Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 294, 21 October 1914 — Page 3

cra RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TEIGRAi WEDNESDAY, OCt. 21, 19

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FRIENDLESS HOME PLEADS FOR HELP Directors Call on Citizens to Give Liberally on Next Tuesday. , The annual donation for the Home pf the Friendless, 306 South Tenth street, will be held next Tuesday. Mrs. Aurella Thomas, matron, said today that the home is greatly In need of supplies because of the large numer of cases which have been handled there during the past year. Money, bed clothing, table linen, groceries, fruits (fresh and canned), meat, floour, vegetables, clothing and (furniture are needed badly and all supplies are low. ; Arrangements have been made to (give a free dinner for out of town donors. Many country people give liberally to the home while the citizens .of Richmond do not respond as freely, fit Is party for this reason that the board must issue such an urgent call teach year.

(COMMITTEE ACTS ON LIGHT RATES f' The sub-committee of the committee of power users which has been meeting relative to the formation of a new schedule of power rates and commercial lighting charges, visited the fcity light plant today. were present. They are Fred Bartel, E. M. Campfleld, Pettis Reid, W. M. Penny, George E. Seidel and C. W. Jordan. They were accompanied by !the mayor and Superintendent KleinIknecht of the city plant. HOLT AT EARLHAM i . Hamilton Holt, editor of the "Independent," will deliver an address in jthe Eariham college chapel this evening. The citizens of Richmond have been Invited to attend and there is no admission price charged. The speaker is an authority in America and will speak on some phase of 'the war situation in Europe. PURTELLE. Mr. Voter A traction promoter wants a subsidy gift of $100,000 to build a traction line through Wayne township that will cost only $65,000 to build. You will decide whether the taxpayers are to suffer for years in paying off this subsidy gift. To kill it, VOTE NO when the ballot is handed you on election day. Mr. Taxpayer Do you want the tax rate to go higher? Do you want to pay out of your own pocket through Increased taxation for a traction line, which if it were the glowing proposition Eugene V. Purtelle says it is, wc 'd soon be backid by big financiers? Mr. Taxpayer, you will have to pay the cost, if the subsidy is voted. Mr. Voter Eugene V. Purtelle's subsidy scheme was refused endorsement by the South Side Improvement association, the Commercial club and hundreds of business men, who, with you, will have to pay the increased taxation for the subsidy. Mr. Taxpayer Eugene V. Purtelle and his paid agent, John Fltzgibbons, are taking no chances. The paid agent is authority for saying that the subsidy crowd will work diligently to get a favorable vote. TO KILL THE SUBSIDY GIFT AND KEEP DOWN TAXES, VOTE NO! DANCING Wednesday Ev'ng FAIRVIEW SKATING RINK Music : Kellum & Crouch "THIRTY FEET FROM SEVENTH STREET."

LET US SOLVE YOUR HEAT PROBLEM WITH AN "ERIEZ" NATURAL GAS HEATER Unquestionably the most complete line of Gas Heaters shown in Richmond is on our

floor. A Stove to meet every requirement can be prices are lower.

"HOTTENTOT" BATH ROOM HEATERS 81.25 "ERIEZ" RADIATORS have more square inches of radiating surface than any similar heater. Each tube has its individual burner and the tubes are reinforced to prevent burning out. One just like cut, priced jg QQ

CLUB VOTES $100 TO AID OLD TRAILS ROAD BODY

After being shown a sample film of the pictures taken in the Interest of the National road, members of the Commercial club advertising commit tee today voted to donate $100 to help carry out the project which the National Old Trails association has started. This afternoon, members of the party who are touring from Sante F to Washington, D. C, to secure a continuous reel of motion plctfts of principal points of interest in the cities enroute brought their camera to play upon Richmond. The advertising committee was told that about 50,000 automobiles are expected to pass over the old trails Including the National road next year enroute to the exposition at San Francisco. This afternoon, the members of the party made arrangements to take all MR. VOTER Do you realize that on election day Eugene V. Purtelle wants you to vote his company a $100,000 subsidy gift to build a traction line that will cost only $65,000 in Wayne township? When you get the subsidy ballot, VOTE NO! Purtell'e scheme Is not endorsed by the Commercial club and by the merchants of Richmond. The South Side Improvement association, despite Purtelle's claim to the contrary, refused to endorse his subsidy request. MR. TAXPAYER, If the subsidy of $100,000 is voted, you will have to pay It by an Increased tax rate. To kill the subsidy scheme, VOTE NOI WATCHES

