Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 333, 8 November 1919 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, NOV. 8, 1919.

SALE NETS $3,100 FOR FRANK G00K

Frank E. Cook, who has been farming the Calvin MIddaugh place, a mile northwest of New Paris, decided to remove to Indianapolis and so invited all his friends to his sale. The invitation was very generally accepted and the buyers present on Friday afternoon disbursed just about $3,100 in exchange for his wares. The sale was set for 12:30 and the odds and ends were quickly disposed of, following which came the tools and implements. A two-row Deere corn plow sold for $51 and a mower brought $34. W. Cohlee, living near Campbellstown, secured a fine draft team of "bay mares after some lively bidding, at $425. A gelding sold to a neighbor for $125. Bud Norris Eecured the cream of the cattle offering at $109, for a family cow and calf. A few bows ranged at from $48 to $51 and eoms good shoats brought from $22 to $24 pf r head. Thirteen acres of corn in the field went an average of $50 per acre, a slightly higher average than corn has brought at some recent sales. Same choice oats, about 25 bushels in all. sold at 90 cents, the top in this vicinity for a long time. On vocation of the place by Cook one of the Mlddaugh boys will take possession and will farm it next year. The sale wa3 cried by Tom Conniff and Walter Farlow was both clerk and cashier.

Special Services at St Andrew's Sandiry The following order of services i'or St. Andrew's church for Sunday fc.as been announced: Order of services at St. Andrew's R. C. church. Fifth and South C streets. Rev. Frank A. Roell, rector; Rev. Clement Zepf. assistant. The twentysecond Sunday after Pentecost. 5:30 a. m. Low mass and communion. 7:30 a. m. Low mass, sermon and communion. 10:00 a. m. High mass and sermon. 3:00 p. m. Vespers, sermoneitte and benediction. The Knights of St. John will attend the 10 o'clock high mass in a body. Organist and choirmaster Anthony N. Sjhuh has arranged a special musical program for the occasion. Processional Marsh Frysinger. Asperges Me Gregorian. Introit, Si Iniquitates Tozer. Kyrie From Sacred Heart Mass Wiegand. Gloria From Sacred Heart Mass Wiegand. Gradual, Ecce Quam Tozer. Veni Creator Himmel. Sermon, Chaplain, Rev. Clement Zepf. Credo From Sacred Heart Mass Wiegand. Offertory. Recordare Tozer. Trio, Jesu Dei Vivi Verdi. i Messrs. Ray Geier, Joseph Wassel, Theodore Roell. Sar.ctus From Salve Regina Mass Stehle. Eenedictus From Salve Regina Mass tehle. Agnus Dei From Salve Regina Mass Stehle. Communion, Ego Clamavi Tozer. March in E flat Faulkes.

Boundaries of Lutheran Synods are Changed Representatives of six Lutheran synods at a meeting held in Chicago Friday re-arranged their synodical boundaries. The Rev. F. A. Dressel and E. M. Haas of the First English church represented the Olive branch synod. Under the new arrangement the Olive branch synod will retain its present boundaries, including all general and general council Synod churches, and will hereafter be known as the Indiana Synod, of the United Lutheran church. The present boundaries of the Northern Indiana Synod will be the same as heretofore, but will be known as the Michigan Synod, with the proviso that as soon as the state of Michigan has 25 parishes, the Indiana churches will be dismissed to the Indiana Synod. The Northern Illinois, the Central Illinois and Southern Illinois Synods were combined into the Illinois Synod. The Chicago Synod of the general council which overlapped all this territory was absorbed by the other synods. Another session of the commission will be held in January to adopt a constitution.

Funeral Arrangements

' Dougherty Anamelina Dougherty, 75 years old, died at her residence. 219 North West Fifth street, at 2 o'clock Saturday morning from heart disease. She was born in New Paris,

Ohio, but had lived In Richmond for several years. She is survived by several children but none of them

live near Richmond.

Funeral services will be held in the

home Monday morning and burial will

be in New Paris. Rev. Brookwalter will officiate at the services and friends may call at any time after 6

o clock Saturday evening. State Board Grants Life

- License to City Teachers

E. E. Keener and Marv E. Davla nf

Richmond, were granted elementary

lire licenses by the state board of education in session at Indianapolis Friday. Instruction in health and hygiene In the public schools of Indiana was authorized by the board also. Under the action of the board of health, subjects may be taught legally in any schools where conditions justify it in the judg

ment of school officials, and school funds are available for the work. The board made provision for the employment of registered nurses as regularly licensed teachers of health and hygiene.

Graff Addresses County Teachers at Institute Superintendent E. O. Graff, of the Indianapolis public schools spoke before the Wayne County Teachers' Institute in the high school auditorium Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Graff on the general subject of educational methods and problems.

Mostly Personal

BANK DECLARES DIVIDEND N. G. McKinley, secretary of the Eastern Indiana National Farm Loan association of Richmond, Ind., has just received notice from the Federal Land bank of Louisville that the directors have declared a dividend of sx percent per annum on all stock held by national farm loan associations. This will enable this association to declare a dividend to its farmer shareholders near here.

