Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 313, 8 December 1906 — Page 8

The Richmond Palladium. Saturday, December 8, 1906.

Page Eight. JOIIfS COMPANY HAS BEST RECORD F.& M. COMPANY TO MOVE NOTABLE IfOGS BUYS WEST SIDE SITE Oil STAPLE GROCERIES ! Distinct savijfcs on first quality m Present Capacity of Lawn Mower Firm is not Large Enough to Accomodate its Rapidly Growing Business Build in Spring. goods. Thirty-Nine Men Employed POTATOES! POTATOES! I Fine Michigan keeping stock. There Have Given S325 to the Y. M. C. A. Fund.

Per single fushel 60 cents 5 bushel lofs bu New Mich$an Navy Beans 7 lbs J. 25c Lenox SoJp 8 bars.. 25c 3 lb can J Black Berries 3 cans

?ELL-FILLED stockings and toys of all

sorts suggest Christmas for the children

and certain it is that the annual event is primarily the Children's Day, but the older folks share in joys, of the occasion and therefore in its cares. Gifts for Father and Mother, Brother and Sister, are as essential as those for the juvenile members of the household, and it is of the men

folks weyseaITtDday :

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The Gentlemen's Furnishings Department of the George H.

Knollenberg Co.'s store displays frfar the most complete

rn Indiana.

and varied Christmas stock in Richmond

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Full dress shirts for special occasions. Stiff Bosom and Neg lige shirts for business or ordinary usage. Negliges with attachable and detachable cuffs. Quali ities par excellence. Attractive prices.

RHsHt Shirts

A line especially attractive. Night shirts in Flannellets ard Muslin Pajamas in Flannelette and Ma dras. Appropriate Christmas Gifts. Prices designed for Holit day Shoppers.

BatH Robes

A Varied assortment to select from. ..The finest and mst attractive materials. Christmas gifts that are useful.

There is no limit to the quality of foot-gear in the gentleman's ward robe. Socks are gifts appreciated by every .man. He always needs them; he always wants them. In pairs or by the half-dozen pairs they make desirable gifts... In every hue, at various prices.

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Underwear for winter in Cotton Merino and Wool. Separate gar ments or in Union Suits to con form with your fancy and whims Highest quality in material; prices to suit the patron.

Collars Sl Cuffs Standard sizes, standard makes

and the latest styles, all at uni

formly low prices. Collars and

iuffs in small or in dozen I

rnVke appropriate gifts to Any

man?

BJeclcwar

The KnollenbeTL Stor? prides

self on its elaboWte display vf

Neckwear. The mok beautil

line ever shown in Richmond at"

Christmas or any othei-ason.

Bows, String Ties, Puffs, Foi

hands, and Ascots in up-to-dat

fabrics and in fancy or plain de

signs. Prices range from 25 centi to $1.00. Mufflers Mufflers are a fixed standard in the Christmas gift line. We are showing an especially attractive line. Way Mufflers, 25 to 75 cents; Cashmere Mufflers, 25 to 5C cents; Oxford Mufflers. SO cents to 1.50; Reefer, Mufflers, in white; black, and navy blue, beautiful gifts, at from 50 cenjs to $2.00. Protectors Full dress Protectors, beautifully made, highest quality, attractive and useful. Prices from $1.00 to $2.00.

Suspenders

A very large assortment. Fancies and Plains. Ideal Xmas. o!fts for men. Elegentaly put up for the Holiday season, and prices to suit the discriminating tastes of the purchaser, 50 cents to 52.00.

oves

hen it comes to Glcves, the

eorge H. Knollenb-rj Company

isplays the largest Mne in East i . .. ,

rnl Indiana, uress gioves ana

loves for service, for men and

boys. Kid gloves of all standard

makes, including full Imes of Dents

"ammznd Perrian makes. These are of exceptional values, but prices are the lowest. Servicabls gloves for men and boys, Cashmere, Wool, Mocho; fur-lined Reindeer Gloves; Fur Gauntlets for men and boys Prices attractive at this holiday season. OtHer Goods Pocket Books, Bill Books and a complete assortment in this line of men's accessories. Jewelry for men's and boy's wear in great pro fusion. Cuff Button, Stick Pins; Etc., all of high values and at modest prices. Everything suitable for Christmas gifts.

