Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 156, 14 June 1915 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY. JUNE 14.-1915

MAN WITH SMILE CHEERS EVERY OME SAYS REV, STOVALL The second In a series of twentyminute Sunday, evening sermons on "Some Kinds of Men," was delivered by Rev. W. O. Stovall at the First .Baptist church yesterday. His text was "A cheerful heart is a good medicine," Proverbs 17:22. . "Lift up the ends of your mouth," he said. "It has never yet helped the

world to have people going about in it with the ends of their mouths hanging down like the tail feathers of a wet rooster. ; Everybody ' laughs some times, but some people never smile. A laugh may be only of the flesh, but a smile is of the soul. People go out of their way to find something that will make them laugh, but never to find, something that will make them smile. Bespeaks Friendship. "A smile is the token of friendship, the 6eal of confidence, the evidence of contentment, the harbinger of triumph. "Smiles are recreative and recuperative; they are a, good medicine. When I come upon people who are out of fix, and seem to think that there is not enough left for them in this world to make it worth while, I try to find out whether they still have a smile left in them. If they have, and I can bring it out on their faces, I feel that there is still something left for them. "A smile is God's beautifier. There are persons who devote much of their thought and time and money to the task of Improving their personal appearance, and often it is all in vain. We may not have been born handsome or beautiful, and we may have been given a form that no manner of dressing will make appear graceful; but we can give attractiveness to our countenances and cause our gracelessness to be forgotten when our hearts teach our faces how to smile."

COLLEGE REFORMS DUE TO THIS WOMAN

MR. WHITE EXPLAINS

That Mrs. Sherman White did not desert her family was the statement of Sherman White today as the result of a wrong impression gained in juvenile court Saturday. Mr. White said he has four children, two by a former wife. The elder children were made wards of the board of children's guardians and Mrs. White is supporting her children at the home of her parents, while Mr. White is living with his relatives.

SURPRISE PASTOR.

ECONOMY, Ind., June 14. Rev. Lee Chamness was given a surprise Friday night by fifteen members of the Willing Workers of the Williamsburg Friends' church. There are twnty in the class.

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Miss Freda Kirchway, the 21-year

old daughter of Dean Kirchway of Columbia university, New York, who delivered the valedictory at the commencement exercises of her class at

Barnard college, is a modest young

person despite the fact that many re

forms in the college were inaugurated

by her. The last fraternity member at

Barnard was graduated this year, be

cause three years ago Miss Kirchway

attacked fraternities as undemocratic,

She is an enthusiastic suffrage worker and a devotee of lawn hockey. She

is engaged to Evans clark, a young In

structor at Princeton, but she asserts

that she will continue after marriage whatever work she undertakes this summer. "I think every woman should

be economically independent," she de clared. "It seems too obvious to argue.'

The average depth of the sands on

the African deserts is from thirty to

forty feet.

POST OFFICE NEEDS NEW MAIL MESSENGER

Postmaster Beck received t orders

today to receive bids for the next ten days for mail messenger between the depot and the post office. Claude

Howells took the place three months

ago on p. bid of $1190 a year, quit several" weeks ago without warning and John Craig, former messenger, who

quit because he was losing money on the job at $1,300 a year, is temporary messenger. . Postmaster Beck has carried the mail to the depot on! two occasions.' '':-, "This is the "weakest place in the government - mail service," Mr. , Beck said today. "The messenger does not work by contract and is not required to ;gi ve bond for faithful performance of duties. I wilt refuse to recommend any bidder in the future who has no funds to start: in the business in the right manner.' There is no limit to the duration of the office."

ENGLISH LUTHERANS HELP MISSION FUND Representing the share of the First English Lutheran church in the money being. collected by churches to pay off the indebtedness of $300 on the North End - Mission on North r Fourteenth street, $30 was collected from the congregations at the-Sunday school and church services Sunday, in a special offering The mission is now under the control of the Friends' church, but was . formerly a union... mission. ' In changing , hands the churches agreed to defray the indebtedness.

ATTACKED BY. SNAKE.

ECONOMY, .Ind..- June 14. Simpson Pierce was attacked by & blue racer snake, six feet long, while working In a new piece of ground last week.

.United States is shipping large amounts of baled hay to Europe.

Cfaas. E. WerWno Architect and Building

superintendent.

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Suburban Day Special Watch Our Stamp Specials 10 lbs. Best Cane Granulated Sugar For

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With a 50c Purchase of Teas, Coffee, Extract, Spice or f Baking Powder, or Atlantic Groceries.

Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.

PHONE 1215.

Wednesday Only

Free Delivery

Suburban Day Specials for Men 50c OFF on any Straw Hat in our stock. This offer good Wednesday only.

Palm Beach Suits Just the ideal Suit for hot summer days. See our big line priced at $6.50 to $10.00 In buying your Furnishings don't forget to buy HoleProof Hosiery and Manhattan Shirts.

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MERCHANDISE YOU CAN DEPEND UPON, STRICTLY HIGH GRADE AND STYLISH. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED.

SUMMER DRESSES

Calumet is always the same. Bakings always come from the oven just right. Light, fluffy, tender, evenly raised, deliciously good, wholesome and pure. Used by the best cooks. RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS World's Pure Food Exposition, Chicago, III. Paris Exposition, France, March, 1912

For All Occasions In White and Fan-.' cy Designs la the Best Summer .Materials. . ' h $10 Values, ' Suburban fl7 QQ ' Special jil22". $7.50 Values, Suburban Cr QQ ," Special frDsTO. $5.00 Values, Suburban flQ Qfc Special VO.VO $2.98 Values, Suburban J1 QQ : Special ........... i!2' BEST VALUES IN THE CITY

25 LADIES' COATS These are sample Coats in light shades, Suburban Special 2 Q 2lt mmim

BEAUTIFUL SKIRTS and WAISTS Come in Silk. Wool and Wash, Materials Skirts, $1.00 Up. Waists, 98c Up.

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PALLADIUM WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TRY THEM

SUBURBANITES REALIZING WHAT AN INCONVENIENCE IT IS FOR THE ONES WHO LIVE OUT OF THE

CITY TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ALL THE SPECIAL SALES IN THIS CITY, THE MERCHANTS HAVE SET APART WEDNESDAY OF EACH WEEK AS SUBURBAN DAY, WHEN ALL CAN ARRANGE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MONEY SAVING VALUES. THIS STORE WILL HAVE MANY AS Our June Bride. Sale Is Now On

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Dining Tables of every size and finish, fumed or golden oak, 48 inch, 6 ft. table, nicely finished; special for this $13 95

Never Too Late to find values in Rugs and Carpets at this store. By reports from the manufacturers, rugs will be greatly advanced next season, in" fact some advance has been made, but we are still selling at greatly reduced prices. Brussels, $12.85, $15.00, $17.50 up to $20. Body Brussels, $22.50, $27.50 up to $37.50. Axminster Rugs, $22.50, $25.00, $27.50 up to $40.00.

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Any home would be made beautiful with one of our Bed Davenports. Our. assortment carries all the latest styles at prices the lowest.

Golden or fumed pattern in Spanish

Covering. $40.00 article, for

this day only

$31.85

Comfort Hammocks, $2.85 $3.50 up to $7.50. Couch Hammocks. $6.95, $7.50 up to $10. Porch Swings, $1.98, $3.50 up to $5.50 Electric Irons (5 year guarantee), $1.98 A No. 1 Alarm Clock .69c Grey Enamel Refrigerator Pan ......19c 4-Sewed Broom .........19c COOL OFF Make your porch cool by having us hang one of agr oolmor Porch Shades. Furnished irfvatjoiis col

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