Richmond Palladium (Daily), 29 November 1901 — Page 8
RICHMOND DAILY PALIADIUM FRIDAY NOVEMBER 29. 1901.
OUR CONSTANT AIM IS TO SELL THE BEST BOO OS ... IN THE MARKET ...
How the World Moves Ozxty a few years ago everybody bought coffee greta nl roasted it at home. Now how many persons will you meet whohave never seen coffee in the green state? Coffee roasting and coffee blending has got to be quite an art. We will not tell you our coffees are "the best." Everybody lays claim to that distinction, and everybody cannot be right. All we ask is a trial, and if your purcha proves satisfactory, we feel sure that your relations will be lasting ; if not, all the argument in the world would not prevail. GIVE US A TRIAL.
john f. McCarthy
F I BEE HIVE GROCERY! g
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2 Thanksgiving Turkeys dirdct from the best farmers. O If you leave your order with U3 you will be sure to Q get a good cue. fj OUR CRANBERRIES ar the finest, so are all M all our other trimmings for your Thanksgiving dinner.
.3 IF YOU KT IT AT J) THE BEE HIVE. IT'S GOOD. ty0yv es(0O0h
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MATHER BROS. CO. Can furnish you COAL PROMPTLY. They have coal to burn. PHONE 49.
RAIS AND LUtWAW.
FOBS FURS
We have received another lot of Fur Boas of all kinds. Marten,
We also carry a line of Near Seal and Electric Seal Coats, which are the best coats ever sold in Richmond for the money.
COATS COATS Our liue of coats is certainly complete. We Dan show you almost anything ia the coat line that is this fall's style. Our full line is new and up to date. This is weather fcr heavier UNDERWEAR. We have it in separate and union garments. We also have a full line of kid and wool gloves.
WK (Olilrt.VLLT INVITE YOl TO f AH..
SMITH & SHERMAN
712 MAIN STREET.
Parlon Have Inoculated Them With Varrlaf Boaitlit In Camdea. V J. Experiments oo white rats designed to gather Information I waring utu tl recent fatalities from link jaw id Cam dt-n. N. J- are in progress at Cooper's hospitaL says the New York World. Drs. Alexander. Scanlon. Hoss and S Edward Fret a are endeavoring- tc fc-arn If the rat-cine virus is the uiedi did of coromunk-ating tetanus gerdwIn explaining their work they said: "Should our investigation show thai tetanus was a probable unfortunate concomitant of vaccination we will not conceal the fact. Hut. on tbe other baud, it our investigation upholds vac ciuatiuu. in cpite of tbe prevalence ot tetanus, we' feel that we could en courage the people to be vaccinated without fen r. We have followed our iuvesricatiou regardless of the produ cer or retailer of the lymph, but aloue for the benefit of the patients. Tbe iuvestigatiou is as follows: "On the evening of the 17th we visited fifteen drugstores and purchased speciuiens of lymph from each. Twenty-one white rats were obtained because of their marked susceptibility to the virus tetanus. On the morning of the lKtb the rats were inoculated. The aultuals were eacb Isolated n separate tageu especially prepared for the purpose in order to prevent contamination. Tbe bos was labeled with the name of the druggist who sold tbe specimen, the producer and the time at which the inoculation was performed. After each inoculation instruments and the hands of the expedimenters were again thoroughly sterilized aud all apparatus made aseptic. "The inoculated animals are fed at regular intervals, visited every three ,or four hours and watched for symptoms. Keeords will be made, and the results will be given to the board of health." Parents are sending unvui-Huareri children to the public schools. No uew cases of tetauus have been reported, and the two youthful victims ,jrbo alone survive of all those attacked with the disease after vaccination were reporteil to be slightly improved the other day. NOVEL "MUSTACHE BINDER
THEflOOSIER STORE
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Without any noise we have grown to be the popular of Richmond. The policy and service that has won us our position will always be maintained, and w promise greater values and better service We ask you to 1 iok over the specials blowfor th'S week's business.
Ladies far tiimmed Beaver Capts . - Clcth Cnpes, doubl, fur trim-nei and braided ," Kersey Capes, b'aeand red. fur trimmed Seal plu h, mercerized lined, fur trimmed Capes Heavy Kersey Capes, double cape, fur trimmed and braided .... Seal Plush, fancy beaded and brsi ied. fur trimmed Extra long seal, marten trimmed Capa Fine electric seal marten trimmed Collarettes Fine electrice seal, marten trimmed Collarettes, 8 tails
50c 98c SI.25 SI.98 SI.98 $2.48 $4.98 $4.00 $4.98
Ladies' far triaimed black Juliette Jjiipi ers
Ladies' fur trimmed Slippers, brown and b'aefc
Ladies fu trimmed Komoi Elouee Slippers, blue, black, le J, brown Lodes' Done;ola, beaver top. waim lined Shoe
Ladies' Doneola Kid, beaver top, wirm lited, cap t ej Ladies' bewer top, warm lined, common sense toe -
LiUle jrirls' extra heavy calfskin shoe?
