Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 53, 13 January 1917 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, 'JAN. 13, 1917

MAROAOET SMITH HOME HOLDS OPEN HOUSE

WILL RECEIVE' DONATIONS - FOB iiUIHTENANI

The IVard of Managers of the Margaret Sniifh .Home for A'.-rt Women 1ns aauoutx't d a public reef ptfo'n and pound pirty to hr held at the Home on Tutsdjy. afternoon and evening, January. 16. from 2 to 9 o'clock. The Margaret Smith home is on of Richmosd test known and most worthy f3fUutfuji3 anl recently - there have .horn completed ro;irkt'ri improvements In the buildings by .which the capacity lias bi.en increased ani provisions tn'ide for even greater comforts than she membiTf of the home heretofore hvp been able to enjoy. The cot&?e at the rear of the main building a; remodeled and connected wiUi the main building, the connecting Mrurture being glass Inclosed and thus providing an ideal sun parlor. Because of the work in progress during the fall and early winter the annual donation day lor the home, which for a number of years has been a feature, was omitted, and the reception announced is to take its place. The women who compose the board of managers of the home desire that all friends of the home members as well as all perrons who are Interested in the work of the institution Khali understand that they are cordially invited to be present. Voluntary donations of provisions or money may be made on the reception day and will be gratefully received by the board as well as by the borne members. The management will be pleased to have the guests inspect

the borue in all its departments. Jlcnibc-rs of the board cf managers will receive the visitors.. Tea will bo served and local musicians wl-i furnish entertain meet, during the hours of the reception.

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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT State of Indiana. W ayne County, ss: Instate of Mary A. McMinn. deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified in the Wayne Circuit Court. Kxeeutor of the estate of Mary A. McMinn. deceased, late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY, Executor. Gardner, Jessup, Hoelscher & White, Attorneys. Jan. 13-20-27

CARD OF THANKS I wish herewith to extend my heartfelt thanks to the many neighbors and friends for their kind assistance through tho illness and death of my husband, and for the beautiful flowers which were contributed. MRS. ELIZABETH KINO. 13-lt.

WANTED Errand boy at Boston store. 13-lt

FACTORY ADDRESS: ALLEN MOTOR CO. FOSTORIA. 0.

Irvin Reed & Son

Corner 7th and Main

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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. King, who have resided on North Thirteenta street for mauy years, have purchased the Noah Hutton home, 28 South Twenty-first street and have moved into the pretty residence.

Mrs. Mae Munson will be hostess

Wednesday afternoon for a meeting o

the Criterion club at her horne 30f Randolph street. .An election of officr ers will be held. Mrs Wabh Wall of Camden, Ohio, is The guest of Mr and Mrs. Ira Swisher and Mr. and Mrs. Thiiip Murray. ' Mr and Mrs. Henry Wood. 320 North Firth street, are the parents of a l aby son. The following officers were .elected Friday, afternoon when the ladies of the G. A. R. met in the Post room at the court house: President, Mrs.

Clara Hennigar; vice president, Mis. i

Jessie Corcoran; secretary. . Mrs.i Ridenour; treasurer, Mrs, Amelia Hen-j ning. - An elaborate social function cf the week is the dance which Mr. and j Mrs. John M. Lontz and Mr. and Mvs. ;

Harry Lontz are giving Wc4r:sday

evening. January if, at iae country club. Two hundred invitations have i been issued. The Rursell "Smith Or- j chestra of Iadianapolis will play. The i dancing will begin at 8 o'clock. j An open meeting of the West Rich-! raocd W. C. T. U. wUl.be held Monday j afternoon at 2:30 oelock at the home i of Miss Florence Fox, corner West ;

Third and National . avenue., ., Miss tlary Woodard, state correspondent, will make sn address, "Indiana Dry in 1317 and How the Union Can Help." Mrs. Eliiabeth Kolp, Mr. Peter Lichtenfels and Mrs. Gertrude Kolp left

this .morning for, Toronto, Canada where they will open an engagement, Monday.

A machine has been Invented to war h large quantities of eggs rapidly.

i. DRINK HOT TEA - FOR A BAD COLD j Get a small package of Hamburg

Breast Tea, or, as the German folks j call it, -Hamburger Brust Thee," at ; any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful I of the tea, put a cup of boiling water ; upon it, pour . through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any time. It i3 j the most effective way to break a '. cold and cure grip, as it opens the I pores, relieving congestion. Also loosens the bowels, thus breaking a j cold at once. j

It is inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore harmless.

