Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 323, 20 December 1906 — Page 5

The Richmond Palladium, Thursday, December 20, 1906.

Page Five.

A Vast Christmas Store Richiy Stocked With the Latest Furniture Novelties. Gift buyers will appreciate the advantages afforded by our grand display. We have hundreds of articles for the home that will make handsome presents priced reasonably.. In this great showing of exclusive goods are many exquisite pieces of the very latest creation. Cellarettes, Writing Desks, Jardiniere '.ands, Parlor Chairs, Library Tables, Dressing Tables, Shaving Stands, Pedestals, Card Tables, Costumers. Che al Glasses, Buffets, Music Cabinets, etc. Call and select what you wish, have it set aside and we will deliver when desired.

This Handsome Corner Chair is made of solid oak, is nicely finished, A regular $4.00 value. This week,

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Desk and Bookcase combined in finest Solid Oak, rubbed and polished. Priced at

014.75

OJW it is

you don't question the genumeness

of a piece of gold tnat comes f ipm the

United States MintJ You KN

exactly what it passes for aid you

know it will be accepted ANYWHERE

for its face value.

So it is with our pets. The public that any article of

from our establishm

Not only is it a WO

experience has taugtt

each piece of Furni

is the BEST value obtain anywhere.

GTYLISH ROCKERS $2.69 each For $3.25 grade. Pretty and restful shape. Made of Quartered Golden Oak and Mahoginized Birch, smooth gloss finish. Would make a very acceptable Christmas gift.

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Now for one of those sensible gifts one of those useful KITCHEN CABINETS made of different woods and finish. Cabinets from $3.25 up.

A Choice Sideboard at $14.85 Has fancy shaped top, 12x20, bevel plate glass mirror and is equipped with two swell front and one ordinary drawers. Is handsomely carved and is finished in the popular Golden Oak.

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CrtAlK, exactb like cftt.

ade of solid oak, elegantlA carved

d highly polished, has larg hand-

rved claw feet, latest style adjust-

e back, .upholstered .with Y high

de Velour, worth $12. On leasy

tenms of $1 cash, balance 50c a week.

cial price,

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$10.00

We are overstocked on these goods and must sacrifice to close them out before Xmas. This is the reason for offering this beautiful, high grade, artistic Desk at the price. It is full standard size, selected stock, finely finished, piano polish, solid and durable. Can be had in oak or maho3iny at the same price, while they last, commencing at $3.75 and from that on up. See our big line of ladies' Holiday Desks.

Jardiniere Stand in solid oak, 13 inch top, 18 in. high golden oak finish; special price

AUGHT BY TIGHT MONEY

,DIANAPOLIS FIRM QUITS

iana Manufacturing Company J-'as laced Its Affairs in Hands of Thrfe i trustees for the Benefit of Its Cred-ors.

McKain of this city, president Indiana Manuracturinr compai

rubllshers Press. J mASnnc1l9 T T.o.. 19. Arthur

racturing company.

ced his business affairs In the jMs-of three trustees for the benefit

ft. with liabilities of $225,000. Mc- ' ln's financial embarrassment Is yrf, it fs stated. - to the prevailing jhtness" of the money market and inability to realize on securities. jink D. Stalaaker and John H. Hollifff of Indlanapclis, and T. H. King jBoston were appointed trustees to V nntll all the creditors are eecura McKain turned over all his prop-

;y to b trusts. 3 - :

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most" cumnio inimrjir. n iim

Social and Personal Flention

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Mr. John Etter was given a pleasant surprise party Tuesday evening at his home on Sheridan street, in honor of his birthday anniversary. Mr. Etter was presented with a beautiful chair by the guests. Progressive euchre was played at five tables the prizes being awarded to Mrs. Fred Cccoran rrr,Mr. Will Bennett. After the games a three course luncheon was served. The guests were Messrs and Mesdames William Horn, Fred Cocoran, William Bennett, William Hufford, George Thurer, George Gray, James Shurman, Edward Stout, Harry Robinson, Walter Senery, Mrs. Sarah Phillips, Mr. Monroe Campbell. Misses Abb?e Urban, Eva

