Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 13, 27 November 1916 — Page 12

FACE TWELVE

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, NOV. 27,1916

; Copyright Itlf, by the McClurs N

THE PRINCE AND HIS SWEETHEART Once upon a time there lived a prince who would not wed until he had found a maiden he could love very dearly, j 1 One day the prince was riding along the road and stopped 'for a drink of water a tttae door of a poor peasant woman, and her daughter, who was very beautiful, gave the Prince a cup of water. The Prince could not take his eyes from the beautiful maiden. "I have found tho maiden I will wed." the Prince told the King that night when he returned to the castle. When the King found out the Prince had chosen the daughter of a poor peasant for his wife he was very angry, and said he wcrald not wed her. "Then I will never marry," said the Prince. "I love only the beautiful Olga (for that was the name of the peasant girl) and I will remain single unless you give your consent to our mariage." ' Now the King was so worried after he bad teen the beautiful Olga that he had her taken to an island in the middle of a big lake filled with seaserpents. ! i " When the Prince found out what his father had done he told the King he would not live in the castle; he could live In a house on the shore of the

lake, where he could see the home of

the one he loved, even if he could not reach her, and he would remain true to her, and never, marry at all.. The King told him he could leave the castle if he wlBhed, but that he should have him watched, as well as the beautiful Olga, and that they should never meet. ' , 1 One ' nJght : when the moon was bright in the sky, the beautiful Olga sat looking out of the window of her prison in the lake, when she saw a little fairy on a moonbeam coming straight' for. her window. " ' "Do not be sad, my beautiful Olga," said the fairy, "the Quen has sent me to help you. ' Let down your beautiful jjair. . ' , . '-' Olga took down the bright, long Colls and it grew longer and longer as It fell about her, until It almost covered her. , "Turn your back to the window," said the fairy, "and do not look around until you hear your name." Olga did as the fairy told her, and the fairy wound the ends of Olga's hair around her wand and went out on the moonbeam which led right to the house where the Prince lived. . . The Prince sat alone. by the lake; all bis servants were asleep, for the hour was almost midnight. He did not see the fairy until she etood beside him with the ends of Olga's bright hair about her wand. ; "Do not look so sad my Prince," said the fairy, "the Queen has sent me to help you. See, do you know whose hair. this is?" . "It is the hair of her I love. There Is no hair in the world as beautiful as hers." "Look," said the fairy, as she put the wand on the ground, and there appeared before the Prince a bridge of gold and the fairy took him by the hand and told him to follow her. Right over the lake the fairy led the Prince on a bridge of the beautiful golden hair of his sweetheart. "Call her name," said the fairy a3 they came to the window where Olga sat.

ewspaper Syndicate, New York.

The Prince spoke her name softly, and Olga turned and the bridge disappeared. The next' day the Prince could not be found, and the King sent out his soldiers to search the country for him. At last ; one of the soldiers told the King he had better go to the bouse in the lake. The King said there was no way the Prince could have gotten there, as the sea dragons would have roared and warned the servants. But the soldiers Insisted, and so the sea serpents were killed, and the King crossed the lake in a boat, and, of course, found the Prince, When the King heard that the Prince had crossed to his sweetheart on a bridge made of her hair he Bald that he would give his consent to their mariage, for if the Prince could brave the danger of being devoured by the sea monsteres, and Olga was willing also to risk her life for her lover, he would no longer keep them apart, but they would not tell him how the golden hair was carried to the shore and the King said they "should keep their secret.

CO-EDS AGAIN PROVE GOOD SCHOLARSHIP

Again women students at Earlham college have proved themselves superior to the men. Last week, "warnings" about poor standings were sent to 65 boys out of 146, while only 68 out of 187 girls received them. . ; , The "day dodgers" received fewer "warnings" than the dormitory students. Of the dorm, boys, 59 percent received the slips while only 68 percent of the "day dodgers" were blow the average in their studies. In Earlham hallv 43 percent of the student?

