Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 88, 14 April 1906 — Page 2

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08. ltiiIAY7LMt(if PROGRAM ;WEBKAPIL 1. U ttuYe 3 p. m- -ttreaings 8:16 p. . . A-MIM ftfiAYce M,LLR' B-SAtlN AIDJ?AY---storing tud'TOWHf Cpjpediftna. Inlifh cl' pmedy iUlfem Act. P ILLUSTRATE t SON Of. , . fVMfc MAIOAR:T flRAYCE. " SiBgUig and TaiAtlng CoCmedienne,

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nieial ladlei and children's matWe dHy, 5 cents, except' a Monday, 'it ". l.n auntl litdV Will DC' KT veil a cf bon Roh. and on Wfedoesday a itiandaana koWenir. Cindy to cnufien ok Saturday matinee. .8Ee fUE EASTER 1 Chicken. Rabbit and' other novltl.. jMOGMNN'S BOOK STORE, 520 Main St. ! .ijiJd:.i '1 1 Saturday Specials: Afresh eggs 15 cents a doz. Laroe White Goose Eggs i 5 cents each. Potato Chips .(nice and j, fresh.) .naked Ham (cioicea aone.j Orange Sale (3 cents a dozen Saturday. Strawberries (Florida.) Dressed chickens (only a few.) Call early and see our Layout or Vegetables. Telephone. Orders given special attention. Had loy Bros. Phono 292 EASTER SUPPLIES Country Drcssei Chickens, Fresh Strawbtrries, Tomatocs,CucumbcTs, BeetsGreen B e an s , Rhubarb, Lettuce, Onions 'Radishes, New Cabbage, Atw Potatoes, New ('Ripe Pineapples. BARGAINS Fresh Country Eggs In Phone your order to inAM 229 and get good service. PUNYON'S BheumfcA tlaut Curs rUTt 'VvitSS,,!, eure In a frcH to lrain drlvoi out FIRST EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI VIA THE C, C. & L. R. R. Sunday, April 22 No Advance in Excursicu Rates Kate, Richmond to Cincinnati and Return ONLY $1.00 Numerous attractions In and about the Queen City. See the National League Base Hall game between Cincinnati and St Louis. Train leaves Richmond 9:03 a. m. returning leave Cincinnati, C. C. & ii Station, cor, Sth and McLean ave, C:S0 p, m. For particulars call C. A. DLAIR, p. & t, A. Horn Phona 44

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Best Hope Muslin.. ,6c Best Lonsdale Cambric .. 9c Pillow Cases, hemstitched 12c Best Table Oil Cloth .....10c

RE MB THE NEW THINGS QUOTED!

500 WHITE WAISTS Worth $1.50 and $1.25, not one worth less.than $J.25, nearly all former fTZ I qualities .... V. . . UOC

50 CENT GRADE

20 pretty desigas, all shadings, while i here . . . ; ,

White SUk Waists Correct worth In every $3.00.. , manner, good silk, .. ..$1.95 WHITE SILK WAISTS, inserting, worth $3.00 , lots of lace . . $2.00 WHITE SILK WAISTS, worth $4.00 $2.50 BLACK SILK WAISTS, tailor made, worth $4.00, now $3.00 WHITE SILK WAISTS, very elaborate, heavy Jap Silk, worth $5.00.. . . $3.50 Wonderful Values in White Goods for Waists and Dresses. STRIPED INDIA LINEN, worth 10c . . 05 i LACE STRIPED INDIA LINEN, worth 12'cc 72 LACE CHECKED INDIA, worth 15c. . 10

; LOOK FOR THE CHEAT COLORED AND BLACK DRESS GOODS BARGAINS. NEW, BEAUTIFUL GRAY DRESS FABRICS SO HARD TO FI!JD l CORRECT SHADINGS. WE HAVE THEM. SPECIAL: ASK TO StE THE DRESS GOODS WE SHOW THIS IVEEIC AT 25 AND 50 CTS. PEU YD THESE GOODS AND PRICES DRAW THE CUSTOMERS FROM EVERYWHERE.

