Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 74, 27 March 1906 — Page 7

The Richmond Palladium.

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11 BEAD THIS! Wanted, Found and Lost, in which personal pain does not enter, are inserted in theso eolumns free, providing they are not over fifteen (15) words in length. No business advertisements inserted free of charge. Advertisers will do well to remember that letters directed to Initials Only are not delivered through the postofllce. '

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. FOR RESULTS.

WANTED A girl for housework at 50 South Thirteenth. Cal at once. WANTED Boy to drive wagou at Eldorado Laundry. WANTED A room for light housekeeping. Address L., cure of Palladium. WANTEDiToy for generul farm work. Plione 56X. WAN'l'E D iVTuTI to3"o3uIfy work. Phone 5CS.

W A NTEl) Second" hand , school books wanted at Cartel's stationary Btore, 923 Main street. WaTTTELPAT 209 North Tenth street, an experienced girl for general housework; gocd va3t3 to the rlsht party. WATTteIj A you 113 man with a bicycle," Avi'.ing to work. IJee Hive Grocery Company.

WANTED tiood pay for earnest workers everywhere distributing circulars, samples and advertising matter. No canvassing. Cooperative Advertising Co., N. Y. WANTED A. man, ."O.'i JSlaTu street Hasscnbuch'3 Store. work. No waahing or ironing. 122 N. 15th. street. WANTED Experienced men in trimming department, cutter, Kent and top man. Address Peters Itaggy Company, Columbus, Onto. WANTED Hoard ITnTi room fii private family by gentleman. Address H. P. L., rnro Palladium. WANfEDSiruaTlonrook" Rocd, steady man wants situation. First class cook. Georgo Fair, City. General delivery. WANTED Good pay for earnest workers everywhere distributing clrculavs, samples and advertising matter. No canvassing. Cooperative Advertising Co., New York. WANTED Situation-by practical and highly recommended nurse. 4;Phone 153 D Dublin. WANTED There la an opening for a worthy young man to work his way through tho Business College. Phone 240.

FOR SALE llaby cab; almost new. 223 North Fourteenth street. 27-2

FOR SALE Stallion by Hal DillJard three years old. For particulars

enquire Jesse Schultz's North 12 Ltreet.

FOR SALE. Richmond properly n specialty. Portcrfield, Kelly Mock. Phone 229. tf FOR SALE Shade trees for saleT Address Jamc3 Garrett, Fountain City, Indiana. FOR itENT .S tore room with four room fiat above. Newly papered and painted; bath, electric lights. Corner Main and lUth street. Phones G2G and 1014. FOlVHENT Store room"wi"th"Tpur room flat above. Newly papered and painted; bath, electric lights. Corner Main and l"th street. Phones C2G and 10-14. FORRENT SivfhToom ttd.tr both kinds of water, closet, electric lihty. Summer kitchen, over 41 N. Sth street. Rent $15. Phones C2G and 1014.

LOST A steel bead purse attached to a navy blue belt. Please leave at Home Telephone operating room. LOST-A pair of nose glasses with triangular guards. Finder return to

Warner reward.

School office and receive

LOST A gold locket with letters C. tf. C. ou back. Return to 20G N. Ninth street. l7ol3TEnvelope with $972:, between 11. R. Store and Wayne Works. Return to 2S South Second street. LOST Fox terrier, answer to name of Dan. Phone 18.19 A. Reward. LOST Between C2S North 10th and 915 North G. white silk seark. two corners worked in roses. Return to No. 913 North G and receive liberal roward. Valued as a present.

LOST An umbrella, left on 7:30 car or at St. Mary's Hal. Finder please return to Pell Telephone Exchange. LOST -Watchcharm Kni gift 3nf "Columbus Emblem. Return to Richmond Loan Company. Reward.

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ALLEN COUNTY HAS HIGH HOPES OF HER CANDIDATE GETTING ON TICKET.

HE HAS MADE TWO RACES

His County Is Urging Heaton'3 Cause As it is Claimed Flums Are Due "Old Alen."

LACE CHEMISETTES $11 TO $31 EACH .

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Laces will lead as a Trimming during the coming season.

LUCE JACKETS $2,58 TO $41 EACH "

The "County of Allen," which for a score of years has not been represented on the Republican state ticket, but which has been much sought after because of its great influence at the head of the roll-call, will this time present the name- of Owen H. Heaton for Judge of the supreme court for the Fourth judicial district. Judge Heaton's candidacy has attracted widespread attention because of his eminent qualiScctions for tho high office to which ha aspires and from the fact that he is credited with breaking down tlio fortiflcatiens which

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Our Lace Stock is now complete in every wetai!. Last spring al! kinds of laces were used and no decided preference was shown for any particular style. This year the proper lace as an up-to-date trimming will' bo German Val Lace with a tosca mesh. Beautiful waists made of all over lace or fancy nets may he sosn, and your new Eaton or Bolero Jacket will not be complete unless trimmed with a fancy galoon or lace edge. Nothing wiil escape a lace finish this season.

