Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 28, 14 December 1917 — Page 9
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELKGK AM, FRIDAY,' DEO. 14, 1917."
RESOLUTIONS
ARE ADOPTED
Reports p( resolutions and legislalive committees were adopted ThuraJay at the. closing sessions of the Inliana Staid Grange association in the Masonic temple. Tho grange endorsed the property lax-law with the additions of the income and excise taxes. Tha budget system for the state expenses, giving the governor the privilege of vetoing any single item In an ippropriation bill without vetoing the whole bill, was endorsed by the organization. The majority report of the Board of Tax commissioners appointed by Governor Ralston was indorsed. "The Grunge stands squarely behind President Wilson In what he is Soing to win the war. This has been a very interesting and enthusiastic lesslon." said Worthy Master Wright Thursday.
BRUNSON TO FORM
GLASSES IN BIBLE
Boys' Secretary Brunson. appointed
Thursday by Secretary Schwan, will organize the Y. M. C. A. boys' Bible btudy classes early next week.
Boys of the department are asked
to' meet Secretary Brunson Friday and Saturday.
Secretary Brunson has been away
from Richmond for ten years. He wa9 formerly boys' secretary at the- T. M.
O. A, He is a graduate of Earlham
College.
Referring to the handicap which
shortage of coke has imposed on pig Iron manufacture, the Iron Age re
marks that "the production of pig Iron In, the last ten months or more has been simply a function of the production of coke."
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stare -'Jrfxz cant get them with !idnSun Cofco No, Madam! Golden Sun is all coffee full value. If we gave fremiums, we would have to ower the quality, as the tost of, the premium. is always in -eluded m. the price you pay. Golden Sun is full-flavored. Every pound makes an unusual number of cups fragrant, clear, satisfying and never bitter or, muddy, for our exclusive process removes the dust and chaff. Sold only by grocers.
Tho Woolson Spice C. Toledo, Ohio
DANISH WOMAN
REGAINS HEALTH
Tells Everybocly What Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable ' Compound did for Her, Chieafo. 111. "It rites me Great
pleasure to let others know that I im-
provea in. neaitn with tho first bot
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l am entirely wen. Before taklntr it I
rriiiM not da anv
kind of work with
out a pain in my back as I suffered so much from in-
! f.ammatlon. I had headaches, was al
ways tired and no appetite. Worda orntitnilis for tha
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through mo to my family. I recom:'ncnd Lydia E. Pink h am s Vegetable
female troubles, particularly to Danish women." Mrs. M eta Damoaard-Max-
VN, 2137 Kins ball Ave, Chicago, X1L Tf ?a nncitivdlw tmfl Hint Tvdia K.
TMnkham'a Voevtahln fVimrmnn:! hj
helped thousands of women who have
been trouble! witn displacements, m-
lammauon, ulceration, tumors, irreKu- . .. . i i -i .
'anues, ponouic paras, uscnacne, uiat
.crvouj prostration.
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Red Csoss Workers , Fill Their Quota
Richmond women, members of St. Mary's church made 200 oakum pads. Thursday evening. . Other workers at the Bed Cross rooms finished the paper bale pads which will be sent to Cleveland with the large shipment of surgical dressings Saturday. The quota of dressings was completed Friday.
Vaccinated Arms Keep Pupils Away Supervisor Slosne said Friday, only half of the orchestra members were able to play at the chapel exercises on account of vaccinated arms. "Old Black Joe" and "America" were community songs given by the students. Dr. Ezra F. Baker, made a talk.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
Soloists Named For Christmas Sing at Main Street Church Richmond musicians will assist with the community sing Sunday afternoon Dec 23, in East Main Street Friends' church under the direction of the Richmond Federation teachers. Mies Carolyn Hutton, violinist, will play and Mrs. Fred J. Bartei will sing several Christmas numbers. Every resident of Richmond is invited ,to . attend. The prpgram follows: Prelude High school orchestra, R. C. Sloane, conductor. Prayer Rev. T. J. Webb. Songs : A. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing. B. Silent Night. C. Joy to the World. Violin solo Miss Carolyn Hutton. . Songs A. America, the Beautiful. B. Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty. C. It came Upon a Midnight Clear. Solo Mrs. Fred J. Bartei. - A. Come, Thou Almighty King. B. O Little Town of Bethlehem. C. America.
SOME DRAFTEES MAY VOLUNTEER
A telegram received by M.J B. Goldfarb, of the Navy , recruiting office from Commander Bell. Friday, Instructing him that any man applying before noon, Saturday, ana qualifying
ffor enlistment and bringing a certifi
cate may be inducted in any service of the navy. Drafted registrants whose order and serial numbers are low enough that they do not conie within the current quota of the local board may join the navy after the fifteenth. Lucius G. Green, 227 South West Second street, enlisted in the Navy Friday, and will soon leave for Indianapolis.