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This is the place to buy a watch, as we have a large stock to select from. All of the best movements, any jewel and a price to suit your purse. Come in and see them. Beautiful German and Swiss Chime Clock8. American Chime Clocks, including the famous Seth Thomas. Big Ben and New Haven Alarm Clocks. Fred Kennedy Jeweler 526 Main Street.

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found The "ERIEZ" Fuel Heater Makes heat and saves fuel. The appearance is neat and attractive, and the "Eriez" standard of Quality is in every stove, each detail of the construction is carefully watched by experienced men, and every stove will be found perfect perfect not only in construction, but in action as well. The feet, foot-rail, mixer caps, side ornaments, cover and urn are all highly polished and nickeled. This stove oomes in three sizes. Priced, $10.00, $12.50, $16.00

the members of the local D. A. R. chapter to the state line In automobiles offered by Richmond men,

and there take motion pictures of them passing from Indiana into Ohio In the party are Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Faidley of the Faidley Motion Picture company, Frank A. Davis, of Kansas City, secretary of the National Old Trails association and. Max Johnston of Kansas City. CHANGE CLASS TIME On account of closing the schools that the teachers may attend the State Teachers' association meeting, the night school classes will meet on Tuesday and Wednesday .evenings next week Instead of Tuesday and Friday. The schools will be closed on Thursday and Friday. BEST LAXATIVE FOR CHILDREN When you baby is cross and fretful instead of the happy, laughing little dear you are accustomed to, in all probability the digestion has become deranged and the bowels need attention. Give it a mild laxative, dispel the irritability and bring back the happy content of babyhood. The very best laxative for children is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, because it contains no opiate or narcotic drug, is pleasant tasting and acts gently, but surely, without griping or other distress. Druggists sell Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle. For a free trial bottle write to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 451 Washington St., Monticello, 111. WATCHES BROS. "THIRTY FEET FROM SEVENTH STREET." here, and as usual the THE USER OF AN ERIEZ GAS RANGE will have the most efficient, handiest, easiest cleaned, most durable gas range that has been offered to the users of gas. Priced $15, $18, $20 Up. IK 55L "ERIEZ" REFLECTORS are constructed of the best polished blued steel throughout. Imported German Lava Tips are used, securely set in wrought iron pipe. CO 7K One just ilke cut

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One hundred and thirty-five men and boys are enrolled In the gymnasium classes at the Y. The Busy Men's class Is made up of young business men of the city, and is most regular 8 Here's An Ad. 25c size Colgate's Dental Powder . 17c 10c can Air Float Talcum Pow-, der 7c Armour's 5c Buttermilk Toilet Soap, per bar 2c OBEY THAT

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flJisM $1 America KAp Alarm Clocks Lr Made and guaranteed by the makers of "Big Ben." Bring coupon. $1.00 wool 59c Shawls For women; also Scarfs with colored borders. $2 Flannel- OCn ette Kimonos oot Beautiful patterns; all sizes; best materials; full length. Kleinerts' 25c "I Qn Baby Pants Waterproof; most famoue make made; bring the coupon Thursday. Women's 50c 99 Corsets at... 0tJ" In the new long models; best materials and best styles; bring coupon. Thursday Child's 50c Umbrellas . 37c For school use; showerproof; fancy handle; bring the coupon. Women's 35c Silk Hose . . . 19c In black and white; reinforced feet; bring the coupon Thursday. Infants' $1.50 OQc Sweaters . . . White with colored borders ; all-wool ; bring coupon Thursday. ( Ruben's 50c VRSTS 39c For infants; all wool; no buttons; bring the coupon Thursday. Child's 10c rj HOSE J Fast black; ribbed; all sizes; bring the coupon. Women's50c Brassieres . . Embroidery trimmed; open front or back; bring the coupon. 5 Men's & Women's $3.00 Sweaters $1.88 All wool; shawl collar; read or gray; bring the coupon. Women's 75c AH g Flan'l Gowns In heavy plain tit

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in - attendance, and shows the most enthusiasm over the work, said Mr. Roach. This class includes fifteen members. .The largest Is the Intermediate class, which has thirty members. The Senior class met for the first time last night, and. when the enrollment is complete will include about twenty-five members. The Employed Boys' class has 24 members, the Juniors18, the Leaders 7, the Junior Preps 24, and the Business Men's class 14.

