Richmond Palladium (Daily), 22 October 1904 — Page 8
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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22, 190.
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Big Bargain Event Continues with utmost fervor READ FOR SATURDAY SELLING:
$1.50 black mercerized Petticoats . . . . . . 98c 25c fine embroidered Turnover Collar 5c 10c Dress Sateens, dark patterns ...... Xc $1.25 black mercerized Petticoats . . ...... . 75c Fancy striped Flannelette Petticoats . . ... . . 25c Good quality Canton . Flannel . 2c 10c fleeced Wrapper goods, per yard .... 6jc Splendid Cotton Blankets, a pair 1 8c
Good size hand knotted Silkoliae Comforts . . . 892 75c Fancy Silks, while . they last, yard 39c Ladies' heavy Union Suits, riDbed and fleeced . . . 50c Misses' heavy Union Suits, worth 60c, to go at . . . 25c 50c Men's Underwear only 39c 27x(X) fine Moquette Rugs, worth $2.50, only . .$1.75 Extra Special Moire and all Silk Ribbons, all widths, special . . 5c yard
TOU1W FOR SATURDAY SELLING
Style
Quality
The subject talked most, any hour of the day, every season of the year, is
Stormy weather is uppermost in bur thought today, and the means of protection against it Our Gravenette Coats are, for this purpose, long: and loose easily slipped on j We have them in all lengths, including 'the extra fifty-two inch j ; j cfi They come in brown and light shades RAIN GOATS $16.00 TO $25.00
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Only Way To Get Ahead in the world is to save a part of yonr income regularly. A deposit with D5o;CxD!nsnnY(raiiSilG(n). Will earn you 3 per cent.!interest Compounded semi annually May 1 and November 1. Heady cash has saved many a man. A savings account is always ready. Safety Deposit Building
oyful Anticipations
Are now being indulged in by the V Young Folks" with the near approach of Hallowe'en. The heads o, families are not so light hearted, for fall and winter brings additional expenses, and care must be exercised to make Vboth ends mwt." We cordially invite careful buyers to our store, assuring them that we Syill assist in "bringing the ends together." ONR STORE WAS CROWDED SATURDAY. In Our Dry Goods Pepartment ,we have a wealth of bargains for this week 11 l ''' i i :
in an unes oi seasonaDie eooas.
Ladies', and Children's, .Coats, Cloaks, Capes, Furs, Toques, Tam-O-Shan-.ters,. Automobile Caps,,, Etc, Blankets, Comforts,' Underwear, Flannels, JFlannellettes and everything seasonable at .lowest prices in th city. i GROCERY ITEMS: ' Apples, winter, keepers, in, crates, all the good varieties, hand picked and sound, per busheel, 65c Oysters received daily, solid measure, per quart, 35c. Cider Vinegar, pure, unwatered, per gallon, 20c. Prepared Mustard and Good Catsup, per quart, 10c. S. & H. Trading Stamps with all Purchases. .Free delivery. Store open Tuesday, Friday. ... and Saturday Evenings.
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411-415 MAIN ST. Both Phones
Base burners at Kirkman 'si Penmanship) at night school. You ejn get fine sweet cider at Price's. - Increase your salary by attending Night School. A good Sunday dinner at Home dining room. 22-2t. Dr. Park for high class dentistry, 8 N. Tenth street. Lady assistant. C. P. end A; II. Hamilton-have returned to Muncie after visiting with friends here. See the large line of stylish black dress hats at Mrs. C. A. Brehm's, 35 north eighth street. Take the Dayton & Western - cars to the New Cedar Springs Hotel, now )pen. . tf Miss Clara Cope, of SpieHland, has returned to her home after a visit here with her brother. Fresh oysters served at Price's as you like them best. Moore the real estate man, over 8 North Seventh street has several houses for rent. Go and see him today. Plenty of nice fresh oysters at Price's; standard Selects and New York Counts. Attend the big reduction sale in all hats at Mrs. C. A. Brehmn's, 35 N. eighth street this week. Do't let your Grocer give you something "just as good," insist on having Faultless Creams baked every day. Miss Hilda Thompson has relurnM to her home in Fairmount after a visit of a. week with friends here. Heating stoves and ranges at Kirkman's, 710 Ma.in street. Why not spend your long winier evenings studying shorthand at the Night School.
