Richmond Palladium (Daily), 17 March 1906 — Page 5

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n S d 'A 'wT7 Mrs. RicharTlbfdy was shopping in ; Cincinnati Yesterday, V ' r You will " never - tire of Mrs. Austin's Pancakes." A fresh supply now on hand at your grocers. . " .-" Dr. C. S. Wilson was at Hagerstown yesterday. . ' $200 and . my time to , invest in some honest business. What have you to offer. Address Palladium office. Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Bunyan have returned from a few days visit at Indianapolis. : Tlie WomensRelief Corps ladies wftl--iv irflaitto'matic restaurant Pthe 11. Hall Saturday, March 17, from five to nine. Public invited. v 16-2t: Mrs. Montgomery of Bryant, tInd., arrived in this city yesterday for a visit with relatives. t DickinsonTrust ' Company ' has lribnevJioloan 'on real e.tate at favoVaife terms. We do not loan over one-half the value 'of property. t . 'Mr and "Mrs..-Elbert ' Glass of Lynn visited friends in this city yesterday. i'i j t .

See DickinTrust Company for lar colony of Richmond people reloaVs oa-real estate. Favorable si(lin in Southern L California. , tcrSeVi loans of less than one-half Amonjr the number are Mr.' and-Mrs. the value of property. , Lee TeaSIe and son' Ben on a ranch , k near Mecca; James Miles and family, Mrs. Oliver Gaar went to Cincin- Pasdena; Mr. and Mrs. Web. Pyle, nati yesterday. . - ,I.os Angeles; James Miles nnd f ami- - HaiMehtistV, 0th and Main tf Pasadena ; Fred Besselman, Los Vv - A.ngeles; Herbert Connor, Lof? An-

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i , was in ths city yesterday. Telerfhon-Ua Richmond Steam

uauuui v iu vuui v W..: II. Pierce of Hagerstown was in this city, on business yesterday, j Call oikJIJI. Johanning, 1022 South C stretohave your steam or hot water "plant installed and all other plumbing. Phone 1300. 7-6t Mrs. W. A. Sample is visiting relatives in the East.

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,; ,., t property cpavorable terms. We ; dn ;

aot lowfTnore than one-hali tne yatue of property. Dickinson Trust' Co. . ' ; ,-... . ; f" " ' .

Mrsi' George Tyler has returned a - r from a visit With relatites at. Spring-

field,' O. ' . Tha. Ofchmond Steam laundry for. y good yCrk. Miss Florence, Lacey has ' returned from a few days visit at Fountain City: l if . , '. ; .. ; . Just whaou want. Small place! in the cofijyfor sale, $1,400. Cal) on Woodhurst, 9J3 Main. ?v : ' Earl O. Dennis of Muncie arrived in this city yesterday for a few days visit with friends at Earlham. When you. ask for Mrs. Austin's Pancake flour, insist ipon having it, and say Mrs. Austin's and no other. ' i- . ' 1 Ray Shiveley has left for a trip through the South. He expects to be cone about t h ree weeks. 1 BUFFET r!UNCH EVERY SATURDAY lUfENING AT THE WESTCOTT. TURKEY SALADS AND EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT. .fri-sat-tf Mrs. Chas. White Springfield, O. is visiting at -. Ora Nicholas of Dayton was in this city Thursday, , : Pres. Kelley of Earlham was at Dunkirk, Ind., yesterday. : , ; V- . Mrs. Ed Roser went to Dayton yesterday on a short visit to relatives. 3 The standaM blood-purifying medlclns.' In usual liquid or new tablet " form. Sarsai 4- -I- 4- 4- 4 4- 4 4- .... . ' ' ; ; J 4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-