8TH & MAIN PERSONAL MENTION Rev. V. H. Pierce of Hagerstown w8 In the city yesterday. M ill Clements of Fountain City, was in he city yesterday. Dr. C. M. Hamilton and wife were In Indianapolis Thursday. Hiss Carrie Shafer of Oxford is visiting here. Hilton Elrode has returned from Nw Castle. ikrs. ,S. A. Bonner of Greensburg is the guests of local friends. , Mrs. Milton Elrode . has been visitlag relatives at Indianapolis. I Mrs. W. F. Gooden of Lawrenceburg is in the city. Mrs. Clifford Schultz of College Corner, has been visiting local friends. Mrs. James Fry has returned from a visit at Lynn. Miss Mary Ennis has returned from a visit at Cincinnati. Miss" Katherine Lambert of Cincinnati is the guest of Mr. and Mrs." C. A. Harrison of South 16th street. Mrs. Sophia Watt of Decatur, 111., a former resident of this city Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Randall of East Main St Mrs. J. N. Tracey of Naw Castle Is vtaitlng O. B. Fulghum and family of South 16th street. O. F. Scheld of Eaton visited friends In this city yesterday. Mrs. M. A. Holmes of Shelbyvllle is visiting In this city. Mrs. Madison Swadenerhas returned from an extended visit at Washington, D. C. Mrs. Frank Cook and daughter are visiting at New Castle. Miss Anna Hinson a student at Earlham has returned to her home in Martinsville to spend Easter. Mass Evelyn Reeve and Helen Carter Have returned to Plalnfield To visit their, parents over Easter. Mr! Laurence Barrett went to Indianapolis to visit hi3 parents over Sunday. ORDER A DOZEN OF OUR SWEET AND JUICY 23 CENT ORANGES WITH YOUR SATURDAY ORDER. THEY ARE FINE. PHONE 292. HADLEY BROS.

Why FANCY SILKS 29c DOTTED SWISSES, fine dress grade 12!a ; DOTTED SWISSES, fine, worth 25c. .171 DOTTED SWISSES, fine mercerized, worth 35c , as 75c 44-inch BLACK LUSTER, fine, wide, lustrous 43 Ladles' Skirts FINE MOHAIR, worth $4.00.. . black and colors, . $2.95

CECILIAN SKIRT, Pure Mchair black ' ALL WOOL COVERT JACKETS, veland colors, worth $4.50 $3.CO vet inlaid collars .$2.95

MOHAIR LUSTER SKIRTS, very fine nA cloth, $5X0 .. $4.00 MOHAIR LUSTER SKIRTS, black and eclors, all sizes, wbrth $6.53 ..$4.95 WHITE GOODS, mercerized, worth :c. now . ..17 WHITE GOODS, mercerized, worth .. .14

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CAPT. MEREDITH DESIGNS PLACE Centerville Man Gives up Federal Job to Younger Man. LONG TIME IN SERVICE WAS FIRST GIVEN APPOINTMENT BY GOVERNOR MORTON WILL NOT RETURN TO INDIANAPOLIS. William M. Meredith, a native of Centerville. has tendered his resignation as chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, to take effect June 30. Secretary Shaw accepted it. Capt. Sleredith at one time was foreman of the Indianapolis Journal and an intimate friend of Governor Morton. Gen. Harrison appointed him at the head of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. He is now well along in years, and his health has beeu falllnj for seme time. About two months ago charges were filed against him by a man who had been dismissed from the stables connected with the bureau. He was accused of making free use of Government vehi cles for private purposes. The charges were not reated seriously by the Treasury officials. Capt. Meredith was first appointed at the head of the bureau in 18S9'by President Harrison. He was displaced when Cleveland became president, and was re-instated under McKinley. He served as director of the bureau about nine and a half years. He said at Washington yesterday that his plans for the future are not decided, but he expects to spend the remainder of his days In Washington. The change In the directorship is due to a desire of the Treasury officials to place a younger man in charge. It is in no sense a reflection on Meredith's long and honorable service. Assistant Director T. J. Sullivan Is to succeed him.., .. , ,

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1000 YDS. SWISS EMBROIDERIES

