Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 127, 14 April 1916 — Page 8

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Rev. C. Raymon Isley has issued a letter to the Congregation of the Second English Evangelical Lutheran church concerning the Holy week and Easter season and the proper way to observe it. The letter follows: "The Holy Week and Easter season, commemorating the deep passion of our Lord for the sake of a sinful world and His glorious resurrection from the dead, is again drawing night. "This precious season calls us. to prayer and meditation, repentance and consecration. The cares of this life its joys, sorrows, temptations and responsibilities often lure us away from close fellowship with our Lord. Indifference, one of our greatest sins, often steals upon us unawares and we become neglectful of many religious duties, and perform others in a half-hearted way, -which must bring grief to the heart of the Saviour. "That this eacred season may be a lime of refreshing, let me, as your pastor, urge such an observance as

will honor God and benefit your souls. Make such sacrifices as will enrich your own spiritual life, and make you a blessing" to others. Avail yourself of the means of grace the Word and the Sacraments, and the Church. These are the divinely appointed channels of blessing. If we have wandered from Him, they are the paths by which we return."

SETH KINLEY FALLS FROM CHERRY TREE

RECEIVES ABSTRACT TO RUMELY HOLDINGS

The abstract of all the local M. Rumely property was received by Secretary E. M. Haas, of the Commercial club today from Finly Mount, president of the Rumely company. The special committee will meet tomorrow for the purpose of examining the deed and all the necessary signatures and

routine legal matters will be conclud- l

ed witmn the next few days. The transfer will then be made to the Commercial club for the consideration of $100,000, which in turn will make ut the deeds to the various manufacturing concerns which hold options on the property.

LETTERS TO BANKERS ASK FUND FOR PARK

FLORA HENWOOD SUES.

While trimming a cherry tree in the yard of his home on National road east, Seth Kinley, 55, fell from the ladder this morning and is suffering serious injuries. Although the extent of his injuries could not be determined his physician said thi3 afternoon that indications point to an injured spine. He Is suffering great pain. The accident occurred when his

foot slipped from a round of the lad-i "Six by Xine," a light drama

ccr. tie ieu sixteen ieet to tne ground.

Suit to quiet a title on real estate was filed in circuit court today by Flora Hen wood,. John Henwood and Rosa Peirce against Clara, Herbert B. and Francis Lorene Peirce.

GIRLS GIVE DRAMA

The movement to build more parks in every city in the state has been given impetus through letters received by local bankers from the state park committee asking for subscriptions to the campaign to arouse interest among the residents of the state. Several members of the Wayne Coun

ty Fish and Game Protective associa-j

tion have also received letters from the committee urging co-operation in the movement. - "No citizen is so vitally interested in the Dark movement as the sportsmen of the state," the letter reads.

"The opportunity Is before you to show

your interest and patriotism in your state by making a subscription in such sum, no matter how small, as you may feel able. You are requested to interest the children, as it seems to the committee that the rising generation, of boys and girls be invited to join in the subscriptions, thus instilling into their minds the love of the great unsullied outdoors." Members of the local Federated clubs hare also been asked to. co-operate by sending subscriptions to the central committee. "

STUDY BONO PROJECT

The Public service corporations committee of the Commercial club will hold a meeting this afternoon at 5 o'clock to consider the plan proposed to the city for the redeeming of city light plant bonds. The subject was suggested at the meeting of the club last Monday by Pettis A. ReicL who objected to the plan, rt is mot known what action the committee will take as it is understood that the committee is divided in its opinion regarding the advisability of the financial plan proposed.

GLEANERS REALIZE

- $5 FROM COMEDY

Despite the inclement wemher and subsequent small attendance at the play given by the Gleaners at Whitewater Saturday night, the affair was a financial success.. This was shown at the bi-monthly meeting of the Middleboro Gleaners at the Middleboro school house last night. Approximately five dollars was cleared. Routine business work completed last evening's session. The club meets again In two weeks.

STEEN WILL ATTEND.

Further plans in perfecting the organization of county sheriffs in the state will be made at a meeting of the sheriffs at Indianapolis, April 25. Sheriff Steen said today that he was unable to attend the organization meeting held last week but that he will probably attend the second meeting. Better co-operation between the sheriffs of the counties is expected as the result of the new association.

Thousands Win

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will

M-1 be presented by the girls of the high ! school pedestrian club at the school

DAIMTlDC Til IPPlDT auditorium at 7:45 o'clock tonight

IMIlSILflO IU HUULII

NO SUB-CONTRACTS

Stage settings for the play have been furnished by the Murray theatre. The school orchestra ' will furnish the music.

