Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 104, 12 March 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, MARCH in, 1U20.

REES OF WHOLE WORLD TO ARRIVE Amateur botanists and other Rich-

Bond persons Interested In tree culiure v will hare an opportunity to jbserve the growth of some trees entirely new to this section of the world. Word has been received by Walter Ratlin, In charge of the local government experimenting station, that 26 trees are being sent here by the department of- agriculture for experimental purposes. The trees come from 11 parts of the world, and include both fruit and shade trees. Following is a list of the trees that ire to be planted on the station here: Amygdalus Communis Jordan almond from Spain. Good, hard-Bhelled variety grown in that country. Amygdalus Perslca Vamqueser peach -Spain Very early, and fine variety. Amygdalus Perslca Nectarine Nectarine, for Quetta, British India, at

Altitudes ranging to 6,000 feet. Berblrla Hookeri Viridis Barberry, Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, Eng., Evergreen shrub for Hlmalayor.' Cornus Capitals, Dogwood From Helvalop and China. Tree almost evergreen, strawberry shaped. Corylus Wellana, Filbert From France, called Daviana. Medium large variety. Crataegus Stlpulosa, Hawthorn Guatemala. Like small apples. Makes fino Jelly. Cupressue Glabro Cypress for Arizona. Bluish-preen foliage. Cupressue Thnrifera White Cedar, Mexico. Pyramidal tree. Dlospyros Kaka Persimmon. Introduced from Japan. Prolific variety. Malus Sylvestrio Apple. Caucasus Into Russia. Large white variety. Malus Sylvestrlo Apple. Aukland, New Zealand. "De White." Dark red, rich, fine flavor. Morns Acidosa Mulberry, China. Shrub or low tree. Dark red fruit.

Olea Ferruginea Olive, Helnalaya. Beautlfully mottled wood. Olea Verrucosa Wild Olive South Africa. - Populus Ferolinensis Berlin poplar. Leisnol, Russia. Shade tree. Prunus Armeriaca Apricot. Manchuria. Fruit red, medium sized.

Pterocarya Stenoptera Walnut tree. China, Ornamental Pyrus Serotlna Pear. Turkestan. Juicy, medium sized fruit. Rosa Odorate Gigantea. Rose. Himalayas. Large white. Abies Numidica Fir, Algeria. Handsome tree. Betula Schmidtll Birch, Japan. Black bark, which is shed in thick plates. Castanea Molllssima Chestnut. Ichang, China.

Dahlia Coclnea Dahlia. Gautemala.

Grows wild at altitude of 7,000.

Liauldamber Form aa ana Sweet

Gum. China. Large tree.

Picea Hoyamal Tree, Japan, Red

dish brown branches and bluish white

leaves.

Plnus Bungeana Pine. China. Tree

white barked. Salvia GarduertanS Sage. Egypt.

CHOKED BY BAKED POTATO.

London. England Whllo lunching

at the Hampden club. James Patter

son MacMillan, 40, choked to death,

v.hen a hard lump of baked potato

lodged in his throat

Corn Pain Stopped Quick

"Gets-It" Loosens Them So They Lift Off in A Jiffy. The corn pains cease as soon as a few drops of "Gets-lt" reach the corn. It goes out of the hurting business forever.

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J Eyelidt: "2 Drop" After the Movies, Motoring

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Murine Ey Remedy Co. Chicago

LOWER PHONE RATE ASKED INDIANAPOLIS. March 12. The

city of Muncie filed a petition with the public service commission for a re

hearing of the Central union Telephone company rate case as it applies to Muncie. The petition sets out that the rates at Muncie were increased

over the Burleson rates, wmie we rates at Anderson were decreased.

Oon't Risk the Flu Kill that Coldi DO YOU know that bad cold ! the becioning of most winter aicknea! Can you afford to take chance on bVin. tick-having the Flu-itli doctor bill-and Inability to work? Stop the cold riiht now when it U just aurtlnt Sou can do it eaaUy-ia let. than 4 U you take a few LIGHTNING LAXATIVE QUININE TABLETS Will Not Grip of Sickea They are aaf. reliable. aatWactory uaed by thoiwand. of houaeholU. Youll wy they are the best possible treatment foe a cold. Try them-only as cenU at youl lruggist or dealer.