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NEW LACES !

Larger, Finer, better than anything we nave ever attempted, you'll not find our, patterns elsewhere, nor your handsome new laceVlupIicated in a chsa;:cr quality. .... A

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French Vaailovers, $1.00 to

German val aliovers, $2.50 to

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JUDGE OWEN N. HEATON. the Democracy of the entire state considered impregnable in Allen county for half a century. To him more than to anyone else is given the credit for taking this last garden spot from the Democratic party. His twb races 'for judge of the superior court there have stamped him as one of the strongest and most effective campaigners in Indiana. In 1898 he was drafted to fill the place on the tichet. Although hopelessly beaten in advance, he went into the flght earnestly and succeeded in making his opponent run nearly 2,000 behind his ticket. Again in .1902 he was nominated, although he was not a candidate. The county was normally Democratic by 2,500 majority, but Judge Heaton was elected by a majority of over 300. Hi3 victory enabled the Republicans to break down tho political animosities of two generations, paving the way for four others on the Republican ticket to win. His record on the bench has given him a stronger hold than ever on his district. A tireless worker, fair-minded, and endowed with wide experience in the. practice of his profession, and a profound student of it as well, success has been natural in the discharge of his duties. " v-

If you haven't the time to exercise regularly. Doan's Rcgulets will prevent ecr.Siir-ation. They induce a mil l, easy, healthful action of the bowels. withoiV- griping. Ask your druggist for thcin. 25c.

Invisible Inlc. ' Among the Romans an Invisible ink was made with the milky juices of certain plnnts. Its manufacture was a state secret, death being Inflicted upon any who should disclose it, and all Important dispatches frcm the capital to the provinces or vice versa were written In ink.

Pollen of Flower. The pollen of flower3 is in grains so small that many kinds are no more than a thousandth of a millimeter in diameter.

Toll of the Fish. The tail of the ffsh was the first rudder, and also, it may be added, the first screw propeller. Any one watching the movements of fishes' tails while swimming will ho struck with the resemblance to those of a screw propeller.

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Venise Bands, 10c to $1

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Venise Galoons, 15c. to $3.50 peiyardJ

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Venise Applique, 50c to $3.00 per yard

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Oriental Laces, 1 5c. to $2.00 per yard. Oriental Insertion, 15c. to $1.50 per yard. Oriental Galoons, 25c. to $1.25 per yard. ' Oriental Appliques, 60c. to $2.25 per yard. Biack Chantilly Laces, and Insertions, 5c. to $1.75 per yd. Real Duchess Laces, 75c. to $5.00 per yard.

F" Laces for Wash Drelses andunderwear, in abundant variety, French and German Val, Ruby and Plat Vpl, Mechlin, Maltese, Torchon and Medica Laces, if its lace,

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THE'REASDH W ALWAYS TALK QUALITY. (" Our patrons can always feel assured that no exorbitant prices are ever, charged for the better grade of goods from the least expensive to the most exclusive merchandise the same comparative low price level is absolutely maintained. Investigate for yourself.

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ple to 2y flcr soap. Ten cents the calnXuree cakes SEc Fiesh

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The voicV of Jisdom never spoke truer wordsVha it does to you today advising yoi if brace up your system during Vhe spring and drnk Richmond Export, Beer frequently. You will find it not only a strengthening tonic, but a delightful beverage. - THE M1NCK BREWING CO. New Phone 42

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March 26th, arthnd 28th, account Ancient AccepteV Scottish Rite meeting. Tickets gold to all applicants. Consult Pennsylvania lines agents for details. -

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Excentional Excellence is the stronn feature nf our npw nnri im.tn-riatp PI nnR

A7ERINGS, DRAPERIES, LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES, which are now ready . your inspection and COMPARISON strictly upon merit.

,v. , We clear our stock twice each year, therefore each season we ooen with all that is

new, fresh and attractive. Our prices are right, quality for quality. We are never under sold. We have both SPACE and LIGHT, together with every modernUacility for executing

oraers in a manner penecxiy saxisTaciory 10 our patrons, we dispTW in lovely array

nu 1 ml wiliuns, mat are royai in aesign ana colorings.

IMPORTED AND AMERICAN AXMINSTERS. Wilton VELVETS and VELVETS. BOdY and TAPESTRY Brussels. RUGS in all sizes, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC. INLAID and PRINTED LINOLEUMS. CHINESE and JAPANESE MATTINGS Beautiful variety. OUR INGRAIN CARPETS areon display. The assortment is strikingly extensive and the prices are in accord with quality. Try our H and H Soap for cleaning carpets and furniture. .We handle BisselPs CYCo-bearina Caroet Sweeoers. the hest made.

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