Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 318, 13 December 1906 — Page 8

Page Eight. the Richmond Palladium, Thursday, December 13, 1906. JFEEL CERTAIN OF THE CITY 111 KNOLLENBERG'S STORE GETTING SYSTEM Telephone the Rich Steam tf Laundry to get your laucu ooo Ten more shopping days and then Christmas will be here. Has the nearness orShe day dawned upon you? If ou have been pzzlyl as to the selections of gifts, spend a half hourVn this store and the suggestions before yoifr eyes greatly Jessen the difficulties of your Chrisinlas shoprJng. M. J. Luther of Indianapolis was in the city yesterday on business. Members of West Side Improvement Association Meet Board of Works. Patrons of the New Method I. dry, please call Phone 147. rank Osborn. C. 13. Clarke of Indianapolis, wj WILL WORK HAND IN HAND the city yesterday. Business men's luncheon the Cafe of the Wescott H WEST SIDERS WILL HELP TO AROUSE FEELING FAVORABLE TO THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT. day frcm 11:30 to 2:00 o 35 cents. HIGHEST GRADE CHRI WARES AT C. V. Homer, of Springth in the city, visiting frie days. ...ATTRACTIVE PRI

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Just peep into the White, Green and Yellow windoV. Its decorations of Ylow Chrysanthemums, and

Resplendent Holly are attractive but its Xmas offerinVs are more so. Cut GuSjsjeces of finest grade. German, Japanese and French China ware. Smoking its. Brass and Glass Candelabra. Sterling Silver Clothes Brushes. Toilet Sets. Manicure Sets. Handlrchief Boxes. Glove Boxes. Jewel Boxes. Mirrors. Collar and Cuff Boxes. And scores of other ChrisVnas Noveltites. Look them over. They

will help you to decide.

THE GEO. H. KNOLLENBERG CO. DON'T FORGET SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE ON ALL FURNITURE, CARPETS AND RUGS. r

3 A spegal day

Fancy, nice

Fruit, guars

Oranges

Isized Florida

Lteed sweet

AT 19c I DOZEN

WHEAT FLAKE CELERY FOOD 10c Package.

J. N. EGGEMEYER 4th and Main Sts.

REMEMBER IT IS ONLY TWELVE MORE DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.

Wc want to furnish

CpdVfor you and all your frnlts. If you Will nivp iMan nnnpr-

tunity we vyill Throve to

you that nowherVelse

can you get such

isfaction in Candy, and so low a price, for our prices are just as low as low can be, notwithstanding the high quality of our Candy. ..GREEK..

CANDY STORE

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I The West Side Improvement AssoI ! ciation has excellent reason now for

believing that the proposed sewerage system (of TTiat part of West Richmond lying south of West Main street

' from the river to the west corporation line, will be realized next spring.

The Hoard of Works, which the very first suggestion of the improvement, has displayed an inclination to assist the west siders in bringing about the construction of a sewerage system, ordered plans and specifications to be prepared by the city engineer several weeks ago. I,ast evening a committee from the West Side Improvement Association, which was composed of Messrs. Gib'os, Sackett, Heironimus. Cotton Grosvenor Peacock and Matthews met with the Hoard of Works to discuss the proposed sewerage system and the result was most gratifying to both' sides. The West Siders realized fully that the Hoard was in sympathy with the needs of that section of the city and the Hoard of Works

were impressed with the desire of the i West Side Improvement Association t to lend its good influence toward the i removal of any opposition on the part j

of any residents of the preliminary procedures. The Hoard explained that in order to carry out the plans proposed it would be rcessary to have several alleys opened and it also would be necessary, probably, to use some private ground. The West Side committee will aid the Hoard by preparing and circulating the petitions for the opening of the alleys in question and also secure the needed permission for the use of private land. Hy this method, if successful, the city will be saved the necessity of bringing condemnation proceeiings and the work will be greatly faciliat-ed.

Special sale of milli Friday and Saurday.

ney, yi? Main Street.

ti y 'h

I - 13-21

urs day.

and Tin-

. M. W. Hopkins pa-Jed through this

city yesteruay on n way 10 Spring

field. Ohio.

Ask Pennsylvania Lines Agents

About reduced ralo Interchangeable!

lineage i f Exchange OrdersNr.nl loer fares. At Richmond consult CW. Elmer,

eod to 15th. Ticket Agent

F. H. Coffin of Ceiferville, was in the city yesterday tfmsaeting busi

ness.

Special sale of mijinery Thursday. Friday and SaturThrJ Toms and Tinney, 91S Main StreeP lll-l't

M. E. Snyder of Bluft'ton. Ind., in the city yesterday, calling friends.

was on

Erman Smith is in the city visiting his parents and friendi. He is at the present time emploed by the Ad

ams County Euniber ed at Decatur, where h crative. position.