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CONTEST

. Miss Lydia. Myrick is home from j epauw University for a visit trith

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben yesterday for. a few. days dsitj. - -Miss Florence Hayes of Fairhaven is visiting Dr. andMrs. C. L. Magaw, Mrs Joseph Werner was operated upon a few days ago by Dr. Grosvenor to open a closed tear duct of the right eye. Rev. Alford Ware, pastor "of East Main Street Friends church, will preacu ai me une aici r ucaus church Sunday evening. Public invited. RICHMOND HAS COLONY Many People From the Quaker City Are Now Living in California . . -Meeting of Indianians. ' A meeting of native Indianaians was held March 11 at Long Beach, California, and among the Richmond people who attended were Mr. and Mrs. John Coate and sob Robert, the Rev. and Mrs. Allen "Jay, Mrs. W.' S. Carman and son, Leroy, and Clavmor Bartel. There is now a geles; Mr. and Airs. Charles Smith, Los Angeles; Mr., and Mrs. F. . L. Vore and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Vore, ranch near Long Beach; Clarence Seefloth and mother, Glendale ; .Mr. and Mrs. Frank ; Smart, Long Beach. ANNUAL MEETING Congregation of the Second Presbyterian Church Elects Officers , For Coming Year. ; At the meeting of the ' congregation of the Second . Presbyterian church the following officers were eU cted: ': ' I ' Session A. Mumbower, J. II: Baker, F. .. D. Warner; x A;" K.)JkIcv II! m l tt tti o : 11. xi t tt ner, Charles' Browmari,. L. F. Overmdri; Sjlas Zellar,TA. E. Smith, A. K. McCreight. ; , ' Deacons E. E: King and r Charles Hilbert.' ." ' vVlr ;'sr ;. ; - ; Church Treasurer A; - E. Smith. Financial Secretary Arthur ! Bennett.'3rV - I -. ' SWEET JUICY ORfrNGES Anotherale Spftrday. ' 20 CENTfiJrDOZEN. Send us youroaturday Order. Phone 292. . ' ' HADLEY BROS. 110 DEAL IS YET MADE j United Presbyterian1 Church 'ia Still For SaleMany Would Like To Have It. xNoining uas oeen aone Dy ine irus-j T.ii.i i i ' i. ii. ; i . tees of the United Presbyterian church toward selling . the present church building. The Reid church will, be ready for use by May : and there will be no further use for the old building, with its parsonage. A number of smal congregations of the city have been figuring on buying it, but no advances have been made recently. X 4- f 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4-4 ' t . :

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EXCURSIONS PROBABILITY THAT RICHMOND VISITORS WILL GET AD-. V VANTAGE OP LOW RATE. "HOME COMING" FEATURE Reunion of Families Will Be One of , the Pleasant Things of the - Coming Celebration. AC It is understood that the Central Passenger Association will give Rich mpnd the benefit of special excursion rates during the period of the cele bration of the centennial anniversary next fall. The railroad committee has not yet made a report relative to this matter, but from information at hand there is reason to believe that excursion rates will be granted from all cities within a radius of one hundred miles and perhaps a greater distance. The "home coming" feature of the Centennial celebration is to be made one of the most attractive of the week and shoul done-third of the former Richmondites return for a few days' reunion with families and friends, there would be a temporary increase of population of several hundred. The - excursion rate, if granted, will not apply to Ohio, which now has a two cent law. i HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Prof. Albert Jones, teacher in the Commercial department at high school, who lias been out of the city this week on account of the sickness of his father, has returned. Members of the high school basket ball - team will be,? awarded their "HsWtfeit weekilrUJfl There was no debates in liio-h Rehnnl vesferrlnv hut: several imnnrt. ' .-. - fcT " " ' - - I - ant 'questions, will be discussed by the history class next Friday., Grades for the first month of. this terrn will be. made, out next week. , VALUABLE GOODS STOLEN Police Department on the Richmond Division Are Having Trouble . With Thieves. ; f The police department of the Richmond Division of the Pennsylvania is having considerable trouble occasioned, by goods being stolen from statipns along the line, south between Richmond ' and Cincinnati. At Adisinville, ' Ohio, several boxes of valuable goods were taken recently. ; G EHTEH N I ALASS 0 C I ATI ON Members of the Centennial Association are hereby notified that a meeting of the general body will be held Monday evening, March 19th, at J the Masonic Temple. All members and all others interested in the cen tennial are urged to be present promptly at :du o 'clock. There will be some portant business to', consider. C. W. ODGIN, President.

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MISS MAY VAN A). FN. GRANDDAUGHTER OF MRS. AST0R.

Miss Van Alen has long been noted as one of the belles of the Four Hun dred. or the Five Hundred and Fifty, as It Is now. She is Tepmlarly seen' at Newport each season. Some years ago she was engaged to marry Robert Remington, who before the - wedding day' committed suicide ,ln .a - Newport club. Later her name was" connected with that of Ralph Raulet, but no wedding bells followed. ..'Miss Van Alen is the daughter of James .1. Van Alen uud the grand daughter of Mrs. Astor. the leader of the "smart set."

