Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 30, 16 December 1916 — Page 15

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM, DECEMBER 16, 191

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Why; is the pig takin g a long sleep?; Write a story about the pig and the pen

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A CURL-LESS GIRL There wis once a little girl, " " " ; Who had hot a single curl Oh her head, ;---. - And when she went to bed. She would cry And say O my, ' ; ' ' Because she couldn't lay still, : And she got so very ill That she cried, and cried Watching the other girls, "" ' j With their pretty curls, '" V Till at last she died. ' Originally - MARGARET BOWMAN, Age, 10, Economy.

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A Bicycle for Christmas Can You Beat It?

He Will Be Happy Because He Got What He Wanted Most. Excelsior and Hearsey $27 to $50. ELMER SMITH

'The Wheel Man'

426 MAIN STREET. .

PHONE 1806

WRITES ABOUT KITTEN

I am a little, white kitten, my eyes are green. I caught a mouse in the corn crib yesterday and it tasted mighty good. L When I am hungry, I say Meow, Meow and a little girl named Martha brings me a big saucer of milk. Sometimes the big, black dog barks at me but I am not afraid of him. There is a little baby lives there and she comes out of doors and puts doll clothes on me and I do not like that, and I run away. The people that take care of me are good to me. I sleep on the porch at night. ; Velma May Grade 3, Economy

Hayti is a republic and has been independent since 1804. Its president is elected for seven years.

WARNER PLAYGROUND Dear Aunt Molly, The boys and girls of Warner school want a play ground. Be

cause the play ground, at school i3

so small to play ball on. Most of Ihey children live in flats and have know yards. The children, have to

play in streets, and are maybe to

get hurt by wagons and automobiles, j

We can not have ball played on our j

school grounds. Because it intervers with other games, and sometimes the small children get hurt with ball or bat. So you see;why we want a playground. Well yon try and help us get one. Yours very truly DOROTHY HART, " ' 6 B Grade Warner School. ,

Snakes and lizards may be frozen in ice, but when thawed out in the spring, they are as healthy as ever.

Exchange Column

LOST A brown kid glove for the WANTED Some basketball team ; left hand. Please return to the to play every Saturday. For inFalladium office.' formation see Homer Carpenter, : 724, South 9th street, or Garfield LOST A pair of Boy Scout Gloves, school. black. If found call at . Ballin- : .- ger's, 220 Lincoln Street or phon FOR SALE A Premo camera for 3158. . .... . . ' sale. Call Baxter school or 110 ; : S. W. 7th street, Margaret Stevens, FOR SALE A good shepherd dog. See Paul Clevenger of call at 215 FOUND Numbers of lost articles N. West Third. have been found in the Boys' De- : partment of the Y. M, C.:A- OwnFOR SALE A neWmddel moving ers may have same by describing. picture . machine with complete V. D. B. : outfit including films, show creen : . and tickets. Will "sell at half LOST-Clifford A Burr lost a golf . price if sold at once.. .Call .307 . ball on 18th street. Please return North 17th Street Anette Barr, it to 417 North 17th street 12 years, City.- ' Have a good Brown Chinchilla FOR SALE Nearly -new 16 year overcoat r that I have outgrown. old boy's overcoat. 223 North Will fit boy 5 to 8 years. For $2.00. Nineteenth street Call 203 South 7th street FOUNDS A membership emblem of FOUND A key ring with five the Boy Scouts club. Owner may , keys, a bent button hook and a obtain his lost property, by. apply- Boy Scout emblem on it Loser ing to the Junior Editor at the Pal- may apply at the Palladium ofladium office. fice for his property. FOUND A child's kid glove for FOR SALE Model Builder, good as left hand, with one finger well new. Carl Lohmau, 206 North chewed. Inquire Palladium office. 22nd street, city.

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The

Sensible Gift of Richmond

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Mothers have found genuine delight in the assembly of practical gifts for children here. "You have just the things I am going to give boys and girls this year," said Santa, who believes, in pleasing mothers and fathers as well as children. ' ' ' :;".,:;" '. Here Are a Few of the Many Things ,.- Santa Has Taken Delight In

Children's Bathrobes from ...... .$1.35 to $2.98 Children's Rain Coats from ...... $2.25 to $4.98 Children's Handkerchiefs ,5e up DOLLS CHARACTER DOLLS The Unbreakable kind at 59c to $1.25 - CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS A large selection at ....79c and up Also Complete Line of Ties, Blouses, Mufflers, Cuff Links,. Purses and : Innumerable Gifts for Boys. "

Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's

Rain Capes from $1.75 to $2.75 Coats from $1.98 to $12.50 Fur Sets; from ...... . $2.98 to $12.50 Muffs from ......... '..$25 to $5.00 Towel Sets ...... 98c Outing Gowns 29c to 59c Wool Caps . . .50c and 59c " Hoods at 25c up Sweaters . 50c up Snowball Sets $2.98 Purses . . . .". ..... . . .... .25c to $1.00

The Store Will Be Open Every Evening Until Christmas

Lee B. Nusbaum Co.

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