Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 299, 15 December 1922 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.,FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 1922.

FINEST SYMPHONIC CONCERT GIVEN BY . ORCHESTRA, HARPIST

The finest symphonic concert of th season was heard by those who attended the "A" orchestra program at the high schoor auditorium Thursday j evening, for which Signor Pasquale Montani, of Indianapolis, the noted - harpist, was soloist. - - . .

The harpist playe'd with the orcbes- - tra in its numbers thus affording for the first time a complete symphontc instrumentation of the organization. Most of the harp parts played with the ; " orchestra were arranged by Conductor : J. E. Maddy. The orchestra played au , J unusually difficult program which tax- ! ted skill and training and showed its ; ; remarkable- ability. Mr. Montani has the technical comI'l mand, discriminating interpretations, I and fine tone of the true virtuoso. He is a finished artist in every sense of the word. His tonal shadings were ' particularly beautiful The harp loses ':' none of the atmosphere of romance U and sentiment which has been woven 11 about it since the dawn of civilization, -.'in Mr. Montani's - playing but rather he impresses more strongly upon his U listeners the resources, charm and Zl beauty of this instrument. ; Zl Insist on Encores A testimonial to h:s art was give.: ; by the audience wh-?n it insisted on three encores after nis solo, "Air anl ;; Variations for Harp' by Parrish Alvars.- The harmonics and .running v passages which embellished the themes of the compositions he played were brilliantly executed by the musician. A lullaby, one of his own com- ? positions, was one of the loveliest bits i the harpist rendered. The harp incidentals plaed in Henry Hadley's "Angelus from Third ! Symphony" showed better than any pother orchestral number last evening the beauty of harp music with other instruments. Mr. Montani also played accompaniments for Christmas carols sung by the Girls' Glee club of Dennis school. w A powerful rendition of the overture rt"Poet and Peasant" by Suppe was giv"en by the orchestra. The string section played Tsohaikowsky's Andante ;;.C'antabile for string quartet with rare beauty. The "Apres-Midi d'un Faun" by De

bussy with all its vague mystery and

haunting impressions was creditably executed by the orchestra, the harmonics played by the harpist further enhancing the beauty of this fairy theme. ' The impassioned and alluring melodies which make Listz's. "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2" were played with a feeling and interpretation which made it one of the best numbers of the evening. Give Christmas Carols. The Dennis Girls' Glee club under

the leadership of Miss Gertrude Kohl-

er. musical supervisor of the Dennis

Junior high school, sang a group of

Christmas carols, as one or tne special features of the program.' Their numbers were "Hark the Herald Angels Sing," "O Come all Ye Faithful" and "Silent Night." Mr. Montani gave a demonstration of the harp following the program. He showed how the variations oltone are not made with the fingers, as commonly supposed, but by the use of seven pedals which are connected with machinery in the harp that turns small wheels which manipulate the strings so as to produce change in key. Mr. Montani besides being a player is also a teacher of harp playing.

QUICK AUTO LICENSE SERVICE IS AVAILABLE . - Additional help has been employed to try to render as good service as

possible In issuing 1923 auto license

by the local branch of the Hoosier

State Automobile association at 12

North Tenth street.

This was one of the original offices

from which plates are Issued and the

auto owners have appreciated the serv

ice to the extent that a number of other branches have been established

tins year.

The office receives no compensation for the services except the notary fee.

The city or county is not required to expend one cent for the service. It does not cost ' the taxpayers anything not even for maintaining an office or any office overhead. Nothing can be gained by waiting until it is nearly "time for the officers to "crack the whip" on delinquents.