HAS GOOD YEAR i GREAT SACHEM KRONE OF RED MEN MAKES REPORT. . Dates for the Various District Meetings Are Announced New -Lodges. The Improved Order of Red Men of TnnJana has han a most successful and prosperous year according to Great Sachem Fred Krone, Sergeant oi Kicnmona ponce, ana .me oraer n 1 1- 1 11 .1 . ! ,nt;AintDQ i annfdar flrtviT-icViirw 'mar tliLXi't-tlVtJ ' UUVI.iH-k AiX-'VAA iU.iJ . The following are the dates for the, (various district meetings which will be held in the near luture: - Union ' City, Harijjr 2G ; twentyeight tribes. Huntington; March 27 y sixteen tribes. ; ' Rochester, March -28; fifteen tribea Rushvllle, April 3; fifty-three tribes. 'Lebanon, April 4, forty-five tribes. Alexandria, April 6, thirty-nine tribes. Veedersburg, April 10; twentythree tribes. - Terre Haute, April 11; forty-five tribes. , "' 1 '. ::. Bloomington, April 17; eighteen tribes. Seymour, April," 18, forty-seven tribes. Petitions-- for charters have been received from Holton, Balbec and Livona. The proposed lodge at Holton has thirty-three charter members and that at Balbec, sixty, and the one at Livona, sixty-seven. It is quite likely that favorable action will be taken in regard to the applications. DR. STARBUGK HONORED Earlham Professor Made A Member of Sociological Society ;'f ' ..' England. ; of At a recent meeting of the Sociolo gical Society of England Edwin D. Starbuek, professor of Phsycology jand Educatibn at Earlham, was el.ected to membership. , 1 This is auite an- honor for Dr. i .. . . . . 4 StarbucJ? as none but the foremost sociologists and anthropoligists in England and America: are eligible for membership. , ; i;' 1 . rri ii . i xue meetings oi inis society are j held yearly in London. 4- 4- 4- 4- 4 4- 4- 4- 4 4. 4. 4. 4. Try to win it.

speaker is chosen Dr. Wm. T. Hughes of Toronto, Canada, Will Deliver Earlham Commencement Address. Dr. William T. Hughes, ; Supt. of the city schools of Toronto, Canada ada, will deliver the commencement ad aress a arinam mis year. . Dr. Hughes was chosen over Dr. Gunsaulous of Chicago University, Vli I lllll .1 III' IIIHIIIIIHI K 1 111-" . ' X - - Wished to deliver, the address,

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That is what the Trading: Stamp People are going to let us give you on FRIDAY. They give them this day so that you may, with a little extra effort, buy your Saturday's order on Friday. Also our store will be open on Friday night until -9 o'clock to accommodate you ? We will give you goods at the. following price :

Nice large, fancy, smooth potatoes at 68c bu. ; " ' VT 19 lbs. Granulated, 20 lbs. A Sugar, or 21 lbs. XC for f 1.00. Bob Whiteand Elkhorn flour, No. 1 good winter wheat at. 60cts sack; $2.35 per cwt. . - . " . ,

"Gold Medal" best spring wheat - "White Satin,' a. No.; 1 good 3 lb. can Baked Beans in tomato 3 lb. can Bartlett Peears or 1 Gallon can lancy Syrup at , Hood's Fancy Blend Coffee a fine Hood's "Leadei coffee at locts Buckwheat, "NevVrork," 6 lbs

THE BARGAIN OLL BARGES. Fancy Toilet Soaps, r?ilar2s boxes and 30 stamps, for 25c. Cream Butter or Hard Butter Crackers, 10c value at 8cts; 2 pounds for 15cts. t ,:' 1 . ' : ( No. 1 good square cracker, 5cts pound. Ginger snaps. Snapiest of all,' at Sets lb. Malta Vita or X-Celo at lOcts; 3 for 25 cts. " , Wright Cream flakes, large size box and fancy piece of China ware with each package at 15cts; 2 for 25 cts. 1 lb Imperial, Young Hyson or Japan or Moyme Tea and 60 stamps for 60 cents.: ' - - : . -., .. . v . ;. Special in our Dry Goods Department are our ,r Shirt Waists and Skirts. Besides the Double Stamps the Stamp People will give twenty- . five extra stamps. . . - - s v , , , ,

HOOD'S MODEL OEPARTHT STORE Tradinc Stamps with All Purchases Tree Delivery--New Thone, 1079: Old 'Phone, 13R Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evening! 411-4i3 Main Street' . . .

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LIEUT. F. S: DAVIDSOfi.

PE-RU-NA STBEHGTHENS THE ENTIRE SYSTEM. F. S.Davidson, Lat Lieut. U. Army, "Washington, D. C, care U. S. Pension Office, writes : . "To my mind there la no remedy for catarrh comparable to Peruna. It not only strikes at the root of the malady, but It tones and strengthens the system In truly wonderful way. That has been Its history In my case. I cheerfully and unhesitatingly recommend it to those afflicted as I hare been." F. S. Davidson. If you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from the usepf Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your caae, and he will bo pleased to giro you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. ' ' -7 ' 1 """'MiL.J.'"! SWEET JUICY) RANGES 3 Saturday. J, 20 VENTS A DOZEN. Send n6ur Saturday Order. Phone 292. HADLEY BROS. i 2 . per' that is made, at 70cts, or $2.75 bread baker, at 75cts; $2.90 sauce at 8cts; 2 for Plums at 8 cts; 2 for. 35cts. , one and 2tamps for 25ctsper lb. per andiw stamps for 30 cents. y VVVVTrVV "I" 4-4-4-4 4i 4$1.00 prize.

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