Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 116, 17 May 1906 — Page 3

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The Richmond Palladium, Thursday, May 17, isoo.

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THE NEW PHILLIPS AT THE THEATERS

VAUDEVILLE THEATER!

0. Q .MURRAY MANAGER.!

WEEKOF MAY 14.

ILY at 3 and 8 P. M.

A MISS GRAYCE MILLER, Overture. B MAY NEILSOf,'.

- The Baritone Irish Song Bird. C MR AND MRS. CARL CARTER, i Comedy Musical Act. D. LEW WELCH. Hebrew Character Comedlaa. E. The Mantelle Marionettes. Hippodrome and lropean Novelty.

F. MISS LEONA THOMPSON.

Illustrated Sonss.

C SANDERS, DEAN A SANDERS.

. In their Comedy Playlet, "A Bro

ken Home." H. THE PHILOSCOPE. Motion Pictures.

Value of G. R. & IJtail

The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway, or the Cincinnati, Richmond and Fort Wayne Railway, yesterday filed a statement of the value of Ita property In Wayne county. The total value, according to the officials, Is $33,288, divided as follows: Main track ,$46,772 IUKht of way 2,785 Sidings .. .. 3,546 Improvements .. . . 100 Spools . im . . 85

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Vaudevtlfe at the Gennett. "Darling Will You Love Me When I'm Old?" one of the songs that Is being sung at the Gennett this week by

Ernest Renk is counted one of the

ost pleasing illustrated offerings glv-

there for a long time. Not only

des Mr. Renk sing it nicely, but the

illustrations are especially pleasing.

rs of motion pictures have found

a tare treat thl3 week in "Rip's Drpam," which is as fantastic and as remarkable a creation in this line as

would care to see. Jennings and

Jrfwell, German comedians, have a

turn that gets them a cordial greeting

om the audiences. Warm weather not troubling patrons of the Gennett

s the house is quite comfortable.

Vaudeville at the Phillips. Manager Murray has taken precautions to see that his patrons shall not suffer from the heat. To reduce the temperature he has installed a number of electric fans and in addition has hit upon the plan of keeping largs cakes of Ice at,the edge cf the stage, with fans above them. As the New Phillips is to be open the entire summer the patrons will be cared for in the very best manner possible. This week's bill, which is a deserving one is being accorded liberal patronage. No performances will be given tomorrow as

A truthful, realistic story, aye-Inspiring In its very realism, of the terthe San Francisco motion pictures will be shown both afternoon and night. . Earthquake Pictures, Tomorrow, rlble catastrophe at San Francisco, reproduced by marvelous motion pictures taken on the ground by the Frisco Motion Picture Company, is to be exhibited in the New Phillips on Friday afternoon and evening. These views are said to be the greatest ever taken of any event of public interest, and show in detail all the incidents which accompanied this catastrophe. The -city is first shown wrecked by the earthquake, and then the views tell the story of the holocaust which

completed its distruction. Finally the suffering of the hundreds of thousands of homeless people are shown by the truthful camera. The views were taken by skilled operators during the progress of the disaster, with a moving picture plant which fortunately escaped distruction in the earthquake.

HAD LAPSE OF MEMORY

A CALIFORNIAN'S PLIGHT

Boarded Pan Handle Train at Chicago And Left it at Logansport at Which Point he Suddenly Came to Realization of his Surroundings.

Assessors Meet Today.

The fifteen township assessors of Wayne county, will meet today with the County Assessor, A. G. Cornnton, at the Court House, and make the return of their work during the past few months. It will then be known what is the assessed value of the property of Wayne county, with the exception of the value of corporations. This will be determined by the Board of Review when it convenes in June.

Palladium Want Ads Pay.

According to a Pan Handle conductor's story, there was one of the most peculiar passengers on his train out of Chicago a few nights ago that he has had for many a day. J. L. West,

a wealthy California mine owner, unable to tell how or why he was on the

train, left It at Logansport, having boarded the car in Chicago. He said he had $3,000 the last he remembered. He had $Sa on his person when he came to his senses. Physicians who examined him corroborated his story that he does not drink, and believe that he has been in a trance for several days. West's last recollection is of being in San Francisco on the day of the earthquake and since that time he remembers nothing. He said he had relatives in New York and left Sunday for that city.

John Dwyer Resigns.

John Dwyer, for several years con

nected with the depot restaurant as manager, has resigned his position and as yet his successor has not been appointed. It, is probable that Lewis Strothaus, who has been at the restaurant for several years, will be appointed manager. Mr. Dwyer has not made known his future plans.

DOUBLE STAMP

THURSDAYAHAY 17th

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GENNETT THEATRE

AUDEVILLE.

