Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 313, 13 November 1917 — Page 9
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, NOV. 13, 1917;
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BREAD PRICE TO BE UNCHANGED
JiDEilHEW PLAN
Standardization of Loaf To . Have Little Effect in Richmond.
"Progress" is Word at Great Lakes
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Standardization of the loaf of bread
ity in Richmond, according to local takers. - ,
L.nanges in we sumaaru umi umo teon set forth by government regulations are so small as compared to the present regulation leaf and ltr ingredients, as made by Richmond bak-
ia the price.
The greatest added expense to the
takers under the new resry.Iatlons will
te in the charging of a license fee to
211 bakerB using more than ten barrels
(f flour and meal a mcnth. Even this,
low ever; will be borne by the bakers,
t is declared without any additional
ixpense to the consumer. ; Penalty of $2,000
Under the new regulations, all bak-
frrmst havft a license, and a nenaltv of
$2,000 fine, two years' imprisonment
without a license. The regulations also call for a standard amount of sugar, butter fat or oil, to each 196 pounds of flour, and bakers must carry out these proportions in their bread making. Bread must be sold only in 16 ounce loaves or multiples thereof, or in 24 ounce loaves. These loave3 must not weigh more than 17 or 25 V2 ounces, unwrapped, twelve hours after baking. Return of unsold bread by retailers will be prohibited under the new government regulations, and likewise it will be unlawful to make any cash payments, allow credit for unsold bakery products, "or exchange any of them for other bread or bakery products." The new government regulations will
become effective December 10.
American Soldiers in France Getting "Lots ?f Excitement"
American soldiers in France are having "lots of excitement" according to Roland H. Walls, who is with the expeditionary forces, in a letter to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walls, 420 Southwest Second street. "The excitement does a fellow good, provided, he doesn't get too much of one thing," he tells his parents. "There are a lot worse places than this." Walls, who is a member of the 1st mortar battery, says he's going to "camp" in picture shows when he returns. And American tobacco tastes -mighty good "over there." " -' r Te gives his regards to former fellow workmen at the Starr Piano faccory, where he was employed prior to -the time he enlisted, in April.
"Breaking Home Ties" Loaned to Y. M. C.A.
"Breaking Home Ties," is the name of a picture which has been loaned the Y. M. C. A. by Richard Sedgwick. The picture was drawn from the ii i i ji. i a ti r r- i i
original uy uie iaie iurn. oeugwiuu. some twenty-five years ago. It is hanging in the lobby.
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HIRST The funeral of Mrs. Abbie Hirst will be held Thursday morning at 11 o'clock from . the home of her nephew, William Morgan, 28 South Eleventh street. Friends may call at ajy time. Burial in Earlham cemetery. SPENCER Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer, S5 years old, died Tuesday morning at 1 o'clock, at her home south of tho city, of paralysis. . She is survived by her husband and one son, John. Funeral services wil be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the parlors of Jordan, McManus, Hunt and Walterniann. where the body has been taken. Burial will be in Lutherania cemetery. Friends may call at any time. MICHALIA Mary, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Michalia, died Monday evening at the home of its parents, 31S South Fifth street. Funeral services were held Tuesday after-
noon ai o i-iucxl hi iue resilience. Burial was in St Mary's cemetery.
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Meeting of Central League Y
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Practice at the rifle range (above), visiting French army officers with American officers and wives (below, left), and teaching the landlubber rookie how to hold his course at seat through the use of a "deck" 'SO arranged as to give the sensation of pitching and tossing on the wavese.
Teaching the arts of the sea on dry land appears to be a difficult undertaking, but it is proceeding rapidly and with excellent results at the Great Lakes naval training camp in Illinois. More than 1,000 blue-jackets and commissioned officers are becom
ing expert marksmen as a result of
the formation of the navy rifle club, a recent addition to the training station, holding weekly drills and competitions at the rifle range. A large deck or platform, with a regulation steering wheel, is used to drill the
boys in holding a course on the sea
and Itis so constructed as to give them the pitching and tossing of rough waves. The camp was recently visited by a group of French army officers who reviewed the jackies at their training.
