Richmond Palladium (Daily), 8 December 1904 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8. 1904.

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Bonnie Oaks?l They Good Ones 8 $5.00 ; To a $11.00

Johnson & Roland, Bet. 5th and 6th, on'Main.

Quality

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can be made to look as neat as slender men when they wear our specially made Suits and Overcoats The finest materials made into clothes, unless they fit, have no beauty. Our Special Line j has the necessary short sleeves are full skirted well shaped -and tit perfectly. , The same qualities and styles run in this line as in othersThe same care and skill given to their construction. The Three button Varsity Sack is exceedingly neat and trim, conforming to the figure in a pleasing manner. PRICES: $15.00 to $25.00

IIT STRIKES the popular favor namely, to-wit the coal we furnish summer andewin: ter for cooking and heating. T hre' s no secret about it. We simply supply superior coal at the minimum market price, ard xp'diticusly as our teams can haul it from our yard to your door, 'ihe reader of this card may not be a tustouict of ours we'd likebim to be, to his own advantage. J. Wenke, Home Phone 762 Bell Phone 435-R. 102-104 FT. WAYNE AVE.

FIHE'S PHARMACY.

If yon want quality In rnbbergoods, Hot Water Bottles, Founaltn Syringes or a Combination Water and Fountain Douche,

We carry no second quality to offer at a cut price. We can give you anything you want in the Rubber line- Strictly nothing . 6hoddy at LEO H. FIHE'S PHARMACY,' 830 MAIN ST. BOTH PHONES.

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ASSOCIATED CHARITIES

LARGE AMOUNT OF BILLS ALL0 WED IMPORTANT BUS. INESS TRANSACTED

IT IS QUITE ENCOURAGING

The Public is Asked to Co-operate With the Association to Prevent Begging.

The monthly meeting of the Associated Charities was held yesterday afternoor. at the headquarters. A large number of bills cairie before the meeting amounting to $115.06 for the month of November. The report of the missionary indicated a busy month. As the winter weather is upon us, there is an increased demand upon our funds. "We are very grateful to those who have responded to our appeal. The Treasurer was able to make a very encouraging report. About 140 persons have responded to the appeal, with some few regrets. If the remainder who have the appeal in their hands will respond, the Association will be able to do the required work, and help the needy of our city. "We do most heartily thank the peo pie who have co-operated with the Association either by phone or personally, in giving us information in reference to parties who are going about from house to house begging. Some of these are unworthy of help, and by laziness and drunkenness. We feel quite sure that . the people who support the work of the Associated Charities are not anxious to sup port the saloon. "We ask again, and urge you, as business people and private families report all such cases to us, either by phone, letter or personally, and we will investigate them properly, and do what is right; and what you would approve. C. Iluber, President.

FOUNTAIN CITY.

The Union Christian Endeavor was held last Sunday evening at the Friends' church. Miss Eva Campbell was the leader. Bert "Woodard, of Chicago, favored the audience with a song accompanied on the organ by a cousin. Bert Hunt and wife are the proud parents of a baby boy, which came to their home last week. Thomas Pierson is on the sick list. "Wiord has been received from Hall and Williams, who went to Florida to spend the winter that they arrived their in safety. Edwin Charles and wife attended the Roberts-Cox wedding "Wednesday evening Southeast of Richmond. Howard Thompson was called to the bedside of his mother, Mrs. George Thompson, of near Union Citv, who is dangerouslv ill. Mrs. Daisy Barr, of Van Buren, Ohio, is holding a series of meetings at the Friends' church, which all are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Charles spent Sunday with Wilson Charles and family. Miss Mahalia Coggshall's funeral was held at Lafayette Coggshall's on Sunday at 1 o'clock. Rev. Gretta Retts had charge of the funeral, after which she was laid to rest at Mt. Zion cemetery, near "Williamsburg. The deceased was a sister of Lafayette and Melvin Coggshall. Henry Carroll, of Indianapolis, was to see his mother here Tuesday. Bert Hunt has started a dairy, so now everybody can get good milk. Howard Pervianee and wife celebrated their second wedding anniversary at their home, east of town, last Thursday evening. Mrs. Charles Carroll, who has been

quite sick, is still improving.