News of the Counties

GREEN'S FORK, Ind. The Young People's League will hold a rally at the Green's Fork M. E. church, Sunday, at r.30 o'clock in the afternoon. It will be an interdenominational affair and the following program will be followed: "The Nature of Adolescence," by Miss Gladys Cosand; "The Fourfold Life," by Miss Campbell; "The Organization of the Class," by H. Jackson; "The Activities of the Class," by Francis Robinson. Perry Wilson, boys' work secretary of the Richmond Y. M. C. A., will speak at a meeting of children under 16 years of age, which will be held in connection with the rally. Miss Ruth McPherson

will give a talk on the subject, "Just

Over the Hill," at this meeting. MIDDLEBORO, Ind. Mrs. L. F. TJ1

mer will be hostess for an all-day meeting of the Ever Ready class of the Mid-

dleboro M. E. church, Wednesday.

BOSTON, Ind. The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church of Boston, will hold a market at the market house Saturday, from 9 o'clock in the morning until 12 o'clock, noon.

Election Postponed By

Jacksonburg Farmers JACKSONBURG, Ind., Dec. 15.

Election of officers of the Harrison

township farmers' association for the

coming year was postponed until a meeting on Friday evening, December

22, when an insufficient number of members of the federation appeared at

the regular meeting Thursday night, A special effort will be made to insure a full attendance at the next meet

ing.

shown in Masonic circles and among citizens in general in the forthcoming concert. Both organizations are com

posed of well trained musicians and a delightful musical evening is promised. Seats are on sale at local stores

any may be secured from local Masons. The reserved seat plat will open December 20 at Weisbrod's music store.

Christmas Entertainments At Abington Announced ABINGTON, Ind., Dec. 15 A supper will be served by the Willing Workers' society of the church at the I. "O. O. F. hall Saturday evening, December 23, beginning at 5:30 o'clock. Following the supper a Christmas tree program will be given and a treat provided for the children. An entertainment also will be given. Christmas exercises will be given around a community Christmas tree Friday night,, December 22, at the Sevens school house. Everyone is invited to attend and bring a small present to be placed in the Santa Claus sack.

Abrus, sometimes called the earth quake plant, which grows wild in Cuba and parts of India, is said to change its color on the approach of a quake.

UOARSENESS

No two persons can ever see exactly the same rainbow.

Swallow slowly small pieces rub well over the throat.

YOUTHFUL MUSICIANS WILL STAGE PARADE

Led by their five-year-old drum ma

jor the boys' band, and girls' orchestra

of the Indiana Masonic Home at

Franklin will parade down Main street immediately upon their arrival at 3:45 o'clock on Tuesday, December 26. The young musicians will come on a special interurban car. The band and orchestra are being brought here by the Masonic lodges of Wayne county. The two organizations will present a concert in the Coliseum in the evening, beginning at 8 o'clock. Following the parade, the children will be entertained at dinner at 6 o'clock in the Masonic temple by the women of the Order of the Eastern Star. V A great deal of interest is being

A Tremendous Sale of PLAYER ROLLS and Phonograph RECORDS

For a Home Lunch A nest of head lettuce, a ring of cottage cheese sprinkled with paprika and the whole

encircled with potato chips,

makes one very gooa reason g-s

for lunching at home. Use

Dernell's Goldencrisp Potato Chips far better than the ordinary kind.

VapoRub

Over 17 Million Jan Used Yearly

Join Our 1923 , Xmas Savings Club Now First National Bank ; ' Southwest Corner Ninth and Main

BUY AT ROMEY'S - )3f IJMKi k:i idsimmr week Smh 0imOS!EB ONLY SmM

You have always longed for a pleasanter kitchen for the opportunity to get through with your work earlier in the day. Here is the chance to satisfy that longing. This wonderful one-week sale gives you the opportunity ,to put in your kitchen the greatest labor-saving device of the times and to do it under the most favorable of conditions, and on the easiest of terms.

If you have ever wanted freedom from your most trying household drudgery don't fail to come in for a Hoosier demonstration this week. Come even if you have no intention of buying just to see this great woman-

saving convenience.