Faultless Cream Crackers are fresh
from the oven every day. That can be said of no other cracker sold in Richmond.
Miss Isabelle Moore, oC Chicago.
who has been the gunst of Miss Cora Moore, left yesterday for her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ordell Briggs and family left yesterday for Dayton, to
make that city their future home. .
Mrs. C. B. Williams and her brother, James Bagford will go to MorV ristown, Ind., today 'to see their father who i seriously ill. Richmond people eat cream and Butter Crackers. Wehn you buy Faultless or Richmond Butter, you get the best crackers made anywhere. This week Ave want to tell you about Faultless Creams. Price's for a box of delicious chocolates. Miss M. A. Woodard, a former
governess oe me gms uiiuliium v ;n Earlhani, is visiting friends in Richmond. Try one of the best dinners you have over ate at the Home dining room, '2'. north ninth. Malaga grapes and sine figs Jat Price's. Miss Lillian Henley, who has been spending soma time "with friends at Centerville and in this city, has returend to her home in Newcastle. Have vou noticed how crisp the
new Faultless Cream Crackers is? After lots of expense, we are producing the finest Cream Cracker ever sold in Richmond. Insist on having Faultless Creams. Bookkeeping, Stenographing and the Common School studies will be taught at the Business College Night
KnoHenberg's Store Full Of ---- , ., x. ,. . fa YOU "AUTO" lnJ
That KnoUenberg's Furnishing Goods Department is complete and up-to-date. We can supply your wants In UNDERWEAR Snirts Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Sweaters, Bath Robes and Night Robes. Also a lull line ol Boys' Furnishings. Ladies' Golf and Kid Gloves a specialty. Here are sonic things that ought to Interest you. Get ready lor winter.
Ladies' fleecy jined Union Suits, open across the
orrasi, eatn Ladies' fleeced Vests and Pants, extra value each . .' . .
Ladies' Merino Ribbed Vests and Pants, each ...
Ladies' Silk and Cotton Ribbed Vests and Pants, each Lakes' white and natural color Union Suits.
Ladie ' v ie m Silk and Cashmere ribbed L4jo.j cu.ij, each $3.0O
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. 50c 75c $1.00 SI. 50
Men's Camera Hair color Merino Shirt and and Drawers, each ""5c Men's cotton fletctd Union Suits Jersey ribbed, tach Jl OO Men's Flannel Shirts, navy blue e,a5h ; ?i.oo Boys heavy fleeced cotton Shirts and Drawers eaca 35c Boys' heav Wrieht's fl?eced Shirts and Drawers, each , 5 Children's ribbed, fleeced Union Suits, siz.s 1 to 6, each HOc
Special Orders Taken For Jaeger Woolen Under For Men and Women. For its many thousmdt of patrons laeger Underwear needs no recommend ition ; ihey KNOW its worth .ecause they i.jov its benefits No under weir like it for he ilth and comfort. Recommended by leading physicians evtrywhtre.