Order Restricting Lighting Issued WASHINGTON. Nov. 13. The fuel administration's formal order restricting the lighting of electric signs to the hours of 7:45 p. m. to" 11 p. m. after November 15 was Issued today. State fuel administrators were instructed to report violations of the new practice boi that the federal fuel administration may see that power plants have no opportunity to. waste coal generating electricity for the purpose which the order characterizes as wasteful.
What Billy Sunday Says ": r ! . . In one of his meetings at Boston the noted evangelist said, "I believe that every disease can be cured by some weed if we can only discover it. There is not an ailment that God hasn't somewhere an herb growing that will cure that ailment." The choice medicinal herbs which will cure women's ailments were discovered more than forty years ago, and have been doing that beneficent work for half a century. Lydla E. Pinkham combined them in convenient form in her famous Vegetable Compound, which is to be found in the drug stores where every ailing woman may conveniently get it at small cost. It does the work! Adv.
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r LOUISVILLE, Ky..' Nov-: W. The meeting of the Central League i club owners, scheduled to be held today, was postponed 'until tomorrow4, to await the acUon of the National associatIon,Mn repard to redistrictlng and re-classlflcation of minor league territory. Harry W. Stahlhefer, president of the league, was unwilling to make any predictions in regard to the 1918 season. Some of the club owners, he said, - had expressed a willingness to suspend. "If we decide to start, I shall recommend the adoption of a 84 game schedule instead of 120 games." Stahlhefer said. "Then, if the war seriously threatens our operations, we will be in a position to end out season without serious loss. "Attendance figures for last eason revealed by President Stahlhefer showed a decrease of nearly 50 per
cent over normal conditions. Some of the clubs drew less than 25,000 persons for the entire season. These same clubs a year ago drew between 40,000 and 50,000. Rickey Denies Charge. Branch Rickey, president of the St. Louis Nationals who attempted to sign Jack Hendricks manager of the
Indianapolis club of the American association, for next season, issued a statement today replying to charges of tampering made by James McGill, president of the Indianapolis club. McGill holds Hendritk'3 -contract which does not expire until 1919. '.'MoGill admitted to me that he had given Hendricks his word that he wouldn't release him," Rickey said, "and I resent the accusations made by him. When Hendrick3 informed me that he was at liberty to negotiate I
put every penny I could offer into his
salary, thinking, of course, that I
would not be called upon to reimburse
McGill. . "I regret that I failed to land Hendricks. It was a big disappointment.
I want to make it plain however, that I acted in a straightforward manner. I did not attempt to steal Hendricks. There is no ' truth to reports that I have opened new negotiations. The deal is off insofar as I am concerned."
ALL-DAY MEETING
The Women's " Aid society of the United Brethren church will hold an all-day meeting tomorrow' at the home of Mrs. J. B. Gilbert, 102 North -Fifteenth street .-All . members are requested to bring their lunch and join in the picnic dinner which will be served at noon. -I
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Arrested on Charge of Running Away After Hitting Two
Cecil McKee, of Cambridge City, was arrested at Cambridge City by Deputy Sheriff Wadman Tuesday afternoon charged with falling to leave his address after he had struck two children, with-' an automobile. McKee, according to the affidavit, which was filed by Elmer Carson, ran into Everett and Eva Carson and after hitting the children, failed to stop his machine and left the scene of the accident without leaving his name or address. The accident occurred late Monday afternoon. -
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Wednesday evening from 6 to 9 o'clock Sale starts at 6 p. m. and lasts until 9 o'clock. STAR GROCERY, 227 N. 6th ST. . It pays to carryyour groceries home; tell your friends and help them save money by attending this Three-Hour Sale. - '
227 TortH SixiH Street
- MILK Hebe Brand, regular 15c can, Sale price, 2 for 25c CARNATION BRAND regular 8c can, Sale, price 2 cans 13c. PINEAPPLE Rosedale Brand, regular 15c - can. Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple, contents 9 ozs. Sale price per can, 11c, MOLAS'SES Dove Brand New Orleans Molasses, regular 15c can, Sale price 12c. BEANS Hood brand Ptork and Beans, regular 17c can, Sale price per can, 13c. Sunlight Brand Red Beans, regular 13c can, sale price per can, 11c. HAMS California Hams, regular price per lb. 32c. These Hams will average 6 lbs., Sale price, per lb. 25c. CATSUP Onward brand regular 15c bottle, 8 oz. average, sale price each, 12c. SALMON Alaska Red Salmon, regular 30c can, Sale price per can 27c. PEAS J. P. M. Brand Peas, regular price 18c per can; Sale price 14c.