Match sets, inserting and flounces, worth 25c, present price

YARD WIDE BLACK TAFFETA

Guaranteed edge, chiffon finish, quality

WHITE GOODS, mercerized, beautiful collection, worth up to 50c... 24 HUCK TOWELS, red borders, large 20x40 inches, this week 09

Mu,le lHUCK TOWELS, red borders, good .24' size 05

DAMASK TOWELS, all linen, extra large, fine 50c grade, at 25 White Waist Patterns Embroidered front, White India Linen 25 New Spring Jackets """ -wfc . , ww... , t.UU $6.50 COVERT JACKETS, splendid cioth and tailored $5.00 Extra Special LADIES' COVERT JACKETS, not I one wortn less tn?n 97.0O, some worth $10.00; 15 only in this lot. Price $6.00 AT THE THEATERS There will be an abundance of comedy in the bill provided for the New Phillips the coming week, and after all that seems to be about the most desirable thing In entertainment of this kind. The -program calls for a singing stnd talking turn by Sabine and Dayle; a high class comedy musical act by Clark and Franklin; singing and talking by Miss Margaret Grayce, comediene, who presents 'The Summer Boy"; comedy barrel jumping by DeGonze and McDonald; illustrated songs and the latest motion pictures projected by the Philoscope Indications are that the bill will prove highly pleasing, for while it runs strongly to comedy, there is sufficient diversity to please all. The illustrated songs will be new, as will the motion pictures. . Tonight will close a week, that all things considered, has been a favorable one at the New PhilHps. There are many good things yet tu come. Bie business has characterized the week at the Gennett and the Guy Stock Company has proven one of the most popular that has ever appeared at this house. Last night the offering was "Way Out West." This afternoon "Only an Eagle" will be presented and tonight the bill will be "Slaves of Russia." :v , - - Tomorrow Manager Murray will an1 nounce his vaudeville bill for next week and it again promises something of much interest to the public. This week's bill, with the Dunbar Caprlne Paradox and the Three Hillyers as headliners, has proen a most pleasing one and big audiences are expected for the remainder of the week. i;. Manager Swisher of the Gennett Theatre has for Monday, April 16th, the New York Herald cartoon comedy "Buster BrownJ' Many successful plays have been made popular In the funny pages of the great daily newspapers, but none would appear to have as much genuine attractiveness as "Buster Brown" whom Richard F. Outcault created for the New York Herald. Laughter reigns from the start to finish and singular to state, the numerous "show girls" are pretty and can sing and dance to perfection.

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Yard wide, warranted, worth $1.00; price now. . . 36-INCH JAP SILK White, think of it, one yard wide

95c . . . c Children's Jackets ALL WOOL COVERT CLOTH, velvet trimming, 4 to 14 years $2-95 CHILDREN'S JACKETS, in new, fancy plaids, all wool, 4 to 14 years. . . . $2.95 White 75c FINE TABLE DAMASK, mercerized 48 TABLE DAMASK, white', wide, 70 inches, this week 24 NAPKINS, white, per dozen 48 Grand Curtain Sale This Week SWISS CURTAINS, good at . . . SWISS CURTAINS, dotted Swiss. 75 79 QOTTED SWISS CURTAINS, wide ., 44 Q I iiuuiiCf nv 111 i..s .. .. .. .. v SWISS CURTAINS, hemstitched flounce, fine quality .. 95 See our great SWISS CURTAINS, col ored borders, fancy hemstitched' flounces, worth up to $2X0 . . $1.25 LACE CURTAINS Special this week 60-inch wide Lace Curtains, per pair.. .. i ..$1.00j All OLD ORDER BOW PREVAILS Rural Carriers Expected to Keep Records of Mail Matter. RECENT RULE RESCINDED ALTERNATE QUARTERS ARE TO BE RECORDED REUI RES CONSIDERABLE WORK BY THE CARRIERS. The order discontinuing the lceeiIng of records of mail handled by rural carriers, was of short duration, as the order has been suspended, and the carriers instructed by the postonlce department to keep the records as usual. The order discontinuing the keeping of records, went into elfect Jan. 1, and lasted for one quarter, the new order taking effect April 1, and the boys on the rural routes are now keeping records as usual. The old order was very popular with the carriers and with postoffice employes generally, for the reason that it relieved them of a great deal of bookkeeping and clerical work. However, the postoffice department of late has been watching up the various routes very carefully, and whenever a route has fallen below the standard, it has been discontinued, several in Indiana having been cut off the list because they were nt sufficiently productive to warrant their continuance. The old order has been suspended indefinitely, and records will be carefully kept until such time as the postoffice department orders otherwise. It seems to be the opinion that alternate quarters will be recorded, the results from these being just as good as if every quarter of the year was reported. Turtle Soup, Lou Knopfs Saturday night. 13-2t

