Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 321, 18 December 1906 — Page 8
Page Eight.
The Richmond Palladium. Tuesday, December 18, 1906. D0 KKIOLIL OFFERINGS IN FURS Tur pieces that will serve as lasting remembrances for holiday giving. Characteristic qualities. Beautiful Styles. Attractive prices. Neck pieces and muff, comprising set, in various grades. Separate neck pieces and muffs. AH of these are especially appropriate for Christmas giving. COATS AND SUITS FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS The displays in this department as usual ae up to t Ntill the bargains are before our patrons in this deoartnign sxanqara ot Tormer years, women s jcreaayto-wer i i ! i war ment.p The bona fide reduction of every piece of furniture, garments in superior quality and in every stre. A vcrietyjfof everyicarpet and every rug, ranges from 10 to 20 percent. Sucjra cut on high grade goods puts them in an especially materials and weaves and in the prevailing colorsY end snaaes. a laiior-maae sun or a xaiior-msje coat acse 'active light. The stock is large, is thoroughly up-to-ful gift for any woman. Nothing could please her more. late and quality of every offering is the highest. IRES OF OTHEK OFFSROWGS'
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Every department in the Knollenberg Store has its attractiveness for the Holiday shopper. The time crows shorf. These arc golden moments and must be used accordingly. Visit the Knollenberg Store and let the disylay suggest your purchases.
GANG OF YOUNG THIEVES
OPERATING IN RICHMOND
Latest of the Thefts Is That at the Hornaday Hardware Store Where Between Fifteen and Twenty Dollars Was Secured..
Chief Bailey Is convinced that a ?an? of juvenile burglars Is operating In Richmond and he attributes sevrral infactions of the law, of recent date, to them. The latest of these Is the theft of between $1.1 and $20 from the Hornaday hardware store, Main street, early Monday morning. Chief Bailey believes he has information that will result in the arrest it this gang and break np the practice of petty thefts. At Hornaday's entrance was gained by breaking a window and undoing the fastening. The intruders either knew, the combination of the safe or the proprietor neglected to make use of it.
PHOF. CHASE PAYS VISIT TO COUNCIL
Set the River Bottom Park Project Before City Fathers In Effective Way.
WAS FAVORABLY RECEIVED
IN ADDITION TO HAVING A PARK ALONG THE RIVER, IT IS PLANNED TO HAVE ANOTHER PUB LIC PLAYGROUND.
Notice to Merchants. I Wo will insure you against loss by burglars. Call or phone us and wo will glvo you rates. Doiigan & Co. Phones 139. tu-th-sat
WEEK OF BAD WEATHER
Now that Water Works Station Con firms It, Merchants May Be Sure of Right to Kick.
. Walter Vossler, who makes weather observations in . connection with his
worn at me water worKs pump nouse. furnishes the Palladium the following information in reference to the weather of the past week: High. Low Sunday , 1.47 CO Monday . . .. . . CS Tuesday 3S f,2 Wednesday 54 2S Thursday 49 43 Friday 5S 49 Saturday .... 58 33 Cloudy days predominated, as five nf the seven were credited with this fctyle of weather. One day was hazy snd one was partly clear, so that Old Sol was pretty well eliminated from consideration as far as glimpses of him were concerned. There were five days km which rain
fell, but on one of these it could not
be said to have been more than a mere trace. I Mrs. Austin says uckwheat
oakes will please you, if; roil love tho
good old fashioned flavor."
BEFORE YOU BUY XMAS. VSOODS
See our line. LawalN4eweIar& Optician, N. W. Cor. MaTnarll 6th Streets. k . 'if K. OF . ELECTION NOTICE. The semiimnnal election of officer? for Coeur do LionLodge, No. S, occurs Tuesday evening, Tecember ISth. The membership will pleas jiote the change. h vsv IMt C. L. WETTIG, K of, R and
Artificial gas, the 20th. Century fuel. 10-tf
Christmas
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Decoration
We are Headquarters For Xmas Trees & Candies. Fancy-Beaded Holly. Mistletoes Cedar Coiling". Holly Wreaths. Pine Wreaths. Needle Pines.