SWISHER, Manager.

W. R. C. Meeting Today. Members of the W. R. C. will have a special meeting this afternoon at fhe Grand Army hall to make arrangements for Decoration Day.

WEEK OF MA

Dally at 3 and 8 p.

PROF.IGUS FREDERICKS

verture. i WALTONS.

r Act. 1

UCHAMPl

bat and Barrel Jumper, and LA BELLE. Marvels. I Introducing

Singing, Contortion, Buc and Wing Dancing. Wcioden Shoe Experts. . . .

ERNEST RENK. Illustrated Songs: "Wt Till the Sun Shines Nellie," "Darling Will You

Love me Whin I'm Old."

HELEN OGDE

Soprano ann Contralto (Vocalist

JENNINGS AND JEWELL.

German Cdrnedians. "The Men

With the Hatsl

MOTION PICTURES.

"Rip's Dream

Chinese Notclty

Comedy Acr

COLLIN! The Dancint

Just to make it a right time for the p railroads the following are oir prices for 1 30 dozen corn at per caX 5cts. This is a lot of corn we purchased, good but we do not guaranteedVL 19 lbs. granulated, 20 lbs. Aor 21 lbs. Hoods Fancy Syrup per gal u5cts. Heme grown Beans 10 lbs fo25cts.

Hand picked Navy Besns, 6 jkounds for

Swifts Pride Soap, best of all Laundry Soap 9 bars for 2Scts.

Lenox: Lenox, 8 bars for 25ct

Mascot, best off all dish washe

3 lb can Fancy Sweet Potatoes 1 lb Young Hyscn or Imperial

Home grown Potatoes, Fancy pe

8 in. Meat Plates 6, 8 and 10 inc

saucers, any of this assortment go on

e who get hteir pay from ths

t day.

any of our customers say it it

sugar $1.00.

f25cts.

at 13 for 25cts.

10cts.

;a and

bu 85

Veget

this da

Oil Stoves, just what you want foi sumnler from SOcts to $1.00.

A fine Inie of Band B Ovens made pf the

Special in the Dry Goods D

Fancy line of Boys Blouses, values are

day at 25cts.

Mens suspenders, Fancy, 20 stam

Store opened Tuesday night until

Orders taken Wednesday can be d

Double Stamps.

0 stamps for 60cts. ts. ble Dishes, gold band cups and ' at 10 cts. each.

best iron from $1.25 to $2.00.

partment

SOcts, we will sell them on this

fth each pair, 25cts per pair.

ock.

Mivei-ed on Thursday and secure you

HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All Purchase. Free Delivery. New Fhone 1079; Old Phone 13R. Story Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 111-413 Main Street.

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Only Three Days lore of This Big Bankrupt Sale

Only Three Days More of This Big Buying Event

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fl will be the last 3 days of this sale- Every articl

how desirable, thev must be sold. This is a ch

at a very low price. We bought this stock low

must go, none reserved, no matter

nee to buy Shoes, Clothing arid Mats

nd will sell it low.

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Hiester&Cos Bankrupt Stock of Shoes YOU CAN GET TWO PAIRS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. One lot Chldren's Slippers, worth from $1.00 to $1.25 in this Bankrupt Sale One lot Children's 2strap Sandles, size 11 to 2, worth $1.00 to $.25, at .. .. 89c Children's Shoes, size 2 to 5, worth 50c, in this sale...2Dc Misses' Shoes of all sizes at much less than regular price. 200 "'airs Ladies' Tan Oxford Ties in sizes 2 to 7, worth $' 50 to $2.50, all good toes and new lasts at 98c Ladies' Fine Dongola Polish Slippers, in regular size, worth - $1.25, at 68c Ladies' Fine Vici Kid Oxfords, worth $2.00, in this bankrupt sale at $1.48 Ladies' 2-strap Patent Leather Sandels, worth $1.50 at .. 98c Ladies' Blucher Dongola Kid Shoes, worth $1.50 at 98c Ladies' Dongola Kid Shoes, blucher or lace, worth $2.00 at 1 $1.39 Ladies' $2.50 Patent Leather Shoes, only a few sizes to sell at .. .. $1.48 Ladies' Fine Kid Shoes at $1.98 Ladies' Extra Quality Kid Shoes at $2.48 Boys' Satin Calf Shoe, worth $1.25, size 9 to 13 at... 89c Boys' Fine Vici Kid Shoes $1.25 Boys' Dongola Kid Shoes . -.$1.48 Men's Heavy Plow Shoes in buck or lace, worth $1.50 to $1.75 at $1.19 150 Pairs of Finch celebrated Work Shoes, sold everywhere at $1.75 to $2.00; in this Bankrupt Sale $1.48 100 Pairs of Men's Dress Shoes, worth $1.50 at .. ..98c Leather is much higher this year than last; that makes shoes much higher, but in this sale you buy shoes at much

less man we oia price.

