Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 29, 15 December 1916 — Page 20

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 1916

MAY PAY BONDS TO TREASURER TO SAVE FEES

Wayne county bonds will hereafter probably be made payable at the county treasurer's office. It has been customary In the past for bonds to be made payable at some county bank. Up until the last year, banks have been given a one-eighth of one percent for collection. Since the custom was discontinued, however, the banks have received no collection fee. They benefit by having the use of the money until the bonds are cashed In. Often bonds are not presented for payment until several months after they are due. Banks get the use of the

money during this time without In terest. Bonds Are Often Lost.

Countv Auditor Bowman said re

cently that bonds are often lost. At present a county bond which has been long overdue has never been presented because the owner cannot locate It. The bond roust be nroduced if its

fwne.r recplvea n&vment.

Unless the bond is found, the bank

at which the bond was made payawe will get the use of the money forever without paying interest. It must under law always be left on deposit so that It wilt be ready if the document is pre-

aented. The state board of accounts has advised rnnntv officials that if bonds

were made payable at the treasurer's office, the county would receive all the

. benefits that banks now enjoy, it win mean much more work for the auditor and treasurer, however. Council Advocates Change. The recent bond issue to cover the rectlon expenses of the Main and South O street bridges was made payable at some bank In Richmond which shall be named by the buyer. If it wculd not have necessitated an extra session of the council, the ordinance probably would' have been changed as was recommended by the state board of accounts so that the bonds would lave been made payable at the treasurer's office. As it was, on the third day of the session, three councllmen stood out for the change. The other four opposed a change because it would have kept the appropriations in Jeopardy an extra iay and if something had turned up ,to prevent five councllmen from being (present, all their work of the other three days would have come to naught. ; ENTERTAINS CARD CLUB i - ' LIBERTY, Ind., Dec. 15. Miss Mary 'Bryson entertained with a dinner and "'Five Hundred" party Friday night, in honor of her house guest, Miss Mary Rohrer, of German town, O. The table decorations were white chrysanthemums and the prize of the evening was also of chrysanthemums. The guests were Misses Elizabeth Drapier, Nell Jlarrell, Catherine Morris, Elsie Mcijdahan and Luclle Shupe. A factory in Spain is making paper and pulp from esparto grass.

MILTON TO PRESENT ATHLETIC BENEFIT

MILTON, Ind.. Dec. 15. Farmers in the southern and eastern part of the township are shipping hogs The ladies of the W. C.'T. U. will have a market ' at the Houseworth building Saturday afternoon The pupils of the high school will give a social function Saturday night at the basement of the Christian church, for the benefit of the basket ball team. Everybody is invited to attend. Oliver Wallace was at Centerville to visit his mother, Mrs. Ada Wallace, who recently brought property there, Tuesday. .... The Rev. M. S. Taylor will preach at the M..E. church Sunday. Everybody invited, to attend services.. . . .The Misses Anna and Emma Gingrich of Milton, received a card announcing the arrival of a little nephew, Wilfred Davis Gingrich, at the home of their brother Will Gingrich, at Chicago, Dec. 9. The little boy weighs 6 pounds. Mr. Gingrich is prominent in school circles of Chicago Herman Ingerman who has been sick with pneumonia, is some Improved.

DON'T BE BLUE OVER PIMPLES

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KIN HUBBARD WRITES HOOSIER SAYINGS IN SEASON'S NEW ABE MARTIN BOOK

In these days of the high cost of living, when the average mortal is making a strenuous effort to do without something or other that' he always has enjoyed in years gone by. It Is a real Joy to find , that "Abe Martin" has come back once more, with his humor just as rich, the quantity just as great and the book Itself in its same attractive gingham cover, at the same old price. That's saying something, too, in these days of expensive paper, and Kin Hubbard's achievement from an economical viewpoint as well as from the artistic side of things, is not to be overlooked.

This "year's Abe Martin brings us once more into the company of the entire family of characters, so wellknown and now so universally beloved by the followers of Abe's quaint humor. It is probable, however, that Hubbard's masterpiece in humor is to be found In the satire "Thelma's Vow" which is made the central feature of this year's book. A review of the story would be unkind to the future reader, and it would be impossible also without reprinting it almost In its entirety. There is something uncanny In the writing of Miss Fawn Lippincott, one of Hubbard's characters who In this instance is the authoress of "Thelma's Vow." There have been few pieces

of humor so cleverly executed and Hubbard's fame will go a step higher as a result. '-;' ",' ' The remainder of thia year's Abe Martta Is devoted to the sayings of the Hoosler folk as exemplified by Tilford Moots and all the rest. As usual the book is designed primarily as a Christmas gift to those whose keen sense of humor appreciates the genius of Hubbard. It is keeping up its old claim for popularity in Richmond, according to the book stores where it is offered.

