Richmond Palladium (Daily), 12 November 1904 — Page 8

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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, 1904. Oraod FUR OPENflNG aod O 9 O

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We bava arranged with one of the largest Furriers of New York city to be at our store MONDAY, NOV. 14-th, for one showing the largest line of medium and high grade Furs ever shown in Richmond. ? Every kind of Fur known may be seen in this grand exhibit. Furs sold and delivered from this stock; also orders cial measurements taken by an expert furrier for anything you want in Fur Neckwear, Fur Coats, etc. Don't fail to see this GRAND FUR SHOWING, whether a purchaser or not.

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Prudent People Prosper by Saving Something Systematically. Proving that Frugality is Fortune 's foundation. Benjamin Franklin taid: "Your test friend is a dollar saved." When plactd in a safe Lbauk, it becomes tbe bett friend jou ever had. To all of us there conies a time when we need just such a fliend. START YOUR ACCOUNT AT ONCE with

We Pay J Per Cent. Interest on Savings Deposits. Safety Deposit Building

If you want good, clean

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Phone 49

COAL place your order with - - Mather Bros. Co.

LOCAL BREVITIES. Ideal Bread for brains and muscle. Drs. Pierce and Chenoweth, Dentists, Colonial Bldg., corner seventh and Main, third floor. Phone 1637.' 4-eod-injo. ' Dr. Park for high class dentistry, 8 N. Tenth street. Lady assistant. Take the Dayton & "Western cars to the New Cedar Springs Hotel, now open. tf Lest You Forget, we say it yet, Eat "Ideal Bread" and be satisfied. Moore the real estate man, over S North Seventh street has several houses for rent. Go and see him to

day. - . New cornmeal and buckwheat flour at the Richmond elevator, all groceries. Look for the red, white and blue tag. Those patriotic colors anv the signal of purity and strength found in Ideal Bread, Rummage sale beginning Nov, ICthjby the ladies of the First 'Presbyterian church at 41 north Eighth Street. ll-4t. . A body builder and nerve strengthener so says "Ideal Bread." ; -. !:'v Typewriters, all makes, rented, sold. Rentals $3 to $5 per month. Repairs and ribbons for all machinesTyrell, W. U. Tel. office. Phone 26. Feed grinding done promptly at Richmond Elevator, Corner ISth and north F streets. Phone 1492. For "Goodness Sake" eat "Ideal Bread." '

Emmons' Tailoring Co. Makes fine suits from $15 to $1S. Price's for a box of nice chocolates. Attend the big reduction sale on all hats at Mrs. C. A. Brehm's Saturday. Price's make the best ice cream and all the year round.

Madison, Wis., November 11. The Wisconsin football team, accompanied by half a dozen subs, the coaches, trainer and rubbers, left for Minneapolis last night, where it will meet Minnesota tomorrow. Before leaving both Head Coach Curtis and Assistant Coach Cochems expressed confidence that Wisconsin would win, though they expect the ' score to be small. All the men have

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Curme's Shoe Store The new line of Popular Priced Shoes which we have added to Our Store is becoming more popular every day; and it is no wonder, for we are offering in this department the greatest values for the money to be found anywhere. JUSS THINK OF IT I An elegant Men's Patent Leather Shoe with a new nobby toe for $2.50 This Shoe would be chead at $3,00. We also show the same Shoe Box Calf and Vicijor the same price. FOR THE LADIES We show a good, serviceable, snappy shoe at $1.50 which at $2.00 would be cheap OUR $2.00 and $2.50 Shoes fof Ladies are Exceptional Values. We have the Exclusive Agency in Richmond for the CELEBRATED STAR BSAND SHOE

The Campbell & Taggart Brothers

acrobats will entertain the crowd at

the Driving Park on -Sundav

cot eh

jShcp, will lead the races.

0 , , . , come along nicely during the last three rooms. Sold, on approval. , , ,i , . -j t do An tt 1 o ew days, and the team is considerPrice $3.00. Hassenbusch. 3-7 11 1 ., , ,r. , ably better than it was when Mich-' Snow Flake corn meal for sale at io-.-m overwhelmed it I

Phone 1492. Fresh butler and pan candies at Price's

, when the team faced Wisconsin two' Snow Flake corn meal made by weck 0 The Uiree men about I Richmond Elevator. Phone 1492. L..1,.

You can get select oysters in cans all fall for doing overweight Curat Price's.' - jtis, Carter and Graham have be

tween them dropped a good sixty pounds olT of Michigan's center

, nuiiitet in the last two weeks.