J. H. EGGEIIEYER 4th and Main Sts.
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Prof. C. K. Chase of Earlham, an enthusiastic member of the West Side Improvement Association, and a member of the civic beauty committee, of that body, at the invitation of the members of council, last night
spoke briefly and convincingly of the advantages that would accrue from tho transforming the river bottom and land adjacent, between Main street and Doran bridge, into a public park. Prof. Chase said that the matter was not alone of interest to the members of the West Side Improvement Association, but was of interest to all the residents of Richmond who wished to see the unsightly river bottom beautified, lie said so far as the members of the r West Side Improvement Association had planned it; the land to be beautified, would embrace all on the west side of the Tiver bank, from the viaduct slightly north of the Doran bridge to the old entrance to the National road bridge, a few yards south of the present bridge on Main street. A Public Playground. Prof. ChaSe also pointed out th3
fact that the West Side, although having more children, probably than any other section of the city, had no publicplaygrounds, and it was also the idea of the committee to secure the triangular plot of ground immediately south of the Doran bridge, containing about four acres, and turn it into a public playground in conjunction with the proposed park. He said the cost would not be more than $2,900 if all -the land could be bought at the regular assessment rates. The actual cost of purchasing
the land along the . river bottoms would not cost more than $1,500.00. The remainder of the $2,900.00 would go to the purchase of the playground and would fall to the City Board of Education. The members of the council were impressed .with Prof. Chase's appeal and it was moved that the matter be turned over to the Board of Public Works, it being their duty to confer with the School Board in regards to all the details of the scheme.
THE CUT II BRIEF
i Nich&lsojK's
toys.
Frank Long will spffld Christmas at
Snow Hill.
Xmas stationer
Morris & Co.'s.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry jEnglebert will spend the' holidays at Jqua, Ohio.
Mrs. H. H. James left for Hamilton today to visit 1tir three sons.
Greek. Candy
most delicious of candies.
for.pu
rest and
ilamondSteam
Telephone the Richmond Steam
Laundry to get your laundry.": tf
Miss Florence Jflnell will spend Christmas at Zaprsville, Ohio. A few twiligjjf candles left at Nicholson's. ;f 8-1 1
Special sale of millinery Jhis week Miss Austin, in Wcstcottotel build ing. 18-2f
Greek Candy Store has a line of candies especially suited , for Sunday school teachers and Xmas. entertainments. Pocketbooks, Bill Folds, Pursea Perfumes and Xoilet articles at McDonnell's drug sterol lS-7t
tained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tull and daughter, and Jame? Tull.
Owing to the death of Miss Laura Gaston's mother, Miss Constance Fosler presided at the organ at Reid Memorial church Sunday.
According to his fellow employes at Jones' Hardwars store, events that will culminate round about the fir,irt. of the year, loom largely in the mfnd
of Tom IrfOng.
Morris & Co.'s for Xma
boifks.
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Will II. DeMoss, president of the Centerville school board, was ia 'the? city yesterday and called on County
Superintendent Jordan.
AN INCORRIGIBLE LAD
Samuel Griffiths Wants His Son Placed in Institution Where He Will be Disciplined.
Butterick's patterns.
orris & Co.
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Mrs. Pauline Kofski, of South J street, a long sufferer of rheumatism
is renorted as showingno improve
ment.
Special sale of millinery this week Miss Austin ,in, Wefftcott Hotel build
ing.
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Charles Towle of Indianapolis, is
expected to spend Christmas with hisl
brother, J. W.. Towle.
Musical trade at
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Olson's.7 18-1
Cosmetics will ruin the complexion. There's no beauty practice equal to the effects of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It keeps the entire body in perfect health. Tea or Tablets 25 cents. A. G. Lukcn & Co. k
Notice to Merchants. We will insure you against loss by burglars. Call oih,ftbone fcs and we will give you ratesliougmn & Co Phones 139. Hifcth-sat
0 COURT TILL FRIDAY
The Illness of Judge Fox Is Proving More Serious Than Was at First Anticipated.
Buy a nice hat for"a Christmas gift
at Mrs. C. A. Brehm's Bis reduction ale, 35 North Sth street , lS-2t Mrs. Ollie R. Elliott and daughter of Bellevue, Kentucky, are to "spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott of Sotfth A street
. Christmas books.
Iorris & Co.
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Have your Xmassjpamdy packed in Beautiful imported boxes at hc Greek Candy store.
Fifth Street M. E. church had a prayer meeting last night at the residence of C H. Griswold on Fort Wayne Avenue.
Miss Ivy Chamncss, daughter ot Marvin Chamness, formerly of Hagerstown, but lately living at Indianapolis, is recovering from a serious attack of diptheria. Just received a lot of aw style Florentine oak and giltmouldings. bring in your pictures agd have them framed before the holidays. Brown & Darnell, 1022 Maistreet. .yTues and Sat.tf. The Palladium gives a dollar each week for the best piece ef news tip ped off" to it,
Samuel Griffith, of Milton, has united with the Board of Children's Guardians in a petition to the circuit court to have his sou, Noble Griffith, placed in some proper Institution for his care. The petition recites that the boy does not attend school and that for his benefit and the benefit of a younger brother, his circumstances should be changed.
She worried aud she fretted. And grew as homely as could be. But now she is a famous beauty. Which came by taking Rocky Mountain Tea. A. G. Luken & Co.
