachy or Have Bladder Trouble Take Glass of Salts.

No man or woman who eats meat regularly can make a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid which excites the kidneys, they become overworked from the strain, get sluggish and fall to filter the waste and poisons from the blood, then we get sick. Nearly all rheuma

tism, headache, liver trouble, nervous-

Wednesday Webb lodge. No. 24, F. ness, dizziness, sleeplessness and urinand A. M. Called meeting; work in:arv disorders come from siueeish kid-

He after-! Entered Apprentice degree, commenc-; neys.

tnree : ing promptly at 5 o cjock. Master i The moment vou feel a dull ;.fh.

pieces or property to be rented and : Mason s degree at 7: jo. Lignt re-

that while the town was dry he received more rentals from his property than when the town was wet. "The railroad companies have declared against booze. The Lackawana road a few months ago had a serious rear end collision near Elmira, N. Y. in which forty people were killed. An investigation by a railroad commission showed that the engineer of the illfated train had been drinking in a saloon just before starting the run. When he was on the train he fell asleep at the throttle with the result that he overran a flagman and crash

ed into the rear end of a waiting train.

Since that time none of the employes

are permitted to visit a saloon even

when off duty.

"A number of social workers in

freshments

Thursday Wayne Council, No. 10, R. and S. M. State Assembly. Friday King Solomon's Chapter,

No. 4, R. A. M. Called convocation;

in the kidneys or your back hurts or

lf the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage or attended by a senssation of scalding, stop eating meat and get about four ounces nf .Tad Salts from any phar-

n-nrk in th T?nval Aroh riArpo mm. macy; take a tablespoonful in a glass

raencing at 6:30. Light refreshments, j f water before breakfast and in a few T .. , idays your kidneys will act fine. This

5 ari ' 1 i .,'."' ifamons salts is made from the acid S. Stated meeting and initiation n, j i , 1i

! with lithia, and has been used for gonI erations to flush and stimulate the ! kidneys, also to neutralize the acids j in urine so it no longer causes irri-

I tation, thus ending bladder weakness, j

Tad Salts is inexpensive and can not !

E

of candidates.

CHICHESTER S PILLS

ishment contained in Father John's Medicine. Makes Strength.

electric light and gas. 814

street.

FOR RENT room modern house, 3:1 S. 17th. Phone 1705. :l-7

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

I)R RENT Modern ; room apart-' ' raent in the Holland. Inquire Jonas

Gaar. 1426 Main St.

FOR RENT Modern house.

and double, modern. North 18th and

A streets. Just completed. Phone J3234 or 1323. lfi-tf FOR RENT Six rooms and bat h7 200 Richmond avenue. Phone 3078. 2Stf

CLINTON E. SELL Real Estate, Fire Insurance

Room 18 Kelly Block

LOST Pocket book on city car leaving court house, east bound, at 9 a. m. Tuesday. Phone 12.10. Reward. 5-2t

9,888 A Uaintv Dress for the "Tiny Tot."

PALLADIUM WANT ADS

Talk to the Town Through THE PALLADIUM Telephone Number 2566.

FOR RENT House, 5 bath. 42 S. 21st St.

tf Phnnp Offirp MOV Rp W7S!

single : '

FOR SALE . ! Two cottages, almost new, 5 rooms each; rents for $12 50 per month: good location: for quick sale, J1.4o. ; TWO ACRES, house and barn, price1 $1,800. I FOl'R ACRES, house and barn, price $2,5"J. These places arc only one-quarter , mile from city. Six rooms, now house, strictly mod-, ern. For quick sale. ?2,o0. Good lo-'

cation. See me for I have some

rooms with 28-7t

FOR RENT STORAGE Private rooms and open space New concrete building RICHMONDSTORAGECO Phone 1412 Rear 19 S. 11 St.

FOR RENT Four room upper flat. cnlpnHiH hnroain; in rpal es-

30:; s. Cth. r.-2 !

E Cent a Word 7 Days for the Price of 5.

Hath. $9.50.

FOR RENT Furnish, d roo 2d st. FO R R E N T--T worooms4 : street.