HAROLD OPERATED ON.

Announcement was made by Orville I

Price, secretary of the Master Painters and Decorators union, that subcontracts will not be allowed after May 1. The members have been in the practice of accepting sub contracts for painting from contracting carpenters. Painting contracts hereafter will only be considered with owners of buildings or architects. The decision of the painters and decorators w asreached, Mr. Price said, because of evils arising from the custom of making agreements for the completion of residences and other buildings for occupancy.

Experience is hard task-r.iaster. ! r"i F t ; .., ji.. t . I

ence, but if even one great object is accomplished, experience pays.

If the experience of war-ridden! Europe will eventually establish real I

peace, the price of war will not have been too great.

In the smaller planes of life each! individual has some costly experience, i only to learn some great object lesson. 1 Disease often wastes years of some I

Dr. X. C. Harold of Indianapolis'. I People's lives. They suffer years of

brother of Dr. I. C. Harold, this city,

underwent an operation at the Mayo hospital in Rochester, Minn., early this

agony and torture, only to be relieved

by some remedy or treatment. Al-j thou'-h thy have paid dearly to se-i

week. Dr. Harold of this citv who wit-! f:ure thls information, if they can re-

nessed the operation returned homejlifv tne sufferings of their fellows yesterday. The Indianapolis physician ! their experience has not been in vain. i unll 1 - -it-a V-y-T'-. I TH rS ia f Q r t 45 Tl hftintr A ctrr sr r1 ri t All

; every day. On one side v. e hear of a .

NO MEETING HELD. i woman who, after suffering untold

(agonies from stomach trouble for fif-.

Because of lac k of a quorum no busi-i teen

HILL FLUE BURNS OUT

ears, is relieved by Tanlae, the

ness was transacted hv the Tailors new reconstructive, while from an-

union at the meeting held last night ! other source a prominent merchant ! in Bartenders' hall. As there was testifies that after spending hundreds

nothing urgent, there will be no meet- t dollars for medicines to relieve

ing before May.

the next regular one

m !

severe case of chronic catarrh, he was! benefitted immediately Tanlae. Thev j

j have paid dearly to accomplish that! A fifth of the export trade of Trinoli ! object. Others who hear of their!

street, early this morning as a result i is in sponges and a third in esparto j experiences, and how they gained j of a flue fire. The blaze was ex- grass, a wiry desert product which is s relief, will profit, however-. !

tlnquished with no damage to prop- ; sent in large Quantities to Kneianrl : Thousands of men and women

Fire companies were called residence of E. G. Hill, 2037

to the i

Main j

ertv.

! where it is used in papermakinj;

m a

walks ot lite are daily acknowledging;

the benefits they have derived from!

I ianiac m cases of catarrhal af rec

ti ns of the mucous membranes, j

stomach, liver and kidney troubles.!

They feel that they should come for

;wara puDiiciy ana tell tneir expen-j

1 ences with the spirit of helping some j unfortunate who suffers as they did.

5 ! Tanlae has been found ideal in r-nm.

Grottendick, caun? tnat tired, listless leeling that;

Art excellent line of the best Choco- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

late uoniecucns to ce nad at Price3. ! State of Indiana

ll-lt! Estate of Clarence L. I deceased.

(-KIE.D OYoTER LUNCH SATUR- Xotice is herebv eiven that iVip n. complications. As a general tonic for

EVENING, dersigned has been aDnoinrpd hv thP half-sick, run-down men and women.

w ayne circuit Court, administrator of i builds up the tissues, creates a keen

is only the forerunner of more serious'

DAY AFTERNOON AND

PATTERSON, 14 SOUTH 9TH ST,

1-7-16-thur-fri-tf

Easter Eggs, fine eating. Ycu get

them at Prices.

the estate of Clarence L. Grottendick, i appetite, promotes digestion, vitalizes! deceased, late of Wayne County, In-! the blood and brinks back color to the !

diana. Said estate is supposed to be cheeks and sparkle to the eyes.

14-1t ! solvent.

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Howard H. Grottendick,

Administrator.

Turtle Soim all dnv Sntnr-!

day at Ed Muey's, 20 S. 6th. ! Gardner' Jessup & white' 5.2l.2S

Prices Egg Frapes are Del

11-lt

cious. 1 t-lt

Our grandmothers used to I str's Rocky m j c ' t bpnng tonic, .'ir.c prepare drinks from simple?

herbs each spring to purify

the mood after the hard!

