Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 116, 26 March 1920 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY. MARCH 26, 1920.

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FIRST M. E. CHURCH -H GIFTS ARE $16,000 Financial Tcrnra frtf 4 Via na at venr

' and election, of officers for the coming year marked the fourth ' quarterly meeting, known as the annual meeting, of the First M. E. Church Thursday night, at which time it was announced that $16,000, an average of $28 per member, was contributed for the Methodist centenary movement and benevolent purposes, by the congregation during the year just passed. Officers elected follow: v Trustees Clem A. Gaar, Dr. U. B. G. Ewlng, F. M. McFall. J. H. Savior. W. E. Wilson. E. K. Shera, Dr. E. E ? Holland, Phillip Worn and F. & Dodd. Stewards Charles D. Shldeler, J. H. Bentley, John Deitz, J. R. Showalter, I H. Bunyan, John Woodhuret, William Scull. J. R. Jordan, John Starr, O. H. Wilson, J. E. Kirkpatrlck, Thomas Robinson, Charles Bishop, Leroy Nichols. A. H. McCune, C. D. Ewlng and W. C. O'Byrne. Recording Steward, John Deitz; Communion Steward. Charles Bishop; District Steward. 1. H. Bunyan: Reserve dis0aaj1 Ttmilam Chilli

liivt oicwaiui vv latin . Class leaders W. P. O'Neal, Mrs, C.l

T. Moss and Mrs. Louise BecKeit. Sunday School superintendent Mrs. J. W. Shallenburg. Local preachers L.,H. Bunyan, E. M. Learner and J. L. Hutchens. President Epworth league Miss Tressa Sharp. President of Ladies' Aid SocietyMrs. William Scull. President Women's ' Foreign Missionary Soclety-'-'Mrs. Jennie Williams Mra.. Starr President. President Women's Home Mission Society Mrs. John Starr, r Committees Apportioned benevo

lences J. H. Saylor. L. H. Bunyan. Prof. Tj. E. McCarty, Mrs. C. D. Ewlng, Mrs. Martin Swisher, Mrs. C. T. Moss nnd Mrs Jennie Williams Foreign Missions Mrs-U. B. G. Ewlng, Mrs. Louise Beckett. Miss Alice Philips and Mrs. Emma Hall. Home Missions and Church ExtensionMrs. Charles Bishop, Mrs. A. C. Hurrell and Mrs. Emmet Ewan. . Sunday Schools W. E. Eldridge, G. W. Blake. E. E. Keener, Thomas Robinson and Dr. A. O. Martin. Freedman's Aid J. C. Genn and C. C. Huddleson. Temperance A. C. Hurrell,' Frank Crawford and C. M. Lyons. Rrtnrntlon Misa Grace Shera. Prof.

S. S. Vernon and Miss Dorothy Gebauer. Hospitals Mrs. L. H. Bunyan and Mrs. H. H. Swift. Church Records E. K. Shera, John Dietz. John Starr and L. H. Bunyan. Auditing accounts C. D. Ewlng, J. E. Kirkpatrick and J. R. Jordan. Parsonage and furniture Mrs. O. P. Gaar. Mrs. J. H. Bentley. Mrs William Scull and Mrs. J. M. Dodd. Finances C. D. Shiedler, F S. Dodd, F, R. McFail, J. R. Showalter, C. A.

Gaar and J. H. Bentley.

fiasnlino nroductinn in the. TTnltpd

States has increased from 35,000,000 to 70,000,000 barrels a year since 1914.

Eat Ice Cream in Home, It's Not Taxed ; in Fountain War Tax Must Be Paid An official definition of war tax, and on what - -commodities it should be placed by restaurant owners, confectioners, and those engaged in similar occupation was received Friday by A. N. Logan, deputy collector of internal revenue for Richmond and vicinity. The definition follows: "All sales of soft drinks, Ice cream,, ice cream sodas, sundaes, or other similar articles of food or drink, from a soda fountain, for consumption in or in proximity to the place of business where sold, are subject to tax. This is true whether or not such place of business Is an Ice cream parlor, similar place of business, hotel, restaur-

LOCAL MAN RETURNS TO DAILY WORK James Haner Says He is Gain

ing Strength All the Time

Since Taking Vola-Tonic.