C. A. Fitzgibbons of Nebraska, Joseph Fitzgibbons and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fitzgibbons, of Sioux City, la. will have a family Christmas dinner
at the home of their father, llichael
Fitzgibbons, in West Richmoi
See how what you have rtel
fn print and get a dollar fori
Win tho news "tip" prlze.
Use artificial gas for llgSti
rd look ioing it.
ind beat.
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Our Coal
JEY TO BURH"
is no reason why you should
burn it economically.
is Economical Coai.
HacSirriaK. Ettehfoth Co.
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&L &I?JE) VJIf you want any coalJet the best. I can supply you with It. I invite conf parisons of my coal with that of others, for .it's thfbest. Why should I hesitate to tell you about it? h trust me with your order. If you do, I will win youryonfidence and your future trade. Order from me foyy and get prompt delivery. Office: Builcrdick's Cannery. PHONE 1235. O. Fifth Otroot.
Read. Tho Palladium for Nowo
Louis J. Randolph of Elwood, is expected to spend Christmas with W
B. Donner of Ft. "Wayne avenue. .
More Books at Nicholson's' than at all other stores in the city 18-lt Mrs. II. C. Shaw, Miss Alma Smith Mrs. Ira Swisher, Mrs. C. S. Neal and daughter Helen, spent yesterday in
Cincinnati.
Business men's luncheon ; served In the Cafe of the Wescott rfotel every day from 11:30 to 2:00 o'clock. Price 35 cents. 12-tf
Earl L. Long advance man of the Murray & Mack company, which will be seen here this week, fell from a ladder while tacking signs on a building at Muncie Thursday aiiidi broke- an ankl.
Have you seen the elegant Heiiday
pictures at Nicholson's?
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There will be no session of the Circuit Court before Friday, as Judge Fox is still confined to his home by sickness. The Kroma case will be resumed as soon as the court is able to hear it. V
The rear of the building on Mata
street, just east of the westcott hotel, formerly occupied by Benning's livery stable, is being torn down. Mrs. Helen Heitbrink of 798 South
Sth street, had a severe stroke of t paralysis Saturdaj night, and has
snown very nuie improvement so far.
Notice to Merchants. We will insure you against loss by burglars. Call or phone uTnd we will &ive you rates. Dougan& Co. Phones 1C9. tu-th-sat
Mashmeyer Catching On. Oscar Mashmeyer, Who will become deputy sheriff on January 1, under Linas Meredith, is now giving some
attention to tbfetduties of that posi
tion.
Use artificial gas
light and heat.
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One of the best yields of corn reported in Wayne county is that by J. A. Brown, of Washington township. From 105 acres he secured 6,500 bushels. .'
See Adams Drug Store window at 601 Main street for FancyBfox Christmas Candy put up injmtWted boxes at Special Prices to introduce goods. IS-Tt.
Mrs. Katherine Samoniel, from Brookville, Indiana, is here visiting during the holidays, Mr. and MrC Hen ry Sittloh. X
Great Book sale at .jf Nicholson'. Nothing more appropriate for a gift. 1t
Mrs. Tail of South 6th street, enter
TDn Art ot (&wm
is not only to select an article that pleases, but also a gift that has beauty and
value and which will always remam a source of satisfaction and a constant ;
reminder of the happy Yuletide, f 'S,
Ours is the store of Richmond atwhick this kind of gifts can be purchased We have something for everybody, and Weombine beauty, value and permanency
with reasonable prices. At oufXstore uS&easy to make the present fit the
person and the price fit the purse
A iMultitiitfe of
The indecision and perplexities
There is a multitude of ideal gifts-
vast assortment of artistic novelties ai
Christmas buying vanish at our store
it only the standard lines of jewelry, but a
utilities, everythiftg-striking a fresh note.
I3ta.ss Novelties For The IHIomc
Dining room, library living room, boudoir and the nifljiis and
corners.
Everything for the smoker Match-safes, ci trays.
For the Library Book racks, fetter racks, desk cutters, pen trays, Ink stands.
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ash
paper
Candle-Sticks Antique, American finish or import ft jewel cases, thermometers, calendar stands and rare brU-a-brac.
ErlcctioliorG
American, German or Romanesque finish exquisite designs, delicate shadings, at $1 7.50, $18.50, $21.00, $22.00, $25.00 and $35.00.
Silver-Plated CHollow Ware. and a large LINE OF PLATEAUS 'from $3.75 to $16.00. ISracclcto
We have made a choice collection of bracelets of all styles j and of the Etruscan, Rose Gold, English or polished finish, j
The most acceptable and valued of alf gifts. We have sus
tained our reputation as headquarters for fine jewelry and we have a magnificent collection of rings plain gold bands, signet rign. and rings set with any precious atone and mounted to suit the wearer. Percolators The reliable brand of pereelatora which we carry In nickel and copper is one of the utilities that will gladden the heart of any housewife.
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S I 0 Main Street
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