Totten and Elizabeth Mortes. The United Brethren are arranging for their Christmas entertainment to be given next Sunday night. The subject will be "The King of the Ages. Thirty four children will take part in the exercises. Mrs. Shuman Jones entertained the Duplicate WTiist Club yesterday afternoon at her home on East Main street. The rooms were prettily decorated with holly and Christmas bells. -On New Years eve the club will have an evening meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sample on North 13th street. The regular meeting will be held in four weeks with Mrs. Mark Wilson of South 13th street. . Mrs. W. L. King entertained the

members of a whist club last evening at her home on South Sth street Whist was played at three tables, the most number of points being won by Mrs. George Gay. The next meeting of the club will not be until after the holidays. je. .v. J The Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian churcli will meet Friday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs. W. S. Hiser entertained the members of her shorthand class at her home on South 13th street Tuesday afternoon. The time was spent socially and a luncheon was served.

He 4? Or Mr. Levi Peacock entertained informally at dinner last evening at his home in West Richmond in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howe of Chicago. Covers were laid for six.

ry Luring of South 15th street. The leader will be Mrs. Chas. McRea and Mrs. B. F. Wehrley will have the paper, "Broad Field." Miss Esther Kyger will entertain New Years eve at her home on North loth street, complimentary to Miss Dulin of Cincinnati. The Reading Circle of the First M. E. church . will meet Friday, December 28 with Miss Ora Conrad. 72 South 12th street. Mrs. Frank Murley was the hostess for a delightful meeting of the Good Cheer Club yesterday, afternoon at her home north of the city. The time

was spent socially and luncheon: served. The next meeting of

club will be in two weeks.

w ie !? On account of the Junior-Senior banquet tomorrow evening in the I. O. O. F. hall, Mrs.. Kolp's dancing class will meet this evening at 7 o'clock. Mrs. J. O. Barber entertained the Woman's Home Missionary Society yesterday afternoon 'at her home on South 13th street. The leader for the afternoon was Mrs. D. R. Ellabarger. Miss Ora Conrad read a paper on Porto Rico. The next meeting of the Society will ie on January 30 with Mrs. Hen-

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tainly regret it n . Aheyl ynon t pay Wilke's a visit befre thY buy else

where.

for

BURIED VICTIM ALIVE

AFTER ASSAULTING HIM

Chicago Degenerate Admits His Guilt in Court and Is Sentenced to Fifteen Years in the Reformatory.

Notice toiMerchants.

We will insaref you against loss by burglars. CaiV pr phone us and we will give you yates. Dougan- & c5. Phones 139. tu-th-sat

If I were Santa Claus I would know exactly what to give every boy and girl. I would, give thenyf Holljster's Rocky Mountai Teaylt's the greatest medicine In the vorld; .a never-ceasing wonder. JG5 " cents.

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Publishers' Press. " Chicago, Dec. 19. Robert Gordon, 15L was sentenced to the reform atnrv

life, after pleading guilty to the

charge of murdering Joseph Reed, 8

years of age. Gordon pulled Reed under a sidewalk, pounded him on the

head with a brick until he was uncon

scious, then dug a hole in the earth in which he placed Reed. Gordon then heaped earth over Red and allowed him to suffocate. cordon showed no ewotlon either vMin he entered

his plea of gallty or hen he was sen

tenced.

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HAVELAND CHINA SETS. Anticipating a demand for Haveland China wYreVhas laid in a

splendid supply. SeJ their line

Kau Extradited. London, Dec. 19. The extradictloa of Professor KarLtfCau of Washington, D. C, to German was formally granted on the change of murdering his mother-in-law, Frou Monitor, at Ba-

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stomach, liver and bcwels the help 1

they will need. Regu.ets bring easy, regular passages of the bowels.

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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS.

December 22, 23, 24 and 25, Decem

ber 29, 30, 31, 1906, January 1 if 907. WINTER TOURIST FAES. . Florida and South Colorado

and SouthwrSt

Homeseekers' Exursions.

West rjorthvvpt. South

Southwest jd Mexico.

Ask about tmf excursions and Interchangeable Mileage Exchange Orders and Low Fares. At Richmond, Ind consult

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