WHAT IS AN INTERNAL BATH? If you were to ask a dozen people this question probably not one would answer correctely, although half a million Americans are now using it with a marked improvement in health and strength. The Internal Bath of today is no more like the old-fashioned Enema than a Vacuum Cleaner Is like a whiskbroom.' " ' . Now, by means of the "J. B. I Cascade," simple warm watercleanses the Lower Intestine the entire length removes all the poisonous waste matter therein, and keeps It as clean and pure as Nature demands it shall be for perfect health. You will be astonished at your feelings the morning after taking an Internal Bath by means of the "J. B. L. Cascade." You will feel bright, brisk, confident and as though everything is "working right" and it is. It absolutely removes Constipation and prevents Auto-Intoxication. A. G. Luken's Drug Store in Richmond, Ind., will explain it fully to you, and on request will give you a free book on the subject by an eminent specialist. Ask or send for this free book today, called "Why Man of Today Is Only 50 Per Cent. Efficient," while you think of it. Adv. .

The Modern Breakfast Cup i ......... - , . - . i is served to all the family.

no denying the children for fear of harm-P ing them. '...fltf; no hesitation on the housewife's part lest it W'

make her nervous. ..AV

no doubt about the wisdom of a second cup for the husband for fear of disturbing his digestion. This snappy flavored table drink, so popular nowadays, is

1SMM

Well worth trying by those , who value health"There,t a Reason.''

had. below passing grades .while only 25 percent of the "day dodger" girls were warned to work harder. By classes, the seniors received the. fewest ; The Juniors and Sophomores were close behind. Of the Freshmen. 99 out of 155 were warned to "speed up."

Masonic: Calendar

Monday, Nov. 27.-Webb lodge, No. 24, P. ft A. M. Called meeting, work In. Fellow Craft' degree. , Tuesday, Nov. 28. Richmond lodge, No. 196, P. & A. M. Called meeting, work in Master Mason degree. -'.rt Friday, Dec. 1. King ' Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Called meeting, work in Royal Arch degree, commencing at 7 o'clock. Saturday, Dec 2.- Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting, and annual election of officers.

TRAVELERS PUT ON . MEMBERSHIP ROLL

Preceding what Is expected to be the '' biggest convention booked for Richmond next year, a membership campaign will be put on by Quaker City Council,' No. 27, United Commercial Travellers. The membership campaign will start Saturday," Dec. 2, and the convention will be held here in May. C. T. White, of Indianapolis, will meet the travelling men here Saturday morning at 8 o'clock In the Westcott hotel to start the membership campaign. He requested that Richmond members attend and bring a list of all, eligible ; travelling men. Members .who are added during the day will be initiated at a special meeting to be held in the Commercial club

lODflSa

lis Tanlac's

Feels He

111;

eu Man

"It's wonderful what Tanlac will do for a person who Is In the condition I formerly suffered. I really feel like a new man since taking this medicine." x : This is the tribute that was paid the premier preparation on October 17 by R. Brown, well known salesman who lives in Main street, this city. ? "For several years I suffered from stomach trouble and although I tried many different medicines none of them helped me," Mr.' Brown continued, "I suffered from a dull headache almost constantly. I had a bad taste in my mouth nearly all the time.' My food was not digested properly. I didn't rest weir at night and, in fact, my condition was run down in every way." "At the suggestion of friends I decided to give Tanlac a trial. I really feel like a new man in. every way since taking this medicine. I can eat

anything I care for now and I'm not bothered with bad effects after eating. My food digests properly now. I rest well at night. "I recommend ; Tanlac for all who are bothered with troubles similar to mine." - Tanlac, the Master Medicine Mr; Brown praises so highly, is in two million ; homes today . because it has proved a superior source of relief from stomach, liver and kidney troubles, catarrhal complaints, rheumatism, nervousness, loss of appetite and the like. Tanlac is a tonic, , invigorant, appetizer and general system cleanser. It's healthful action effects every portion of the body.' Tanlac is now being specially introduced and explained in Richmond at the Sixth and Main streets drugstore of Clem Thistlethwaite and at Thistlethwaite's other stores. Adv.

AuucEiniuncDim

Don't Fail to Attend Our

liaiKsgiviig Sale

on-

Ladles' Smite Ladnes' Coats

Lad

ncs' Presses

MEN, BUY THAT SUIT OR OVERCOAT Open Tonight, Tuesday . and Wednesday Untfl 9 P. M.

