Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 324, 21 December 1906 — Page 3

The Richmond Palladium, Friday, December 21, 1906.

) nnnconoooDD KOCH SEEKS. CURE FOR All AFFLICTION ST HHPfi & USEFUL IPlSlJgGMT. a Cravenettes n a a a a a Overcoats Suits. Former President of Berlin Medical College Is at Work in Equatorial Africa. THE SLEEPING SICKNESS

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Until the coming of that Jolly old soul Santa Claus, and the time when njbt only 'ie hearts of the little ones are made glad, but the old ones are also made happy by the distribution and receipt of presents, silent but eloquent messages Jof friend

ship, good will and love. For those who have not yet decided what to buy. for him

cr Jier, 73 offer the following suggestions:

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DRESSING JACKETS 48c WRAPPERS, fleeced - .. .. --' - 98c SATTEEN SKIRTS .-75c to $1.50 BLACK MERCERIZED SKIRTS $2.43 FURS - 98c to $15.00 TRIMMED HATS - $1.50 to $2.48 WHITE SKIRTS 98c to $2.98 FUR TRIMMED SLIPPERS .-r 98c PATENT LEATHER SLIPPERS..' $1.50 KID SLIPPERS .- 98c to $1.50 GOLF GLOVES -. .. .- -- - - ,25c to .50 CORSETS at -- 50c to $1.25 FANCY HOSE ...... ------ 25c to .50c HAND SATCHELS 50c to $1.50 NECK RIBBONS 10c to .25

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SOFT OR STIFF HATS 98c to $2.50 GOLF GLOVES ... 25c to .50 KID GLOVES .- - .- 50c to $1.25 MEN'S TIES, All Silk - 25cto .50 -

SUSPENDERS . - 25c to .53 HOSE .. . .- -- -- -- -. --10c to .25c ALL LINEN COLLARS, .... - .10 SHIRTS, Very Latest - 50c to .98

SLIPPERS .. .. 50c to $1.5

KID SHOES . . -. .. .. ... $1.50 to 30

WORSTED PANTS 198 to $2,93 DRESS SUltS - .. -- $7.50 to ip,0 SWEATERS . . - - 50c to flia WORK SHIRTS .. .. .. -. ----- 39ctohfflc BLUE JERSEY SHIRTS -- ..... - X50

CHILDREN'S CAPS, all wool 25c to $1.00 CHILDREN'S DRESSES .. -- - 50c to $1.0 BOYS' KNEE PANTS . -25c to $1.0 BOYS' SUITS .. -- -- ---- -- -- $1.50 to 3.50 5Ve BOYS' SHIRTS .- .. - -- -- 25c to 5tte BOYS' SHOES ------ 98c to $1.98 BOYS'HOSE .20cto .25 DOLLS, Kid Body - 25c to .93 CHRISTMAS BOOKS .. .. 10c to .50 FANCY BOXES OF ALL KINDS ' TABLE LINEN, Per Yard 25c to .93 DRESS GOODS, Per Yard 15c to $1.50 LANCASTER GINGHAMS, per Yard .07 ALL CALICOS, Per Yard .. .. .05! SALADS 25c to .975 1 FANCY VASES .. .. 50c to $1.93 - - Let us show you our elegant assortment of " Cyco " bearing Bissell Sweepers. Prices : $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.50,

Come to the Hoosier for Department Store Prices. No fancy prices here.

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INVESTIGATOR FINDS THAT AT

OSYL, A PREPARATION OF ARSENIC. IS EFFICACIOUS AS A

CURE.

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Publishers Press.?

Berlin, x.csjr Robert Koch, who resigned the presidency of the Berlin Medical society in May to continue his investigation in equatorial Africa of the so-called "sleeping

sickness," in his official report to the

imperial ministry of the interior says

he found that atosyl. a preparation of

arsenic, is as efficacious in the treatment of the sickness as quinine is in malaria. Writing from Sese, Victoria Nyanza, under various dates previous to Dec. 1, the professor says he discovered from study of the habits of the glossina palpalis, one of the insects disseminating "trypanosmes," as he terms the germs, that it lives in the undergrowth or on water plants growing near the margins of the lakes, and feeds on dead water, fowl, fish and crocodiles, especially the latter. In order to study the glessina palpal s and the disease simultaneously, the prcfessor availed himself of the offer dude by the British government to pi&ce at his disposal an empty mission house at Bougali, Seze islands, northwestward of Victoria Nyanza, where there are 900 patients being treated with subcutaneous injections of a half gramme solution ef alosyl. Professor Koch has had patients under observation two or three months, but on account of the fear of relapses, Professor Koch concludes that they must remain two or three months longer under observation before he is certain of having accomplished permanent cures. Six hours after an injection "trypanosmes" were still present in the system of a patient, but after eight hours the germs disappeared. The malady attacks particularly men in the prime of life, and the mortality

from the sickness has been so great that whole villages are inhabited by women and children only. The population of the Seze Islands in 1902 was 30,000, now 12,000.