Men's Hats 200 Men's Hats in this bankrupt stock that are worth $1.00 to $2.00, all good, late shapes in black, brown and. grey, this lot will all go at one price 69c Men's Black and Brown Hat, worth $2.00 to $2.50 at.. 98c Men's $3.00 and $3.50 Hats at $1.48 Men's Malaga Straw Hats, wrth 20c, at 10c Bargains in Men's and Boys' Dress Straw Hats.

U V D G. HIESTER & to., iv DEALER IN V I If CLOTHtM. SHOE:sv Wposiei 2. .lO tls-IlAft I

For 10 Days in the Millinery Dept.

The way we handle this line we can save you at least 50 to 75 per centv on any hat. Ladies' High Eiack and Sailor Shapein grey and all the new shades at.. L $1.48 Ladies' Trimmer Hat, worth $3.00 pX ..$1.98 Ladies' Trimme Hat, worth $3.50 at $2.48 Ladies' Trimmed Hat, worth $4.00 to $5.00, at.. $2.98 Ladies' $5.00 and $6.00 Trimmed Hats at $3.50 Child's Dress Hats at .. 75c to $1.48 Chiloren's Knee Pants Suits We have in this Bankrupt Stockabout 75 suits of the much known PERFECTION line this is of itself guarantee of

good fit. There are none better than the Perfection

Boys' Suits.

Boys' Knee Pants Suits in fine Worsted, size 10 to 16, worth $3.00 to $3.50, at $1.98 Boys' Fine Cassimere and Fancy Worsteds, worth $3.50 to $4.00 at $2.98 Boys' $5.00 Worsted Suits at $2.$8

READ THESE SPECIALS.

One lot of Boys' Knee Pants Suits, worth $2.00 to $2.50 at ..$1.3jJ One lot Knee Pant Suits m fancy Cassimeres, I worth $2.50 to $3.00 at.-l$li9 f

. ..$2.98

$3.98 Pants at

Hiester & Co.'s Bankrupt Stock Pants Pants at less than the Cloth Costs. There is in this lot 140 pairs of Dutchess Pants (you all know what this means to buy Dutchess Pants at 50c on the dollar. Buy Pants now for the Next Year to Come. Men's $1.00 Cotton Worsted Pants, all sizes at .48 Men's $1.50 Cassimere Pants in grey or brown mixed, all sizes 89c Men's $2.00 Cassimere Pants in grey stripes and good style - -$1.19 Dutchess Fine Worsted Pants, worth $3.50 at .$1.98

Dutchess Fine Worsted Pants, worth $4.00 at $2.48

Dutchess Fine Worsted Pants, worth $5.00, at Dutchess Fine Worsted Pants, worth $6.00, at This surely is a snap the Dutchess never-rip

these prices. Boys' Knee Pants, good styles at 19c Boys' Knee Pants, worth 75c, -at 48c Hen's Clothing Department In this Heister Bankrupt Stock we scooped in somewhere near 200 Men's, and Boy's Suits and for the next 10 days they will be yours, absolutely yours at much less than regular price. In this lot will be found suits of all kinds Cheviots, Worsteds, Cassimeres, Hair Lines, Checks and stripes, anything that is known to the Clothing market. Table No. 1 will have Cassimere and Worsted Suits, worth from $6.00 to $7.00 and $8.00, all go at . . . . . . . .54.98 Table No. 2 willhave a fine line of $10.00 and $12.00 Men's Suits in Cassimere, at $6.98 Table No. 3 will have all of Heister's $13.50 to $20.00 Suits, in fine Cassimeres and Fancy Worsted at ..$9.98 Many good Things in Boys' Long Pants Suits, worth twice as much as we ask for them. Bring your boys and get your share of this Bankrupt Stock. Furnishing Goods Department Men's Black and White Stripe Work Shirts, worth 50c at 39c 10 Doz. Men's Blue Overalls, all sizes, worth 50c, in this Bankrupt Sale at .. .. .... ..39c (Bibs only) Men's 75c Dress Shirt at ..48c Men's $1.00 Dress Shirt at 58c Men's 25c Suspenders at .... .. . .. .. .. ..19c Men's Plain Blue Underwear, shirt or drawers, at ...25c Men's Full Size Gause Underwear, worth 35c, all sizes at .. .. .. .. .. ..25c

Come Today, Come Tomorrow, and Don't Fail to be at The Eoosier on Saturday.

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