HIGHLY INDORSES IT

Among the well known Richmond men and women who are taking VolaTonic, "Builder or Strength," is James Haner, 240 South Seventh street, a cement worker. . . . Mr. Haner recent! v

vere attack of of grip and was so

wean wnen ne got over It that he couldn't work, but ho s

hsa built him up. and made him feel

tine. "I couldn't do anything when I got over the grip." Mr. Haner said. "For a period of about ten days I was so weak that all I did was He around the house. "I read about Vola-Tonic In the newspapers, and finally decided to go down to Qulgley drug store at Eighth and Main streets and ask the druggists there about Vola-Tonic and see if they would recommend it. "Well, the druggists at Quigley's store recommended Vola-Tonic to me and I got a bottle and started taking it. I am now on my second bottle of Vola-Tonic and it has proved to be all that is claimed. "I have become stronger every day since I started taking Vola-Tonic and I am back at my work again and find that it grows easier and easier for me as the days pass. Vola-Tonic put my stomach and bowels in excellent condition and has brought me a fine appetite. "I heartilly recommend Volfc-Tonic because of what it has done for me." People all over Richmond are taking Vola-Tonic, "Builder of Strength." and highly praise it for the results it is bringing. Vola-Tonic is an excellent strength-builder and helps health all over. Vola-Tonic Is being specially introduced In Richmond at. the five Qulgley drug stores. Advertisement.

ant, cafeteria, lunch room, or club house, and whether or not such sales are made together with the sale of a substantial article of food as part of a meal, and whether or not service from the soda fountain is made by way of the kitchen. Such sales at a hotel,

restaurant, cafeteria, lunch room, or

club house made from the kitchen as

part of a meal, and not served from a soda fountain, are not taxable."

"All sales of soft drinks, Ice cream,

etc., in an ice cream parlor or similar place of business, for consumption in or in proximity to such place of business, are subject to tax, whether or not such sales are made together with the sale of a substantial article of food as part of a meal. Such sales at a hotel, restaurant, cafeteria, lunch room, or club house, separate and apart from the sale of a substantial article of food as part of a meal are subject to tax."

'Cascrets" act on Liver and Bowels without Griping or Sickening you So Convenient! You wake up with your Head Clear, Complexion Rosy, Breath and Stomach Sweet No Biliousness, Headache or Upset Stomach.

Clothes for Easter Men and boys of Richmond know that this store is, as usual, well prepared to meet their every requirement for good Clothes, fairly priced. The spirit of Easter has permeated every part of the store. The new Suits offer the utmost In lato models and fabrics the new Hats are shown in shapes and colors that will please the most critical, while the smaller items of men's dre3S will gain and hold your Instant admiration through the skillful handling of fabrics in their manufacture.

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Gem Nut Margarine Spread a slice of bread with this new table delicacy and enjoy its goodness. Splendid for shortening, frying, and seasoning economical, too. Made from choice cocoanut oil, peanut oil, pasteurized millc and

finest dairy salt. Order a Carton Today

Swift & Company

It :

SATURDAY AND MONDAY

Prices Cut On

AUTO

Tire prices have just been advanced 20, but we intend to elbse out our present stock at the following Reduced Prices $15.60 30x3 special $12.93 $18.60 30x34 special $15.39 $23.35 32x32 special $19.49 $31.40 32x4 special $26.39 $32.20 33x4 special $26.89 $32.35 33x4 special $27.79 Tires on sale at 914 Main St. only

Saturday and Monday Specials in Medicines

$1.25 PINKHAM COM- QQ POUND for a70C $1.25 PIERCES PRESCRIP- QQTION for iJOC ,$1.25 PIERCES GOLDEN QQ DISCOVERY for i70C $1 .90 S. S. S. J1 on for iDl.Oi MS:.s:z 89c

$1.25 PINKHAM'S BLOOD PURIFIER for

$1.25 HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, for $1.20 SWAMP-ROOT for 60 SWAMP-ROOT for 6nc DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS for

60c MULSIFIED COCOANUT

OIL for 75c PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO for

98c

$1.09 ...98c . ..49c 49c

43c 63c

Spring's Prettiest Millinery

Our advance i. ...... dig of Spring's newest millinery includes the wealth of flower trimmed effects, as well as the fabric hats and combinations of fabrics and straw. Some are trimmed with fruits, others with burnt ostrich and dyed grass. The prices are extremely reasonable. You are invited to inspect the line. KLUTE MILLINERY C(A 13 N. 8th St.