Little girls' Kangaroo calf shoes Ladies' Dongola Kid, velvet quarter, fur trimmed slippers
75c 75c 98c . 75c 98c $1.25 98c $1.25 $1.50
DraeriptlOB of a ContrUiiirr laed ty I lit- tvalser. A few samples of schnurrbartbinde have been received at Washington from Herlin. But they are not on sale. They are too precious for mere bsrtcr. There may be a big demand for them next season, especially if Kaiser Wilhelm decides to build a challenger for the America's cup. says the Pittsburg lisp:;tch. He lias a large collection of them. He needs one several times a day or else that upward twist of his mustache would soon disappear. He needs a sclnuirrliari biuile as uijc t) as 3 lady to whom nature has uot been kind in the ttiaiter or' curls needs a curling 11 011. This scbuurrbnrtl.iiide is a cdftrnptiou of s:lk gauze on a wire frame, two little leather straps and two pieces of elastic web. The samples now hie were brought over by young men w!i are wearing the ends of their mustaches pointing upward like church steeples. The maker of this toilet article avers that the emperor is the inventor. Tbe scun and all the rest of it la formed somewhat like a bat with wings extended. When Emperor William summons his hairdresser, that functionary brings a binder with bim. His Imperial majesty's mustache is tucked up as be wears It. and tbe schnurrbartbinde Is fastened behind bis bead. It stays there until the emperor has bad bis ham poo and all parts of bis face not covered by the contrivance are shaved. Theu the binding is removed, aud the result is that wonderful upward twist. For the bene tit of those who haven't their dictionaries at hand the combination of fix teen tetters may be translated as meaning "mustache binder." In Berlin it is whispered-uot spoken aloud, because that would lie leze majesty -that tbe emperor use a sort ef paxte to keep tbe enda of bla mustache standing.
It Will Cost You Ming To look over our immense st ck, and before you have looked half ver our lines you will deride, as have many other economical buyers, that our stock is bris'lmg with bargains, and that we can save you raoney on all y ur wants. A. W. GREGG, Cor. 6th and Main, Richmond
New
Books...
Large shipment of WALL . . PAPER sprinpr styles just received Fountain Pens The best made. Every pen is guaranteed to "write all light." Artistic Picture Framing a specialty. Ellwood Morris & Co. 720 Main St
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JEFFERSON ON PRESIDENTS Actor Saatcfafa Two. Udf for Hoat- . Ihr Ulhrr to Shake Haada. -The people of the L'nlted States Should elect two presidents, one to shake bands and the other to transact the business of 'tbe office." said Joseph Jefferson, the actor, to President Roosevelt the other day at Washington. Mr Jefferson was presented to the president by Senator Proctor, and he received a cordial greeting ttxmf- the chief executive, says the New York Worid It was the tirst time they' bad met. although Mr lliosevelt has seen Mr Jefferson on the stage a number of times "I told the president." said .Mr Jef fersou. "that tt was an odd .-oim-idence that my grandfather cstiintt at the White House to s-v Pr.iifnf Jefi"-
SPECIAL KOI II'MKST Foil THE THE ATM EN T OF Dif eaeps rf the Eye, Ear. No?e ! unrl thrnat
Scientific Fitting of Glasses.
Lahnnraao's Thanksgiving Shoes.
Sv . !; shoes for ladies and gents. An enamel shoe with full extension heavy welt sole, Scotch e rp, an idfal shoe for fall and winter. Price $2 S8 and $3.50. Gentlemen's $2. 9S and $3.50 shos twolines that are hard to bat. We carry them in all leathers and guarantee fit and service. All sizes and widths. Misses'. Boys and Children's Shoes in abundance.
Fred C. Lahrman,
718 MAIX STREET.
EVERYBODY
24 Noith Eleventh St
GUESS
Anyone guessing the, number of seeds in the pumpkin ii our win ioir
:'; win tective free the tlegant new ; .
People's Exchange.
HERMETIC' FAVOHITE STOVE.
All advertisements under the bov j- Each purchaser of any article in fur stereos emitted to a ge$, "ard
TV, ,, ' i'ZZi' ' archer for each 25c purchase additional. tri X-r t-w en en nnp insertion . J 1
free, tt IV.lliniinm sulscrihers.
Storage Ground floor, sixteenth and i3in. Vern Smith. tf WAxmn Two hell boys, between 14 and lfi, at the Westcott. Call at the office.
Peter Johnson Stove Store.
TOWELING. 20 pieces 15 inch twilled crash, cheap at 5c, Saturday 20 pieces 13 inch fancy stripe crash very cheap at 6c, Saturday
2c 3c
TOWELING. 15 pieces 19 inch red bordered dice crash, a bargain at 8c,Saturday 25 dozen check glass towel?, 16.i30, wonderfully cheap at 5c, Sat 'day
4c 3c
TABLE DAMASK. 5 rieces Turkey red table detnask, 11 , 54 in.,cbeap at 2-sc, Saturday. ,r2C p 5 pieces cream table damask, 50 in., -never soid under 35c,Saturday 2C
BLANKET SALE.
49c 89c
50 pair 10-4 white, gTay and tan Buff j blankets, per pair. .... 50 pair 11-4 large heavy blankets, white, grey and tan, St day
Come early, the above will be sold in one day. Hosiery and Glove sale Saturday. Trading Stamps with all cash purchases. L. M. JONES & CO., 717 TO 721 MAIN ST., RICHM.OETB.
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