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We prepare "Cream AIeMp scientifically brewed, that islfe - i 111 i --jV

a means to a neaitny summer. The Minck Brewing Co. Two phones, 2710 and 1214. Apr. 14-18-20 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss: Estate of Alexander C. Anderson, deceased. Xotice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Wayne Circuit Court, administrator of the estate of Alexander C. Anderson, deceased, late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. George W. Anderson. Administrator. John L. Rupe, Attorney. 14-21-2S

It improves the blood, cleans the btomach, regulates the bowels, helps the appetite, livens you up. You work

better feel better look better. Hol-

ountain Tea, a real

c. A. G. Luken. Adv.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

I fanlac. the sreat reconstrnr-Mvp I

tonic, is being especially introduced inj Richmond at Clem Thistlethwaite's ' drug stores, where the Tanlae .Man ex-1 plains its merits and the results that!

may be expected from its use. Tanlae may be obtained in the fol

lowing near-by Ohio cities: New!

Paris, E. M. Kessler; Eldorado, O. H. i

-jastin; lew Madison, Thomas Ewbank; Eaton, Lake Drug Co.; Camden, J. H. Bohn: West Alexandria, H. X. Price; Greenville, Kipp Drug Co.; Hollansburg, A. J. Downing. Adv.

Turtle Soup all day Satur-1

day at Ed Muey's, 20 S. 6th.

14-lt

The first sign of sprhtff-

"Cream Ale" as a tonic, thej

phones, 2710 and 1214. Apr. 14-18-20

Cream Easter Eggs, decorated crqam Eggs, Bird Eggs and all good to eat, at Prices. 14-U

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Turtle Soup all day Saturday at Ed Muey's, 20 S. 6th. 14-lt Prices Ice Cream and Ices ars extra good, elaht flavors to select from. - 14-lt

17.48 Other Credit Stores Will Charge $5.C0 More

COATS $4i!'!I-48'

3 J.A.'SCJ DRESSES su p

A WEEK PAYS THE BILL

PRICE THE GL

CREDIT STORE

OUR STATEMENTS ARE FACTS

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533 MAIN

ESTABLISHED 1902.

Improved Appetite usually follows the use of Graoe-Nuts j for breakfast This food comes to you in the form of crisp, nutlike granules with the true grain sweetness of whole wheat and malted

Served with a 1itt1

cream or good milk, and a sprinkle of sugar if de-

si rea. urane-iNuts is

delicious food with enough "chewiness win the appetite start digestion.

'There's a Reason'

At Grocers-

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POSTPONE MEETING ON PUBLIC HEALTH

The meeting of the public health committee of the Commercial club which was to have been held Thursday afternoon, was postponed one week. The committee will consider plans for carrying out advice contained in the Perry report and also the suggestions made by Dr. J. N. Hurty, seeretarv of the state board of health. Recommen

dations will be mad

directors tnat tne c

favoring the all-time

the question - will prp

over to the legislaUv

DISCUSS BOH' WORK.

to the board ot

b go on record

alth officer and ably be turned

committee.

The boys work cosinittee of the T.

M. C. A. met last nigli with J. J. Sdhierville and consider business that will be presented at lie board meeting tonight. Th ecomnittee is com-

pesed of George Hodgi X. C. Heiioni;mus, Paul Bendfeldt. K. B. Knolen-

berg and AV. C. Wisslei

For

The Biggest Dress-up Occasion of the Year. Walk-Over Shoes

Are Correct

Our line of Walk-Over Shoes is so varied, extensive and complete that we have mighty little trouble in perfectly fitting those who are hard to fit. With hundreds of different styles to select from, we feel sure that you will quickly find the shoes that fit and suit you best at the price you want to pay. Let your next pair be Walk-Overs, fitted the Walk-Over wav.

ENGLISH Oxfords and Shoes for young men, on our Carlton and Winsor, are classy models. Prices $4.C0 and $5.00.

WASHABLE WHITE KID LACE BOOTS White Leather Heels, this reason's best. Price $6.00 - .

EILTWELL SHOES Our $3.00 Shoe For men and women in High Shoes and Oxfords on the most stylish last and patterns. You'll like 'cm for the money.

PUMPS, SHOES and STRAP SUPPERS In White, Bronze, Gray, all on this season's newpatterns. W.LK-OVER styles are right.

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