ISO

CASH-PRICE CREDIT STORE 15-17 North 9th Street

WASH WITH A Dexter Double Tub Electric CUT YOUR WASHING TIME IN TWO

Not a Minute's Delay For you can " operate . b o t fa tubs and the wringer at the same time. Saves wear on .clothes for - It removes , the dirt by forcing 7. suds through them, not by rubbing.

Attention Farmers! We have the Washing Out-, fit you have been looking for. The Dexter Double Tub Washer to be operated with a gas engine. COME IN AND SEE IT

Does Everything but Hang the Clothes on the Line. No Boiling Required. Equipped with an Emerson h. p. Motor and Ball-bearing Wringer Guaranteed for 5 Years. We Have Wash Machines from $12.00 Up. See Them at -. 43 NORTH 8TH STREET

meeting room.. In .the evening. Regu

lar council meetings are held the first Saturday night of each 'month. :

INVITE METHODISTS

., Members v of. Methodist churches here have . received ' invitations to attend the dedication of the Methodist Book Concern's new building in Cincinnati tomorrow.- The dedication also marks the beginning of a new fund for

.the maintenance, of aged and .Infirm pastors, as all the profits of the .concern will be devoted to that purpose. Some of the most prominent members of the church in the country will attend the dedicatory exercises. ' '

PALLADIUM WANT AD8 PAY

.7. ASK FOR and GET .. . ... IBS C8JBDUI. HALTED MILK

Chass svbstitutss cost YOU san

BIG DRIVE ON

il . I KILLS THE GERMS- B,i

25c Bottle for 1 Cent For 2 weeks, Nov. 25 to Dec. 9 Buy one bottle for 25o Get another for lc ; Or a 50c bottle for 30c At Luken's Don't Miss the Chance

You Cannot Be Thankful THURSDAY If your head aches on account of your eyes not having correct glasses therefore to see. better and to be thankful even without Turkey. You had better have your eyse tested and fitted by Edmunds,! Optometrist

10 N. 9th St.

Phone 2765.

wile

Gobblel-bble!

Gobble Up These Barg a ins

Tuesday and Wednesday

One lot of Ladies' Patent and dull kid leather shoes. Most all sizes of same style. Values up to $5.00

One lot of children's high top shoes, gun metal arid patent. Values up to $3.00

THE CURME-FELTMAN SHOE CO.

724 Main Street

IS?

STARR PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS

MITTS

THIRTY FEET FROM " SEVENTH STREET."

An "ERIEZ" Heating Stove And your fuel and stove problem Is solved. No more coal to carry in, no more ashes to carry out, better results at a less cost. We have an "ERIEZ" stove to meet every requirement. A call to our store will convince you that an "ERIEZ" is the stove to buy.

): J

BE SURE . TO 8EE THIS RANGE

"Botentot" Bath-Room Heaters

THIS CABINET RANGE permits of a large working top being placed co that the heat from the oven does not reach the operator. The oven and broiler are readily accessible. The "Eriez" ovens are full 18 Inches. This handsome range, as shown

complete. Is priced

$S5i

iMswsijsmjssy ( W WNm- Enez 1 1 udS It- Ranges

Best

"ERIEZ" REFLECTORS are constructed of the best polishel blued steel throughout The copper reflector Is made from selected 0 polished copper sheets, each piece of. copjer used is free from spots or discolorations, imported German lava tips are used, securely set in heavy wrought iron pipe. Any "Erlez" Reflector Heater, may be fitted with protecting wire guards.

One just like cut, priced.

J 'Heaters" ;

H)85

ALL Enez Stoves ARE MADE OF "Armco." RUST RESISTING IRON

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. ,v; 's,

"ERIEZ" RADIATORS are the heaviest radiators of this 'type on the market, and have more square Inches of radiating surface than any similar heater. Each tube has its individual burner and the tubes are reinforced to prevent r burning out.' One like cut, at ...... ..

THIRTY FEET FROM 8EVENTH STREET."

MJIT

nr9 ' " SBSBSBBSsV t

STARR

PHONOGRAPHS

AND RECORDS

3ti