WHAT OTHERS HAVE GIVEN

NEARLY ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS HAVE BEEN RAISED AMONG SHOP MEN OF CITY TOTAL OVER $16,000.

The Geo. IHL H&mollenlberg (Co

" EVERYTHING FOR CHRISTMAS

ISSUE WEEKLY PAMPHLET

AN INNOVATION BY C, C. & L.

Mew Road Puts Out Neat Booklet for Benefit of its Passengers, Showi'ng What's In Cincinnati and How to Find it.

The C, C. & I, railroad is issuing rnie of the most novel but at the same time, handy pamphlets ever ufed by tiny railroad company. The book gives a complera desciip tion of the events in Cincinnati dur ins each week, as well as telling the unknowing traveler where to stop, giv Jns all the names of the best hotelt la the "Queen City." Traction time tables of the electric lin.s running nut of Cincinnati are also given, while the foremost places of interest, about the city are named. The book i is Kued ait the beginning of oac'i veek did sent to points within close distance of Cincinnati alon the C, C. Ac L,. Taken all in all. th3 book is just the thing the traveling public has been waiting for, and is a iin-at source of information to boih those persons who have bon to vflncin-

natl smd to those who have nevei

been so lucky.

THE CITY JU BRIEF

Chickens to sHw5, rl

the Bee Hive.

last and fry

Telephone the TUqhmond

Laundry to get your laundry,

Steam

bring in your pictures and havjfthem framed before the holidays. Vlirown

Viz Darnell, 1022 Main strkej

Tuesand 5at.tr.

Price's serve hot chocolate fnd bief

tea as well as ice cream sods

J. M. Qninn of Greenfield w

the city yesterday.

as m

You will enjoy a b&x oftPrie's fine

chocolates. 1 J?

Business men's luncheon served In the Cafe of the Wfifesolt Hotel every day from 11:30 to SiOCfVclock. Price 35 cents. 12-tf

Jlrs. T. L. Scott and daushter are

Price's are still keeping tip seyen flavors of their elegant ice creamsland

ices.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Pohlme

have returned from Chicago.

ft or

Japanese persimmons, ewe

anges and Malaga grapes at '-Pr ice's.

J Dr. E. II. Mendenhall, 114 Soii0i 9th St. Day Phone 435, Night .fhtfne

1236. lO-tf-Dd

There is a certain correct

about the suits and overcoat

by Emmons Tailoring C?.

and $18.00.

Select oysters in cans, ters in bulk, Baltimore St

New York Counts cam

Price's.

VJ ILL

afd

bet oys-

irds and

had at

guest of

Lewis

Bee Hive Coffee, the

in the city, at the Bee H

FOR XMAS BUY a tenia! Souvenir. For Art Studio. Main.

V. II. Ross Drus C

Nicholson Book SJt,

Klwood Morris Bp

C. T. Moorman li'fik Store.

Bartel's Book Stofe.

AVescott Hotel Cis;ar Stand

m .

ftk

3 JB

best 25feCoffe ira

IfrT 34 Miss

jr S-3t. a visit

' Mrs. Howard Dill is the

her parents Judge and Mrs

Walker of Indianapolis.

Isaac Harold has returned irom

dianapolis.

at $15 and $18 is for them.

Robinson & Co., 73 men $173.00 E. G. Hill & Co., 18 men 132.CO Interurban Lines, 7 men 42.00 Jones Hardware Co., 39 men.. 325.00 Rich. City Mill Works. 14 men. 37.00 Elliott & Reid, 17 men.' 82.50 F. A. N. Lawn Mow.. 42 men.. 74.50

Wescott Carriage Co., 10 men. 44.00 Hnosier Drill. 15 men 38.75

Chandelier &. Art Brass, 7 men 31.25 Total $980.00 The above shows the amount of money that ha3 thus far been secured from the shop men-of the city for the Y. M. C. A.. In that only a small part of the men of the shops have been seen. Secretary Brown feels that the amount is quite large and puts a hopeful aspect on the matter of securing more funds from them. But few men working in the shops have . flatly refused to give although some have asked that they be allowed to put off their giving until after the holidays. Although the solicitors do not think this a valid reason they accept it and will see the men after Christmas. . Secretary Brown fears that the collections may slightly lag on account of the holidays but if they should they will be resumed afterwards with a vengeance. There is no inclination, to "lay down" on the part of the Secretary, however, and if a display of energy means anything the fund will go forward with leaps and bounds from now on. At present the Jones Hardware Company has the best record in the point of giving. The average each man gave there is quite high. The total fund up to last night "was $1C,1S0.50. CHANGE AT THE EMPIRE