WANTS BENEFITS SHE RECEIVED BE MADE KNOWN j Good Woman Says Suffering Humanity Should Be Told About Her Experience With Trutona.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 12. "Suffering humanity is entitled to know just what good Trutona has done for me, and I feel it my duty to give the perfect tonic the warmest words of praise that I possibly can." These are the gifted words made a few days ago, by Mrs. C. L. McGee, who is 68

years of age and lives In Indianapolis ! at 425 South West Street. Mrs. McGee j is the wife of an employe of the Baker Iron Works in the Indiana Metropolis .

and both are well known and highly respected there. "I have suffered untold agony for the past seven years, from constipation, liver trouble and nervousness," says Mrs. McGee. "I was so nervous that if my husband should happen to drop his shoes on the floor, I'd jump as though some one had stuck me with a pin. I have been in the hospital three different times on account of my troubles in the past seven years, and I am anxious to make clear how much good Trutona has done me." "I simply feel like the Mrs. McGee of my former healthful years, since I've fused Trutona. My bowels are acting regularly now as Trutona has

Cleansed my jai.ciii vi ijuiouuo

which formally contammatea it. luy nerves have quieted so much now, that a hundred-pound weight dropped on the floor would not disturb me any more than it would any ordinary person. My former dizzy spella have left roe as have the annoying liver spots which used to flit before my eyes." 'My husband and I cleaned house today, the first time I have been able to do any such work for some time. Trutona certainly did reach the right spot in my ease and I want to recommend it to everyone suffering from constipation, liver trouble and nervousnessas I have done. If they'll try Trutona they'll sure get relief." Trutona's healthful action reaches every portion of the body. Performing its work faithfully and efficiently. Trutona rebuilds diseased nerves and tissues, creates a healthful appetite and assists in the assimilation and digestion of the food. Trutona is now being introduced rnd explained in Richmond at Clem Thistlethwaite's Drug Store. Adver-t1ement.

I Corn Clone 1 J V V Gets-It J y

For a day or so the corn remains,

getting looser and looser and without a twinge from it. Then, it gets so

loose that you just lift it right off,

without even feeling it, and cast it away. That's how easily and simply

"Gets-It" disposes of the corn nuiS' ance.

"Gets-It," the unfailing, guaranteed,

moneyback corn remover, costs but a

trifle at any drug store. Mf'd by E.

Lawrence & Co., Chicago.

Specials

For Saturday Only

Men's $9.00 Tan Blucher

$J45

Men's $9.00 Tan English

$J45

Men's $9 Tan Button

Widths B, C and D Sizes 6 to 11

$J45

See our new Spring Low Shoes which are now in and " ready for inspection. Beckman & Kreimeier

708 Main St.

Howard W. Beckman

Elmer B. Kreimeier

H. C HASEME1ER CO. '

Wool Dress Goods Reduced A Sale of Wool Dress Goods which ought to command the attention of every woman who is interested in a genuine Saving. They are arranged in three groups and in fairness to the customer we ought to say that some are short pieces and will not last long, so we suggest you get in just as early as possible to take advantage of this saving.

ELSTRO'S Meat Market Cor. S. 9th and E St. Specials for Saturday

BEEF ROASTS

PURE LARD

25c 28c

Also BEEF, PORK and VEAL "Home of Good Meats"

We grind you COFFEE the way you want it and roast It daily.

TRACY'S

BUY AN A-B-C Super-Electrlo Washer this month. Save $15.00. Weiss Furniture Store

Lot No. 1:

FANCY Novelty Wool Plaid; $1.29 value GREY Novelty Wool Suiting; $1.29 value GREY all Wool Vigeroux; $1.25 value FANCY Novelty Plaid; $1.29 value COPENHAGEN Hair Line Stripe; $1.25 value BLACK Wool Storm Serge; $1.25 value BLACK and White Wool Check; $1.00 value BLACK and White' Wrool Check; $1.29 value BLACK Stripe Suiting; $1.00 value NAVY Blue Wool Ottoman; $1.25 value NAVY Blue Wool Serge; $1.00 value BLACK Wool Storm Serge; $1.29 value BROWN Wool eSrge; $1.29 value NAVY Blue Poplin; $1.00 value CREAM Wool Poplin; $1.00 value CREAM Wool Mohair; $1.00 value

