Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 314, 15 December 1915 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1915

FINE PEHCHEflOHS BOUGHT FOR LEEDS FARM STABLE

A horse Bbow was staged at Taube's stable on Sixth street yesterday afternoon and today when Rudolph Leeds exhibited fourteen Percheron mares which he had Just brought from. Illinois where he purchased them at sales held on the Gregory farm, owned by W. S. Corsa, at Whitehall, and the Maple Grove farm at Piper City, owned by J. H. Decker. Horsemen who looked the animals over declared emphatically that It was the finest herd of horses ever brought into Wayne county. Caroness a 3-year-old black mare weighing 2.130 pounds is the pride of the stable for she is as pretty a piece of horseflesh as could be found anywhere. The mare stands eighteen hands high and carries herself as gracefully as a ring horse. She was sired by Carnot. Ziress is her dam. She has a lot of the best Percheron

blood in her and at the Panama-Pacific

exhibition this summer was .awarded Mcond prize. All the animals purchased by Mr.

Tweeds have a strong strain of Brilliant and Besique blood and nearly all of

them are in foal. They did not snow

up to best advantage yesterday as they were tired after their 24 hour train ride, but today they are as frisky as

young COltB.

Carne. a black yearling who took third prize at the Panama exhibition

was another animal bought at the

Gregory farm.

Other animals bought at this sale in

clude America, 6-year-old black mare;

' Carol! se, 3-year-old black mare and a

full sister to Carne and Caroness;

Rosemary, 2-year-old; Limanda, a gray

1 mare coming 4 years old and Gay-

1 loulse, 7-year-old black mare bred to

Carne. At the sale at the Decker' farm Mr.

Leeds bought Lady B, a yearling who

' took the Diue riDDon ax me r ora

county fair. This mare was sired by

i Gentil. an imported Percheron and

1 Kemptle is the dam, who was also im-

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ported. Betsy B, a full sister to the yearling, a 8-year-old; La Hure, an Imported gray mare t-yeari-old sired by Hoard; Lecheferite, - an Imported 3-year-old with a - strong strain of Besique blood; Ibarre, an imported -7-y ear-old black mare; Minnie an Ameri

can bred 3-year-old with Imported sire and dam and Icone, an imported gray

mare 3 years old. Monroe Rife of Boston township, ac

companied Mr. Leeds on the trip west

and assisted in the selection of the horses. Mr. Rife is an experienced horseman and his judgment was of considerable assistance.

LYRIC. "Gilded Youth" at the Lyric tonight. The Latin quarter of Paris stands for all that youth craves it offers the young artist the prettiest models In all the world. In the restaurants along the Boul' Mich' one can find the tired denizens of studio and garret enjoying themselves after the day's work, and if one seeks the true Bohemia it can be found more easily by crossing the Pont Alexandre III than by going to Prague. Movies will be seen in the Wayne county Sunday schools before long. A movement is on foot to purchase a machine which will be used by the Wayne County Sunday School association. Tentative plans being considered provide for each school in the association to share part of the expense of purchasing the machine and of obtaining films which will be passed around from one church to another until all have had the use of the pictures. The films are modern and follow in close connection with the Sunday school lessons. Churches in the city have been asked what attitude they would take toward helping to maintain the machine. Workers believe that movies in the Sunday schools are only a question of time, but sentiment favors the purchase of a machine for each school In the city so more frequent use may be made of 'the pictures.

ENTRY BLANK8 READY

Entry blanks for the high school 'track meet to be held at the Y. M. C. A. on December 23, may be had at the "Y" or the high school. Entries must be in by December 21.

Mistletoe is proving a peat in the lumber regions of the northwest, and steps are being taken by the government forestry service to combat it

COMFORTING WORDS

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Many a Richmond Household

Find Them So. To have the pains and aches of a bad back removed to be entirely free from annoying, dangerous urinary disorders, is enough to make any kidney sufferer grateful. The following ad1 vice of one who has suffered will prove comforting to hundreds of Richmond readers. BenJ. Fye, 132 Chestnut St., Richmond, says: "I suffered for quite awhile from my back and kidneys. My back was weak and lame and ached, too. The kidney secretions also caused me much trouble, as I had to set up several times during the night to pass them and it broke my rest. The first box of Doan's Kidney Pills helped me. I have always used them fiintp when bothered in that way with h best of results." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the seme that Mr. Fye had. Foster-Milburn Co., rrops., Buffalo, N Y. Adv.

Richmond People Good Dressers

Very few cities in th- United States cau show as tiany well-dressed people as Richmond, a largo per cent of Ihem having their clothes made to orer You can tell a wearer of Emmons' Tailoring it is classy and up-to-date. AVa make fine Fuits $15.00 to $30X0. This week Fall Goods are being rereived. Early buyers please take notice. Make your selection now. ' Main and Ninth Streets Emmons. Adv. -

PUNS XMAS SOCIAL

Formality will be dispensed with at the Christmas social to be given by the Sunday school of the First Methodist church on Christmas eve. " Com

mittees were appointed by the board last night to have charge -of 'the program,, obtaining a tree and providing

a treat for the children of the primary department. Miss Higgins will have charge of the program. Mrs. U. B. G. Ewlng will superintend the decorating of the tree and purchase of the candy. The tree will be provided and decorated by a number of young men' of the school.