The F. & N. Lawn Mower Company recently purchased ground iu AVest Richmond and it is reported that possibly next spring or at least at some

time in the near future, the concert

will erect a plant there. The co i

l.anv s business which has been crw

ing with great rapidity now taxeyiho vesent plant lieyond capacity a and augb day and night force are wording during the height of thf bu?y season, it is difficult to keen n with

orders..

15c Supper.

The Pythian Sisters ul serve a 15c supiK-r at K. oV V.I Temple on Saturday, December ti rom ":"rt to

7 V. M. . J 72t

I.. ... -.. 35c Baker's tienuine Chocolate per f

lb J 35o

Blue Rifbon Mince Meat per f

pacJcafee 07c

HomthJ Grits (2 lb pkgs) per

pecKige

Richrijnd Cream or

...10c

Butter

. 15c

Cra-dkers. 2 lbs

Large Sour Pickles (Fine) per

dozen oc Van Camp's Hominy (3 lb cans)

Tor -" j Flour (Carpenter or Pride,) 25 j lbs., 50c; 50 lbs 95c J. PL EGGEHEYER 4th and Plain Sts. !

Albert Chencweth Has Purchased the Interest of Ed. Cavanaugh in Cigar Store.

Albert Chenoweth has purchased Ed Cavanaugh 's interest in the Empire cigar store on Main street and will be associated with O. 13. Emmons in the business hereafter. The high standard which the firm has maintained since it begun will be continued. Mr. Chenoweth has lately been at South Bend where he managed a large department store. He will close up his affairs at South Bend at once and will take charge of his interests here next week. Mr. Cavanaugh w-ill probably spend the winter in the South. -

Inspection December 13. The Superintendent and other officials of tho Richmond division of the Pennsylvania lines will make their inspection December 13th. A special car will be pressed into service for the accommodation of the Richmond men. J

w Rent!

CnlrJ nn

jtT OUIU UN

tasy raymenis

The Starr Piatio Co. 931-92p Main Street.

n We Sell the Besl Pocahontas

Hackman

. Ulehfoth Co.

ooooono n Dp

big advertisement

O. D. Strauss of Chicago

the city yesterday.

was in

Miss Ethel Zimmerman who has been, the guest of Miss Ella Dickey hasreturned to her home in Muncie. J

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baylord of S A. A. t - l . i

ENFORCE RULING

CITY AND COUNTY

adf Judge Fox Orders That Defendant in

Williams Divorce Suit be Brought to Court.

"umond Cen

t Dalbey

Dr. F. P. Buche has remo

South 7 street.

1 here win be an eiecafion of one

trustee by Osreola trf? of Red Men.

No. 15 Thursday evening, Dec. 13. 4'

Sto-e.

Artificial cas. the 20th Ct

Ms. j. E. Bombarger of Indian

lis is visiting her sister Mrs Ross of South 13th street.

Chles j

tunr fuel.

10 tf.

Molasses cream taffy, , chocolate

creaM taffy, and walnut taffyi these are fine eating. Price's own make. .

Juet received a lot 6fnew style ITorentine oak and git mouldings.

d Mrs. Thurston have return

from Indianapolis.

Jessie Jay has returner

in Indianapolis.

jst opened a Barrel of jfhe Finest

Mackerel that ever came'Jfco town. Get one for your Sunday mdrning break fast at the Bee Hive.

Lnrom j

Judge Fox showed unmistakably yesterday that he intends to enforce his recently announced divorce hearing rule, that the defendants in such cases, if they reside in the county and have had service mada upon them.

must appear in court. Yesterdav

morpfng when the case of Mrs. Ixmisar Williams against Nathaniel "tt'il-

fams for divorce was called, the de

fendant was not in court. Judge Fox declined to listen to testimony

ana continued the case until todav,

instructing the sheriff to subpec

the defendant to be in attendant

Miss Eeona Martin of St. Louis is visiting friends and relatives ia the

city.