Grocery

for Saturday and Monday

Tall Pet Milk per can

Small cans Evaporated Milk ? any brand per ? !

can

f- - .-. "-

I 25 Lb. Bag Franklin Pure :

t r:.?.u.B" $4.98 .. -

I 2 Boxes Puffed 4. Wheat for

2 Boxes Jersey Corn Flakes for

25c,

25c

Mrs. Rorer's Coffee, per lb

48c I

No. 2J2 Can Silver Bar Sliced 1 rjr..'r. 49c !

2 Boxes Puffed for

35c

I No. 2 can Silver Bar OQn f I 2 Boxes Kellogg s OCp I Sliced Pine Apple ...OVC 1 Korn Krlsp UV. t,. ,. ... . 4. ' 1 " " " '

1J4 Lb. can Karo Dark

13c f

5 Lb. can Karo Dark

41c

1 dozen Boxes Matches, 500 count special FQn f

fJUK, I

10 Bars Rub-No-More Soap for . .

....75c j

10 Lb. can K a re-Dark

84c"

- - - .T 1 No. 3 Tomatoes, per A J can 19S 3 cans....OUC

3 Bars Palmolive Soap for

25c m Hiaai mii, 1

Lib:.:an..Kar:..i5c I

No. 2 can L. & S. Baked

Beans Baked, per can

19c

I 4

r.: -45c 1

3 Boxes Climaiine for -. ,

25c I

5 Lb. can Karo Light

43c I

Red, White and Blue Macaroni or Spaghetti, "tCtf. 1 lb. box .'IOC

Dyko Table Syrup, QO- I

....Ols

per pt. bottle

10 Boxes Small Gold

Dust for ,

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New April Numbers of

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Ponselle Sisters in "Barcarolle" Rosa Ponselle, famous dramatic soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Company, and her brilliant sister Carmela, both exclusive Columbia artists, sing their first combined record. The soft magic of a night in Venice with the mystery of moonlight on its sleeping lagoons and shadowy palace walls is in this seductive duet from the Tales of Hofman. 78846-$1.50

Stracciarils Songf oF Mother Love All of a mother's impassioned prayer and heartaches at parting from her son are in Stracciari's simple ballad "Dear Little Boy of Mine." This exclusive Columbia artist gives you all the yearning melody of this moving mother song.' 78686 $1.00

S eagle Sings Mali Lindy Lou" This love song of the sunny South shows Oscar Seagle's dramatic power in rich, resonant negro melody. "Sorter

Miss You," the coupling, gives you this exclusive Columbia artist at his splendid vocal best. A-2875-$1.00 And 47 Other Great Selection The 51 new Columbia selections for April Include 2 Grand Opera ariat, 1 popular song by a Grand Opera tar, 16 popular long hits, 6 comic talking records, 4 orchestra selections, 4 negro melodies, 2 revival hymns.

2 bird imitations, and 14 dances, comprising 6 fox-trots, 4 one-steps and 4 waltzes. Get th new Columbia Novelty Record Booklet, Every Columbia dealer has it Ww Columbia Record mn SaU A 10th mnj 30th f Ermry Month COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New York

COLUMBIA C RATON OLAS Stondmrd Modmla up to $300 Fortod Doi0n up to $2100

45c

SEALED RECORDS

"No Exchanges

No Approvals"

is the established policy of our record department and your consequent protection against damaged, soiled or second-hand records.

Think it over and remember any standard make .of phonograph plays Columbia Records without attachments. j Hear the new April numbers tomorrow.

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