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RICHMOND GLOVES SHIPPED TO EUROPE

Constant foreign demand for gloves, beside - the supplying of. the regular trade in the United States, Is resulting in a few shipments from the factory of the Indianapolis. Glove company to Liverpool and London, Eng. Most of the foreign orders, however, are met by Jobbers of the company in St. Louis and other. American cities. The local branch of the company

supplies the entire string of ' Woolworth stores, including tho.e in England. The gloves used In. England are canvass, leather tipped. The manager was unable to compute the size of the weekly shipments being made to Europe, but said the demand was enormous.

on fire. Investigation revealed

a' burning rag in one of the reflectors in the . indirect lighting system. . The cloth bad been left on one' of the large bulbs by the janitor, who had .been cleaning them earlier in the day.- .

RESERVED SEATS For Polo at Coliseum PHONE 1569.

FRED PALMER TO VISIT PARENTS OVER HOLIDAYS

WILLIAMSBURG, Ind., Dec. 15. Fred Palmer, a student at Purdue university will arrive home pec. 21 to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer at Williamsburg.

FIND BURNING RAG IN LAMP REFLECTOR

Odor of burning cloth in the Sunday school room of the First Methodist church when the board met last night- caused fear that the building

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ERECTOR CONTEST We Will Give A PAIR OF GOOD BICYCLE TIRES To the boy making the best model out of an Erector Set bought at oar store. Contest to close January 15, 1916. DUNONG'S 43 North Eighth Street.

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PSORIASIS

This odd little hat that greatly resembled a "jockey" hat is of dark green velvet. It has tiny narrow cordings in the gored crown and a saucy, grosgrain bow in front and back. This novel affair tops a simple girlish suit of green corduroy and smart button boots.

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years. For tbo first nine or ten years it would come ami go but each apiearance would be longer and more severa until it refused to leave ae all until I got so bad that f could not do any work. At times there wa3 not a place, on my entire body, except ing my face and bands that

was not covered. Wccka at a time I would be in such misery that I did not get a night's rest. Mj body was covered with shiny white scales and under them was as red and inflamed as blood. They would crack open some half an inch in length. "My husband was telling a friend of the condition I was in, and ho too had been a sufferer of tho same trouble and had been healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I at once commenced the treatment. In eighteen weeks I was entirely well." (Signed) Mrs. Edwin Mitchell. June ?2, 1014. Sample Each Free by Mall With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Address pout-card "Cuticura, Dept.. T, Boston." Sold tlirou! tho world.

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HEATED ARGUMENTS AND COAL FACTS

BY PHIL. BINNS Our biggest boosters are the men who buy coal In tho largest quantities. The factory owners, apartment building owners, office buildins owners, whose immense yearly purchases of coal makes ccaJ efficiency and coal economy important to them, are our stannchest patrons. The engineers, janitors and cooks who have the best opportunities of knowing what real coal should do. all sing; the praises of our coal because ifn the most satisfying and makes their work lighter. Don't get the idea though because 75 per cent of our business is with the big consumer that we don't want the ton and halfton orders We do. and give as fair" treatment, courteous attention and prompt delivery on small orders as we do to car lot buyers.

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Are always appreciated. Giving Furniture does not necessarily mean the outlay of a lot of money. We show

a lot of Inexpensive things useful and lasting which make gifts worth giving and worth receiving, and ram

ine cost no more inin you win pay Tor some useless novelty. Tislt AeButton-andRest? CHILD'S DESK and CHAIR

Complete $1.98

We show ten patterns of this famous chair; priced $12.50 to $35.00. This is a Rest Chair for every member of the family. One just like cut, P"I A HA priced M7UU OPEN EVENINGS.

This 30x30 inch Top, Featherweight Folding Card or Lunch Table, mahogany ' finish with green leather cloth QQ top; -priced special tDJ-'aOO

WE SHOW 200 SUBJECTS IN PICTURES 25c to $10.00

Twenty patterns of theee beautiful Fibre Rockers to choose from.

Priced from $8.50 to $30.00.' One just

like cut, fully upholstered, priced .. . .

$12.50

This National Sewing Machine will make an ideal Christmas gift. Sold under an absolute ten-year guarantee.

Come in and have us demonstrate; priced.

Mahnvanv RaA " Sillr A dozen designs in Cedar Chests are

et m rrev a itnc sbown; a practical gift that will be apdhade L)E.MV LAMPS preciated: oriced at

$22.50 Special $2.98 $12, $13.50, $16,.$18

PRESENTS FOR MOTHER OR SISTER A pair of Kid Boudoir Slippers made in Red. Brown or Black with soft turn soSes and quilted Insoles. These boudoirs have low leather heels, 'price $1.25, or a pair of Kelt Slippers

.ith or without fur trimming are useful Xmas Its. Prices $1.00 to $2.C0.

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The ' Shoe Co.

Why Not Buy AH Your Gifts From Feltmami's Where You Can Be Best Pleased

Presents for the Boys . Girls For the BOYS a pair of Rubber Boots or High Top Shoes will surely suit, or

a pair of Indian Mot-cabins or Grey Comfy Slipper with cushion insoles are among the most appreciated of all gifts.

IPHce $11.25

For the Girl?, a pair of Soft Felt Comfy pers with or without Fur Trimming is a crptable gift. Prices 50c to $1.25

Presents For Father or Brother For Father or Brother a pair of Soft Brown Kid or Black Kid Slippers with flexible turn solos in Opera. Kverettc or Romeo styles, or a pair of Felt Comfy Slippers in grey or blu. are appreciated by men as much as sny useful present. Prices $1.25 to $2.50

PRESENTS FOR CHILDREN A pair of Rubber Boots for the -Little ldy" or "Little Man" with warm lining will plea the Kiddies. Price $1.75; or Rod Felt Slippers with Dutch Kid on them, with soft felt soles, price 85c to $1.3: or a pair of Patent Leather Button Shoes with cloth top for drc-ss wear. Price $1.00 to $2.50.

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