Also Included With Your HOOSIER BEAUTY as regular equipment this splendid 14-piece set of crystal glassware, the largest set of glassware ever included with a kitchen cabinet. You get four big glass jars with air-tight aluminum tops just right for the storage of bulk foods. . - Air-tight coffee and tea Jars open salt boat t and seven aluminum -topped spice containers i in HOOSIER'S exclusive revolving spice caster. All 14 pieces of beautifully ridged crystal glass, highly ornamental and decidedly practical.

SPECIAL r This Week Only

The special conditions prevailing during, this sale have never been equalled in any kitchen cabinet offering with wh'ch we are familiar. Note these six big reasons for buying your Hoosier now. 1A payment aat low as $1.00 puts the complete HOOSIER in your home. 2 You pay the balance In deferred payments of convenient amounts. 3 No extra charge for these easy terms or for the FREE cutlery. 4 The low 1922 cash price prevails. 5 Your cabinet delivered on receipt of your initial payment, under the factory guarantee: "Money Back If Not Delighted."

A FREE set of Dexter Domestic Science' cutlery, worth $7.50, included with-each HOOSIER Beauty.

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To Purchasers This 7.50 Set of DEXTER CUTLERY during this big demonstration sale, we will give As an extra inducement to buy your HOOSIER you FREE with your HOOSIER Beauty the complete Dexter Domestic Science Kitchen Set. This set has the unqualified endorsement of such eminent authorities as Good Housekeeping Institute, Miss Alice Bradley, Mrs. Christine Fredericks and many others. These tools fit compartments in a special cutlery drawer that slides forward with HOOSIER'S extending table-top making it easy to get at each tool even when the work table is extended.

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HOOSIER

Christmas Cheer Last Ail Year

Out Big New Hoosier Club Sale is on now, just in time for the finest and most practical. Christmas present. Order your Cabinet reserved now.

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The prices will be so low that you cannot fail to take advantage of this great offer. These are brand new Records and Rolls in fact, we received just .this week, a shipment of many hundreds of Player Rolls (of a well-known make) which we are throwing into this sale regardless of original selling price and cost.

FRI. AND SAT. ONLY We are repeating this sale for the benefit of-those who could not get here last week and also for those who were here and could not get waited on.

LOOK BOYS AND GIRLS Here's your chance to get that UKULELE

Outfit No. 0 ..$1.98 Outfit No. O0.$.1.9S

Outfit No. 2 ..$3.43 Outfit No. 1 ..$4.48

You have been wanting. We have 100 complete outfits including UKULELE, Bag and Pick, for the following Bargain Sale Prices: Ukulele Tuners 25c; Ukulele String Sets, per set 30c SALE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK ONLY Don't Fail to Come Early as This Supply Will Not Last Long.

HUNDREDS OF PLAYER PIANO ROLLS This is an opportunity which has not oeen afforded in this city before, and It is doubtful if it will be duplicated, therefore, NOW is the time to take advantage of It and It will be desirable to be here when the sale opens at nine o'clock Friday morning.

THE STARR PIANO GO.

931-935 Main St.

Richmond, Indiana

The Gift He Wants Most Is Here A woman will find the solution of all of her perplexing gifts problems for men here. Suitable presents for father, brother or friends are arranged to facilitate selection. We offer below a few of the best selections at each prce :

At $1.00 Silk Hosiery Suspenders Handkerchiefs Neckwear Jewelry Gloves At $2.00 Caps Belts Silk Hosiery Woolen Hosiery Handkerchiefs Neckwear Underwear Shirts

At $3.00 Belts Silk Hosiery Neckwear Pajarnas Shirts Underwear Gloves

At $4.00 Imported Wool Hosiery Neckwear Pajamas Shirts Full Dress Sets Gloves

At $5.00 Hats Neckwear Pajamas Silk Shirts Mufflers Underwear Gloves Att $10.00 Bath Robes Silk Shirts Fancy Vests Tuxedo Vests Full Dress Vests Lounge Robes

20 Per Cent off on All Tailored Suits or Overcoats The DENNIS-GA AR GO. Inc. - Tailors and Haberdashers 1010 Main Street In The Westcott

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920-926 Main St. 23