S. --

tate.

3 N. lUh r-3t

FOR SALE

WANTED

SIMPLE WAY TO END DANDRUFF

toft

tA.-n. 1

.ji a a i. . - J . M. 1

ChlhM.ter'a Ola

IM1U to Rc4 and Gold metallic boxes, seiled with Blue Ribbon.

Uranlat. Ask f"r ClIM'lrtcS-TEB a' DIAMOND HKAND PILLS, for yea.1 known as Best, Safest. Always Reliable

S0LB BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHEBF

injure; makes a delightrul effervescent jvyy A MTFH Tpnuirk Rirh lithia-water drink which every one ; WAIN I CU 1 ell IRITIS. K1CH-

should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active and the blood pure thereby avoiding serious kidney, complications.

Stop Falling Hair and Itching Scalp. There is one sure way that has never failed to remove dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, common liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need) apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve, and entirely destroy every single sign und trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find all itching and digging of the scalp will stop instantly and

your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, j glossy, silky and soft, and look and I feel a hundred times better. j lf you value your hair, you should i get rid of dandruff at once, for noth-i ing destroys thp hair so quickly. It. j not only .starves the hair ;ind ni;ikes i s fall mil hilt it m :i lrw it slrlnnv (

straggly, dull, dry, brittle and lifeles, and everybody notices it (Advertisement

TRAVEL THE NEW ROUTE RICHMOND TO MUNCIE AND NORTHERN INDIANA POINTS Via Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co. New Castle and Union Traction Co. of Ind. A. M. P. M. A M. P. M. ' P. M. P. M. P. M. Lv. Richmond 7:40 10:00 11:40 2:00 :i:40 5:20 '.:00 Arr Newcastle : 20 12:00 1:20 4:00 5:20 7:20 S:iT, Arr. Muncie 10:20 1:40 2:20 5:40 0:20 8:20 !:40 Immediate connection at Muncie for Portland, Bluffton, Marion, Ft. Wayne, Kendallville, Ind., and inter-" mediate points. Frequent service meaning a great saving in time to the traveler. Union depot at Newcastle. No delay in transfer. See local Agent for further information.

mond Underwear Co.

WANTED Carpenter work. Also plans to make. J. II. Dohcitv. Phon" 4759. l-7t WANTED Apprentice, girls at onto. Pay from beginning. Oall Kiclhorn's .Millinery Store ::-7t WANTED Woman to demon sTi ate" a household article. Address "Demonstrate'' Palladium. o-3t SALE SM EN WAN T E D $ ; M month and all expanses to beg'c. Experience not absolutely necessary. Take orders :rom dealers fur cigar ettes, cigars, su-.'ft. smck.'ng r.nd cl:ewing tobac-c?- Penr VLoles-ale Tobacco coinpr t: O, New York. N. Y. lSK EX P E RTE NT E I N NEC K S SAR V7"hTi sTlcrs can mike big money introducing our high grade household specialty. Sells in every home. Send for free particulars. Turlses Supply Co., P. O. Box K17, Liltlc Hoclc, Ark. 2-1 it

WHY? Be annoyed with those unj sightly "hairs" on face and neck 1 they can be permanently removed ! by electric needle. Consult Mine, j Doiliiis, ::is Colonial. 27-7t i UM I TED TIME i ONLY 12 treat inents 1 for $5.00. Facial or scalp, for falling hair, dandruff er baldtie-s consi.lt Mme. Dcllin. ::is Celunlt:! Mldg. i Phone 25!) I. 27-7i i WANTED Boarders, private- farnTlT. 1 726 N. 13th. 2-7t

RUMMAGE SALE

I Women's Ready-to-Wear Good-. Chilt dren's (loods. Men's Clothing. Room 21, Kelly Bldg., Third j Floor, Main and Eighth Sts. ' FOR SALE Grey reed br.by ciniage. almost new. Ca'l :!21 South 12l!i street. 1 7t FOR SALE A" coal range and ltr.se burner. 202 Pr:': 1 ft reef. 1-21 : F( ) R S A I .EATieigh : pT-rtect order. $10 cash. IT! N. W. First st. :".-St FOIiS.LE Gas rdnfce iieaTly iie.v u::o Lincoln. 5-tf