Tickets for the Fr4

dramatic recital at the tre Monday evening.

at the Wescott Ph

Drug Store. Morns IJtl Dickinson PhannaV I ets uOc. No extra cttkrl ed seats. X

mpany, locat-

has a very lu-

lerick Warde

Gennett Thea-

iDecember 17,

rmacy, Ross

k Store and

rice of ticke for reserv-12-2t

TO OPEN SOCIAL SEASON

Uniform Rank Company Knights o( Pythias Plan Pleasant Entertainment Monday.

; A NEW PICTURE OF UPTON SINCLAIR. The youthful author of "The Jungle." Upton Sinclair, who recently xtartd l co-operative colony at. Helicon Hall, near Englewood. X. J.. has reeeired a preat deal of, public notice of late. His first notoriety was gained a few years igo when he published a book purporting to be the actual iliary of one Arthur Sterling, a poet who had failed to ma'Ke his genius known to the world and inally. according to the "editor's" statement, jumped into the river. This book was fiction. "Th Jungle," in which tiie horrors of Chicago meat packing louses are exposed, gave Mr. Sinclair a real reputation. 1

DEMAND BETTER CANDIES

IS RESULT OF AGITATION

Cry of Pure Food is Carried into Christmas Candies, so the Local Manufacturers .Say Are .Working Overtime.

The Richmond wholesale candy houses are exceptionally busy at the present time, being required to work overtime in order to fill the heavy orders.

When asked asto the popular kinds candy that were devoured by the

youngsters of Richmond and other

t(vns to which they, make shipments,

candy wholesaler said yesterday:

Well, of course we are doins: creat

j business in the old time mixed canj flies, but probably owing to the recent j pure food scare the majority of the j natrons are asking for a finer kind of ; candies than are generally sold for (Christmas use. Shipments in -mix-j ed" or what is some times called farjmers' alliance" are heavy, but the j shipments in the finer grades are heavier than with the cheap brands this year, something which is very unusual. The penny goods and other varieties are selling well.

WORK MOVING RAPIDLY

The Richmond Company Uniform Rank. Knights of Pythias, will hold a novel house warming next Monday night at the Pythian Temple. The affair will open the company's social

i season for the coming winter.

All persons attending will be requested to bring small baskets filled with light lunch. The company members will furnish coffee and other requisits of a delightful lunch. Games of every kind will be indulged In, in order to make the eveuing's entertainment a most enjoyable one. In closing the evening's events, Thomas J. Golding will give an exhibition in "black art."

AIDED BY- GOOD WEATHER

Hoosier Plant in Course of Construction to be Model Factory Buildings May be Completed by April. '

"The work on the new buildings is moving rapidly, and when completed Richmond will have one of the most complete and up-to-date factory buildings in the state." Such was the remark of W. S. J. Zwick, the superintendent of construction for the new buildings being erected by the Hoosier Drill company on North E street. Roth the contractors. Eouck and Hill, of this city, and th superintendent are in hopes that the several buildings now in course of construction can be completed by April. The scarcity of common labor held back the work to a considerable extent at the start but the present time all the day laborers v?edl are working, although more brick masons could be used. The plans and specifications lor the addition to the factory call for six separate buildings. The woodworkers building will front North E street and will be three stories high containing 11,600 feet of floor space. The remainder of fhe buildings will be one

SPECIAL

I CANDY BARGAINS

TI1IS WEEK

itasiy uros.. who have gained a? story, in heighth with the exception name for themselves for their "spe-j of the. storage room which will be cials' in the candy line, in the way of three stories high and contain 10.000

iJ,u r, ul"' auu norenouua hock, feet of floor space. The foundrv

arc doing an exceptionally heavy business in both the staple and fancy lines.

The Richmond Candy Manufacturing j

Citizens' Candidate Elected. I Publishers Preps. Kansas City. Kan.. Dec. 12. Dr. George M. Gray, citizens candidate, -was elected mayor of Kansas City. Kan., hy a plurality of 320 votes over M. J. Phelan (Dem.) and John P. Sims (Rep.) at a special election held to fill the vacancy caused by ouster proceedings of the Kansas supreme court which removed W. W. Rose from the office of mayor. The result is a victor for the law enforcement or antiliquor element of the city.

Last of Grant's- Staff. Publishers' Press.J Huntington, Ind., Dec. 12. Colonel John Pride, who is said to be the last surviving member of General Grant's personal staff, and volunteer aide and chief engineer for General Grant In the Fort Donaldson, Shiloh and Vicksburg campaigns, died here of old age. It Is stated that Colonel Pride was the engineer on the first Mississippi river bridge. He resided in this city the past 20 years.