GIFTS OF FINE
TOMTOM
will be appreciated by all this Xmas. We invite you to see our special Xmas displays. JUST FOR CHRISTMAS Kitchen Cabinets, the gift for CJC TJ n her priced at '; " SMOKING STANDS In Mahogany, Qgc special at
18c
MAHOGANY CANDLE STICKS special at MAHOGANY BUD VASES special at
39c
Child's Doll Beds; all steel with sagless M spring dla iD Child's Table and ffi 2 chairs to match. fllL Kiddie Kars, special.. 98 Small Rugs, special 60 up
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Furniture Store 13 Main St. John Bussen, prop.
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Buy His Xmas Gift at this Store-you get more for your money
What you want
Read the following list for him is here:
Mufflers Ties Shirts Suspenders Belts . Combination Sets Collar Bags
Underwear Hose Pajamas Night Shirts . House Robes Handkerchiefs Sweaters .
SUITS and OVERCOATS and Sweaters for the Boys in Camp
Sol Frankel I
Left-Handed Plows on List of Luxuries
WASHINGTON. -Dec. 14. Lefthanded plowe and . .unusual shades of paint have been added; to the 'L.lttle luxuries" which the" public must forego next year because of the war. . Having effected economies in men's clothing, and even achieved a 'reformation in women's styles," the Commercial Econ-
cmy Board of the Council of National Defense announced today .that attention was being paid to articles1 of industrial use with a view to eliminating as many as can be spared. For this Reason phairman' A. W. Shaw said, you' will not be able next year to purchase a left-handed plow, unless it is an old model. At the suggestion of the board," implement manufacturers .have decided the" "right-
handed -plow can erve the rural communities and a great laving in manufacturing facilities be effected. Color scenes in paint will be limitedto some forty shades instead of 100 as heretofore. Sizes of paint containers too, are being standardized, to reduce
: : : u the number of different quantlile !
which must he cAiriad in stocks '- I
.-sTbe output of gold, silver, copper, ilead and zinc in, Kdr'th . Carolina in 1 1916 - was cqiirtderably less than that in. 1?15- - ' . ,. , .
If you want to put something in His Christmas Stocking that will please him, here is the place to get it. Our prices are attractive. Neckwear, 25c to $1.00 Shirts, Silk, Madras, Percales, 75c. to $5 Muffler, Silk and Knit, 50c to $3.50. Gloves, street or dress, 50c to $2.00. Silk Socks and others, 1 5c to 75c. Sweaters, men and boys', $ 1 .25 to $7.50 Handkerchiefs, Linen, plain and initial, 25c and 50c per box. Hats, $1.50 to $3.50.. Caps, 50c to $1 .50 Combination Sock and Supporter, very pretty and good, 75c. ...
rason & Borfoii
625 Main Street
WATCHES
You will appreciate our splendid stock, should you have in contemplation the purchase of watches for Christmas giving. ; We have watches for every purpose and at every price for which a good watch can be sold. We will, gladly assist you in selection by that expert advice which many years of experience as watchmakers and merchants enable us to give. You will pay no more here than elsewhere for a good watch, and you will have back of your purchase a house whose name represents the highest standard of merchandise and guarantees the maximum; value fof the mpn:ey expended. i lanerV Jewelry Shop 810 MAIN ST.
Between 5th and 6th Sts. on Mam :
Children's Furs a Specialty
m Coeellcr
To Close out Japanese China, 25c, 50c and $1.00 ' ' ' ' All 4Worth" Double ths Prtce. Exclusive styles in good quality of Novelty ' , - v ' Xmas Goods. I-
Lamps
-Fancy
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DOWN TO ZERO
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Here's One Thing That's Gone Down So Has the PRICE of Our OVERCOATS ' We're celebrating the cold snap by snapping off a portion of our profits, giving you the chance to entrench against the onslaught of winter in a fine Overcoat Why Shiver and Shake when you can get a wealth of warmth without being wealthy? DROP IN TODAY THE MERCURY MAY DROP LOWER TOMORROW ' V Priced. S20 and Up
'mm Shop
Tailors 1018 Main Street
WATCH SPECIAL Bracelet Watch, 15-jewel adjusted movement, in 25 year gold filled case, and Bracelet, special $14.25 ; DICKINSON'S "The Best Place to Shop . ' ' i ' After All"
tfii 820 MAIN .; .JkTSBKS-
820 MAIN STREET
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