Greensforh, Ind. Mrs. Ora Wise spent Friday in Plrhmnnd Luke French of Chicago

was called here Wednesday morning

on account oi nis momer oeing aangerously ill Mrs. Lafe Stigleman spent Wednesday in Hagerstown George Mosey made a business trip to Cincinnati, O Mr. and Mrs. Cal Boyd have been spending a few days with Harry Boyd in Ohio.

Briefs

Turkey dinner at Arlington Hotel Sunday. In Japan a child is told that if he kills a cat it will revenge itself for seven generations. JOIN NOW! Modern Woodmen will hit the H. C. L by reducing the adoption fee till January 1.

Day Nursery Campaign for Waste Goods is Completed The waste collecting campaign is on the home stretch and will be concluded shortly. When the entire rounds of the city have been completed, the total amount of material collected will be weighed and sold to raise funds for the Day Nursery of Richmond. Judging by the standard of the collections already taken up, there can be no doubt that a substantial amount

will be realized. Local residents I

have responded generously in their eagerness to help the Day Nursery. Approving comment has been general in regard to the campaign. The plan is sanitary, efficient and effect

ive. In a short time, several tons of j useless material have been removed i from the homes of this city, reducing the fire menace . and making homes! more sanitary, and at the same time 1 a goodly sum of money will enrich

the treasury of the Day Nursery.

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To stimulate the sale of Americanmade waists and to establish their place as the best in the world the United Waist League of America has inaugurated "Blouse Week" to run from Nov. 10 to 15.

National Blouse Week

In an endeavor to show the consumers throughout the country that the best-made waists for women are made here in the United States, plans have been formulated by the United Waist League of America for the holding of a national "Blouse Week." This will take place on Nov. 10 to 15, inclusive.

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Brazil nuts grow in such profusion that thousands of tons are wasted every year.

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Saturday Night Special

7 to 9 p. m.

200 genuine Heatherbloom Petticoats

Colors Navy, Green, Black, fitted Elastic Belt, full ruffle flounce. Every Petticoat has the guaranteed label. Regular $2.50 value,

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This is the way we expect to observe National Blouse Week. Every Blouse in our entire stock will be marked not only at a discount but at a price that will leave no question in your mind as to what you may expect in the future when we advertise National Blouse Week. FINE BLOUSES Here They are in a Wealth of Fashionable Styles

Made of fine Georgette, Crepe De Chine, Batiste, Cotton Voile, French Voile, Morning Glory Silk, Paulette, Fulard, Nets and Lace. The colors are just as attractive as the materials : Flesh, Rose, Coral. Taupe, Watermelon, Wisteria, Plum, Brown, Bisque, Bermuda, White, Black and Pastel shades. Special Featuring of Two Lots While every Waist in our stock will be sold at a special reduction, we expect to feature two lots which you will find marked

$4.95 and $6.45 For National Blouse Week Only

Among these two beautiful assortments you will find colored combination effects, Blouse effects, Peplum models, Russian Blouse effects. Some have tiny tucks touched with fine lace, embroidered, beaded and frilled; others have tiny hand-worked scallops and fronts sprinkled with hand-embroidered floral sprays. All through our shirt waist room from one end to the other just one beauty after another greets your eyes. Newness is written all over the pretty Georgette Blouses, trimmed with real filet lace. We have them with full length sleeves, three-quarter length sleeves and flowing sleeves. No matter what your ideas are of a handsome Blouse, you can find it in one of these two lots Price $4.95 and $6.45

Every Blouse in our entire stock Marked at a Special Reduction during National Blouse Week Nov. 10 to Nov. 15

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NOTICE To Users of Electric Lights and Power The present coal situation makes it necessary that the use of electric lights and power be curtailed in some manner. The Public Service Commission of Indiana asks that everyone discontinue the use of all electric lights and power that are not essential to business during the present crisis. This is voluntary on the part of the user but as it is to the mutual advantage of both the users and this company we hope for your co-operation. The MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER PLANT J. P. DILLON, Supt.

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OPENING Announcement I wish to announce to the public that I will open Dental Offices in the Comstock building. Tuesday, November 1 1th I have entirely new equipment and will be able to give you the very best dental work. I use the latest and best methods known to the dental profession. If you are having trouble with your teeth I will be glad to serve you. Dr. R. C Carnes 1016 Main Street Rooms 15-16 Comstock Bldg. Rooms formerly occupied by the Indianapolis Dentists

Cards on the Table You can't make any storage battery last forever that's a fact. You've got to keep it filled with water and test it, just like a tire has to be kept filled with air, or it will cost you money. Some day if you have an ordinary battery it's sure to have to be re-insulated, no matter who made it. But if youH buy a Willard Battery with Threaded Rubber Insulation, you'll get clear away from the biggest cause of battery troubles. The insulation will probably last as long as the plates. Drop in and ask us any question you can think of. We're here to give you the kind of help, service and advice that make friends. Richmond Electric Co. 1 105 Mam Street Phone 2826

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