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l nit vn r ir j'v,'uuu 1111 iiiiv Any lady wishitig to get a stylish (yltm tnd to end . going at a 200hat should not fail to see Mrs. Ban-'pound clip, and from tackle to tacker in the Westeott Hotel block, kle far above the 200-pound average.

uuc uua .a viuaiii uih saiu uuu JJCl entire stock is being sold at cost. If you want an elegant hat call atl012 Main street, and, get it at cost. A choice line to select from. ll-2t

Br sat Sal

THE PRESIDENT

to St. Louis. Washington, November 11 lie

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Which Have jusf been awarded the Grand Prize at the St. Louis World's Fair. A Cordial Invitation is extended to all to Inspect this line of Goods. It Costs You Nothing to Look It Will Save You Money To Buy Them WE'LL EXPECT TO SEE YOU TODAY. CUE, DMIS & GRAY, 724 Main St Successors To 3T TiSLm 'TUUmJL TnTn TT-SlIES,.

Attend. the big reduction sale on Will Pass Through Indiana Enroute

all hats at Mrs. C. A. Brehm's Saturday.

Malaga grapes, grape fruit and :

Florida oranges at Price's. j quests i-eaehed the White House toja, from aj tjie States through OnrIT PllMTCxTv Which President KwveU will pass UiILH I UUIv I LU I 0 on i,5s way to the St. Louis exposii ' lion, that he consent to greet the

people enroute. The demand is so widespread that it will no doubt be

snbjeHrd t.. S..1M,. Jlorce work. heeHeil, and it is now expected that The ol(on pra.tir-,. wns witnessed lhe triP -oin? anJ mlnS , , . , , , , marked by short stops. !v J'.hout 0( nni!crr;:I nates, due, rr, . . , T . 'y ' ' J he journey will take the I resiprobalily to the- fM that the Yale (lont through Indianapolis on the daily -newspaper called down the nn- outward or homeward bound trip. It dergraduates tiiw morning for their was suggested today that he. go by lnek of supjKut one ronte and back by another. The ,. ... . , iv i i x i probability is that he will go out lhe ;le Alumni N eekly today 1 n , , J over the Pennsylvania and me announced the lineup for the Prince- b.u.k oypr the TJa'ltimoro & Ohio.

ton game, substituting lvineon forj If this arrangement shall be deBloomer, S. Morse for Leavenworth, eided on he wiil reach Indianapolis

Friday evening. November 25. On the homeward trip he will pass

and Leavenworth for Owsley. Cambridge, Mass., November 11

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Harvard's football practice on j North Vernon and other cities and Soldiers' field yesterday . was the towns on the Baltimore & Ohio road, worst exhibition "given by "tlT6 Crim- j'3T.1ny cities are'alrpndr siting to b son in a long time. Fumbles, off permitted to arrariorfor a reception

side play and ragged work on the for him. It is believed t hat if the part of even one marked the scrim-; president decides to Mnakv speeches.

'during the trip he .will take oceasio.iv th-'outline some-policies for which

mage betweenthe varsity and the scrub, and although the varsityscored three touch downs, the second team retaliated v jerc-ling Montgomery's end for a combination of long runs, which, with several center gains, enabled sif-to cross the varsity goal line.

Indianapolis, Ind.. November 11. Everything Ls set for tomorrow's great game between the football gaints of Purdue and Indiana, and the contest promises to be the fastest and best ever played in Indianapolis. Both teams are reported to be in first class shape, with the regular men back in the game and able to play both halves. The hospital lists at the two schools, which have been larger . than usual during the earlier part of the season, have been cut down, and with the exception of a few minor injuries that will not be likely to give the men mneh trouble, all the players have rounded

into superb conditions for tomor-

he twilt stand during the next four years.

GRAVE ROBBED - In An Indianapolis Cemetery Discovery Made. Indianapolis, Ind., November 11. It was discovered yesterday that the grave of William Cory, in the Spring Mills cemetery, northeast of Lawrence, . had been robbed, supposedly at the time Rufus Cantrell and his gang of ghouls were supplying some of the local medical colleges with bodies. Cory was the seventeen-year-old son of R. F. Cory, and he was buried in the cemetery in December 1000. Flanner & Buchanan, undertakers were employed to take up the body and rebnry it in Crown Hill, and the men sent to do the work

row's struggle for State supremacy, were surprised to find the coffin emp-

Commencing Nov. 10th and Continuing Until Nov. 20. We can save you from $1 to $5 on each stove during this sale. Orders taken for delivery until Jan. 1st. A

great chance for you. Come and see what we haver - Payments if you wish.

Johnson

and Roland

Between 5th and 6th St.

ty. Tlv evidence about the grave wa much the same as about the many graves which were robbed by Cantrell. The lid of the box about the eotiin had been opened by borimj holes in it with an auger. The clothe were taken from the body and placed in the coffin, and the box lid was readjusted.

George Luse was here from Columbus yesterday. '