FOR SALE :: good building lots at 1 once. Call 25 N. 5th. Phone in5fi. ; ::-::t ' : A 1 KOHEKTS REAL ESTATE i City snd farm properties Liberty ave R No 1 F'hone -il 71 Othce j 1 Keys' Mrjrnep Store. fi:t Main 8t ! FOR SALE- CHICKEN FARM :'. acres. 5 room house, stable, orchard, one Mile from town, railroad and iiitc: ni l an station Also one good

young horse: . tuisnels corn; two doen !i'i.is. Price $1,050. $:0cash, brl '.!: J125 h . yi r. Possession at once. FKA:x M. P.'UCE. Plicae 1745. 2-: v.s7bfnnett ike;;l Es;;:ic anu insurance. City and Farm Property. P.O(.M 15 KELLY F.LOCK

9888 T I V J

BUSINESS CLASSIFIED

! HAIR GOODf of every des ! iDlion ' made from ycur ccmblng.;. W:;;s and toupees repaiud. M?ry E. Morse. 403 N. 11th. Phone 40 IS. fob 7 1 m- : FOR SALE L'ttle red clover see !. ,' Phrne 41fG. 27-7t ; For Sale j LIVE STOCK INSURANCE (Insures horses, mules or ca'.Ue ' death from any cause. :0 day insurance for brood uArcs. j Standard Live Stock Insurance Co.

O. N. Garriott Kelly Block, Phone 130H Sth ani Main ' FOR SALE Protectcgraph. good as

j new, one-half original price, p.il : ladium office. 1 tf j ACCTION SALE of household goods ! Friday afttrnoon, j o'clock t)cr 520 i Miiin street. Clara Moorniann.

4-2t

FOR SALE Four good work horses, harness, wagons, good as new. Farm impkments cf ; II kinds, good as

t ew. :",17 N. A FOR SALE- - A l ha-e elegant condition, for ?75. Will sell Phone 4136 131

Richmond. Voiding Co Pear 205 N Street Oxv-Acetelene Weldinu' You P:c:k It We Fix It Why 1 1 : 1 1 ; w ycur brok?n c;:sringawj:y v. lien we can make them go;d us new at a reasonable cost Wo weld stoe castings, nuto cy!in ders. ciank cases, gear wheels, bicycle . fiiims. hangars, p.nd nil parts of ma-: chiner;- and farm implements, rebuild cogs in steel and cast gears, also ;

. handle contract welding If you are i 'broken dow.i. call on us for repairs.1 All work done on short notice. Day ; end Night. ' ".. Uli. a yiOViNQ VANS H. r. Morris Moving Vans -202 S. Sth St. Phone 1627 j M F. Haner. M?r. !

Child's dress with yoke and long or t hort sleeves, in high or low round collarless stle. I.iwn. nainsook, dimity, crossbar msislin. crepe. vo:l. mull, silk, percale. e,.i-hireic or flannelette may be useo for this design. It has simple lines, is nsy to make and pretty. The finish i n. H be lace or embroidery for a l est" dress, while if made of nain- . nek. a yoke of "ail over" would be ! . with a simple bem finish. Th oat to: n is cut in four sizes 1. 2. " an4 fir wars. It requires 2,a yards of "f. ini h material fcr a U-year size, with 2U yards cf 4-inch edging for ruffle. A pattern oi this description mailed o any address on receipt oi ten cents i;i silver or stamps.

Nsme

Address

City

Mze

2 7t srpiarc pir.no in Beautiful case, for $25 cash. S. 14th. 2-3t

e 1 r )r I - M tlllllii itlne hahy cfcts A trio and gait lamps.

and delivered. BROWN & DARNELL. 1020 MAIN.

I- I 'atiit- (!-, UI -r fjil line of e leeWork called for

Bring to Palladium Office

110

Good for 10 Votes

Good for 10 Votes

Only good when exchanged at Palladium office for Pony coupon. . .