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LACE CURTAINS, fine, $1.75. . .$1X0 ' , A-F r.iiRTAituft. rt. oualitv $2.00 See our LACE CURTAINS selling this week at from $3.00 upward. Some Miscellaneous Special Bargains to which we call your at tention. BEST LONSDALE MUSLIN, made by Green Ticket Lonsdale Company worth 10c .07 1 BEST HOPE MUSLIN Be6t Lonsdale Cambric .09 PILLOW CASES, bleached, soft, spicnaia musnn ana ncmsmcricu . . 12 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT. LADIES'. CORSET COVERS. 50 designs, worth up to 40c 24 1 1 ' 1 i; I .1 -J ' Sunday School Meeting. The Preble County Sunday School Association will hold Its annual convention at New Hope in the United Brethern Church, on Thursday, April 26. Mr. M. A. Honline, State Teacher Training Secretary will address the Convention, as will also some of Preble County's best talent. ' The Minck Brewing Co.'s Bock Beer will be on sale Saturday. Likes The Palladium. Our contemporary, the Richmond Palladium, in its new dress and under its new management shows a wonderful improvement and Is a very presentable specimen of a daily paper. Its editorial department also shows an ability that will doubtless be felt in the Richmond newspaper field. New Paris Mirror. AMD Green or Black Are unexcelled for Quality, Purity and Fitness for Consumption. Ca teaspoonful makes two cups. Steep five minutes in Boiling Water. Do not Boil lthese teas. I Are sold loose or in ets by Great Atlantic &, Co., 727 Main. seated packPacific Tea (Published by authority of the dia and Ceylon Commissioner.) In-

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SILK VELOURS 22-inch, all shades, very new and pop- 9Qa ular f or Iskirts, worth 75c. .... wSly S1 .25 BLACK TAFFETA SILK Good and pretty as ?you ever saw at a ggA dollar and a quarter, goes now at OSG

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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, Cambric Skirts, lace and embroidery trim- ' med '43 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, Ladies' Drawers, lace trimmed . ., . ,24 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, hemstitched and tucked . Cambric .24 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR See the great bargain, fine lace and embroidery trimmed Skirt, wide flounce, at V .. .. .95 and $1.25 SPECIAL BELT BARGAIN, 50c grade, fancy gold belt,. .. .. . . .. .24 1 FANCY ALL SILK RIBBONS. No. 40. FANCY 20c ROMAN STRIPED RIBBON, all silk LADIES' HOSE, best ever at the price, fine gauge, ribbed top, worth' 20c .V .. .. .10 CHILDREN'S HOSE, "Oh, My" brand, to introduce this wonderful stocking we will sell them this week . . .10 . . 4EM METT IRA SWISHER,

Tonight "Way Out Wcot" IJffiS GUY OTOCK CO.

Featuring the sterling j INEZ MERC pit, i Five Dollars" yotina Actor. 'i nirtv MonarcHg tures. Two Oitn.

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Prices 10c, 20c, 30c Seats on sale at the Westcott Pharmacy.

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. w , , . MOHDAY BIGHT, APRIL 16 - Farewell Tour of MELVILLE B. RAYMOND'S Comedy Triumpk,

WITH MASTER, ROSEN

The one, the only piny sqitedHo ell ages and every eye. The only comedy sore to make Grandma fay, Grandpa grin, Mother most merry, Father feel funny. See it no! It will make yoa young agtia.

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