Ladies' fleeced cotton Hose, 15c a pair. two pair for 25c Ladies full fashioned fleeced Cotton Hose, wbite feet, a pair 25c Ladies' black Cashmere Hose, good values. " at a pair ... . 25c, 35c and SOc Children's blnck fleeced Cotton Hose, a pair 15c, two for 25c Children's black fleeced Cotton Hose, full fashioned, a pair 25c Children's ribbed Cashmere Hose, extra value, a pair 25c Boys' heavy cotton t ibbed Hose, a pair lfc
Ladies Golf G'oves, in Mack, white and assorted stripes, a pair 'ZTic Ladies' Cla.p Golf Gloves, all the deirab!e shades, a pair floc Ladies' Black Cashmere Gloves, silk lined, a Pair 50c Ladies' Mannish Street Cape Golf Gloves, one clasp, a pair . . . . . . . . . . .1,00 Ladies' Mocho Silk Lined Gloves. a pah $1.50 Ladies homespun Cashmere Gloves, silk lined, 2 c'asp, grey and beaver shades, a pair . . ' . 50c Men's Street and Driving Gloves, aPair .50 to $2.00
Don't compare these goods and prices with inferior goods. See them and be convinced of tht if exceptional value. ; New shipment of Ladies' Tailored Suits, Shirt Waist Suits, Shirt Waists ani Sweaters A visit will convince the most skeptical that Knollenberg's is the place to buy. Ladies' Kimonas in Silk and Wool, beautiful things in long and short lengths. Come to Headquarters for the Newest Styles and Fabrics.
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i Alndoo Davenport from New York.
has returned
Henry Lower, of Marion, is visiting Kicnniond friends. Charley Oel has returned after visiting1 at Newcastle. Gas mantels and fixtures at Kirkman's, 710 Main street. Miss Helen Morgan, of Fairmount, is visiting friends in this city. Miss Ruhy Lancaster, of Cincin-
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In relating his experiences he "The exposition management
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hands two or three weeks. They are fresh from the oven and all that sweet taste and crispness that are important in a good cracker is there.
School, which opens 21th.
Monday, Oct. 19-lwk.
Typewriters, all?; makes, rented, sold. Rentals $3 to ? $5 per month. Repairs and ribbons for all machines Tyrell, W. U. Tel. office. Phone 26. , Miss Clara N orris, has returned to her homo in Kansas City, after a very pleasant visit with friends in this city. ". '
A Very Remarkable Remedy. "It is "with a good deal of pleasure and satisfaction that I recommend Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,' ' says Druggist A. W. Sawtelle, of Hartford, Conn. "Recently a gentleman came into my store so overcome with colic pains that he sank at once to the floor. I gave him a dose of this remedy which helped him. I repeated the dose and in fifteen minutes he left my store smilingly informing me that he felt as well as ever." For sale by A. G. Luken & Co., and W. H. Sudhoff, corner Fifth and Main streets.
. , x ot . 1 1" as helpful as possible to everyThousands Come to Study the Edu- nn . , , J .oue and when searchers after cational Exhibits. I know - their wants the- were given St. Louis, October 19. That not,evei7 advantage in the power of tee all the people who visit this' Fair oflieials- T interesting to see immediately go "Pikecrazy ' and10 tliff?r?ntly the Fair appealed to that the wonderful store-house of ed-various individuals. One was inter ucation brought; together here is ap- sted in porcelains and potteries and preciated by thousands is evidenced nothing t!se, another went to the art by numberless daily incidents and gallery enly, one was interested in experiences. It is true that a majori- manfacttirers and another airiculty of visitors make a grand rush for ture, while by far the greater portion the Pik in th? evening after the ex- vent to the Pike and saw nothing of hibit palaces are closed, presenting the exsition proper. " a spectacle of life and color that I wonder how many persons would probablv will never be seen again on , be willing to pusli a roller-chair two the ex-ntlnent, but I find the exhibit ' months in order to reap the educa buildings filled during the day with tional advantages presented by the siirht-sivrs nnnaretlv intent imon exwsitionf Professor Tawev's hr.h-
a cracker that iuu.ni,i;r everything that can be! by was psyschology, and pushing a
roller-chair was, after all, the best way to study it. Suppose one is intertMed in the the arts and crafts in domestic decoration. What a wealth of material is here provided for his instruction f Let him go through the "German rooms" in the palae of Varied Industries, then through the rooms of the old "English Country House" with their rich earvinjrs, panellings, inlaid mahogany, oak and satin-
nati. who has been the srnest of;
friesd here, has returned to har home. Miss Marjorie Harris has gone to Indianapolis to spemd a few days with f rie mis. Lute S. Watt, of New York, formerly of this city, is the guest of friends for a. few days. When you buy Faultless Creams,
you are not buying
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nas een snippeu a nunurea mues in earnel yarding the exhibits. The a dirty box car, and perhaps been on aiscriminating visitor with a special
interest in some particular lin of production or of scientific research and the student with jhe note-book are seen bh every hand. Not a week passes I cat one or more universities or folh"'". linos . ?not pik1 n snofMfll
Better Than Pills. Lxcursion of students. This week a
The question has been asked In thousand from the University of Mis-
what way are Chamberlain's Stomach souri are scheduled to arrive by specn,l T.JvPr TnbTpta snnsnor to tb or-! ial .trains. The other day two or
dinary cathartic and liver pills?