A BOY SHOWED THEM

RESULT WAS TERRIFYING

Unusual Incident Took Place In Fireworks Factory at Savannah.

Two Firemen Were Killed and Another Injured.

JMJno Mo5miff ffET iky ty no less iiy 9lV-tClAIN STREET

AT THE THEATERS

The Man From the West Gennett. Modern stagecraft has apparently

by no means reached its limitation, for each secceeding year sees a decided advancement in the manner iu

which the plays of today are produc

ed; not only, does this apply to the

scenic investure, but to the sartorial embellishment as well. Details are

much more looked after than formerly, and all those little things that

go to make the lasting success of a

play, and the perfection in production. That the management of "The

Man From the West," Messrs Crandall and Mtchell have studied all this little detail work in connection with their magnificent production can be readily seen by a visit to the Gennett

next Saturday, matinee and night. It is a production of degree and elaborateness that will excite wonder. Strong and pleasing specialties are

introduced throughout.

Modjeska Gennett. Mme. Helena Modjeska's farewell

appearance in this city at the Gen

nett. Monday evening, December 31,

being as it will, the last lime we will

be privileged to enjoy an art as rare as any that the modern stage has

known, is an occasion which is com

manding the attention of every element of the community, those who attend the theatre but seldom taking almost as great interest in it as are regular patrons of the play. The reason is not far to seek. Such art

as Modjeska's, while thoroughly entertaining, is on a far higher plane than the acting that is done for mere amusement. It appeals to the intellect, touches the highest sensibil

ities, stimulates ambition, clarifies pride, emboldens self reliance, raises the soul above the sordid and gives

clearer view of life and man's re

lation thereto.

IPublishers Press. Savan..." , j. Two fire men were killed and Assistant Chief Munro of the fire department and another fireman injured by an explosion at a fire here in the fireworks factory of Joseph Carbo and John Niva, Italians. Munro died at the hospital. Carbo and Niva were engaged in lounting torpedoes. One dropped and eaused the explosion of the rest. Car

bo and Niva suffered painful injuries,!

those of Carbo being the more serious. Munro was asked to investigate, it being suspected that the proprietors had more explosives in the place than the ordinances permit. Munro and three firemen, Eddy, O'Leary and Daley, entered the building, and Frederick Chitty16, also crowded his way in. The firemen were speculating as to whtt could have caused the explosion. "I'll show you how It happened," re

marked Chltty, and he threw a dyna

mite cap to the floor. Three explosions followed in quick succession. The building collapsed and the detonation were heard all over the city. - Window glasses were broken in the Neighborhood and debris was senjf flying in every direction. Fire foowed the

explosion-

K. of P. Electift Notice. Triumph l3&lgeo. 113 will hold an election oflofflTers and one Trustee, Friday ej4hg, Dec.21st, 1906 Frank Tfmas. C. C. F. Balzer,, K. of R. and S. Dec 10 & 21

DRUG NOTICE.

REDUCED PRICES

MEDICINE AT LE(

PHARM

PATENT FIHE'S

and

Wish further to Announce that In spite of thefact, urity and "quality

of drugs ant mediffines, will positive

ly be main! ainedas heretofore

sold to youl by Ampetent persons.

Substitution i degrading. I o

you nothing "ast as good" c.

of high stansani and purity Has reen, i

and shall ceCinue to be my ypride, and I hope, with courteous trerfment.

to convince further in my statement.

See my window for qualltin neat

and useful holiday speciaKes.

Respectfully,

tf - LEW. II. FIHE.