THIMBLE CLUB ELECTS

NEW PARIS, O- Dec. 15. The officers for the year, 1917, of the Presbyterian Thimble club are: President, Mrs. Alice Young; vice president. Esther Reid; secretary Mrs. Mary H. Richie; treasurer, Mrs. Olive Jone3. The January meeting will be held with Mrs. M. H. Pence. .

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A handsome line of Reed Rockers in

mahogany finish, upholstered in tap

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$13.50

Mahogany base, Silk Shade Desk Lamp

$2.49

Twenty-five patterns of Davenports are shown in all finishes; one just like cut, with guaranteed dQO JTA construction $c)43U

ENAMEL WASTE BASKETS PINK, BLUE AND GREEN 98c MAHOGANY TEA TRAYS 98c MAHOGANY SMOKERS' STANDS 98c

Solid oak Costumer, fumed

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Choose Now a Small Deposit Holds Your Selection Until You Are Ready for Delivery

Book Cases. Mirrors BATH STOOLS Cedar Chests KITCHEN CABINETS Smokers' Stands

Get the baby a new Bloch Reed Carriage; we have them in all finishes $18.00, $22.50, $28.50 up.

Open Every Evening

This handsome Solid Oak Shaving M 1 QK Stand tPXX.OD

LAMPS, PICTURES Statuary CANDLE STICKS Music Cabinets TABLE COVERS

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LICHTENFEL'S Silk Shirts The largest line In the city $3.00 to $10.00

Just RECEIVED A BIG LINE OF CHAMOIS GLOVES.

LICHTENFEL'S 1010 Main Street In the Westcott

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is at FELTMAN'S

Footwear for

Every Memlber

For the family means from the little tot to grand dad. We prepared for a big Xmas trade and when you come to Feltman's you may feel that you are going to find just the Shoe or Slipper that you are looking for.

Here Are a Few Suggestions:

FELTMAN'S FOOTWEAR IS THE WORTH WHILE GIFT

Ladies' Grey, Brown or Black Felt Sllpers, ribbon or fur trimmed $1 to $1.50 Ladies' Old Rose, Light Blue, Lavender, Taupe, Grey and Brown Felt slipper. Comfy style $1 and $1.50

Ladies' , Grey Vamp with white Kid top, lace Boot The very newest '

$6.00

Ladies' Black, Red and Brown Kid Boudoir Slipper, Silk Ponpon

$1.50

Ladies' Brown Kid or Mahogany Calf Lace Shoes, English last . $4 to $5

Men's Brown Kid Slippers, Opera or Everett style $1.50 to $2 Men's Grey or' Blue Comfy Slipper. Fancy trimmed high or low cut $1.25 to $2 Men's New Nut Brown Calf Lace Shoes, English style, long recede toe, Fifth Ave. style

Tli i i VW't

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Men's Mahogany Calf and Black Gunmetal lace Shoes. Neolin or Leather soles, Eng lish or high toe style

$3.50

SPECIAL Men's Mahogany Calf Lace Shoes. English last. Plain' stitch or beaded tip. Specially priced-

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Satisfying the demand which the goodness of the car creates is still our one great problem. Dodge Brothers works are attaining the proportions of a city in themselves, but the demand grows in excess of the expansion. Owners have found that its economy and its efficiency are unchanged through the changing seasons. It runs as well in Fall as in Spring in Winter as in Summer and at no greater cost. ' , .. Its merits are now so universally admitted that they are rarely a subject of discussion. That the car is all it is represented to be is taken for granted. That it is good value is conceded.

It will pay you to visit us and examine this car

The gasoline consumption is unusually low. The tire mileage is unusually high The price of the Touring Car or Roadster, complete, is $785 (f. o. b. Detroit) The price of the Winter Touring Car or Roadster complete including regular mohair top is $950 (f. o. b. Detroit)

Auto Sales Agency.

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Phone 2328