Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 35, 22 December 1914 — Page 10

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I'HE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, DEC. 22, 1914

BOARD CREATES OFFICE TO HAUL TRASH FOR CITY Divides Work of Street Commissioner and Puts John Heidleman Over Crew of Nine Wagons. "The board of public works has decided that it will be best to segregate (he work of the street department by eliminating the hauling of ashes from the duties of the street commissioner. "To this end we would advise you that a competent man will be put in charge of the teamsters hauling trash from the alleys and made responsible to the board; jou will therefore conline your efforts to the care of the streets, sewers and alley repairs and Mich other work as may come within the province of your department. "This act of the board is not to be considered as a reflection on your work but to relieve you of what seems to us to be an overload." Send Knolicnbcrg Letter. This letter was addressed today by

the members of the board of public j works to Street Commissioner Knol-i lenberg. John Heidleman has been appointed j 'to supervise the work of trash and ash! removal at a salary of $tiO a month1 Mid with the title of foreman of the trash wagon gang. He will have nine 'MiRdiisi and a force of between fifteen Hid iwcp.ty men. "Removal of ashes and trash from he alleys has been the cause of constant complaint." Mr. Kavis said to- 1 day. 'The street commissioner has .-o many duties to perform that it has tii-en impossible to devote as much of lii:-; time to this particular work as is necoss-ar.i. so the board has decided t p"rnot him to devote his whole attention to street and sower work. 'My having one man to devote his

wolile time 10 supervising the collectIon of trash and ashes unproductive work will be eliminated and the efficiency of this work greatly Increased. The supervisor of this work will be responsible only to the board. The

garbage removal work Is under thej

supervision of the health department.

City Statistics J Deaths and Funerals. H1LLER The funeral of Barbara

cemetery. Friends may call at any time. BISHOP Word has been received of the death of William Bishop, 32, at the home of his parents at Windfall,

Ind. Mr. Bishop was formerly a clerk in the Pennsylvania offices of this city

will be held at Windfall Wednesday afternoon.

Plenty of nice fresh Prices, dally by express.

(Miller will be held Thursday morning : ,eav,ng hero about fiye months agQ

Oysters at i at 9 o'clock from St. Andrew's church

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i The burial will be in St. Andrew's

CHARITY JO FOLLOW ORGANIZERS' PLANS Bureau Will Re-organize With Directors From Affiliated Societies.

He leaves a wife, formerly Miss Ruth

Kitson of this city. Funeral services

A committee of the governing board of the Central Charity bureau under the chairmanship of Willard Z. Carr, is working out a plan to make the central bureau organization conform with the constitution. When the directors of the bureau were elected, they were chosen promiscuously according to their capabilities and not according to the organizations they represent. The constitution provides that four members shall be elected by the affiliated organizations, lour from the subscribers and four shall be appointed by the president. Six of the directors will automatic

ally go out of office Jan. 1 and six will retain office for another term. The se-! lection of the six new members will j take place at a meeting .(an. 4. In order to save confusion in the organiza- i tion in future years and to conform wit hthe constitution, some plan will be adopted by which all members of : the board next year will be formally ; identified as affiliated organization members, subscribers or president's ; appoint ees.

Turkey Lunch at the Ar

lington bar Wednesday and

Thursday.

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Ewny

Should save his money. An easy and sure way is to start him by presenting him with a membership in the Union National

Christtinmais Ctato

Double Service Overshoes When you buy Hub-Mark Overshoes you know that you are going to get more wear that you would from an ordinary pair. In the style illustrated the special extra double soles and heels, the carefully selected quality materials, the high paid workmanship make them the best that money can buy. A&mfWrfieBos&ilQiixrSIioeCQ

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Look for the Hub-Mark oa all kind and stylet of Rubber Footwear for Men, Women, Boyi aad Girls. Note this s You can rely oa anything you buy from dealers who sell Hub-Mark Rubber Footwear

They are dependable merchants.

Boston Robber Shoe Company

"The Busiest, Biggest Little Store in Town.'

Just 2 More Shopping DaysThen Christmas The time for Xmas shopping will soon be over, but we are ever ready to accommodate all Xmas shoppers during the last remaining two days. Our stocks are complete with many pretty gift things in Jewelry, Cut Glass, Watches and Silverware and we feel certain that we have just the gift you want and at a price that will please yoit

Fred Kennedy

Jeweler.

526 Main St.

Open Evenings.

Or I f 0 1 m Mother VEi Ifek The Best Gift of M Jus c. email amount each week for 50 week?, then ?. jjjjjj F r.: checl. to do her next Xmas shopping. j Union National BanK I m

; m , , 'i l Anas Harp

DENTAL ANNOUNCEMENT Having re-entered the practice of Dentistry, I will be pleased to meet former friends and patients at my office over 713 Main street. DR. F. HARDING, Phones Office, 2591; Res. 3268.

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Two Reel picture featuring Winnifred Greenwood

Charming Sylvan scenes with which daylight abounds. "Keystone Comedy" Dash, Love and Splash.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TRY THEM

In Which to Christmas

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Make every minute count

where you are sure to get the biggest values for your money. Don't fai! to come to this great Xmas store. We have thousands of gifts at prices other stores cannot equal. Come to see, come to buy, as never in our history have we had such a wonderful array

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Xmas Plants One day more for Azaleas, Cyclamen, Poinsettias, etc. Plenty of beautiful Carnations and Killarney Roses. Flower Shop

Christ mas Decorations HOLLY! HOLLY! NEEDLE PINES! C HRISTMAS TREES! HOLLY WREATHS! CEDAR WREATHS! Phone us to select you a nice tree. 18c ORANGE SALE 18c

MBS

r "Last Minute" Shoppers

75c box Ladies' Handkerchiefs; 12 in box ..

43c

$2.50 Long Fleeced Kimonos ; extra heavy . .

$1.39

$15.00 Fur Set QE Collar and Muff. Special .

One lot of EarXeoAoU School Suits

For two days only ; Knickerbocker Pants

$1.00

Men's Raincoats, double texture values up to $10.00. I0 A useful Xmas gift J

50c and 75c Men's Ties In Xmas boxes

39c

$7.50 Wool Smoking EO OK Jackets; for two days only PJJ

$6.00 Wool Bath Robes RO QK For two days only PJ.JtJ

Our Big Bargain Basement is full of Toys that will be sold these last two days at less than y2 price.

Buys one of these Smokers' Stands (just like cut). Positively the biggest value that has been offered this Xmas season. Made of fumed oak, strongly built and put together with solid brass screws. Contains magazine compartment, pipe holder, spun brass ash tray and match holder. Don't let this bargain go by. Just two more days to buy this at

H. G. MAPLEY

!0::. Main Street.

Phone 2282. I ! 1 8n an& North E.

The Standard Merchandise Co.

Richmond, Ind.