Blaze at Baltimore. I Publishers' Press. Baltimore. Md., Dec. 12. Fire of unknown origin destroyed th four-story building, occupied by Hubbs & Corning, manufacturers of paper and twine; Monarch Manufacturing company, women's neckwear; J. Kahn & Co., shirtwaists; Crescent Manufacturing company, neckwear. The aggregated losses estimated at $3,000.

Students Expelled. I Publishersy Preps. Chicago. Dec. 2.4-X. Morgan Park Itcademy 24 boys ere expelled and Mill be sent homy because they will not deliver over t the officials of the school three culilts who raided the

room of one of me h?at masters.

Mrs. Austin' Quickitaislng Huck

wheat makes lender, icrispy brown cakes. YouVrocer cln tell you all

about it.

Children's Rubbe raond Shoe Co.

xts

Artificial gas. the 20th

it R'.o'i 12 : t ury fuel.

Many ills come from Impure blood. Can't have pure blood with faulty digestion, lazy liver and sluggish bowels. Rurdock Hlood Hitters strengthens stomach, bowels and liver, and purifies the blood.

Our Irish Linen Handkerchiefs are Beauties

Black, Slate, Mocha, Tan, White, Golf, Gauntlet, Wool Lined, Fur Lined. i

I0BIBE1 it CO

OOO

u3w g)0 YaiFd O. D.pULLERDICK,

Dealer in all kirhb Ipi Hard and Soft Coal. Orders

'promptly filled. '

Office: Bullerdick's Cannery. PHONE 1235. S. Fifth Street.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

Fenway's Cwcolates. Boston

make. yorth35 and 50c, spec

ial SaturS.

Fenway's Cockraijkfor 29c at

;

which will be in the rear of the wood

1 wqrker's room will cover 30:000

sndu fpt while Ihp "rafflor ' r--.m

Company, has been required to take ' wll contain ;.T50 square feet. The I id all theirtravelmg salesmen in order sri4ling and sorting room will be one j

1 , , Y SIUlimems oul on storl in heighth and con

snuale feet of floor makm

... all t buildings to be erected of 6S,- ODnoa- a Swedish girl, were married NeWSDaDer Blirnpd Olit. ft of Roor snace. j m this city. They formerly were em-

IPubU5h-s- r-.i ! At te presein time the massonry I T10- in tilf borne of Josiah C. Thaw, j Peoria. III.. Dec. 12. Fire, which ! on all he buildings with the excep- i .half bro,her of Harry K. Thaw, j

m' mr J t U - . - j ,. t

Jap and Swede Marry. Pittsburc. Pa., Dec. 12. KnrM

itain lfiSal TV"a:Ia' a Japanese medical student at ig a total for! the University of Michigan, and Stella

larted in the nresa room nf th 'tion of the woodworking room has vaaa oorn int Tokyo and is said i

Peoria Evening Star buildinc. dam- ' started. he basVraent of the latter ! beIon an artetocratic family In

aged the building and contents to the ' building VinS stV uncompleted. : JPan- He served Ihrough the Japan-

ese-nussian war. He will return at

MOamS UrUg OXOrC amount of .0.00O, covered by SS5.000 !

A t insurance. The paper will b unable ' Ses our

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601 Main St. A(nt for Fenway's Chriaima Candles

o eontia;je in its present location for ;mond Choe

ipper i5plav at Rich onr r the uniTersife- to complete his Co. li'-?t; stU(lies. taking his ide with him.

Z some time and the tender of the

' offices ani equipment of a rival paper Use artificial gas

ight aad.heat j See our SHppt

The first uush of the Holiday Trade is Demonstrating-

again the strength and position of this great store.

nient store, the freshest nd best classified stock in thf

can be organized; giving wiem the greatest values that

are giving Christmas shoppers the most convecity, giving them the best delivery service that

est mercantile industry can provide.

$10.73 Gold Filled Engraved, plain Polished or Engine Turned Hunting Case Guaranteed 20 years. Finely Jeweled Elgin or Waltham Movement.

$0.1) Gold Filled Case Plain

Polished or Engine Turned Guaranteed 2') Years Finely Jeweled Elgin or Waltham Movement.

$13.00 UK Gold Filled Richly Engraved Hunting Case Guaranteed -t Years Finely Jeweled Elgin or Waltham Movement.

Buying Direct From the Manufacturer, We Save You the Middleman's Profit.

Large New Illustrated Catalogue free. Send us your name and address on a postal card and we will mail at .nce our new catalogue; better still, CALL.

STORE OPEN EVENINGS

UNTIL OH

Mail Orders Promptly Filled Anything pictured here forwarded immediately, postage prepaid, on receipt of the price and delivery guaranteed.

Every article sold is fully guaranteed, and we'll cheerfully refund. money If any article purchased doea not prove just as represented. ..jnsFmEKrs CO., 72 klajhnT sir..

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j"j"frv- 4 . j J w acepted,20 tf linond Choe Co.