36 to 38 Inch. Widths

Choice

88c

Yard

Lot No. 2:

NOVELTY Dark Wine Plaid; $1.50 value NOVELTY Tan Vigeroux Suiting; $1.50 value PLAIN Red Storm Serge; $1.50 value COPENHAGEN Novelty Wool Crepe; $1.75 value NOVELTY Green and Blue Plaid; $1.50 value GREY WOOL CREPE; $1.75 value PLUM Wool Storm Serge; $1.50 value NOVELTY Tan Wool Brocade; $2.00 value WISTERIA Wool Poplin; $1.50 value NOVELTY Black and White Stripe; $1.50 value TAUPE and Green Novelty Plaid; $1.50 value TERRA COTTA Wool Coating Plaid; $2.00 value NAVY Blue All Wool Albatross; $1.50 value PONGEE Silverbloom Skirting; $1.50 value

38 to 50 Inch Widths

Choice

$129

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HAPPY, cheerful homes are the greatest blessings in the world. And almost always it is the WOMAN who makes the home happy. Tired, over-worked women cannot be bright and cheerful The miserable tedium of hard housework is too much. You can make your work a great deal more pleasant, quicker and easier by using the wonderful new products that are made to lighten a woman's work. For all household cleaning and washing, Joy Soap is a revelation. Dishes, windows, bath tubs, floors all fairly sparkle when you use Joy. It is so pleasant to work with not a bit "soapy" or sticky. And it goes right after the dirt itself you don't have to scrub it oft Joy curs it oft Joy is a cool, white soap with-a fine, firm body that makes it last and last and last! Use Joy for all house cleaning and the laundry. It will help to lessen your work and make it far more pleasant. Ask your grocer. , (White)

Yard

Lot Nor 3:

BLACK and White Stripe Suiting; $3.00 value COPENHAGEN Blue Silk and Wool Poplin; $3.00 value s ALL WOOL Black and White Check Suiting; $3.00 value ROSE SILK and Wool Poplin; $3.00 value NAVY BLUE Shadow' Stripe Serge; $3.00 value PLUM SILK and Wool Poplin; $3.00 value NAVY BLUE Striped Serge; $3.50 value

44 to 54 Inch Widths

Choi

ice

$038

Yard

WINE SILK and Wool Poplin; $3.00 valius NAVY BLUE Novelty Stripe Serge; $3.50 value BROWN SILK and Wool Poplin 1 $3.00 value DARK BROWN all Wool Coating; $3.50 value NAVY BLUE Silk and Wool Poplin; $3.00 value PARK BROWN Coating, all Wool; $3.50 value

NO SAMPLES. NO LAY AWAYS. NO EXCHANGES

THE STORE WITH ONLY ONE PRICE

Louisville Food Products Co., Inc., Louisville, Ky.

3 REED'S C

1 REED'SE

Spring Gleaning Needs

AT SAYING PRICES A Good All Felt Mattress Priced at $20.00 45 pounds combinations and cotton top mattress, priced from S7.50 up. Make the Bed complete with a good spring A good folding coil at 85.85' others priced up to and including the famous De Lux at $18.00

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We have a generous display of Rugs in Tapestry, Velvet, Axminster, W'ilton Velvet, Crex and Matting at prices that a real saving. Your selection held until you need it.

iiaaiu auU i'rint Linoleum in many designs in the best grade. We pleasure and lay your Linoleum without charge to you.

$2.00 Down $2.00 Each Week

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The Sellers Cabinet Is not a leader by chance, it has this distinction because of the superior service and quality of the cabinet. The price of the Sellers is not a dollar more than other cabinets having none of the conveniences.

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Special combination Liquid (J 1 QQ Veneer Mop and bottle of J) II yCj

Polish. Extra large size

for

$ 1 .00 Size of Polish Seperate at 98c

$H98

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505-513 Main St.