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Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing H. CLYDE ST. JOHN 1034 MAIN STREET

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hristmas Savings Account by making the payments for the past three weeks. Call tonight at the Second National Bank

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WHEN YOU BUY THE BRASCOLITE you're buying better illumination not just fixtures. The fixture designs are there beauty, variety and adaptability to all tastes and decorative schemes ; but primarily the Brascolite is designed to answer your real object in putting in a lighting system the dissemination of maximum illumination with a minimum consumption of current. And the light itself is right broadly diffused, soft and white. As closely as the phonograph reproduces the human voice the Brascolite simulates the light of day.

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Best Suited to Eye HsrJth and CoHifort- Because - the design is scientifically correct. Th glass bowl ?oftpns and diffuses the lamp rays and disposes of glare. The flit, dpolishod reflector dispenses the lamp ray which are reflected upAvard from the bowl and softens and d;flecta tlieia to the b oad arta to be illuminated Maximum Illumination for Minimum Current Consumption

Because there's practically no waste. There is a minimum araount of lamp ray absorbed by eu.hr bowl or reflector practically all rays produce illumination in the right place. Also as the Brascolite carries its own ceiling (the flat, depolit hod reflecting plane) it is independent of the height, finish,

smoothness and color of the natural ceiling- and w?)lls of the room to be lighted Other systems must depend upon ther;e factors for furnishing their reflecting planes. This all means that to. light a given area fewsr units (or lamps) are required. Fewer lamps mean lessened current, consumption. Therefore,

Wc Guarantee You Better Illumination and Grealer Economy in Current and Maintenance

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Another point in economy Brascolite is adapted to the use of gasfilli'd. high candle power lamps of low watt consumption. Watts measure current that's what you pay for. A. k your local dealer to demonstrate Itrascolite efficiency to you. Make sure of getting the genuine.

Do not be deceived by fixtures designed to look, at a glance, like Brascolites. Being unable to duplicate the Brascolite constructive principle, they've tried to imitate its appearance but none can duplicate . its efficiency. Look for the name stamped on edge of bowl and inner surface of the fixture.

Write us for portfolio containing photographic reproductions of many kinds of installations explains the Brascolite principle and illustrates the infinite variety of designs.

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for Winter Driving

The motor car has become such an essential part of life that seasonal changes no longer operate as hindrances. Motoring, at all times healthful, is particularly invigorating in the cool and cold seasons, and due to the fact that so many take advantage of the motor car's benefits, Americans are becoming each year a hardier race. That "softness" of which we hear so much is a fiction, and the motor car has made it so.

The Buick touring car is an "all-year" car to its fortunate owners. Equipped with the most dependable of electric starting systems, and immune from those mechanical difficulties which mean delay and trouble for owners of less reliable cars, the Buick, like Tennyson's brook, keeps right on going, regardless of weather conditions overhead or road conditions underfoot.

Buick power is best appreciated in the wintertime, when the dirt roads are badly cut up and the paved roads are often piled deep with snow. It is in these circumstances that the matchless Valve-in-Head motor with which all Buicks are equipped shows itself to greatest advantage. It is then that motorists learn the truth of our repeated assertion that the greatest thing about the Buick is the Buick Valve-in-Head motor. Call for demonstration.

Ghenoweth Auto Co.

.onxp'osive, Nmse-lnflamabl. Will not injure the R2diit0r or

oer. win not treeze at oL' degrees fcelow zero. Will not boil at '"Z above. Will not evaporate; once filled is sufficient for the winter, Friee SCIts per gaS.

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We have a good stock of

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H We have the goods. Also the prices. Give us your business and en-

joy me saving. Quality alwava.

COOPER AUTO SUPPLY GO. 1134 MAIN STREET

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If you want to hear our player-pianos play or learn how easy the playing is accomplished, drop in. Help yourself go right at it. We don't mind. In fact, we enjoy it. You'll buy one sooner or later.

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Wnih in the Silk Market the Past Week We Fortunately Secured About t 1000 Yards of 36-Inch. Plaid and Striped Taffeta at 3 remarkable reduction. The lot consists of the odd cuttings of from 5 to 20 yards, no two pieces alike all the very choicest patterns and best values now fellinj at.$!.S"5 and $2.00.

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