Mrs. Emeline Conner is moving to

her property near the depot this week and Charley Bronham and wife,

the ticket agent, will occupy a few rooms with her for light housekeeping. Pete Culter and son, Donald, spent Saturday at Centerville. Mrs. John "Wright is threatened with typhoid fever. The stores are getting ready for Christmas and they have a fine lot of goods. Fred Haisley, of Richmond, spent Sunday here with friends and rela-

Harmeier's Grocery is the place t buy what you want for the table.

Best Country Sausage In the city 12 l-2c lb.

Try a pound of Ben Hur Coflee- Prlzewith every package

Friedley's and Ideal Bread, Sugar, Coffees, Spices, etc. Cor. 13th and Main Sts.

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REAL ESTATE

DEALERS:

HUGH L. SPINK,

Attorney at Law and Justice of the

Peace.

Prompt, personal attention to all

business. Office over 504 Main St..

Richmond, Ind. Office open Saturday evenings.

tives.

Frank Cranor and wife entertain

ed Sunday for dinner: Rev. Curtis and wife, George Clapp and family,

of Richmond, and Ansel Quigg and family, of Lynn, and Finney Thomas and family. Mrs. Omer Whitenack and son returned home from near New Madison where they have been visiting relatives. Don "Williams and wife spent Sunday at Lynn. Dock Thomas, of Richmond, was at Don William's on Tuesday. Fred Lacey and family entertained Sunday for Bert Lacey and family, Frank Skinner and family and Lem Anderson and wife.

TIME CARD

Richmond Street & Interurban Railway Company. Cars leave hourly for Centerville, East Gennantown, Cambridge City, Dublin and Milton from 5 a. m. to 11 p. m., returning same hours. Sunday, same hours, except first eai leaves at 6 a. m. Local cars leave Richmond for Indianapolis and Indianapolis for Richmond at 5, 7, 9 and 11 a. m. and 1, 3, 5 and I p. m. First car Sunday at 7 o'clock a. m.

California Information. California is a big state; large of area, rich in natural wealth, tremendous in its scenic features and with a future full of great promise. Every American is more or ess irterested in knowing about this wonderful commonwealth. A forty page folder with more than half & hundred beautiful illustrations anJ a

complete map of the state in colors has been issued by the Chicago &

North-Western Railway. It contains in condensed and interesting form, a mass of information on various subjects of interest, Including a list of hotels at California toumists points with their rates, capacity, etc. Sent to any address ou receipt of four cents in stamps. A. H. Wag-

gener, Trav. Agt., 22 Fifth Ae.,

MYSTERIOUS PACKAGES

Are being smuggled into Richmond homes every day and the air of mystery will prevail until after Christmas. We are supplying many of these packages. Call and look over our line. Read these sample prices: Fancy Patent Flour, Kansas ,75c Hand Picked Savy Beans, 6 lbs for ....... .25c Fancy Prunes, Sc lb., 2 lbs .15c Others at 10c and 15c; still others 3 lbs 25c One-half doz. cans Corn 60c One-half doz. Cans Peas 50c One-half doz. Cans Tomatoes 50c Go everywhere and try to beat these prices. 12 piece Toilet Sets, balance of week $2.29 See them in east window All kinds of Santa Claus goods, toys, etc, for from 5c up. Our dsplay of Dolls is complete and we offer some very great bargains. Don't fail to inspect our Men's Heavy Fleeced Underweat at 29c Stamps with all purchases. Free delivery. Fhone yourorder. Store open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday evenings. The Mel Department Store 4x1-415 MalnSt. Bo ill Phones

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but compare the last ton you bought f omewhere else and the first ton you buy from us, and you will see a difference. You will note that it lasts longer, that it burns brighter, that it gives more heat, and produces more clean ashes, than any coal you ever bought before at the same price. Hack man, Klehfoth Co. Phones 219 415

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