thrne liundsed girl students from wood, vases and decorated potteries
Hardin College, Kentucky, arrived, ant silk hangings, then a visit to the
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uur a?r b erif", mortar boards, black gowns and all, "Quaker Shops" with their hand-
nc5b1r -Prti- flu nnmAca nf ctnrTr- mnd "wn ilifrpA nalz,f old mission
is so gentle and so agreable that 1 j : it- tiAa-aa
Tnxiia 1 1 fit w:i in 111 iikk ;i 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 h 1 1 hm fi'i 1 ... - - ' - - -t- -
1-r-"...- : " . ; . " ostensiblv lor the purpose of studv- made weathered oak" oJd mission
one naruiy realizes ruac 1S pruuucea dental, to t a Vimpe of the mot. fables, screens, side-Ioards, muie
move the bowels.but improve the ap-
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Djr a meuenie. iiie noi oniy , pnlAmMnt;nn Af ctronw nA cabinets and chairs upholstered ii
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petite and aid the digestion.. For sale ; As aa ijutration of the eagernesi the costly exhibits of Rookwood potat 2o cents per bottle dv A. G. Lu- . , , .. . . ... . 1 n -
. or snnir'.us to avail thtnspivps nt iUf rerv ana ie' are me mosr ueanti-
ken & Co and W H. buahoff, corner nn Plrt unities presented here fuf ever assembled in any expositionFifth and Mam streets. tflke he ease cf professor Guy . A. in any; country. If you have any time Tawney, Ph. P., of Beloit College, left visit other "art and craftsMiss Louise Campbell, of Indiana- 1Ie jaat the head of the Department shops" r nd the exhibit, of Russiai? polis is the guest of friemls here. jof? pSVcholog and cousin of Repre- antiquities, and 'remember that you I sentative Tawney of Minnesota, have scarcely mada a beginning so Setting a Prisoner Free. . From July 10 until the middle of . vast and rich is the display of these
A mm with rehumatism is a pris- September he pushed a? roller chair , product.
oner. His fetters are nonet the less studying not only the still exhibits
rrnllin? because thev are invisible, but the more interesting exhibit of
To him Perry Davis' Painkiller omes human nature. There w ere 17 na-J The best flour, earefully blended.
as a liberator. Rubbed well into the tionalities .represented in the chair r the best lard money can buy, mixed swollen, stiffened joints it not mere- pushing force, one minister and two and bak?d by the best bakera money lv drives away the pain, it makes other r-ollejre prof nsors -being in- can . hire, . make Faultless Cream the muscles pliable so that the pris- eluded. His account of Ms experi- Crackers, tlie ideal Cream Cracker, oner becomes a free man. There is ence throws an" interesting side-light IfVon'nre no usin? them, try a but one Painkiller, Perry Davis', 25 upon the different purposes and ten- pound ' and be convinnced -oftheir nnd 50 cents -.dencies of those who come to the goodne-ts. ' .
Truman A. De Weese.