RICE Carolina Head Rice, regular 12c per lb.; Sale price, per IK. 9c. CORN High grade corn that stills regular for ISc; Sale price per can. 16c. PEACHES J. P. M. Brand, No. S can in heavy syrup, regular price 25c; Sale price 19c. RASPBERRIES Delicious brand Black Raspberries in syrup, regular price 25c; Sale price 22c. RAISINS Sun maid Brand, regular 15c pkg., Sale price 2 for 25c. BAKING POWDER Calumet Baking Powder, regular 25c can, Sale price per can, 22c. SOUP Ready nlaid Brand Tomato Soup, 12c can, 10c. Vegetable soup 12c can 10$MINCE MEAT Livermore Brand, 9 oz. pkg., regular price 10c; Sale price 3 for 25c. WASH BOARD Life-long Washboards, all metal, a good substantial board; regular price 30c Sale price 24c. OATS, - . :-, Quaker Oats, regular 30c package; Sale . price .per. pa kage 27c.
GRAPE-NUTS Per package 12c. Shredded Wheat, per pkg. 12c. PICKELS Dill Pickels, 5 Jumbo Dill Pickels for 10c. APPLE BUTER Lippincots Apple Butterregular 17c glass jar; Sale price per jar 13c. SPAGHETTI Fould's Brand ; regular 6c package; Sale price per package 5c. TOILET SOAP Palm Olive Soap for the bath; "regular 13c bar; Sale price per bar 9c. GINGER SNAPS Regular 15c per lb; Sale price per lb 12c. . - HOMINY Regular 13c " can; Sale pricecans 19c DUNHAMS 7 : Shredded Cocoanut; regular 10c package, 8c. CRACKERS 14-oz. pkg. Taggart Tags, regular price 15c; Sale price per pkg. 13c. N. B. C. Butter Crackers, per lb. 14c. , . . . : EVAPORATED PEACHES Best , grade r new. stock regular 18c stock, 1 lb. 14c
POST TOASTIES Regular 13c package; Sale price 11c. CLEANSOR Spotless Cleansor; regular 5c can; Sale price 4c. LAUNDRY SOAP Fels Naptha Soap, 2 bars 11c. (Limit 4 bars). WASHING. POWDER White Line Washing Powder, per pkg. 4c. Puffed Rice, Puffed Wheat and Puffed Corn, all sell for 15c per pkg; our Sale price per pkg. 11c. LYE Red Seal Lye, 1 can 9c. CORN MEAL One 3-lb. Sack New. Corn Meal, 17c. CIDER Fresh from the mill, per gallon 25c. COFFEE Arbuckles Coffee, 1 lb. 22c Special blend and it is good for the price; per lb. 14c. We steel cut this coffee. . MUSTARD Per glass at 5c MATCHES Safe Home Matches; regular 7c box; Sale price per box 6c. ; . . .; .-. ' . . '4 Bulk Starch, 1 lb. 71 -. Arm aid Hammer Soda; 1 lb. pkg. 8e; lb., pkg. 4 :' ; - u
Check your grocery needs now and bring this paper, with you. Bring your friends, this bpportunity will not come often, as prices are not coming down but are-sure to -advance So don't let this opportunity pass by. - - .:,-,-.