Wilfred Jessup has returned from W m t ... ji

inaianapoiis.

Emmons Tailorinf Cos doing a

large business this feajbn. The fine uits and overcoatey are making

Is here given to

patrons that I,

severed all conn

given at the K.

evenings. .

BEFORE YOU

See our line.

tician. N. W. Odr.

Streets.

Notice.

all rjyyrends and

the undfJfci-jned, have

action fth iho dances

IT BltODKS.

BUY WAS. GOOOS

awaT Jewelar & Op-

Main and 6 th

Deaths and Funerals. - DEYARMOX The funeral of Thomas DeYarmon will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the home, 220 North Twelfth street. The Rev. W. M. Nelson of Grace Methodist church will officiate. Friends may call at any time. KUHLENBECK Mrs. Catherine Kuhlenbeck, 76 years of age, residing at No. 30 South West 2nd street, died yesterday after a long illn,-ss. Besides the husband, George Kuhlenbeck, two sons and a daughter survive. The

funeral will take place at 9 o'clock

Monday morning at St. Andrew's Catholic church. Disease. MEASLES Irene Wiggins, aged 6, SIS North II street. Inez B. Kuck, age 11, 11C1 Sheridan street. - . Herbert Dormon, age 5, S10 North D street. Claud Silton, age 11, 204 North 12th street. F. C. Petebone, age 7, 400 North 16th street. Martha Ferguson, age 3, 1324 Main Street. Merley Celgerman, age 8. 112 North 5th street. Mathey Mercurio, age S, 835 North 12th street. - .

Abraham Strattan, age 13, 20o

th 15th street. ,

Edward Coy,. age 33, 324 North 4th

street. .

Earl Thomas,' age 1, 16th street.

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Have you decided upon your Christmas gifti

iirr. t-n,, .-mo tn n. definite conclusion r

,'ardlng them. w

n select ior your

the long evenings

fit which will bring

id Concert singers.

artists; In fact, all Into your home. Is

hec- tn inform you that there is nothing you

dear ones which will prove so satisfying duri

this winter as a talking machine.

You will admit, we hope, that an instrum

Sousas band, the voices of our great Uiera

the funny sayings of Minstrels and auaevi

the mirth melody, and oratory or tne mea .-ireful ronslderation to say the leal

- - m . ... . . .

Ah! you marvel! And well you mfc IUt this statement is fWithstandinr. and we will dbem fit a very great pleas-

i .1 tn.. ita tnithfiilncoa tn loll & entire satisfaction if

U I . I " ' - - - - in i.:nrii.. ntrr tic tlifli nnnnrtunit

you Will iwmn.i a-""' ' ' IL . : , . , . . nlacelc entertainment, Dewer

than Club or Theatre, and at a small fraction of the expense of either, vou will buy a talking machine. Turkey. It is the only solution to the home enjoyment problem. . lar.t stock ani have the only exclusive talking

machine store in Wayne county. Alk us about oar Easy payment

plan

Richmond Talking Machine Co., nth and mn

Llw sD 'Ysirdl-

Dealer in all kinds

BULLERDICK,

trd and Soft Coal. Orders

y filled.

Office: Bullerdicltfs Cannery. PHONE 1235. -t I S. Fifth Stroot.

North

...JEWELRY SPECIALLY REPAIRED...

BY JOHN F. WELLEDKAMP, JEWELER.

Cof real I M

brffn II

At I-

sf and heat, j

New Suits Filed

Anna June Moore vs.

Moore and others. Parti do

estate.

Harry Anderson vs. Awaadi Shant

Inquest and guardiip. . .

Mrs. Austin's Pfaft cakes will

you to regain that lost appetlt

grocers.

Vie artificiaJ gas tor

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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY CAREFULLY REPAIRED. 519 Main St., atSPoiith's f.lusic Store.

Richnforid. Intl.

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PECIAL HOLIDAY MUSIC.

earls- in the ninoo. i tb time to enrage l!at p-ral mutlo. wmcb yop Take a jeature at your Party, Dinaer, Itecegtloa or BalL Call Pbon

vv. . A. 4 a.

-itt yy nop. jemnq wnccn yiunci.

.Lawrence VV IU. lCUKCt. Mgr. Ricnmona cut eana.

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