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A special purchase of these great big Lustrous Coats, 45 and 52 inches long, long shawl or square collar; best value that will be offered you this season. $10 College Coat $5.95

Coupon Sale Women's Shoes

Patents, gunmetals; cloth and aalf tops; long and short vamps; all styles of heels and toes; with the coupon

Growing Girls' patent and vici or vici tops; sizes 8 to 2 at. . $2 Shoes, kid; cloth $1.09 Men's $1.50 House Slippers in black or tan, made of all leather, all sizes; a great bargain for Thursday 89c

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We have a goodly number of women's NEW $15 SUITS Serges and cheviots, Redingote models in Copen., navy and black; on sale Thursday at $S.95 Women's $6.00 DRESS SKIRTS Fall models; Russian tunics, some with accordeon plaited bottoms; all wool crepe, granite cloth and serges $2.87 CLIP

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Men's $1.50 Work Trousers;

blue and gray; double stitched... Men's 50c Underwear; fleeced lined shirts and drawers, at

Men's $1.25 Union Suits: medium

weight; fleece lined, at . . Men's 75c Flannelette Night with the coupon Wednesday Men's 75c Flannelette Shirti plain or military collars 25c Paris Garters Famous the world over for 25c; our price Thursday

25c Police and Firemen's Suspend- -J O era, heavy elastic web, at AOl

GIRLS' $1.50 DRESSES

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DELAY CONFERENCE

The conference between' John MVpolder, C. W. Jordan, Mayor Robblns and Alfred Bavls to plan for a free employment bureau and possibly for an appropriation by the city to provide work for men dosing the period of slack employment, was postponed today. It will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. ol Good Honest RICHMOND, IND.

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In half a dozen of styles; jet black; German velvet; coupon

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BOYS' $2.50 School Shoes, gunmetal, calf Bkin, solid leather, heavy d-J QQ soles, 1 to 5. . V Men's $2.50 Work Shoes Heavy black leather; double oak soles; sewed and

Boys' $2.50 Leather Storm Boots, black.

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BOYS' 50c HATS Chinchilla and fancy mixtures. Boys' 35c Brownie Overalls Striped at 17k Boys' 50c Waists Chambray and Flan nelette 33 Boys' 50c Fall Union Suits 35 CHILD'S $3.50 In zibelines, boucles, desirable colors; ages

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Beautiful plaid designs, extra heavy and large, size full $5.00 value for $2.88. 50c CRIB BLANKETS In blue and pink, nursery patterns, wool finish. Best $1.50 Comforters Cretonne covered, good weight, pretty patterns.

$1.60 Ready-made Diapers, torn hemmed size 27x27. a dozen 87 $1.50 full size Bed Spreads, fringed or hemmed, with coupon for 87 26c Feather Ticking. Amoskeag, A. C. A with coupon for 14 $1.50 Wool Finish Blankets 87 60c Feather Pillows 31

JESSUP TAKES UP ROAD BOND ISSUE i The bond issue for the construction of Wayne county's ahar of the Or--lando Marshall road on the Randolph-1 Wayne county line wts purchased by' Wilfred Jesswp. He win par the amount of the bonds and the accrued interest until the delivery of the issue. The principal Is $3,380. Tne Randolph county issue for the same amount van , sold at Winchester today. 1

fH Value For You 9 Clark's O. 24. T. Spool Cotton; mil sizes, black and' white .30 Ironing Wax, per cake ...1c Men's 5c Handkerclilefs; plain white or colored bopiera ... .2'gG

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