Vaudeville at the Phillips. After a rest of a week vaudeville

will again be resumed at the New

Phillips on Monday afternoon with a

bill that is of a most promising nature, both as to the c -lity and the

diversity of its arrangement. Miss

Grace Miller will be at the piano, Cal

Lankert will sing the illustrated

songs and the Philoscope will show

three of the most interesting and up-to-date films. In addition to these regular features Spedden and Herson will do eccentric comedy singing and talking; Tulsa, the girl with the black eyes, will have a character singing act; Cunningham and Smith will present "The Shoplifter," introducing their singing dog, Zero, and Hugh V. and Bessie Lee will appear to "A Roman Sybil's Dream." The Cilms to be shown by the Philoscope ere "New Brother." "A Gluton Taken for a Thief , and "Oh, That Limburger." As next week is one in which the public will be in search of amusement, the ' most liberal of patronage is expected.

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Miss OIlie Eaton, who comes to the Gennett theatre all next week reqnires r.o recommendation to Richmond theatre goers who have crowded the theatre nightly a week each seasor.for ten years.

ENNETT THEATRE

IRA a WISHER, Meneger.

MalinMghtani Saturday, December 22

O. A. Crandall present!

TLc WE!

THE MAN f RO

A spectacular drama of Wisiern Life

See the great holdup scene; the r

great ranch scene. A Metropolitan production PRICES: Matinee, Adults, 2oc.; Children, 10c.

15c. Seats at the West :ott Pharmacy.

K. Sp

zvous In

e mountains; the-

opular Prices.

Night, 50c, 35c, 25c,

IRA SWISHER. T Lessee mn4 rtanaier J

GENNETT THEATRE? - -

VAN DYKE & EATON CO. ISJlSiSaSSS

LadUs FREE if secured before 6 cm. I

MONDAY V'hen the Bells Tell

TUESDAY Matinee In th Blood.

WEDNESDAY Matinee Fo

Man Wins.

THURSDAY Matinee Cit

FRIDAY Matinee Carmen.

SATURDAY Matinee East

Hands

Her

FREE If secured before 6 pm.

the Czar. Nlaht Born In

lusband's Sake.

Night

Best

lle

Night Men of Jntown.

ght Across the Desert.

Night Youner Brothers.

Ladies free Monday night, (usual conditions. Prices Matinee Daily 10 cents; Nights, 10, 20 and 30 cents. Seatson sale at the West-

cott Pharmacy.

The New Phillips Vaudeville Theatre

O. G. MURRAY. LESSEE ANI

WEEK OF DEC. 24: 3 an

Saturday 3, 7:45 and 9:

'MANAGER.

3:15 p. m.

p. m.

A OVERTURE. I E ,

Miss Grace Miller. B SPEDDEN AND HERSON.

Eccentric Comedy Singing :ui

Talking. C TULSA.

The Girl with the Biz Black Eyes. G PHILOSCOPE. f

Character Singing Act. "New Brotherif'A Glutton TiKen D ILLUSTRATED SONGS. for a fhlefT'Oh. That Llmbur-

Mr. cal Lankert. ger.

Special matinee each Saturday; children 5 centff All other matinees

10c, except to children under 5 years. Souvenirs Wednesday uatinee.

NNINGHAM AND SMITH.

'The Shoplifter," introducing their

Singing dog, "Zero."

HUGH V. AND BESSIE LEE. , In a "Roman's Sybil's Dream.

HAYS BROS.' scWATO

FOR LADIES AND

9 Sou h 3r'e

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taion.

HILDREN.

St.

PROGRAR7 FOR

Thursday, Fridayatrfday, Dec, 20,21,22

The Wig Chase. Personal Fireworks. Masks and Faces. Illustrated Song: "A

Hampshire, Molly.' Words by Robt. F. R

Music by J. Fred Helf. CONTINUOUS SHOW.

ou Coming Back to Old New

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Open Tuesday, Thurs

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S'lCrfTING I

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day iid Saturday morning, aft-

COLIS

B BY THE RICHMOND CITY BAND.

Admission, Gents 15c: Ladies free. Skates 10c.

Read The Wullsxdltxm far Flows

...HOLLY! HOLLY!

The kind that's COVERED mih RED BERRI

: Plenty Double HolIyWreaths.

Plenty Double Evergxfien Wreaths,

Plenty Double Frenc

OLLY! HOLLY!...

for 25c.

Plenty Green Wreath!

Also Red xmas bens, mree si7s.

Chr?stma Trees, regular Spruce varie Littjff 2 to 4 feet for he table, nice medium siie, 4 to 6 feet and larger kinds 6 to 10 feet. We have theflunted. all ready, or can sell them without mount. Come early, before our selection is picked over. The finest lot of Xmas decorations in the city. Order your Xmas Turkey now. Will h.ive a fine lot. Phone 292. HADLEY DROO.

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